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POSTAGE STAMP swlNDLE.
Hoax Which Has Made Its Dishonest
Originator Wealthy.

A Hoax Which Has Made Its Dishonest
Originator Wealthy.
Now and then some one announces
himself as the victim of the one million
postage-stamp hoax. It is firmly be-
lieved that if 100000 stamps are col
lected and forwarded to some one, bed
will be provided for an invalid boy in
some hospital, or home for an orphan.
Christian churches have been the spe-
cial victims and there is hardly one in
England, the United States, Australia,
India or in any other country, that has
not had several members begging, bor-
rowing and even stealing postage-stamps
in order to make up the million that
will go to clothe and feed some orphan
or old person.
This swindle originated in the fertile
brain of postage-stamp collector at
Stettin Germany. He desired to get
vast collections to sort out and sell
again, and hit upon plan to set the
whole civilized world to go to work for
him free of charge. He preyed on the
sympathies of people by announcing
that an orphan would be cared for in
1.-THE Syrian Home,'' for every 1000, 900
stamps sent to him. This worked
well, anu tu0 uSAG uOuS0 WAS tQ0 SEaEI-
ing of mythical mission in China, the
Holy Sisters of which agreed, for every
million stamps sent to them, to save
from the jaws of the crocodiles of the
Yellow river at least one Chinese baby,
and then educate and christianize it.
The stamps were to be sent not to Jeru-
salem or China, but to Munich or Stet-
tin. The last claim on the sympathy of
the world that has been made by this
German, is that for million stamps a
bed for an old lady or an old gentleman
in one of three homes-one in London,
another in New York and the third in
Cincinnati. For half million stamps
bed will be endowed in hospital and
for 100. 600 home will DO found for an
orphan for one year. There are
agencies in various cities to forward
stamps to Stettin. It is estimated that
this swindler has COLLECTED over one
hundred million stamps in the United
States alone, and that these were worth
from half million dollars to three times
that amount.-Good Hous excepting.
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1.-THE LORD RESPONSIBLE"
Pharisee Harrison Holds Providence Ac-
cOuntahle for Renuhlican DishonestY.

Pharisee Harrison Holds Providence Ac-
countabIe for Republican Dishonesty.
A sublime exhibition of Christian
faith is always admirable, but when
President Harrison stood up before a
gang of office-seekers who had been up
braiding him for the sins of his Admin
istration, and said 1.-THE Lord did it; He
is responsible for my election" human
credulity was taxed beyond the limit.
There has always been popular i'm
preston that Wanamaker's Doodle, with
Quay's EXPERIENCES in handling it, was
mainly responsible for Harrison's cleo
ton. When Warner Miller fell outside
that belief, and there has been no one to
seriously question the truth of it until
the President himself endeavored to
shift the responsibility upon the Lord.
We say it in all reverence that the Lord
God is omnipotent, and that He often
chooses human agencies to accomplish
His purposes, but no amount of Admin
istration piety will ever veer us around
to the belief that the Lord smiles upon
the corruption of the ballot, or that He
originated ''blocks of five" schemes as
the means of putting His servants into
positions of power and influence. We
know that nothing of the sort was done
when He sent the prophet Samuel to the
distant sheep pastures of JudBa with in
structions to anoint shepherd lad as
the future King of Israel. Nor is there
any reason to believe that the power of
the Lords hand has been so stayed or
His arm so shortened that He would
have to resort to Doodle and corruption
in these latter days as the means of &C
complishing His designs.
To put it plainly, the President is
either too fresh in his knowledge of the
Almighty power, or he is the veriest
hypocrite that ever filled public sta
ton.
When ruler leans on the arm of the
Lord for guidance in the administration
of hi - Office the people are assured of
good government. But it is different
when ruler attempts to make scape
goat of Jehovah. That is a species of
profanity which appals the people, and
they tremble in fear of retributive JUS
tice.
1t is not written anywhere in the Good
Book that the Lord favors an Ubiquitous
tax system which makes the rich richer
ana the poor poorer. Inere are no eX-
amples in Holy Writ that the Lord ever
bestowed favoritism upon such cattle as
Malone and Dudley and Chalmers; nor
is there any evidence that under the old
dispensation little breeches-maker
could buy his way into the priesthood as
Wanamaker has done.
What the Harrison Administration
wants is less Pharisaism and more good
American horse sense = and old-time
honesty.-St. Paul Globe.
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Crushed Under railing Rock.

NEeAuNEE. Mich, Nov. 21.-Three
miners were killed and four others
badly injured in the Buffalo mine a.
midnight, Tuesday night, by being
buried in fall of rock. AS soon as pos
sible the seven men were brought to the
surface. Gustave Orrison died a few
moments after his rescue, and two
Firms, names unknown, died yesterday
evening. The other four will recover.
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The Republican Waterloo Explained.

From a casual survey of the Repub-
lican press the following appear to the
Albany IN. W Argus to be the reasons
which Republicans have settled upon as
the cause of their defeats all through
the coultry:
/. We were not beaten at ALL
g. II we were beaten we were beaten because
it was an s'of year" and the Democrats had the
most votes;
s. Or because President Harrison did not dis
tribute the Offices fast enough;
T. Or because he distributed them too fast;
8. Or because he distributed them among the
wrong men;
g. Or because we were too astin for prohi-
bition;
z. Or because we were not Hstif enough for
prohibition;
8 Or because we really won. hut were cheated
by the wicked Democrats"
O. or Reconnaissance
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diers and one of
Emin's men had ar
there. They
report that they left
Stanley at Nouk-
kma on August 10,
and travelled via
Noembo, and Mweri-
veri, thence north
20 Ugogo, complet-
ing the journey in
thirty-three d a y s,
nine days
in resting.
Emin and Casati
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hundred Soudanese soldiers and large
number of other people, conveying a
great quantity of ivory. Stanley was
bringing with him $40 Zanzibars
and six Lieutenants, Nelson, Jepson,
Stairs, Park, Boiny and Williams. Bar
ring unforeseen accidents or delay, the
expedition should reach Mpwapwa on No
vember 20. Both Emin and Stanley had
had frequent battles with the Mahdists,
and were uniformly victorious. The
English missionaries were protected by
the Germans after the rout of Bushiri.
Emin left two Egyptian officers behind
to assume charge of the station.
THE EXPLORERS PARTY ALL WELL.
BERLIN, Nov. 21.-Captain Wissmann's
dispatch announcing the arrival Of
Stanley is dated Zanzibar, November 20.
and states that all of the explorers
party were well. Captain Wissmann
says he expects Stanley and his party
to arrive at Bogomoyo by December IL
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..Colonelr CIarkson,s Enronterr.

Colonel Clarkson, Mr.. Harrison's As
sistant Postmaster General, says the re-
suit of the election in Virginia is due
solely and entirely to fraud And yet
Colonel Clarkson is the very same iden-
tical man who was party to the theft
of the subscription list of the Voice, and
who. with his pal. Colonel Dudley, di-
rected the purchase OF Indiana voters in
ssblocks of five" But though Colonel
Clarkson may not be an honest politician,
he certainly deserves the prize for
brazen-faced effrontery. Alexandria
Wal Gazette.
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Ordered to brazilian Waters.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The United
States Government has ordered Rear
Admiral GILES, who is stationed at
Montevideo with the vessels Richmond
and Tallapoosa, to proceed to Brazilian
waters. Secretary Tracy has cabled
him to sail for Brazil at once. The dis
patch contained warning about yellow
fever.
i No fear is entertained in the State
and Navy Departments concerning
United States interests in Brazil, but 1t
was thought best to have couple OF
war-ships conveniently located in the
event of serious disturbances.
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STANLEY is SAFE.

The Intrepid African Explorer and Party
Safely Arrived at Mpwapwa, in German
African Territory and All Are Well.
BERLIN, Nov. 21.-The Rechsanzeiger
publishes a dispatch from Captain
Wissmann, dated at Mpwapwa, October
Is, stating that four of Stanley's SOL
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such a party should, when arrived at the
temple for prayer, assert that the great
Democratic party, mere publicans and
sinners, are without conscience, while
they, the pharisees, are familiars of the
Lord-excellent fellows in whom there
is no guile.
It is an old trick, and sometimes it
wins. But the present moment is not
propitious for it's use.-Chicago Times.
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The Huron Mine strike at Hancock. Mich.
Ended.

The Huron Mine strike at Hancock. Mich,
Ended.
! HANCOCK, Mich, Nov. %. The strike
at the Huron mine terminated yester-
day. Monday night a German, who at
tempted to go to work on the night shift,
was badly beaten. Yesterday morning,
as q small force attempted to go to work,
lsixty-two strikers assaulted them with
clubs and rocks. Sheriff Badwen ar
rested four OF the ringleaders, who have
since been released ON their own re-
-oxnixance. The arrests terrified the
strikers, and yesterday afternoon they
notified tho company that they wers
wiliIno TO work at the old wages
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nilien Der &ube unb beg Seenentpe6iels
bebarftig, berlieb 6amburg unb reiite
ltber MlnGen na1 eStQlieu.

nihen 6er Gube unb bes Seenenpe6fels
bebitrftig, berlieB 6amburg unb reilte
iiber Wtiin6en mad StaIieu.
Su Wiin9en bate er nod ni9t bic
Stimmuna. Inn befen &uniii9dbe nit
boiler 9eiterfeit 5u genieBen, aber in
Staiien iibten &lima unb 6immel per.
eint ben ni6t gu bef6reibsnben 3auber
aus, ber fi6 nur empfinben, nidt aers
| gliebern unb ertldren ldBt.
gs liegt in ber italienii9en 2uft ets
mas gefdnftigenbes, tpie in feiner anoe,
rem. Bon Sag 3u Sag uurbe Jran5
ruDiger, flarer iiber fib ielbit un6 sus
frie6ener nit feinem @ef9if.
Oft ba6te er an 6iI5egarb, unb nies
mails erfreute ct fi6 an elmer Der G6Dns
beiten Der etpigen 5tabt = ssrans Iebte
iebt In &om = obne bic Greuubin Der.
beiautuiinf@en, bic ibm Der Iiebfte ums
gang mar; felt er feline Mutter berIoren
bate. Dur6 feline tbdtige Witarbeiters
f9aft an tuifeni6aftIi1en 3eitfGriften
bate fi9 Softor Scott unter ben Ne6tss
gelebrten Seutf9lanbs bereits einen
guten ytamen gema@t, als iein Bud
itber 8ereinfa9ung unb &larbeit in bet
@eieBgebuHg erf6ien.
Die Mnertennung, Die ibm bafiir BON
Seiten feiner Berufsgenoiien su SEeiI
tDuroe, fabrte ibn nod Seutf6Ianb au=
rid. Sn feinem Snneren mar es tpies
Der bell, uno er gelo5te i6, oem tbeues
rem Sdnoe, 6as bas @eburtsIanb 1einer
gltertt mar, nit allen feinen Rrdften su
bienen.
4ls er in ben eriien Muguiftagen 6es
Sabres 1849 in Seibelbers anfaln. bliibs
te unb reifte IGes auf Baoens geIegnes
ten Jluren. Die Iebten &olonnen oer
Aufitdnoiifen batten fi9 in bic G9meia
gefia6tet, iiberaa, tpo Gran3 auf ieiner
Retie hingetomnten mar, berrf6te b6lli.
ge Nube, nirJenos traten bic Spuren
bes Samples au Sage.
Jran5 lebte fi9 In ber bon ibm qelieb=
ten etaot f9neq elm, unter ben 9}ros
feiioren fniipfte er baIo angenebme 8e.
tannti9aften an. st lernte Mitifrebens
be iddBen unb tpurbe bon ibnen ges
ffdBt. yti6ts uurbe ibm In ben Wea
gelegt, i'm @eseutbeil, freunbIi9 Gors
f9ub geleiftet, als er fi9 Bel Neainn
bes 0erbitiemeiters aIs pripatbocent
nieberlieB.
unterifiiBt bon ieiner gIdn3enbeu grs
i@eiruns unb elmer binreiBenben 8erebt.
iamteit, gepann er balb bic 3uneigung
Der atabemii6en Susenb unb fonute fid1
iagen: id ifreue guten Samen aus auf
empfdngli6en 8oben.
Sein Bud bate er Silbegarb gei9idt
unb ibr mitgetbeilt, tuesbalb unb tpie er
fi6 BON Marie getrennt bate.
(6ortfetuus foIgt)
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misunderstanding 0nr8ange in
SDbmen.

Ser Sieg ber Sungti6e6en in 86bs
men bat ieBt f6on 5tuei Golgen gebabt.
Die altti6edii9en parteiorgane font
men ben Sungen in ibren fiibnften
programmpunften i9on iebt entgegen.
Wu9 fte beginner i9on bon Der b6bmi.
f9eu &6nigstr6nuHg au reben, bon benz
ti3e6ii6en Staatsre9t, aud iie treten,
penn an@ nod ibl6tern, NIT oem
Verlangen berbor, ber b6bmii6e 2anbz
tag peroe birett nit ,,feinem G6nia"
in Terbanblungen eintreten, cine Wbref5e
befdlieBen miiRen u. bgl. m. = al bas
in einem NugenbliGe, mo angeii6ts beg
groBen &fes, ber fi9 in @uropa
oorbereitet, gero6e Oelterrei6 fid) ans
einaHberi6lieBen, anitatt fi9 tueiter 3er>
ieBen mtBte.
Beoeutfam, tpie fir bic Monardie, lit
bic fi9 raid enttpifelnbe Situation fur
bic Seutf@en Oeiterrei6s. sic ielblt
balten ben 9lugenblid fir getommen,
Der iiber ibr politiides S9ifiaI ent.
i9eioen ioa. Die geiammte beutfde
prefe bes 2anoes unb bic bemdbrten
Gtibrer Der partei Oentiliren uidt nur
bic Srage Der abermaligen gtieberlegung
Der b6bmii6en 2anbtagsmanbate, lons
bern aud BEN Nustritt d m m t.
II der beutf9er Nbgeorbnes
ten aus benz &ei9sratbe.
Ser enbguItige @nti6luB bieriiber iit
big mad 8etannttuerben bes MusfaQes
Der gDablen in ben Stabtbe5irten ber.
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iiber 2 Millionen @intpobner. Stun fam
eine paufe BON Is Sabren, big Mrfan.
fas I'M Sabre 1886 Staat murbe, ge=
felt aus einem She'll Der BON sSranfs
reid obgetretenen Mifourildnber, pels
DE uripriingli6 insgeiamnt ben SEQ.
men Souiliana gefiibrt batten. SIN
Sabre 1887 trat Wfi6igan bin3u, ge>
formt aus einem Sbetle bes Iorbpefs
gebietes. Sept naren es 26 9terne,
bic in benz blauen GeIbe ffrablten. gs
bauerte nun a6t Sabre big 3wei 5taas
ten 5uglei6 in bic Union aufgenommen
tuuroen, ndmlid Tloriba uno Soma i'm
Sabre 1845.
Gloriba mar als 8ebiet i9on i'm
Sabre 1919 BON 5panien an bic Ser.
Staaten abgetreten morben. Soma mar
elm She'll bes Norbmeit @ebietes unb
feline eisentlide Staatenbilbuug pera0.
gerte fib big gum Sabre 1916. 5eras
aber, bas 5uerit als ieIbltltdnbiger
Staat eriltirte, Der f6 BON Merico ge=
trennt bate, tuurbe ebenfaus i9on i'm
Sabre 1845 als 9taat aufeenommen.
Wiscoalins Stern ging i'm Sabre 1S48
auf uno ber @aliforniens in 1850.
Wiseonlin nit elmer 8ep6Iferuug bon
mebr als II MiQionen rangirt als Der
16. unb @allfornien nit elmer ginmobs
uer3abl bon runb $4,000 als Der "a.
Stat. yfun bauerte es tpieberum aft
Sabre, big neue Sterne erf9ienen. NIs=
bann tpurDen in raider &eibenfolge aufs
9enommen: Minnelota in 1858, Ores
gan 1859, Ganias 1861, Wefs8irgis
MEN 1868, Nebaba 1864 unb Nebrasta
1867. Ganias, in Der &anglifte Der
20 @taat, adblt bereits iiber l Milion
@inpnbner. Sm @entennialiabre 1876
murbe Colorado su einem fouperdnen
9taat erboben. 9amit tparen bic 80
Staaten gei9affen, beren Sterne ieit=
benz bic Jlagge ber Union sierten. Seit
Der Nufnabme bes Centennial Staa.
tes" Colorado fnb 13 Sabre perfoHen,
uno nun reiben ftd ben 3S S9uefters
itaaten bier neue Gtaaten, Norbs unb
StibsSafota, Wafbinston unb Montaz
no on, unb bas 5ternenbanner wirb in
wenigen Wonaten bier neue @terne in
benz blauen Gelbe erbalten. Nm fernep
9ori3onte tauden bereits bier peitere
Sterne auf, welde iib oieaeidbt i9on i'm
nd9fen Sabre INN bic AZ Gterne grub
plren tuerben, benn bic Qufnabme Der
SerritOrien Sbabo, Wpoming, Nri3ona
unb Neu Werico als 9taaten tpirb
bo9it tuabrf6einli6 i6on i'm nddfen
Sabre erfolsen, 10 baB i'm Sabre 1890
auf benz Banner Der Union i9on 46
Sterne Ieu9ten iperben.
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a ..

: Sn 8eebi0e iiarb am Is. Or. 8.
9. 2upfer, elm otter pionier bes QDes
itens. Or. &upfer, S9pei3er bon Sc.
burt, batte iabrelans in San Diego
prafti5irt unb mar erit Dor etDa 6 Mo.
naten ha6 8eebille ber3osen.
= Die Staatser3iebungsbeb6rb bat
ben Counties 81 per capita gum S9ul.
foub beuilligt.
: S6on pieber bas SobIens
OIL! Se6s WeiIen bon Sadlonpi0e
entfernt brannte bas 6aus bes 6arnlers
Sentins nieber unb feline beiben, Z unb
8 Sabre alten 3naben, etbielten lebenss
gefdbrli6e 8ranbmunben.
Sn 81 pafo feuerte ber 2onbufs
teur Souiol 5tueimal auf Scr. GarspeQ,
gehBer beg SOtel 8enbome. 3tpiI6en
geloen beitanO cine alte 6ebbe. Cars
meG erbielt stuei aefdbrli6e Nunben.
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syrameni6Inbeit

1T untreitig elmer Der am i1merffen be-
ftnlrbaren gegriffe, bem gegeniiber es
aud no biel &6pfe, 10 piel Sinn" gibt,
tpie bas alte Spri9mort fagt. Ser eine
ltebt bic S6mar5en, elm anberer bic
Braunen unb ber brittle bic Blonoen,
bier preiit man bic fleinen, runbli1en
Jiguren, bort min man nur bic groBen
uub i6lanfen gelten la1en, uno iiber
Queenfarbe, Naiens, Munbs unb Oh
renfOrm tpirb enbIos bebatiirt unb ge.
itritten. unb bod bat tuobl i6on Elm
Seoer BON uns empfunben, tpie 5ulebt
bod meber Gorm mod Garbe ober sc.
italt enti6eibenb iinb, ionoern mic
ein3ig unb alein Der gbarafter, bas
9ers, bas @emiitb maBsebenb fino uno
bic S66nbeit nber 6dBlidteit, fpe3ieu
BEG @eii9tes, bebingen.
Die berhbmte ruififbe S96nbeit,
S9peiter bes @eneraIs 9tobeIeff, tpeI6e
einen Better beg @3aren sebeiratbet bot,
1T mad algemeinemurtbeil eigentli1 gar
nidt f66n, aber fie III bic Yerionifita.
tion ber Graaie, unb ibr @efi1t ipiegelt
ole ieelii6en @mpfinouugen, tpelde fie
betpegen, aut's 9eutli6ffe ,pieber. -
Mnna 8olepn mar allen Srabitionen 3uz
folge perwa9ien, unb bod bot fe cine
3eit lang ibren Ghrfen 3u bs5aubern
peritanben. 9eraosin bon Burgunb
welde i'm Nlter 2uotpie's XIV. am
9ofe BON 8erlailles gldn3te unb ben
@influB ber Maintenon ettpas neus
traliiirte, batte einen Gropf unb i9le9te
3dbne unb bod bef@reibt He ct. Simon
als groBe S96nbeit. -Margaretbe BON
8alois. bic notorii6 ole Mdnner beaaus
berte. tDel1e nit ibr in 8eriibrung tras
ten, bate iebr berDDrtretenbe, oft aud
nod geiduollene Nusen. bdugenoe So.
den unb cine bide lnterIippe, unb ie
geraoe bra9te bic Mpbe bes gmpfangs
i'm Bett, beg Lever" ,auf Die Sagesorb.
nung. Sie 9eraogin BON gerri, Die
un3dblig biele Nnbeter bate, mdre auf
telner S66nbeitstonfurreena 3uselaHen
norben, un6 Sir Walter Scott, Der BEL
elmer Mehe in ben Suilerien ibr gang
nabe ftano, beridtete nab Sauie, bob ct
fie iebr bdBli6 fduOe, beionbers baburd,
baB he idiele. - Naes bieies benefit
mebr aIs sur @eniise, Dob bas rein
IeuBerli6e am tpenisifen oa5u beitrdst,
bic Grauen i66u ober bdBli6 eri6einen
su lahen, unb baB oaber melt neniger
3eit uuo Wtibs auf bas NeuBere ber>
i6nenbet 5u merben braudte, baB piels
mebr uniere Damen ii1 mebr nit bem
Srainiren ibres Snneren bei9dftigen
follten. Cine pplltommene MiBa1tung
oes duBeren Meni6eu fOu teinesmess
empfoblen perben. aber es ioll nur ni9t,
mie bies geraoe in Der beutigen 3eit biels
fad in eribredenber Weiie gei9iebt, bas
9leuBere allein gum panier erbobeH tuers
ben, udbrenb bic pHege bes Snneren
bettiimmert unb perna6ldiiist tpirb.
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Wnrft! Rauhtpaaren!

@rocerpbdn6ler unb Speiietpirtbe
bonn 2anbe m66ten mir einbringli9
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, baB mir
fir Die Gabrifation BON Wurft uno
Rau6waaren umfangrei6e 8orbereis
tungen getroHen baben unb in Stanb
geieBt ltnb, alien 9lnforberunsen @es
niige au leiiien. g8ir geben @arantie
fir CUTE Maare unb reelle Bebienung.
Die 3ubereitung ifebt unter unierer pers
ibnli1en 2eituug. Senbet Cure Bes
iiellungen BEL 3eiten ein.
80 96fling & g Sobn,
1,10m1t 511 lbenue 6.
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@eibes9alpns.

25o0 Oaros Sheer, pair,corS, Blaio
Samns, 10 Gents per Darb; Mfarieiues
BON l29 @ents per Oaro an; feline
Biques, Is Gents per Yarb; DreB Gam
bries, 12a, 16S uno 20 @ents; ensliide
Gambrics unb gtainioots, Sc 3oll brett,
20 bis SO Gents.
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0te neme GntSefuua.

sic Vile baben Sbre Sreunhc unb Sefannten eappn
lSre9en bpren 9ieaeitt limb Sie aud ielbf Gner ppn
9enen, tuslde an f ieltit erfabren baben, pie gut
eteS Ditttel IT. gSenn Sic es jenals periu6t 6aten,
nann fine sic aud elm treuer 6reunb bappn Denn
per etnmai einen 9eriuh nit Gr. ainss Reuer Gnts
neduns semadt bat, Ger bdt es aud pcn Der 3eit an
tmmer IN letHem 9aule. g8enn Sic es nod niemalS
gebrauh bahen, uno einsH Suien poer etne Grtdtuna
baben iputeu, peer ir9enb Elm 2eteen Der 9unae hes
9alies reer eer 9ruf nanu reridafien Ste li6 cine
6talne bternpH nno periuden Sic eS. Der GrfcIs
pire in ehem Sale sarantirt cher has Geib mirb ,u
rndseja9lt Brobefai6en gratis in her apptbete rru
Qreib, 4hempfrn 4 Gp.
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Sudlens Mrnica=salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der gSelt fir Sdnitte,
Nuetidunsen, @ef9nlre, Gieber. uno Sdut.
ausf6lag, 6Ie6te, seiprunsene Sdnbe, Trpff-
beulen uno ale Sauttranfbeiten furirt Sd.
inorrboiben ooer feline 8esabluns. 8Slliae
Satisfattion garantirt ober DaS @elb pirb
auriiderfdttet. % Gents bic SdadteI. Bum
8erfauf in allen apotbeFen. Dreib, 9bomp.
ION G Co., 8bolefale.
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Gefdrbte Qalpus.

40 3ou breiter Buttiit, quite gBaare,
10 unb 124 @ents per Ourb; Ylaib
4awns, 80 3ca brett, in 4 Tarben. 10
Gents; 100 5tide Bertb Orsanbies
123 @ents; Gable @orO Orsunoies, 12A
@ents; Beriii6er Muu aIer Grt, 80 uno
35 @ents; Nmericun @ballies, sebrudt
unb s&tfarbis, IA 0urbs far 81.
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larer. Sic linb ausse3sidnet in Der
Wdide unb i'm Gam sefdrbt.
Sdcttifde 3epbhre allerlebter MObe
in allen Ufuifern, iolib sefdrbt, 81 3ou
brett, 25 @ents.
Gine habi6e Nuswahl bon Sdottis
fden @bambrahs IS unb 40 Gents.
@rOBer Sorratb BON @lasscw Be-
pbhr8 aller Nrt.
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8arnabps umerituniide @insbams
far Damen. unb 8inber 8leioer, ertraz
tein, 20 Gents.
Qamns

Btr haben ieet mebrere bunDert Stide
ameritaaii6en, enslii4en, iriideu, fran>
3Siiiden uno i6wei5er 6ubritats 5ur On
ltdt ausIiesen.
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l6oben woroen, Nuf ieben Gau fann
ben, gintritte bo6interefanter greigs
niile in Seiterrei@ binnen fiir5efter 3eit
entgegengeieben tperben.
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Cine ponl ltdnbiae Nuswabl rer neue=
ften Muifer gu 12I unb Is Gts. per garb.
1856 Sthde ''New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies iinb Niuifer fran30fider aunif>
Ter unb quite Waaren.
1889 6rihlinssmaaren in fDliben Jar=
Sen 129, Is unb 20 Gents.
SdOttiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Waaren werben intmer pppue
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Sriide 9einellsense.

glcuisn.2einen, Belfait Brown DreB
9inens, Is Gents; braun 2eiuen. 9attif,
bon 10 Gents al; Semen. @ambrics, so
Gents Big 81. unb pieles 9tabere.
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Quantities &apiteI.
Grans, mad ben erf6atterben grleb.
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Cine unsebeure Nuswabl in bisisn
M,tifeln.
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Die
WO9entlide 6reie Yreiie fit Seras
eri6eint
ieoen Donuerfag
unb fofst
$3.50 fir OaS Sabr OSer $1.25 f,it
6 Wfonate tn Voramsbesablmna.