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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-09

I
Happy is that land where thcpoor are
economical and the rich extravaganza.
Wesympathize with every honesteffort
made by the children OF laborto improve
their condition. That is a poorly gov
erned country in which those who do
the most have the least.
There is something wrong when men
are obliged to beg for leave to toll.
We are not yet a civilized people; when
we are, pauperism and crime will vanish
from our land. There is one thing. how
ever, OF which I am glad and proud, and
that is, that society is not, in our coun-
try, petritied; that the poor are not al
ways poor. The children OF the poor OF
this generation may, end probably will,
be the rich OF the next.
The sons OF the rich Of this generation
may be the poor OF the next; so that al
ter all, the rich fear and the poor hope.
It is the glory ofthe United States that
the poor man can take his boy upon his
knee and say, My son, all the avenues
to distinction are open to you.
You can rise. There is no station, no
position, to which you may not aspire.
The poverty OF your father will not be
a milestone about youy neck. The pub
lie schools are open to you.
For you there are education, honor,
and prosperity" These thoughts render
holy every drop OF sweat thatrolls down
the face OF honest toll. We sympathize
with the wanderers; with the Migrants
out Of employment; even with the sad
and weary men who are seeking bread
but not work. When 1 Ste one OF these
men, poor and friendless-no matter
how bad he isl think that somebody
loved him once; that he was once held in
the arms OF a mother; that he slept be-
meath her loving eyes, and Weakened in
the light OF her smile.
I see him in the cradle, listening to
lullabies sung soft and low, and his little
face is dimpled as though touched by the
rosy fingers OF Joy.
And her I think OF the strange and
winding paths, the weary roads he has
Travelled, from that mothers arms to
misery and want and aimless crime.
Elk,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-09
Henry E., Bailey, Cheap
est Farm Loans.
Money to loan on City Prop
Will FalcOner, ST, joe,
Rapid CITY Ed r..
NOTICE TIMBER CULTURE.

June 20 1889.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Adolph Kalkbrenner against Ole Thompson
and his legal heirs and representatives for fail |
ure to comply with law as to Timber Culture
ENTRY No. 149O dated DEC, 20, 1850, upon the
south east quarter section 20, township =
north range - east b. II. NJ, in bennington
County, Dakota with q view OF the cancella,
ton OF said entry; contestant alleging that the
sald.Ole Thompson failed to break or cause to
be broken on said track 5 acres the first year,
ending December %. 1886: Atliant further al
leges in said complaint, that he is informed and
believes that the said Ole Thompson on or
about September or October 1887, died, and
that since his death the heirs Of said Ole
Thompson, have failed to break or cause to
be broken on said tract s acres the second
year. ending nee. 2s, 1887: Also that the
heirs OF the said Ole Thompson, failed to
plant or cause to be planted 5 acres of trees.
tree seeds or cuttings on said track the third
year, ending Dec. %, 1888, and such failure
still continues, and that no improvements
have been put on said tract within the last
three years, the said parties are hereby sum
moned to appear at this Office on the 5 day
OF Aug, 1889, OF 10 O'Clock a. M, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
failure.
June % J. P. LUSE, register
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-09
The friends Of John. F. schrader ar

The friends OF John. F. Schrader are
urging that he be placed in nomination
Tor congress, on the republican ticket
this fall. No action could give better
satisfactionto THE UNION. Mr.. Schrader
isindeed u Representatives, A lawyer
OF ability, a man OF sterling integrity, the
tool OF no clique, faction, or monopoly.
He can, if nominated carry, hisfull par
ty strengthand a large share OF the dem
ocratic vote. The republican party will
do itself proud if it selects him.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-09
Nof;ee IA Creditors.

4NUG1C6 " VISU1VV1b'
In the Matter OF the Estate of Duncan d.
Brown Deceased:
All persons having claims against said
Duncan d. Brown deceased, are required to
exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers,
to the undersigned Executor of said estate, at
his residence at Creston in the County OF Pen
nington Territory OF Dakota, and that four
months have been limited as the time for crcdi-
tors to present claims against said estate.
Dated the 25th day Of March A. D. 1889.
DAVID J. BROWN
Executor Of the Estate OF Duncan d. Brown,
Deceaeed.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Christien Schenk deceased.

Estate of Christien Schenk deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the estate of
Christien Schenk deceased, to the credi-
tors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said George W. Chitty, at
his residence in the city of Rapid City
in the county of Pennington, D. II.
Dated at Rapid City, February 81,
1889.
GEORGE NJ Gritty,
Administrator.
Estate of Christien Schenk, deceased.
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Farm for Sale,

Eighteen miles from Rapid City, down
Rapid Valley, 16O, acres OF choice bot
tom land. It is one mile from a school
house, one half mile from a post office.
Twenty-Five acres in crop, sixty acres OF
small timber. For terms apply at this
office or to the undersigned, on the
premises. A. THOMPSON.
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Steers for Sale.

Estate of Christien Schenk, deceased
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-09
Notice to Tax Payers

Notice to Tax Payers
All persons who owe delinquent taxes
to Pennington County are hereby noti-
tied to call at the t~reasurer's, office and
pay up at once, thereby saving the cost
Of collection by process.
GEO. Il. CARR,
County Treas.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-09

Steers for Sale.
I have one hundred and seventy-ive
head OF fine two-year-old steers for sale
at my ranch, on Box Elder. Prices low.
Calf on or address me at Rapid City.
Isaac NJ. Humphrey.
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Whenever the laboring men are out OF

Whenever the laboring men are out OF
employment they begin to hate the rich.
They feel that the dwellers in palaces,
the riders in carriages, the wearers of
broadcloth, silk, and velvet, have in
some way been robbing them.
AS a matter OF fact, the palace builders
are the friends of labor. The best form
OF charity is extravaganza. When you
give a man money, when you toss him
IL dollar, although you get nothing, the
man loses his manhood.
TO help Others help themselves is the
only real charity. There is no use in
boosting a man who is not climbing.
Whenever l see a splendid home, a pal
ace, a magnificent block, I think OF the
thousands who were fed-of the women
| and children clothed, OF the iresides
made happy. A rich mar living up tc
his privileges, having the best house, the
best furniture, the best horses, the finest
grounds, the most beautiful flowers, thu
best clothes, the best food, the best pic
lures, and all the books that he cal
afford, it is a. perpetual blessing.
The p~rodigality OF the rich is the prov
idence OF the poor. The extravaganza 0
wealth makes it possible for poverty tt
save. The rich man who lives according
to his means. who is e~xtravagant in the
best and highest sense, is not the enemy
Of labor. The miscr, who lives in a how
el, wears rags, and boards his gold, is a
perpetual curse. He is like one who
dams a river at it's PURGE
The moment hard times como the cry OF
economy is raised. The press, the plat
form, and the pulpit unite in
ding economy to the rich. In consequence
Of this cry, the man OF wealth discharges
servants, sells horses, allows his carriage
o become a hen-roost, and after taking
employment and food from as many as
he can, congratulates himself chat he has
done his part toward restoring prosper
Wy to the coutry. Miserable is that
SonnSry where the pSor are extrnyap,o
I and the rich eGOO0micoN-~
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eiebenaebntes &apiteI.

SteDeH3e gn1es 8 IT pt1el.
Ser 6erbf brinet au6 in Nore=
beutf6lanb oft nod iebr f66ne Sage,
uno Elm tpunberboller Oftobermorgen
NOR es, als Grana Scott aus eiuem 3ims
mer ber Yels gtage In @treits 6otel
auf bas Mlferbaffn fdaute.
Gin fanfter 2uftbau9 beipeete bas
Hare Wafer, bas, bon ber Sonne Be.
ffrablt, tpie SiIber sldn3te, sur 5eier
bes 9o93eitstages zines rei9en Hbes
bers, oer fi6 nit ber So9ter zines nidt
minber begiiterten &bebers bermdblte.
tparen bic 8oote auf ber Mlfer nit buns
ten Glaggen gei9miidt unb 3pii9en bic.
fen glitten fdweigenb unb ifol3 tpeiBe
S9wdne in ffiller Maieffdt iiber bic
fIeinen Wellen.
Ser 3inmerna9bar bon Jran3, ber
bon 6annober big 6ambHrg In einem
Waggon eraer 9laiie iein Na9bar ges
sueien mar. bate ebet1fals ieinen 2opf
gum Geniter beraussefedt unb fagte,
feinen1 &eiiegefdbrten sunidenb, fatt
bes Wtorgengrubes: Indeed, Ham
bourgh is splendid!r
Yes, Sir" ertpiberte Gran3, nidte
slei9fals nit benz Gopfe unb aog fi4
bonn Genier auriid. ct tpar au tel
ner lnterbaltung seftimmt, obslei6 er,
in ber yta@t angetommen unb 3utl ct.
fen Mal In 0ambure, gefeben muBte,
boB ber Sunsfernifleg nit ben neuen
ffattli9en 6dufern unb paldfen, bic
oas NIferbaffin untgeben, einen Mnblid
gewdbrt, Der bic Be3ei9nuns iplenbib
berbiente.
Jran5 mar bon Berlin aus, bas ibm
nod ber unterrebung nit benz Miniiter
fat sutpiber getpprben mar, ben &bein
binab nod feinem GeburtsIanbe. gngs
Lamb, gereif. Sn 2onbon nabm er cine
.anfdnbige Mpbnuns In elmer Der filler
StraBen bes WeFenb. ginige isreunbs
feiner Gltern Iebten mod, bielten ii1,
10 piel ct tuuBte, gegenudriig In 2onbon
auf. SieIen melbeie ct feline Mntpeien.
belt NIT einisen 3eilen, erbielt aud faif
bon Gaen Nntuortsu, 8efu1e, uno Gin
labunget, aber babel blieb es.
(6ortietuns foIst.)
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8eitmmgs gtatiitte.

yta9 ben MufifeQungen bes Ioeben er.
i9ienenen vNemspapsr Directory" BON
1889 (Werlog bon Geo. g. 2ouell &
@o., New Oort), 1T bic 3abI ber in
ben Ser. 9taaten unb Canada erIt1eis
nenben periobii@en S6riften i'm lebten
Sabre um 797 geipa9len uno betrdat
5ur 3eit i'm @an3en 17,107. Hapon
erf9einen 1921 p69entIi9, 1898 mo.
natIid, 222 balbu69entlid. 127 biers
telidbrlib. 63 apeim69entIi9, A brei,
tp69entli6 unb 81 5meimonatli9. Die
etoaten, uel9e teinen 3uma1s au Der.
aei9nen baben. linb &anias, sSotpa.
WirGinien. Marplanb, 2ouiliana, sslo.
riba unb gfebaba.
Sn Beaug auf bic Nerbreituna aers
fallen bic 3eitungem in peri@iebenen
GlaRen: gs eri9einea 1859 3eituuaeu
mit.i 500 @rempIaren MufIage, 1,78O
NIT 1000, 498 nit 1000, 534 nit
5000, 364 nit 4. 900, 1922 nit 5000
139 nit 10000, AZ nit 20, 900, 80 NIT
$4,000, 80 nit IS 900, 19 nit loo, 900
unb 18 nit $50, 900.
Die nit 500 gremplaren auaeaebez
ueu gldtter fin6 faft ousf9IieBli6 Wos
9enbldtter in ben tleinen Ortfdaften
6es 2apbes Ooer fa9miReni9aftliden
Organen.
SIN ganaen tuerben 81 799, 500 grem=
plare rro Sag gebrudt, aIlo elm grem.
plar out ie 3tuei 26pfe Der Beb6lteruna,
re9net man finf perIonen auf cine
Gamilie. 10 pirb fi9 bic 3abl berieIben
auf ca. 100000 itslIen. Die Muss
gabe bon SO, re, 900 gremplaren Mo=
natsi9riften tphrOe aIio ieber Gamilie
fieben Nummern pro Sabr geudhren,
es b6lt bemnnd5 i'm 9ur1[@nitt iebe
5meite Gamilie ein MoHatsblait.
Die Sage5ldtter baben cine tdaIime
Wufage bon 2,713,50O gremplaren,
allo betomnit nid)t gan3 iebe apeite So
Mile ein gremplar, tpdbrenb Bel 49,.
588. 900 @remplaren Wo1enbIditern
auf iebe Gamilie ems entfdnt unb nod
Elm ueberi6uB bon feds Miu. bleibt.
Yin 0iertel aller pubIifationen mirb
i'm Stoate gtem Oort sebrudt, elm ans
beres Wiertel in penniplbanien, Suis
nois uno Mafa6uietts suiammen.
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Sente, tpie bantals

lleber bas uniformirem bon 2anb uno
2euten i9rieb einft 2arl Braun in lei.
men rgilbern aus ber beutl9en 3lein.
itaaterei@ in benz Nuflab y 6eHensD sDarms
ftabt aus ber 8ogelperipeftibeA Goleens
bes:
6ier 1T Naes, tpas i'm 5taatsbienlte
1T ober bamit 3uiamnenbdngt, bon
2opf big au SUB uniformirt, 70 baB elm
funbiges Muge einem Seben, ber tiber
bic @traBe tpanbelt, auf ben erfen Bid
anfebt, tpel1em 3meise ber 9taatsber.
tpaltung er angeb6rt unb tpeI9e 5tels
lung ober pel9en .@rao ct In berielben
einnimmt.
Der befffde ,Diener", 10 nennt man
bier aQe 8eanten, au9 bic &i9ter-
fitbrt iiberaQ unb tets bas 59mert On
ieiner 2inten; es tbut bies feIbif ber
9ebrer, tuenn er, ben Cornelius geepos
inter benz Mrn, in bas @pmna1um
eilt. Mer cine beiFi9e @eri9tsFkung
fiebt, slaubt, bier tperbe Stanbredt &c.
balten. Denn ber gti9ter fbt ni9t
tlur, tpie es in nlri9 Sensler's 2apen.
ipiegel beiBt, glei9 einent grimmis
gen 2eu nit Hbereinanoer gei6lage.
mem Beinen, fonbern aud in mi.
litdrii9er Uniform nit benz 9egen
an Der Seite, ben iibrigens ber 8olts.
wib in Nnbetra@t, baB bic Snbaber ber
Maffe ME bonn 2eber aieben, ionbern
fi6 ber barmloieren 8ef@dftiguns bes
S9reibens beFeiBigen, ben rS9reibs
fabul" setauft bat. 9lqe s9iener", bic
benz Miniiterium bes Nusmdrtigen an.
eeb6ren, finb am Mhbenranb unb &ods
fragen bunfeIroib, bic bon ben 6inan3er,
f9mara. bic bon bet Sufia bellrotb, bic
bonn Snneren bellblau u. I. 10. nit go.
riatipnen unb @ra3ie in infinitum. Die
Uniform ber .9tener" unteri9eibet fib
In @9nitt unb Garbe, nod Sonns unb
Werttagen. 6onntags 1T fe bIau,
Merftags: grau. SoHntags: Waffen'
rod, Werttags: @ad ober paletot. In
benz 6alstraseu bes Waffenrods pran.
gen Sterne, tpel9e In dbnli9er Weiie,
tuie Bel ben 6ferrei@ifden Offi3ieren.
bur9 @r6Be. 3abl unb 6teaung an3ei.
gen, tpeI9en plab ber Srdger auf BET
bierar6ii6en 6tufeuleiter biefes WtitteI.
rei9s ein1immt. 6anbelt es t@ aber
iim e:nen @roBmiirbentrdger ober Mans
bariu ertter &laf5e 10 berbi9ten fid bic
Sterne au elmer golbenen Mil1frabe.
Siefer = ber goIbene @odtragen =
1T bas b69Fe 3iel Der ebrsei3isen
Srdume bes bureautratii6en Sinss
linss. Gieies 3iel tpirb aber berienige
niemals erreiden, ber iemals ieinen
Degen bergiBt, ber einen 2nopf oHen
ldBt, ber feinen Wafenrod f9ief 3u.
fn6pft, Ober benz aus Der Drbonan3mds
bigen 9aIsbinbe bsr firensftens berp6n.
te biirserli@e 8aterm6rber berporquilt.
Gin 10 or5nungsmibriger rDiener@ luirb
alsbalb als elm friboIes 6er3 unb elm
unrubiser2opf ertannt unb um iotbaner
Werbre4en tuNen aus ber 8nabenlonne
ber &efben3 an ber Darne berbannt in
bas Dinterlono. mo 0eulen unb 3dbne.
flappern berrf6t unb mo- ber Studs
unb bic Guile einanber w@ute gld9tl"
fagen an iener betonnten STEELE, ba
bic Melt nit 8rettern 3ugenagelt lit.
Ilio plauberte Garl Braun Dor mebr
als auan,ig Jabren in isinen 8iIbern
aus ber beutf@en 2leinitaaterei. gu
iener 3eit aber bdtte es Sebermann far
unm6sli9 sebalten, dbnli@en 3uitdn.
ben au6 beute mebr oils ie In ber beut'
iGen .grObFaaterei4 entsesemsuseben.
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SaS 0eitbdft bItibt!

apotete Son Dreb, abrmpfcn & &c., peruriadbt, ala
bic liberale austhetluns pom grctefal6en peu rDr.
Rings neuerfunhenem RttteI sessn G&winbSuft a
Der in esiem Grtttel er,telte umIab lit rabrbafi
enor. elm Bepeis pom her 1batiae bab hieleS pertbs
ppue Wttte ale Sale rpn 9uiten, Grtdltuns, atbma,
8rrnHitis, Sraune uno aae artsn ron Salss unf
rerfu&e has Witef erlt, inbem man ii6 etne 9rpbes
Elai&s gratis seben ldbt Die srpben Gla6eu tpiten
81. Der GrfpIs pirb sarantirt.
Gum 8erfauf In alien Gpctheien unb In her Trc.
sueRs Grebbaatluns pCn Dreib, 1bomp{cu Il 60
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@efdrbte 9awns.

40 3Oll breiter 8uttiif, quite Waare,
10 unb 121 Gents per Darb; Ylaib
eamns, 30 3ca brett, in A 6arben, 10
Gents; 100 9tade Berth Orsanbies
123 eents; Gable @orb Orsaubies, 121
Gents; Beriii6er Mul aller Nrt, 80 unb
IS Gents; gmeriean @bauies, seorudt
unb edtfarbis, IA 0arbs far 81.
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Sd)6nf 9raue,r.
&Oman BON Gemumb Sabm.
[Gortfetuus.l

Ge@s Sage nod ientm, an ipeldem
Gerr bon 8rudmann NIT Gran3 unter
bier Nugen binirt bate, erbieIt bieier ei,
men Brief. G@on an ber Nufi1rifi
fab Ct. boB bas @@reiben bon 6ilbes
garb fam. Mit to9enbem 9er3en off,
nete ct es unb las:
Nienlals, better 6err Doftor, tpurbe
i9 es iuogen, einerl 10 tlugen, geiitrei.
den Mann tpie Sic. au ratben, aud
iueun Ct meinen @atb begebrt. Sd
fonnte Nnfangs nidt, aDer fpdter iebr
iuobI be9reifen, tpesbalb sic bic @e6ul6
DerIoren baben. nod ldRger auf cine
Stelle bel elmer @eianbti@aft 3u tuarten.
sic fragen, ob mir 6amburg gefalIen
iDlrbes Sas III gIei9ghltig. bea1f6=
tige i'd benn, nod 6amburg 3u 3ieben2
Sbnen ipirb es unter ben 8erbdlfniis
len. tuie He mir aei6iIbert fint, natiir.
li@ ftbr In 6amburg sefnncn. Ob ouf
lange2 I'm bas borcusiagen au fbns
men. mhbte ib propBstengaben beFben
Dber Sic beifer unb ldnger tennen, als
bos @iiid Sos gie s nsrh;snsIn Iy"i bs,ssr h.r
6err 0offnr.
ooHoH.,,os..u ..;xa.
'yA.'1"ssoDu o.'SAs'
OllDegdr0 DoH = 1e1lenoo orf.
6ran3 farrte bas 8latt an, Ct traute
ieinen Nugen riGt. SO I9rieb 0ilbez
gdre, feline oerebtte. 10. iebt ftblie CT erft
re9t leben0ig, ieine eIiebte Greuns
bin? er log unb log, iuog iebes Wort
90 tilD ftthlte lt9 en0lib tief getrdntt
uto beretniont. Mlio aud He, bon ber
er fd5 tnabrbaft geliebt geglaubt, tuollte
li@ 5urtidtleben, iobol0 he einfab, bas
Ct teiiten erfolg gebabt batte!
gti@t gau3 10 f4roff, aber bod aien,s
lid bet Wabrbeit getreu, bate ct 6ilbes
gnrb bas 9enebmen bes Minifers ges
f9ilbert. Seine Mufri9tigteit bate
bineetei@t, bic tbeilnebnienbe 5reunbin
ibni seseniiber in cine ifOIse, abipeiienoe
Dame 40 DertuQnbeIni
Sci IS bennl rief Gran3 init Bitter.
teit. i& uil He ni1t tnebr NIT meinen
3ul@riIten beldiiisen. Mein Obeim
bate &e@t, 8rudmann bat Re@t, 6ieie
Noeligen oenteit aus anDerem Stoff au
isla: als unleretils. tno fuie bela4t man
Ee ln Mmefllo. in Dem aufgetldrten
s1elIlgeiies MO ioIwe1 Hnltnit llt9t alif,
lommen tailil. Der WelDfol3 freili9
!E aM@ i@mer ~ ertragen, aber er ldBt
pg po@ eger oefegen!
unier olelen iiilo d1nlld)en Selbttges
lpro@ea legte Jran3 pilDegarDs S1ret'
Den ~ lgrsa anoeren Srleten IN eiIl
slstllgeS 6an@ea, pap e ft@ etgens 3ll
s1s Nsr nn vru, sisuu!. asn !s ya.ss; ....;, Ok.
IN ~ GmSs s~,ts Ds. .sIt ~. s .sn.s s;
nsr " ~ 40;s u *. Iugas ea s ' snpster gneae.
id,r;shes, ~ hs.t. sy ~ s,,,.s.., E o 8. .eu.Igs'
ixsirI;M an % c,,Ss~ss - @%p.ssa.;.u q. Ssl.. .Tug.
t,crisn gaos Ers ~. h;gn.uyt gsa,,.no ma
iisbs,, 4. @ cs bsss;&. i Ky s;Ua uS.ms @a. e Syas
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slnfiehe,terreaenbl

Der uetersan8 BON LANCER i&mersbafter arantbeit
~ rotufer @eiunhbsit 1T cine Gpp6e i'm eeten ees
Meni4en. Gin Dl4eS bemerfenspertbes Greisnib per=
sbt ntt unb bleibt hem nbbetsbrinser ftetS
eantbar. DesbaIb bort man aud hberaa utSIeetres
8itters" Ieben. 90 ptsle pereanfen itre Geunbbeit
hieiem srreen peImttisl unb Gone. 2Ber NIT irseno
sepaSt Ut, sle4sls rie lanse, pirb oicrtise 8ees
runa bnr ben Gebrau rcn electric BittsrS srlansen.
gereanft Su so Cts. uub 81 bic Glaffe in Drei 3 /,
2bpmpfp on & Gp.'s apptbefe.
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8eibe 9apns.

25oo garss e9eer, pair,eOro, Ylaib
satpns, 10 Gents per garb; Msarieilles
BON l2a Gents per garO an; feline
Y'ques, Is Gents per yarb; Drss gam=
bries, 12aa, 1es unD 20 Gents; easliide
samtrles unb 9ainioOta, 3e 3on brett,
20 Bis so Gents.
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Sbrer lit Xeaiun.

SariapariIla unb anbere annoneirte
glutmebisiuen giebt es eine Msenee,
aber bic einaise, weI@e 70 por3isli9s
9eiltrdfte befBt, I'm ibre Gabritanten
au bere6tisen, iie, .pie fe baB bur9
Mpotbefer tbun, unter elmer , fits
ben Garantie su berfaufen, 1T
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. Wenn es ni6t nhbt pber beiIt,
befOmmt Sbr bas @eIb, tuel6es Sbr ba.
fir be3ablt, 3urhd. gs mirb baftr Be.
anipru@t, baB es ole 9roniI6en 2eber.,
8lut' unb 2ungentrantbeiten beilt, mie
SiIioftdt, 6auts unb 2opfbauttrants
beiten. ftropbuIbfe Munben unb Nnz
i9weuuneen. SaI31uB, GIe6ten. &Otb.
lauf unb ioaar Stropbuloie ber Gun,
gen (ooer S6miubiu@t), tpenn re9t.
3eitig eingenommen.
Wanbelnbe Nnaeisen fhr DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy fnb bic 3auIenbe,
49, K - Z
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Nmh fMm@pmm
W0LFS0N, Main ANTONIO

Was i9 au9 in 3ufunft erlsben mag,
fei es oer bitterite 56mer5, bas ftrab'
Ienbfe Slid, ME, niemals tuer5e i@
biefe her3lide Sbeilnabme bergefen.
8ebaIten aud sic mid i'm Mnbenfen.
Wsnes, liebe Ngnes, 9lauben sic ffets,
baB sic unter allen umifdnben an mir
eiuen Greuno, einen gef6lber, einen
8ruber baben!
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2apIanb, Obio, 16. ssuli,
1888. = lleber brei Monate lit i'd an
entaanbli9em &beumatismus, awei
Wfonate ipar i9 uidt i'm @tanbe, mid,
su rhbren. Cine 6lafGe ct. Safobs.
Del beilte mid. - q. &anbles.
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ldtsr. sic iinb ausse3eidnet in Der
Wdide unb int @arn sefdrbt.
Sdottiide 3epbsre allerlester Mcbe
in alien Wuitern, iclib sefarbt, 81 3cl
brett, 25 Gents.
Cine habi9e Muswahl bon Sdcttis
fden Gbambrahs IS unb 40 @ents.
@rOBer gOrrath bon @tassOw Be-
pbprs aller Nrt.
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Gel mo dpoller WergIei@.
G6rfer: S6au, f@au, Stieselbauer,
Define Marie IN aber cine blibfaubre
Dirn geiporoen.
6tieseIbauer: So, bas mein I tpobl
ou6, unb gar erf bic iunsen Mannss
lieut. - tpann bic bas Wabl anfdaun,
ba wdnert ibna bas WauI ipie q Dad.
traufen!
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= Sn elmer beutf9en 3eituns fudt
ueine funge, finberloie Mittme cine
STEELE als Mdb@en." Ob fie fe tuobl
fin6en tpirS2
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Sriid)e seiuensense.

SlOuien.0einen, geIfaif Brown Dres
sinenS, Is Gents; braun 2eiaea.g ga1ili,
bon 10 Gents an; seinen.g gambries, SO
Gents Zig 81. unb pieles glnbere.
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S~ Gils@ unb Strobbhte,
iteue far bic @ommeriaiion BET Ban.
coaft & Sobn.
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Cine cnitdnbise Muswabl ter neue>
ffen Muiter gu 12l unb Is Gts. per Darb.
1856 Stide s'New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies iinb Muiter fruns0fider aanffs
ler unb quite Waaren.
1889 6rtblinsswaaren in ioliben Gur,
Sen 125, Is unb 20 Gents.
edottiide 3epb9rs.
Dieie Waaren merben INNER pppu<
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Barnabh's ameritanii&e @insbams
far Dauen- uno ainbsr aleiber. ertra=
fein, 20 Gents.
Qamns.

Wir haben iest mebrere bunbert 9tade
amerifaaiiben, enSliiden, iriiden, fran.
3SfIaen uub f6weiaer Sabrituts 3ur Na.
ii&t ausliesen.
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s@ Jbr lpart @eIb, tpenn ibre Cure
Orudfa9en bel Sobnfon 8rcs.
anfertigen ldBt.
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6ralls1iiiae @atins.

in Stem OOrfer unD 8Ofoner- .3eituns
gen perben lie nit 374 nnb 33s Gents
per Oarb anncneirt. gBir rertaufen
bieielben 8uuren in ben idSniten Wus
fern 3u 35 unb 80 Gents per Oarb.
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zine unsebeure guswabl in bieisn
Mrtiteln.