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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-01

living far out in the suburbs, 1t became
necessary to patronize florist. So,
at the last moment, / made long
trip, and returned with a quantity OF
choice exotics. Some of the blossoms
were very beautiful, but utterly devoid
of fragrance, which was very disap-
pointing.
A few days after, having leisure for
stroll through highways and
hedges" [ discovered that along the
wayside near my home lovely blossoms
of almost every hue were growing
wild. And how delicious the perfume
exhaled by some of them But they
were modest and shy, ande.seemed to
enjoy hiding among tufts of grass.
What a pleasure the gathering of a
bouquet afforded NE; and as walked
homeward, enjoying the delicacy and.
fragrance of those blossoms, white,
blue, pink, and purple, together with
some fine fern-like foliage, I fell to
musing. Thus ran my rev. erie:
How often is it the case That we NOR
tails look far beyond us for the joys of
life, unconscious that around US, on all
sides, may be found what we are seek
ing.
Perhaps we sigh for appreciatiye
friends, hoping some day to find them,
when, if we but tried to look into the
hearts of some who seem stolid and III
different, if we would endeayor to find
the good side of the natures of those
who daily cross our paths, how sur
prising might be the result.
The wayside of life is full of pleas,
ant surprises and discoveries, let the
croakers and pessimists say what. they
will
Noxious weeds grow up in our way,
but their rank growth may shelter,
something very sweet and pretty, and
so play good part in the world after
all.
And in human life those weeds, as
well as the sweet blossoms, have their
prototypes. Let us, then, have the
grace to tolerate the one, while finding
and approaching the other.
Then shall we, indeed, have learned
a valuable lesson, and wayside bios
SONS will never more be overlooked or,
ionored
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-01

M. BEAUREGARD, an Psychologist,
believes that Egypt at the time of the
Pharaohs exhibited the mixed con-
dition of combining the use of flint
implements with acquaintance with the
means Of extracting copper and blend
ing it With other materials.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-01
Not an Uncommon Name.

One of the most prominent citizens,
of Hartford. says letter to the New
York San, is Rodney Dennis, the Sec
rotary of the Travellers Insurance.
Company. He is not self important,
bot still is one who expects good deal
of consideration, and gets it. Not long
ago the Travellers made number of
loans through Colorado broker named
Henry. Interest and principle failed
to materialize and Mr. Dennis went
to investigate. The sole occupant,
of Henry's office was young man
who sat tilted back in chair with his.
feet on the window-sill. His response.
to inquiries was extremely unsatis-
factory, and presently Mr.. Dennis be
came angry, and said with emphasis:
My name is Dennis.
THAT'S been everybody's name j.
for week." said the languid yon
man.
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THE STOCK-RANCH.
ShOrt-HOrn Prizes.

In addition to the regular prizes Of
fered at the American Fat Stock Show
TO be held in Chicago, Nov. IL to q, the
American Short Horn Breeders Associa-
ton offers the following to short horn
cattle:
PURE-BRED.
Best steer or spayed COW, three and under
touf years. .'..................-.5 6o
SECOND DesI. Observation-Disclosures. 40
InlrQ DoSt, Observation-Disclosures. 20
Best steer or spayed heifer. two and under
Ihfee years ...''......-............ 81
2Scond oest- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
Best steer or spayed heifer, one and under
Two years. .......................... 60
oeConu DesU................. 4O
Best'steer or spayed heifer under one year go
o9cond pest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .............. 40
CLASS SWEEPSTAKES.
Best animal shown in pure-bred Short-Horn
classes gold medal valued at...... SO
To the FEEDER agold medal, valued at. ...... Is
GRAND SWEEPSTAKES.
Best steer, COW or spayed Eeifer in the show,
If taken by pure-bred Short horn q
gold medal, valued at......... 200
To the FEEDER gold medal valued at. ..... so
ALL BREEDS AND GRADES BY AGES.
If taken by pure-bred or grade
Short Horn (sired by pure Short Horn
bulD:
Best steer or spayed COW, three and under
1ouI yours. ~ oU
Best steer or spayed heifer, two and under
Luee yours oU
Best steer or spayed heifer, one and under
two years Observation-Disclosures. SO
Best steer or sprayed heifer, under one year SO
SWEEPSTAKES HERD.
For the year 1889, if won by animals either
pure-bred or grade Short-Horns (sired
by pure-bred Short Horn BULL ....... 300
Second best. Observation-Disclosures. 200
A certificate showing the proportion
of pure blood, as far as known, i'll grades
must be furnished the association, be-
fore premiums will be paid. Pedigrees
to be furnished before premiums will be
paid.
The above prizes are offered, provided
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-01

HE first person to
suggest recruiting
and arming the ne
groes of the South
for service in the
! Union army was
t h g lat e Simon
Cameron, t h Q n
~ Ae W.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-01
Care of Horse Manure.

The manure from horses is naturally
dry, and when the animals are grain fed
is rich enough to heat very rapidly. II
keeps much better if mixed with the
manure from COWS, as the latter is mois-
ter and checks violent fermentation.
Where horse manure is thrown in large
piles it will burn or "frefang" even in
the coolest weather, while if mixed as
above and turned once or twice, the
value will be increased as the bulk de-
creases. Turning makes it possible to
get the entire heap at one time or an
other in the center, where weed seeds
will be destroyed by the heat. AS the
manure after fermentation is made fine,
it can be spread more evenly, and is
enough more effective to 60 over as much
ground as the larger quantity will if un-
farmentad
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the specials SO offered shall be printed
in the premium list Of the fat stock
show, in regular order, following their
own premiums.
Write w. G. Garrard, Springfield, ILL.,,
for prize list.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-01

stands III front of a cannon ana
catches the ball in his hands when il
is fired out, at no very great distance
from the gun. The charge of powdes
which sends it, however, is measured
and serious accidents resulting from the
undertaking, [ think, are not numer-
Gus. But the catcher of the regulation
baseball implement or globe, or toy,
call it which you will, takes his life in
his hands. He has to catch a ball
which might as well be cannon bali
with little power to tell where it VIII
find him or he it, and with certainty
that if it hits him serious or fatal
injury is most likely to ensue. To
make it less possible that his nose or
jaw shall be broken, or to prevent his
teeth from being knocked entirely out,
he now wears wire cage oves his
face, not wholly dissimilar to an ox's,-
muzzle or burglars mask.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-01
SAMBO AS A SOLDIER.
THE PART PLAYED BY THE NEGRO
IN THE CIVIL WAR,

Simon Cameron Was the First to Suggest
His Acknowledgement Chetlain Or
ganized the First Black Brigades-Over
100000 Entered the Ranks, and They
Made Average Good Soldiers.
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THE POULTRY YARD.
No More ROup TerrOrS,

Mrs. Fl. J. Kirkland. Grand Forks, Da-
kota, gives i'll the Poultry Keeper a
sure cure for roup. Il thought I would
give little Of my experience in curing
roup. Roup has been the one great
drawback with me in this cold country
until discovered that spirits of turpen-
tine would cure it. When the disease
appeared in the form of $cankered
throat, chlorate of potash in the drink
always cured it, but [ could find nothing
to cure frothy eyes Or swollen head un-
til [ tried putting on land in) the eyes a
few drops of turpentine. | tried it on
common hen first, and then saved a
valuable Plymouth Rock I had bought a
few days before. Since then I have
cured good many, and will warrant it
to cure, if applied before the head is
very much swollen. Also Fowlers So
luton Of arsensic, teaspoonful to a
pail Of water, for them to drink, to cure
a cold in the head when it first app ears,
as can be told by a noise they make
something like sneezing. I am not
afraid of roup any more, and did not
lose fowl last winter. I only had to
apply the turpentine once, but always
took it at the first signs of the appear
ance of disease. They act as if it
burned them for little while, but it
does not take the skin off.
Poultry Notes.
MILK in any form is excellent for
fowls and chicks, and when mixed with
soft food adds much to the ra ton. In
the absence Ct milk fresh water is al
ways necessary.
LADY In Perry, Ga, saw jaybird
eating a chicken on top of fence post.
Only short time before the chicken
had been seen in the yard alive. OF
course it was small chicken-only sew
eral days old-yet almost as large as its
captor.
THIS word comes from Penn: s'From
an experience of five years with incuba-
tors | have this to say, that any who wish
to raise large focks for market should
not think of Matching with hens. The
results of incubator Matched chicks are
strong birds, no lice, and they grow
more rapidly under proper attention.
Ibis answers your correspondents
query in issue of June Is.
ANY turkey hen will neglect her
young as soon as they get about-and
the best of care and personal attention
on the part of the breeder is the only
way to accomplish success in bringing
them. through their young life, until
they are able to seek living for them
selves. My flock of turkeys have the
best attention until they are several
months old, and it pays to give it.
The crop-bound fowl is not one which
has simply gorged itself with food, but
one which has the passage INSTRUCTED
through which the food passes from the
crop to the gizzard. A fowl never eats
more than it can digest, provided the
food can get into the digestive organs.
A fowl rarely swallows anything which
cannot easily pass into the gjzzard. The
lation of the food in quantities in the
crop, in which condition it becomes
packed in a solid mass.
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The Catcher In Modern Base Ball.

T7HE catcher" IN
modern baseball
- is another deveIL
|opment that must not
'be passed by, says as
) writer in an Eastern.
magazine. In the, cir
cuses there is often az
t II al n e d athlete, who
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BY THE WAYsIDE.
BY JENNIE P. MERCHANT.

NE day / wanted
flowers to com
p1 9 It e prepare
,tions for company
guests whose
coming would be-
gladly h allie d.
Having neither.
conservatory nor
garden, though
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-13
ssbrer lit &eaiptt.

Sariaparila un6 anbere annoncirte
glutmebi3inen siebt es cine Menge,
aber bic ein3ise, tpel9e 10 por3tgli9e
6eilfrdfte beiiBt, I'm ibre Gabritanten
5u bere6tigeu, iie, mie He bab bur1
4potbeter tbun, unter siner b o fiji ;
ben 8arantie au pertaufen, 1T
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. Wenn es ni9t nhbt ooer beilt,
betommt Sbr bas @elb, tpelhes Sbr boz
fir be5ablt, 5urtd. gs pirb bafiir bes
anipru6t, bob es ole 6ronil6en 2ebers,
glut, unb 2ungenfranfbeiten beilt, tpie
8ilioiitdt, 6auts unb Gopfbauttrants
beiten, itropbul6fe Wunben unb Mn<
l9melungen. @aIafiuB, Gle9ten, &otbs
lauf unb foaar 6fropbulole Der 2uns
gen (ooer S6minbfu6t), tuenn redt.
3eitig eingenommen.
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Ganfsebntes &apiteI.

Grnibet Ieete Gron3 bic Geber bin.
Ct baite beute mebrere 6tuubeu ges
i9rieben unb iett mar CT bsreits beim
lebten gDgen elmer politii9en Brol1hre,
Don pel@er CT ii9 @rfelg ueripra@, unb
3lpar sldn3enben.
Ct trat an oas se6Huete Teniter unb
i9aute auf bic Rronen ber befaubten
9inben unb pon bieien auf bic Jenifer
bes Galtenburg' i9en 9auIes. Sic pas
rem nod INNER feIt beri9lofen, bic
@arbinen berabgelaRen. Bon 0ilbe'
garb bate CT felt o9t 3agen feline 3eile
erbolten. 9as 2ebsn 3ur @ommeraeit
In ber grobsn leereu 6tabt lam ibm
febt langmeiIig Dor. gnbli@, na9oem
Ct cine @eile nuf bic Gtrabe seblidt
bate, nabm Ct bic 3eitungen, ipel@e Ct
beute nod nidt geleicn batte. Was
ipor bas2 Surfte er .ieinen Nugen
trauer2 Oben auf ber Geite, TOO bic
anltIiben Na1ri6ten gu finben, bieB es !:
sGeiRe grcelen3, ber 2tniglid preus
Biide @eianbte ON 0ofe au N s. pers
IdBt fiir INNER ieinen poiten. um ben
Mbenb jeines Qebens rubig auf ieinen
Gltern 3u berleben." unb bier mar
ber Sob eines iuugen Ntta9e angeaeigt,
ber erft Dor bier. Mo9en bic &etiben3
berlaRen bate, um iein neues Nmt an'
auireten. Wentl Der ibm ipoblpolenbe
NiniRer ettpas iiir ibn tbun tpollte, 70
mubte es iebt gef@eben.
@nn mub bas giieu i9mieben, ipenn
es heiB iif, iagte CT 5u fi@ ielbit unb be.
gam nit befonberer GorefaIt SoiIette
su MAIDEN. lin bisie 3eit, bas tpubte
5ran3, mar Der Minilier In Der 9egeI
5u ipre9en. gnbli@ mnBte ii9 fiir ben
iungen fenntniBrei9en Mann bod elm
@irfuugslreis 6fnen. enbli9 muBten
leine bieIieitigen 9enntnife 3ur @eltung
fomnlen.
Gas Metter mar f16n, bei bellem
6immel pfleete bic BON 2beumaiismus
eepIaete ercelIeus fiets bel gutter 4aune
3u iein.
greelen3 finb ousgsfabren, erit um
brei llbr 3u ipreGeu, fagte Der sef9mei.
bige Gammeroiener au 6ran3, benz er
beionbers ipDbimolIte, benn Trona haite
ibm ifets bic bon benz erlfen Qammer.
biener eines GtaatsmaHnes beonipruAte
06iIi9teit ertpielen uAb benz olter
Mlaune, aIs berfelbe lein fhnfunbswan.
3igidbriees Subildum als Diener bes
Minifiers feierte, Elm pafIenbes, mertb
boIles @ef6enf sema6t.
Danemann tuubte au@ 70 Man9es
mas bic gseelIen3 beabf9tiste. sr tonnt'
bic Gpmpaibien unb Mntipatbien Der
jelben, uab tper BON Danemann 3ubor
fommenb 1egrlbt purbe, ber fonnte mi
Si@erbeit annebmen, bab ct au@ bot
Der gycellen3 eiitig empfcngen tpurbe
ggeeHen3 finb gum 6errn Wliniiie'
Der ausipdrtigen Nngelesenbeiten gefab
reu. raunie 9nnemann Gran5 5u uni
ldbeltt pfiffig; bieier f9!pieg. abe
Lsin 4ers flopFte rafGer, bate bod be-
Wfiniher ibm inebr oIs einmal berfdert.
rSobalb cine fir Sic eeeignete @tea,
I fret ipirb, tDtrbe i1 Sic meinem 3ollel
Geu ouf bos Mdrmlfe empfebleff.
6rana bate ui&t 2aif, 3urid mad
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@efdrbte 9awns.

40 30u breiter 8attiif, CUTE Waare,
10 unb 129 Gents per Oarb; Ylaib
1awns, 80 3cG Brett, in 4 6arben, 10
Gents; 100 @tide Berth Orsanbies
129 Gents; Gable @Orb Orsanbies, 121
Gents; Yerlii9er Mau auer Nrt, 80 unb
IS Gents; Gmeriean Gballies, sebrudt
unb e4tfarbis, IA Yarbs far 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-13

Ion einem merttpiirbigen unfal
purbe Die Ssamilie zines 2anomirtbes
in bem Oorfe Sega Bel Gronfenbauien
in Der u@olbensn Nue1 (Sbiiringen)
betroffen. Oas 29idbrige Ginb Der
Gamilie fpielte apf Dem 0ofe. Raum
aber mar es in bic Ndbe osr 6hbner
getommen, 10 fprang Der 1abu auf ben
Gopf BEG Ginbes, badte nit ieinem
ipiBen S6nabel auf bieien unb auf bic
Nugenliber bes armen Welens bermas
Ben, baB fi6 bic @ltern gen6tbiat ia.
ben, bas 2inb6en in dr3tli6e 9ebanbs
lung uno fogar na9 Der &linit in Dale
au geben. ,O6 Die Nugen felbif Be-
f6dbigt mor6en iinb, founte nod nidt
ern1ittelt tperben.
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hmf fWm@pu
WoLFSoN, Ecke Main Plaza AcequiaStasse

ieiner Mobnung su geben; als er ii6
aufdnig in ber gtdbe bes grudmann
i9en 9aufes befanb, fiel es ibm elm,
Der ssrau bon 8rufmann einen Worgens
beiu9 ab3uitatten. ST fanb bic bhbide
Grau blab unb pffenbar in aufgeregter
5timmung. Srrte ct nidt. 10 bate fie
setpeint, ibre falf INNER la6enbeu blauz
en- Mugen erf1ienen beute ettuas ger6tbet.
Soft lei gebanft, baB Sic tommen,
lieber Scott, ba fann i9 bod eiaem
Meni9en meinen 0eroruB mittbeilen !
rief iie lebbaft aug. Sd bin in f9au=
berhafteFer 2aune, o, i@ m6dte-
sic bollenbete nidbt, besbalb fragte
Gran3 ladenb: sic m69ten biefe.
boffentli9 balo poriibergebenbe, tpie bic
@ndbige islbit gu fasen belieben: idaus
berbafte 2aune on einem Greunbe aus
lal1en. 8itte, perfhgen sic iiber mid,
tpo3u bat man feline Jreun6e2
2a1en sic nur, meiu tbeurer 9err,
| sic baben gut laGenl 5iirnte Melanie.
Mber um aQer 0eiligen miIlen, tpas
1T benn porsefalens Was bat sic aus
Sbrer liebensmlrbisen &ube oufgemedt?
Sff cine neue, tofbare @obe BON Der
S1neioerin perbDrben tporben2 9at
Der 6err @emabl in eine BON Sbnen
proieftirte gteiie nibt geuilligt2 O6er
bat f9 cine Sbrer Sugenb Greunbigs
tten -
gliAts BON Nlebem, Sic @p6tter.
gs lit has: Brufmann bat mir beute
mil fur3en, trodenen Worten angeflnz
bigt, baB er gum 9erbif nit feinem jim
seren gruber tauiden min. Sulius
Brudmnnn tritt am l. Oftober als Gbei
beg biefgen @ei6dfts elm, rAein Mant1,
gbuarb Brudmann, iibernimmt bic 2eis
tung bes 6aupts unb Stammbauies In
6amburg. N
unb Sic follen bod ni6t bier bleiben,
gndbige Grau, bas fann i9 faum ben'
fen2 fragte Gran3.
Mirbe i9 bann betriibt unb drgerli9
fein? entgegnete iie unS mart ibm einen
ibrer eigentbdmli6en, bielfasenben
8Iide 3u.
go berlaRen sic Berlin unsern2
fragte er.
26nnen sic fragen2 Berlin ift fir
mid, bic i9 elm Berliner 2inb bin,
mas ber e6ten pariierin ibr paris 1T,
tlaste iie.
Sd femme .6amburg ni6t, fa9te
Granj, aber nod aaem, tuas i'd barii'
ber gebbrt unb seleien, 1T es cine grobe,
Iebbafte, ia in nan6er 9inii9t ib6nere
unb intereiantere 5ta6t als Berlin.
Mag lein fir ben Gaufmann, fur ben
2iebbaber pDn MaRerpartbien, fur ben
Gourmanb, Der Nuiterr unb anbere Ct
3eueniHe Der See frii6er betommt, als
mir iie baben, Der oas fette Rau9fleiid
Iiebt uub germ S6iffe unb Matroien
| fiebt, aber mo- finbe id bort meine Su
genbfreunbe, bic @eiellfbaft, bas Sbea
ter, bas liebe GaItenburs'f6e 0aus
@oa i'd, ba sic mid nit unglauber
ausbriidenoem 2d9eln anfeben, Sbner
aud nod ben Sriunpb bereiten unit
biu3ufhsen: 2aife i'd ni9t aud Si'
3uriid2
(Gortfetune foIst.)
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@ei6e 9auns.

$500 Darts @bser, 5air,eorb, Ylaib
samns, 10 Gents per garb; Marieiues
sOu l2a Gents per DarO an; feline
Biques, IS Gents per yarb; Dreb gam>
bries, 1211, 16a uno 20 Gents; enslilde
@ambries unb SfoinioOta, 36 3ou brett,
20 bis so Gents.
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ldrer. sic iinb ausse3eidnet in ber
Wdide unb in, @aln sefdrbt.
Sdottiide 3epbare ullerlester Mcbe
in alien Muitern, iOlib Sefarbt, 81 3On
brett, 25 Gents.
gine babf6e 4uswahl bon Sdctti=
fden gbambrass IS unb 40 Gents.
@rober gorrath bon @lassow Be-
pbhrs aller Nrt.
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gd,eiubar ausaerottet bermittelit ipie.

Gdbetubnr nue9erottet nermtifellf Dte'
berbelter un6 ifarfer DOZEN Gbinin febren
bas @edislFeber ober ionifise Gieber in ibren
beridisbsnen Gornen msiRens pisbsr, bdufis
obne ben ssrinsiten du6sren slnIae. Spnobl
um bic nR.er Der Afde slimmsnben Gunten bic.
fer bartnddiseu, ,unbe .nutbet iid pieber einftel-
Ienben arantbeit gu erRiden, ala um bas Gie-
ber 3u bdmpfen, penn IS beftis ben a0rper
bur@piblt, III Soltetter's Masenbiiters aa.s,
mas notbpenois 1T. Bsnn ale Siilfsntittel
Der $barmaropOe bsrsebsns autssbotsn unb er-
fdopft ituo, 70 triumpbirt bas Bitters iiber bic
S}isbsr. Dispoition unb rottet fs nit Stumpf
unb Stiel aus. limb nod msbr: IS fdhbt DIE
ienisen, iueI9e in maluriasef6pdnsertsr at-
niofpbdre 80 leben se3ipunsen finb, bOr Dertn
unbeilboIlen ginipirtunsen. Masen., 2sber-
unb llnterleibsbeidperben sebOrsn 3u ben Eel.
ben, peIde mad bem @enub bon miasmase.
fdpGnsertem Ba1er su bsfirdten fnb. Sic
perben iopobI turirt ais ferneebalten bnrd bas
Bitters. Abeumatismus, 8erHopfung unb
8laienlsieem itreidsn Dor ibm bic SsseI.
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9ie llmgesenb BON g6rlib ipurbe
fiir5lib bur9 elm tpabrbaft m6rberif9es
@etuitter beimseiu9t. Ser Blib e..
f6lug ben 2ebrer @l6i9 in giienberg,
3ipei 4rbeiter in &upper, cine Dienits
magb In gdersborf unb cine 2anbs
mirtbsto9ter In Gunnersoorf.
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4uf benz in bieier Mo9e in pbis
laoelpbia itattfinbenben Snternationa.
len 2onbent gbriftli6er Stnslin9s,
8ereine merben aud bic @briitli1en
SdngIinge bon England, 9euti6lanb,
S6ueben, Der 59wei3 unb Sapan
bertreten 3ein.
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Sd slaubte f6ou, baB mid ni6ts
BON meiuer 0artleibigteit befreien
whroe. = Gin Yeriu9 nit Or. Muguif
26nie's 0amburger 9ropfen itellte
mid uieber bOllif1nbig Der. - Solepb
8eigel, ct. Ha3ian3, Wisc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-13

Gine pOllltdnbise Nuswabl Ter neue=
fen Mfuifer gu 12l unb Is Gts. per Oarb.
156 Stide FtNew Departure" gu 20
unb 25 @ent8.
Dies iinb Wulter fran3ofider aanffs
Ter unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 6rablinssmaaren in icliben Gare
Sen 125, Is unb 20 Gents.
edottiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Bauren werben INNER pOpus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-13

Wanoelube Nnseisen fur DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy iinb bic 9auienbe.
tpelde es gebeilt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-13

s@ Sbr ipart @elb, ipenn ibrf Cure
Drudia6en bel SobnfOn 8ros.
anfertigen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-13
Qamms.

Bir haben iett ntebrere bunbert Stade
ameritanii6en, enSliiden, iriiden, frans
3Sfiden unb i6wei3er 6abritats 3ur Mn.
lidt aus s.iesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-13

8arnabh's amerifanii&e @insbums
fiir Damen. unb ainbsr 8leiber, srtra=
fein, 20 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-13
Cine unsebeure Muswabl in bielen
Mttifeln.
Srii4e 9eine1lsenae.

8lOuien- -eeinen, 8eIfaft 8rown Dres
ainens, Is Gents; braun 2einen.gattilf,
bon 10 Gents an; 2einen.g gambrics, SO
@ents big 81, unb pieles Nnbsre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-13
Gralls1iiidle satins.

6rausSiiide satins.
sSn New Ocrfer unb gOfoner 3eitun.
gen merben fie nit 374 unb 33s Gents
per Oarb anncncirt. gDir Derfaufen
bieielben Baaren in ben idSnifen Wsu-
fern 3n 35 unb 30 Gents per 0arc.
slmerifaniide eatins.
Sn seuen i6Snen Mufern nur 10
Gents per Oorb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-13

'4eut i 8r09lln9s- 4fl


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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-11
The queen of Portugal has a nous
tache and is proud Of it. A queen is
naturally proud OF her heir-apparent.


Three.iourths oil our people are troub-
led with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
in some form or other, which by nature
OF the disease has a depressing Influence
on the mind or body, preventing them
from thinking or acting clearly In any
matter ofimportance. Indigestion, com.
ing up OF food alter eating, dyspepsia,
sick headache, aCidity OF the stomach or
any arrangement Of the stomach orliver
upon which the whole action Of our
system depends) are speedily and etEec-
tually overcome by the use Of Green's
Augist FioWer. The most stubborn cases
have yielded to It's influence, as thou.
sands OF letters received will testify.
The immense sale Of this medicine Is
another guarantee OF its merits, lover q
million and q half bottles sold last year,
So we ask, will It pay you to suffer from
any oithC above diseases when you can
have immediate relief in the AuguBi
Plorer. Three doses willproye It's worth.
It Is sold by all druggists and general
dealers in all parts ofthe world. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-11

NEW YoRE, Jan; lO:-Pig iron quiet. Cope
dull: lake Sl7 80. Lead stCldyR at S1l&.