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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30
"Ketched" lin with Them.

Ignatius Donnelly sometimes tells this
anecdote from the platform; An old
farmer in the south was taking his first
trip on a railway train. The equipment
was poor and the road was rough and in
bad condition, SO that the train made poor
time. Suddenly the engine whistled.
whats the matterg asked the farmer,
anxiously. "Oh," said fellow pas
senger, "there are some cows on the
track and they are whistling to scare
them Off" The train ran along slowly a
few miles farther, when the whistle
sounded again. The farmer suddenly
started and then exclaimed: "Blowed IL
we haven't ketched up with them cows
again.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30

The first paper published in Philadel-
phia was not issued by Benjamin Frank
lin, as is generally believed. The first
publisher was Samuel Keimer.
1t was on Oct. 1, 1928, that Keimer is.
sued his advertisement announcing the
forthcoming of The Pennsylvania Ga
zette and Universal Instructor in All
Arts and Sciences"
Keimer issued eleven numbers of the
paper and then he sold it to franklin.
The publication office was simply "neai
the market. New York Journal.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30
unso,d I,ana IN t,,e UnIted sta,a.,

The United States government has
been the largest owner of arabic land
on the earth; the total area of the
''public domain" sold and unsold,
amounts to 1,s49, O7e, 5s7 acres, and CON
stitutes 72 per cent. of the total area of
the United States, including Alaska.
About 700,000,00 acres of land have
been SOLD and donated; about 1850, 000,-
600 acres remain unsold. AS the area of
Alaska is 800, $50, 600 acres, the area UNI
sold exclusive of that territory is about
7S0, 1000, 900 acres.--Current Literature.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30

While the Greenland whale has no
teeth, the sperm whale has them in great
quantities on the lower jay, and uses
them, too, when occasion requires. On
the other hand, the narwhal very seldom
develops more than one, the left upper
canine. 1t makes up for the lack of
number by the extraordinary growth at
tanned by this one tooth. 1t grows out
and right forward, on line with the
body, until it becomes veritable tusk,
sometimes reaching the length of ten
feet.-San Francisco Chronicle.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30

The production of gold in California
began in 1s48, the yield that year being
$4,000, 900; in the year following, s40,-
100000, and $50, 100000 in 1850. The
total gold product of that state to date is
estimated at 81. 120, OOO, 900.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30
A Man with Irnn Narva.

An exceedingly cheeky thief made his
appearance in Boston one day recently.
He was dressed ia overalls. He went
into the office of life insurance com
papy and, while whistling one of the
latest tunes, began to unscrew from the
wall of toilet room on the fourth floor
twenty occupants Of the building saw
the man at work, and everybody thought
he had been hired either to repair the
glass or clean it. They did not suspect
anything was wrong until after he left.
Then it was learned he was thief. He
walked down the four flights of stairs
and left by means of the front door,
Philadelphia Ledger
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30

A French company is pushing a scheme
for piercing the Faucilles by a tunnel,
which would shorten the distance be-
tween Paris and Geneva by six hours.
The Swiss government is against it be-
cause both outlets of the tunnel would
be in French territory. ta
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30

The barn owl, when she has young,
brings to her nest mouse about every
twelve minutes, and, as she is actively
employed both at evening and at dawn,
and as male and female hunt, forty mice
a day is the lowest computation we can
make. -Macmillan's.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30

In China the man who lives nearest
the scene of murder is accused of the
crime, and he must prove his innocence
or stand the punishment. Consequently,
if he is innocent he rattles round pretty
lively to discover the criminal. Chicago
Times.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30

A family in Whatcom, Wash, not lik-
ing the taste of the water they were draw
ing from their ninety foot deep well, sent
a man down to inspect its depth. The
well was in tolerably good condition, but
dead Indian was hoisted out.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30
..-IIA Costly Barn.

The costliest horse barn in the world
belongs to ID. e. Grouse and Is located
at Syracuse, N. Y. 1t has now cost the
owner, a millionaire horseman, some
thing like 100000. Incidental expenses
will make the stable cost little short of q
round millions st. Louis Republic.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30
Cost of Paint for American Women

A German statistician, who has ac-
curate data concerning the use of cos
metics throughout the civilized world,
estimates that the money which Amer
lean women pay for cosmetics would pay
for the painting of $1,000 houses at an
expense of $75 per house. Berlin Courier.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30
Bostonese.

eyes" said the learned youth, 81
reached forward and struck him blow
ON the optic, and a minute later his alter
ego was in mourning"
ellis WHAT" inquired the fond parent.
ellis alter ego-his other eye, you
know. - Boston Transcript.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30

For her matchless look OF grace and motion,
TINS regal beauty was indebted to perfect
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or falling of the womb, weak back. female
Weakness, anteversiou, retroversion, bear
lng-down sensations, chronic congestion in
tammation and liberation of the womb. 1t
Is guaranteed to give satisfaction in euefv
case. or money refunded.
Manufactured by WORLDS DIsPENsARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30
The weight Of the Brala.

1t is curious to observe that the aver
age weight of the brain coverings and
fluids is highest in the insane, while the
weight of the brain is lower.-W ashing'
ton Star.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30
OTHER FEATURE9.

One cold winters evening stopped in
a small clothes press, which opened into
the parlor, and was obliged to exist
there for two hours. and "a half while my
youngest sister talked to man about the
likelihood of finding ten varieties of
orchids at Portage Falls.
One time when my basque was hang
ing on door knob in the kitchen, when
was in the front room, and two callers
in seal sacks were awaiting me in the
parlor, had to hail our grocery mans
errand boy as he was going by with a
sack of -four and send him around into
the kitchen with an order for my basque.
thought delivering basques would come
rather natural to one used to carrying
sacks. He brought it around to the front
of the house all right, and fished it up
with gilt cord of our mantel lambre-
quin.
Owing to the marriage of several of
my sisters and the raising of the salaries
of several of my brothers, we have fallen
into the position where it seems incum-
bent upon us to live In the style which
our income demands, and we have con-
cluded to rent an entire house. From
my long experience in flats / know that
the ringing of door bell will always
strike terror to my soul, and know that
shall never entertain company without
glancng uneasily at the sofa to see if we
threw those stockings clear under, out Of
sight.--Buffalo Express.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30
HIGH LIFE IN A CITY FLAT.
PERSONAL CONFESSION OF ONE
WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT IT. Y

Uses of the Folding Bed-Painful Neces-
sity of Dressing and Undressing All Over
the House-Terror of Hearing the Door
Bell.
know considerable about high life. l
have lived in the second or third stories
of desirable flats or modern houses since
l was put into short dresses. have
viewed the world from exalted heights,
especially when 1 hung clothes in the
garnet on wash days, and am prepared
to say that although some people pay
extra to live on the first floor front, they
miss the very richness of existence.
Cream always rises to the top.
have just moved out of apartments
on the second story of very narrow
house. l think the architect who
planned the building must have done it
n1odated the width OF an apartment 81
ordinary size, so, instead of the rooms
branching off from one another in their
usual convenient fashion, they had
formed a procession in Indian file from
the front elevation to the coal house. IL
you were in the kitchen you had to go
through every room in order to get to
the front room. You couldn't wander
about that house-you could only go
through it.
The family of which anna proud and
valued member is not a small one. Fam
lilies in flats never are. You will realize
the truth of this if you ever come to live
on the floor underneath one of them.
hope that no girl will ever tell one of
my brothers that she will be a sister to
him. There are too many OF us now.
THE oMNIPREsENT FOLDING BED.
One of the results of large families
living in small flats is the folding bed.
They lean against the wall, trying to
look like book case or cabinet organ,
but can always tell them. When | see
piece of furniture looming up like a
monument factory, with kind of moth
ing in particular air about it, then know
that 1t is bed in disguise.
Our parlor was situated about midway
down the line of rooms so as to connect
with the front stairs. Two of us girls
had folding bed in there. We used to
arrange vases and photograph holders
upon 1t during the daytime in our en-
deavors to conceal its identity. Every
other room except the dining room and
culinary department was the station for
bed, and when we had company to stay
all night we used to spread canvas cots
in the back hail. used to hum a sweet
little song about "Oh, put me in my little
cot, motherp but since affording accom-
modations for my visiting relatives by
spending a few nights out in the back
hall on a bier, with tent roof for tick,
l have refrained from petitioning my
mother to do any such thing.
1t seems natural to those not accus-
toned to dressing rooms to take off and
put on their clothes in the bedroom, con-
sequently we used to dress and undress
all over the house. Any one by simply
.lixiug once pnrOugn our nat ia one
dead of night could have fallen over
enough wearing apparel to have set him
up in the clothing business.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30
Or. PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable aud per
fectly harmless. One n Dose. Sold by
druggists. 20 cents a vial.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30
REcETvINa cALLERs.

There was some Inconvenience in this
predominance of dressing rooms, espe-
cially II any one called in the daytime
before our toilets were complete or in the
night time after any of us had retired.
We never heard the outside front door
bell ring but its sound smote us with
terror. We would fly from all parts of
the house and congregate at the head of
the stairs to hear If what we dreaded was
true-that the caller was ours. 1t often
was. Then the real earnest work began.
One of us tore off her apron, tied her
shoe, combed out her front hair and
secured her teeth preparatory to opening
our then carefully closed door. Others
flew down the length of our rooms gath
ering dress waists, petticoats, bath tow
els, accordion skirts, nightgowns and the
like as they went. We were almost sure
to leave piece of raiment or some toilet
article in conspicuous place. Itseemed
to be fate.
People coming up stairs to see us al
ways heard a loud crashing and sounds
of flying feet. but after they knocked
upon the cherry stained panels all was
still. We used to stop just where we
happened to be when the knock came.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30

Uses Of the Folding Bed-Painful Neces-
sity of Dressing aud Undressing All Over
the House-Terror Of Hearing the Door
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30

Boy While writhing with Epilepsy Re-
enacts Two Terrible Events in His Life.
After nm Hours Intense Struggle He Re-
covers Completely.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-30

correspondence. - Gbiner, ben 81.
September 1890. Na1 einieen fGue=
rem Hegen baben mir wieber f96nes
Metter nit NoroIuft. Die miIben
@dnie babeH bereits ibr grfdeinen ge.
ma6t uno aieben fiibudrts; elm 3ei9en,
baB es uielei9t einen frtiben Minter
giebt. Die Garmer inb feiBig beim
8aumuOaenpfliden unb bic Geiddfte
geben gut. Sie grnte III bier sufrie,
beniielenb oussefalen unb Der llmitanb,
baB man auf ben Garmen bieIe 8alIen
8aumwoue liegen fiebt, ldBt barauf
f9lieBen, bob unfere Garmer beg Gel
bes niGt gerabe bringenb bebtrfen.
Sic baben aud mebr Gorn geerntet,
ais He i6tbig babeu unb t6nnen babon
nod ~bertaufen. ueber bic @ren3en beg
6biner Settlement binaus Hno bic
8erbdltnine ni9t 10 ginftig. @ir ia.
ben aber au9 portrefFl9es 2anb unb
einen feiBisen unb tl@tisen aus
Seuti9en unb g6bmen beIfebenben
Garmerfanb. 2anb foitet bier bon 500
bis $35 per Nder unb bic Yreiie iteigen
nod INNER. Nles gebt boran; in
Sbiner tpirb tii@tig gebaut; reue &C.
f9dfte tperben etabIirt uub 8runoeigens
tbum finbet bereitmilige 2dufer. Neu
fnb bier bas M6belaeiddft BON Suruer
u. O'NeiIep; elm aagemeiner Wuaren.
fore bon Gb. g.. 6ol6ad; oas Martt.
baus bon @bas. Tlato unb In Nusf@t
it cine 8dderei.
Wel9es Mniebsn unb mel9e Bebeu.
tung Sbiner geipinnt, f6nnen Sic Dos
raus erfeben, oaB bier gleid nit einem
Wale 3tpei englii6e 3eitunsen segrtin,
bet tperben iolen. Die unternebmer
inb Scr. Sutton BON @on3ales unb bic
9eraIo COMPANY bon Sa0ettsoile. Ob
He beibe beieben uuo erfOlgrei9 iein
t0nnen, bleibt abaumarten. -Sbiner III
incorporirt porben unb ON 6. OCTOBER
baben mir Stabtndbl. Wir brau1ea
pertdnoige unb forti4ritili9e 2eute unb
nur iol@e fOIen eetpdblt werben.-Oas
Gone Star Bier fontrolirt bier ben
Martt ausf6lieBli@ als Gabbier. Sas
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st. Souis Bier III gang perbrdnst tpor>
ben uno 10 foQte es iiberal iein unb
aud nit anbereu 5a9en. Was baben
mir llbthtg unfer Gelo mad benz Norben
gu 19ldsn, um ba3u beiautragen, bab
9r0Be Gabrtfanten &c. i6 eIesante pas
ldite bauen fDnnen. unte1fhbt Cure
SnbuNrie uno Iorgt oafir, baB fe
nd9R unb fi6 auf ole m6gli6en Sc
biete ausbebnt.- Was mir n6tbig brau=
den 1T cine OelmibIe; cine gisfabrit
erbalten mir fiber nd6ffes Sabr. 4m
|. Sftober Derben bic Smulen tpieber
erofnet. Wer in Ooer um 6biner 2anb
faufen mill, luenhe fi6 on 5. %.
Rriiger. R. R.
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sS- Ser pIumber S 9. 0ltfims,
No. 20 Npenue 8 nabe Bon Office,
bat, utn ben geffeigerten Nnipra9eu,
bic an iein @efddft gsfeut werben,
na9tommen gu t6uneu, fi6 nit einem
ti6tisen Ga6maHnc, Germ Sbomas,
ahoeltrt unb pifb tpie gem6bnli9 sur
3ufriebenbeit bes pubIitums ole Muf.
fridge raid erieoigsn. Seleptou 427.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-30
FRANCIS SMITH & co.
bermttteIn
Mnleibem It. AanOs@ ei6dfte.
mir iinb cine betmtidbe ssirma,

@ir iinb cine beimtIdbe sSirma.
Sinb felt bielen Sabren in 2eras ssfdaft.
lid tbdtis.
Sinb ME obne @elb.
Infer @Ian if einfad]er 8tnsfmR. Qi9ti
unsebOrises. aein abaus Seine RompIifa
tionen. Refine &ommifGon. Refine @rtras.
Gnleib.n auf . bis 10 Sabre.
SdbrIide Stnien. Rapital unb 8inien
dablbar in %uniersr Office.
lnfere %2eibpapiere perOen ME nerfamft
fino ffets ausdnslid UNI nOtbise ooel semani@ts
NbdnOerunsen gu ~trefen.
arrangements fertts fir EbetIuns Der Yin.
Ieibe ober St9erbeit.
Brisipe@iel erbetea aus allen Counties bon
Central. unb Sib.Seras.
Francis Smith & Co.
Office: 8 gturri Strabe, San gntonio, unt
% Main< Strabe, Soufon. 3d. 9, tup
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mad benz teranilden @entralzgiienbi,
fritt, nod 2lano @iip, be3pedt, miro
i'm 6fli6en Sbsile bss 5taates einea
Snbufriejweig %oufbauen belfen, Der
BON GROCER Observation-Disclosures
S%raetpeite III. Cine @sielfdaft pom
6tli9en &apitaliiten. bat bur6 eiuen
erfabrenen @iienbabumann, Sol. Sang.
COPE, 3und9f nit ben 6tdbten 2lano,
9ampaias, @otesoile, Waco u. u.
1nterbanblungen aneefnupft unb ibnen
ben 8orf9lag gemaat, eiue Babn mad
benz giienbiftrift gu bauen, tpenn ie
setpiat ieien, bic n6tbige unterithbuns
an @elb, 2anb u. /. 10. gu seben. Sic
8abn iOG bon 2Iano @itp iiber Wacc
big na6 5hurber in @ratb @ountD, nc
fd reide 2obIenIager befinben, gefibri
.Derben, 10 baB Waco biligss Geue.
rungsmaterial befommen uno S6melS,
perte anlegeu tonnte.
Na6 ben neusfienM ittbeilun9en 1T eiu
GROCER She'll ber @elblumme unb De,
2anbi9entuueen, pel9e bic @eieQf9afi
forbert, bereits gef6ert. so niGtiq
uno nDtbig erfdeint es, SEN Central
@iienbitritt auf3ui9lieBen, baB foga,
i9on cine 2onfurren3babn.-eine fir.
sere, etua ITO Meilen Ianee-u nt
biaisere Bahn bon 3burber nod 9lanr
ptOiettirt lit, pel@e ni6t tbsr Waec
gebt; fie Dtirbe bic Gpblen brett mad
2lano brinsen unb es erm6gIi9en, I'm
@iienoiftrifte feIbt bic 5@mel3tperte au
erri6ten. Sic mtrbe ni1t n1ebr als et'
ipa 81, 500. 900 toten. Cine atpeite.-
bic 200 Meileu LANCE San MugeIo, Mbi'
lene, 0enrietta unb &ebrtbersB abn-if
i9on fiber bic etfen 8orbereitungsfta,
bien binaus; in Sort Wortb lit am rs.
September bei9loRen morben. cine Nts
tieageIe(f6aft gu biloen. pel6e iofori
an ben gau aeben iou. shon in IA
Sageu Dentt man nit ben grbarbeiten
beginner gu t6nanen.
Gon wel1er Mintigteit oieie ZEN
Norbweften nit benz Sioweften perbin-
benbe @ifeubabn fir Die gmtmidluug
beg gansen DsfIt9en 2anoestbeiles, Der
sroBe Wtahen beg reidften Wderbauldu
beg 1T fid faBt. tperbsn miroe. bebarf
faum Der Mnbeutung. 4ub Der Balm,
pelde BON Corpus @briti nod Bromnsz
bile sebaut unb bon oa aus meter nod
Sibamerita gefu5rt tperben fol, 1T =
10 i6eint es = elm ueues 2eben einge.
bau9t: ~tpenigffens tommt bic Na6ridt,
baB elm ueues 8ermeKuues: Corps bon
CORPUS Gbriffi In ben lebteu Sagen abs
seididt tporben fei, urn bic 2inie nod
Brownsville enbshltig fef3ufeuen.
Sn Der Staatspolitif gebts aiemIim
rubig Der. Das bemotratii@e Sidet III
beg Sieges gu fiber, als bob nod eroBe
ldrnlenbe 4nfreneuugen unb 9dmpfe
n6tbig tpdren. Die Wablen sur Qegis=
latur m0aeH bier uub ba. mo- es gilt,
einer Mliana Semotrateu an bic STEELE
zines QltsD emotraten gu feben, nod cts
mas Nafregung b%ringen; i'm @an3en
berIduft bic @ampague aber ffiu.
Sur San Nntonio bringt Der beutige
Sag 3mei foIgenre;9e greigniKe: Die
@r6fnung Der Gusffelung unb Bic Nb.
Thinning tiber ben Nnfauf Der Wafers
mprfp
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Sic Gr1fnuna BET syatr.

Ste G%rbHnMtg bet Satr.
9eute Wormittog um II ubr purbe
bic pSnternaiionale Gair" bur6 ben
betf6mmIiden stsaBsn : umaug ell.
geleitet.
8etittene BOlisilea uub Elm Wuft.
corps fi6rten benialbea Oil uno banu
folgte bic gquipags. in .pslner fi9 Der
Staa'sgouoerneur RoB, @eneroI 5tans
lep, Der %mfritauiitoe Gonful Dr. Ore,
males uno Mapor G1Dan @auagbau
%befanhen. 9arauf iDlate cine LANCE
Geibe bon Waeen, in benen ii9 Die
Wttglleber beg Ausfeaunescomites,
bic Mitglie0er hes 5tabtratbs unb Die
itahili9sn Seanten, iomie anbere Hiir,
ger beFnnbeu. 5inter benz Wuaen bes
8ouDerneurs mari9irte etne MiIiacom.
paguie.
BON bern bier sarniiOnirsnben 8uns
oesmiIitdr waren brel N5tbeilungen
Rdbaueris unb eiiie 8atterie Wrtilerie
ausgeriidt. 8ei lebterer bemertten mir
gum erften Male moberne llsue @ub.
fabl=9 interlaber, tpdbrenb bic friiber
bier liesenbe Nrtiaerie nod INNER nit
autisbiluDianiideu aIten glatten 8orz
berlaDer' Ruaubl9Fen armirt mar.
Dem Bunoesmiliidr folgte unier &c,
iammtes Geuertpebrbeparte ment nit
ieinen blibblanteu Dampfipriben, 0a>
fenz unb Neiterpagen unb S9lau9s
tpagen.
Sen vsdmaua" bes 3usss bilbeten
bic hbli6en GeflameOdgen, biesmal
mod berfdtft bur9 bic Gunfreiter uub
Sun treiterinnen uno pferbe beg 8ens
netfden Circus NIT einem Mulitcorps,
bas BON ieinem boben Wagen herab
einen gerabe3u obreuaerreiBenben unb
bstdubenben 8a6au beranfaltete.
Sas Wetter mar 9an3 berrli1 uAb es
war fein Wunber, oaB bidte Weni6enr
rtengen beibe 9eiten Der berrli9 uno
gef6madOou betori1ten 5traBen elm
1abmen, Delde Der 3ug au paiireu
bate.
Die Sheilnebmer an Der Pto3eifon
muroeu nit einem 3uge Der Nranias
pab Balm nod Dem NusfeQungsplab
hinaus befbroert. Dort angefommer,
formirte f1 tpieoer cine prolelion uns
ter 8Orantritt Der Militdrfapele uno
pdbrenb bes gin3uges uurbe cine 9as
nonenialUe abgefeuert.
@ouu. &oB, @en. 6tanlep, bic BUN.
besoffJiere, Staotbeamte, NusteGunas,
bireftoren unb cine sanae Nu3obl bon
5remben uab Btrgern begaben fi9 in
bas auditorium. mo- Ste @r0fnungs=
@eremonien ftattfnben iouten. gingez
leiiet uur6en bielelben bur@ einen ouss
ge5eidneten 8ortras Der Militdtfapele.
Gann folgten bic %merifaniiden 5tus
benton nit ibren gitbern, Guitarren.
Cello uno 2laDierbsgleituug. sic fpiels
ten Elm iebr rtbrlamss Sthd, bas nit
brauienbem Beifan aufsenommen muir
be. Damn trugen fe Die Ouuertiire
su sMartba" Dor unb bel bieier f1ims
m%unssoOueu 4ompoftion tom Die 3arts
belt Der Snarumente aur polen @eltung.
Sol. Nnbre!ps ftelte ben 8ouperneur
&OB Dor, Der namentIi6 in San Nnto-
nio unb 8erar @ountp teiner @infhbs
rung bebnrf.
@oub. &oB berbreitete fd iber ben
3wsd Der Nusfelung uub belt fe fir
bas bette Miitel, bic 6iifsqueIen bes
Staotes befannt gu MAIDEN; befomuIi-
meniirt Merito gu ieinem Brdfbenten,
Der oIs Wegweiier bient auf Der 8abn
bes Gortf6ritts.
Sol. Mnbrems eriu@t ben Or. Orne4
las, als 8ertreter ber &spubIif, einige
Morte au fagen. 6srr Ornelas bes
rtibrte bic stpifden ben beiben &epubIis
fen ~befebenbeu frsunbf9aftliden 8s3ie.
hungen unb boft, boB bieieIben nie ge
Hort tperben m6sen.
Samit NOR bic IusfeQuns er6TEet.
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Gterbem mibt inn @an{e.

ROUGH ON RATS bertilst 9atten, Wdui,
unb Sdnaben. SaIbe 10 Gents.
ROUGH ON WORMS. Cine fidsre Burm
Mebi;in. 25 Gents,
ROUGH ON CoBNs. GIifFs Is Gents.
Slough Dn GpugbS.
@essu Sufen, grfaltuns, Seiferfeit, fdlim.
men SaIs. % Gents.
ROUGH ON ToOTHACHE. Stiff ieben
8abnfhmera. Is Gents.
&eaurellc Oil.
8erbinbert bic 8iIbnns bon Run,ela uni
Galten in Der Saut. 8erbitet bas Beltperben
uub altern ber @ei9ts5i9e. &rbdIt Suaenb unb
GtifGe in tuanberborer Weiie. 81 90 srose GIa
den, bel aasn Apotbetern.
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Vile uuieren &unben Ioben Die ct.
Yatrids pilen. sic fino Die befien.
0enrp Bros. Carroll, Nebr. -!3um
Wertauf BET sc. @obn G &c., s. Salt
epsr & 5obn uub allen D~rugaiften.
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ct. patrids piGen finb porsaoli@.
Sd aebrau6te fe in meiner Gamilie.
Sic iinb Die beiten, Gle id ie onwanbte.
Jranf Cornelius, pureel, Snb. Ser.
Sum 8erfauf bel &. @obn & Co., +.
Galtsssr & Sobn unb allen Drug
often,
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Im Montae 1T Der erffe 5patens
fi6 eetban Dorbeu fiir bic Nusgrabung
beg Gunoaments fit bic Mdb1enlhule
orn Wettenb. Sas @ebGube tDiro bier.
f6dig unb bic Baufofen %beIaufeu Rd
auf SIS. 900.
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Die rGreie Yrefe" 1T autorifirt, Serrn IS
8. MilIer ole Ranbibaten fir @ieberpab
als &ePrdfentant bon 8srar gountt
bel Der bebprifebenben Mabl ansuiuuSiaen.