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Light All Around.

By claiming his share in the Republican,
restored and complex labor OF tariff reform
ing, the Hon. JAMES q. BLAINE has made q
moro solid contribution to national cduca-
tion than half dozen protcssedly educa-
tional campaigns like that OF 1888. After
having then etubbornly and successfully
defended the tariff schedules against the
threatened remorselessness OF tho free
traders he Joins in the problem Of
revision with no prejudice born OF re-
cent opposition. nor with his convictions as
10 tho issue Just decided distorted or exag-
Rerated by tho qualification OF victory
His political ago Is greater than that
OF tho surprised Democratic or Repub-
lican commentators who think that he
now talks from tho Democratic side
OF tho fence or that he should be read out Of
tho Republican party. He was n rising mcm-
ber OF tho Republican party which built up
the tariff during the war, and he proposes to
lead the Republican party in its readjust-
ment according to the moro complicated but
considerably altered situation OF to-day.
When Mr. BLAINE began the canvass OF
1883 neither no nor any intelligent politi-
cian Democrat or Republican, imagined
that because the nails we're driven into the
free trade coffin tho tariff was fastened down
with IL, hopolsssly immovable. The economic
portion Of that issue lay in GROVER CLEvE-
LANDS sensational free trade tract OF
1887 and his challenge OF the protected
Industries to the death" Tho dulness OF
those who had undertaken to stake the for
tunes of the Democratic party upon the ques-
ton OF It's sole availability y for dealing with the
tariff was only cqualled by the fatal lunacy
that sought to establish the idea that tariff
smashing was the Democracy's single and
essential principle OF existence. Brother
BLAINE knows that whereas CLEVELAND
tried to give the strings of readjustment q
revolutionary yank, his exit from the
White House by no means left them so tied
up as not to be loosed by any statesman
who might lay hold Of them with the
soberncss OF experience. Mr.. BLAISEs
conception Of Republican and Democratic
politics is limited by no narrowed intell-
gence or factious cranklncss. The privilege
Of manipulating the tariff Is as open to Re-
publcans as 1t Is to Democrats, and as q
protectionist and Republican, Brother
BLAINE undertakes to assert his rights.
With regard to himself, the most notice
able effect OF Mr. BLAINE's recent share in
economic discussion mas Deen tne proof
OF how little his leadership or his
understanding OF his party is dependent upon
any accidental and transltory question Of the
moment. But in thus exhibiting the broad
possibilities OF Republican doctrine for the
special benefit Of his partisan friends. he
demonstrates In the most unmistakable light |
that outside OF the innumerable minor con-
ficts between personal opinion. the only In
tellgible issue upon the tariff is between the
protectionists and the free traders or. in
other words, between the protectionists and
the crazy band OF intlamed theorists who,
In. 1888. fastened GROVER CLEVELAND as a
eundidate upon the but recently triumphant
Democracy, and pulled 1t down.
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DIR. Burtsell's Submission.

The Rev. Dr. BURTsELL submits to tho
decision OF Rome without murmur OF re-
sistance and retires from the parish OF the
Epiphany bidding his flock to render the
same eunquestioning obedience to the Church.
always" he said to them in his farewell
address last Sunday, carry out and accept
the Church's teachings and commands" as
"the way Of salvation" The greatest pain
he could suffer. he told them, would come to
him II any OF his people, because OF loyalty
TO him, should forget loyalty to the Church.
Such humility In priest Of DR.. BURT
SELLS intellectual distinction Is profoundly
impressive. But obedience to his superiors
10 as obligatory In tho officer as In the
soldier, and the Church OF Rome Ia an army
IT the faith in which subordination so
complete Is a prime necessity. Absolute
obedience to authority and the unquestlon-
ing acceptance Of dogma are essential to
Its existence. 1t can compel nobody's
belief and reduce nobody to subjection
against his free will, but 1t can and does
command that whosoever comes within its
fold shall submit to Its discipline and bow
TO Its DEGREES.
Hence there was no course for DR.. BURT
BELL to take except out-and-out rejection or
humble submission; in view Of the teachings
OF his lifetime there was only one consistent
course, ohildlike Obedience. Ho could not
rebel without undergoing a complete change
Of convictions held and proclaimed during a
long life. He could not resist and yet be
Roman Catholic as he had taught that a
Roman Catholic should be. He would
have blotted out his whole prIestly record
and blown TO the winds the doctrlnes ho had
preached as essential to salvation.
But 1t Is hard for man OF intellectual
strength TO turn over to any authority the
supreme regulation of his opinions, and at
this period harder than ever before. His
reason asserts itself, his pride OF intellect
stands out In resistance. Hence 1t Is that
w0 find among the Presbyterlans so gen.
eral disposition to throw off bondage to
their ancient standards OF faith. In
stead OF remaining dOcile and obedient.
they arc critical. They will believe nothing
that runs counter to their Intellectual con-
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1t is good-natured and ong-sufiering pub
lie that makes Now York's suburban watering
places populous and festive on Sundays and
holidays generally during the summer sea-
son but even q long suffering community may
turn ono day. Meantime, why not reform the
system OF pens and tunnels through which sum-
mer-day pleasure seekers are now driven like
sheep 10 and from exclusion trains and steam
boats at nearly all the resorts round about this
city? 1t seems hardly necessary that women
and children should be pushed and crowded.
and sometimes even trsmpled under foot. In a
mad scramble to push all together through n
gateway hardly wide enough for q single man
n DaaR
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up at once will be a very efficient form OF
dun; for tho debtor will know that the mere
filing Of such petition, however unfounded
the charge, may mean his business ruin.
The facility for abuses OF this sort afforded
by an involuntary bankruptcy system, fur
nlshes strong argument against the Tor
REY bill In Its present form.
The measure now goes to the Senate, where
1t should be shorn OF It's provisions for in
voluntary bankruptcy, IL 1t is not rejected
altogether.
The sun., 1890-07-29

In the light OF tho present stirring events at
Buenos Ayres some paragraphs in the message
ofPresident CELMAN to the Argentine Cons gress
in 1883 would seem to have been premature
He remarked that revolutions we're a thing OF
the past in the Argentine Republic. and con-
trasted the bright and hopeful present" with
the troublous days when "the most trivial
local disturbances Ravo rise to bloody
struggles" and the very name OF tho nation
was q synonyme for anarchy" In less than two
years after this message was delivered the
President is seen fleeing UP the river tn escape
insurgents OF these later days. 1t remains to
bo seen whether these rebels are like the In
surgents OF earlier times whom CELMAN
described as uncomfortable save by force or
denth,"
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Gov. Gordon SIN solid.


From the Atlanta Journal
WASHINGTON. July 25So particular credit 10 given to
the story that Livingston would anaRonize Gordon
The Governor has bosn measured by the Alliance yard
stick and has not besn found wanting Unlike tho man
in the parable he came with n wedding garment and
reason could bo advanced for his defea.
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Col. YIIns Returning.


From The Chicago Daily EeVS
MnwArKEL July 2a-The most recent political re.
ports do not give tho nomination for Governor tho
Democratic ticket either to George Washington Peck OF
Milwaukee or to George wellington Pratt OF Oshkosh.
Tho latest is that Col Villas has the CALL and that
he viii become the Moses Of the Badger bOurbona
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THE NER GAS GUN.
Trial OF the Marvellous RIae Invented By
NJ. GIaurd.
From The London Daily Nrra

FVOIh inc LO'uOH DdAp NfnL
At the headQuarters OF tho London Scottish
lilies yesterday afternoon some Interesting
governments were conducted with Nj. Paul Gif-
fards a apnlianee for the employment OF llque-
Heu gas A6 an eXploSlye-or, to be more strictly
accurate. one should Say as means OF pro-
pelling prolectiles-in place of gnnpowder
yentor OF tho pneumatic tube, and OF tho !" Gif-
iard injector so largely used In connection
yention to.which his name was attached would
be worthy Of attentive consideration.
The weapon now introduced by him. how
ever ls something more than an ingenious Rp-
pliance; It is discovery which not only prom
ises 70 rey0utionize tho Gupmakers' art but
motive power Those WHO 1 are int Interested I T. in
the Giilard gun claim that it il the military
weapon oil the future The idea Of using liQue.
not new. but NJ GTliiard Is tGe first Who has
turned 1t to practical account.
90 one can Judge without examination Of tho
aIsSharg'Sg In Which much Of ths
barrel OF rife or smooth bore gun. This
cylinder @ contains liquened gas enough to dis;
p COO yaris s T There 'R'oSy q" other i%,
an aperture OF the barrel which is hermoticatiy
closed q 6y pressing small lever and the load;
small OF she 'FSEe s n5sssd
leased and expands In the breech chamber
There Is no louder report than tho draw
aud no f9pltnG Of the barrel. In all these
fulnl the Eequirements OF an ideal weapon Tor
warfare bat whether In other respects liQue-
fled gas has advantages over ordinary ex-
plosives for military purposes remains to he
proved. Tho Inventor says there would be no
difficulty In reilli ing tho cylinders with gas on
tho battlefield; but II is obvious even II that
be the case. that reserve cylinders would have
TO be supplied to each man in order TO mako
up the number OF rounds now thought to be
necessary; and MS bullets would OF necessity
be carried In addition. the ammunition Tor q
gas gun would weigh Just as much as ordinary
cartridges weight Tor weight.
From he So JIm'gS GdEsftr.
The charge Of liIuId liberated for each round
IL regulated by y milled screw, and oach
charge. as liberated. IL contained in special
chamber, from which II Is released by the pull
ing OF q trigger The bullet Ia dropped sepa-
rntely into nm oriice In the breech look. In
the rifles shown tho bullets were round, but
bullets can be used When tho guns
were dlschaIged u rush OF Napor was seen is
suing from the mu22les. But II instantly faded
away. and the bullets flew with strict precision
TO the targets. barrels which had been re-
peatedly discharged in tho past two months
werO shown TO have suffered no Corrosion. The
pressure OF the gas and fluid In the above mag
nzincS was 500 pounds on tho square inch. aud
THIS pressure Is maintained un 10 the last drop
oi nuld The preparation Of the linuefied gas
involves no mechanical power but the neediul
pressure Is got entirely by the chemical ma.
nlpulation ol ordinary substances, such as
carbonate OF soda
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Nnfrrf Slr 6epnblifanii6en GonutD.
Contention.

Sn nebereinfimmung nit benz Be.
reits ber0hentli9ten 9ufruf fir bic res
publitanii6e Stats. &onbention. nelde
am 3. September 1890 in Der Gtabt
San Nntonio abgehalten tperben mir6,
werbeu ole &epubIifaner bon 9erar
@ouniD aufaeforbert, in ibren relp.
Wabl : precineten 0eriammIungen OBJ
aubalten unb NeIegaten gu erpdblen au
Der am 10. Suli 1890 bierfeIbf i'm
Mifiionss @arten ffattfinoenben gountp=
&onbention, auf toel@er bic DeIegoteu
our Stats Ronbention, Elm @ountp.
0nriBenber unb sGomite eruannt urb
anbere Ingelesenbeiieu gum 8afen Der
Bartei befpro6en merben folen.
Sie Representations Bats in ben
peri6iebenen Wabl . Yreeinete lou mad
Der &ote bon 100 9elegaten fur pres
cinet ger. l (bie Stabt San Mntonip
umfaRenb) unb so OeIegaten fit Die
@ountrpsp reeincte arrangirt fem.
s. s. 8anber 6oeben,
8orfBenber beg &epublitamif6en Gre.
eutib. @omites fur Berar gounip.
Seras.
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gdnbe su eppttpreiien.

500 paar QinberIGube au 81. So.
tehpreis $1,30 unb $l.40. Samen.
Slippers 3u IS Ste. unb $1-uertE
Slips.
6pibenheieBte Mor0eai@ube fir Da.
men aIer Nrten, 6pe3iaIitdt. GroBs
&ebuttion $1.75 Damen,3 n6pff6ubs
fur $3.50. SuaiDans $500 @Iacee.
leber Rn6pffdube lit Der bette Der WeIt.
Sulibans talbIeberner 59ub fur Mdn.
ter 3u $500 lit uniibertreffii9. Wdn.
neri9ube fiir $500, tpertb So so.
preisermdbisungen in allen anberen
Nrtiteln. tuobDn in ben f%einffen unb
mittteren Sorien nur bas bette geftibri
ipirb. Die ausgefdnittenen Rdngurubs
leber= Sdube fir Mdnner, trasen id)
gut unb inb comfortable, beiomoers al
empfebIen. Garbise G6ube in Bloeee
gu accsptablen preifen.
o. st. SuIIipan,
@de Commerce & st. MarD's Str.
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Muerict.

Die repubIif1nii1e @ounip Son.
BENTON D.ro am %. Mueut abge.
balten merben.
Cine 8etiammIuns ben Gaufeu,
ten, Glpitalifen, Qanbagenten unb
8trgerH, inelhe iiber bic Nrt urtb Weiie
berieth. ME Gabrifen bier erri9tet. ober
6abrifanten bepogen tuerben f0nnen,
i9re Gabriten mad 6an Mntonio su bers
Iegen, befdIoB, cine .Manufacturing
NfoeiatiOh" au oreanifren anb bstraute
bamit bic 9erren: 5am Maperid, 3.
s. Ooafum, 3. g. Muder, s. s. Gan.
beriou. 8. .. eeubber, %. .. Doung,
q. 8. &nfsl, VI. &. Dianptpiip. ~.
@olofrant, O. %. RuB, 6. 8. Gigno,
tpiip.
Der 8iebbdnbler 6. %. Birbs
fong, Der nabe BEN Son pebro : Bar.
bon elmer Qofomotiue ergriHen unb nit
ieinem pferoe, uel9es er rift. Sur
Seite geI6leuoert puroe, lit ben erbaI<
tensn Werlebungen erIeeer. grfob ben
3ug fomner. glenbte aber nod borber
iiber bas @eleife feben sl f6nnen.
Die Genius. Nufnabme j9eint in
Berar gountp nit elmer tpirfli6 groBs
artigen Non9alance borgenomiMer NOR.
ben au fein. Webrere 2eier Der .6reien
pre6ee tn Der NieberlaKune am Dirt
Salabo" Gin 6. 69ulsY reeintt bon
BeTar County, tbeilen uns nit. baB bel
linen ,Niemano getpefen it", He Ell.
hiren alfO BET bieier 9olts3dblung Elm,
fah gar niGt. Wo3u bnnn aberbaupi
3dbleu, tueua bas in elmer fold unper'
antipOrtlid loobrigen Meiie sef6iebt2 |
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Was tutr eebramtbeu fDmueu

Hl
inb mebr folder gtobIiHemente tpie bas
beg Germ g 60. NIB rn in Der Mu.
finffroee, in Delden fleiBige Sanbuer.
ter unb gef1idte arbeiter lobnenbe 8e.
i6dftigung finben f6nnen. Sieneueffer
unb Dolfommenffen Maf1insn fint
bort fOrtudbrenb i'm Gorge. UNI Glitter.
men unb WaGergefdBe aler @r6Ben uni
9rten ber5uifellen, unb MAIDEN tui,
Iieb3tdter unb Garmer anf 6ieleu
umfanb DEFENDERS aufmertIam. Mud
einen groBen 8orratb bon GaBbaubeu
un0 Binbeeiien bdIt 6err Manbrp fets
auf Eager. Gein gtobIiKemeni lit ein
municipalities in ieber Weife nnb her
Rd fiir bereleiden intereiiirt, nirb einen
8eiu@ Der Werte lobnenb iaben.
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8anbe in 5wei Nbtbeilunsen getbeilt
unb 3utiidgewsnost. Na9 ipdteren Be-
ri9ten mar Der 9r6Bere She'll Der
San0e. aug II Mann beitebenb, etwa
10 Meileu flbli6 bon Macogto6es in
Der Sufe'fden Na6barf9aft; 5 Big 6
hatten cine mebr mad Weften fibrenbe
StroBe eingeidlagen, unb ipie Die
nsuefe Mittbeilung fast, bdlt Sheriff
Reagan nit ieiner Wannf9oft iebt Is
Der Glh9tlinge in einem 8obrbidi6t
umSingeIt.
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Gnthobene straHinae.

Sn ber 16 Meilen BON Husf, @berotee
Co.. geIegenen Roblen : @rube, melGe
gum Buster Stats. @efdngniKe geb6rt,
unb in tpel9er betanntli1 3n9tlinge
als Nrbeiter benubt meroen, inb tlr3.
lid gegen 20 Der bort bel9dftisten
StrdHinge ausgebro6en. Ser Plan
81 biefer @ntwei6ung iuar felt Idnserer
3eit borbereiiet.
Gin iunger Mann mar auf bic gm
pfeblunQ BON angeiebenen Qeuten bin,
tuelde ieinen suten Character be3eneten,
aIs Wd@ter angeffelt worbef, obne
baB aber benz Oberaufleber Der citation
bartiber MiitbeiIung gemadt mar, baB
CT Der Btuber zines Der bort arbeitenoen
SttdTinge iei. Wm lebtea 5onntag
bate bieier nun feline Stele pieber
aufgegeben, nm pie CT iagte, - nod
felner 0eimatb in Qentndp suriid3us
fsbren, uhb am Montog riften bic
@ddter NIT ibren Nbtbeilungen aus,
I'M aH beri9iebenen etpos bon Ser
Station entfernt lieeenbeu pidben an
ibre Arbeii gu geben. Inter ibnen NOR
aud elm Gang bon 6 Mann, bic unter
Der Muff6t zines Wd6ters Namens
Miaiamfon itanben. Nls bieie in bins
rei9enber @ntfetnung bonn Eager tpas
rem, fielen He nit benin fir He i'm Ser.
ffede bereit liegen5en Mafen iiber zen
Wd6ter Der. unb DO er Miberfnnb lei.
feie, erf1oHen fe i'm. Tam wurben
nod 3nei anbere Bd9ter iiberwdltigt,
unb etiua 40 3t6tlinge eniHoben bann
auf pferben, meI9e ebsnfals bort fir
fe bereit gebalten norben paren. Mui
ibrem Weee brafeu fie nod in Elm paar
Garm . 9duier elm. nabmeu bort Sc.
uebre. pitolen, 2leiber unb ionitiee
Weribgegenfdnbe, iowie elm paar
pferbe unb febten bann ibre 6lu1i
nod Dfen au fo,i.
Wie elm 8eriht aus Macogbohes bonn
3. SuIi fast, iii Der Sheriff Reagan
BON Gberofee Gounip ibnen anf Der
Gdbrte. giner Der 3a6tlinse, Elm &c.
miNer Bob Wilfon BON Naparro Co.,
III f@on in einem einfamen Sauie ee.
fuHoen unb ~gefangen genommen mors
ben. @ie er mittbeiIi. bot li@ bic
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LAUREL HEIGHTS
(2Drbeer ; 9t8eT.)

Dies 1T Der ein3ige 0iiseI in Der ums
gebnng Der 6taot, Der erreidbar i'll,
obne baB man Gifenbabnen freuaeir
ooer an fleinen 0iittel boriber muB.
Die 8erbeferuHgen finb ale borahgIih
uno Die StraBen finb beinGbe Bis 40
bieiem ,Duroeri96nen 0iigel gtaoirt.
ST lieet 100 Sub bod iiber Der Gtabt
nnb bic biibf6efeu 9dufer lieeen in
ieiHer Ndbe.
8ietet bie fdBBnfte almsFGt.
9te reinite 2mft u. Der bette Gdbatten.
8reitcite @traken nab 9Itennee.
Die fd9Buife muo gefiinbefte cage In
Der gtact.
Sober Bauplab Bat mebrere 1dunfe
uno Strdn6er, ME 2ebsnsei@e, Wees
iat6e, aaarita, 'Qorbeer uno perHs
monen; angepfIan3te Shata
tenbdume I'M ieber BIod.
Sn biefem s2lima Hnh 5matten4
bdume unb S~eebrife iDelentIim.
Die 9auptrbbren Der MnHers unb @ass
Ieitung seben bis su ben Gaupl6kert
un6 Derben iebt meter gefibrt.
Sun 8ebro, BeIfnap, 6olpar0, Stain
un6 McGuaOuabsN benue Iaufen brett
but9 bos gigentbum.
Das @isenibum liest bis anf cine
@seile tnnerbalb Der gtabtarensems
Die 8aupidbe baben cine 6ront BON
so SUB, Die MDenues babeu cine Breite
BON so SUB unb bic Mlsps cine fcIde
bon 20 Sub unb finb in Der Shat $1,000
pertb; i'd nerfaufe aber test an
SoI6e, Die bauen MULLEN, bic
Got fur $200-$400. No@bem mebs
rere 6dufer aufgefibrt tporben inb,
tDerbe i'd bic Yreife erb6ben, Bis MlIe
uesfauft urb nit ben f9bnfen 4duiern
III Der @tabt San Mntpuip bebaat Isrb.
Bebinguusell, elm 8ierteI boar; Ref
auf Iange 3eit nit 8 pro3ent 3inTen.
Werben 0dufer iOfort in Mngri5f ee.
nommen, III 8aar . Nu3obIung niht
efforberIi1.
Wir ptiniden 0erbeKerungen su boz.
ben, nidt @elb.
Laurel Heights OEcea,
go. All 9ft > Goufon Strobe, Sans
Nntonio. Seras.
SAY 6. Mbams.-...- giaentbimer
~ Maberids 8ani seMbIt 4.
pra5ent 3iniea fur 3eits Depolteu.
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&err s. $. Maiiaer In Der WeR.
Commerce StraBe bdlt tets bas pols
.tommeniie Eager in 3eidenmaterias
lien, Sapeten, Garben. @las, SpiegeI,
gIas, 8iloerrabmen, 5irniHea unb allen
3ei9nens un6 WaIer.l ltenflien. RhnF.
lerifd ausgefibrte 8ilber uno 5tatuets
ten &c. fnb in elmer iebensperiben @als
lerie sur NnfAt uub gum @ertanf auss
geffeQt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbetos
rationen 1T bas @ef6maduolfe uno
WeueHe bort 3u fin6en.
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nr Wenn Semanb fein unb gu on.
n~ebmbarem preiie fpeifen min, 70 gebe
ct gum Wiffions.@arten Die
0erren Nbeiner q Wanl, 8efber bic.
les @tobsifements, balten barauf, lire
8dffe tets bolfommen Sufrieoen su Rel.
len. Aae .iaifonmdBigea Selitoiefen,
NuNern, Wilb, Slide, @eflasel &c. Finh
bort in Der oelifateifen 3ubereitune ole
3eit gu baben. Mabl3eiten tperben aui
Wuui6 In bic Wohnunaen Der Gunbeu
geianht.. Nud bietet Der nit bet
SpeiiemirthfhaIt oerbunbene Bar
room BITE beffen @eirdnfe. liets frifdes
Bier unb feline Qiqu6re un6 Bsine.
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2ln oas Ymblifmmt !

Meinen auRoen uno Dem @ublifum bee6rt
i'd mid bierburd ansu3eiscn, bab i'd meint
Sobas uub MineralmaHer . 6abrit
aus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D%crtauit babe.
Meine Ia9folaer iinb Die Serren q. 9tid).
bader unb Z. Obs, pel6e i'd meinen alter
NuuOen beiteus empfeble.
Meiuen Saloon fibre I'D am alien
Ylabe, SIDE Soleoaes uno GOmona. Strabe
fort.
Trit ssesp.
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ssaNaae nadb Gnrppa.

Die ggenturen bes 9errn 20. s.
Doung, Ro. l Commerce : GtraBe,
San antonio, unb SO. SOB Mains
StraBe, Dallas, bertreten nur bic
anerfannt beften eurOpdiiGen Dampfers
9inien. 9err Ooung lit i'm Stanbe bic
billi # Ell &aten gu seben, err
tbeiIt bereitwilis iebe eetphni9te Nuss
tunft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ale ibm
iibergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer mad Gu.
rOpa gu reiien lutni9t, ober 8erwanbte
beriberfOmmen lafen min, ipenbe fG
on irgeub cine Der g~euaunteu gsenturen
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gaIiformiasWeine.

Weinliebbaber iuben Elm groBes Cos
ger bon feinen CALIFORNIA Meinen bel
9errn 5. s. Meper am Mlamo
pla3a. 9err Mieper iunt bic Meine
an Ort unb STEELE aus ui.h fault brett
aus Dem Seller ier Wein3adter. MIs
gutem 2enner geIiugt es Inn ffets, bic
belfen Sorten aus5umdblen. gr fann
feline 2unben uno GamiIien hit eineu,
guten Sropfen perfeben. Rotbs unb
WeiBmeine In nor5igI.her QuaIitdt
Don iebt a5 $1.00 per @alone - frei
lns 9aus gelieIert.
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Nrntcn=gaIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der @elt fur @dnitte,
Auetidunsen, @ef6piire, Gieber. nnb Saut,
ausi9lag, Gledte, ~seipruneene Sanbe, 6ruf,
beulsn unb aue Saattrantbeiten turirt 81.
morrboioen ODER feline 8esobluna. 8SGise
Satisfaction qarantirt ODER bas GeIS pirb
auriiderfattet. % Gents be SdadteI. Gum
gerfauf in allen Apotbeten. Oreib, 9bomp<
fon & Co.. @boIefaIe.
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GrDffnmns

Na9 erfoIeter l~lebernabme perbe
i6 meinen Saloon Rr. 43 5hb Qlamo.
traBe, beute, 6 q N5enb.
NIT einem reien 2un9 er6ffnen,
tuo3u Sebermann 66fi@ft e~inselabsn III.
Geo. Seller.
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Ser Cinderella Gd5ub .Store,

gde Oh 6ouionfraBe ultb Mpenue c.,
bieier beliebts 2aben Der 6tabt, bat
ieinen rteuen 8orraib bon Somme r
f6uben fur 6errer. Domen uni
4inber erbalten unb bot cine nnDer<
aleidlide Ausmahl oller Gorien unb
Quaiitdten. Ser @inbesela : G1ubs
Store ftibrt nun bic 5abrifate Der belfen
Gabrifen ur0 iiberbietet Nlles, mas i'm
bief9en Marft gu baben 1T. Gpecias
litdt fir 0erreH: Der RodfOrbsG 9ub.
fir So. So berlobnt fi9 Der Miibe, i'm
Cinderella StDre pOr3uipreGen,
ebe mai anbersuo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-05
electric 8iffera.

Dieiss SeiImittel lit r. pobIbefannt unb 70
pcpuIar seiocrben, bab es faunt nod beionberer
grtpdbnun9 bebarf. aae, bic Is iemaIs &c.
brauGten, iiimmen init elm in iein Cob. Cine
reinere Webiein giebt es midi, unb es pirb 60.
raniie eeeiitet, 6ab fe gtIes leifist, mas man
bon ibr berfpridt. electric Bitters beilt ale
eeiben Der eeber unb Der Nieren, 60 ~entiernt
@efdpiire, GuSIdIas. GaIsIu6 unb anbere
Golgen unreinen Blutes. 81 freibt oas Wlo.
laria. Gieber aus BEN Sbiem, beuat bsmisIben
Dor nnb BELT Go feIba in ben b~arinddiafen
Gdaen. % eurirt 8opfl9mersen, 8lutanbrans
mad BEN aopie unb Miardne. gerfnde bas
electric BitierS Seiluna riro aarantirt. obsr
oas @eIb Suriidessablt. Sreis per GIafde 80
Gents un6 81 in alien apotbefen. @toIe1aIe
bel Greit, Sbompfon & 60.