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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03
REV. THOMAS DIXON.

The New York Heral says: THE
The Rev. ThCmas Dixon, Jr., con-
tinucd his series of sermons on 80.
cialism,' in TWeuty-Third Street
Baptist Church, yes terday morning,
by pointing out the duty of to-day
in loving one another. The pastor
found his text in John Kilt, 37-"A
new commandment I give unto you,
that We love one another; as | have
loved you, that We also love one an
Other.'
"NIr. DIXON said that there are
some parts of the Bible with which
we are too familiar. The very fact
of this familiarity leads persons to
cease attaching due Importance IL
them. But there is Woeful neg
lect on our part of faniliarizing our
selves with the conditions of men
| living about us. IF men truly loved
one another as they are hidden to dc
in this new commandment Of Christ,
do you suppose they would carry OF
| their Infamous SWinddling scheme
or endeavor 10 circumVcnt their fell
/ low men?
Glove in its positive element viii
make all men Obedicnt. Action is
an evidence of love. y man Wh'
owes God will do his biddingss Iii
action that talks, not a sentimental
word of mouth. Show me man
no matter how base or what his con
dition is, and I will show you some
thing in that man that is worthy o
commentator. | sometimes be
lieve there is a great church GROWN.
up outside of the walls of christian
churches, just as cities sprout an
grow outside or larger cities. Thi
is when [ see those who own or pro
TESS no allegiance to any religion
sect doing acts of charity and good
: ness, although they are obvious Q
the fact that they are doing Cod
. will. Love is the harmony we Gle
| tect amid the din and confusion {
evil that sWellS a chorus over tn
: globe.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03
HALLS.

The Cyclone Saturday evening
the 22nd did great damage to the
fencing and pine forests il this
section.
Corn planting is the order of the
day now. There will be more corn
planted this year than usual.
The HuckleDerry crop is NEARLY
ruined by the late cold spells.
La Grippe stiIlslingers Mr.. Lewis
Packers entire family has been
Frustrated with it, but is better at
this writing.
Pat Highsmith, son of G.. W.
IIighsmith left home last Saturday
to take a position with c. w. Hill
lizard and Sons, manufacturers OF
/ Naval Stores and General Merchan-
die, Dahoma, Fla. Success to THE
| CAUCASIAN. Its subscription list
| should DO over 1000. REX
Mr.. Editor: Our community al
present is a very quite one. Every
person attending to "hes" own bust
ness as near as practical. Farmer:
are pushing everything to ge
through planting corn.
Prof. j. ID. rzzell will deliver q
public lecture at Halls Alliance No
CTS on the I'd Saturday in April, the
10Th at O'Clock p. m.
Miss Laura rumpler has beer
spending some time with the 1Iisse
IIcPhail. A.sG. B.
LITTLE COHARIE.
Quite severe storm of wine
passed through this section las
Saturday, destroying much timber
Some Of our christian neighbor
left for Wilmington on Sunday ant
consequently were not seen at church
well, "the sabbath was made 70
man and not man for the sabbath
The second quarterly meeting 70
Sampson circuit will be held a
Bethel church on Saturday and Sun
4 day April 18th and 18th. Officia
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03
Personals.

Mr.. c. NJ. Hobbs, "Dock," is
travelling for Baltimore trug house.
Mrs. 3. F. Boykin was called by
telegraph to Wilmington to attend
the bedside of her sick father.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Il. Graves, of
Philadelphia, arrived Tuesday and
are visiting at Mrs. Alfred Johns0ns.
Mr.. L. G. Pope has accepted sit
uation as travelling salesman with
Barbee & Rand, Of Richmond, Va.
Mrs. II. NJ. Spivey, VIII ! left Gin
ton several weeks since in search of
her lost brother, through South Car.
Dina and Georgia, has returned with
out success.
Mr.. NJ. Hanstein returned from
the northern markets last evening
He says that he will delight his Gus
toners with the prettiest line o.
clothing ever brought to this place
Mr.. w. Ct. Hubbard, of the firm
Of Messrs. A. F. Johnson & Co., one
of our cleverest merchants, left yes
terday morning for the northern
markets, where he will purchase an
other large stock of goods for their
mammoth store.
The Wilmington Messenger says
"Mr. French Mcqueen returned yes.
terday from Boston, where he went
recently to accept the agency in
North Carolina for the Thompson
Houston Electric Light Company
He will make his headquarters al
Goldsbofo and will open an office
there on Monday.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03
Mill and Gin Property
FOR SALE.

We will sell, on easy terms
and at low price, our mill and
Gin property, in the town of
Clinton.
tbs property is iG good con-
dition, " I'll equipped with pow
er and machinery, aud is adIni-
rably located for conducting Il
general grinding, gin and saw
mill business. In the hands OF
a good manager the property
will yield d nice profit from the
grist, gin, saw, buying seed cot
ton, cotton seed, DC. We will
give special inducements to the
the right man. For terms and
prices apply to undersigns. for
we are going to sell it.
Respectfully.
STEWART, HINES & BEAhAh
March 4tll, IS90.--tf
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03
Mr.. NJ. Marshal Rullard son

Mr.. w. Marshal Bullard, son of
our esteemed countyman, Mr.. Amos
Billiard, Of Little Coharie. has ac-
cepted position as timber inspector
with J. t. Alderman, commission
merchant Of Wilmington. He will
be pleased to see Sampsonians when
in Wilmington. See his card in an
other column.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03

WHICH l. THE GREATEST SINNER
IT appears, says the New Orleans
Picayune, that the text, "Six days
shalt thou labor aud do all thy work,
but on the Sabbath thou shalt rest"
Is al order that has not been more
than half understood, and not more
than halt obcyed. \ Louisville
c crgynan has been calling attention
u the fact By saying: Now we hear
4 good deal said about the sin Of
breaking the Sabbath rest. The con
verse is equally true. lie who does
not Labor six days III the week is just
J a sinful a. he who works Oh the
Sabbath. We are apt 10 forget this.
The chronic idlcr Is as much Of a sim
ncr a the Sabbath-breaker.
The text says Il person must work
six days. That comes first. When
he haS worked he shall rest, If a
man has not worked during the week
he ought 10 be compelled to work on
/ Sundays. The working part is most
important. 1t comes first. The rest
ing on Sunday j. most agreeable
There are thousands Of pious people
who think they are perfectly good
who do not work six days. They
hlr1t, tbr commandments b,- In1t'ipu
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03
Index to New Advertisements.

Spring Opening-J. E. Royal.
Notice Of Sale--Jas. NJ. Spell.
Lumber Merchant i. II. Alder
man.
Attention Truckers-Stimson, Mur-
ray & Co.
Relief for HOusekeepers "A. F.
Johnson & Co,
North Carolina Building and Loan
Association j. A. Ferrell.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03
Terrific Storm In bladen.
Especial to tn, Cauca-lan.)

I"IFtNtAt y W NtEHN|F lsL.I-
CYrRF~S CREEK, March =, 90.
Mr.. Editor: This section Hs;s viSi-
ted to-day by the most terrific wind
and rain storm ever known. Fences
were lcye!e,l to the ground, trees
We're up-rooted, ana much valuable
timber laid waste. The main force
Of Wind covered 4 track ola half mile
in width, and travelled in AN ca~terIy
direction. y. y. Il.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03
All Through the County.
What SampS0nians are Doing ana
Saving.

neD Send u the news from your
township for this column. Every
subscriber to TIE CAUCASIAN has
a right and is requested to contri-
butte items Of news in ''hcsn neigh
bOIhOod for this column. We will
not publish your name unless you
desire ii. ia
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03

h.,lI
Sampson light Infantry Friday.
Tho Samoan co,,,,. ,Ilf.,..
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'i'e'i"i "Fii' %. '"o '9'Ai p-'A
~ IL '"'"'.''S ''.''''''' -'''''
i - -''.'' 'i@"''
-''~aup-on'- Bill Arp" j. grow
ing in popularity breaches " -cr-
mon this week.
.Ir. .,p f..,.. ,o. ,.-du ,. oil
and sec H. while attending the ALI
auce and furlAcr-' Institute this
week.
,r..-r. n r,a-.,...-gr.,,+
~ + r,f-,n will MAX. c.r-;,,.ra-
Observation-Disclosures ,co.f,.a
residence. j, am rorI,, d,,.
"' - "''' ~ - , '."l p ,'''I.''
i'1'''- y" 'i'' '''.' I"7''"- ~ 20 INC
first SUNDAY of each month. The
most uretirr will he held atth, rn--
idrlcr OF Mrs, lIo,i-ry
" : u ''0'' J ' ,,. i'.'' -
-''% '.'''
80, ,..,I' ...,',., -,
r..,,,',' :. 'I'',
LIN oui account Of The Aori7ry-
. Faison wedding last week, We acct
I IDENTIFY omitted orc couple Of the at
tenda"t5: Mr.. ". 5. Aliciis, Of Ciiu-
/ ton, with Mis- Nina Hicks, Of Fai-
/ son.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03

Posters are out for 4 public enter
tainment, the rendering OF WRIN-
KLEs, a Comedy, for the benefit Of
the PhiIotechnic Literary Society at
Salem High School. The public are
respectfully invited to come. Adj
mission % cents.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03

North Carolina Building and Loan Association.
Authorized Capital $4,000, 900.
CLINTON BRANCH,
Directors:
- ~ ~ 'uLhhEIh, d. b. NICHOLSON,
". A. JOHNSON, H. f. FAIsov
j. A. FERRELL, r NJ. FERRFII
MARION BUTLER, F. r. COOPER
DIR. r. II. HOLIDAY, REV. J. W. TURNER.
Officers:
ID. a. CULBRETH, President.
ii. Il. FAlSON, Nice-President.
L. NJ. TERRELL, Secretary,
COOPER ~ NICHOLSON, Attorneys.
The Association makes loans on country
as well as town property. A chance for all
TO get money at low rates.
j. A. FERRELL, Local Agent.
ap3-tf
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03


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consistent ihrhl"f' ID we Ao'iIdi7'
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H., AIr. George Iig.-Uith.
J. /. Butler has closed q flourish
lns little school in district A., uearI
Parkcr-buTg. II opened Aug. 18Th,
making a term Of -cycu moths. lie
taught session Of ten weeks at the
same place in the winter OF ISsS-E9,
lat The close @. which the
60 InI aittec expressed their
regret al not having accepted
hi application tor tie school IN the
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03
NOTCH OF RELIGION. -EEyrcE-.

Providence permitting, divine ser
Yic=s will be held in the Episcopal
Church, Clinton, GA the morning Of
April i,h, ,uciug Good Friday IT
II O'Clock; also on E-a~tcr-Day. April
och, a II q. ~. Rev. !. ". Turner
officiating.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03

..yy.,,.., and cuisines. Notice. can be
u:.rtcd i" this column at ten cents cents line.
REJiE.NBER FTid0lI UHd
l,J,,r,j,,l ARE the Iu,iv f0r
l,H I,,L oDDr1r/e
pr =, ''i' - ~ "
~ E"' y" "'
.UOORE =. pIHTRICh'S.
W. ,o-' ',l'i-' :. ~,
Parties wishing 'aro'lh" 'F''e
Cotton '''.'' -'.', Nv" ~ , - -
" NJ - ""i'N7"N >
1.,,f,.,.,, Yam. cor .,,,i,,,
49,. .I,1 .,...,I
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AIP"| w
p. y. PlaiGa Just received at
II. VI. FEEEELL'-
have ioHr Go"d Mich lows
each with young ci'.-thht VIII
-cu at % bargain. Adhfc7-
r.. N.IIOHH-, IIObtOn, y. e.
I.I ET"EPp JIDr IrLO
an, .,,, .uJJ uoI o,.
|'''' )'| '
0HiI|1c "I' " ~ ''''' i" o''5
6gDdS nor IN "NIltbitfOH Ut
l,l1pE &. pa K'&.
C,n At Y. VI. FERRELI1@ next
week and g"J " cake Of ToIIc. soap
and Old" 7'''' ''' prom -. ~ '''''''
10 - p,a.,t,,- -n., can Inns
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03

Religious Hlsceliany--Sermon Re
p0rls-General Church News and
kOler-

1t gaug .i-lt -a @.4.a- before uaeH thai
tAsE zLzf ~se Four good work and %3eF5fs
FoEE Father which /. 5u Eeas+u-"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03
PAID READING NOTICES.

NJ Cards and Reading Notices can be in
serted under this head for 10 cents per line.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03

Hoods Sarsaraflia has tile largest
sale Of any medicine before the public
ANY honest druggist will confirm this
statement
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03

NOTICE.!
| have just received two car loads
of Marble at my Fayetteville Yard.
Also two hundred small five dollar
Head Stones for infants. Parties
who are in need of work in my line
will do we'll to write or call to see
me at my works.
Respectfully,
CHAS. y. GOODWIN
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03

~ "Wnt-" and Business Notice, can be
r-rrtcd I'm this column at ten cents line.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03
TAYLORlS BRIDGE,

Mr.. +. E. Royal is very sick.
Rev. Mr.. Swindell preached al
"Pugh's school house, the 4th Sun.
day.
"BUTTERFLY & CHRISTOPHER y
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-03
COTTON SEED.

Parties wishing Carolina Pride
Cation Seed cam now get them at
VIM. y. JOUS-ON'~.
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3 e a 8.

= Sn 2odbart bat Der 8anfier grnli
Blum, Der erit fiir3li9 bon San Wor.
COG iibergefebelt mar, Morgan WbiIi
erfdoleu. Wbili bate bdbli1e @erii9te
iiber Grau Blum In llmlauf eeiebt, NO.
rauf Blum i'm nit elmer &eitpeitff)e
auf offener @trabe bur9gebldut bate.
Wbili berfdaffte fttb ipdter eine sslinte,
ging Dor Die Sbiir bon 8lums Wobnuna
unb gebraubte gegen Grau Blum BIZ
gemeiniien 5@impfreben. ST wurbt
bonn etabtmaribal Derbaftet unb abge,
fiibtt. Blum fol9te ibnen unb t6btett
Wbili bur6 einen 59uB, als ct fi9 i'm
@emabrian bes 8eamten befano.
- Auf benz @ouribauspIabe su 6al.
letsbine III Der 3onifabler %. u.
Stubs unb Scr. Sim Suder bon Sobn
Smoibers ir. unb girb pelD nieoerge.
iGoien tporben. Ndbere ginaelbe,ten
febIen. yeibe Mdnner binterlofen Ga.
mile.
= Nm %. 9luguii finbei in Corpus
@briffi bic Briifung Der MppIifanten
fur bic Wtilitdr Sdule in WsIf poinl
ifatt.
= Bon Marfa tuirb beri9tet, baB be-
trunfeue merifaniIde MiHeuarbeiter in
Sbafter ben 8ebhIfsf6eriif Ste See pers
punbeten unb ben &anger 8. +. Gro.
big erf9ofen. Die Merifaner fparen
oufgebradt, neil elmer ber Sbrisen Dor
3uraem gelpn9t porben mar. Die tpsi.
Ben Mrbeiter traten ben Meritanern ent>
gegen unb DertpunDstei nebrere.
Sn Sues. 8ictoria @ountp, fanb
am 9amitag cine primdrpabl itatt.
BORT trafen fid bic Garmer gbas.
@bambers unb @bas. S@ab. Chambers
frug 5@uB, OF es ipabr iei, baB er oas
@eiprd6 in llmlauf aeiebt babe. er
(@bambers) babe einen Sdbrling geffobs
len. 8on Worten fam es au G6ldaeu
unb 56nb wurbe BON isinem @egner
einise Male su Boben eetporfeu. Da soa
S4hb feinen Gebolner unb feuerte auf
Chambers, ibn i'm Magen pertpunoenb.
gbambers ffarb am Sage na@ber uub
S6ab tibergab fi6 benz Sheriff.
- Die Stabt columbus In Colorado
@ounip III burd bic genius3dblung
ebenfaIls in ibren grpartungen ges
tduf6t tuorben; tpie bur9 bieielbe feit.
geiielt tpirb, belduft f9 ibre gintpobs
ner3abl auf tpenis mebr als $500, ipdbs
renb fie auf ininbeitens 1000 obgei 3dbt
fDorben mar. Natiirli9 glaubt fe bel
Der offieielIen 3dbluns au tur3 eetoms
men su fein. unb Der Gortf6ritis .@erein
bat SesbaIb bef@lohen, iofort cine neue,
pribate 3dblung bornebmen 3u IaiIen.
DAB bur9 He Elm beFeres 3eiultat er.
5ielt perben iollte, IN taum auaunebmen.
Columbus tpirb olsr Wabri9einIi1teit
nod biefel6e grfabrung MAIDEN. tpelGe
an6ere Stdbte = @aIpsiion. San Nn.
tonio II. I. a. = gemadt baben, bab es
NIT Der amtli6en Bunbes3dbIung 10
3iemlid feline Ridtigteit bat.
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&orTespnmaems. = Neuz Braun.
els, ben 2. Q(uQuff. @effotten sic

&nrrespnmaems. = Neuz Braun
feIs, ben 2. Ausuf. Gefatten sic
mir, 9err &ebatteur, baB i6 aIs alter,
aufmertiarer 2efer ber .Greien preKe"
mid ebenfalls an ber GontroberIe iiber
ben ungltidli9en = iG m61te iagen
unperaeibli9en-Bef9luB Der beutideu
e6iibene@ereine, bic euslifbe @pra9e
als bie offi3ieae an3uerfsnnen. unb bic
beuti@e mir ni9ts, bir niGis In bic
Numpelfammer 5u Derbannen, bethel,
lige. Weinem Oafiirbalten nod tommi
es gar ni6t barauf an, OF unb in tpie.
i fern bic @9iiben 8ereine bic beui5de
@efenigteit bertreten. Wir baben mil
Der Sbatfa6e au re9nen, BOB cine @e.
feli@aft BON Seuti9en F9 obne Nott
uno In ber Mtt uie es gef6ab, ofentas
ti6s, b. B. burd eine 6ffentIi9e grfIds
RING. bon Der beutf1en Sprade abs
menbet. Sd meine feruer, baB sariiber
gar ni9t genug gef@rieben unb ber
Sabel baftr ni9t bart genug ausge.
fprO6en merben tann. Denn lei6er
lei es getlagt, oaB bic Sugenb in ben
Stdoten ft9 f9ou idnell genug Der
oeutiben 5pra9e entfremeet un0 per.
lu9t, obne fie fertis gu iperben. aber
fie bleibe nit ibrem i1dbli1en ginfIu6
bon Der 2anobeu6lferung fern. Oer
8ei9luB 1T in feiner Weiie su beI@6.
niaen ober au enti6ulbigea unb im min
bofen. baB ct ME Na6abmung fiaoet.
Wenn erff einmal tn unferen beutfGeu
8ereinen, ieien es nun 5ahben.,
Surns, @eiang. ober ansere 8ereiue
bic englifbe Sprabe bic itatutenmdBige
Werbanblaugsiprade genorben III, oann
lit es nit oem Oeutihtbum au gnbe.
Sd bin ferner ber Nniidjt, boB ge.
robe bic Wereine 3ur Pfiege Der beuts
i9ea Spra9e mad Grdften beitragen,
aber iebenfalls nit benz guten BeiIpiel,
6euti1 gu fpre6en, Dorangeben ipllten.
VS. 1T unier unnerduBerli1es &e1t, unz
fere Spra9e fort3upHan3en un6 tpeiter
au nerbreiten; baben mir n6tbig, uus
oarin felbit als Geinbe gegeniiber au
tretens Wlir lit es bisber nod immer
untlar geblieben. mas Der NntraafieQer
eigentlib be3wedte unb no er binaus
tpollte. Ober bat ibm bic Mnmefenbsit
bon 8 Nmerifanern in elmer Neriamms
lung bon 49 Oeutf9en 70 imponirt, baB
ct fi6 Dor Greube ni6t laEen unb au
allen 3ugehdnbnifeu bereit finben
tonntel aber bic &e9nung tuurbe obne
bic nod INNER fernieen beutf9en Ners
eine gema6t, bic f6 - i6 freue mid
aufri9tig-pon ber n&i1e Nfoeiation"
3uradSieben. F.
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fen porsulefer unb bieieIben bann 3u
berbrennen. Ser Sob, ber geRern
N6enb, nun bod unertpartet, benz lang.
idbrigen 2eiben ber bieIbulbeabeu 6rau
ein @nbe ma1te, fanft unb unbetpuBt,
bat ibr Die grfilung bieies MuniGes
berfa9t. Die 8riefe finb gu Sbrer Ser.
fhguns.
Nidt bo9, antportete er, bic Briefe
uerben ebeniDbiel BON benz 6eeIenleben
Sbrer Mutter tpie bon Dem meines 8a.
te1s enibalten, unb 10 i9eint es rlir
better, baB man Iie entlueber ungeleien
Derni6tet, ober, wenn sic bies ni9i
modem, baB mir iie zines Cages 3uiam.
men leIen, tpenn mir ieIblt uns erif Elm
uenig ndber teanen. 9ieI midtige,
erfGeinen mir 3und@if anbere Gra.
Sd besreiFs, fieI Fe f9nel elm UNI
iab ibm gerabe In bic Gusen. Sic mol
len piiien, Ob uno pie bic NngeIegeu.
beiten eriebist ipetben, tpel9e elm So
besfall nit fid bringt, uer mir barin
beiitebt, unb nb i1 bic Mittel ba3u bel
mir fibre, ole Musgaben au befreiten.
Nun benn: auf Mnorbnung bes 4r3tes,
ben mir beriefen, aIs Wama fi9 ffle1t
fiblte, unb Der fi1 mir pol tbdtiger
Site aeigt, 1T bic 0erforbene beute i'm
Morgengrauen f6on nod ber 2ei6en.
bnlle bes Qir9bofes 9ebra1t Dorben
uub uirb morqen frab beerbigt, dies
iDie Die @eiebe es bDrf1reiben. Sd
bin alIein NIT elmer alien Sienetin, bic
uns nod bon ben 3eiten unferes fribes
rem Woblfanbes ber treu geblieben iii
unb fi@ ifets tDeiserte, Mama, BEL ber
he breiBig Sabre getpefen, 3u berlaRen.
@elbmitteI baben mir nod, um einige
WoGea leben su f6nnen. 8is babin
boffe i9, irgsnb cine Gteuung gefunoen
su baben. Die aIte 2isbeib tann 6ann
In bas 5eierabenbbaus ge1en. in tpeIs
DIES Mama fie ibon fruber einsetauft
bot.
MIfreo betam na1 bieler furaen unb
bod erfb6pfenben NuseinanberieBung
bas @efiibl, bier Dollfomnen iiber1hfiig
au iein.
Sd iebe fGou. fpra6 er, i'd fann 81.
men 3und6if gar uiGts nhben. uno be-
tnunbere bic Ei@erbeit unb bic Glarbeit.
nit wel9er Sic Sbre Sage iiberfeben
uno fi@ in ibr sureGt finben.
MuBte i6 bos ni6t? iaeie fe. 3rar
burfte id He ertparten, aber man fam
iiG bod ni6t biI1os ber ungeipi{Ien
fbeilnabme zines Gremoen anbeimges
ben. ST es ni@t f9on senus Der linz
bei&eibenbeit, baB i'd fiir ipdter CUTE
@atbiGldge bon Sbnen berIanee? @as
babe i'd iiberbaupt Fur 9emte an Sic?
Wir f@eint, es iif fdf unerloubt, baB
Elm Batter ieinem SObn bic ieltene grbs
f6oft binterIdBt. fiir cine Grou f9 In.
tereffiren Ju iollen. ipel6er ct, Der 0ater,
einit freuubI@aftlid nabe fanb.
(6crtfstuno foIs..)
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8ermiiuftiae Wprfidt.

S eS aud oft unm6slt&, arautbeiten ~ iiberpinben,
70 Tam bod beren Guftrsten psrbinber perben aber
nt8t nur 1T, renn bic 9rantbeit fpmmen fibIt,
bic anpenbuns elmer mebi5inii@en G9uspebr baseseu
5u empfeben, ionberu es banbet ib Dor alien Dinsen
parum, pab aud has rt&tse DatteI ssipdblt werbe.
Set oreibis Sabren cber LANCER 1T pRetter's Naaseu
bttters Sas amer taunte Spesifitum sssen Dpspepe,
Steber aaer art sesen ben @erluit per giberfanbs=
raft bes abrpers, sssen eebereihen unb dbnlGe re=
belfdnhe; BON berrrrrasenren @er,ten lit es au' ga
hrndliGite als elm Mittel CUR 8ieeerberfeauns ber
&raft une @einnbbeit empfpbIen lperben.. Der @ez
brau eteieS etn5is oaetenben rdftisunsSz unb Selz
trdntS unp Alteraps tn ben eren Stabien sebrenber
arantbetten @ust in ber 2bat tluser 8oritt,
penn es lertbrt bic eme aer beriensen 9eten, sesen
pel1e letne Nnweneuns emrfoblen ipire. GS III nit
nur duBerit prtiam, irnberu aud ppltpmmen rein unb
uni6delt6.
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- Sas Materiol fiir bic neue Siras
benbabn in Muffin 1T eingetrofsn.
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0ute VserDauuua.

Das IL etpas, mas Seber boben mub, penn er Ieiues
sebens irpb iein pta. 1auieube iu&en es tdsi& uue
ferben, neil iie e8 ntdt fuheu. Tauenee Dollars
mereen In per cnuns seppfert, hieeS ebel ,u beit=
ttssn unb bod siebt es etn Witte basesen. 9gir ga.
ranttren hab electric 8ttters, mad geri&rft unb btu.
retheno lanse gebrau6t, eine cute @erpauung fafeu
unb has nebe eer nnperpaulihteit beIeitiaen pirb.
tr empfebIen electric Sitters fur DpSpepa unb ane
3Tantbetten ber geber, beS WaSenS uno ber Rieren.
geiro ~ so Cts nne 81 bic glade in her Hppbste BON
DretB, 2bpmpipn d SO. pertauft.
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Bu6leas Mrutea.eaIbc.

Die beRe SaIbe oer BELT f.. Sdattte,
Gustfdunsen, @ef&wiire, Gieber. unO Sauts
Nusf6laS, 6le@ts. seiprnngene Sdnbe, 5rut'
bsulsn nnO ale Sautiranfbsiten ; turirt 6d.
n.Orrtciosn OOer seine Sssablans; s6uise
snriidsrfattet. rs Gents bic gdadbtd. Bum
8srfant In allen apotbeieu. Sreib, 9bomp.
fon & Co., @bnlefale.
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~ GamiIien, bic nod ni1i bamit
perieben finb, folten nidt perfeblen f6
iofort cine Glaide bon gbamberlains
golic, @bolera unb Siarrboea &emebp
su5uleeen. @s III bos ein3ige superldis
iise 6eilmitteI gesen unierleibsbtibwers
ben in irgenb einer Gorm. rs unb 50
@enis gum Bertauf Bel u. gobn uns
Co., 8. RalieDer unb Sobn unb In
allen Npotbefen.
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@rmnsetaentbmms llebertreaumaeu.

W. Q. Stepbsnion an garl 6opp,
1904 Ider 2anb aus bsr fogen. pere3'
Gegua. $2,260.
s. gailant unb Grau an S. 2imbur.
ger @runbifld an Der OIipe Str.
81 400.
g. 9ans unb 5rau an Sobn s. 0eit.
gen, babies @runbhiid an 2ibe Oal
rnb Centre Str. $1,000.
Wariin Guos OIL VI. 8. Guos. 2 @runb.
Hide aus benz @iip.2ot 139. $400.
VI. 8ei!el on 8. Worriion. @runbfhd
ON ROmana Str. 800.
u. 8. Guos on 60. &iide iun.,
@runbftide aus benz @iip.2oi 139 fiji,
$1,000.