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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-06-12

Remaining in the Post Office at Gray
ling, for the week ending June z, 80:
Hall. l.. Il. Mnma. Willie
Johnson. Annie Max. Jol.
johnson. Mr.. Pipes. N. A.
McCone. Nelson Spencer. Lucy
Shell. Herbert
Persons calling for any of the above
letters. will please say advertised.
j. M. JONES. p. NJ.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-06-12
Opera House Store.
DO YOU KNOW WHAT you GET,
When you buy Ready Made Clothing
Go OF o.
IL. IO y TX u III {?
A0RAAAEAkA " Ak6R0A-

You get the best of skill and experience the skill experience of
Talors in small town. who make few dozen year
the experience of firms with millions of capital That great DEAL
1t the employment of
DESIGNERS AND CUTTERS
the who the front rank Of their profession
London Paris Vienna New made the
proportions of the human figure profound study
styles.
Many OF these paid $4,000 for their skill
They such big salaries because they
ordinary Tior and because they better garments skill
that you get when you buy ready made garments
Doesn't strike that big Manufacturer making million
dollars worth of clothing each supply those details n
gently and fully than local tailor who
of cloths and trimmings and the result is that to-day,
ing rule better than eonclass talor-made clothing more
Stylish fits BETTER it OF better patterns of CLOTH better trimmed better
made and will better That pp no
matter what their shape belong class of fixed proportions
with long legs has short legs
Please remember this and you satisfied about getting
al will convince you that you wrong
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19

The first quarterly meeting OF the
state Horticultural Society Will be held
N the city OF Ludington, February %
and 20, beginning on the evening OF the
25th. The farmers OF Mason county
are preparing to largely engage in or
ehardlng, and the coming spring will
witness very large planting of trees,
II having been fully demonstrated that
the region Is IN all respects well
adapted 10 the growing of all fruits
known To Michigan except the grape.
Inc county's status in this respect viii
oc set IOrth III paper by one OF the
cluzens. As the chef need of the
growers IS general instruction along the
whole line OF pomolOgy, the program
viii be made to suit. President Lyon
VIII preSenta paper upon "The Apple"
us needs IN soil and culture, lis var
let.es for home and market, and
sale. Covering similar points, c.
A. Sessions, Of Mears, Oceana
county, viii treat the plum.
Peach-growlng Will be eIucidated by j.
\. StearnS, of Kalamazoo, who has a
fruit plantation at South Haven also,
and who VIII likewise treat of the
cherry and ounce. 4 paper on small
fruits viii be read by r. Morrill,. of
Benton HarbOr, one of the largest and
most experienced growers of the State
IN tins line. Pear culture viii be treated
by Evart II. Scott, Of Ann Arbor, the
owner and cultlvator of extensive or
cnards OF tins fruit. Besides these will
be papers and discussions of several
other subjects of present vital interest,
and ex-Secretary Garfield Will contri-
butte one of his pleasant and practical
papers, this one relating to IA Little
Garden and How 10 Till It." Ample
accommodations have been provided
tor all visitors, by the Mason County
horticultural Society, and assurance |
S gwen Of very large attendance from
he northwestern part Of the State.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19
TIE SCOTTISH RITE.
He insnAels Degse CoHfsrrea CP00
L4TE~ Ct4ss.

The tSenty-fourth annual renaeI.
Fo4s Of Dewitt Clntoa Coaslstory ana
rs co-0ro date boales mtt AZ the
Masonic Temple. Ml1d.oonib building
yesterday. ana 3 laTge number of prom
l4s-J A2sols irom every part IT .As
State Ale la tie city 10 pSTse paEe ID
TAG ll p0s-ng ceremonies ~ Lie 4rlous
degrees
At2p m., MoI.ah Lodge Of Perfec-
ton 0Ixned, s4lh Charlie U&y, ~ Blg
Rap d., pTesld ~, and TIE degrees nom
TIE fourth a. tle fourteenth WeIe con-
ferTed upon twenty candidates. wnO
came fIouI a. p4fIs " TIE state. These
degrees occupied the entire afternoon
and 81 7 50 Cyrus Council OF Princes
OI Jerusalem opened. Lon B. Mnsor,
81. presiding. The evening Wa taken
up WITH the oonteTrmg Of tie fifteenth
degree. ms mOInlUg the sixteenth
degree Mi be conferred, and the sey-
enteetA and ghleentl vii occupy the
afternoon, wh.le the evening Vii be
gwen 10 the cOnfeu1ng Of Tie twenty
nrst degree.
The twenty-frst degree viii be con
ferred entirely by members residing al
Muskegon, H., Geo. ID. smith, 52'
presiding, and twenty others from that
place participating IN the work. This
: one oi the nnest degrees in Masonry.
Elaborate paraphernalla costing up
ward OF 1900 Is used IN the cOnfeTrng
Ot the degree.
The musical part of the program is
carried out by 81 Marks quartet, Mes
DANES X. l.. Merrill, f. NJ Davis and
MeSsIs. r. Campbell and +. Steinman.
Miss Grace O'Donohue acts as accom-
panlst.
The cOnsistory degrees are usually
the summit OF a Mason's ambition,
and although there are many side
issues and social degrees, still the high
ann OF all is 10 attain 10 the apex OF
Masonic fame, the thirty-thlrd degree
The number OF them is very limited.
In this city those who have reached
this height are Gen. Vim. 7. Innes,
John ID. Jennings, Charles II. Brown,
ii. +. Hastings and r. b. Swarthout.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19
Eecl-OninE limo.

The entire world. Russia alone excepted
began the new year with the first dav Of
January. In I,-ssia New Years day IS
March %. This date wes also the beginning
OF the year in England and America up to
within less than 10 years ago. 1t was in
l'0l that the famous Lord Chesterfield So
cured the passage Of bll in the English par
lament which set the beginning of the new
year FOR Jan. ]. Thus the legal year was
made 10 correspond, almost, TO the solar
year.
In Continental Europe, however. Jan.
has been New Years day for more than three
centules In 1872 1t was 80 ordained by
Fope Gregory XIII, and adopted by all
Lufof'e, except England, Sweden and Russia.
Another change, besides altering tho date
OK the new yeer, was made by Lord Chester
deid's reform Of l7Jl. Up 10 that time the
English calendar was eleven days behind that
or toe other European countries. That il.
when It was June /, or July l. in England. il
was the l3th Of the month in Continental
Euroro. by the Lord Chesterfield change the
calendar was advanced eleven days. This
cnanCe is what brought about the transition
from "Oid style to New STYLE r RrSsia
stu adheres, alone among tho nations o. tho
world. n tic "Old Style" system Of reckon
ing time: making them twelve days behind
soe a1der of the world on the calendar
st Loas Republic.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19
N GOING 70 eEq nARRIED
AsA' a4usa-pfis=asea,ares q shs LS's

LsFn.
Marriage llleDses 4re often l1s e@1ss
~ la'i,-1C-s IL 4-slazes all alnQet ever.
Gay sl.nss fgr.1 sonlstb < nsa.
Yesterday n&sAlai y0ang ip&n
'-lcA-sa -aso tAe county register : once
sa1 siood several ni nutss hes.tating
between love ana lear. AID naally
-s%l-ls across tle coQ1teT, he h1skliy
"a " Mr. klee.
s'0t any m4rrisge ornsese
s-t k-ee AeAyed = weary :. ( d aE.o s@le
80 Nc are lIsg Out
4-s young mau B4s horror struck
s-l~ 4Llef enjoying las evident distress
L-f a lev minutes, Mr. Rec bloted hlm
- me county clerk Once and handed
n-m over 10 Ar. Emery.
snort time ago another young man
Ifou Ada procured a marriage license
and boarded the train 70 20 home. He
Ma, gazing AZ the root OF tho car with
scAlY smile On his face, dreaming OF
lAe b-lss - come, when the conductor
came along and snsTled our.
''Eeketsl7
lie "As IA such an ecslati C state that
ne o-d not change hls gaze, but me-
cnanically pat his hand IN his pocket
ana, drawing out Tie marriage license,
handed u 10 the conductor. The gen
ueman with the g0ld-banded caplOoked
II over carefully and, giving dlsdaln-
Iul snort, he handed u back, saving:
1oung man, tins thing may be good
Tor ride on some roads, bat you can't
work IL on the ID. & N. ."
Ine young man found hls ticket.
Whlle the other passengers shouted with
merr.ment, and be rode the rest OF the
way ~ another car.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19

+ has been pointed out many times that
ruis4uotinE Is mainly due 70 ricking I'd onr
acquaiutance with thoughts on the street
any I" here, eKoept from the pages Of toe as,-
tacr
-iliior famous Inc ou pride. that last
mar ull-y ot noble mind, is spoiled by max
iHs ne word "r5inds." So E P0po's fne
t6ought welcome the coming. sueei IA.
e INC guest spoiled bv tha substitution #
parting Tor going We hear West ward
tae star n empire takes Its way" quoted every
Fay Bsh7p berkeley wrote '.corTze.~ nos
's-ar~
~ quotation somsti-1es nn1s its rs-yrd
As BaTla thought it should al-s-s
haaelgh vas kniEhtsd becauze be quoted n
ss.i2t7 t7ein eossesy'sarss shEes IN .th4 fair 80
Ia llTo1ed ln TIA ves: Atlanta Journal
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19

Sel~aee heoks hsrsGrd I've Hh0pssHa
f~Ars sna Makes . Terri bic freaie,
stca Assut shs ii UaaAn kAcs-

siea Assat she HVaaAH k@os-
some people delight ID making others
miserable. A les years ago . Boston
in.1as alter taxing 3 as9lstse II the lala
Aeads u churches aud theaters. wrote
a isoored article, to prove thst bs Ss26.
the humsn race wouid tx entirely des
ttate Of hair Then Df. Winam A.
Hammond, after deep scientific re-
search. pred scted that about 5S2T. man
would - through iife without teeth.
Imagine a hairless, tOothless race OF
men Snd women. Horrlh!e. certainly
bQt = Il - terrible a. what We see ~.
day. Our country ls fuD 0l nervous
wrecks the natural 0utoome Of over
work.
Thousands OF people feel dizzy when
they Set out of boa % tie morning
Many person has bad taste in Tie
mouth, no appetite, oull aching of
the back, SLOW and faulty memory, aud
a distressing feeling Of beng "urea
out. J. there anything worse than
tnl& Yes. When Vou can't sleep
nights, and toss reStlessly from one side
% tie bed 10 the Other longing Tor
morning 20 come. Then there : danger
OF insanity, OF which sleeplessness ls
the fOreDoder.
When You teel ike tins. use Natures
true restorative, Palnes Celery Com
pound. Ihls wonderful discovery l.
the Only reliable medicine for nervous
diseases. Try II, and see how quickly
Il gives new he. 1t Is food for the
famlshed nerves. II makes the muscles
strong and brain vigorous. The rosy
blush OF health viii soon come 10 tie
user, and his step VIII take on new
elasticity. Proyidentially revealed 10
the dlseoyerer. there is nothing like il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19
Decided Changes.

One Of the coziest and most home
like hostelries IN the city is the Hotel
Cleveland, - Canal-st., formerly known
as the Richelieu Hotel. One of the be 81
known hotel men IN the city is Nick
Fink, who made such a success of the
Arnold House, on the West Side. This
gentleman a short time ago secured the
management of the Richelieu, and with
the changing OF the name. almost
everything about the premises met the
same late. Each room was thoroughly
renovated, new carpets and furniture
added and general overhauling done.
The Hotel Cleveland has not now an
unudy spot in the whole building. Mr.
Fink proposes conducting q strictly
tirst-clasS house and cordially invites
all to give his hotel an inspection.
There viii be a grand opening Saturday
evening TO which everybody IS invited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19
Academy oe Medicine.

The Grand Rapids Academy of Med
lclne held It's annual meeting for the
election OF officers, in DR.. J. B. Grs-
wold's Office, last evening. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, DR.. :. {. Graves; vice
president, DR.. Collins II. Johnston; sec
retary, DR.. +. D. Disbrow; treasurer,
Dr.. II. L. Locher. The president de-
llvered his annual address, after which
the meeting adjourned for two weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19
The Ladies Delighted

The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs.
under all conditions make It their ia
vorite remedy. 1t is pleasing to the
eye and 10 the taste, gentle, yet effect
ual IN acting on the Kidneys, liver and
bowels.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19
Spring Carpets

Perhaps it is early to talk
about Spring Carpets, but
what is the use of waiting
until the Spring rush is
here to buy your new car
pet? Our three floors of
our double store are now
packed full of bran new
Carpets, bought direct from
the manufactures, repre-
senting the choicest pat
terms and fabrics, and the
variety of design and color
ing for Spring of 1890 has
never been equaled. Select
your carpets, we will store
and lay them for you when
ordered. We make a spec
ialty OF fine work, knowing
that a customer pleased is
the best advertisement we
can have.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19

NAsaIssrss. keb. ls.-For Lower
M.cIlgal. Colaers far weather. pre-
-ecec rls eztrsne eastern portion
- local saoas, lortherly en1s. For
lpDer Aclg4L. Local snows, colder
lgrtl41s eslaEly l1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19
Trimming Silks
anything you want
can be found at ouf.
great Silk sale.
Spring d Company.
Notice to Contractor and builder.

Contractors and builders when plac-
ing your orders for lu nber it is to your
interest 10 patronlze the place that can
give you the best bargains. A. Hyde
has special facilities for securing lum-
Der, and makes a speciality of this bust
ness. He would he pleased to give esti-
mates on car lots or larger quantities
at any time. q. w. Clark manages Mr..
Hyde's business in TINS city. Offices,
GOdwin-ave. and D., L. Il y. r. r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19

At auction, comprising many fine and
antique pieces OF Tapestries, Hangings.
EmbrOderes. etc, direct from the pro-
ducers IN the Orient. For account OF d.
Y. Narzhabedian at the Wonderland
1heater building. Exhibition Wednes-
day-ssle Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, at 10 a. m, and 1870 .. m.
prompt each day These goods have
been imported through the instrument
talty of Hussein Ghully Vhan, Persian
Minister at Washington, D. {.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19
"Royal Luxors," in
black and the colors:
unpre ce dented low
prices.
Spring & Company.


The best salye IN the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm, fever
sores, letter, cnapped hands, ehllOlains,
corns and al SKIN eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
IL = guaranteed 10 give perfect sausfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
gists, corner Monroe and Dvision-stS.
The Toss Up Cigar is just what i Is
claimed 10 be. a clear long Havana filer ar Sc
equal toany l0c cigar IN the market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19

OF breath, palpitaion Of heart. pains IN
the breast, back or shoulders, or cough,
or catarrh, or bronchitis, or cousunIp-
ton, or rheumatism, consult DR.. :. Clsv
Todd, 43 MOnroe-st., room (. He viii
cure you.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19

4 c0rcus 58cide-t oy--l--.-4 q. ~ --sr
now Persian cafe de a PAX a Ssv a- t--,
sgo. a Bs7a5iiosn dergtv. Y Jul-s Roch.
saile l.rsssf sstiuz v-s - TIE rosnt q bong
soo<s'l - a moutafRl = bread. snd voasd
2rnoaoi7 hsrs s71cc7ma--s sad not RS cE7tscsI
.o14'tioo .een rcticel lv =. ds sgsnI. "a.
ufTy r'1iS7Sst, Ard CD, O. q Ro~he's aso.St
ro@1 r'ohtcal et.eenies. -hc ras fav
~ als de5eunsr - : nsizht-r'rz fsb.a =
= e'r7ni- 80 hsrT-us ~ - 1o~t-r -
-1s a. soous postioal ali7.rsaoes hsst-n
= o. asst - -hss "a der1fT aal. aavi-z
saF @a am from certs g s.iro-s a-or. 5-t@d
ailn = tlse chanber Evsr Fren-s p~,t -sl
r'Vs-s = ~ould sseu,. s-s 80 s- t-rze~l~ r.
taoie a. = often ns5e CIT --Londoz
sicsro
r~ev-~.ee ~ -N e~fr~s En-
ts t Yr1r re
h Gle fes sea-
&c - lee Fira
Ihs Tees rrr r-s- e --- -e-rs-
ags -Ff scV rf-rr FL n~e-fs 1~sf ~
g ga. -a aag a- Gas sa lae
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19
Opening Saturday Night

The Hotel Cleveland, 90 Canal-st.,
Nick Fink, proprietor, Will be opened
saturday evening. Everybody is IL
Vlted
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-19
VAN EVER \
& cos
PRICE LIST!

zoe lbs best Roller Process Flour 8 90
- lhs best koller Process Flour ..--.-a 81 {
Every sack warranted.
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8.

= Sn 6eufon Helte R@ Serr Grib
9aag atDei pferben entsegen, bic NIT
eitiem gusgp. In pel9em 3pei Oamen
unb elm 2inb iaBen, our9brannteu unb
tnte Der Winb bur6 bic Strabe fauffen.
gr iduan9 eineu Stub I'm ieineu
Ropf, I'm bic pfer6e fiubis gu MAIDEN
uno gum Stebeu gu %brinsen. Die pfer,
De lisBeH f@ iebo@ nidt aufbaiten,
~iprengten an i'm beran unb bic Dei@.
fel pnrbe ibm Z 3ol lief in bic Settle
gebobrt. bur@ ben Iinten 2unsenfhgel
unb oi6t ON Ser3en borbsi. Die Dei9.
lei brad am gnbe OBJ, bic pferbe boaeu
sur Settle gegen einsn @aleriepfofeu
uno rifen fi6 los. Cine ber Oamen
tpurbs aus benz 8ussp %eeporfen uub
trdgt cine &opfmunbe babon. Der bra.
be 9aag a5sr bat feline beIbenmhtbiae
Sbat bur9 bas 9eben 5hBen mtiKen.
CT ffarb am Nbenb 9 ubr uno mar ME
tpieoer 3ur 8efnnung getommen.
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@atb fit Wafter !

Dor tiber so Sabren {doa purbe
Mrs. WinsloD's SOOTHING SDrup Don
Mtttern beim 3abnen Der Rinber anaes
tpenbet. Wirt 9u i'm 56lafe ourd
bas G6reien einss 3inbss geH6rt, has
i'm 3abnen 1T unb boz 9ameraen
toeint? Menn 10. laHe fcfort cine
Glaide Don rMrs. WinsIow's 5ootbina
SDfnp" bUlen. Sein Wertb lit unbes
5at'oar. IS mirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inoeruna perf6aHen. Ser.
ldBt Sud borauf, Mtttter, es 1T feiu
3ne!fel bortber. Sc beilt 9pfenterp
unb Diasrboe, seguIirt Ben Magen uub
tie Nielen. beieitigt Mino Golit, err
peiht ben @aumen, perbinbert gnt;tins
oung unb ftd,ft bos gauge @pfem.
rMrs. Omissions Soothing Syrup
fir sabaeube Hinber 1T angenebm in
8ef9mad uub bas @e3ept ftammt bon
etnem Der beftea meibli9en Merate in
ben Der. Staten. gs if bel allen
Sruggi{te1 lit BET ear3en WeIt aa baz
ben. Breis Is @ts. Der Tlaide,
Rauft ni6.s anberes els Mrs. Wins.
Ions Soothing Syrup.
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fleine Miuberbeit berri6t, unb omar
tpeniger gum WDble bes Woltes, als i'm
eiseneu SntersHe. 8eionbers mi6tis
iein ptirbe bic @%infabrung fold zines
geTebliGen Wabl : 3wanges in einem
State ME Seras, y ant Der nbes
tialiiden" bemDtratii9eH Maiotitdt -
bic Wabl eigentli6 bic refine SARGE 1T.
ionbern mo bic gntf6eibung bereits
burd bic bon einigen Wenisen beiorg'
ten Nominotionen Der ganbibaten ges
fdIt 1T. Mit Der @inflbrung Der burd
Gefiebuus bon seuifen 5trafeu gum
Wablamang gema6ten Wablpfli6t tulr'
b eau6 bas JntereRe an ben 8orberelturs
gen fur bic Npminationea pa9ien,
tudbrenb iebt bas Suterefe bierftr fafi
glei9 Nua III.
S~ebenfaas tann man barauf gelpanni
fein, OBJ F6 bas i'm &anton 3hri6 bor'
genommene politif6e Experiment be-
tudbren wirb unb in mel@em @rabe.
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aatarrb fam nid,t fmrtrt tperbeu

burd locale applcationsn, ba fe ben Sit Der
arantbeit nidt erreiden fonnen. Ratarrb III
cine Blut. pber @onfitutions. Rraufbeit, nnb
nm fe au bsilcn, miibt Sbr innerli9e SeiImit.
tel nebmen. Saa's Ratarrb. aur pir6 einae.
nommen nnb pirtt brett auf bas BIut unb Bic
f@Ieimise Oberfdde. Saq's RatarrD Sur III
feline AaadiaIber Msbi3in. Sic nnrbe felt Sab.
ren bon einem ber beien Ner5te biefes Qanbes
berorbnet unb 10 elm reselmdbises @eeept. Sic
beftebt aus ben befen Blutreinigunssmittelu
bic Direct auf bic S9IeimpberHd9e pirfen. Die
bolfommene gerbinbuns Der apei BefaubtbeiIe
1T 90, mas fold uunberboIIe aefuItate bel Der
$eiIung BON &atarrb berborbrinst. 3abt guG
8eusniHe unfonf f9iden.
8. 3. @beneb & Co., 3sIebo, 8.
az gerfauft bon apotbefern, rs Gents.
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I'm etaStnuS 0prf

btli6ien Rddfaasfsbers fnb unb 70 berberbltae 6ru&t
trasen. 4ein Gemeiuueien permpdte eS btsber, f6
~berielben gang gu erpebren. Su ben biatbep6Iterten
WarbS srpeer Stdbte iinb manselbafte Gbtussfandle,
tn ben Wcrfdbten fasnireuhe WaRertdmpeI bic fru8ts
barren Srutftdtten b~erieIben. @esen bic anfedunssse-
fobr stbt's sIei@jeitis ein Seils unb ein pprbeusenbea
Mtttel. Sein Rame lit Scfetter' 8 MasenbitterS, mel
&es etne rebertreibuns 6as ni@ttsfte @esensift unie-
rer 8ett sesen bas MalariaSift TT. gBer fb nit bieien
unrersIei4It4en SpeDiftum periebt, fam li@ ~abicIute,
StraFpisfeit miaSmatt5&en @infI6en ~auSiesen. GtD=
runsen Der Suuttionen beS Masens, Der aeber, Der Gin.
sepetee, ME fe bur@ Observation-Disclosures WaGel
cber burdb irsenb pelhe anbere nrfade berpprserufer
perhen, pei9en Dor benz Senannten ppbltbuenben Orr
reetip; rbeunatti6e, Niereuz unp 8laieuleiben perber
f4erli& bur4 banelbe b%eietttst, penn es NIT Sebarrs
Itmfett aebrau6t mtrb.
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Sruu M. Curtain In 9~latnfelb, Suiuots, ma&t bes
f@ auf bic aunse f4lus. Gtnen WRonat lang lies lie
f4 RON ttrem Sauss Gr,t beRanheln, auein fe purbe
INNER frdnter. Derlelbe ertldrte tbr, sbab fe hpfz
~nnnssIcs her S&miubiu9t perfalen fei1 unb bas ibr
feine Rebieiu Der Welt mebr beIien tonne. Da EN-
pfabI ibr Gpptbeter tbr Rings @eues Sdpinblu6tss
9etlnittel. sic taufte i& etne Sloi@e baron uub ~
bon Gag gu Gag beKerte. Sfe sebrau6te has Mittei
meter unb ua4bem fe 10 Slai4en perbrau9t bate
faub fs, baB fe p6ais seiun6 mar. Sect psrriafet Fl.
ipieeer tire SaussGrbeit nnb )ast, hab fe i& ME In
tbreta 9eben ppbler 9efublt babe.
Prpbez GlaI4en hiefes srpben SetlmtttelS gratis In Der
Drcsuens GrpbbanbIuns pon Dreib, Ibpmpion & Go.
Bum 0ertauf In auen Gpptbefen srpbe Slai&su sc
Gents unb $l.Oe.
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1@- Wenn Semanb fem uno gu an.
nebmbarem preiie ipeiien min. 10 sebe
er gum Miffions.@arten. Die
9erren 0beiner & Saul, 8efber bies
les @tabiiiements, balten barauf, ibre
Gdfe tets boltommen 3ufrieber 3l iiels
len. Gae iaifonmdBisen 9elifateFen,
Nufiern, Wilb. Slide, @eHhgeI &c. inb
bort in Der oelifateiien 3ubereitung ole
3eit gu baben. Mabl3eiten perben auf
Wunf6 in bic Wobnungeu Der Runben
geianbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
5peiienirtbfdaf! berbunbene . q
+ o M bic beiien @etrdnte. TETS friides
8ier un6 feline 2iqu6re urb @eine.
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gafaae nata @nrpoa.

Sic Ngenturen bes 6errn %. s.
Ooung, $50. l Commerce GtraBe,
Gan Nntonio, unb go. SOB Main,
5traBe, Dallas, bertreten nur bic
anertannt befen europdif9en Gampfers
2inien. 0err Doung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
bilIi It Ell Maten 5u geben, er=
tbeilt bereitmilig iebe gephnf9te Muss
tunft unb beforgt iebr prompt ole ibm
tibergebenen Nuftrdse. Mer mad Gu.
ropa gu reiien miini9t, ober 8erwanote
betttbertommen lafeu min, Dsnse f1d
an trsenb cine Der e~enannten Naeniuren.
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galifprmia.@eiue.

Weinliebbaber finben elm 9roBes 60,
ger bon feinen California : Weinen bel
6errn s. s. Meper am Mlamo
plaaa. 6err Meper fu4t bic Weine
on Ort un6 STEELE aus ui,h faift birefi
aus benz Seller Ter 8einai9ter. MIs
gutem 2enner selinst es ibm ftets, bic
beften Sorten a%usautpdblen. st fam
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbs unb
8eiBmeine in por3iiel.9er QuaIitdi
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @allone = frei
tns 6aus geliefert.
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@ladltde eente aus s,noiana.

ggm. 9immrus, gpfmettsr tn Sbapiue, Snhtana,
I&reibt rDas Electric 8itters" BAT mir mebr senhst,
as aue anbsren Rebteinen Duiammensencmmen, ssssu
ale bic Bei@perten unb 9stben, pel9e Die GcI9e ppu
St6rungen her Rieren unb her qeber fne.H Der Far
mer un6 Bisbsh@ter Sptn 9esle, ~ebenfanS RON Sba.
stae, iast: so balte Gleetrie gttterS fur BITE bette
Mehtein, bic Is sisbt, i'd babe mid NAG ibrem Ge.
branGe pte neu esbprsn sefhblt.1 8. ID. Gardener,
stn, GilenpaareH : 9dubler ~herielben Srti&aft, iast
Electric gitters 10 serabe Das, mas 5sranb brau8t,
nehen @eiuuebett total wauf BEN Dumb sefcmmen ilf@-
mite man ~ fasen paesf. Wir Bat as bic @ejunbheii
sebensmutbiH
Die DlaiHe fofet nur so Gents. gu baben in sHsn
Wpesbeteu, Drsib, 2tsmpfDn 4 &C., lRsIsisIe.