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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
GiMe @toiaauj
Cur Wmenhirung Der 3. Section, Ga.
pitel 80 Der replbtrten St6inanaen,

Sci IS bur9 ben 5!aotyatb Der Gtaot
San Watonip nerosbnet:
Section l.. SoB Die brittle 9efs
tiOr. Gapitel So Der rebibitteu Orois
nan,eu bobin ameabirt merbs. BOB Ie in
3utunft ME folat lou!et:
5ect!nn3 Gem ndbtiiden Sos
btsps,dbtr III g psrboteu, ben G6rper
lrgeno eiaer innerbalb Der 5tabtgren.
sen Der fOibenea per!on. obue 3eugnib
beg Stabtarates 81 beerbtgeu. 81 fol
ferner gebalten fttH, mad benz 3eu9niB
oes Stabtor3tes bic Namen aler beer.
bigten BerIoneu nit Nngabe bes Seer.
bigungstages, her 3umm.r bes @rabss
uro ber 5eftion bes &ir9bofes, mo- Der
gegrdbniBplab liest, in eiu Bud einaus
gen. Gerner foa fein fdbtiiGer So'
oteagrdber notr irgenb iemanb anbers
ben S0rper ir9eub elmer 5erftorbenen
perfon %berftnben, pbne borber bonn
Stabtar3t eiaen Sransport. grlaubntB,
f6sin erlan9t gu baben unb teine 81.
fenba3n, GrpreB RDmpagnie pber irs
genb cine Yeri0n Ober peslonen iolen
ir8enb einea G6rper einer oe~rftorbenen
petfOn cbae bieien @rlaubniBIdein
t%ransportiren.
Settion2 2. Srgenb cine petfon
Ober perionen, meide bic 8eltimmuus
gen biefer OtOinaua oerleBen, io1en nod
erfolgter u%e6erfibrung bor Dem &efors
oer nit elmer @elbfrafe BON ni9t he.
niger benn @iubuIbert Dollars unb
ni9t mebr benn 3ueibunbert Dollars,
fur iebe eiH5elae ue5ertretung beffraft
tperben.
Baiirt uno 9eneAmiet ben 8. Sc.
3ember 1890.
8rpan @alIagban,
Wttefirt: Mapor.
s. g.. @loubon. eiabi.@tctt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
aansel nns Rahue,

9tep. 8. M. Strpnt, Bauer Der Rrhhersemeiuhe In
gai9t mttSutbetIen, pei6s 0un6sr Dr.. ainss Wssn
Guthe6uug an utr Septrtt bat. DReiue 9unsen pareu
In l<mmer Gertahuus nnb metne @emetnte ~eripartete,
hab 10 nur NOD fur6s 3stt Iebsn Dlrhe. Ra4bem Id
ater S Slai4en BON Or. Rings Neuer Gntbeduns ses
sencmmen batte, bin ID pteher seIunp unb munter uni
babe % pfunh an Gepi&t tusencmmen.
&rttur tori, her 9mpreIarto BON v9pres Sunnr
Gclfss@eieui@aft4 i4tetbt: Rad einsebenber grlfans
uno mad etssnsr Grfatruus BIN ID gu her fefen rebers
seusnus sstonHen, eab Or. Rings Rsue8 Ghrtnes
iu6tSs eetlmttteI ale hbrtsen ~berarfisen Diittel ytteteta,
@efuuen, ben to- nietnen t~aufenben ben Treuneen er.
neijen tam, tsfett tarin, bab Id linen ben Gstrauf
hiefe5 Mtttele antinpfebIe.
8rpbeHaf4en FRET bel ". 1reis, 1tcmpirn & Go.
unb aaer sneern Gpetbtlsrn. Glai8en ~ so Gts. unit
gu SLIGO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
Raffaae mad @nrppa.

Die 9gentufen bes 0errn %. 5.
Ooung, 20. ! Commerce . StraBe.
Can NntDnio. un6 SO. SOB Wain.
Gtrabe, DaIlas. bertreten nur Biz
anerfannt beifen europdti@en Dampfers
Qinien. 0err Dpuns III i'm Staabe bic
biIIigften &aten gu gebeu, err
tbeilt bereitmilig iebe getpini6te Muss
funft unb beior9t iebr pronpt ole tim
iitsrgebenen 9luftrdge. @er mad Gr'
ropa- 3u reiien minl9t,sDber 8erman6te
bertberfomnten laHen min, tpeibe fG
on irgenb cine Der genannteu Aseniurerl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
&~emeisfane.

g. s. Clifford in Mep GafeI, Wis. Bate ~ners6fer
naren iii iate9ten 3uitunbe, bic 2eber merffiG ause=
sriffeu, bate feinen Gppetit unb mar %ibertaupt pcn=
itdnbis e%nttrdftet. 0rei SIdfden electric 8itters baz
Ben 81 fnr;rt.
Gbnarb ebepberb, Sarrtsburs, 81 bate eine
pffene Wunbe am Beine, bic f4cn a@t Sabre seidufen
mar. @ebrau9te bret Gtai@en electric Bttters unb
fiebeu GMaMtdn Gud1en'S Nrnica GaIbe unb BITE
9nnbe 1T seheilt. Sobn Speater, Gatamba, Ohio,
Bate fhnf qBunben am Beine bur4 Steber perurIa@t.
Die aerjte ~ertldrten feineu Gau ais@unbeilbar. Cine
Slai4e Glectrte Sttters nns cine Sdadtel Sudleas Nrs
alien Npptbeteu. Dretb, Tbpmpicn q g., BbDleiaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

S@- Wenn Semanb fem uno gu on.
nebmbarem Breiie fpeiien min, 10 sebe
er gum MiffionssGarten Die
9erren @beiMer & Saul, 8efber bies
fes gtabsifements, balten barauf, ibre
Gdfte ffets poltommer aufriebe1 al. fiel,
len. Mle faifonmdBigen 9elitatefen,
Nuliern, Milb, Slide, @efigel &c. finb
bort In Der belitateifen 3ubereitung ole
3eit 3u baben. MabI3eiten tperben auf
@unf9 In bic Wobnungen ber Runbem
aelanbt. Mu9 bietet ber NIT bet
Speilemirtbi9aft berbunbene 3 ors
0 m bic beffer @etrdnte. ffets friimes
Bier unb feline 2iqgbre unb @eiae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
Cinderella Saab sgtbre,
gde OF s6o%uitonliraBe uub apenue G.

sas- pancoaE & sobn fnb in
ibrem bebeuisnD u~srer6BerteH @efddftss
lOfal in ieber 0inf9t uuf bic 9erbii=
uno Winter ; 5alfon porbereitet. Sic
baben cine botireifide Iusnabl bon
Stolen fur 6erren, tpeIde Mnstse nod
MaB minf9en. hub tn ibrem 2ager III
Nles bertreten, mas CUR 9errentoilette
geh6tt. Gertige anSiige nod neueffem
S@nitt in ieoer Qualitdt unb 81 iebem
Preife; fe.ne ueber3ieber, moSerne 6is
te; unteraeug Der Salon auaepobt;
pplene unb leinene 0emben, Grapats
ten unb ale bic anoereu Serren. 3oilet'
ten, MrtiteI. paneoaf 6 @obn erbals
ten ibren %uf bic leitenbs Girma ibrer
gran6e gu fem, aufredt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
@erlimer 8amf@wiubel.

rtber ben Baui9minbel, Der in 8er>
lin unb anberer groBeu @td6ten
Seutf6lanos beimif@ III, giebt @eb.
Sufti3rat9 pr0f. Or. Dernburg i'm
n@enoKenfdaftl. @espsiler" cine aus
mutbise shilberuus, inbem er nit
@ntidiebenbeit fur bic Si9erung Der
Anipri1e eintritt, tpeIde bic Baubnnb<
tperter al bic BON ibnen au~sgefd1rtet1
8auten gsltenb MAIDEN fbnner, peI1e
ibnen aber Der gntpurf Der neueren
birgerIi1en @efebgebung aus idYifis
|f9en unb fa9lideu @tiinben DeYtpei.
CERT.
Sn eroBen @tdbteu, 10 beibt .es in
bieier tDobren G9ilberung. tDirft F1
reben foliben, te1nii@sgebilbeteil unb
berm6senben 8auberren cine Mense
geriebener unb berfommerer GpeIuIan,
ten, @runbfhRd aa9
Maurers unb 3immerpolirer auf bas
Baugei9dft. Se9nifde 3enntniKe
brnu9en fie MIDI. 0erm6gen brauMen
fe au@ ui9t. Dos 3eGnif9e beforgen
ibnen Maurermeifier, bic nod betanns
ten Muffertt bauen, Welb mirb linen
borgef6pfen; bic 3e9e 5e3abfen
f1lieBli@ Bic 8aubanbmerter, miiiels
bar aud bas tuobnunesbebnrftise pu,
blum.
@ema9t pirb es aber TO: Ser
Bauipetulant tauit elm m6ali@R
groBes Serroin. Da CT ni1ts bat urb
bas Gelb borst, 10 fomrni es Inn
auf ben preis ni@t bel an. 4aber
geben bic @runbfhdspreife 70 febr In
Bic SSbe. Die 8augelber geben 0aus
banten unb ein5elnen 8antiers nit benz
Gprtf@reiten bes BGues gegeil tppotbes
tarii9e Si9erbeit. Die 2~ieferenten Don
8aumaterialien, b~eionbers aber HE Naus
~banbperfer, erbeltep paln aus ben Bau.
gelberH rMu3ablungen". Sm llebrigen
geben He, tpie es ibr @ef9dft nit Fm
bringt, hit Mrbeiten urb MaserinIiet
in 0orf@uB. Nun fam fi6 bic Sa9e
In aweifaGer Meiie gefaiten.
Die 4oniunttur III ginfig, gIGn3enb,
ber Neubau tpirb pcaenbet NIB Dor.
tbeilboft ~pertauft, ber Baufpsfulnnt Id
iiber Wa@t elm reider Mtann g~etpprben,
unb bic Naubanbtperter iuerbeu far
lire Refforberun9en befriebigt.
Dbsr es gelingt benz 8auIpetuIanteu
t~penigtens, neue 9errains su ertuer.
ben. itsue 8augelber au erbalteu, 70
bnB er NIT benz @sIb fir ben 3tueiten
9au bic 61ulben bes erfien 3uifcpfi
unb>fo peiter. 10 Ianse bic 3ontunttur
bleibt.
@eIingt ober tpe6er bas cline nod
bas anbere, 70 uerfdlt CT chen in 2on.
furs. Der Baufpetulant hat Bel BEN
@ef@dft ni9ts berloren, benu ct bal
borber ui@is beieRen, bic 9ouselbsebe,
berIiereu niGis, benn He fiub sebedt,
.btneiuselest" TT nur Der Saabanb'
tperter.
grofeHor Dernburs plaIbirt baflr,
bob in benz gntmurf zines ReiGsgeIe'
Bes iiber bic 3uansspoaFredung In
G~runbftiden ben Baubanb pertern elm
8Orre6t seDdbrt tpetbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

az Wir boben einen e,oBen She'll
unieres W~aarenlagers bertauft, BADEN
aber nod einen sroBen Borratb on
0anb unb pHeriren iebt Oamen, Inb
Mdb6en Mdntel uno Sadst5 3u nod
niehrisern preiien ME borber.
g. Deutff & @p.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

sa- Wie III bies? ginbunSertnnb.
finfais neue Gamen 2Ieiber aler Nrt
BON $40, SIP unb SIS. meroen ale
gum prsiie BON S. betfauft. Betfeblt
ui@t, bor3ufpreGen uno He au beR9iis
gen bel 6. Seutf6 6 Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

~ Wean Sbr eutes trodenes BOT.
Oat Breunbols brau6t, ipredt ucr ober
beftelt per SeIepbon BET ter Sunset
Wood Company; He bat fteis bas Bette
I'm Warfte. $elepbou 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

~ Grit3erBros., $50. 246 %.
Commensurate, oferiren fur bic Geiers
tage cine brilante Nustpabl BON 9Oilet'
fetdf6eu, Sob. unb Silbermaaren al'
Ier Dirt. 6pre6t pDrl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

@r Ser gIumber s. 6. altfins,
SO. 20 Noenue 8 nabe Boff : Office,
bat, Tin ben gefieigerteH Nnipri9eu.
bic an fem @efddft geifelt tperben.
nadtommen au t6nnen, f9 nit einem
ti9tigen Gadmaune, 9errn Sbomas,
aiIociirt unb nirb ME gem6bnli9 3ui
3ufriebenbeit beg Publifums ale Mnf.
fridge rai9 erleoiaen. Selephon 427.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

Eas- Dos Suiuelenlager Der 5irma
GritSer Bros. III boppelt 10 reid.
baltig tuie D%ergangenes Sabr: ieber
Gei6mad unb iebe B0rie fonGen be.
friebigt perben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
galifcratasWeiue.

Meinliebbaber flnben elm sreBes So
ger bon fetnet California : Weinen Bel
Serrn S. s. Meper am alamo
Ptdsd. 9err Meper fu6t bic Meine
an Ort unb Gtele aus u1,h fauft brett
aus benz ReQer Ter Weinai6ter. MIs
sutem 9enner selingt es ibm fets, bic
beiisn ssrten aus3umdblen. Ct fam
feline 4unben uno Gamilien hit einen.
guien Sropfen berfeben. &otbz umb
WeiBpeiue in bor5isE;9er QuaIiidt
Don ieSt ab $1.00 per @aaone -frei
ting 0aus geliefert.
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% Mer sebiegene Meinadissei6eu.
fe faufen mill, fplte Az @writ3er
Bros. geben, oeren Suiuelens unb
ubrens2ager unifreitig bas seleganteHe
In Der 6tabt III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

sr Weue beutIde 2inien. beuti6es
@auetftaut, SiQ 8urfen. Gin erobes
IROrtiment bon in gii9iea eingema@s
ten Grt9ten, @emtien, Gleii9moaren
&C.; BET 2outs &unteL go. 81
Ror6. 5IoresfraBe.
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sas- Die Suipeliere grit3er Bros.
246 %. gommereeiraBe baben {ar bic
misunderstanding elm a~usgemdbltes
Eager bpn Diamanteu, @dmudia@en
aler Mrt. ME 8rodeu, 4rmbdnber,
Better, nbren &c. &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
9eatid- Gmsltide gdnIe,

anertaunt tidttse 9ebraufaIt fur anabsn
anb Mdb@ea; felt SreiSls Sabren In reds,
&irtiamieit. 8ertreffi@e 2e1rfrdfte inter &C.
pdbrter eeiiaue. Der enelifdsn Sprade piri.
bie Der beutfden, boue Re6nnna aefraaen.
ausertem raterriht I'M @panifden. einiorr.
gaben borbereitste s&lIer Fnbeu ieSertetl
anfnabms. NGtere Austunft esibeiIen GER
8. @roos, Brdibsnt bes SduI goraanSes
uub Nm. Sarbed, GirettOr Der auaaIt
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ley- 2atIe Rohlen s3 per 5pn

sdy- 9stle 2oblen So pet 8onne;
WeNaifsr Slad unb 2pile eemiidt 81.
3srritotp Goblen bette Quas
litdt $3.50. penn: 4ntbraeit 2obleH
$13. gbenfo bas 5efie troGene Ofeae
unb @orb 8rennboI3 au niebrigften
9rsilen Bel @arr & &oberfon
IA Bur!eiorsS traBe. Selepbon 1913.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

s0- prdieroen aIer art, Oliben,
Sparsel. gobuen, crime grbfen, sins
aemaGte ealifornif4e 5rhGte In better
Qualitdt bel WeIton & Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

a6s- Wenn Sbr iG6ne Wsibna9tss
seI6enfe faufsn mont, aebt gu u 10.
d WeIIer.
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b0r Ni.manb brau1t gu frieren.
mir babeu elm eroBes 2ager uon 2abies
8almo,aI Sfirts unb hahen bic 9reile
baftir tpie folgt berdbceiebt:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

q Manerids So nj be3ablt 4
prosent 3inien fur 3eit.S epoHten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

9iqu0r : SerOice, sei6lifeses Glas,
Wofer
Wein
oas feinfte NRortiment bel Newton
MeIIer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

sa- Serb. Gbeling bat einen Bars
room erfter @laHe er6fuet Wefs@oms
239 (friber Nettes Npo.
@tets frii9es Bier an 3apfe,
feire Mbisfep's uno CUTE @igarpn.
Gin semitbli@es 2ocal, bas Sober Bee
ioltel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

@- &ofnen, Manbeln, @iironat,
feline @snir3e. 6erner Delifatsfsn
oler Nrt BEL 2ouis RunteL, 81
Norb.Gleress 9traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
Yreiie! Yreiie

Yuppen.
nit Borse0on . 36pfsu, 3on, 5@s
II 10
fem qugesogene..-..... 4 y 5v
unaerbre6lid. anse3ossn 10 y 10
ID . 20
feline 2ib nit 6oar unb 36bne seiseub,
IL 3ol groB............25 gis.
9afiem. fein beeorirt, per paar 10 gs.
n EXTRA Is
Ynppeu=g tG6fe. ............ 25 Sc.
@a8en .,....5 unb 10 y
@gpreRsW asen, bbl3srne area so
. eiferne' IS
Shaufelpferbe Is @s.
4elpcepeSea, bon StatI, ietr eles
CANT, $3.50.
Efepbant S6amfefn, fir fleire
Ginber, $1.00.
Nle 5piella6sn gu srftaunli@ bills
gen preifen.
YamI @agner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

uniern $500 G9ub fihren mir felt
8 Sabren unb s~arantiren iebes Baar.
Mu1 lit bel uns alss In 9amenvn 0ers
rens. 2naben= unb MdbaeH gGnheu
gu finoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

THfQ DApEu may Se found on me &c Uo0.
AA&hJ LAX GGs r. Rowell& Co.'s Neyvspans7
kdverusiL.g bureau l0SnruceS t.l where adverfi1inE
-rDtrsc-s .eay We mad Gov iE I'M EEW R0RS%
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
goImer. San. IA. Wtai 'S9

4aImer, San. IA. 1fai 's9.
GranIetn @ranger, II Sabre alt,
bate bauFee uub f6pere aufdue, Die 8eDubt-
IoFgIest finbiate id butm sinen Iauten SGrei
an. sic bette mebrers Sabre lang iebe BOde
anfane. GrFe Wfrtun9: 8erbituns
Der MnfaUk bpn ~bererfen Dofs
a u. banu alImdliess 1dAluhen Der Grantbeit.
9err gufebfuB FAMINE bon ct.
Sofepb, &anl bate ale Sipei Wlpnate epilepti>
fHe 2nfd1t. BOD einens far3en @ebrau9 bon
2onig's Nerbens Stdtfer bat It teinen Nnfaa
mebr sebabt. S. gbrtfopborb
EW. Ens SUD fHr glerpsnIeitenbe tpirb Seben, Der
q nerlaugt irs9 t~n4eianbf, nnb aIEmels aud bic Me.
Dk1tn NnafDult 1tititrt.
Sisie Net6i5.a wli6t felt sebn saBrsn bort gafuy
@enig n Sort mnHns Sab snbtfiitsf nab iest sutet
K6nie Nleoieine Co.,
so a4efs waabiion @fr. Gbicasp, Su.
4r5s s1.oo PET 5Iai4R. is@s far......s5oo.
Yrsis 500 YET 8laf6s 8 GIafdsn $500.
BUM gerlarf IN San Hntonio Bel GboIpb
Drtie, SO. II, 19s1nb Il Mlainos Straee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

5 febr fstn ben IS Gents biz au 81,
6. 0eutf9 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
gebs Sabre geplaet.

@aftor o, :Gtub, geab @tng. Minn iasi
Gin sutss. Sort fir gafor &Onig's gferbsn.
Stdrtsf. neil ct trlldrt, Oob er bic Nebisiu
felt fluf Sabren bieIen. 2eibenben empfpbleu
bat, unb awar bat fd bic CUTE @irtun9 bdupt-
fadIid in eincm 0dIfe teipdbrt bel elmer Grau,
reIde feds Sabre lang bon Der GpiIepfe se-
p'ast par.
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81 be u lss 90 us.

ID Sabre seIitten II. i1 mir rbeumatif4e
fann sebeiit. SAnter3en gu. SO
81. Spbn 8. Smitb. lit an b~enfslben bic
gnsles, Mit., lit - u%i'4efanr Sor etnsm
sSabre an ben beftiaitea 1ahfi, lpp toy ~. "a
rbeumatifhen SGMer Fees Sel aapaap.s
,en. Sein Sail Wurpi ipst1ee Iai9 pGnslnp
fur unbsilbar sebalifn. Aflae.-e. u. Ss9oa.'
Ct. Safp6s Sel tsii.t
i'm jebp6 bauernN. = 5sDA SaDre sei't'e".
lS.N @sarn, Mpethe 9tfbpYa, Ninn.
ter, Masle Pill, Mtb. SD lit niebr ME 10
Sabre an rbeumatifSen
@I SABRE esiitfen Sdmersen unb fanb
n oann sepsiif. feline 2inberuns bts i'd
Columbus, Shie. Ct. Satobs Se an
IS. SUM, 1888. manbie estetlte mid.
Scr II 9abrea sus = @li. 9. 3rnner.
THE CHARLES A.. voaELER CO. Baltimore. Nd.
Southern live-stock journal., 1890-08-14
: BROWNS IRON BiTTERs

Cures Indigestion, Biliousness Dyspepsia, Mala.
ria, Nervousness, and General Debility Physi-
clans recommend it. All dealers sell it, Genuine
hastrade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
Southern live-stock journal., 1890-08-14
Horse Radish.
Aug. IA

The horse radish root has long
been used as an appetizer, and for
many years some gardeners have
made it source of profit in a small
way, just an anex to the raising of
other vegetables of greater demand.
OF late years the mania for canning
almost all vegetables has struck this
root. 1t can be had at any time
of year, and is principally used to
enhance the eating qualities of cold
boiled beef and pork, or even on
that standard food, bread and butter.
The root nicely washed and trim
med, is grated fine, to this is added
good cider vinegar, and the mixture
put up in air tight cans and it is
then ready for use. 1t has an agree
able, pungent odor which suits the
taste, excites the salivary glands to
greater activity and thus is thought
to promote digestion. AS perfect
health depends on all the functions
of the complicated machinery of life
acting harmoniously together, of
course the salivary glands must act
their part, or there is link broken
in the chain, and the perfect diges.
tion of food is interfered with, and
imperfect digestion deranges the
normal action of the stomach and
bowels, and their imperfect action
extends to the liver, kidneys, etc.
Absorption and deposition being alb
normal, the blood is impoverished,
and the whole machine gets out of
repair. We see this little thing of
disarrangement of the functions of
these salivary glands is the begin
ming of serious train of troubles,
which the horse radish root is in
tended to remedy. Health often de-
pends on seeming trifes; and right
here comes in the utility of physio-
logical knowledge. But this is not
| all of it's good qualities. Both the
root and the leaves have long been
used as counter irritants on any part
of the body requiring such treat
ment, and especially are they used
for draughts on the feet and between
the shoulders in case of headache
accompanied with cold feet. They
have the additional advantage of
being always on hand, the leaves in
summer and the roots in winter, and
thus frequently may save a journey
to the drug store or the call of
physician. Everybody should have
little patch for home use, and to
supply careless neighbors who have
none. The roots under favorable
conditions grow large and long. In
the first place, the soil should be
deep and mellow, and in addition
should be well manured After the
plants get we'll to growing, every
fall they should receive a dressing
of manure mixed with little dirt,
at least one foot in depth, and then
followed up year after year, till you
have mound from four to six feet
high. When thus treated the roots
are very long, producing an enor-
nous yield for the surface occupied.
Roots in this way have been grown
six feet long and as large as pitch
fork handle. A small patch treated
in this way would produce wagon
load of roots annually. The price
paid for roots at the canning factory
would doubtless pay the grower for
his trouble. At all events we far
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-16
THE IRISH LEADERS MISSION,
Tho Grent Work they nre Commissioned to
do In America.

1ho Grent Work they hre Commissioned ia
do In America.
NEW IoHH, Oct. l5.-Coniusins state.
ments having appeared with regard to
the American mission of tho Irish
lead era, Mr.. T. P. Gill, NJ. T., the mem.
ber Of the delegation now in New York,
makes tho following authorized state
meut to the Associated Press. The mis-.
sion was formally resolved Upon and the
delegation constituted all The conference
OF the Irish parliamentary party, which
was summoned for that purpose by Mr..
Parnell, aud held in the Mansion
house, Dublin, on Monday, October G.
The names OF the delegates (who will
all have arrived in this country within
the next fortnighD are: John Dillon, NJ.
F.; William O'Brien, NJ. 1T. r. O'Con.
nor, N. p; T. D. Sullivan, NJ. P; Tim.
othy Harrington. M. P, aud T. III. Gill,
NJ. Z. The object OF the mission is to
appeal to the Irish race and to all friends
OF Ireland in America for support for
the struggle which the Irish people are
marking to protect their lives, homes
and liberties against the combined forces
OF coercion, landlordism and misgovern-
ment, and to advance the cause which
has Tor its goal the establishment
OF native legislature in Dublin,
which will enable the Irish people to
govern themselves and develop the
resources OF their country and the Irish
nation to fulfill that destiny to which
her sons believe she has been called.
The delegates confidently look to the
people OF their own race in America to
assume the duty OF making the missions
a success. They will trust to the Irish
American citizens OF each. locality to
undertake the organization OF the meet
incs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-16
A BIG IMPROVEMENT


Contemplated and About to be Started by
s-a thr G., l.. 4 W.
The Cleveland, Lorain ( Wheeling
Railroad Company will build an inde.
pendent line from Medina, O., to Cleve.
land, making the latter city ten miles
nearer Wheeling than on any line now
in existence. Surveyors are at work
and the road will be completed by next
spring. This information was obtained
by an tETELLIdESCERr reporter Yesterday.
and is authentic. The Cleveland, Lorain
4 Wheeling runs all Cleveland trains 10
Grafton and from that point to Cleye.
land over the "Big Four" tracks. The
distance by way Of the projected line ia
ten miles shorter than at present, Tho
accommodations on the "Big Four"
are not satisfactory 10 the Cleveland,
Lorain 4 Wheeling people, but the new
line will put it right into the Union De.
pot in Cleveland, which will be a biz
advantage over the Nypano depot'
Cleveland trains from Bridgeport and in.
termediate points will 20 straight
through from Medina, thereby avoiding
a long wait at Grafton, anu considerable
time can be saved.
The new line will be a much more
direct route from Cleveland to Chippewa
Lake, ono OF Cteveiand's favorite resorts.
Trains for Ely1ia and Lorain will run
as they now do, aud the regular stops
will be made ut Grafton for the accom-
mediation Of Big Four passengers. The
new limo will be built by way OF Wey.
mouth, Abbeyville, Burwick, Bennett's
Corners, Spring Valley, Middleborouch.
Independence, Brooklyn and North Lin.
dalp. ..-