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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-11-07

With the November number Of The
ART AMATEUR, three color plates are
given according to the new departure
inaugurated in the October issue. The
eight page supplement of work.
ing drawings is q crowded one. beng
full of original designs for embroidery,
china painting, carved wood and re-
pousse brass work. Professor Ernest
Knauft continues his "Pen aud Ink
Drawing" The article of Jules Bre-
ton (s'ith a double page sheet of valu-
able studies besides two illustrations in
the text,J is concluded. art at Home"
by w. j. Loftie, and the articles on
Portrait and China Painting are con-
tinued. There are special designs for
church decorations; a beautiful full
page design for an embroidered por.
there; some very graceful embroidery
patterns for table linen, by Mrs. Barnes
Bruce, a full sized drawing for a Fan
mount by Marian Reid, and some
charming designs for Fruit bowls and
Butter plates by Patty Thum. How
to arrange Door Harps or Door Zithers
is a novel subject with two illustra-
tions. An exquisite reproduction by
Kurtz, Of a lead-pencll study by j.
Carrole Beckwith, frontisp,ece. The
color plates include:(1.) A large land
scape (20x14,) a River scene. by H
Laurent. the wellknow French artist
a plate probably destined to be as pop.
ular and exhaust the edition in a week,
as did the September "Kitten;" (2.) A
wonderful fac-simile Of a d~elicately
painted figure subject in water.colors
entitled "Going to Market" by Maxi
millienne Guyon, the first three Of .
sat Of six designs by H. A. Crosby, in
gold and colors for china painting.
The text is plentifully interpreted
with illustrations, and has among ar.
ticles a very interesting one from Paris
by Theodore Child, and an amusing
sketch How I made Plaster Cast"
My Note Book, the Review OF Of new
books and the correspondence, are es-
pec'ally interesting this month, and the
programme Of the Art Amatuer for 10
81 will be found SGT ont therein. All.
together the number may be fairly
claimed r. be the fullest yet issued.
lPrice IS cents.) MoarAauE MARxs.
Publisher, q Union Square. New York
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-11-07
$4,000 REWARD.

We will pay $4,000 reward for the
arrest and conviction of any person or
persons found guilty Of altering or de.
facing brands, and for stealing or UNI
lawfully killing any cattle or horses
belonging to us, sufficient to constitute
grand larceny; and $4,000 reward for
the arrest and conviction Of any person
or persons found guilty Of stealing or
unlawfully killing any Of our cattle
not sufficient to constitute grand lar
ceny. ASaLo-AnER1cAN CATTLE Co.,
by j.. j. Cairnes, Mgr.
KErsroNE CATTLE Co.,
by H. a. GODDARD, Mgr.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-11-07
Married.

ToIxr-BouanroN.-At the resi-
dence Of the brides brother. G. w.
Boughton, in Hot Springs, ON Monday
Nov. 8, 1890, by Rev. H. d. Smith, Mr..
Sidney Tolmy, Of Kansas City, and
Miss Kate Boughton, Of Hot Springs.
The STAR extends congratulations.
We understand that Nj. and Mrs. Toll
my expect to make Hot Springs their
bone.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-11-07

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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-11-07

ProPsrty-also remember you get / of
an acre when you get one of these lots.
Stewart . CoSSon, Agents.
From Thursday's Daily.
Eisey's prices r right.
Window shades at Martyrs.
See Alden FOR grain and Hay.
Elsey is Offering many bargains.
Clothing, shirts and underwear
cheap at Elsey's.
VIM. u. Germoud has returned from
HE eastern visit.
Most excellent day board at Mrs.
keneick's restaurant.
Mrs. Cleveland is very low with an
attack Of mountain fever.
The reason Elsey sells so cheap is be-
cause be buys and sells for cash.
President Harrison, returned to his
homo in Indiana to cast his vote.
A first class sewing machine, brand
new, for sale. Inquire at this Office.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. G. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Tho weather has caught cold since
election and scattering flakes of snow
are falling this afternoon.
The election is over, and they all
voted to go to Mrs. Kenefick's restau.
rant, for a good square meal.
Do you need letter heads, nots
heads or statements? Call and sec
u work and get our prices.
Call at the mineral museum for nick
le alarm clocks IS cents each, and
watches and jewelry in proportion.
VIM. H. Buchanan has had the mis-
fortune to have all his hay burned in
the fires that were raging a few days
ago.
Another car load of Gliddcn barb
wire received by the Hot Springs lum-
ber company. The Glidden barb wire
is the best. 10.
WHITE is King. Over 100000 Of
their sewing machines in use. Call
and see them at G. E. Wilson e. Co.'S
Clothing Emporium.
Native and eastern lumber, lath,
shingles, stuceo, cement, and all kinds
Of building material, at the yard of
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north Of
Ainnekahta Block.
Now is the time to buy Oil Paint
ings at greatly reduced prices for the
next thirty days; samples can be seen
ct Roots Drug Store.
Mrs. w. s. Bacon.
n collision between the steamer Viz.
caya and a schooner, occurred of the
Jersey coast last Thursday evening,
which sunk both vessels, and in which
eighty-one lives were lost, twenty only
being rescued by a passing steamer
some hours later, found clinging to
the yards and rigging.
MARnrED.-Today, at the home of
Dir. G. sly6eld, Of this city, Justice
Of Peace w. e. Benedict officiating.
Mr.. Charles G. Mcqueen and Miss
Eva Lawrence, both Of W. G. Flat
this county, were united in the bonds
Of wsdlock. The happy couple at
ones departed for the home Of Nj. Nc
Queen, on w. G. Flat. The STAR ex-
tends heartiest congratulations.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

L bought one of Grifith's machines
tor plating with gold, silver or
nickel, and it works to perfection.
No sooner did people hear OF It
than / had more spoons, knives,
forks and jeWelry than could plate
IN q mouth. The FIRST week l
cleared $3.50, the first month
s167.S5, and 1 think by July first 1
will have 81, 900 cash, and give my
farm considerable attention, too.
Ny daughter made s27. 40 in four
days. Any person can get one of
these machines by sending SO to
w. n. Griffith & Co, GAINESVILLE,
aOhio, or can obtain circulars by
ddressing them, You can learn to
lse the machine IN one hour. AS
his is my first lucky streak, l give
my experience, hoping others may
sbe benefited as much as l have
been. Yours truly
NJ. 0. MOREHEAD.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27
rAxED FROM THE CRADLE TO THE
GRAVE.

TANED fkOh AhG Nh-Ebh-Es ~
GRAVE.
Our attention was recently called
to an illustrated article in the New
York World, Under the heading OF
s'From the Cradle to the Grave,
which for tariff sermon against the
usurous high rates of duty on the
necessities of life was an object les
son worthy of the careful considera
ton of every farmer in the United
States. 1t showed that the duty
imposed by the Mckinley bill was a
war on the farmer.
The article in question would be
reproduced but would lose much of
its force by absence of the illustra-
tions, the opening one of which is a
mother giving a baby paregoric
which is taxed IS per cent. after
which she goes to prepare the frugal
meal and bends over stove taxed
IS per cent. uses tin ware taxed 55,
plates SO, knives SO, table so, salt
a. sugar 50, after which she washes
the taxed dishes with soap taxed 20
per cent. and when her days toll is
done she goes to read a chapter
from her bible which is taxed %
per cent. The father of the house
hold when he arises from his morn
ing nap draws on cheap wooden
shirt taxed 100 per cent. takes an
axe to chop some wood taxed 55, if
he prefers saving it, it is the same.
When he starts to the field his bri-
dial that he puts on his horse is
taxed rs per cent. the hinges on his
stable door $50. the hat that shields
him from the burning sun while he
turns up the earth to make this tax,
is taxed IS per cent.
At night when his days work is
done, If the weather is warm he
lights a lamp that is taxed 1S7 per
cent. while his wife brushes up the
floor with a broom taxed 35 per
cent. and if she has to mend his
shirt which is taxed SIS per cent. it
is done with thread taxed 35 per
cent.
When weary with the burden of
taxation and other vexatious cares
he at last yields to the grim mon
ster death the coffin in which his re.
mains are consigned to mother
earth is taxed Ito psr cent. and il
there is anything ie.t of his estate
or any kind friend desires to erect a
sacred to the memory
of him who toiled through life and
ut last yielded to the oyerburden OF
taxation he must pay tax on that
monument of so per cent.
OF this enormous government tax
so calied-the government get,
one dollar alIIi .h- rliiilnntiTA ...it...i.
iac;urers "f ;r,- e-;st rua. .i,....t-
All uf the iaEG'iea ,s.r ,oAr,, lcuUis
while the necessities, the things we
poor people use, common goods-is
subject to duty that is not only
ruinous to the interests of the farm
ers and laboring men, but down
right shame that we are forced to
submit to it.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

The Irish members of Parliament
have had a meeting and resolved to
remain true to Parnell.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27
We VIII. GIVE Away

W2A. every do!iar : WORTH ut goods
except groceries, bought rom US
az one tune, for cash, = piece of
your own choice from the ) cent
counter. Our stock consists of 5
10 and % cent Counter Goods, Tin,
Glass, China and Queensware,
Lamps, Lanterns. Toys, Cutlery
no Wood and Willow ware. Give
Us q trial and he convinced that
we ara the cheapest ilru>e IN town
c:=
-; @~ Fr> : s=r7,,
: s4i-,Y NJ - INA ~ -
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

The New York Sun is for Hill and
against Cleveland, and it is ''tower
of strength" to any man, or party,
whose cause it espouses-San An
tonic Light.
Let's see, wasn't the Sun for But
Ter against Cleveland? Oh! yes, the
Sun is ''tower," tower of Baby
Ion. sand Babylon has fallen"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

JAY GOULD thinks there are better
times in store for Wall street.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

A CHARTER was fled IN Topeka,
Kan, Friday for the building of a
road from Omaha to Galveston.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

A coBwEB party was recently given
at Corpus Christi. 1t must have
been a very thin affair.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

Much excitement still prevails In
the Northwest over the Indian situ-
alton.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

Dorsey EDwARps was hanged at
Yazoo City, Miss, Friday.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

JACK NAPLES was hanged at Knox
VILE. Tenn, Friday.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

IT is reported that Jay Gould has
secured controlling interest in the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail
road.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

The San Antonio Light is among
the Texas papers that are opposed
to Mills for speaker. The Light
has good grounds for its opposition.
Mills is the embodiment of the dem
ocratic tariff idea, and the Light is a
straight out republican paper. But
what about the other papers.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

Several other houses and lots fol
sale or rent IN various portions o.
the city.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

Thursday, November, "a. 1890.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

AT Sudbury, Pa, on Friday last
the grave of Miss Ella Sewell, who
died in 1887, was opened for the
purpose of removing the remains to
a new cemetery. The workmen were
unable to lift the body out of the
open grave, and assistance was sent
for. It revuired seven strong men
Z to- lift the casket. When the lid
vas opened. to the surprise of all
the spectators, the body was found
to be IN perfect state of petrifca-
ton. Even the flowers placed in
the easket were petrifed. Except
for its pallor-like and slightly sun
ken cheeks The body looked like that
of sleeping girl. In life Miss Sew,
ell was an attractive brunette, with
dark hair. When the body was
viewed her hair had turned to snowy
white.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

MANY republican apoiogists are
trying to find comfort in the thought
that this is an ''otf year in politics. "
1t is. More than half the republican
members of the present House have
been sent so far off that we shall
not be surprised if they never get
back into public life again.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

SPEAKER REED has at last been
heard from as to the cause of the
republican defeat at the election.
He charges it on the women of the
country. He says that they were
quick to notice the advance in prices
and went home and reported to the
male members of their families, who
straightway went to the polls and
voted the democratic ticket. Ged
bless the ladies'.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

The Alliance are running things
in Tennessee. 1t is well. The ALI
ance is composed of ta1-burdened
formers who never knew what it
was to have any Legislative
work done with an eye singly
to their welfare, and now
that they are in power it is but just
that they should run things. When
the sturdy yeomanry of the country
are at the helm the old ship of state
is in no danger of being wrecked on
the shoals of improyidence.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

One vacan: Let adj lining JUICE. McFa
land, on Key street AZ $500.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-11-27

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20
Neme 4uft=Memter.

Ius benz mod nidt perSfentli6ten
Sabresberidte beg General poRmeis
tiers, weI@er angefer.igt tpor6en 1T,
UNI benz &ongreB bel ieinem 3uiammens
treten I'm December uorgelegt au rpers
ben. tbeilt cine Wafbinetoners Sepelde
bonn II. Oct. bic foIgen6en Nateu nit:
Sn teinem Sabre felt 1866, : beiBt
es i'm Singing bei1elbem. -fnb 70 bieIe
1eue potdmter erri9tet tporoen, als I'm
Saufe bes lebten GistaIiabres, liub cine
bea9tensDertbe Sbatfa9e lit es, baB
bic gr6Bte 3abl Der rteuen pofdmter
auf bic SiiosG taaten entfdlt. Oie @es
fammt3abl Der nsuen Memter betrdat
4,427. Dab0n bat Der Stat Benns
fDiDanien $50 befommen. Sbm foIat
SeIas nit POS, Norb : Carolina
nit 203, 8ir9inien nit 202, Gentudp
nit 1919, alabama nit 1877, @eorqia
nit 1856, SenneKee uno Mifouri nit lie
ITO, Wefsg Brighten nit 166, Mrtanias
init 141 uno WtifRifppi nit 1874.
Der Siben bot iomit ben Q6penan.
tbeil - Az pro3ent - bon benz Der.
mebrten pOitbienf erbalten unb lomit
feine nrfa9e, fi@ bariiber su betlaaen,
bob feline SntereRen aus pa,teierhnben
gei@dbist ober tpenisfteus unberndfG<
tigt gebliebeu ieien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20

= Die sroBartise Wai9inerie, mel,
de Col. Cunningham far feline 3uder.
raffinetie ansei9aft bat.-iagt elm Be-
ri@t aus 3i6monb bonn Is. Oetober,-
lit geffern In Bstrieb gefebt tporben.
Die 3uders PRODUCTION ipiro in bielem
Sabre cine auBerorbentIi1 grobe tuer,
ben unb oas probuft miro BON CANA
bor3igIi6er 8ef6afenbeit fein. Nuf
Der uuter BET 8ermaliung beg Col.
&aniom ffebenben Staais Garm iii
man iebti9on nit benz Mablen besRobrs
i'm @ange. 6err @lis bat auf ieiner
piantaBe nod nidt nit benz 3uder.
MAIDEN %bsgonnsu. Die brei genannten
pIantasen finb bic gr6Bten, tpeI9e in
ben Der. Staten eriftiren, unb ibre
Maf6inerie, Defenders bic auf Der
eunningbami9e Garz1. Don Der befen
Mrt, iuabrbaft muterbaft; bic Sun.
ntnsbam'f@e bot elm tIeines germ6sen
eetofet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20
Ser bette Mem,da ouf Grben.

Nun, genn au& ni@t serabe Der bette, 70 bod elmer
Der pei1eIten Meni4en auf @rbcn tit ~berientse, tpel6er
elmer berannabenten 8rantbett Ginbalt tbut, 'ebe lie }@
IN letSsm aSrpsr feitiestt. 9ur& .tluse Grtaltuns,
se,tp. Nsteoerberiteuung Der 9tmmelssabe. @elun6z
wert9. Setn 9etipieI perbtent BON Gien na@seabmff
~ perben. Die 9eisen, ,pelde uns befauen, itnb srpz
Bentbeils einem Miansel an 2ebenstbdtisteit unieres
Masens. alp b~esienfsen piel mibbraudten Orsans
uniereS abrpers, relhes ba5u bient, bie 3abruns aufs
5anebmen nnb ~ %perbauen, 5u3ufdretben. Ddbei lit
es slst4siltts, Of bieier Mansel an sebenstbdtisfett Elm
anseborener ober i~p5uiasen anerspsener 1T. @sfen be-
barf eS nun, I'M einen @e4fel bfeies 3ntanbe8 berbetz
%8ufdbren? @tneS %Seiunben Stinulan5mittelS. Wie
la1nnsldbrtse. G%rfabrnns lsbrt, nnb Sun6erte BON 3eus=
ntfen %bepeiien, tit tetne8 70 5utrdsli9, als Spffetter's
Masenbitters. @ew6bnli4e, ni&t > rebi,inifde Gti~
rlIlantten iinO perrperHt$, benn NIT iplden fann Bic Sez
SelniaBtYStett nno 6uerSte Der gereauuns8crsoue nidt
pteber bergefteut trerben. Ourb BAG a~enannte WHttlel
aber, ein MasensGltgtr i'm beften etnne bes WprteS,
sTiro geer EonI Ses sansen SpitentS aufsefrtiat, ptrb
8tltcftdt mnb Dp8pepfe aus benz Telbe unb aus ben
sebedteiten S4lupfwtntcIn periast. MalariI6e, Ntes
REM, Slaienz nnb rteumattf6e 2eiben werben bur&
6fieien anlberiptnbli&en Gefcrmator perbprbener Ges
iunbbett fesretd iberwunbea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20
Sapaniiehe 0erfimpnen.

Das pfropfen ber uobIfdmedenben
SapaneRi9en Berfmone auf Den nils
ben einbeimif6en perfimpnenfamm
bon WeFs5lorioa ,-iagt Der vNaiboile
Amer'cdu",-bat ft als Elm DoQHdnbis
ger grfol9 ermieIen.
eSn Der lebien Saifon bot elm GER
aus ct. paul ein paar 6,ii9te folder
g%epfrOpften perfmoueubdume i'm Obts
gartea BEG 6etrn ". 9. Clubs in pen.
iacola gepfiidt. fDrgiam in cine berries
gelte Site Derpadt unb an einen In ga.
pan wo9nenoen Ner,panbten gefaidt.
Sic tanen geFunb on, uno bic iapane.
fihen 8artentinltler ertldtten, baB fie
bon bsferem @eidmad unb gr6Ber aIs
lore einbeimif9en periimonen ieien.
Sas bat Elm paar Obit3h1ter bon
Winnefota beranlabt, i'm peaii9en
0o1lanb bon Gloriba, TOO Der Yerlimos
nenbaum Nib wd@f. 2anb gu faufen,
UNI bout iapaHeii6e petfimonen au 5ies
ben. Sie gepfropften gdume geben
cine duBerff mobli9medenoe, eierf6rz
MICE Jru9t. tragen iebr reid unb bas
ben nur felten cine Geblernte. Sn So
pan pirb bieie Obfart fir cine gang Bee
fonbere Selifatei1e angeieben unb bod
be3ablt; he beiBeu bort v@ottess Wepfel",
uno mon idreibt ibnen %tpertbpole 9eiIs.
eigenf9aften su.
@enn in JIoriba elm erfolgrei@es
@ef@dft NIT ber iapanefi@eu perfz
mpne betrieben tperben fann, tparum
tann baum Seras nidt ebenfals einet
Wetiu@ nit bieier Sbftart MAIDEN? uns
Ter einbeimif6er perFmonen' Baum 1T
ebenfo gut tDie Der bon 6loriba. ur6
unfer Selma elm ginfises. Sn ieinem
miloen 3uftanb 1T CT beinabe tpertblos.
8epfropft tann CT gu elmer rei9en Gin.
nabme. QueIe tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20
: Cine brouioe R6uberoefh;hte he's

Cine brolige 8dubersef9i9te bes
it6ten englii6e 8ldtter aus &om.
Spdt in ber Na9t %tpanberte Elm biebes
rer grite iiber bic Yia @on6otti beiml,
tpdrts. pl6bli@ itri6 elm Grember an
;bm bor6ei; ber g~nel6nber, argu6bz
Mid seporoen, srif nod ieiner ubr;
fe NOR fO1t. @r lief benz 9auber mad
nit benz Iauten &ufe: r@ieb Die ubr
ber!" Ser berod@tige Grembe lief,
mas er laufen fonnte, iiber bic piaaaa
oi Spagna auf ben QuirinaI su. 6ier
tuurbe er eiagebolt. CAB bic ubr Der uno
entfOb. Stol5 auf iein 8atevIanb unb
f6 felbf, tebrte Der gueldnoer in Iei.
men Gafbof surdd UNI bier gu ieiner
Beftiir3urg gu entbeden, bob feline ubr
auf benz Slide lag, mo CT He beim Jo,t
geben bate liegen IaKen. Nm nd9fen
Sage beri6teten bic 3eitunseu. ME elm
Gran3oie bon einem trdftig gebauten
Rduber angefauen. bartnddig berfoIst
unb enbli6 ieiuet u5r bsraubt wp,ben
mar.
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gs ipirb bierbur6 0oti3 geseben,
oaB elm limitirter Betrng in Nftien Der
sIlomo Geuer 8erf@erun9s Geiels
idaft" ao9 geSei@net nerben fann unb
iebt sur Subifription fur Sol6e, pelde
ibr @eIo bortbeilbaft an3ulegett tpirs
i9en, fir bei9rdntte 3eit DHen Iiest.
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an ben Getretdr, Scr. 222 Weit goms
mereeitraBe (Dirler's @e6du6e), Gan
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fett ether Reibe rpn Sabren r~ertaufen, ebenSp Or.
Rings Nene eeber Ptuen, 8udlens Grntca Goibe unb
GIeetrte BttterS, nnb bab mir niemalS Seilmittel perz
tanft baben, bic 70 gut nsebena pber bic 10 oaaeuiein
~befrtebist baben, pte bieSe. gBir sbsern feinen Guaens
blid, ee Garantte fur bteie Wittel isber 3eit gu hber>
nebmen nnb iinb itets bereit, ba8 rerausaobte @eIb ,uz
rhd5n5atlen, ipenu ibrem 0ebrau&e feline befriebiaenz
ben ~Seiultate sefcIst fiub. Dteie WRtttel r~erbanfen lire
grobe Pcpularitdt ibren eisenen @erbtenfen. Bum
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Mel,s Sair 8aliam
9te Gtmtppbner5abI Der teramiidem
&f10fe.

Die 3dblung Der 8ep6lterung in
SeTas 1T bonn genius.Amt in Wai6ing.
ton fertisgeitelt unb berbfentIi9t. sic
belduft ib auf 2,232,220 Q6pfe,
gegen 1,591,749 i'm Sabre 1880
unb 818,579 i'm Sabre 1870.
Sic bat fomit a%ugenomtmeu Inn 64O,=
471-40 proaent = geger bic i'm Gen.
iusiabre 1880 unb INN lab. 641--178
yrOaent - eeeen bic i'm @eniusiabre
1870.
Die Beo6lterungs3abI unb Bebblte.
rungs3unabme Der bebeutenberen Gtdbie
beg Staates giebt bic ua9iiebenbe Sa=
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20 neutrality-suspicious., Gmpfebltttts
aett BON &an6ioaten p6er @abl5ets
telm, iuer6em st regelmdRtgen Mas
seiaeraten, lit @Draasbe5ablumg,
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