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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18

There was a crowd Of men around the
opoYing of the big Woodward avenue sewer
at Adams avenue, when one Of tine bosses
sang out:
"Come now, you people, stand back! You
are in The way Aere,'
All the crowd except one man stood back.
"Stand back there, your yelled the boss.
~ mo- for:'
Nc"
"Not much Do you own this severe"
no. ,Ir; but | bo,, this jobn
"Al.I it, ny tax money that is helping tc
build t.a sewer and pay your wages. You
are my hired man, as far as my money goes
y share or hi, ditch belongs to me. l don;
stand haci, worth ,hayng.,n
-Ald ne sat on IA beam, drew paper from
hi, pocket, and during the next half hour he
s.auoI to thoroughly enjoy the situation. -
Detroit Free Press.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18
How to Amuse the Children.

The 4-year-old may be allowed to wipe
dishes, help set the table and even brush the
crumbs from the carpet. If the child is
praised little and made to feel some inter
est, she will take pride in putting her toy.
carefully away and restoring the room to its
former neatness. A word Of suggestion here
and there will be gladly received, whereas if
the mother wsits until the slovenly habits
are fixed, the child will be much harder to
manage and perhaps never be neat.
In regard to toys, the mother will soon find
that the most lasting in the child's favor are
the ones that can change the form Of, or in
vent new ideas about | believe that is one
reason the doll is never forsaken. A few
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18

"Iave you ever noted, " said an observing
man, "how much more quietly and plainly the
women of New York dress on Sundays than
on other days Of the weekf Go up Fifth av'
enue any week day and notice the costumes,
and Their go up the same street on Sunday
and note the difference. And it need not he
at church time either; you will sec the same
thing any time in the afternoon. | dare say
there's plan in it, and it seems to me very
sensible and fitting thing, too, New York
Evening Sun.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18
The Use of Narcotics Among Women.

could give You formidable list of mar
cotics which women in all ranks Of society
are daily using: Choral, chlorodyne ether,
chloroform less used by women here than in
America, sal volatile, ear de Cologne, and
so on. have had patients who had hahtu-
ated themselves to two ounces c9GO grains OF
choral rs their dnily allowance. Twenty
grains Of choral. ] may say, is a full medici-
raj dose ! have treated patients who have
been in the habit of swallowing eight ounces
Of chlorodync n day: and have known ladies
who could take a pint of chlorodyne in the
twenty-four hours Both ten and coffee arc
used to excess. found "A patient inseusible
in her room one day who had drank nothing
but tea. But she had consumed pound of
tea in the day. Tobacco in the form Of cigars
as well as cigarettes, is constantly resortod to
by women. Thirty cigarettes n day has been
the allowance of some Of my patients. -,Dr.
Norman Kerr in st. James Budget.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18

Only in Joo'5 romantic fancy could
Mrs. McIutyrc'5 house he cal'e' g cot
tage II was that little BALD wooden
building. that looked as if i had slipped
halt way down tho mountain. which she
had always given rent free 10 some poor
relation. Eut when the war took from
her husband, soI5 and property. she
found refuge in it herself with Alice and
one old negro. Ii obey h-I boon mon,
Joe would have wondered how they
lived, being as nearly paupors as him.
SELF but his chiyalrir Greco would not
suffer him To query about money and q
lady together, even to himself. Most
probably the truth was that the women
managed generally with tea and feast
Tor themselves, though they neyer lack
ed dainty dish FOR a guest.
Alice had made the biscuits today for
breakfast herself. Miss Nane. their guest,
coming down the stairs, saw hcr il the
kitchen, her soft arms powdered with
flour. her checks burned pink. 1t was II
pretty homo picture, Miss Nanc thought,
who had a mans taste in female beauty.
"Now | would be vulgar in a Kitchen. L
am always vulgar out Of full toilet
glancing down at her own large alovenly
figure; but Alice is like a child in that.
she is her own sweet innocent self al
ways, standing apart Dress or work
don't touch her"
She leaned out Of the window. Her
face was sallow this morning, and her
eyes sunken. Miss NaAe was victim
to some obscure aihnont which some of
Ter friends called hysteria, and others a
secret SORROW. Whatever it might be.
the girl seldom slept at night; from midi
night till morning the house shook un-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18
WHY Many Women Fail.

The reason so many women OF fairly good
features are so utterly uninterestng is, they
think Of little else than the drudgery of their
lives. Their faces reflect only pastry and
mutton chops, wggan and darts or invita-
tions and menus Tor lunch. The drudgery Of
fashionable life is no more eleyating to looks
or physique than tho cares OF kitchen and
nursery. You women find nothing IL life
worth living for but loneliness and love, and
sucidally put TO death all that make these
things Shirley Dare in Home Magazine,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18

Tramp Madam, have you anything for
ne Ibis inor@lrg!
Aou4sw!fe-Ws've little something in the
barrel, but 1 am afraid it's as heavy AS lead.
Gramp-tsniling- think l oan digest 10,
madam. Where 10 the Darrell
usewifs-Hitched TO the gun. PUCK
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18

AT llle COiNll'l > last llGnJ ana ABOUT New
York, where he had been in June, and
about the crops, the war, of course COM
ing in as dolorous refrain to it ALL His
host answered him, turning his eye
asLance now aud ;hen on Tom. II know
nobody that lost as little as you in the
war, Jcens There's the good of invest
ing IN western lands"
II lost Il good deal in negroes
pooh, mere triho! Now look at us
Pages Paupors. But you always were
lucky fellow. Your cups always up
when it rains. Now, if | had led two
battalions " here YOU did. I'd have come
out lcglcs, or armies: or il | had liz
vested in western lands. they wouldn't
pay two cents ON the dollar. J don't
know whore the deuce yuu find your
luck, giancin% out 1T the rolling hillsof
the Nogdr> pantation. from which the
mist was Just beginning to Eft and then
at the room within. with It's oil fash
toned, solid mahogany furniture, and
the table bright with china and frosted
silver. Nogdcs did not ~. wcr. If vcu
left Joe to follow his own lead. ne was
sure to talk in circles. and Won could
take him up half in hour hence at pre-
cis@I% u'e same pace al" h'''' l''t
lolnlllE' -, ,.-.,,.
-, loiil ~ oG iIi'! !. 9e' win
NOSE western iah1.' 81 ring at me
emu over HI' c"iaP WIN MS vague
, DiarN eyes. to''lAllI'; 'i'at ne was very
iiNe MS I''ner' NoV '"oN % Ii9
llo''l'r L, NM Il''t ''tcs'aole Na?h
woman; one OF me in@kiest Gays IN
T 1V'.l, 'i.' was 'I'V WHY" RIA MN .,
us 49, zoe ''HG d ''aoi' ol iIoL'"'lu
'PeV''I''' ioh on 'iili''' lie gave Illlhscll
p't' Nv" 10 ''ie my ''erF oi no" No5Hes
Ii''u ever o1eil SN'il''loo iii'o marrying
M W c'.','"' ool'' S'l'' '''aV ne never
L 10. 4'i '.-' ~ Na' " ','''" 9,I'"k IN
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n'- t.. ',s''' "'Y ''''7 '''''ei ''''' " per-
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count the cost OF ~" oii'r. lie remem-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18
Gymnasiums Spr Women.

The good that follows physical development
in gymnasium should by no means be mo
nopolized by men. Indeed, if 1t were possible
that only one sex could enter and use a gym
nasuRi. that sex should be the one which sup
plies the mothers, and which, as such, trans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18
sat or.

- think that's II very pretty piece OF mu
eir, =" he remarked, self complacently, after he
had thrummed away at the piano for fifteen
minutes. "WiHch pGrt do you Ike bostp
Tie part you didn't play" replied the fair
Gil, All he went forth into the world, for he
knew ae hadn't tae ghost of a chance there,
Lawrence American,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18

Mrs. Kawlsr-Whst is your son doing now,
Mrs Btayathomei
Mrs, etayashome-He, o, he is-er, prso-
tioin9 higl art at present.
Mrs. K.-Jndeedi
Yes, he is doing ceiling painting Law
rance American.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18

r,,,,ho1 t,o limbs and breot,od IN tho mourn,
oF 40 dead hodv Vo,, would tbinL s,,ch To-.
r. ,,i-bt botc v;t,1i,od n .tonc. Lrt ov-
cont f,r tbat ona ro,nent (which WINS NV
lord,s daotb tho block snirit of fla. roaste,.
held eIoof from it's discarded CLAW. and bv
about the hour Of noon. ovon the faithful
servapt WINS ot lenqth convinced Flo fool,
t,rr, ID - ,o{1 no. Ucood ,,o,, i. J,di,
No ,,,d l,o,., - Ard osl,inr ror soma food
Which be ravonousIv devoured ss soon NJ If
,,os cot before him he draw neor to tho fra
and too,r his place ot INV elbow. In the Same
.rot os soon as he had eaten. he stretched
Lin,,elf ont and fell INFO a childhke sl,,inber
s., nth 7 ,,,,-. .r,,,.., li,, como Lo,,rs
ar+a,.r.ard +o t,Io hi. ,,,, -. ono of tbo
,,,r,,,...'.,, ,I,, Il,,I.I, fI,ror,I II was tbo
,,,,, +l,r,,,,rl,,rt. n. .aop,cI ia have ont
80 N' ~ " 7' aus
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nsrn fpmpathifrt au hoben. purheI

nern fpmpaibifrt gu baben, murben
bsrbaftet unb. tDdbrenb Der beiBen
Sommerna6t (bie 5@la6t Oil Der M;s
blnc wur6e an 13. 9luguft 1913 ges
f9lagen), in 10 ensen &dumen 5ufam
mengepferGt. baB am anberen Morgen
18 bon ibnen erftift mnren. Dies mas
rem nod bic @liidlidlen, bic llebriaen
tpurbea am nd9fen Sage, obne 8erz
bDr ober @eri9t, bor bic 5tabt gefiibrt
unb eridoiien. 500 Graueu, Die tpeib.
li9en angeb6rigen Der &epublitaner,
ipurben in einem @ebdube an Der gde
beg Wain Bla5as unb Der Quintas
StraBe, bic Quinta senannt, gefangen
gebalten, no iie ge3muugen tpuroen,
tdgliG "a BuibeI Mlois in 5ortiGas,
bag beliebte meritaniT9e Maisbrot,
ftir bic WrmeH su bermanbelm. Oie
Auinta. elm Ianges, einit6diges 4oobes
4ebduoe, enibielt non Dor bem Nuss
brn9e oes SscsffonesG sGrieges bic pofs
Office bon San 4ntonio, unc bers
i6panb erif, tbeiliueiie, in gang neue=
rer 3eit.
Nm l. September lieB Mrtebonbo bic
ueberrefe Saleebp's unb ieiner Diff
siere fammeln uno nit grobsn GeierIi9s
teiten begraben.
Oas gnbe bes 8adupins &rieges IieB
Seras b6llig ber6bet. 9llle bisberiaen
Wniieoelungeu, nit Qusnabale San Mn=
tonio's, tparen aerfibrt unb berIaKen
uno ielbf in bem 2sbteren pegetirte ilur
etne fpdrlife, Derarnte, baIbinbiani{6e
Btu6lferuug. grit i'm Sabre 1920, ge=
gen gnoe Der merifanii6en Meuolution,
tpagten fi9 tuieber einise NnfiebIer auf
ben blutgetrdnften Boben.
glls 1922 ber mei.faniIde @oubers
neur Srespalacios R1 nod San Muto.
ilio begab, fanb er has 51ladtfelb an
Der Wtebina no6 nit meni1li9en Gnos
den beidet. ST IieB bieieIben iammsIn
uno nit militdrii9en @bren begraben.
Nn eine eide iiber ibrem WafIenarabe
lles er cine Safel nit folgenoer Jnfdrift
anbringen:
rSier ruben tie Sapferen, Die, benz
Beiiplel bes uniferbIi1en 2eonibas fol.
genb, ibr Slid unb ibr 2eben aufopfer=
ten. i'm Rampfe eesen bic 3prannei."
9eute TT eieie 9afel. tpie alle anb.s
rem Senf5eiden beg @a6upin. Rrieaes,
ldngit berfdwunben. SeIblf bic qes
ilaue Sage Der Deridiebenen e6Iadts 4
feloer ldBt ft1 nt1t mebr beiiimmen.
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saaeliae @aftfrenmsfdaft Der staare,


gfi6t obne @runb uennt man ben
Staar ben treueu Greunb oes 2anb=
mannes. Sen sroBen Nuben biefes
yogels biirfte am beifen foIgenbes grs
lebniB illuitriren: 9or einigen Saaen
begann elm 2anbmann In 80. BEL Sons
nenaufgang iein 5elb su pfhgen. gIs
er bic erte Jurde ge3ogsn, famen feds
Staare uno unter3ogen init grobem
gifer bic umgeitiir5te grbe elmer genauen
Yrtifung. Das grgebniB muBte Elm
febr giinitiaes fein, ba bic STARE balo
nader barauf log f6nappten. Yl6blieb
belt elmer nit oem Sdmauie inne,
fteate ii6 in pOitur, besann gu 3pit.
f6ern unb Du f6narren unb ma1te of
fenbar cine tui9tise Mittbsilung, no.
rauf fi6 iofort 5ipii9en ben ie6s @es
nohen cine lebafte 9ebatte entlpann;
enbli6 flog elmer bon ibuem bauon.
Na9 ettpa brei Minuten famen mehrere
bunbert Stare bsranseflogen, lieben
lt9 auf benz Mder nieoer unb begannen
benz adernben Manne in ben friid)en
Jur9en bidt an ben Gerfen na1aulaus
fen unb re6t unb lints bic aufgebedten
Warmer uno 2arben su peraebreu.
Wfa6te Der 9ldermann 9alt, um 6as Sc
ipann gu penben, 10 fog bic ganse
S9aar ein paar S6ritte aur Seite uno
toartete unter munterem @splauber bis
Der pfug abermals bic @rbe tbeilte,
tporauf fe bemielben iofort Dieber nod.
liefen unb bas Sammeln bon Whrmern
uno Sarben eifrigft fortfebten. 3meifeIs
log batten bic feds STARE borerIt be-
ratben, oh lie Semanben BON ibren Mn.
geb6rlgen au Sifde laoen iollten unb
als tie bariiber einig gepurben maren,
baB Gutter in 9hlle uno 6iilIe porbaus
ben, einen SOteu nit Der ginIabuna
ausgeienSet. Der 8auer mar natiirlib
isbr erfreul. baB bic Stare iein Ielb
BON benz bielen llnge3iefer 70 eriinbIidb
f1uberten.
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$50 Malaria hert;dtt.

Ternen an Btltpftdt leibenbe gerpnen iiderlih bon
tpr essrt1en Set tnermittireneen un6 Be@elfez
bern, bel il3pesbdrtaua unb Wiiperpe e slfnn n sie
geees ltefS ernti,1 alisrt unb has Blnt prJ fberz
mail!se Vaue rernnreinst Giner ber Sauptsrlnne,
maIum 9ofet.er's Wanensitier5 etn 70 ii4ere8 Shut
maloftaartt9en rantbeten IT. tft nerjense bas eS fie
aus benz aurper enterlt inbem es
peI per 3ef IN peer bic erpdbnten 6ranfbeiten ae=
pohnlth auIreten bic Gunttipnen pss bic OaIe abfp
6ernnen SrsanS resnlirt Sur eeute pelde li in ene
wssenp 5n teseben beabdtisen, weIe in gplse miaS-
malilqer enini'e unse unb it, Sibt eS fein beleres e
Ne9en eteelben feittgenae8 Rraparat. Gin unbehina
paeres Sdutmittel seseu srantbeten enbemiid5sr
Seer spipemiGsr art sibt es ni6, me pel, imureilz
pe uno antlipasmoeiige Migturen aud fasesen anae=
pIielsn mercen aber mo felbf Gbintn periast ba lit
eas StterS am Plas als rprbeusenhe8 ipppb ME ais
2etlmttel. 3ubem beiettist e8 iebe Spur bon Op8z
peppe, uberptnne. gertcpfnns, G9eumatismus untbd=
steit per Mieren uns her Slaie unp bsrub unb tai
ea5 Herrenipltem. r'N''
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@unberbare Rettuua.

6rau Us. Curtain In 9Iainfelb, Sunri8, ma6t Be-
lannt, pap e d epe befttse Grfdltuna su,pq meIdbe
n9 auI PIE Gunge i9lus. Ginen Mpnat lang lieB lie
llN rpn tsrem 9aus=@rSt bebanbeln, alein ie murse
thinner tranter Oerielbe ertldrte ibr, vbaB e boffz
nfunssISs per S9ptnbiudt perfaaen ie" unb bab br
tsine Meristn Der gset mebr befen tonne. Oa ez
elasl i1r @petbeter tbr ainss SeueS S6pinbiudtsz
2eimt1tei. Ste taufte ii efne 6lalde bappn unb su
.ptem Gnf5nden nabm iie nahr, haB iid tbr 8utanb
son Tag gu Sag beiierte. @ie sebraute baS Wsittel
metter uno nad'bem e 10 Slaiden perbrau5t bate,
ianS Pc oag ie Sbats seiun6 Sect perrifet iie
t9rem eeben pDbler sefablt Babe. wv
Rfobe btees srcben eimittels gratis in ber
9resSsns ,s @ SreBbaneluns BON Dreib, abomplpn & Co.
Gents unc $1.0e. o'N'4N" ~
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@Iafli6e aemte aus snsiana.

2Bm. 1immcns, Britmetfter in Jbapiae, Snbiana,
idreibt sDas Electric 8ttters" bat mir mebr sentet
al5 aGe anceren Webicinen ,uiammensenpmmen, aeaen
ale bic Beidmerpeu nnb qeioen, nelde bic Eolae BON
St6rungen ber Rieren unp ber 9eber iino" Der Earz
mer urb giebsndter Srbn eesIis, ebeniaus Ron Sbaz
piae, fast: $50 balte Glectrs 8iterS fur bic bette
Webiein, bic e5 siebt, ID babe nrrh mad ibrem GSes
brau9e lpie neu ssboren ssfabit.1 :. ID GarSensr,
Elm Gienmaaren 6dneler berlelben SrtShait, Iaat
gGleetrc 9iters III serabe Das, mas Semaub brandt
1een @eiuuebeit total yanf ben 6uno sefcmmen ita-
pte man 81 sasen pfes.. Mir bat es bic @eIunebeit
g,enerseseben une td babe pieher Appeit uno neuen
tebensnuth ~
=. Die Saide toitet nur so Gents. gu baben In alien
apeibeteu. Dreib, Ibcmpfcn 4 Co., Wbpleiale.
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Gin Srief bes altem 8liid)er.

Sn einigen Wo9en tpirb Der brittle
ganb bet grinr .ungen bes General,
felbmori1alls BON 8DDen, meIde 0ro.
te11or ytippolo In Sena berausaiebt, ers
fdeinen. Sas Bud bringt eiuen Brief,
ipel6ea gli6er an goDen gu Der 3eit
fdrie5, als bic tlffiide Mrmee unter
Ruiuiom auf Dresden marihirte uub
Blibef tpiinfd,te, baB fie iobaIb als
mbgli6 tiber bic glbe geben m6ge. Ser
IN i9wer lesbarer 6anbf6rift geidriez
bene grtef laatet budifabengetreu mad
Dem Original:
mo mein otter goDen, nun tuouen
mibr unire ''aa Greunol6aftlide
unterbaItung Dieber anfangen. i'd
Bit febr Grob, eu9 10 nabe su pifien,
ein paupbt : Shlag muB 0efdepen,
Der porteia ift eff unirer leitie, cine
Sh6ne uno u5erIegene gaballerie bonn
befen -Dillen befeDlt berfprid)t uns
alles gubtes, bier gebt oud alles aubt
uno meine 9euite S6Iasen ii6 bor.
trefHiW uno bel1dnbig bidte am
Jeia5, i'd babe meme Ieigte gabsuerie,
10 initruirt, oaB He ipenn oer Sseinb
pororinst, fein avantgarde MAIDEN,
uno gebt er surnd, 10 biiben fie feline
arriergards. fisbt ber Geinb It'll, 10
mahen iie ibN ale Na6t alarmireu,
unb er bart teinen @6riit tbun, BON
oem lte ni6t elei6 unterri9tet lnb,
uno i'd bur9 He.
2eben lie pobll
mein Sobn # unbebeuteno YleIfirt,
bat fiG aber gesen einen nlebr als 10
mabl Stdrteren Geinb bebauptet,
tdon lange batte i'd gemiinf6t, Der
Teino lpdbre iiber Die Sole in baB
offene JelO gefommen.
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ilbsr ibre @esuer 2elIer, Walfer unb
MurdiIon als Sieser berborgingen.
Wsimar Dirb bemnd9ft NIT elmer
o. GOampfIpribe berfeben fein, iiber oeren
@ni6atfuSg im Mpril abgefiimn,t purbe.
@m %. D. Mtts. finbet in Der 6olIe
oes Wereins vGrobfinn" Sbeater unb
gall . itatt. Cur Muffabrune fommt bas
3uttlpiel: vS@neiber Gips".
Sum 26. Geburtstage Der vssreien
prefie fur Seras", iouie gu ibrem fers
nerem Gebeiben ltub @rfolge ienbet feiz
men berali6ften @Iiidmuni6
Sbr
G TT
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Der on GienIfiabren dltelte polt

Ots uH NFeHI! IugItH UIItIIt YUIs
meiiier i'm ganaen 2anbe 1T Serr 0a.
milton 8raD In bem nod ibm benonrs
ten 6raps 6ia, nabe Giugfon In OH
5ennehee, Der ieit 1928, alIo sueiunb.
ie13ig Sabre lang. f6on feiu 4mt pers
paltet. Ser nddiidltefe poifmsilter
In ben Der. Staten iii Sobn gDillon
IN plato III SlliuOis, Der i'm Sabre
1840, unb Der Driiidlteite gliia Wation
In Wui9bille in Wiseonfn. Der i'm Sabre
1912 ieinen Oienit altrat.
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q q 9 militia a,

9err Nnton Yergnanm bon B6rne
srbielt elm 5dB6en pulber ftir ben Be.
ten Geatrum.S6uB, tpeldes bic Ser
rem Jrance & Sbeele Dem 8erein fit
oieien 3med geiilfte. ba..en.
-, Jllr gutes gfen unb Srinfen, quite
utuflf &C. NOR iiberrei6li9 geiorgt. E..e
@lten tpie bic Sungen amiRrten iid,
ausge5ei9net unb badten nidt on bic
3eimtebr. big bic SDnne bod am
9immel itano. u. S6ppermein.
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4orrespon0ens. 2eon6brinn 6

cTo"~S"0s ~ ' y " ~ y ! " ~
Z. SUM go. nSpdt fommt Sbr, bod
Sbr fommt!" m6gen Sic oenten, tpenn
l9 erlt iebt oaau geIause, Sbnen Nus.
tabrli@sres iiber unier Sdiibenfelt bonn
|. Suni mit5uibeilen. Mber i'd badte {:
geher ipdt, als COR nitt, unb 10 boIe
i9 oenn febt bas 8erfdumte mad.
Die getbeiliguns an unferemSdtbenz
feife nor eine febr quite unb au9 bas
Wettsr =. begiiniiigte oaiielbe in bobsm
@raoe.
:, VS. purbe auf $50 Oaros nit oifenem
0ihr gef6ofeR unb ieoer S9hbe bate
6 S6uB.
Sie folgenben S6tben se,panneu
Die na9itebenben Yreife:
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sW R. @obn & Co., s. Ralteper &
Sobn uno anoere Srugsifen phrben
@bomberlain's Suitenmittel nidt ems
pfeflen, peE.t es nift gut ipGre. @s
1T lpe3iea fit bic 6eilung bon @rfdls
tungen. Group, Sulten &c. bereeIiellt
uno bas tuirfiamite Wlittel in iol9en
5dllen.
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Baltimore, Mo., 8. Mdrs 1888.
Sd litt on ben beftisiten 3abni6mer>
gen. st. Safobs.Oel beiIte mid fat
augenblidli9.-M. @. aIforb, 22l Of.
Baltimore,S StraBe.
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s9r Wiiniden Sic eiuen feinen mos
bernen 4n3ug gema6t2 @eben sic au
pancoait & 5obn. Die feinlfeu
importirten Stoffe finben Sic bort.
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Der 9Rertb hes bernbmteu Salpaticuz SeleS IN burt
e ne 5atlrst@en auren btnldn9lid tepieien. IS lit Gin
mhnnereareS Wtttel fnr ale duberlifen S6mer,en mo
ran bic Meni9beit leteet une trtet 6pG nur Is Cts
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Die
Wo9entlide 6reie Yreiie fit Seras
erf1eint
isoen Donuerfag
unb foitet
$3.50 fir oaS Sabr pber $1.25 fsts
6 Wcnate tn Wuramsbesablnma.