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Middletown transcript., 1891-09-10
The Rival Cures for Consumption

The results of DR.. Lannelongue'
treatment Of consumption are very re
markable' The cures are multiplying
with singular rapidity. After vaca-
tion the Doctor will be able to present
to the Academy of Science about g
hundred healthy individuals whom he
cured Of consumtion. A number oi
Brazilian medical men just returned
to Paris from Berlin examined NJ
Lannelongue's patients at the Trous-
seau Hospital and expressed their as
tonishment at the wonderful results
obtained from the chloride of zinc
treatment.
@But what" they were asked "does
DIR. Koch think of this treatment ?"
"He thinks it is excellent" was the
answer. "Koch believes in the spec
iic influence of chloride Of zinc. Il
may be that this is going little too
far. At all events, the treatment
brings about rapid and cbaracteris-
tic modification of the tissues. In a
few weeks the tissue changes in as
pect, and the cure follows with cell
Gritty that astonishes the observers !"
"And what is there new now about
the tnbercaline Of DR.. Koch 7? Is it
still employed ?"
The surgeons Of Berlin are rather
silent on this question. Contrary to
wLat goes on elsewhere the German
medical corps is thoroughly united.
Each one sticks to the flag. But as
a matter of fact not one of the sur
geons who were at first SO enthusiastic
over the thing makes use OF it now.
They allow Koch to work on IN silence
in the new institute that has just been
established for him. He is working
diligently. He has modified his meth
cd Of preparation by isolating the ac-
tive principle. At present it is said
that the new tuberculine brings OF no
general reaction. The effects, it is
asaid, is localized 10 the affected region,
(which seems strange. But Prof. Koch
emily at work, and we must wait
Z comes out and speaks again.
IS known precisely about
going on 10 the Koch Institute.
brazilian doctors visited the
DbspitaIs during several
statistics were at their
20 it seems that the cures
view. After certain
he disease comes back
Only one complete
and that was in
appears to be the
or 700 patients
OF tuberculine.
"a poor show
1.-THE opinion of
who have just
q. Lannelongue's
sseau Hospital.
at the Acad-
bf that sort is
one billion
the United
been during
gessionA AT
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The Speed of O Horse.

While the public is still marvelins
over Salvator's wonderful performance
in running a mile in 1857, there are
few who have, through comparison
and analysis sought to realize what a
terrific burst Of speed this is. It is
nearly forty miles an hour-a rate
averaged by very few of our fastest
railway trains. There are $3.50 feet
in a mile, so that for every one of these
ninety.fve seconds-for every beat OF
a mans pulse-tLis wonderful horse
covered ifty-ive and three-tenths feet
Of ground. The shortest space Of
time noted by the turfman's watch is
a quarter Of a second-an interval SO
brief that the eye can hardly observe,
the mind can hardly appreciate it.
Yet in every one of those 3S2 quar-
ters of second that magnificent
creature leaped sixteen and three
tentbs feet. Such are the amazing re-
suits Of careful breeding as exhibited
in the American race horse. e.-Scien-
tific American.
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a TeIeDhone Story.

"Did you ever hear my telephone
story?'
"No, guess not. Start in on it.
and I'll let you know"
Well, it's about Jonos-you know
him-Andrew Jones, the grocer"
Yes--the one who is SO profane. "
"Just so. Well, he went 10 the
telephone one day when he was
awfally mad, and called up customer
who owed him bill. The customer
gave him some inpudence and the
way Jones talked to him was terrible.
Some of the bystanders in there trad
irg were afraid Of a judgement on
him. His language was simply
dreadful. But you've heard it,
hayen't you ?"
mo, indeed"
Well if you'd been at til, ,ele-
phone you would
And he succeeded in dndgiug a
mucilage buttle that was thrown at
him as he started for the door.
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For Over Eiffv ueara

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by millions of mothers Tor
their children while teething. If dis.
turbed at night ana broken OF your rest
by sick child suffering and crying with
pain of Cutting Teeth send at once and
get bottle Of nMrs. WinsIow's SOOTHING
syrup" Tor Children Teething. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer immediate
ly. Depend upon it, mothers, there Is no
mistake about 1t. It cures Dirarhae, reg
ulates the stomach and Bowels, cures
Wind Collie, snitens the Gums, reduces
Inflammation, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. "Mrs. Winslow;s
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescrip.
tion OF one OF the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States. Price twenty-five cents a bottle.
Sold by all druggists throughout the
the world. Be sure and ask for "Mrs.
Winlow's Soothing Syrup m-51y.
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A NOTED BOY EDITOR.

Tello D'Apery, New Yorks most
famous boy editor, is reaping the DIT.
ter fruit Of success, and has been or
dered out of the city by his doctor.
This lad, now about fourteen years
old, is a little marvel of acute editor
ial judgment. 1t seems to have been
born in him. Very early in his edi-
torial career be would be playing with
his marbles or his pet cat when he
would say: Il have an idea. ! will
write to Prince SO and SO and get an
article for Sunny Hour. His ideas
always have worked. He has pub
lished in his little monthly articles
from more Kings and Queens and
Princes and warworn Generals than
any three magazines of grown-up di-
msnsions. Carmen sylvia sent him
two poems. Osman Pacha, the de-
fender Of PIevna. sent him an article
for which a magazine editor would
have given front tooth. Prince Ro-
land Bonaparte has just sent him the
manuscript of an unpublished book on
science with full liberty to use ex-
tracts. The Princess Of Wales sent
him q story. A man publisher, hear.
iar of this concluded that he could do
as much and sent blank check for
another. The check was. Of course,
returned.
Social leaders in New York took the
boy up and made pet of him. Their
children wrote for him and he was in
demand at receptions and fairs, where
he was model of boyish department.
But all this was hard on a growing
boys vitality. Tello will be kept at
school this winter in the country, OUT
of reach Of city excitements. Three
days in each month he will have leave
of absence to come down and get his
paper ready for the press. Next year
be will 60 abroad, and whether he goes
to Paris. Spain, Greece, Turkey,
Africa, South America or China, he
will be able to hobnob with subscribers
and contributors of the most imposing
and dignifed character.
The sanctum Of this young editor is
a museum. There are shelves filled
with cdriosities, and rows upon rows of
photographs. Most of the distinguish.
ed contributors, and some like Queen
Victoria. who have not contributed,
have sent him portraits, SO that the
wall is like a gallery Of notables.
Prince Roland Bonapart is a splendid
looking young man with slight mus
tache. Garebed Keshisklan, the pub
Usher Of the Constantinople IUustru.
ton, is a handsome. middleaged Turk
withra fez and a full brown beard.
0sman Pacha's military coat is cover
ed with military decorations. Prince
Mavrocordato looks out from another
photograph. There is another Of Gen.
eral Sherman and letter, almost The
last he;ever wrote, and other letters
and newspapers in every language.
Nr. Keshiskiaa's Turkish paper has a
pictnre of Tello on its last page, which
ID its first as we would reckon, while
ts title page is on the back. The
ype looks not unlike the Chinese fire.
cracker characters,
Every number Of this young editors
magazine has paid from the first.
There are few editors who could say
IS much. The money goes into q
barefoot fund, to buy shoes for poor
Toys.
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A Word to Husbands.

Love and appreciation are TO a
woman what dew and sunshine are TO
a flower. They freshen and brighten
her whole life. They make her
strong-hearted and keen sighted in
everything affecting the welfare Of
home. They make her to cherish her
husband when the cares of life press
heavily upon him and to be a very
providence to her children. To
know that her husband loves her and
is proud of her and believes in her /;
that even her faults are looked upon
With tenderness = thai her face to one
at least is the fairest 10 all the world !,
that the heart which to her. il lbe
greatest and noblest, holds her sacred!
il its innermost recesses above all
ether #omen, 3 gives her strength I'll,
9sF.ss 's;s. s2 y and 1. sweet, n.,.,.;
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You Tnke No Risk.

In buying Hoods Sarsaparilla, for il
is everywhere recognized as the stand
ard building-up medicine and blood
purifier. 1t has won its way 10 the
front by its own intrinsic merit. and
has the largest sale of any prepara-
ton of its kind. Any honest drug
gist will confirm this statement. II
you decide to take Hoods Sarsap-
arilla, do not be induced to buy any
thing else instead. Be sure to get
Hoods.
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Wlisfqjlaueouz Adu'

The name Of A. G. Yates &
CO. is a household word. The
quality of our goods has built
up our popularity.
For the coming Fall and
Winter we have manufactured
a stock that is sure to please.
Novelties and standard fabrics
are here in plenty, and price,
style, quality and making have
all received our personal care.
With your former needs in
mind we are confident of meet
ing present wants.
Middletown transcript., 1891-09-10

$4,000. 90 ye.v Is being made by John r.
Goodwin, roy, MY at work for US. Reader.
you may NOT make as much, but we can
teach you quickly how TO earn from fS 10
$40 day At the start, and usore as you 70
ON. Both sexes, all ages. In any part Of
Ameriea, you can commence At home, eiy-
ing all your time,o spare moments only to
: the Work. All 10 new. Great pay sUkE for
every worker. We start you. furri.hins,
everything. EASILY, SPEEDILY leaned.
Particulars FREE. Address al ouse.
-sflAsON d co., PokTLASn, mAiER.
Middletown transcript., 1891-09-10

could not bestow. Let a wornan's
life be pervaded with such an in.
fuence and heart and mind will
never grow old, but will blossom and
sweeten and brighten in perpetual
vnnth
Middletown transcript., 1891-09-10

kHv2 Hteaeh any fairly inteigsn peyson OF shcr
IA 1KHHE Usex who read and write. ana Who
W0UU .nsr instruction, win work adasssisuaiy:: dy:
- how TO Three TkspssnS DeiI.rx q
- ssr own they liveI WIN also faish
money for me unlsss sbove Fsslv sns
desire bat work from disiiet earfv
"a yhs A. sss ,sssans ever 5000 Sssr ssck lis NEW
-. O. ALLEN Rex AS0, AGa;ssSa. - . ss@s -
Middletown transcript., 1891-09-10
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Schedule in effect Nov. l6, 1880,

u
d Schedule in effect Nov. l6, 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Av DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
&Express trains
.lO.36, g. M, 1919, #2.45, E5.52 1886 d. m.
NEW YORK, sundays, *2.lS, *7lO o. m.
Boston. as5s p. m, daily, with Pullman
buffet sleeping cars, running through TO
Boston, without change. via Poughkeepsie
bridge, landing passengers in d. 6 NJ. Sta
PHILADELPHIA, week days. .2ls, 500
c sii so 10 .7as :s 40 ss = soo go 10 1895
aae s.Is, IS. Sos. sSli. loo S' p. m. 1'O' -''z'
ESS g s9S g q ~ q is 100 sos, 40
.745, 75O ss44 900, g 10, 1000. so s FL so
M loo ~ = !: SO5, 40. $40, 1884, s.45, s7s6;
CHESTER, Sundays, 2.l3, GAS. &zlo 7D
e.05, i 20 a. nj, LOO, 8a25, SOB, xio. So .5S
6.45. E.s6, s;e5. *an, 1000 p. m.
and *s45 p. m. Sundays, *7.lO a. IN and t2.4S
p. m.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. .45
5:2O. *s.45, s10.S5 a: m *I2.lO, *2lO, ass. *5os
s6.37, .s 90 p. m. daily. ''''
,s BALTIMORE 4 !, &c s'S and way stations 7ao a. M
gALTfMoRE ana principal stations on
Philadelphia division, lO35 o. m. daily ~
NEWARK. DEL, 4.59 7.2O. - 45 4IO3 Am
tl2ia. 255, *5O6. $40, 1887 #s.O7 and ii. 10 D. IN
PiTEsBURG y. SO a. m., sos %. m. dai,v
CHICAGO, *s.45 a. m, +5.O6 p. M, both
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS, +1alo n. IN
4 and .07 p. M, both daily. - A''
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATION, 7sOa. m.
Ia NDEN BER ;' & &cGoMMoDAT1oS 1
week days, $50, l035 a. M, 255 and sos n, m
| sundays, $50 q. M, and sos D. M =
TRAlNS LEAVE MARKET STREET STA
IlON for Philadelphia week days, 545. 10
p m. Sundays, 80 m, u 43. 8 Is N - m "
F0r Baltimore, week days, 5 IS, SD "a 90
| s5 90 pm. nuays'
Baltimore and principal stations on Pht,a.
I1eIpnia division, 1870 IN. daily except Sun.
For Landenberg and way stations, week
% a IN, 5 90 m. '"' sunuAss
., Chicago % ss 1 20 M. daily except Sunday and
Pitlsburg. $50 m daily.
Cincinnati and St. Louis *lI S5 a m daily
except Sunday. '--' N""s
LV. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Weekdays, - q, So o5. s Is, Z IS. *s ID.
%, co. q 81, 30, *5 Is. 5 80, *6 G5. 6 So -
10, 10 l0, IL 30 d IN. ~
sunday, 4 p. 6 Is, IS Is, s SO. 80. 1ot5 s11
a m, ~ % noon. So. 3C), ~ 81, IS, rs Is.
TS2, l0 10 10 and II 80 p m.
Telephone, No. la3
Rates to Western Points lower than via
any other line. "--'D. ="
c. Q. sCULL, Ut. onFIr
Gen'l Pass Agent. General Manager.
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unb ion ct fit iebes @@af. 3iege, Rat5
ober Jertel fanf3ig Gent $50 g. unb
5ebn Gent Go g. ertra fur teben Sag
ooer Sbeil einss Sages, boB IoI9es
Gieb eingeiperrt geuefen, be3ablen. Stir
iebes S@Dein, pferb, MauleieI, Giel,
Sub ober O6fea. trel@e our9 Ben Marz
19al bertauft perbsn, iolen fiinf DoIs
LAT ($5) gere@net tperben. UNI bic I'm.
toffen bes @infangeus, Der Wnae;gen unb
bes Gitterns Der Sbiere 3u oefen. ueber
ben &ef beg @elpes uetfist Sectirn 4
bieier O%rbinau3.
Section IL. Die giaeuibiuter
ie6es flei berumlaufenhen Sb1eres, ME
in Sectionen 2 unb 5 biefes RupiteIs
anasftibrt, iOaeu ftrafdaig fem uub
fed bic Strafe, bonn &ecorber anfer.
leat, ni6t meniger aIs einen Dpaar
($1) unb ni6t mebr aIs 3Danaig Dollar
($20) fur ieoes 8ergeben 6ieier Nrt
b~etrageu.
Baiirt unb s~utsebeiBen ben IS, Mai
1891.
s. 6 9reiner,
Mtteittrt: StQpsrtretenber Wanor.
6. g. @Ial6on, Gtabt.g lett.
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@atk far Wsatterl

gnr iiber 5 Sabren fdon wurbe Wsts.
WinsloD's Sootbing Syrup bon Msil.
lionen BON Matterr beim 3abnen Der
Rtnber angetrenoet. Mirf 9u i'm
S@lafe our9 bas S@reien clues Rinbes
gef6rt, 6as i'm 3ahnen III unb boz
S9merasn toetntg Wena 70, IafIe lofart
eiae Jlai4e BON sNf.S. MtnaIop's sou,
thing gprup" 6oleu. Gein Wertb ii IN.
be5ablbar. Sc mirb BEN fleiueu Qeiben.
ben fOfOrt 9inberung ber}@ofen. Ser.
laBt Sud barauf, Mitter, es lift tein
3tueifel bartber. Gs BELT 9plentern
unb SiarrbDe, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Nierer, beieitigt Min6 R0lit, er.
tDei9t ben @autren, berbinbert gntain,
5ung unb ffdrft bas -ganse Gpfem.
.Wsrs. @inslotns Soothing Sprubs
fiir 5abnenbe Rinber III angenebm In
@ef6mad unb bas &e3ept fiammt Don
einen Der beten neibliGert Nerate In
ben Der. Staten. gs III BET alien
9ruggiften In bet gon3er WeIt aa boz
ben. Prets rs gts. per Tlai6e,
Rduft ni@ts auheres als Mrs. Wias,
lotns Guetbtng 5prup.
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3. 9obaIb eine berartige duplication
an ben ftdbtif&en @lettrtter geri9tet
tuirb, ioQ es befen 4Fi9t fem, ftr iebe
Der In Betra9t tommeuoen @eieai9afs
ten eine ~beionbere Sarbe fur ben Nr=
trt9 Der pfdble gu beitimmer. Ser
ftdbtif9e @lettriter bat barauf ben
etraBea.G ommiRdr, ben @bef bes Geus
erbepartements unb ben gbef bes pos
li3ei'D epartements bon ben Garben Der
beri@tebeaen @eieli@aften In RenntniB
gu ieBen.
43. Sebe 8erlebung ber
0eftmmlngen 6teier Srbiaan3 fol- als
Elm 8ergeben era1tet uerben unb be
perionen, bic Geieai@aft ober gorpos
ration, ober irgenb Elm Qngeftelter.
Ngert Ober 8eamter berfelben, Der fid
irgenb elmer l1ebertretuug Ser Befims
mungen oieier Srbinan3 f9ulbig ma9t,
ipa rod ~erfolgter GsrurtbeiIung our9
ben &ecoroer nit elmer Gelbfrofe bon
nidt inter $40 uub ni9t tiber $500 fir
tebe ein3elue uebertretung ober Ser.
legung Der Beiiimmunger beffraft pers
ben uno ieber Sag, ben bieIelben fi9
tueigern, f@ ben Guorbuungen bieier
Orbinan3 gu figeu, iOa als Elm %eefonberz
tes Tergeben betra@tei tperben. SIN
Sale, baB irgenb cine Ser betrefen6en
perionen ober @eieui@aften fi@ baus
ernb tuetgert, ben Nnorbnungen bieier
Grbinan3 na6autOmmer, fou Der
Stabtratb bic 8efugniB baben, irgenb
cine f6Otii6e 8erorbnung, unter weI'
der beiagte Berfoneu ober @eiefi9afs
ten banbelu, ~auf3ubeben unb elei93ei.
tig ale pribilegien, Seginfigungen
un6 @enebmigunsen, tpeI@en ben Be,
trehenben perionett unb @eieai9aften
setpdbrt wuroeu, 3u~rtidsu3ieben unb fhr
nun un6 ni@tis 5u ertldren. 9ieie Srs
binau3 lou NIT benz Sage ibrer Mnnabs
me in Rraft treten. Sas RapItel LV,
Sectionen l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, T. 8, 9 un6
10 perbeu bierbur@ a~ufgeboben, fobaIb
bic obige Orbinana In &roft tritt.
Mngenommen unb gebiQigt am IS.
Mai 1891.
5. s@reiner,
4tteitirt: eteQDertretenber MapOr.
y. .. @Iaubon, GitDzglert.
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glue 0roiaan,,s
aur 4%menoirung Der 2. unb IL. Seftiou
bes RaDitels go. 2 Der repibir.
ten Orbinan3en Der Gtaot
San Mntonio.

Sci es bur9 ben Sta6irath Der
6tabt San Nntonio perorbuet, boB bic
Sectionen 2 unb IL bes 4apiteIs go. 3
Der rebibirten Srbinanaen Der Stobi
San Mntonio 70 amenbirt tperoen, baE
he In 3utunft fOlSenbermaBen Iauten !:
Section 2. Sc fsn bic gHiAi
oes Stabtmarf9als fein fir bic Grrids
tung zines. 6Hentli6en pfanbfaues
Gorge au trasen uno BARN Bfer6e.
@leI, &inbbieb, S9ofe, 3iegen unb
S9Detne, tuel9e fret In ben fpdter an.
eefabrten @ren3en berumIauien, ein,u.
iperren Dber einfperreu az laIeu; bobirs
ge9en folen 3iegen in iebem Sbeile in.
nerbalb Der Stabtsren3eu ~aufgeeriFeu
tperben. Naes fOI@ 9efunbenes uu0
elngefangenes 8ieb iol einseIperrt tpers
ben uno bic Sbatia9e bur6 bas off.
3teue Organ berS tabt unb bur6 Hotiaerl.
BITE am@ 9duie, poli3ei.6 Station uub
9auptmattt angeI6la9en tDerben, fur
BEN 3eitraum BON finf (5) 9aaen be.
tannt gema9t. Wean mad 4bIauf Der
3eit Der @igentbimer R9 ni6t meIbet,
Lou iol9cs Nieb 6fsntIi9 benz Meif.
bieteaben Dettauft tperben. Ser giaen.
tbtmer ooer oefen N1ent tam inbeKeu
au isoer 3eit bor benz 8erfauIstaae fold
eineefangenes @ieb tpisber ouslbien
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Cine @roiaaaa,
our Nmenbirung Der Section fanf (5l
bes 3aueitea (2) RapiteIs Der rebis
bir:eH OrbinQnaeu.

Sci es bur@ ben Stabtrotb Der 9tabt
San Nntonio b~erorbnet, baB Section
ftnf (5) bes 3peiten (2) Rapitels Der
repioirten OrDinanaen ME annenbirt, 10
a~bgedaoert perbe, ba6 He In 3ufunft
foIgenbermaBea laute:
Section 5. Oieie Orbinana 5oI
| f9 In ibrer Nusfabrung auf folaeube
@ren3en bei9rdnten: Mnfanaen6 an
Der Bride iiber ben 6IuB an @rQrb
Ioenue, bann benz Gl9ife entlang u6rbz
lid aur Soiepbines5 traBe, bann fioli6
5ur Grapion > @traBe, bann 6fli9 sur
pine=S traBe, bann iabli9 aur SIT.
Commerce StraBe, 0anu tueitlid aur
WaInut StraBe, auf Malnut GtraBe
linb benz @eleile Der O. $. 6 g. y.
@ifenbabr our Sdb Shores 8 GtroBe.
bann n6rbli@ our geoaIosS trase, banu
tDefIi9 5ur Sabs9 areoos 5traBe, bquu
r6rbIi6 bis our Rseu3uag nit San
9ouis : etraBe, baum tpeitli9 bis aur
WtebinasS traBe, banrt a6rbIi@ bis aurn
San peoro SLUG, nit bemieIbe1 air
fholi@en Gren5e Der &eIerbatiou Der
San PebrO Springs, bann tueflid aur
tpefli9en Grenae berielben, bann u6rbs
lid our n6rbli@en Gren3e berfelben,
ban1 6fli9 5ur San peoro Nbenue.
oann fibli9 3ur Yart Nbenue, bQnn
tpeitli9 bis gu ibrer Rreuauna nit Ser
upper Sabor Sit@, baum ia6li@ aur
Granb Wbenue, baat nit bieler MDenue
gum Nnfauaspuntt.
gs lei ferner befimmt, baB Nd bieie
Orbinan3 aud auf bas etnaefeuate
@igentbum, tDel@es als s5air Grounds"
uno y@i5erfibe part" betannt IN unb
innerbalb Der Stabtsren3en liest, Be.
siebt.
IuBerbem iei es unssieBli@, bas Der
glgentbtimer, ober befen Wgeat. einen
Wnaen. tuena berielbe tber Elm ssyabr
alt, innerbaI6 irgenb zines SbeiIes Der
StaSgren3en fret berumlaufen IdBt.
Srgen0 elm @%igentblmer. ODER Naent
.0eHelben. ODER fol9e perfon, bic bic
W~erwaltuns 6es Gigentbums fabrt, bic
irgenb cine Der 8erorbnungen bisler
section libertrltt, fol- fir iGulbig ers
a9iet uerben. uno, tuenn bonn Rscorber
als i9ulbiS ertldtt, az elmer @trofe
bon ni6t ueniser aIs fhnf ($5) unb
ni6t mebr OILS 3ueibunbert Dollar
($2O0) b%erurtbeilt tperben.
paiftrt unb genebmist ben Is. WHai
1891.
s. s9reiner.
4tteitirt: Stellberiretenber Mapor.
e. y. laubo H. Staotsglert.
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Galifpruia.@etne.

MeiuIiebbaber fnben elm eroBes So
ger BON feinen california Meinen BEL
Germ s. s. Meper am MIamo
plaaa. 0err Meper iIht bic Weine
on Drt unb Steue aus ul.h tauft bireti
aus BEN 2elier ter. Mein5n9ter. aIs
gutent Qennrr gelinst es Tim iiets, bi.
beffen Scrten au~s3updblen. st fam
ieiae Qunben unc GaniIien nit einem
guien 3rOpfen Derieber. &otb> unb
WeiBweine in por3iigI.@er Qualitdi
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @aGone = frei
tns 9aus seliefert.
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BaKa9e mad, gmrDva.

Die asenturen bes 6errn 90. s.
Voung, No. / Commerce . StraBe,
San 4~ntonio, unb go. COB Wains
StraBe, Dallas, Dertreten iiur bic
anertannt beffen eurppdiIden 9ampfers
Hinien. Serr Oours 1T i'm Gtanbe bic
billt ten &aten 3u geben, ers
tDeilt bereitwilig iebe eetuhni9te gluss
tunft unb beioret febr prDnpt ole Tim
abergebenen Nuftrage. Der nod gu.
rOpc gu reiien pnnI9t, Ober Nerwaaote
berfbertommen lafen min, tuenbe f@
an trger6 cine Der geuannten Maentureif.
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sym GinbereQa gdmhsgtore.

Gde s. 4 fra u. Abe. 6,
1T ioeben angetommen: Sin GROCER
Borratb bon Ginber 8 Slippers unb
@6uben BON Is Gents o~ufDGrts.
9amea Sizes uno Slippets BON rs
@ents aufm6Ets bis gu ben ~feiaften
QuaIit1ten.
9as Eager in 9amen. uno 6erret,
S9ub3eug, bod ober niebrig eei9nit,
ten, NIT Der 6anb ober Maf1ine ges
ma6t, 1T 9rOBartig, 3u greiier, bic
Seoen in Grffaunen feBeu mhHen.
Wer feines uno 3ugleiG bauerbaftes
S9ubtpert tragen min, faufe i'm Gins
berela S9ubs@ Store.
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6err g. S. aQaaer. Wp. 217 oa

&err g. S. @aiiaer. SO. 217 Oa.
6oufon StraBe bdlt ftets bas bolls
fOmmenfc 2ager in 3ei@enmateria.
lien, -3apeten, Garben, @lns, 6piegeI.
gIas. 8iloerrabmen, 6trniRea unb allen
3ei9nerts unb Naler.l ltenRlien. Rhnif.
lerif4 ausgefibrte 8ilber unb Statuet,
ten &c. Rnb In eiuei iebeuspertben @aIs
lerte CUR Mut9t unb gun, @erfauf GUS
geffelt. Sn 3opeten unb 3immerbeto>
rationen III bas @ei9madbOlfe uab
Veuele bort 81 finbeu.
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gas, elettriides 9idt nnb sriehtraft.

Wir beperben uns UNI bic Runb.
i@aft bes pubIifums fur Gas, 3ur 8es
leu9tung un0 gum Ro@en. @rc, Sn.
canbescent, eIettrii@es 2i@t unb elet.
tril9e Sriebtraft. Mir Iiefern Rofen.
ani9Idge fur 0egung Don 96bren la
4dniera, MufteQung BON Gos6fen, unb
elettrif9e 8eleu6tung, Motore. glets
trif9e Sriebfraft pirb prompt geIiefert
bon Der San Antonio o a 8.
Rompagnie. Selepbon PIP.
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"a Der YIumber s. 6. 9ltftme,
No. 20 4penue 8 nabe poif Office,
bat, um ben g~efteieerten @niprhden,
bic on fem @ei6dft eeEfeut merben,
na9tommen sl f6nnen, f9 nit einem
ti9tigen 6admanae, Germ SbOmas,
0Hociirt unb mirb uie getp6bnIi9 aur
3ufriebcnbeit bes pubIitums ole Nuf,
fridge raid erIeoigen. 9eIepbon APT.
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Seeem bas Seine. SDIIanb III
bic bette 8%eaussauele fir 8bee unb
2afee.-WOlt Shr gu@ elm 3ufriebenes
9eim bsri4ofen 2auft 3bee unb
&afee bnn POLAND. D. @s 1T Cure
eigene S9uIb, tpenn Sbr i9ledten Rafs
Tee betommt; Bel 9OlIanb, 237 Weff.
@OmmsrcefroBe, 1T er iiets ausse3eidaet.
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@ Sic neueiten JiI3., etrobs,
Dunlap, 2nOr. unb gtetlons 0tite be-
Paneoait & Sobn.
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Rr 2aBt Sud bel pancoaf &
Sobn einen Gu3ug ma9en; Sbr ipsr.
bet 3ufrieben lein.