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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06
TREATS WITH WONDERFUL

To all those who are afflicted with
any Of the different forms of Catarrh.
would say there is no disease which
presents a greater diversity of symp-
toms, none more loathsome, insidious
and dangerous than Nasal Catarrh.
especially if complicated-as it almost
always is, even from its first appear
ance-with an affection of the throat
From the earliest symptoms (which
are generally attributed to ''a cold in
the head'D to the various ugly and dis
tressing stages through which the dis
ease passes, the patient is hopeful of
recovery and rarely gives it proper
attention until certain alarming symp-
toms present themselves, denoting i'm
mediately the rapid advance of the
malady to the lungs, at the same time
spreading itself along the eustachian
tubes leading to the ears, prod ns
deafness. In short, it soon causes
serious results to the senses of smell,
hearing, sight and taste, producing
catalogue Of horrors which should in
duce any person to make early and
proper efforts to eradicate the disease
while it is in a durable stage. Persons
desiring to get well can do so by using
my new and successful method. They
can be treated at home as well as at my
Office, and it will cause no inconven-
fence or hindrsuce to any business
whatever.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06
FuRS. FURs. FURs.

Finefurs in stock and made to order
Cleaning, repairing, rettting of seal
sacques specially.
MEHEsY, the Furrier, 22O Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06

YESTERDAY IN Washington was a cool,
clear day, but not so CRISP as had been
predicted by some
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06

The LADIES who were out yesterday
needed no rouge to paint their cheeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06
I he Voice

Is easily injured-the slightest irritation of
the throat or larynx at once affecting its
tone, fiexibility, or power. All efforts to
sing or speak in public, under such condi-
tions, become not only painful but danger
Gus, and should be strictly avoided until
every symptom is removed. To effect a
speedy cure no other medicine is equal to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06

THE SHOCKING affair in the office of tho
millionaire, RUSSELL SAGE, will give rise to
peculiar thoughts in the minds of rich men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06
TIE COSMOPOLITAN.

The letters of General Sherman now
being published in tbs Cosmopolitan are
unique; IN fact, so far as the writer knows,
they are the only letters ever written in
the midst Of hostilities by great general
to his daughter. They not only throw
new light upon the character of the great
man himself, but upon the operations then
in process of being carried out. The sec
ond ard last paper, which appears in the
December Cosmopolitan, is unique in
another respect-that it is illustrated by
mao who sat at Sherman's mess table dur
ing the campaigns of which lie writes to
his daughter. Perhaps the article in the
December number which will be read with
the widest interest is that on Rapid
transit, by Captain Lewis M. Haupt,
which is illustrated by every conceivable
suggestion that has been made upon rapid
transit. Mrs. Burton Harrison begins a
new novel, 1.-The Daughters of the South
and another southern article Is by gentle
man who was a confederate off Ger, and is
entitled, Social Life in Richmond During
the War" The Cosmopolitan, New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06
Magical Effect

that I have suffered very little inconven-
fence. / have also used it in my family, with
excellent results, in coughs, colds, &c.
VIM. II. Quartly, AIinlaton, Australia.
lin the spring of 1853. at Portsmouth, Va,
I was Frustrated by severe attack of ty-
phoid pneumonia. My physicians exhausted
their remedies, and for one year was not
able to even articuate word. By the adj
vice of DR.. Shaw l tried Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, and to my surprise and great Joy. in
less than one month could converse easily,
in natural tone of voice. | continued to
improve and have become since well man.
! have often recommended the Pectoral. and
have never known it to fail."- George r.
Lawrence, Valparaiso Ind
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06
HARPER's MAGAZINE.

Hdrper's Magazine for December is
brilliant Christmas number, unrivaled in
the beauty, appropriateness and interest of
its contents. 1t opens with a superbly
illustrated article on 1.-The Annunciation. -
by Henry Van Dyke, including among its
pictures reproductions from the famous
paintings of Fra Angelica, Botticelli.
Wander Weyden and others of the old
masters. William McLennan, the new
Canadian writer, contributes q Christmas
legend, LA Messe de Minuit." Another
strikingly attractive feature of the mum her
is musical pastoral, 1.-THE Maids Choice -
composed and written by w. w. GiIchrjst.
and comprised in series of eleven quaint
drawings by Howard Pyle. Shakespeare
comedy, Measure for Measure" is beau
tifully illustrated from drawings by Edwin
A. Abbey, aud appropriately described and
commenced upon by Andrew Lang. Julian
Ralph contrlbul es another sketch of per
sonal observation and adventure in the far
northwest, entitled "Chartering a Nation. -
which is fully illustrated with Character
istic drawings by Frederic Remington.
The poems, ali illustrated. are by James
Russell Lowell, Annie Fields and Harriet
Prescott Spofford. The distinctive holiday
character of this number peryades a so the
editorial departments. New York: Harper
& Brothers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06
EYE AND EAR. DIR. LYONS.

Hooper Eldredge building, 40 S. Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06
THE CENTURY.

The Christmas Century Is something
more than the usual number of this mapa.
zine under holiday name. 1t is peryaded
with the spirit of Christmas, and both di-
rectly and indirectly touches upon the
Christian celebration. This characteristic
is first evident In the cover, new and spe-
cial design, drawn by George Wharton ia
wards, and printed in gold and brown on
white. The frontispiece is reproduction
Of the painting of THE Holy Fauily.,, bv
Du Mond, young American artist. who
presents in this picture an original c. ncen-
ton of the subject. The number also con
tains engravings OF modern pictures relat
ing to Christmas, as follows: THE Arrival
of the Shepherds" by H. Lerolle with a
poem by Edith M. Thomas): THE Appear
ance of the Angel to the Shepherds. pv p
Lagarde; 1.-THE Annunciation to the Shep-
herds" by j. Bastien Lepage; "Hoiy
Night" by Fritz Won Uhde, and a
Madonna, by Dagan-Bouveret, accom-
panied by poem by Mrs.
Mary Mapes Dodge, entitled "An
Offertory." Relating to the season also
are four stories: The Christmas Shad-
rach," by Frank R. Stockton; "a Christ
mas Fantasy, with Moral,n by Thomas
Bailey Aldrich; "Wulfy; A Waltz a
Christmas sketch from life by Miss Vida
d. Scudder, and 'The Rapture of Hettv -
by Mrs. Mary Hallock F'oote Following
upon W. t. Coleman's account of the yigi,
lance committees in San Francisco come
General Shermau's letters of 1856, setting
forth his relations to the vigilance commit
tee of that year, which it is we'll known
were in opposition. These letters throw
not little light upon the events of the
time, and will be in the nature of a reyeln-
ton to those who know Sherman chiefly a
soldier and veteran. In the Kipling- Bales
tier story of The Naulahka," from the
booming west of America the scene leaps
to India. The Century, New York.
Courage" a story wherein everyone
comes to the conclusion that the courage in
question pro es to be g courage worth
having, is new production of Ruth Og-
denis. No book more delightful or pleas
ing for children has been published this
year. The story is told in that charming
simplicity of style for which the author is
famous and that has endeared her to her
numerous readers. The work is beauti.
fully illustrated, which adds, of course. to
the interest of the pleasing story. For
sale by the Utah Book and Stationery
company, Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06
LITERATURE.

Miss Mamie Dickens. who was always
known as the favorite daughter of Charles
Dickens, has written, for the Christmas
number of The Ladies' Home Journal, her
hrst story. 1t is a semi ghost tale of the
romance OF an old English manor. Miss
Dickens only piece of literary work prsvi-
GUS to this story was the editing of her
1ather's letters for publication. She is
SAID to possess true literary talent.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL
W omen of the United States assembled in
washington, D. c., February % to 25, 1891.
published by order OF the executive board Of
the National Council of Women. Edited by
Rachel Foster Avery, corresponding secre-
tary. Philadelphia: j. b. Lippincott com
pany. Salt Lake. Mrs Emmeline B. Wells.
Price. 81.
1t requires nearly four hundred large
pages to tell what the women said at their
national council last winter, and whatever
one may think of the suffrage question he
cannot read these addresses and reports
without coming to the conclusion that there
Is DIG lot OF gray matter belonging to the
women OF this country. If the American
women were to decide by popular vote
whether or not they would have the ballot
they would probably reject it by an over
whelmlng majority; nevertheless there are
w
10 vote than not few of the ''lords of Gre
alton" who exercise the privilege regu-
larry. This volume is decidedly interesting.
AS You LIKE IT. Things and Thoughts Oracu-
lar and Vernacular. Poetry and Philosophy.
Original and Adapted. History and Hunting.
Romance and Rhyme. Wise and Waggish.
Home and Humor. Old and New. BY Leo
HaefeE. Vol III. Price, 80 cents. Address
the author, Midway, Wasatch county, Utah.
The success which attended the previous
collections of the authors writings under
the title GAS You Like It." has induced
Pror. Haefei to bring out another little
volume OF his characteristic literary work.
ALL AROUND THE YEAR 1892 Entirely new de-
sign in colors, by ]. Pauline Sunter Printed
on heavy cardboard gilt edges. wi tn chain.
lassels, and ring. Size, Az by 5h inches. Bos-
ton: Lee Shepard Price 50 cents.
This most charming calendar is composed
OF heavy, gilt-edged cards, lastly tied with
white silk cord, and delicate, silvered
chain attached, by which they may be hung
on the wall or elsewhere, and are 30 ar
ranged on rings that they may be turned
over as each month shall be needed for
reference.
The WITCH OF PRAGUE. fantastic tale
BY +. Marion Crawford. Illustra ed by W.
J. Hennessy- New York: Macmillan s. Co.
Price, Sl.C0.
Mr.. Crawford is one of the most popular
writers of the day, and whilst he is turn
ing out books at rapid rate, everything
coming from his pen Is finished, nothing
showing lack of thought or haste in prepar-
alton. Those who nave read his MIR
lsaacs" or "Dr. Claudius," will want THE
Witch OF Prague" which is a more vigor-
Gus, more enhancing story than either of
the others. If there be in it that which
gives occasion for criticism, it is its length
40 pages-but this is fault which can
be overlooked in writer who ever uses
superb English and does not introduce
chapters for mere padding purposes.
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Entered at the Postoflce at Salt Lake City.
Utah, for transmission through the mails as
second-class matter
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-15
Diam Ond j o's alth.

The Chicago Herald says that the estate
of the late Diamond 10 Reynolds runs up
to $15. OO0, 600. nothing less; and that one
of the principal requests is for the found-
ing OF manual training school in Chi
cago. 1t is suggested that E ]. Jeffrey,
formerly general manager of the Illinois
Central, Is to be one of the sdmins,ra
tors of the vast estate. If the Herald is
in the right as to the amount of money
possessed by Mr.. Reynolds it has given a
surprise amounting to a genuine shock to
the people along the Mississippi river,
some of whom had a chance to know
about the affairs of the dead millionaire
1t has never before been intimated that he
was worth more than So. 100000 The
Herald iutimates that he became immense
ly wealthy from his Arizona silver mine
investments.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-15
H. is middle aged man and the congre-
CATION of the First church think they have
been very fortunate in securing him.
J.K. Emm. in .Fri,z in Ireland


At Harper's theatre tonight, j. K. Ems
met. supported by an excellent company,
will present Fritz in Ireland"
In this production Mr.. Emmett has
spared neither labor nor expense to make
it one of the leading successes of tie
season. The play, IS originally written
by Carlton, has undergone extensive alter.
alton and revision in text and plot. The
action of the play is laid in Germany and
Ireland, and the outlines of the scenery
compose some of the finest views on
the Rhine and by the famous lakes
of Killarney. This scenery has been
especially painted for the piece from
sketches made on the spots illustrated,
Nothing that the foresight of experienced
playwrights could suggest has been omit.
ted in the scenic accessories of the play.
Mr.. E nmet's long experience as manager
has supplied him with ready facilities for
the selection of the best general aud spe-
cialty artists possessing chars cteristics
adapted to the various dialects and at>
tributes required for the play. A splen-
did success is predicted for Mr.. Emmets
newly revised production of the play.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-15
Lots fSr Sale

In Huber s. Peetz' addition to the city of
Rock Island, being the late Bailey Dsv-
exports homestead, nicely and centrally
located, within five blocks of the post
Office. Title perfect. Terms liberal.
For particulars spply to the undersigned
at the Peoples National bank or on the
premises. JOHN PEETZ.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-15

had cstsrrh of the head and throat
for five years. used Ely's Cream Balm,
and from the first application 1 was re-
lieved. The sense Of smell. which had
been lost. was restored after using one
bottle. have found the balm the only
satisfactory remedy for catarrh, and it
has effected cure in my case.-H. L.
Meyer, Waverly, n. Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-18
Grfreulide 8otidaft fit 9auOreuter.
Weue beutf@e 3plpnie.

Sn Nnertennuns bes GleiBes, Der
Nusbauer, ber Sa9ttgteit unb oes ebs
renpertben Characters ber beut51en
5armet, bat bic Ban Qranias 2anb &
EMANCIPATION @ompagnie, pel6e einen
groBen Sbeil Der megen ibrer groBen
Jru9tbarteit uub ibres a%ugenebmen
unb sefunben 9limas befannten r@t.
@barles 6al6tnfel" befBt. bei@lphen,
bie{es ausseaethnete 2anb nit beutl9en
gauern uub Sbfahhtern au colonis
frea. Dieies 9anb liegt In Mranias
@ounip, Seras, an Der Suite bes mertz
tanif1en 8plfes.
Ser 8ooen 1T nit eanb unb aer,
iebten SeemuiGeln gemif9t, baber
let1t gu bearbeiten, auBerbem bat ct
ben groben goraug Der llnterbemdRe.
rurg. Sas &egenwaRer bleibt aidt in
pfiBen ffeben, langfam perbuntenb
uno ben 8oben Iauernb, ME bas in 10
man6cn @esenben ber Sol iii, foubern
es 3iebt bur9 ben Ioderet1 8pben urb
bereinigt f6 nit benz iberaa unter ber
OberFdhe aur meuige GuB tief 3u fins
benben Waher; in 6olee beHen lit Der
Boben penise 3oll uater Der Cbers
fd6e ir,u1er feu1t, ieIbf in ben trofens
TEN Sabren unb eisaet fth beBbalb 10
bortreffiG fur Semitic unb Obfbau.
IS giebt fem 9anb auf Ser WeIt, tpD
Der Wein tpd6ft ME bier, unb er reift
mebr ols einen Monat friber, als in
Californian.
IS fnb f6on eInige Deuti6e bier,
unter anbereu Trtb zimmerman, mel,
der frtber auf Der Stats Mderbaus
i4uIe nabe 8rpan dig @drtner an.
seffelt NOR.
STIR Sagblieber unb Slider lit es
bas refine paraoies. gs lit bier cine
CUTE @elegenbeit fur eiaen @eiadfts>
mann, um einen fleinen Saufaben,
berbunben nit BaubpIsbonbel, anaus
faugen. bic &ompasnie mirb ben Store
bauen laReu.
Mas oos 2anb 10 empfeblenspertb
ma@t fur bisberiee sfenter, III. BOB bic
2ompagnie ben Seutiden 10 giinffige
Raufbeoingungen felt, fe brauden
ndmli@ bas erfe Sabr teinen Sent @elb
a~nsusablen, aber mhKen f9iosIeid ats
Rebelu unb eiuen She'll tbres getudbIten
Sanbes bebauen. gs Dirb muir on
10 irtIi6e MniebIer, aber ni6t
an @peeulanten ~bettauft. Deuti9e
perben In ieber 8e3iebung bsboraust.
Die Rompagnie bat 0errn 2ouis
s. Srii5l, pel@er In Mranfas BOB
(frtber &Odport genannt) cine Mpoz
tbete befbt, oils ibren beuti6en Mgenten
ernannt fiir ben 8erfauf ibrer 2dnbe=
reien unb piro berfelbe germ bereit iein,
aue Mnfragen gu beantworten, unb bies
ienigen, Del9e fomnnen unb f9 bas
2ano anfeben tpolen, BON MraaIas BOB
aus fret bortbin gu fiibren.
@an berfeble btefe @elesenbeit ni9t,
befonbers ba bas 2anb In Der Nd1e beg
thnftigen SiefwaRer 9afens &ranias
paB 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-18
Sic gtimme Ses wplfes

erreiat uns Ober ipute CO penisftens tbun = burd
ben stimmfateu. Dur@ bteien fpute fe in gpiaunen;
tDneu iprehen. So stebt aber aud NOD anbere Mit,
tel burp peIae ra8 Bolt ietne Meinuns, iber Sral
niat pplittide, bod aber @esenftdnre pom arbetei
WiAtisteit dabert. Dteie bTentIt8en auubsebuuser
iinb erfeIsret@ rber nt&t, ie nadsem fe tlar uni
f@arf, pbsr i@wa9 nnb unbeutlid ert6ncn. @efunbz
belt, bic srObe @esenipenperin, appenrt an aae. ete
tam aber ihreu Gin5us nur ba balten, no bic f@ tbr
entsesentemmerbeu StnberniHe aus benz gBes &C.
rdumt werben. Spitetter's Ma8enbtiters baf jei
nabe5u etnem DritteI : Sabrbunbert nnter alien @r5.
neien ben eriien Stang bebauptet al8 erfclSretde8 Wtttz
tel ,sesen ausemetne Sinfduistett, DpSpepfe, Ser.
.%itpptuns. St6rnnsen Der Nteren= unb seberfuntttcnen
unb a8 S4ilp unb @4uswebr ge9en aQe rnalartaarti:
gen aranttetten. Settbem bic grippe f9 Bel unt
feBbaft sema6t, bat es fia aud ala Mtttel sesen biei'
Seade bepabrt.
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3 ..

= Rad benz Beri9te bes fatiHii9eu
Mmtes murben auf ben teraniI9en 81.
fenbabuen wdbrenb bes perfoHenen
Sabres ITO Perfonen est6btet uni
1.614 perleBt. Hitter ben @rterer be.
fano li1 nur ein paRaeier, As porer
8abnangeitelte unb GA ranbers" ger.
fonen (pabri9eibli9 Cramps, bic fid
.auf Gra9t3hge idmuggelter unb fol9e,
bic tiberfabrea tpurben.) Bon cen Der.
Iebten tparen 1889 8abnaugefelte,
142 paHasiere uab 1873 ranoere" Ser.
fonen. Don spei 2inien fiebt Der Be.
ridt nod aus. Sieie Nneaben tDirber
bebeutenb ON SntereKe eepinnen, tpenf
m~itgetbeilt noroen pdre, tDie groB BIZ
@efammt3abl bet bon ben 8abnen be-
f6rberteu pahagiere 1T, bamit bel
pro3entfob bdtte ermittelt merben t6n'
men.
- Die 8erinte Iber ben @eaenfa0
Der begangenen Mo9e Iauten tpie folet
College Station: gs fielen 7.0e
3el in brei Sagen. Salinas:
5.84 3ou in bier Sasen. @usf9tsr
finb gut. 8renbam: $40 3ou IN
bier 3ageu. Nuftin: 9.75 3ol In
fanf 3agen. Waco; 4.55 3oG in
brei Sosen. @rrficana:2 80 in
brei $agea. Sort Wortt; 95.
guerD: 500. Neu ulm: $50.
@aftrobiIIe: 2.75. SempIe
5.15. &ounb Rod: 6.28.
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0ierbet finb aber bic tdgIiden
3isbungen, bererl @efammtbetrag fid
ui@t genau fetfeQen IdBt. Der aber fes
oenfaQs 2 Miuionen Dollars pro Sabr
tiberfeigt, nod ni9t nit eingereAnet.
Diefem Dproii" e~egenttber, ber-uenn
mon bic m~efferi6ien vanberer Nusaas
benz 6es obigen Wuspeifes basu red.
net, fowie einen 9beil ber entldiebeu
gu bod angegebenert Museabe Gnmme
fur @n3eigen, 0uf runb $40, 900, 900
pm Sabr tommt-if es a~lerbiuas bes
greihi@, baB Der @eielf9aft bic Ser.
ldagerung ibres CHARTERS ben preis BON
81. $50. 600 prc Sabr mertb it'll
I'm bic gebeutung Der iebigen 26ms
pfc In S0uiiana ridtig su tptrbigen,
muB man einen Bid sutidmerfeu auf
bic Gef6t9te bet 2ouifana . 2otterie.
@eieai9aft unb auf bic &ole, uelGe
biefe 2otterie bisber In Der gel9i6te
ots Staates 2ouiFana gefpielt bat.
Die 9ouifaua : 2otterie tpurbe i'm
Sabre 1868 ~gegrtinbet. sic mar on.
fdngli6 flein unb unbeSeutenb urb
bate Ni9ts nit Der politit au tbur.
Do tam bas Sabr 1876 unb nit ibm
Der groBe Nuffanb In Nem Orleans
unb bic 3eit ber 9oppe. &egieruua.
AIs H@ bic @eielf6aft senbtbigt fa6.
fir cine Der beibea Hegierunge1 partei
5u ergteifen, ertldrte He R6 f6r ben
bemotratif9en Gouberneur NiGols, Der
oann au9 bon bet 8unbes. @egieruna
enerfannt murbe, WiHoIs batte baS
ni6t gum iueni9fen Der finansieaeu
Geibilfe Der 2otteries@ efelfdaft au
b~erbanfen, bur6 bic es ibm erm6gIiht
mar, bas Quorum In Der 2eaislatur
oufreGt au erbalten. GeItsamer We!le
if er ieBt elmer Der erbittertien @egner
Der 2otterie.
Der politif9e ginfluB Der 2otteries
GefelfGoft pu9s baIb berart, baB He
ibermhtbig tpurbe. purer llebermutb
NOR ss, bab He bonn 6taate berlangte,
baB er ben 8erfauf onberer 2ottsrie.
Goofe, als tbrer eigenen, freng berbie,
ten unb betrafen foue. Siefe S5orbe.
runG fibrte 3u einem 8ru9 apifden
Der Hegierung unb Der 2otterie. @eiel.
f6dff, Der 10 melt getrieben murbe, baB
bic 6taatslegislatur bic 6rage Der uns
Notwithstanding bes CHARTERS Der
@efeliGaft In @rtpd9ung sos unb baB
bic Aunu1irung beRelbei1 aud tbotfd@.
lid erfoigte. IS mar bas I'm Sabre
1879.
Nber bic @eieai6aft bate cine Ras
tennafur, Der ri@t 10 lei9t Der Garaus
3u MAIDEN mar. @dbrenb mon nod
Satiiber bia= unb berfritt, oh bic 9esis'
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Gine beimiide Snonitrie.
@eo. Mamorp,s 9ampf . aiferei.

Man b6rt bdufg. baB beimiiGe Sn.
bufris = na6 benz 9pri6morte: ,Se,
propbet gilt ni9ts in ieinem Batter.
lanbe" lin Der eisenen @tabt tpenig
anerfannt tpiro. Stun, BEL @eo. Mans
orb's Gampftiferei 1T bies ni9t Der
Gal. SIN @egentbeil finben bic Gas
brifa!e Der Gabrit reiBenben Nbiab unb
fe 1T nit Muftrdgen ni9t uur bon bier,
ionbern BON dberaQ ber, f6rmIi1 hber,
bduft. Der grfols Der eroBartig eins
gerigteten 2iferei III tein @ebeimniB.
6err Manbtp TT eia Wfeiifer In feinem
Go6e. ct bat ME barcuf getpartet,
baB ibm austpdrtige Ronfurretls aupor.
Tam, fOnbern er f9nitt He tets ieIbff
OBJ, iubem er bic neueffen Mni@oHunsen
modte unb Sic neueffen Maf1inen aufs
ffellte. 0eute III ct fur bic bebeutenb.
fen Nuftrdge in TdRern, 8otti6en, 81.
iternen &C. eiaseribtet unb ane werben
fe prompt ausgefibt. Bic Rhferei Be-
finbet f6 108 unb ITO Iuitin=5 trabe.
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&. 8. Collins waaaufacturiua

s.. s. Collins misunderstanding
60, go. l, 3. 5 unb z OF. 6oufon.
Strabe, bat bic gr6Bte Nuspabl in
Wiuos, pferbefrafts, Dampf, unb
0anbs pumpen aler Nrt unb bor3ig,
li6fter 2onftruftion; MaHer . &6bren
oaer Nrt nebf 3ubeb6r int @roBs unb
Rleinbonbei. 6pbrauIiIhe &ammen
uub Winbmiblen aller Gr6Ben gum
pumpeu unb Mablen fub bort gu pa.
ben ober Derben auf 8etelung beiorgt.
SroBe Gusnobl in allen Mrtitelit unb
bilige preiie BET ge~biesenfer Nus.
fthruna.
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@roBe Nusmabl In Minter : Waaren
ioeben angetomnaen i'm
Cinderella G@mbsYalaft!
Die feinffen Serren. unb Damen.
59ube. fotrie au9 bic beften unb bau,
erbaftefen SOULS dube fir 2aaben
unb Mdb9en.
@mpfeblenstpertte Npbitdt: 9oIge's
naRsrbi9te GiI3idube uno Gil3 . Pan'
tnffetnl
neberbaupt NIes, mas In einem re.
guldren edub /. @ei9dft eriter RlaKe
gu finben III!
Cinderella S6ub.paIof,
Ode 5ouiionfraBe u. slbe. 6.
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Bs- Minaeab & Adams ba.
ben tebt ibr @siddft er6fnet unb ieben
benz 8efu6e bon Gunben eutgegen, auss
gertfet nit einem 6uBert reidbaltisen
Eager bon 0erren.S oilettes Mrtiteln all
ler Nrt, bon 0iten, Rrabatten, 2rasen
unb Mau@ettea &c. 237 SfsSoufons
5traSe.