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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30
X E Y
Says all indie ations go
to show a lower
Flour Market.



The year just about to close has been
one of almost unsurpassed bounty to the
products of the soil. No such reports
of the enormous yields of the earth, i'll
this land of ours, have ever before heeI
brought to our notice. We have enough
and to spare, and to day, for reasonable
consideration, if the gamblers in the
necessities of life do not prevent, we shall
be able to fill the lap of the impoverished
aud famine stricken millions of Europe,
whose cry for bread now sends thrill
of pain through the civilized world
Shall they who to-day are striving to keep
body and soul together by feeding upon
grass and herbs be denied the commonest
nee. ssities of life when we have so much
to spare2 And shall the great national
heart of charity and pity be hindered
from sendin relief to the famished ones
of Europe who are dying like sheep for
want of sustenance? If permitted to do
work like this, the Thanksgiving SO Pc
culiar to our land will reach further. But
while we are thinking of the needs abroad,
so strong and eloquent in their pathetic
appeal, let us not forget, amid the r-joic
ings of The present, amid the many
blessings we receive, and often beyond
our merit, let us not forget the "poor we
have always with u.s." and that "when We
will we may do them good" To Glove
thy neighbor as thy elf, 'in the things per
tanning to this life, can have no more per.
feet illustration than in the bestowal of
the benefactions 50 many stand in
want of, and which we can SO
easily confer 1t requires no ser
monizing to prove that sit is
more blessed to give than to re-
ceive." The speechless tongue and
the eyes filled with tears of gratitude for
vOnr kindness dear reader will express
more to you than the most copious vocab-
ulary. A table we'll filled once in a year,
it may be, by your thoughtfulness and
care; warm garment to shield the weak
or the SICK bin of Goals, whose bright
ness tells them the story of the love of a
fellow-b ing,-these are the things that
wiring out blessings upon your head and
brighten your path upon the earth. You
may not know all the joy you are per-
mitted to be the author of in such things,
but being thankful yourself, You show it
most beautifully and practically when it is
made to alleviate the distress of another.
What with bright skies and happy
homes, fond recollections and joyous re-
unions; hearts filed with the love that
seeks others good as well as our own, we
have reason. indeed, for the thanksgiving
all are called upon to express to "the
Giver of every good and every perfect
gift" And wheresoever Kelly may go,
may he find no earth-born cloud shutting
out the brightness which it is fondly
hoped all may partake of in the passing
season, as it kindles anew IN the heart the
remembrance of blessings given and bless
irgs received.
Mckinley has done his part on sugar
Kelly has done his part on -four. Men Of
wealth come next.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30
The Power of Gastric Juice.

at has been demonstrated more than
once that the gastric juice in the stom-
ach wiz digest anything living" re-
marked a physician. 81 do not believe
the stories you often. see in the news
papers about snakes and other animals
existing for months in the stomachs of
men. If you swallow a small reptile
while drinking water from spring, in
due course of time will wager that the
creature will become part and parcel of
you through digestion and assimilation.
| have experimental with a dog in a
rather cruel way, but it proves my as
sertion. once cut into dogs side and
placed the ear of live rabbit in the
stomach. Several hours afterward the
end of the ear was gone, as if it had
been cut off with sharp knife The
gastric juice had pulverized it."-Pitts-
burg Dispatch
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30
E. G. Kilduf s.
Grand Opening
Boys and oh;|dten.s p'tment
v ednesday,
November IS, 1891.

No end to orr great sale. The volrm.
of trade has been SO great that we have
been compelled to add to our already
large quarters the largest and best
equipped Children's Department in the
state.
Some of the bargains we offer in this
department will more than satisfy the
closest of buyers. All Wool Indigo Blue
Jersey Suits from 2! to years for 50. rs,
800, 400, 800
Boys all wool Suits from 4 to IA years
for $3.50. This suit would be good value
for So So
A new and complete line of $500 $50,
AGO and 800 Suits
Boys Double Breasted Suits. We re
offering a complete line of Black Chev
lots, Fancy Worsteds and Scotch Plaids
from 81 80 to 100.
Boys and Children's Overcoats, all
prices and styles.
Boys and Children's Refers from to
16 years from 50 so to 90.
Boys Shetland listers for $500 which
is 100 lower than can be bought for in
the city.
Children's Pants from 47c to S1.75.
A complete line of Boys and Childrens
Hats, Caps and Neckwear No fancy
prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30
You've tried DIR Pierce's favorite pr

You've tried DR. Pierce's favorite pre-
scription have you and you're dis
appointed. The results are not imme-
diate.
And did you expect the disease of
years to disappear in a week? Put a
pinch of time in every dose. You
would not call the milk poor because
the cream doesn't rise in an hour? If
there's no water in it the cream IS sure
to riae. If there's a possible cure, DR.
Pierce's favorite prescription is sure to
effect it, if given a fair trial.
You get the one dollar it costs
back again if it don't benefit or cure you.
We wish we could give you the makers
confidence. They show it by giving the
money back again, in all cases not bene-
flied, and it'd surprise you to know how
few dollars are needed to keep up the
refund.
Mild, gentle, soothing and healing is
DIR Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Cures the
worst cases permanently. No expert
menting. It's "Old Reliable" Twenty
five years of success.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30

WASHIN TON, Nov. 3O-FOr New England;
Fresh northcrly winls and generally clear
weather; fair and s!i4 htly warmer to morrow.
For Eastern New York, Eastern Pcnnsyl-
vania, New Jersey, Maryland AMI Della
ware: Continued fresh northerly winds and
fair weather; sill yhtly warmer and probably
fair to morrow.
For Western New York and Western Penn
sylvana: Slightly warmer; light variable
winds and generally fair, warmer and fair TO-
morrow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30
The alscovery OF the coat and hat be-

The discovery of the coat and hat be-
longing to William Roberts proves be-
You'd doubt that he and his cousins
William and John Graham, were drown
ed in the lake near Erie 1hanksg living
Day.
The four prisoners who for many
months had been digging a tunnel be-
meath the Western Penitentiary at
Pittsburg have been put in solitary con .
fnemeut. They had dug from pack
ing house in the prison yard to within
eve feet OF liberty
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30
lso Inquire into Higgins Death.

VALPARAISO, Nov 80 The Judge of
Crimes has appointed a commission to
inquire into the cause Of Higgins death.
Tie commission will also undertake. to
ascertain whether the bullet-noie in
Johnson's neckerchicf was causeI UY Il
rife ball or a bullet from IL revolver.
If it was made by q riff. ball, then Rig
gins was killed by the police; otA.rwlse
by a nembe OF the MOB.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30
Archbishop Kenrick's Jubilee.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 3O.-The celebrate on
of the fiftieth anniversary of the ordi-
nation to the priesthood of Archbisho p
Kenrick, began this morning, with tn G
singing of a pontifical high mass by
Cardinal Gibbons. Ecclesiastics from
all parts of the United States are pres :
emit The ceremonies will last four
DAVIS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30
Twenty-Five Killed, Not Two.

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 3O.-Three la
borers ON the Northern Pacific road have
made affidavit that % or more men were
killed by the landslide at Canton Sta
ton, on the line of the Northern Pacific,
Wednesday. The statement was pub
lished that only two men were killed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30

THE construction department of the
Worlds fair has solved the problem of
how the millions of visitors are to be
fed Plans decided on call for twenty
seven principal restaurants or cafes.
and, in connection with them, 1lj
dining rooms, which are to he opened
in ten of the principal buildings.
In the manufacturers building there
will be, on account of it's great size.
sixteen restaurants, but the most at
tractive restaurants will be found in the
"bays' of the gallery at the north end
of the electricity building, which over
looks the lagoon. The bays are 9Gx9S
feet, and their floor space is to be divi-
ded into nine dining rooms. In each
bay and around the series of dining
rooms is Il balcony, 24A115 feet, and
here guests will be served in fair
weather. In the mines building there
will be one restaurant-in the gallery
and four in the machinery building.
In the restaurant of the fisheries build
ing only oysters and fish will be served.
Appropriately enough, too; dairy
kitchen" will be found in the dairy
building, and railroad lunch
counter in the transportation building
The agricultural building will not be
dIgnified with Il restaurant; it is tc
have an immense "lunch counter
The calculation is made that 5000 PEG
pie will be able to sit at table at the
same time, and for their accOmmoda
ton 900 waters, cooks and sculIion,
will be employed. TIL" dining rooms
will cover five acres of space.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30
liIaine is a Well Man.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 80. ITO consult
his medical adviser, DR.. Madison lay
Tor, was the prime reason for Mr.
Blaine's trip to Philadelphia. Mt
Blaine learned that he WAS in better
health and strength now than he was
four years ago and that six
months and a year hence he would
be stronger than he is now. He
learned further that he is as good q
man physically at 81, Mr.. Blaine's age,
as nybcdy e.se of like age.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30
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Providence, sssa ,lssl3 Danbury,
Worcester. Sf<}9l5A>%t2 Newburgf.
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Sunday Mail.
q. r. Williams, SUp't, Fast Hartford,
4. <. Kendall. G. p A Boston
sept. q, 1891.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30
FOR SALE.

Ten or twelve good horses, well broke
sound and gentle. Will be sold cheap
separately or together if sold at once
Also, canopy top carriages. Concords,
double and single harnesses, whips, robes,
blankets and everything pertaining to
frst-class livery stable Real estate fer
sale in all parts of the city. Business and
Commercial Mems Confidential Agency
Money leaned on first mortgages. All
kinds of bills collected. For information
concerning anything in the above notice,
call or address
.r J. s. FAY, Deputy Sheriff.
Office 10 South Main street tup stairs J
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30

If the statements made by California
and New York republicans to the
national committee of that party be
accepted, and there are good reasons
for believing that they stated the situa-
ton just as it appeared to them, there
is little chance for the electoral votes of
either of those states being cast for the
republican nominee next year. And
according to the same sources of infOr-
nation it will require hcrculean efforts
on the part of the party managers to
keep the northwest in line, notwith-
standing the holding of the convention
at Minneapolis. These statements are
but ConiirmatOry of democratic infor-
California. Although it had long ago
been determined by the democratic
leaders to make hard fight for that
state, it was done more on general
principles than because of any specific
knowledge of a change in the senti-
ments of the people toward the republic
can high tariff. That the northwest,
the great agricultural section, is slowly
but surely adopting democratic ideas on
the tariff, is as certain as that the sun
rises in the east and sets in TIE west.
and if there is no mistake made by the
party leaders a majority of the states III
that section will become, in time, us re
liably democratic as Texas.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-30

Much interest is already expressed in
the meeting of the democratic national
executive committee, which will be
held at Washington, December s, to fix
a time for the meeting of the full COM
mittee to select the time and place for
holding the next national convention.
Washington, Cincinnati, Baltimore,
Minneapolis, New York and Detroit are
already in the field.
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aats tsir @attesg

8nr lber 50Sabren iaon tpurbe Wsts.
MinslDD's 9potbing Snrup Don Mil=
lioneu BON Mltterr beim 3abnen ber
Rinber angetrenbet. Mtrlt Gu i'm
S1lafe bur6 bas S@reieu eines 2inbes
seft6rt, bas i'm 3ahnen TT unb Dor
Shmer3ea r,eints Wenn 10, IaNe iofprt
etne Slafae BON sMEs. Mtnslom's 500.
thing Gprup" hpiea. Gsin @ert9 iii IN.
be3ablbar. Gs tpiro benz fleinen 2eibea.
ben fofort 2in6erung beri9aHen. Ser.
laBt gu9 borauf Miitter, es TT fem
3peifsl bariber. gs BELT Sbisnterp
unb Siarrbpe, regulirt ben Mogen unb
tte Nieren, befeitigt Winb 2cIif, cts
Dsi9t ben 8aumen, berbinbert @nt3an,
oung unb itdrft bas sause SpHem.
sMrs. Winslpps Soothing Snrup"
fur 3abusnbe Ginber 1T ongenebm in
@el@mad unb bas @esept fammt BON
einem Der beften tpeibli9en Nerate in
ben Ser. Staten. IS 1T bel alien
9rusgifen in ber gan3en Wslt au boz
ben. 8reis IS @ts. per 6laI9e.
Rauft ni9ts auheres als Mrs. Wias,
Ions 6oothing Shrub.
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Grfrealide 8Otldaft fit Qaubreuter.
Weue oeuti@e Sp1pnie.

Sn I%nerfennuns bes GleiBes, Der
Iusbauer, Der Si@tieteit unb bes ebs
rentuertben @barocters Der beuti9en
Jarmet, bat bic 8ap NranIas 2ano G
Smmi9ration GDmpagnie, mel1e einerl
groBen 2beil Der pesen ibrer sroBen
Jru6tborteit unb ibres a%ugenebmen
unb ~geiunben Glimas betannten st.
CHARLES 0a!biniel" befbt, bei9loHeu,
biefes ausge5eidnete Ganb nit beutI1en
gauern uab Sbfai1tern gu co!oni.
fireu. 9ieies 2anb liest In Mranias
@ounip, Seros, an Der Suite bes meri>
tanii9en @olfes.
Ser 8nben lit nit Ganb unb sers
iebten @eemuiGeln semi9t, baber
lei1t gu bearbeiten, auBerbem bat er
ben groBen VOr5ug BET unterbemoRe.
rung. Sas @egenwaKer bIeibt aidt in
pffBen teben, Ianoiam perounfenb
uno ben gObeu iauernb. nie bas In 10
man9en @esenben bet SOIL lit, foabern
es siebt bur6 ben loderen 8ooen uno
pereiniat i@ nit benz tiberal unter Der
Obsr f1d@e nur menige SUB tief au fins
benben Mafer; in 5olee be1en 1T Der
Boben Denige 3ou inter ber Obers
fiddle INNER feu9t, ielbf in ben trodens
fen Sabren uub eiguet f9 beBbalb 10
bortreffi6 fhr Semitic unb SbHbau.
Sc siebt fein 2anb auf Der Melt, no
Der Wein md9if Die bier, unb er reift
mebr dig einen Monat frtber, als in
Californian.
@s finb i@on einise 9euti@e bier,
urter anberen Grib 3immermann, pel'
der friiber auf Der Stats : Mferbau=
i@ule nabe Brpau dig @drtner on.
geiteat NOR.
Git Saeblieber unb Slider 1T es
bas refine parabies. gs 1T bier cine
cute @elegenbeit fur einen @eiddftsz
mann, UNI einen tleinen &aufaben,
Derbunben nit BauhoIabanbel, anaus
fan9en, bic Rompa8nie mirb ben Store
bauen lafen.
Was oas 2anb 10 empfeblenspertb
ma@t ftr bisberise Renter, 1T, baB bic
Gompagnie ben Seuti6en 10 ginitise
Raufbeoingungen ftelt, fe brau6en
rdmli9 bas erfe Sabr teinen Gent @elb
an3u5abIen, aber mtiKeu fi9 fogleid ans
1ebeln unb einen She'll ibres semdblten
2anbes bebauen. gs nirb nur an
mirtlide NniebIer, aber nidt
an Speenlanten b%erfauft. 9euti9e
ruerben in ieber 8e3ie5ung bebor3ugt.
9ie R%ompaguie bat 6errn 9ouis
8. 8rii5I, meI6sr In Nranfas paS
(friiber @odpott genannt) etne Mpo=
lbste behbt, ols ibren beutf@en Ngenten
ernannt fir BEN 8erfauf ibrer 2dnbes
reien unb mirb berislbe germ bereit iein,
ale Nnfrasen gu beantporten, unb bies
isnigeu, wel9e fOmmen unb f@ bas
Sanb anieben molten, bon Mranias paB
aus fret bOrtbin gu ftbreu.
@an Dsrfeble bieie @elesenbeit ni9t,
b%eiOnbers ba bas 2anb In Der Ndbe beg
tanffigen siefmaFer. 6afens Nranias
BaB 1T.
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s. aalteper & eobn,
asbOleiale= umS aetail armsstftea.

Das &siail , @ef6dft, iomie bic &es
ceptur obiger Girma inb Die bebeutenb.
fen in San Mntonio, pobpn Sober
tagtdgli@ fd gu iiberaeueen @elesens
belt bat. IS berrfht in Der Npotbete
geraoe3u elm pbdnomena!er @erfebr;
man erbGlt bier NQes frii1 - bat in
alien Departments, namentli9 aud in
BEN ber patentmeoi3inen = bic gr6Bte
Nusmabl, uno bic @eceptur iii ben be.
fen unb gemi1enbafisften 9dnben OTIS
b%ertraut. Sas Dbolefale @ei6dft
nimmt BON Sabr gu Sabr einen srbBe.
rem nmfang on, benn Mpoiseter in Der
Stabt unb auf benz 2anbe baben bic
G~rfabrung gema6t, baB ie bier bor.
t5eilbaft faufen uno auf bas promps
telte bebient per6en. Die Girlna Ralt.
eyer ftebt nit ben erifen 0duiern Der
Ser. Staten In @etbinhuug unb ime
portirt biele Wrtifel brett in bebeuten,
ben Quantitdten. Nuf Mnfra9e tuerben
preisliiien berfanbt. Wir t6nnen allen
u~nieren betrefenben 2eiern ratben. nit
obiger renommirten Girma gefddftli@
an3utntpfen.
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WEINSTEIN & co.

OtutW
8n9banOlulg II. &~onaIzS ibliotbef,
SO. 4 0its8ouicnftrabe, San antonic.
0prratbig fitS iplsenbe Munnane a 8
Sent pet Seft.
3ebn Sabre unter ber Grpe, pber S@nlb
un6 Sihne.
! Die 8riber Der 2a6t (Qiltorii9 rpmans
tide Gr3dbIunsen).
@eddfet, pber bas @lodlein bon 8urstbal.
Der Serr ber Ra9t, ooer Neue @ebeimnthe
BON Haris.
Muf einfamsr Sniel, oser uni9ulbis pers
ftoBen.
Der SHarfridter bon Berlin.
Des @eIterobererS Slid nnb @nbe (gtaz
pplepn).
@enopeba, bic frpmme Dulberin.
Das Ih6ne Sabritmao9en.
Das FINITE @ebpt.
fn56uIbtg gum Spbe berurtbeiIt.
S9tnoerbannes, Der grDBte &auberbaupts
mlartn beS 19. S~nhrbunberts.
Die S~obtenfelber spn Sibirten.
OaS Sinh Der 8erforbenen.
Die GnIfde @rdftn.
(3n ieoetn btefer Nentane 2 SLIDER ais @ras
tbs : 9rdmien
sdmmtlids beuti9e 8eiti6rifteu rno 8as
der ftets an Snnb.
Hrpbebefts tueroeu auf Ner(angen
arattS beriaaOt.
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BafIaae uaa Garopa.

Die Ngentur bes 9errn W. 5.
ODung, $50. l Commerce . StraBe,
San antonio, reprdientirt bic
Sampfer beg Norbbeuti6en 2loDbs, TO-
Dte bic Der 9amburqer Nftien : @eieQs
i@aft uuO 1T 6err Ooung int @taube
bic biIIig ten Raten gu geben,
ertbeilt berettwilIig iebe getphnf6te aus
funft unb beiorst febr prompt ale inn
hbergebenen yuftrdae. Wer mad Gu,
ropa gu reiien pini6t, ODER Berpanbte
berabertommeu lahen min, menbe f9
on %genannte Mgentur.
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efu1 Cinderella ghuhsgtprs.

Gde 6ou # 0 II ftraB II. abe. 6,
1T foeben angetommen: Sin GROCER
8orratb BON Ginoer : Slippers unb
S6uben BON Is Gents aufmdrts.
Samen Sizes uno Slippers BON rs
Gents aufDdyts big gu ben f~einften
QRalit1ten.
Sas 2ager in 9amen. uuo 9erren.
S9ub3eug, bod ooer niebrig gef9nits
ten, nit Der 0anb Ober Mai6ine ge'
nla6t, 1T groBartig, gu preiien, bic
Seben in grltaunen ieben muHen.
Wer feines uno auglei6 b%auerbaftes
@9uDperf tragen min, faufe i'm gins
oereua S6ubs5 Store.
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Eegas ..

9ie gemobuer bon &unge baben
eiuStimmig f@ cine 56ulHeusr Don
Is @ents auferlegt, um fir 81. 900 Elm
S9ulbaus au bauen. Die nsue eli.
ferne Bride apii9en pana Maria uuo
Garnes Gitp iber ben San Natonio
GtuB 1T feriisgefent.
= Nus eagle 9aB unb umeeseno
Derben eubli6 fdusre &egeughhe bes
ri@tet. bic ii9 Bis binein nod Msrjto
ertredten unb ou6 Der 10 iebr unter
Der Srodsnbeit leibenben 0oquna 3u
CUTE tamen.
9enrp Wapanb in Garmean,
Japeite @ountp, BAT feline 3abtungss
einfeuung angetfnbiet.
Die 8roeerDDdBbIer in Sort
Wort9 baben cine sfdmorse 9iite" bon
Gunben angefertist bic ni9t 3ablen
uab benen Der 2rebii ~usrpeigert wiro.
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9oHnung auf nod INNER b6bere Preiie
aurldsubaIten. IS taun 9eueu, bic
9ounelIDs &atb befolseu, oann ober
lei9t ergeben. wie ienen teranii6en
Garmern, bic I'M porigeu Sabre ibre
8aumwoue gu 9 Gents per pfunS ni6t
p~srfaufen Molten uno bic na9bsr frob
iein mubten, wenn fe Z Gents Oaihr bes
tamen.
5ut6inion meint, bas @ei@dftsiabr
1912 werbe in 5pIge Der groSen
Wei3em @rnte gu einem %bentutrbigen
in Der @eidi9te bes amerifanif9en
SanbeIs per6en. 9oHentli9 aber ni6t
nur i'm SatsteRe Der 9pefulanten. fons
bern in erfter 2inie Der prnbucenten !
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Gerr 6. $. Maaaer, go. 217 Oh

Gerr 6. s.. Miaer, $50. 217 OF,
0oufon @traBe bdlt TETS bas bols
tommenfte Eager In 3ei9enmateria.
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, Spiegel,
gIas, 8iloerrabmen, Girnifea unb allen
3ei9nens unb Malersu tenfIien. aiinf.
lerii6 ausgefibrte 8ilber unb Statuet.
ten &c. Rab In einei Reconsideration @aIs
lerie our QnH6t unb gum Wertauf ouss
geGelt. Sn &apeten unb 3immerbefos
rationen TT bas @ef9maduolffe unb
Neuefe bort su inben.
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Sem aeebrtea 0ablifuut

bic gana e~rgebene Mnaeige, baB mir
bur9 uniereu neuen Santnasen in ben
Staab geiebt finb, 2ampen : Del unb
@aioline unieren &uuoen ms 9aus gu
liefern uno bort Dor3umeRen. @afos
lines unb Seltannen NIT Grabn fhbrt
Der Wagen TETS nit unb f5nnen ben
geebrten Runben auf 8~erlangen our
8enubuug iiberlahen weroen. I'm ge'
uei9ten 3ufpru6 bittet bic
Wtffinn Oil Co.,
(Subaber 5. %. u. Gromberg.)
Is u. alamOtraBe. Selepbon SAB.
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Galifpruias@esne.

Weinltebbaber inben Elm groBes ga'
ger bon feinen California : Weinen BEL
GERM s. s. Meper am Nlomo
plaaa. 9err Meper iu6t bic Meine
an Ort unb 5tele aus ut.h tauft brett
aus Dem Seller ter Mein3hGter. Nls
gutem Renner selinst es ibm hets, biz
beften Sorten a~usauudblen. Ut fam
feline 2unben unc Samilien nit einen,
guten $ropfen berieben. &rth- unh
WeiBmeine In Dor5agl.6er QuaIit6t
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @alOne = fret
tns 6aus geliefert.