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DIR. CHARLES A. CLINTON.

The subject of this sketch, WHO on ac-
count of the success which attended his
early practice, became known a decade ago
as the lucky doctor of the Mission" is Of
Irish birth and education. He began the
study Of medicine twenty-five years ago in
the city of Dublin, which started some Of
the most eminent men in the profession on
their career OF usefulness. Before COM
pleting his course, however, the youthful
Esculapius fell foul Of the then existing
coercion laws and was forced into exile.
For some years the vagaries of fortune led
him to different parts of the world. until
he reached the Golden Gate, settled here
and completed his studies in the medical
department of the University. With
great foresight he chose the southern
outskirts of San Francisco as his field of
operations, and before many months Sc
cured name and a practice. Since then he
has come prominently before the public as
member of the Board Of Health, by APP
pointment OF the late Governor Bartlett,
while in the medical world he has gained
distinction. Three years ago the doctor en-
tered the married state, taking for his bride
Miss Clara Nolan, niece of the Idte a, J.
Donnelly. The doctor is now a man of
means, and is-Nell known among the poor
as & Warm-hearted friend and generous
giYer.
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Is one of the firm of Neustadter Bros. He
ranks among the solid citizens of our com
munity and is foremost in enterprises 10 in
crease our credit and further our welfare in
commercial fields as we'll as in those broader
phiIanthrOpic affairs which depend for their
prosperity upon the aid Of our substantial
merchants,
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A Sad Case Indeed.

Health Officer Keeney was requested yes
terday TO send the widow Of the late DR.. P.
II. Humphreys to the County Hospital. She
is suffering with eryspelas, and for nom
payment OF rent has been evicted from the
place she once owned. Her husband was at
one time Quarantine Officer, and was after
ward Superintendent of the County H0spi-
tai, where she resided with him. He was
Superintendent of the PesJhouse at the
time of his death, which occurred about
two months ago. Mrs. Humphreys has a
daughter about 10 years Of age.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22

AN IDYL OF WAR TDlEs-By Major W.
c. Bartlett, U. S. A. (New York; The Lew
Vanderpoole Company. Cloth, 1872 pp.) In
this little volume the author tells in very
acceptable manner a pretty story of love and
war, and displays vein of literary ability
which entities lin to rank among the best
writers of fiction.
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sAUsALITo-sAN RAFAEL-sAN QUENTIN
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
TIME TABLE

TIME TABLE.
Commencing Monday, December g, 1890,
Rndunt further notice, boats and trains will run -
FROM SAN FRANCISCO for sAUsALIro and SAN
RAFAEL (week days)-7:S5, ESQ. HOO - n;
tsundaysj|s 90, 1880. 30 4 n; 80, $500,
sos, $50 p N. Extra trip on Saturday at l;So
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL. VALLEY (wsek
days)-9 80. II 100 \. NJ; $50, 4:i6 r. NJ
tsundays)-s;00, 1000, 1l;3O A. NJ; 1850. $500
sos P. N.
From SAN RAFAEL :or SAN FRANCISCO week
6aysJ-6:2o. :45. $50, Has M; 500 4:45PS
(sundays)-s; 800 NJ; 1900 NJ l;s o. $50
6:2O p. Fare, so cents, round trip.
From MILL VALLEY for san FRANCISCO (wees
.sundaysI|s:i2 io:io, lilo A. N; AS, s:Is.
SIS ?. NJ Fare, so cents round trip.
From SAusALITo for SAN FRANCISCO tweek
days)-6:55. 8 Is, 1905 a. NJ; 1905, z:l6 400,
6:45 ?. u. Extra trips on Saturday at 2:i5 and
6:5O p. NJ. Fare, 70 cents. round trip.
THRoUGH TRAINS.
cepted) from san Francisco for CazadeEo and in
ternediate stations. Returning. leaves Cazaders
San francisco at 1885 P. N.
1870 +. NJ. Saturdays only, from San Francisco
for Cazadero and intermediate stations.
500 a. NJ, Sundays only, from Sau Francisco foe
Point Reyes and intermediate stations Return
ing, arrives In san francisco at $40 p. n
EXCURSION RATES.
Thirty-day MISUNDERSTANDING Tickets to ana
from all stations. at rs per cent reduction from
Friday to Monday Excursion ound-trip Tickets
sold on Fridays and Saturdays good &c return fol-
lowing Monday: Camp Taylor 81 10; Tocalonl
and Point Reyes 81 90; romales, 81 IS; Howard%
81 50: CaZadero 81 90
Sunday Excursion-R ound-trp Tickets good on day
sold only Camp Taylor, 81 so; Ioealona ant
Point Reyes. 81 IS.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave Cazadero daily Except Mondays) for
Stewards Point, Gualala, Point Arena, Cufeys
Cove, Navarro. Mendocino City and all points On
the North Coast
JN0. w. COLEMAN, F.B. LATHAM,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. 81 Tk- Age
GenoraI Otacss. 3st PiEc Street. ssla
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The frontispiece in the "Pboto,

The frontispiece in the photographic
Times" of the issue of the 18th of the cur
rent month is a reproduction from a mega
tive by E. c.. Schmidt, a professional of
Berea. OHIO. 1t is a group of beagle hounds
made in studio in order to better control
the light than was possible out of doors.
Those who have had the handling OF such
subjects can appreciate the difficulty Mr..
Schmidt must have had in producing the
very perfect picture shown. This issue
contains many points of interest to picture
takers and picture-makerS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22

Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly" for
April is one that is as complete a monthly
as has ever been placed before the reading
public. 1t is made up Of a very great num-
Der Of most excellent articles. many Of them
illustrated in the best style of the engraver'S
art The leading one is THE American
lecture by Mary Ttcomb. Carrie Stevens
Walter writes from a wOman's standpoint
about what she saw at the Palo Alto farm,
aud some " Western Texas Types" are de-
scriSed by Belle Hunt Shortridge.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22

DREAMs-By Olive Schreiner. Chicago:
Charles IL. Sergel e Co. Paper, Ill pp)
This is a collection of short sketches written
by Olive Schreiner the author of The Story
of an African Farm" They are capital and
have the merit of being artistic literary pro-
ductlons. This is popular edition OF the
same book issued some time ago at high
nrinn
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A Tailoring Concern.

Articles of incorporation have been filed
by the Journeymen Tailors' Association to
carry on general custom tailoring bust
ness. Dire tors-Alfred Mygren, Julius
Schaffer, George Nisbet, Ola p. Nevada and
August Anderson. Capital stock 1000,
Of which $1,000 has been subscribed.
A bell stolen by Napoleon l in Switzer-
land is now used in a Paterson On. j.
school-house.
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Ignatius DonneIly's latest book,

Ignatius Dounelly's latest book, Caesars
Column" is now in its seventeenth edition.
The publishers, f. j. Schultz & Co., of Chi
cago, announce that a Swedish translation
is now in press and that a German translation
of the book will be issued during the course
of the year. These publishers announce
that they will shortly bring out new book.
by Mr.. Donnelly, entitled DIR. Huguet." 1t
will be published simultaneously in America
and England.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22

A famous Snowman has succeeded In
training geese to perform.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22

Among the many magazines that are pub-
lished there is none that is conducted with
a view to meet the popular demand that
comes nearer the mark than does s''rhe
Commonwealth" published In Denver
Colo. The March number presents vari,
ETY. of subjects, which include topics of the
times and sketches of high literary merit,
The leading article is Look Elsewhere"
by Hon. ). G. Thomas, scathing arraigi-
ment of corruptionists. Ruth Ward Kahn
whose poetic contributions to the columns
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22

The public is to be treated to another
edition of the Bacon-S Shakespeare contro-
versy under the title of Francis Bacon and
His Secret Society" The author is Mrs.
Henry Pott of London, editor of "Bacon's
Promus," and those who have had an OPP
portuaity to examine the manuscript pro-
nounce it of great literary merit and wonder
FIJI scholarship. 1t will be published by f.
j. Schultz of Chicago.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22

BORIS LENsKY BY Ossip Schubin. New
ork: The Worthington Company. 80
pp) This splendid story, translated from
the German by Elise l.. Lathrop, previously
announced in this column, is presented as
an addition to the Rose Library. 1t is enl-
bellished with many fine photcgravure Illus
trations, and is one of those beautiful por-
trayals Of German life which the author has
such happy faculty OF describing. 1t Is
good novel and very entertaining. Offered
by PieIs0n & Robertson, Post street.
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LITERATURE.

E-<ARDIA, A STORY OF LOVELY Cora
$50 Linn Daniels. Boston: Lee & Shep--
SSSmEA ard. 299 pp., cloth 81, paper 80 cents.)
The author of this novel Is new
writer in the line of fiction. She is young
lady, who for many years was correspondent
an excellent one by the way-for the Hart
ford Daily Times. She has produced novel
in its truest sense, one that will be well
coined with pleasure. 1t is dramatic, even
passionately so, but remains in the thought
as clean and white as statue. She has
produced in "sardia" strong. firm, origi-
nal work. Polished and well-molded as
are the characters they are individual, dis
tnct, themselves. The 81" in each
is as real as in life, and the graces
of Helen, her sweet, rich, noble woman
hood, contrasted with the Cleopatra
like fascinating and seductive alluring
Sybil Visont, mistress Of that volup-
tuous curve which shall bring lovers,
wealth, fame" to her feet, is drama.of being
so realistic that we feel them to be persons
with whom we are acquainted and whose sor-
rows and trumphS are our own. The char
acters in tie novel are all interesting, and
the book is one of the most interesting that
has been presented for many day. 1t is
printed on fine paper from new type.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22

The April or Easter number of 1.-THE
Ladies Home Journal" published in Phila-
delphia, is offered in very attractive
cover adorned with a beautiful picture suit
able to the Easter season. The matter con-
tane1 within the covers is as interesting
collection OF sketches rs has ever been laid
before the many readers of this instructive,
entertaining and ever-welcome periodical.
A feature of this issue is supplement,
which is devoted to ana tells all about flow
ers. edited by that wel-known authority on
Horticulture, Mr. Eben E. Rixford.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22

The March number of "Trfet's Monthly
Galaxy of Music" is a welcome one, for it
contains splendid collection of vocal and
instrumental selections, SIX of the one and
seven of the other, and all having the merit
of having been passed upon by first-claSs
critic, who pronounced them good.
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SANTA CssUZ DIVISION.
S;16A Newark Centervllle, San jose
FELTON,, Boulder Creek and Santa
Cruz. Observation-Disclosures. 6;60p
s2;loP CenterYille, san Jose, Almaden,
FELTON,, Boulder Creek and santa
Cruz. fIl :90A
ABR Centeryille, San Jose and Los
- Gatos. ......;...........;...:,.... s:5oA
I'll ASP "hunters' aud Theater' Train to
Newark, San Jose aud LoI 6atos 1862
COAST DIvIs'N-Third and Townsend SITS,
8 :S0A San Jose. Almaden, GIlrOy. Tres
Pinos, PaiarO Santa Cruz, Mon
terey, Pacific Grove, Salina1
Soledad. San Miguel, Paso Ro-
bles and Santa Margarta (San
Luis ObispO) and Principal Way
Stations. ..:...................... $500
10:30A San Jose and Way Stations ....., 5000
1:2OA ocean View, Gonna, Cemetery
,o..o. and San Mateo .n..,,.....;..a::.. 1899
GOO Stations ,.........,............... 6;O5p
sS:SUP San Jose, Tres Pinos, Santa Cruz,
Salinas, Monterey, Pacific Grove
and Principal Way Stations. -. <I0:O5A
g POP MEMO Park and Way Stations. 1854
b:2OP San Jose and Way StatiOns...,,.. g:O3A
6:5OP Menlo Park and way stations =, 6;35A
III :45P MenlO PaTS and Principal Way
stations ......................... t7:8gr
Tor Morning. p for Afternoon,
Sundays excepted. fSaturdsys only
sIvv..
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22

Lovers of dogs will find in "Harper's
Young People" for March 18th an interest
ing article. by Dr. II. Clay Glover, telling
GLOW Trick Dogs Are Trained" and giving
minute directions as to their care and treat
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22

The latest issue of 1.-THE New York
Ledger"-March disappears as the Easter
numner. 1t is made especially attractive
to the eye by very artistically designed
cover while the matter that makes up this
issue is of a high order. In it is commenced
a new story by Amelia E. Barr, entitled
"a Sister to Esau," the opening chapter of
which promises a most acceptable tale of
fiction.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22

New York TRUTH" which recently has
been under the editorial management of
Blakely Hall, for many years one of the
most versatile and agreeable writers of the
times, has undergone an entire change, and
is now one Of the brightest weekles pub
lished In the Empire City.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22
for Infants and Children.

aThe use Of 'Castoria' is so universal and
its merits SO well known that it seems work
of s,rpererogation TO endorse it, Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-22

The April number of Fashion and
Fancy" published in st. Louis, is a bright
one, and III addition to the fashion article
1t is remarkable for the frst-class transla-
tons presented to the readers. 1t is an
nounced that in the succeeding issue there
VIII be offered translation from the ancient
wondrous illuminated scroll-"The Book
of Leinster and over 100 years old. The
opening article in this issue is "Tne Emil
grant Home in Castle Garden" by Marie
Louise, daughter of Colonel p. S. Gilmore.
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Serr Meinbst bat biel su-tbaa.

Mdbtenb ieiner 3egierung aIs R6nig
bon BreuBen bate WiIbeIm /. bereit8
felt 1865 feine $obesurtbetIe mebr bolIs
tredeu laRen, ionbern herurtbeilte
M6rber a~usnabmslos 81 lebens!dnsli>
dem 3udtbaufe begna6igt. G66eI's,
beg Nttentdtets, S"obesartbeiI murbe
BON oamalisen @eeenteu, fpdtereti
&aiier 6rtebti6, befidtiet. @rft in Tel.
Hea Iebten &egierungsiabren uutben
inter WiIbelm /. eiuige BluturibeiIe
bOlfredt, ieoo@ TT Golse zines mett>
mlrbigen umifanbes.
Die ileue, @nbe 1879 in 2raft getres
tene Sttafpro5eB0rbnung nerIanet ndn1s
lih BON benz 2anbesberrn nidt mebr
cine ausoridli9e Beftdtigung oes Sos
besurtbeils, fDabern nur bic grtttrung,
baB ct bon ieinem Besnabigungsre@te
teinen @ebrau1 MAIDEN tpDDe. en- Der
5aGe Iduft bies alerbinss aAf baHelbe
binaus. Iber es miro babur@ BET friis
here G9ein bermieben, aIs ob Der
Wonat6 felbf erff.bem an fi9 nod llrts
T~nnsnSmno e,tbs;Isr r,iyEs ;hr, osm;f s
iermaBen bic 8eranttportIiMfeit unb
Die 9enterrolle 5ufieI. Oaran bate
iein @sm;Eeu Sotss p s% ns;t Ms1t osaa,,
S;sie MnscSuno oserS,, M 's T;. S ~.
SormeI nsrInnat non hsm a-onSssbsrr,,
! fsine haitins niits mehr - snmrSs Mel
/ mshr nSGio hcsFn. Nsr @srs%,;oSs;,
murhe Srsisr on,f oeroTsn 'S''
aaast is'nsm S y 2 51SsIlsA yeaW.
iuspsI wv uus osII Oes 2sagIl@lere
Nv oeu ssauS gsguv!, um y1oE GAou'
sSss. 2..st'S !s.y5spn ut.ge.s 9aus
SSvu.it.g'sl asaaus. uon Cslta' ee!
Mau10'ss. D.s osluH''e!sm Ntau's, Iel'
O.n' :. Saana. y. :: uoa5pgea; Oa:
SSn .Oa''csm auluIs'g n'@s aas aul
Gh Hsu'e NV IVY iusY!Oe.sI
SslWIulw.st uMo Halt1suIIgteI! Fno
wv ssiasyl, uae 0eI usana u't Oem
Vsn.ssOsu an's. y utaa'e ga. MegTels
SMaap'e'Iea nag oeh snlIelnieIIeu
guus" ps9ily'anps na!esaGMMeH
Sslne lleo5egu'e V,alt~tun9 par oe'
s nlonslear ue Dernn-, uts lga olt
H.uIoul." Msaa.n gn.usn! iuI5si@ tA
ItDUUtteE JeAeHUefduButB an Deul
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9te id,tpadheubeu gluf6Qe

ron MaIattafieber tbnnen nit Gbtnin peber NIT elmer
t~eitmmtsu @abri4etuIi&ieit, NOD auf etne ~betinruIte
9eit neutraliirt tperben. Die ausrcttuns nnb Werbls
tuns rrn arantteiten miasmatiiGer Ratur seb6rt tross
benz in has 4ereiG Der feffehenten @6sIt&tett. Rang
idbrise Grfabfune BAT selebri, bdB BITE berrlt@e arduz
terzDiebtbir, 9pfetter'S Wfasenbfttere, In btefet 8e5ies
bnns unenbli& rtel Ietftuns8fdbiser IT. ais ale Nlfaz
loiee, Drcsuen unb @tfte, in benen man In ~frhberen,
weniser erleudsteten 3ettaItern bic pirtiamften @esens
rittteI sesen 6ieber iesliHer Grt, sesen Mtl@tranfbet=
ten un6 GausnHub ertennen rpufe. Wenn bdS Gps
ITEM hurd perirhiiH piebertebrenpe BarcgtBmen rpds
itdnbis teruntersebra@t perben 1T, 70 erneuert bteieS
Gcnbs BON 9ebenstraft unb Gnerste; es 1T ntbt nnr Elm
ppftipes Sre5ifitum, icuhern Is befert aue S@dben
aus, pelHe bel Der i~tdrtten ME BET Der B~arteften Gens
ionfiseu Stebsrfranfbeiten tets binterIaNen.
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9abf Der Neser unter
ie 10,OO1 Gtnpcbueru.
Gtaaten

Bur In einieen Gtaatsn, 10 befon'
bers In 2ouiRaua, grtaufds unb @eor'
aia, baben bic Gnrbigen in fdrterem
p~rosentiabe sugenommen aIs bic Wei'
Sen. Sn 0llen onberen Gtanteu 5eigi
f@ cine gr6Bere ober geringere Nbnab'
me, lie bebeutenbfe In Mihouri,
3eras unb in &entudp. Die fdrffe
8srmebruns Der ueiBen 8enblterune
bat ia benz lebten Jabr3ebut GIoribo
auf5umsifen, nit faft So prosent, mo.
gegeu bic farbige Bort nur uln 81 PRO,
stni sugenommen bat. 9onn fommi
Seras, mo bic iusiBe 8ebSlterune
um as, bic forbise rur UNI rs prO5eui
5ugerommen bat.
IN bemna@ b0s @epsnf Der afritas
niirung fir ben Giben als @eiammt,
begriH enif@ieben nj Gt su firdteH,
10 Idbt fi@ bod IeiSer ni6t bsftreiten,
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Ser Genus aub Die aaHsm.Srase

0or einigen Mo9ea, als 6as @rgebs
nib Der 0oIts,dblung in ben Sab.
@taaten erf tbeilreiie Dorlag, ma1te
Bic ,fsreie YreHs" auf bic erffeuli6e
Sbat(a9e aufmertiam, boB bas @nb.
&eTultot berieIben borausf9tli6 Elm in
Besug aaf bic &afen.Grage bo9frfreus
li1es iein merbe.
@efibt anf bic @rsebnife Der Bolts.
adblung pont Sabre 1880 botteu ndms
lid 9ieienigen, tpel6e In BET RaReas
drage einett iehr pefRmifil6en 5tanb.
punt einnebmeu, bebauptet, baB bic
farbige Beb6lterung beg 5d6eus In
eineut grbBeren proeentiabs 3undbme,
aIs bic tpei6e, baB allo bic i@lieBli4e
Nfrifaniiruns@ ber Sab'9 taGten bios
eine Grage Der 3eit Iei.
Ser Tebler Log aber eigentit9 ni9t
an Der Wolts3dbIuns bon 1880, bic i'm
eroBen @anaet 3iernli6 3uberIdifa NOR,
fonbern an Der mitteu in ben Wirren
Der @eeonHructions : 9eriDoe I'm Sabre
1870 borgenommenefi. NO unsdbtige
Garbise ti1t nit gesdblt morbeu ma.
rem, 10 0aB fi9 aEfo i'm Sabre 1880 Bel
Der iorGfdltiger uh6 getDifeubafter bDrs
genomuseHen 36bIuug eine f@eiubar
gana gematiise -3unabme berausfeaen
muBte.
Die Mufgabe bes genius bon 1890
mar IS nun, bic prDbe auf bas @Jem'
bel su Iiefern unb = geShiBt anf bic
aagaben bes Sabres 1880 - gerou
| fef3ultelen, in weIdem 8erbdltniB bic
3unabne Ser Yertreter heiber &a1eu
III ben 6tbftuatea gu einanber itebt.
Dos ueuelte unter ber Qeiiuug bee
Genius Guperintenbenten PDtter aus.
| g~eafbeitete bulletin iiber bic 8eb6I.
ferung Der Gtbfaaten unb ibr Der
bdltniB nod Der &afen : Nbifammune
eiebt biertber iebr interefante unb =
tpie MIR nc9ber ieben uerben - aud
iebr erfreuli1e Mufi@ltise.
9Drter f6lieBt In bieie @abfgaten'
Stdtihit bic foIgenben Is gtaaten etc,
elm: alabama, Arfanfas, Delapare.
Diirict Columbia, Gloriba, Georgia.
RQnfas, Rentudp. 2ouiRand, Marp'
LAMB. MifRifppi, MiFourt, Norbs uni
Sfbs gnroIinn, SenneIee. Serns, 8ir:
| ginien unb Meif Wirginien. Sa bic
fes @ebiet i'm Sabre 1880 nebr aIs he
ben M@tel 0lier Garbigen Der @ereinig
ten Staaten beberber9ie, 10 fam 0iei
Gtatiflt tuDbl oIs cine m65li@f genuuI
I-g --e RI Y -
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GaGatuaDs pboto9ropbif9es
Ntelter, SO. Alb OF. 5puitontraBe
liefert enti6iebea bic feinie Mtbeit In
Der @tabt. Der erite &etou9eur BET
Inftalt TT Der bor3igli@fe Stint.
Ter, Der ie In San Nntouio mar. CT
mar cine lanse &eibe bon Sabren
In ben be1en Mteliers beg NDroens uno
ORens bel@dftist. DoGt Sbr nirtli9
CUTE Bilber baben, 10 tpenDet @u@ an
@aaawap. Gin 8eriu@ mtrb gu9
bele6ren.
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6ertnan,t &aruts,

Opera ooufe Clothing store,
erbielt unb oferirt 3u reelen Breiieu
cine rei9baltige Nuswabl BON Grtbs
iabrs. unb Sommer.W aareu. 8efon'
bets nenuenspertb fab polfdnbise
Nnatse, Nlpaca. R6de unb ertra Bein.
tleioer. feline 9errensu ntertleiber, 4ers
cal unb DeiBe 9emben. elm bebeutens
BEG Nfottement strobbite, elm DOl-
Ifdnbiges 0ager @6ube. MuBerbem
5@irme, &egenmdntel &c. &c.
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Wdbrenb mir bor einigen 8asea In
glber Bros. @potbete in 8tugteD,
Soma, paren, fam 0err Z. 8. 9per,
cine b%etannte periEnli6feit ienes Sr.
tes, btreia un5 frug ua6 einem Mtittel
gegen cine farfe grfditung, nit bet ct
bebaftet mar. 9err gloer uabm cine
Slai9e n@bambsrlain's Cough Reune'
bp" unS hberrei6te fe Dem 6errn nit
Den Morien: p9ier lit stuas, bas i'd
empfebIen faua, Gs lit elm ausge5ei6s
r1etes prdsarat unb babel biaig, unb
siebt algeueine 3ufrienenbeit. Sd
Dertaufe iebr uieI babon." 9err 9per
nabm cine GIaf9e. Nls MIR uns am
nd9}ten Sage %besesueten, befanb er fi@
be6euten6 m0bler uub ON barauf fols
genben mar er fat gang geneien. Dies
ais 8epeis Der Wirtiamfeit bieies
9rdparates. - 9es Moines Mail onb
Zines.
3u rertaufen Bel e. Cohen & Co.,
Raltepsr & son unb alen bebeutenbeu
Droguiisn.
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8er{6,pu uben

Ser " 10 II IL U u
- franfbaftes aopflpeb, bili6ies 3opftueb,
8ttdubtbeit. geritopfung, Snoigeftion, btlt'
ole GnfdI., NIB ane llnreselmdBisfeiten
Der 2eber, oes Raseus NIB Der Gtiseweibe.
sc 1T ei1 GROCER Gontratt, iebo9 Die fIeinfen
Dineer In Der @elt DoDsieben i'm 9r.
Bierce8 Yleaiant geaets. 9ieielben iiro
febr Helm, jeSod febr uirfIarn. Gle bemerf.
ffeuieeu bies auf bic ridtise 8eiie. gle
r,inisen NIB iidrfen bas gshem sriinOtid
= jebod 1uf miloe unb iaufte @eiie. Oh
fpireR bie @obltbaten osrielben = jebod,
fplref 6u 6ies nidt ,pdbreno ibrer Ebdtig.
fsit. als 2eber-Ei1em fnb fe obue @lsideii.
3nderiibergoiien, leidt gu nsbrnen. ilnS
In @lasFaid9en perpadt, nno berlnetild
uerfieaelt, uuo besbalb INNER friid NIB per.
ldblid,. Gin poltommenes @efentaideu'
Seilmittel, in fleineH niebliden @tdsfldids
den, NIB mr. cine ais 2aririnittel ocer BRET
ais Abfibrmittet u%otbweuOis.
DIsielben iiaS bic btnisten 9itIen i'm
Martte, neil fe @atisfactiOn 3u 9eben ga.
rantirt finb, ooer bas Gelb miro sir Sarilds
ertattet. On besabla nur fir Die @obitlat.
Die BIZ Sur9 ie erbaltf.
Dies 1T Der eiseutbimlide gtau, mad
benz ole @sbiciucu bcs Or. Sicrcs ~perfauft
tusrben, bnrd 4potbeter.
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Die bette SaIbe Der HeIt fat S4nttEel
0ueti&unsen, @tf3pare, 6isber. unb Saut'
aasi9Ias, 8L,Stt. %s.tprnnseas edsD., Sssa'
s ss.Issss;;.n 's sn,,s ssirs ~. Ss.aS b. sa.rh SS ,lies
8ertauf In allen apotbeEen. Dreib, 9tOmS.
lon & Co., @boIefaIs.