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Evening journal., 1891-12-18

STEPHEN B FLKISs as Secretary Of
War is another triumph. though NOT
diplomatic one, for the man who Is Civ
ng rs this magnificent administration. >
It is another evidence Of the offensive
and defensive treaty between Blaine and
Harrison.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

SISTER RosE GERrRUDe's schemes Of
benevolenee were more sensational and
erratlo than sound or permanent. She is
married now. Why not stay at home
and do the good which stands In
sensible, modest woman's way rather than
search the world for some extravagant
missiong
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

THE son Of the President, Prince
Russ. has bobbei up again after
silence, as oppressive to him AS it was
grateful to the country, to announce
that Blaine will not run
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

IT is said that Platt has formed plot
for keeping Hill out Of the Senate. The
Republican managers are afraid Of their
slender majority Of six votes in the Sen
80
Evening journal., 1891-12-18


See Vallettes fruit cake for 3Oc. and
pound cake for s5c and leave your Christ
mas order there during this week.
The High Schools new flag, which was
presented TO that institution BY Watson
Post. G. A. r.. now floats over tbat
building, giving that neighborhood a
patriotic appearance,
Sweeping reduction In lamps At stoops
The steamers Reading and Goldsboro
and the schooners Jennie r. Fighter aud
william K Downes passed down the
river yesterday with long ana chilly
Christmas voyages before them.
There's no better Christmas presant
than a silk umbrella. Biggs has them.
Rev. Samuel Ambrose OF New Castle
has so far recovered from the murderous
attack upon him at Delaware CITY on
Thanksgiving evening BY John $ Shorter.
as TO be able to occupy his pulpits at
Delaware City and the Buck next sun
day.
A doll is given with every pound Of
candy purchased at g. r TRUTHS.
Mrs J. B. Manlove returned home last
night from visit to the Quaker CITY.
New crop fancy N. o. molasses. Bovle,s.
Miss Pauline Rogers is in Philadelphia
on q visit to Miss Lilly ringley, the con
tralto.
an kinds Of raisins at Thompsons.
The funeral Of Mrs Hilysrd, yesterday
afternoon, was we'll attended Interment
was made in the NJ. 4 Churchyard.
Splendid assortment neckwear Bieqs'
A quartette from Wilmington rode
through this city last evening in large
coach The singers were full Of bad
whlskey.
Thompson has complete line ofqueensware
Ice reappeared along the shores OF the
Delaware this morning, and all the ponds
Ia this neighborhood are covered with
three inches OF ice.
Trultt has full line OF holiday goods.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

ACTUAL measurements determine that
the bomb-thrower did not have an A.
normal skull. His head was egg.shaped
and his forehead was retreatlng. The
head is large but not abnormal in size or
shape. Thus, Notwithstanding the fact
Of having the usual occipital protuber-
ance ard correct lambdol-coronal
Junction posterior, any man NAV
become bomb-thrower IL he
allows himself to contemplate schemes
for getting rich on other peoples money.
The men who advocate the tariff, tie
subsidy and the pension schemes for
getting rich. are liable 10 degenerate
into bomb-throwers, and 60 about over
the country Russell sageing people.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Boar seness.
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhages
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele.
CANT and reliable.
20 cents At druggists. Prepared only
By Dr. q. Mozley, Atlanta, Ga,
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

The new chapel Of the Second Baptist
Church At the southeast corner Of Ninth
and Franklin streets has been completed.
The chapel Is being used for the FIRST
time, festival aud entertainment having
been commenced there on Tuesday. The
building has a very solid and home like
appearance. The interior Is divided into
SIX apartments, an auditorium that Is SO
BY 81 feet, an infant school room that Is
l9 BY A feet two psrlors thatI are 16 bv
10 feet each, kitchen that is ~ by i6
feet and library about 10 by 10 feet.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

The first three masted vessel that ever
tied up at Centreville, Queen Anne's
county, is bow unloading lumber from
North Carolina II reached Centreville
without difficulty.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18
pntehwork on En-. 80

George RUSSELL well-known Young
colorea man, who is an expert at dancing,
skating and boxing, Is going about now
with his head handaged and n altese
crosses Of court plaster on his cheeks
This, be says, is the result of coming 10
contact with the rough 6sts Of an enraged
potbinsville saloon keeper. 1t is said
that when George recovered from the
snock he put an officer on the track Of
the saloon keeper. The matter has, how
esve-, been compromised and George is
happy again.
Teas. colLeea and nnra anicl ~ Rnula,.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18
I'm. IN.

The place to get one quart or City
quarts Of milk is at Porter's, corner
seventh and Madison streets Satisfae
tion guaranteed or money refunded. De-
llvered or sold at store. TeIanhnn Ga
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

Buy one Of those great singing Andres.
burg rollers for Xmas gift, at j. II.
Harkins, cigar store, 2l5 West Fourth
streets
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

The grand jury for Cecil county yester.
day presented William J. +. Tort Of
Elkton for burglary, IN entering the
Howard House in Elkton.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18
Decided by xossIng 4 coin.

A curious coincidence in shipping cir
Giles occurred yesterday in the passing up
Of the steamships New Quay, Captain
Foss, and st. Fillans, Captain Fig
gerald. Both vessels left sheir respec.
tive ports on rowing commission.
with orders to call at Delaware Break
water for orders. The St. Fillans sailed
from Cardiff on December 1. and after
temp@stuous passage reached
Sandy Book on the 10Th inst
The New Quay left Shields on November
20 last, and arrived at the Breakwater on
the 10th inst. She met ths tempest
weather and had her deck swept on two
occasions by violent seas It was intended
that the 81 Fillaus should 90 to Balti
more, and the New Quay to New York.
but the toss up Of coin in the New
hoFk Maritime Exchange decided the
sells
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

You'll need gum boots. The boys will
need gum boats. Why not get a pair FOL
q Christmas gift2 All sizes at Babcock's.
No 2O6 Market street. above Second,
east side.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

Hozaay Lite al Uananakeys 90 page illustrated pane
OF current Holiday Merchandise news now ready If you
haven't and Aisle or General Manager will with
pleasure give you a copy.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

Easels, easels. essels at Yergef's Art
Gallery. No. 4i9 Market street from
IS cts up to S25. Each prices cut in two.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

DR.. J, J. Black Of this city who il
president Of the State Farmers Insti
tute, has sent out neatly printed pamph-
let's containing the address Of Dr. s w.
Johnson Of Connecticut, With discussions
delivered before the recent session Of the
institute at Newark. Dr. Johnson's sub
lect was how Plants Grow and How
Plants Reed The discussions OF DR..
Neal. D. J. Murphy, DR.. Black, Professor
Chester and Magistrate J. D. Janvier are
appended.
Fresh invoice new maokerel. Thompson'a
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

medicines guaranteed reliable, at Fell's
pharmacy, Fifth and Poplar.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18
saved From Freezing to Death.

The oyster sloop Nellie, from Ohineo.
league for Wilmington, was found ia the
Delaware yesterday by the tug Harbor
and towed into Port Penn in leaking
condition. Only two men and a bow
were on bpard and it Is believed that IN
hands would have frozen TO death II the
tug had not reached them in the nick Of
time.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

BY the hundred, at Davis. o East
Second street.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

For assaulting r. 2. Partington at the
Providence paper mills William Burke
was arrested yesterday and taken 10
Elkton. he gave bail for 800 for his az
pearance At the March tsrm OF court
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

The Holiday Fair and Holiday Bazaar are full of suggest
i've things for Holiday Gifts
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

Never buy picture frames only at
headquarters and that is at Yerger's
wholesale factory, No. 419 shlpley
a4raaf
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

The Painted Tape tries and the picture The Brides OF
Venice, are worth visiting. Second floor.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

Cigars % 90 and 100 in box fol
Xmas gifts Also meerschaum pipes.and
smokers outfit, at j. II. Harkins. 2i5
West Four b street.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

Open Evenings until Christmas.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18
w onen's Shoes.

three thousand pairs Womens Shoes all new fresh and
day gifts
~ hnest Kid
hand sewed, turned soes, $3.50; ebeen$7
4o pairs best Philadelphia
$3 30;
ntoesco
ea pairs Womens Shoes that IS a. So $8gotoS2
ne year 1891 has marked the extraordinary selling
10 our ohoe store, both regular and special Bargains and
standard prices have been remarkable but the top notch of
enterprise and cheapness has fallen this offering and the last
month Of the year.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18
WArAMAKER's.


PHnADEIPmA Friday December is, 1891
Tie zOeathsr t0-aay IS hksl, 10 be ezea,.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18

Schedule in eject November Is, 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWA he AY. DEL OF
EAST BOUND.
Evening journal., 1891-12-18
Table Linens

OF all things practical and beautiful for domestic uses
Table Linens lead The three following items are very
special: -
Douoe Damask Table Linen
RIsd I n styles Holiday price e. Market
iable Sets Cloth
to-day -1De eOoOs arc iesAn-
a Damk Table Sets Hemstchd yards one dozen
emsuteneu Napkins to match, $3.50 for the
hold = any 0uo0
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

Mr.. Chss. Doughty was In Portland Sat.
urday.
Hon John L. Cutler Of Bangor was in
the city Saturday.
DR.. NJ. p. Judkins Of Thomsst IN wss in
the city Saturday.
Miss E. M. Schellenger Of Portland
spent the Sabbath with Mrs. C. W. Jones
Of this city.
Saturday Adjt. Gen. Sprsgue returned
from attending the muster Of the Fret
Brigade in Massschusetts.
Mr.. +. Il. Walker. ticket agent OF the
Maine Central At this station, spent ths
Sabbath at his old home, Yarmouth juno
ton.
Misses Alice A. Barrelle, Nellie X CLARK
and Lotta X. Proctor came down from
watervills Saturday to witness the inter-
scholastic championship games.
Mr.. Bates Mitch IL Of the Boston Globe
was in the city Saturday aud paid the
JouRsAL . pleasant call. Mr.. Mi,thsn
came down to report the games Of the In
terscholsstic Association.
The register at the Hotel Horth showed
the following names Saturday; Mr.. p.
Smithwick. principal Of Thomsston high
school. ". r Bickford, R. W. Walsh, H
X. Washburn. X. o. Elliot, @. Il. Nero,
r. X. Msxcy. II. L. Elliot, X. G. Whitney,
r. Z. McCsllum, Il +. Bickford. L. A.
FAles, Fred l.. Andrews, r. L. Bickford.
Chss. Tolmsn, A. L. Copeland and e. w.
Prince, all Of Thomaston. o. p. Watts,
principal Of the Thomaston grammar schoc !
r. B. Nichols. II. W. Knapp W. Z. Noble,
H.F. Weber, X C. Sherman. A. r.
Keith, II. s. Cross, B. +. Fsriy. F. E
Hall,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

AN0 HI&JOX
Both the nsthed and results vhsr
Syrup Of Fig ; tsksn; il d pleasant
and rsfsahing khas tasts, and oct.
gently Ut promp-3 on the Kidnsys,
Liver and Bowels, clsArsss the sys
tam efsctually, dispels colds, head
aches and fsvers and surss habituaI
constipation. Syrup Of Fixs i the
only remedy Of IL kidd syss pro-
ducsd, pleasing to The tasts and C.
ceptabls TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial IN it,
sdscts. prepared only from the most
ssaithy and agreeable substances, IL
nany sxcsilsnt qualities comnand ii
10 al and have made Il tho mess
popular rsmsdy known.
syrup Of Figs - for ne IN ~
and II bottles BY al lsadine drug
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nay not hsvs il IN Aasd yin no
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

II yeu arc gsing t. keep BOARDERs
ard vast Furnishings feT half . dozen .
. dszen rsens, come 10 y, We en- SAVE
ysa nsnsy.
II ysar CHA1BER SET has Sene fAl1
service and newSne Is required. W
ear suit ysu IN all wssAs 1t all prices.
II zen want q PLUSH ROCKER q
tive 70 eBllven up tie Otherwise dali
Parlsr Or Sitting Rssn, ysa can get
thea cheaper frsn -.
II yeur RANGE hss lest It, usefalness
end wsn't stand any more repairing, W
can help ysa ont Of the dincalty By put
ting In QUAKER Or sons ether Range
1t lew Hsure.
Our supplies for the DINING ROOM
esnsist Of . large variety II Tables,
Caairs, Dinner Ssts, knives, Yssks,
spoons, Silvefware, Sidebsards, whleh
cart b. bought ~ low. no nater whore
yeu 20.
Yea will want REFRIGERATOR u
yea haven't one; We show twenty. I've 81
more 1t, les, and emily thS best; ssBALD.
wIS" Or "BELDING," both rrlxe med.
al refrigeratcrs. e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

Headaches and fevers. to cleanse the
svseen eRsctually. yet gently. vhen coseivs
or bilicus, or When the blsod II inrure .,
siuseish, to permsssntiy cure haeitusi
coustipst;on, to avaksn the Kidneys and
liver q 4 hsaIshy activity. vihoea ifyttas.
ips or Weakening them. Nee 8yRap Of tsgs,
- jsnesiAvfn
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

Decollete DO you think, Cousin Fred.
I'm sesy fond Of dfsssg -
No; doh's"
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

North Fairfield boasts lof = smart old
lady in the psrson Of Mrs. Deborah Doe.
Mrs. Doe 10 over 90 years old, but che de-
tsfminsd ons day last week 70 pay . semi
centennial visit 10 hsF old home in AusustsI
where she hadn't been for so years. 30
she rode six miles 10 take the morning
tvsin q Fairfield and arrived in Augusts q
10 A M. Afssr spending the rsnaindsf OF
the forenoon In driving shout The city she
dinsd with friends, and in Tie sfssfneon
visited the 6tats House, Asylum and other
p,sces Of interest. She took the afternoon
traiu for Fairfield and there rode the six
milss BY wagon, and vas then far lsss
weary than many women Of half her ase
v,uld have been under the circumstances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

- meeone Ut the exscu1ivs committee
Of shs =. !. 3. 4. A., vss callsd 10 order
= 10 4. T., By The prssidsna, he follow
ing nsAbsfs being present J. d. M,r.
rimsn, ,. B. Nichols and Bates Mitchell,
ne rspfsssntaaivss Of Bovdoin COLLEGE,
Colby uaivsrsity and he n. r. I. 8. 4. A.
respectively. also 2. ". Prince. 9. G
Whssisf md A. 8. Duntsn. Tbs Frss
pofs high school Of which the dslsgsss, L
T. PsatsfSon. snd the BPusswick hisb
school, tbs delegssss being Alfred Mitch
oil and G. Day were admitted 70 member,
ship and other important business trans.
acted.
An sssociasion meeting Vas held as p,
n. The following schools we've reprs-
ssntsd Cony. Wsserville, Thomaston and
Freeport.
II vas decided to drop the three mile run
from the nsId-day programme and subssi.
tuss standing broad jump" and .'standina
high jump"
The following snsndnsnts to he cor.
stitu,ion we're adopted:
There shall b IN snnusl tennis tourns-
ment for the inter. scholastic chsmpionship
Of Maine IN tennis. Il shall be held II
such time and place. but not later than The
second Saturday in October nor outside Of
the State Of Maine, ~ the executive con.
missse shall from year to year decide upon.
The title Of tennis championship shall be
entirely distinct and separate from that Of
associate champion"
Another smsndment rsads: There
shall be ~ inter- scholastic foot ball cham
pionship, 10 be determined annually in
such manner and ct such time or times
and place or placss - the executive com
mistse may from year to year decide upon.
A resolution was passed to the effect that
the association was ia full accord with the
Judges Of the championship games in
awarding the silver cup to the ThomassoD
high school.
The resignation Of W. d. Kellogg be
ing accepted, Haskell Hall Of Waterville
was elected treasurer.
A vote Of thanks was given to the Bos.
ton Globe for sending . representative to
the contest.
II was voted that the school holding the
cup the most times in seven years should
be owners.
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Saats far w,atter!

Bar iber 50Sabren fdon uurbe Mlts.
Minslop's Soothing Snrup bon Mtil'
lionen BON Mtitterr beim 3abnen Der
Gtaber angetrenbet. Wiri Su i'm
G9lafe bur1 bas S@reisn eiues Ginbes
gef6st, 5es i'm 3abneu ID unb Dor
e1meraen tueintg Wena 70, laGe IoFcri
etae Slas1e bon sNl.s. M~tnsfotp'3 SOP.
thing epruts bDlea. Getn Mertb IN uas
be5abIbar. &c uirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben iOfort 2inoerung uerf9afen. Ser.
laBt Gn1 barauf, Miitter, es 1T iein
3peifel bartibsr. Gs bsiIt Oblenterp
unb 9iarrbDs, regulirt ben Magen ua6
tie Rieren, befeitigt Mino . G0lif. cts
tDei6t ben Gauren, uerbinbert @nt5ans
ouns unb ifdrft bas gauge SpRem.
rMsrs. MinsloiDs Soothing 5Drups
far 3abnenbe 2inter lit onsenebm In
8eI9n,ad unb ba6 Ge3ebt Nammt bon
eiilem Der 5eiien ipeiblt@en 4erate In
ben Ger. 5taaten. IS lit BET alien
Druggiifen,in Der gan3en Wrlt ALL bas
ben. 9reis IS @te. Der UlaTGe.
Rauft ni9ts anheres ole Wrs. @ias.
Ions 6ootbing Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-14
Cine 0roinana.
our Nmenoirung Der ID. Gettion, be.
Rapitels 81 bet repibirten
Srbinanaer.

Sci es our@ ben stabtratb bet Gtabt
San Mntonio berDr6net:
Settion 1. DaB bic 10. 5ets
ton bes Gapitels 81 Der repibitten Or,
binansen 10 amenbiri tueroe. baB tie in
3utunft tpie folat lautet:
Sefti0n ID. DAB feine StraBen:
cor an elmer 6tsaBenfreuaung ober aui
ireenb einem 8abnseIeiie baIten, ION
bern baB fe nnbnlten fou, ebe he irgenb
elm 8abngeIeiie freu5t, unb ebenfaus
anbalten fOQ, uaG6em fe iiber bic
StraBentreusung gsfabreu 1T. gu BEN
3wede paRagiere a%uf3unebmen Obet
ausiteigen 5u lafIen.
eSettion 2. 9aB ir9enb cine per.
ion, tpelGe irgeuo cine Betimmung
6isfer Drbinan3 berlebt, nod erfoIgtel
S9ul6i9befinoung Dor Dem &etorbe,
our 3ablung elmer Celebrate bon MIDI
tueniser als S. unb ni9t mebr als
5000 be%rurtbsilt per6en fOl.
paiirt unb genebmigt ben 4. Mai
1891.
8rban gaItagban,
Wttefirt: Wapur.
6. g. @IaubOr n, Gtaots Glert.
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800 gelobnnna. 500.

Die 2efer Der ,Greien @rehe" perben FG
freueu, 3n trfabrsa, bab 60 penigfens etne &c.
fir@teie arnnRbeit siebt, tpelde Bic @iEenldafi
in al itren Stufen au beiIen i'm Stanbe if.
9al'S aatarrb aur 10 bic ein3ise istt Der dr3t,
li@en 8riberi9aft btfannte poatibe Sur. "a.
tarrb efforbert oIs cine goniituiionstraft eine
eonfitutionelle Aeban6Iuns. SauB aatarrb
Rnr nib innerIid senommen unb birgt brett
auf bas BIut unb bie f6Isimigen Oberfldden
6es Sbfeus, babur@ bic Grun6tuse Der Rranf.
belt 3erftOrenb unb benz Battenten Kraft aebenb,
inbem ie bic Contribution bes R6rpers aufbaui
unb Der Naiur in ibrem @erfe biIt. Die Ct.
9entbimer baben 70 biel 8ertranen gu ibren
9siltrdften, bab fe ~einbunbert Dollars 8elob.
nun9 fir ieben GaH anbieten, ben fte gu fnrireu
berfeblt. 2obt gu@ cine 2ile bon 8eusnifen
tommen. Stan abreIire:
8. 5. Gbeneb & &C., EoIebo, ..
e- Sou Droenifen, rs Ste.
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BeKa4e nadb Gnrpoa.

Die ggenturen bes 0errn q. 5.
ODung, go. l Commerce 5trdBe,
Gan Antonio, uH6 go. 603 Moins
6traBe, Dallas, bertreten 1tur bic
anerfannt beften eIropdiiden 9ampfefs
2tnien. Derr Oourg lit i'm gtan6e bic
bill ten aaten gu geben, ers
tbeilt b~ereitwilig iebe 8epiinfGte auss
tunft nnb befDrgt ietr prDnapt ole ibm
tber9ebenen Muftrage. Wer mad gu.
ropa gu reiien tptnf9t, ober DeriDalOte
beriiberfommeu laRen nil, msnbe RG
an irseub cine BET g%enannten Isenturen.
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- Der 2riessminifer General bon
RaItenbornsG ta9ou bot cine eingebenbe
unteriu@ung in 8e3ug auf ben Sob bes
Sberffen prager In Wteb angeOrbnet,
tuel9er nit einem 9amr1er erf@lasen
in ieiner Wobnung anfeefunben tpurbe.
Sn b6beren MiIitdrfreiien elaubt man
nidt barau, baB bic 8eranlnHuug az
benz Morbe &aub gepefet lit. Der
Sbert leu febr fireng Bel Der 9ur@'
flbruns Der militdrif6en Nnorbnun'
gen bstreHs bes 8efu@s Der Settings.
merle 9etpefen uno es fol ielten eia
Sog bersangen iein, an BEN ni&t Elm
Granaoie tpegen Mufenthalts In ber
Rdbe Der Werte eber tpegen pbotosra.
pbil1er Aufnabmen Der Iertbeibi'
eungstperte berbaftet warbe. Man
glaubt 6eBbaIb, 0aB er Sas Dpfer einea
G~ransoieu ~getuorben III, tuelGer burd
ioI6' cine Safiuabme eeseu ben Diff
3ier aufgerei3t tpuroe.
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"a Wenn Semaub fein ulo gu an,
nebmbarem Yreiie fpeiien mill, 10 aste
ct gum MiffiDns.@arten. Die
.9erren Nbeiuer & 0tstiI, BeiBer bies
les @tobsihements, baIten bdraui, lire
@dfe tets bolifommen au{rieben 81 feFs
len. Ale taifonmdBisen EeIifoieAcn,
Nuaern, @ilb, Slide, @efliigeI &c. hnb
bort in Der ~oelitateifen 3ufereitane ole
3eit au baben. Mabl3eiten tperbeu opf
Munf9 in bic Wnbunngen bet Gunbss
geiaaot. Nu1 bietet bel NIT Der
Gpsiiepirtbi9af! perblabene NaYs
room bic beiten @etranfe. ftsts ftiffes
Bier unb feine 2iquere unb Wsine.