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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
THE VERMONT PHOENIX. BRATTLEBORCt
THE HOUSEHOLD.


In the first place She does not think
about her own goodness and is, therefore,
saved from selfconceit She listens atten-
lively 10 the doctors directions Cmakiug
written notes If them in very critical cases
and governs herself accordingly She has
capable" air about her both grateful
aud soothing to the sick Whom she enters
or leaves the room, il is not ON tiptoe, with
grimace aud jerk at every squeak or
creak.
On the contrary, her exits and entrances
are made quietly, easily, with naturally
taken steps to this end, she likes to wear
slippers or soft-soed shoes
Not the least of the good nurses accom-
plshments is knowing how to keep out
"bores" If mo company in the room is
the physicians order, she carries it out to
the letter If visitors are allowed, she
does not hesitate to give them a courteous
dismissal whenever the patient shows the
faintest sign Of fatigue for she well knows
that many a promising convalescent has
had his recovery retarded, even il he has
not been actually talked to death. by in
iudicious friends All signs and symptoms,
indeed, the good nurse notes carefully, as
well as the apparent effect of different
medicines, and is prepared to give the doc
tor an intelligent, hut never garrulous,
report in answer to his questions
When anything must be done toward the
patients recovery or increased comfort
(such, for instance, as applying poultices,
hot water bags, or sponging him off, or
making up his bed, or putting on his clean
clothing) shemakes all her preparations be
forehand, thus saving the sick needless an
noyance
Moreover, she remembers that medicine by
itself, however faithfully administered, can
not effect a cure diet is equally important
By drops and by teaspoonfuls of nutriment
and stimulaut, she coaxes if need be, the
unwilling appetite back to health After
ward, when dainty dishes are once more
palatable, how carefully she prepares them,
and how delicately serves Hot means hot,
and cold mean cold to this excellent crea-
ture sloppy, messy things she cannot
abide any more than her charge "a little
and often is her rule in regard to nourish-
ment, nor does she shirk the taking
trouble that to keep it is necessary.
Finally, the good nurse has a real mother
heart-one that overflows with pity. sym
patty and helpfulness toward every weak
and infrm being Such heart yearns
as tenderly over the sick as a mother
over her child it delights in self-denial
and makes personal sacrifices most willing
ly. In many a flat-chested virgin-nay
in many bearded ''six-footer moth
er heart beats warm and true. going out to
little children aud to the sick w no are las
| little children in countless deeds Of loving
! kindness Cloud housekeeping
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

Is undoubtedly caused by Tactic acid in the blood.
This acid attacks the hbrOus TISSUES, and Caus, s
the pains and aches m the back shoulders knees.
ankles, hips, and wrists Thousands of people
have found in Hoods Sarsaparilla positive cure
for rheumatism. This medicine, by its purify ing
action, n-utralizes the acdity of thu blood, aud
also builds up and strengthens the whole body.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
Carriage and pair: perambulator with twins
Chamberlain Eve md akin O,.,men,

A certain for chronic sore eyes, letter, salt
rheum, scald head, old chronic sores fever sores,
eczema, itch, prairie scratches, sore nipples and
piles, IL is cooling and soothing. Hundreds of
eases have been cured by It after all other treat
,nent had failed Twenty five and fifty cent boxes
FOrsal4 ny r. 4 Thorn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
WANTED.
Some One TO buy the Place

Lately owned 10y q. W Ire late d-c-as.d. Of
Vernon; farm contains III acres or morr. suitably
divided INTO tillagr, moving. pastun. and wood.
land; good sugar orchard, fruit aud walnuts
Good buildings all slated. consisting Of convenient
house Of nine rooms, closets pantry. milk room.
etc. with never falling water to house and barn
Large barn and shed Tobacco shed. granary.
wa on shed. sugar house and cider mill " it'll two
presses. Farrl cuts hay and fodder enough for
twtlv" cows and a pair Of horses, and II desired
VIII make good sheep farm Also adjoining is
good timber lot Of about 81 acres Of pine poplar
chestnut. ~ It'll hard wood consisting Of bir,h oak
etc, several thousand railroad ties. Situated In
the town ~ Vernon. Vt, \, miles from post of.
flee. store aud church. and " mile from tn, Adj,
vent chapel, aud near school. To any one who
wants good farm, now is your time 10 buy and
good time TO become patron To the Mortified
Creamery Hay, straw and COWS Tor sale In.
quire ON the premises
MRS G ". LEE
"a "a LEE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
Charles COsRroye

Who has not been able to attend to his business
for years was interviewed by our reporter yester-
day, and says: For years was troubled with
Brtght's disease of the kidneys. The doctors
gave me up. Through an eastern friend l OBJ
tanned bottle of Sulphur Bitters | took five
bottles and am almost well-San Francisco call
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA,
When she had Children, she gave them CastOriA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum fever Sores letter chap
ped hands, chilbains, cOTns and all skin eruptons
and positively cures piles or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price p cents per box. For sale by
Henry \. Chaplin.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
Railroads.
NEW LONDON NORTAERRRAILROAD

GOING SOUTH.
Trains leave Brattleboro as follows
DO A. NJ for Springfield ana New York, daily,
except Monday.
5;55 A. NJ, for Boston, via BelcheTtown and the
Central Massachusetts, r r.. and for New Lon
don and intermediate stations
$50 n, for Conn. River X. r.. Millers Falls Pal.
mer' New London. Fltchburg, Boston, HoOsac
Tunnel etc
2:2l n, express for Springfield and New York
~ p ~, Steamboat train for New York via New
London, and mail tram for Springfield
40 p. NJ, express for Springfield and New York
GOING NORTH
Trains arrive In Brattleboro:-
lO;A A N, from New London and New York
ls;i p NJ hom Millers Falls. Hoosac Tunnel
Boston, Fitchhurg, etc.
5:O3 p. NJ, from Springfield Montreal express
i;li p. from Palmer New London and Boston
b:2s p. n, from Springfield
f:3O p NJ, from New London, Palmer and Boston
4 via Central Mass r. r.
pu:lO p. NJ, from Springfield and New York
| e. r SPAULDING, Supt
New London, Conn, Oct. 3, 1880.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

siilAlEohly TEA &ian O. our day has gained
u spoonful II is the curing ases OF lingering or
2 Dest and oheap-sl through treatment by mail
le me, .l, Try Il, q in nrvous and chronic
NyVu WIN De sausneu ~ Temple Place Boston,
Get II of your Drpe we'll nown remedy. pr,
NDON'T WAIT, GF,he uses his practice only
~ remedies, and has given spec.
D. ~ fSa are e Treatment OF pati,,,!sat dis
Old age, Unner or perstnaIl, ie ,.ntireiv free
--ey He,6nnS sufferer tflm whatever kind Of
MXT NE NE privilege pr Of writing to him de-
send considered answsr f hs W. aYnlainins
IAN i5s anu ewing y9ga perfect understand
health. and bis T,ona.s,rful in restoring the sick
arrest IN this country. S.nd T for Ms symptom
Your CAS- "T''e nm, sufferer, for his advice In
lead 10 vonr H., VIII cost you nothing, and may
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
UoIdi,To the Light,

The man who tells you confidentially just what
will cure your cold is prescribing Kemp's Balsam
this year, In the preparation OF this remarkable
medicine for coughs and colds no expense is spared
to combine only the best and purest ingredients
Hold a bottle of Kemp's Balsam to the light ard
look through II; notice tn bright, clear look then
compare il with other remedies. Price 20 cents
and 81.
There was a young fellow in Chile,
Whom wine -bbhing had made very sile,
He wouldn't be quiet
In fact, he ran riet
Aud knocked man down with bile.
Indianapolis Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

holds a place In the house. n Yon7 nave never
used 1t and should be afflicted with cough. cold
or any throat lung or chest trouble, secure a bot.
tie at once and give fair trial Il is guaranteed
every time, or money refunded Trial bottles
Tree at Henry A. Chapin's drug store
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
WEST DOVER. w.

WEST DOVER.
Mhhe 'eaming last Saturday Ozro Hin
put ms shoulder ~. - inint and Dr. Pr
was called TO set it, This Is .ae sixtb Nm,
IN the last II months that Mr.. Nm has r"at
with such an accident '''' mas met
n Il. Cook went To Burlington on Mon
uay as delegate from the G. Is La,,to, ~,
TO the urand Army encampment. ''''
IN ShaIle Leonard went 10 Boston this
Wees III company with his brother.
There will he a sugar party at the school
house haii next Thursday evening. given
ny 'he ladies' OF the W. c. T. u.
ozd ~; n, Mays four-horse team brought
soOO pounds of grain from Readsboro e : NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

\ mans wife should always he the same, rsprc-
tally TO her husband, but if she is weak ami ner.
vous, and uses Carter S Iron Pills she cannot be-.
for they make her feel like different person,
so they ali say, and their husbands say so too
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

Costlveness can be permanently cured by the
Use Of Bakers Mandrake Btters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
VERMONT VALLEY RAlLROAD

n, ON and after Oct >, 1870, trains on this road
toul leave BrattlebOrO for all points North al
Us A. NJ, 3:Oi, 6:25 and lO:l5 p ~
- The lO:4b A train Is mail train for Montpelier
m A1m~ Rutland Burlington, Montreal aud
m PlsSu upslc roli
d,I h' 315 train is the Montreal and Quebec
n express.
Pc b;sa p. tram is mail train for White River
'HHrrk'tinu ,ud RLtland
N- 10. ." . q trais a. a.' Stsst, i,...tsssl
Sh-rbru"k aud Quebrc, with sleeping car AZ,
uichrd.
Trains leave Bellows Falls for the South. con.
Meeting with the Connect leu River line al lSrat
tel1ro as follows: Montreal and Queb.c express
mail aud accommodation, SIS A N mail train
l;sl ?. ~; New York day express 100 Pm
All these trains make Chise connections with
Boston 4 Albany II. r.. both east and west of
Springfield }. MUlLIGAN, Supt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

How often we hear mdde-aged people say re
garding that reliable old cough remedy, y. ii
Downs Elixir: why, my mother gave il to me
when was a child, and use II in my family; II
always cures 1t is always guaranteed to cure on
money Hafundad
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
E. CROSBY & co.
WOOD YARD.

HANING bought the wood busin.ss f.r,,,...,
- carried on 10y II. l.. Cauedy on Elliot str,,rf3
Il, am prepared to furnish HARD and SOFT
mp'D Doth green aud dry. four feet long ar
also BINDINGS and shavings Orders 6y mailnr,
leIt at Richardson's meat market nrn,nntiv nt
tended to. Terms strictly cash '''P'' az
R-S' GEORGE \. PERRY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
For Village House.

| lFFEk for sale the attractive twostory cot
4 tage on Whipplr ~ occupied by the family Of
rooms conveniently arranged, aud il fitted win
all modern appliances, including hath room
Steam neat, gas fixtures. etc aud IL In p,.rfr,t
ordtf throughout, ready for occupation II IN
ynnr chance "a srcun- a pleasant home. crntraliy
located. al moderate price ~ II. WHITE
Brattlrburu jan. ~ 1881 ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
CONSUMPTION
BRONCHITIS
scROFULA
COUGH OR COLD
Throat Affection
Wasting Of Flesh

o. any Dise"So trhsre the Throat aud Lungs
sTS InfHD'od, Lack Of Strength or KsrUs
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Cite ll1to Jlutb.
asmsn aus BEN eambarser s.b.m.
Bon srtessts Saeebfea,
(Sortiebunal.

>O~~$fSR"'tb/t
rSa, oa8 bifft Jbnen nun nibts
nebr,4 fubr Der gieger fort. ,Ste
itiifien mid f6on anb0ren, Maia,
aber Sie brau9en feline Nn9it gu bas
ben, i'd min Sbnen ni6t an bas armle,
ltge Seben; ipenn oaS neine Nbfibt
tndre, oann batte i9 es i6on fonnef,
als ia nenli6 bel Sbuen mar uno Die
S9rift aus bem S1retbtild nabul.
Ste fino alt, Maila, uno Ger SOB fam
ybnen nidt mebr f6refli1 leiu, aber
etn paar Sabre bon @iniamfeit unb
Surat nno @ram, oaS lit fdon l9lime
mer. Sci Sbrem Sobne lit bas eine
anbere 9ade, Der ipar jung uno btna
am 2eben. Sa, Nfaiia, bas that er,
oenn er tbut eS iekt ni9t niebr. =
Bilien 9te, mo SIR Sobn lit? Ssras
gen Sie NAL in 2onbon bel Der Boltaei
on, bisnei9t ftl6et Die ibn nnter Ser
Ebsmiebriide i'm 99lanln1, BET Ben
Natten. = SIRE Blutbunbe linb mir
oft 9enng aaf ben 6aden oepelen,
WtaHa Sangueia, Oa babe i9 CUR Ib<
lpedslun9 aud mai ben 8lutbnno ees
iptelt. : Sire geitien baben es mid
9elsbrt. Sn 9onoon = Sag uno glad1t
- ilno bet Der 9roBen Briide ermifdfe
llb ibn enoltd. Sc 9ing gans iaaft,
Wtaha, itur Elm fleiner Wfeljeriti9 uu6
Dann binlnter nit tbm. Ylnmps bats
9ena9t, lnb baum fanen bic Baien
aus BEN Shlamul. SD iab eS bel
oem 2idt einer 2aterne, benn eS mar
iuft nm Wfitternaht."
Der Ne9er ihmieg einen Nngenblid
unb frea3te Die lnustul0ien Qrme iiber
Ger md9tigen Bruft.
rWarum f9reien sic nid5t mad Der
Boli5ei, Maiia? Sd f9eer mid ben
Eeufel nm ote Poli3ei, lie u69ea mid
nleinetmegen fansen unb ben 3opf abs
fdlagen. Sd babe mild serabt, un6
oas mar oie Gufgabe meines 2ebenS.
Was nun fommt, lit mir slei9siltig.A
6erbinano Sau9uefa fpra6 nod iuts
tl1er fein Wort. Seit jener ,tlatten
Sanobemegung bate er iid aud ntdt
nebr geregt, uno fetn Gopf lag ettpas
5urtdgelnnfen an Der 2ebne 6es Stub,
lee.
Sim benerfte es erit jest uno trat
ndber berau. Sein i9euer Bid fog
iiber 0aS @elibt oes Sflapenbanblers,
uno 0ann bog er ii1 nieber.
,Goddam, idJ CLAUDE ipabrbaftig,
baB er abgefabren lit. Der 91red
bat ibm oas 9er5 abseitoben. aber bofs
fsntli9 bat er nod Gaes geb0rt, mas i'd
ibm er51blte.A
Gin pl6slides @raufeu padte ben
Neeer mie NIT uniidtbaren Sauiten.
Gr gin9, dbnlid einem ipilben Ebier,
oes bic Beitide oes 8dn6isers fiir1tet,
langlam G6ritt I'm S9ritt riidmarts,
59wang ii9 aus benz Seniter unb flob
tll lanssn Sasen Die monobele Strabe
binunfer.
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9en sdmitter Sob

nnb etnss unerttttliden Genie fdut 70 man6e gaen.
l9entlatte pprettts gum Spfer, pel&e reife unb af
ftge Gru4t serdsen hdtte, BET bereIben re@ts
ietts uuf bic vtletnen1 nnpasli8teitsn unb untu=
t6mmlthtetten, pie iie eas tdslt6e 9eben init lid
brtnst, sea9tet porhen pdrs @t9s IT 70 ma9r. ais
entiteben unD jpar plAe per6ietenter Grt. Btlic{=
tat, @ercpfuns, Dpspspfie, Gtnes clst benz Gateren
an benz Snbs, trssn NIT stnanSer an erssssH ase.
bie semeiniame Auele, ber e ale entiprinsen, ntdt
bea6tet fpirb. Die Gnfdnse bes 6beumattsmus,
Malarta une gsoraberssbenbe4 nntbattstst her 0te=
nenn perIdumt pirb. tbrem Gi@bemertbarmahen To-
fort bic seb6rtse Yeaatung gu iaenfen. Ofan tbue
beien rsertnsfhssen" nnpdbltGfetien pfor bura els
nise Doien 9cjtetters Wlasenbittsrs Gtnbalt unb
perlperre hamt benz unerbittl6en GGnttter 1pb bte
G9hr; nnterldbt man tteie @rrfi4t 10 1T man ism
rettunSSlcs rerfallen, bic eereGte Strafe fur ben
sst@tfnn, ber ptletne eetten" uabea6tst laifsu ,u
bhrfen saubte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-21

cax,o,, ,4,.A, =, ,,,;t 49,. f.:Lt a..
Ysl9sh alspahllg ~ lhlle elnsr lsIVtel Ser.
!1sa9ang e'nen an9eholla ai eerngrte e.
.gM pstullu), pab le.A 0iuG enlipsoel
9ul tu1yl ooel goultello nlli elllelh talla
ms1loatsn AoplIlluell erp'eetl = l mnroe a1 d
Oa.''t m aos. sallaah q l.g ls.heI o.ou'
als an9sllaytst o,t nno oss nhgs9enteI
gslealgall'gsm g9:e aollaaoeS. Der III o'slen s
amssmo'.a 6lg.isa as 'g. uno os,. 5st Sst,
s!s'sln os1 gtles.e NV uno .l lesl'
mi }1g llalhh aaI oen INN aa9ep'eleael
P1as. g a,y
,. NaW o,p! os,n Sngotetraaal tpalI n q 9
s,a,s. ssLast Staa gtaaoes, aa osm uot .ga
Ea4; sss.osn 0sslgs.o.gst ausl "ut e'"s'
i'u4:.9St. :u Msuls aMo sls.ly..l.gsa; }y w.! c
e S1s ts apaeg's; .ps.we Le't SoWeh aul
1Sm .alIsis, galle .Dh aeseealtell, e'nell
Mssg;sss.. Mss:sos.llaao ss.s 81 aspllsa, uao oel
W pral.otlle s a iuaI oagsr s ~ osr . saye gene.
l.u, a'.I Vlaao gslesl'gtt SorlWtllIel,
e;.ea eimtn ,S Ssrlgs.o.gsf 81 osllsaem. % pas
Sln9 haW etnem SWema felDunl, llllc
ma1t gaILs o.traif.u s.nsa laa9ea uaOetaa'tten a'
Scr @taatsaulpalt erblidte in bie5em
llmitanb Elm 3eid,er. baR Der glnoe.
flQate feline @ache pon nnrnherein nsrs
loren aebe
yiad, Ni(buuo Ser @eIhmorenenbonf
rief ser 8rd5ibert Sic 2elioen onf. "a
traten orei Berlonen hintsr SEN In Ser
gPitte Ses G5onIes befimhf;d,en S;ssh
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IA. aapitsI.

Nm 9ofitentbor brdngte iid felt
iieben l1hr friib eine bunt 5ulaulinens
9eiette Meni9enmenSe I'm 6as neue
@eri9tssebdl6e. Die Meilten lnu6ten
uuuerri9teter Sahe ipieoer ab5ieben,
6enn Der S9murseri1tslaal fonnte
ni9t ben 3ebnten Tbeil Der Nnbranger,
ben falien uno Der Yrdiibent bate in
Soransii9t oieier Tbatfa6e 2artsn
aua9eben fnlIen.
Sn3Dii6en flbr Steenbnlen In ciner
gef9loiienen Drolhfe an Ser 6iuters
front bes @erthts9ebdubes Dor. Gr
fonitte BON bort aus unbemerft in bas
fiir Sie Gu9eflasten beitimnte 3immer
gtlangen unr purbe Iofort bel ieinen1
4uSfteigen BON eineln @eri1tsbiener
in Gmpfang genonlnen NIB bic Ereppe
bfnaufgelettet. Der 0foum, ipelber
iinnlitttfbar an ben S9murgerihtslaat
itieb. mar feiner Beltinlmana aelna6
auBeror6entli9 einfa6 einaeridtet, es
befanb iid) III benielben utdts ipeiter
als elm Stubl unb Elm Tiif; aaf let.
terem itano cine @aiierflai6e unb ein
@las.
Steenbuien letts lid], lpie t0rperlib
ermiioet, auf ben 5tubl. unb bDrte,
bop Der Dieuer binter ibm Die Ebiir
abi6loB; oas mar ber erfte ueberaaua
aus Der Greibeit in bic l1nireibeit.
20ann blidte Ct iid in benz fablen
3faunl UNI.
@ie Wan9er bate bier ihon 9ee
isIien unb NIT flopfenSein 0eraen anf
bas Gtimmensemurmel eelaul6t, ipenn
Der Obmann Die 5rdgen- un6 bic Mnts
mort auf bic s5ra9en perlas, Bis bann
Der @eri9tsbote fam un6 ben Mnge,
fla9tsn 5ur Gmpiangnabme Der pers
bdn9niBpolen Gnti9ei6nng abrief.
User sim j6arfeS @eb6r belas, fonnte
pieuei6t f6ou III bieler @inIamfeit feiu
llrtbeil pernebnten.
Stsenhnien griff iid an Die Stirn
Elm onmpfes inmmenoes @erauid) idlua
on iein Sbr; Der 3ub6rerraun Be- e.
gann lid 81 fiillen, baS @erift Der,
fammelte iid, es feblteu unr nod uenioe
Wiuuten on neun ubr.
Daln tonte plosli9 eine S1elle, Is
paro tobtenitiue, 6ie Ibiir flaffte ipeit
anf, nub Die Stimms 'oeS @eriGtsboten
lagte lant: sanseflaster gtesnbulen,
folnuien Gie!"
Der Rrdiibent, Die 5pei 8eilieer uno
oer Staatsanmalt lparen bem genator
peri0nlid befannt; er bate nit alien
asfsal9aftlib perfehrt uno sriiBts Die
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,,@mt amsiebem".

Das raut ausiebenA bdnst nidbt Bios ppn Der Sauts
farte ab Gs iest ttefer, benn es bdnst BON he se=
funben 3uftanbe Der tnneren Srsane as. & BE Sober
antbatts, bann ftebt man selb unb saGis ID Der
aus inb bie Rersn ansesrtfen, bana list f'fa man
erdmli4 nnb rernrteblt9 aus. Gprge fur quite Ges
lnnbbstt, hann wtrf Du usut ausfeben@. Gleetrtc
Dttters t - srebe 9elmtteI, ba8 anresenb unb bes
ebeno auf pie nneren Srsane enmtrft. G8 rertreibt
snsletd Gusi9Iase, @ef@pire, Gle9ten unb ionifise
nnretntststten ber Saut, unb perihnf etnen retnen
5etnt. gu bdben tn ber Mpcthete BON abplpt Drei5,
Tbcmpicn q 60. so Gents BITE Slaihe.
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- Die 3inefiGe @esieruug bat ouf
bic gemeinfame Note 6er GroBmd9te
teine befriebisenbe Mntwort gegeben.
Sic bot fi@ 3uar 3u S6abeueriab Be.
rett ertldrt, bat ii6 aber geweigert, ftir
bic 3utunft irgenb tpelde 8arsidaft
tibernehmen su tbnnen.
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Die ifritenben Seber In Maa&en
batten cine Delegation an ben Rriegs.
mtniiter gei6idt, um benieIben su ct.
iu@en, es ni&t 3u geiiatten, baB Sol.
baten an bic 6telen ber Gtriter gefebt
mhrben, bat fi6 semeisert, biefe Ses
putatioa 5u empfansen.
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= Sn 6amburs bat bas Banfbaus
Dosmer & Wi9aeIfen bantrott gema9t
NIT 8erbtnbli9feiten Inn 8etroge bon
Is WilliOnen Mart. Die borbanbeuen
Afttna finb gan3 unbebeuteno. Eie
5eiben Chefs oer Girma finb perbaftet
tuorbea.
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u lb u m 8

sum 8uiammenlesen nno gum aufftenen in
YliI4s unb Maroceo Dedeln nit cribirten
Silber unb antifen @lfenbeinsD Defprationen.
GbeniD auf bic ed,t Iebernen Eoilette= &diter
fir 9erren, Yliif9 8and Sets, SSancb plaih,
Netalls uab 9orn @e1teIle fir perihiebener,
9ebraa4. ale strtttet trasen bic popuIaren
Yreife in 3abIen
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m- gerseifet ni6t, bob mir bas
Winbfor fOIbing gett (aum 3uiammen.
legen) uertaufen. gs 1T bas Belie III,
Der Welt. 8. g. ped & 60. 202'
& 2O4 gDeif @omnerftrabe. e
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&il1oer : Nfdntel.

SHE borber haben tpir bartn au9 i1ur cine
balb 70 sroBe auspabl sebabt tpie bieies
Sabr, ME borber tparen bic 9reiie 10 entfhiee
ben 3u @uniten Der &unben tpie 1eute
BunberbibI9e seftidte gloafs fit &inber
bon 2-5 Sabren, in tpeiB unb farbis. 8es
sularer Preis bieier @aare bon $3.50 Bis
$780, 8tr pertaufen bieielben fir
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- Grabt Gsbern fur getisn $2.,
BET 8. g. BED & Go POP & 204
Weii @ommereefraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-21

= pIiii6 parIor Sets fiir $27. so.
6. q. BED & Go. POP G 2O4 Weit
@rmmereefrabe.
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~ Wenn Sbr gut bebient iein
iuout. 10 fauft Cure Groceries BET
M elton & Go.
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B@ Cine groBe NuswabI feiner Oes
tifateRen. importirt unb einbeimifd,
bel Welton & 60.
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- SGoufeIfible ja rs Gents BEL
s. @. ped & 60. 202 & 204 @sit
@ommereefraBe.
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Mfdntel, sSSaden nllo l1e=
bermiirfe.
Nebmt ben Glebator.

Sas srDbte, rei@baItisfte, bpafanbisFe
beit /. aiiortirte uno biaisfte Gloaf saus in
Geras.
Oamen=Sadem gu $3.50, fpertb $500.
Damen=Sadem gu $500, ipertb $3.50.
SanOssena9te Saden gu $3.50, tpertb $500.
sonbon 9romenabensR0de gu So, ipertb $11.
9amen 3eus @apes gu $4.75, tperib So.
Samen Mftra6an gapes gu $3.50, ipertb
$5.75.
Samen %luid llebertpiirfe, Satin Belab A..
$3.50, tpertb $12.75.
$lS Netpmarfets, rebucirt gu $3.50.
SIS gsetpmarfets, rebueirt gu $40.
$3.50 glepaarfets, rebu3irt 3u 1915.
$3.50 Glotb Circulars, rebu3irt gu $500.
llnb 70 1T i'm sansen Department Bel iepem
eii,3elnen artitel eine Grfparnib bon 20 Bis
30 Prosent tpabrnebmbar.
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$500.

Snnoerte bon &leibungsftiden fiir Rinber
itt iebem NIter BON $3.50 Bis $14
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geionbere stufncrfianrfeit lenten mir auf
un1er 9lHorttment bon