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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23
BEES IN THE SPRING.
Proper Care of the Insects at a Critical
Time of the Year.


The time is near at hand when bees
need considerable attention. A success
full honey crop depends to great ex-
tent on the proper care of bees from
now until the main harvest begins.
During the first warm days Of spring,
when the bees are flying freely, every
colony should be carefully examined.
Brush out all dead bees and dirt that
have accumulated during the winter
Tuck them up warmly and snugly. It
will pay to pack all unprotected hives,
even in an old store-box, well protected
from rain. If any colonies are queen
less unite them with other weak ones,
giving two or three frames or more to
each. 1t viii not pay to buy a queen
for such a colony unless it is exceeding
ly strong, and you have no weak ones
to unite it with. Look well to the
amount of honey each one has. Ten
pounds may be enough to last them un-
til the harvest begins, and it may not
Much depends on the fertility Of the
queen and the time of the harvest.
Never allow bees to get short of stores
in the spring. Some people think if
they can't ga her enough honey after
the first flowers bloom they can die
-rhis is a great mistake They can con-
sumo little or much money. The more
honey consumed the more bees. Get
the bees, and you viii get the surplus,
if the flowers yield it. S. Mead, In
Ohio Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23

Little Judith, the eightyear old daugh-
ter of Mr.. Mullineaux. of the Inland
ChTiStiGn -Adrocate, Des Moines. Iowa
on learning that her special playmate. a
child of her own age. had taken the
whooping cough, took bottle OF medi-
cine. which had cured her of trouble
some cough, and said: You must take
this medicine. 1t will do you good"
Mr.. Mullineaux was curious as to the re-
suit and on making inquiry learned that
the little neighbor. who had been unable
to rest ct night. had been greatly RELIEF
ed in that respect. The paroxysms were
neither so frequent, severe or enduring.
The cough under the genial action of
this admirable remedy. was loosened.
The medicine liquefes the mucus and
enables the sufferer to throw it off The
attack in the beginning gave every evi
dence of being a severe attack of whoop-
cough. Indeed it was genuine case;
but this preparation, while perhaps it
may not be positive cure for the dis
ease, Is undoubtedly able To alleviate it.
If it does not cure it, it will give unques-
toned relief The medicine referred to
is Chamberain's Cough Remedy. For
sale by j. I. Bennett, druggist.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23
Rheumatism Cured in a Day

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in l to 3 days.
Its action upon the system is remark
able and mysterious. 1t removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappear. The first dose greatly ben
efts. rs cents. Sold by Stone &
Hassell, Druggists. Lancaster, 48ly
Large size SOC andSl.00.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23
The Spring Medicine.

The popularity which Hoods Sarsa-
parilla has gained as spring medicine
is wonderful. 1t possesses just those ele-
ments of healthgiving, blood-purifying
and appetite-restoring which everybody
seems to need at this season. Do not
continue in dull. tired, unsatisfactory
condition when you may be so much
benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
purifies the blood and makes the weak
strong.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.
a DOLL FROM PARIS.

once there was sweet doll lady,
Came from Paris DER the sea.
Wore cloak of finest satin.
ostrich piumes her velvet hat in,
And gown all 'broidery.
An, her manners were so charmingl
she could sing, and curt,sy low,
" ak and dance minuet-
sweetest doll you ever met.
You'd have surely said, know.
But alas, this sweet doll-lady
Game to visit small Miss Reset
First she lost her golden tresses,
Then she lost her lovely dresses,
Then she lost her eyes and nose.
She was soon helpless cripple;
She was never put TO bed.
Could not sing she was so jaded-
All her Waxeu roses faded,
And at last she lost her head.
What this pretty sweet doll-lady
Must have thought, is plain 10 me,
just before her execution
That new French Revolution
Had arisen this side the sea
Mary +. wilkins, in Wide Awake.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23
7. Horse Breeders.

W. L. MeCord, Lancaster, Wis. is progressive
breeder and believes in encouraging those who
patronize his stations. lie has offered purse
Of 100 dollars to be trotted for in 1894 for oals OF
1892 for which the produce of all Mares served in
1891. by Lord Broueham and Brougham, Jr., &C
cording TO conditions in Tabulated Pedigree can
compete Pedgrees containing conditions will
be mailed free on application. These stations
are Grandsons Of Rysdyks Hambletonian.
He also wishes 10 announce 20 the Breeders Of
Grant County that they can find in his breeding
stable one OF the best Draft and All purpose
stations in Western Wltoonsin These Stal.
lohs will be found at the old stand, wrights
Brick Barn, Lancaster after April IS.
Thanking my patrons for past fayors and ask.
ing for their further patronage
Respectfully,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23

FIG. 4-Hollow walls for poul try house-a
outside battens; b. outside boarding; c, mid
die battens; d, felt; e, inner battens; T. lath
and plastering.
and wood too cold in winter, a wall
may be made like the section represent
ed in Fig 4, which will nearly always
exclude frost.-Country Gentleman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23
BucKLIN,s ARNICA SALvE,

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, OF no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price Is cents per box. For sale by
JOSEPH T. BENNETT 29ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23
10 &c
FIG. 3-GR0UND PLAN.

hens win readily ascend to this up
per story. Fig. 8 is another p Ian, which
requires little explanation.
1t is convenient, when the poultry
house is ON farm, to pl ace it on the
line which separates the dooryard from
the barnyard, with door from the
former for the attendant, and openings
into the barnyard for the poultry. AS
brick or stone walls are often too damp,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23
BIG CHuRcHFs

St Louis Republic: We think we have
some big churches here in America, bnt
few of them have a seating capacity of
over 1900 persons. Compared with
some Of the big churches of Europe ours
are but as molehills to mountains:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23
When wanting to Ficht.

Two tribes of Indians in the upper
part of California had as a boundary be-
tween their districts low ridge where
the streams headed. If you should go
to where one of these streams, Potter
river, rises, You would see still stand
ing tall pile of stones beside a never
failing spring. On one side of this cairn
was the territory of the Pomo Indians,
and on the other the land Of the
Chumaia. These tribes were enemies,
and were often at war. When the
Chumaia wished to challenge the others
to battle, they took three little sticks,
cut notches round their ends and in the
middle, tied them at the ends into fag-
got, and laid it on this cairn. If the
Pomos accepted the challenge they.
tied string around the middle of the
three sticks and left them in their
place. Then agents of both tribes met
on neutral ground and arranged the
time and place of battle, which took
place accordingly.-Ernest Ingersoll, in
st. Nicholas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23

Washington Post: II think" said
Pennington pensiveiy, chat will write
a poem on the front gate. If you
aren't careful" his brutally matter-of-
fact room mate replied, you'll get ar
rested for defacing private property"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23

Somerville journal: Diggs-''Was
that pretty girl your sister that you had
with you at the concert night before
last?" Biggs-"N-no, she isn't but she
viii be, expect, just as soon as pro
pose.'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23

Kate Fields Washington: Family
solicitor-"How is it that you have sunk
so much lower than all your compan-
ionsP" Jack-'I TOOK your advice, sir,
and started from the bottom. stayed
there"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23

After suffering horribly for years from
scrofula in its worst form, a young son
of Mr.. r. L. King, zoo Franklin st
Richmond Va, was recently cured by
the use of Ayers Sarsapari LA. No other
medicine can approach this preparation
as cleanser of the blood.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23

Harvard Lampoon; = Close Com
parison.- .rst maiden How well Mr..
Fastleigh holds himself Second maid
en--'But that dosen t compare with the
way in which he holds another,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23

Yankee Blade: Bride-"See. papa
has put check among the wedding
presents. Generous father. Groom
Yes, it's The same old check that has
done duty at all the wedding receptions
in tins family"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23

and a foot and half long, open at both
ends with slide door, to be reversed
when the hen is setting, and thus
placing her in the opposite room. The
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23
FIG. FIRST FLOOR.

The second floor, lathed up to the
roof, has the nests set in the partition,
one foot above the floor, one foot high
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-23
GOOD CHICKEN HOUSE.
Plans for Accommodating Two Floeks OF
Thirty Chickens Each.

The accompanying plans represent
the first and second stories of poultry
house, large enough TO accommodate
two focks of thirty chickens each.
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Natk fir @atterI

8or iber 50Sabren i1on tpurbe Wts.
WinsloD's SOOTHING Sbrup Don MiIs
lionen Don Mdttern beim 3abnen ber
Ginber a~ngetren5et. Wirft Du i'm
S@lafe bur6 bas S6reien zines Sinbes
geffbrt, bas in 3ohnen III unb Dor
S9meraen rpeintg Weu1 70, Iafe Ipfort
etne 5lol9e BON oMrs. MinsIo,p's SOP.
thing gprut" buIea. gsin Weri5 ii uas
~be3ablbar. gs tpirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben iOfOrt 2inberune peri9ahen. Ser.
loBt Sud barauf Wttter, es lit fein
3peifsl oaribsr. IS beiIt Splenterp
unb Siarrboe, regulirt ben Mosen unb
bic Iieret, beieitiet Mino Golif, ers
psi6t ben 8aunen, perbinbert gntsans
burg uab ftdrft bas game SPLEEN.
,Wrs. WinsloDs SOOTHING Syrup
fBr 5abnenbe Rinber lit angenebm In
8ei9mad unb bas Gesept ffammt BON
einem Der beiteu meibIi6en Nerate In
ben Ser. Staaten. gs 1T BEL alien
9rugsiIten in Der sanaen WeIt gu boz
ben. preis IS @ts. per 6Iaide.
Gauft ni9ts anheres als Mrs. Mias.
Ions 6Ootbing Syrup.
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@pm Der @rasps=ManSnna.

-
Sas @ei9dftstreiben unb 5ie edit
fabrt auf benz Bra5os s6luB fangen an,
nod Heuerli6en 8eri9ten aus @olums
bia, elm rebt le5baftes Nnfebeu 3u Be-
tommen; nl@t ueniser ais 10 Sampfer
finb ieBt bort.
Der Beri6terfatter ber ,8alp.
Neps", tpel6er Dor Elm paar Saeen ii.
men tur5en Nusius nod Der Miinbuug
bes 8ra3os mnGte, fast, bob er p6Gia
erffaunt iber cas- gepsieR iei, mas ct
bort gu feben befommen babe.
Den 6led, no bic neue @taot 0es
lasco ausgelegea miro" = agt er-
babe Id nod als IunsfrduIl1en IRE
malb gefannt, 10 unbertbrt unb ipiIb.
mie er nur i'm buntelften Nftita BON
STANLEY Dorsefunbea morben 1T. Sa
bieiem Ausenblid ftebsn baranf 80 big
40 prd9tTse 0Ol3sebduoe. speie. bret.
uub uierf6di9. ole I9on pollenoet, unb
3peimal msbr ino uuter &puttatt unb
werben irfott gebaut pssDeu. Dor
taum 3 Wouaten mar bier Nihts au
feben, fein 9aus unb Nitis. mas auf
bic Nnweienbeit eines Meai1en tdt!e
binweiien f6nnen. Damn tam pIDblid
6oI5 bis gu 6uaberttaulenben Don Jns
Ben unb i'm @sfoIse beg 8aumateriaIs
trafen GRANDDAUGHTER aler Nrt eiu, Gins
merleute, Mntrei9er unb tpie BON !3aus
berbdnben erbaut, itiesen bic O6uier,
ln3ISndPn. ifhpr Mamf in hip 6Xhe syn
benz Gage. no i'd 8eioseo beiu9te, tua.
rem bort 5 groBe Seself6iFe, bic bon
13 big Is Sub Wafer aosea unb ale
Durben gu glei6er 3eit ausseIoben.
IS berridte cine 10 reee Sbdtigteit, uie
nur our Baumwols8 9 tIabungs3eit i'm
@albeftoner 6afeu."
Der nBraaos &iber Channel anb
Dod Company" 1T es selungen. f9on
Elm G9if bon II Sub Siefgang ourd
bic Sanbbaut. GabrfraBe 3L briugen;
iie lit nit bieiem grfoIse aber nod ni6t
3ufrieben uno bat i9on einen 2ontratt
nit eiuem Dampfer abgefdIoHen, mel.
der in Netp Oort nit gifenbahnfdienen
big 3u Is SUB belaben tperben fol-; He
mill es auf ibre 8ssantmortli9feit bin
iibernebmen, baB berielbe bic Ganb=
banffraBe paifren fann, nnb feline
2t9teribife gum Nuslaben n6tbig bat,
neil He Der feffen ue~beraeusung if, 6aB
ber 2anal i6 Bis babitt 3u benz moth.
.wenbigen WaferHanbe pertieft baben
mjrb.
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@einmebeit 1T Meidbtbmt1t

Or. 6. 8. Mets Nerpenz nab @etirn : Rur lit elm
sasantirtes fpeetFiGes Seilmittel fur 6paerie, Srdm-
Pie nerrbie asnraIsta, &rpff@mersens nerpbfe nebers
re.lans unc Ibipannnne, peruriaGt 6urH ben hber=
Inaabt9su @eHuP BON Nltcbcl pber 9abat SGIa{lcfss
tn @abnfnn au8artet uub ~aasemetnes Glenb, Sieas
thnn nnb Fob berbeifatrt. Gs IL aud etn Seilmittel
sesen trhbbettises altern, eesen 1ufru@tbortett, ams
nrfa&t nurn sst5tise 1ieberanfrensuns cher pura
Sueennlaneen. Seoe S4a@tel enibdlf bic Sur fur
etnen WRrnat. $l.00 bic Sma9tel, cher 6 GMadteIn
Deir sarantiren, bab 6 Sao4teIa ieben SaG betler
ipesesE, nit teeer @efeanns fir s S@aGteln, bic BET
ms NIT BEN yretfe ~etnIduft, ienben mir benz Befieuer
nuferen j@rtftltmen Garantie G&etn, eab MIR has
Gslb 5urldi9iden, reun has Miittel teiEe Setluns bez
mtrtt. GpI@e SAeine irerben nur ou6geaent BON,
9tty Drng Stcre (Gtu5fse GSeuten) 30. 8 Gait
Commerce &freet, Gan Mntrnfr, IeraB.
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= era &.

= Nus @iferiudt i6oB in Neu.
Braunfels Sole @on3ales auf ieinen
Rebenbubler &. @ome3 unb peripunoe.
tie i'm t6btli6.
SSn @uero unb umseseno fisl
@nbe Dergan9eaer Wo9e Elm ttarter
Negen.
= Sie Suniet 8aba bef6rberte big
iebt 3miiden San Nntonio unb Sous
ton iber 1000 8aaen 8aumwoIe neuer
@rnte.
Sn 8tpan III ON II. Nuguf elm
SeIegramm aneefommen, wel6es bic
Mittbeilung brinet: SapIor. Btpan
unb Ohieras @iienbabu organiirt unb
Der @ei9dftsnorftan0 ermdblt. Sn
Golse bapon alsemsiuer Subel.
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Giue mid,tias ue,te GNenbabm.

Die Getanutma9ung Der SbatIa9e,
haB bic Dallas Srunt Babn BON Der
5aOIi@eu pacific Gefeaf9aft auge.
tauft porben if-iast elm 8eri9t aus
New Birmingham - bat bier gross
Greube erregt. Die 8abn, tueuri aur
8oaenbuae gebra6t. mfrs uns cine ge.
funbe 4onturren3 nit benz @ouIoI9en
gabnipfem seben.
Bon Dallas Bis @ebar - nabe bel
Ntbens in 9enberfon Gountp lit bic
9runfbabn fDon fertissefelt, unb bic
@rbarbei.en BON @ebar bis gtbens fnb
ebenfalls setban; es feblt uur nod, oaB
bic 16 Nteilen biesfsits bon 9ltbens,
pel6e tbeilmeile in @berDtee uab tbeil,
tDeife in 6enberfon gountp liegen, ora.
brit ncrben.
Sic Stbli1e pacifcsB abn lit bereits
i'm 8etb eiEer turaen giienmegfrede
bon BEAUMONT nod &odlanb, unb tpenn
mon bic beiber am gnbe Iieaenben
punfte, Mtbeus unb 2odlanb burd
cine 9erabe 2Inie ~berbinbet, 70 fabrt
bisfe iiber Stem Birmingham; ioG:e
bteie Babn nun Bon Rod(anb big mad
Nacogoodes lpeiter sefibrt tperben unb
bon ba peiter bis nod Nep Birmine,
BAN, 70 pttrbe ie bur9 Elm 8ebiet BON
iansfrduli6em Walblano seben. bas 10
groBartig tpdre. als es ems in Ohteras
giebt, unb bic gabn piiroe nur tuenige
Meilen bon benz oiretten @ese abmeis
den.
Sas 8errain 1T berartig, baB Der
@an Der Babn nidt ~foitfpieltg meroen
tptirbe.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir Sas 9Sps
9enblatt $3.50.
&eienbe u genten:
s. g. @ui@.
M. SGDrDbinD.
6 D { 8.
Cages Gbrpnif.
IL Wunuit.


1914. etiftuns Der. llnipsriitat &Ditissz
berg.
1919. Die b6bmril1en Stdnoe erflare,t Ser
btaanb II. beS SbrpneS perluitia.
1926. SLIP 1dldst Gbriittan ~. ppn Sdnes
mart Bel Gutter ant 8arenberse.
1856. Sriebri9 Der @rpbe in Sansiouct Sc.
itprben.
1872. S9ladt Bel Smolensf. Barclay be
Splp ppr Napoleon geihlagen. 8ranb in
Smplensf.
1913. gblauf bes 8affenitilitunbes. Grfter
@rmeebefeb[ S9ipar5enberg's. %orriiden in
Sadisn, $4,000 Wann.
1880. Carl X. BON Sranfreid fliidtet ii6
nadl @nslanb.
1854. Sort Mprsan ait Mpbtle 9oiat burd
@rangers Sruppen einseidlpiien.
1870. @efe9t Der v@rile1 nnb breier &anps
nenbppte sesen Elm fransbitideS Seidpaber
Bel Hitgen.
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gIlerIri.

eonntag Morgen 4 nbr trafen
ON Milam Square $. Nbriio unb M.
@arales 5uiammen. bic iofort einen
alten Streit pisoer aufnabmen. Nbriio
Duroe In ben unterleib geFodeu uu5
piro bermut5Iid fsrDen. garales 1T
entloben.
= Su ber beuti9 fat9oIii9en Stride
fanh am Sonntag Na6mittag inter
feierliden @eremonien bic ginweibune
Der ueuen @loden bur6 8iiGpf Nsros
itatt.
- @ountp : glert Sbao 9mith bat
eine GrboIuussreiIe nod Merico aus
geireten.
Nm Samitos Nbeno uuroe &.
2aubermilf bon Sobn 9bompion bur9
einen Mtefet fi6 in ben Wadsn gefdbrli6
oerDunbet. 8eibe Uareu NnGe(1elte
i'm 2ei5ftaa bon Moobwarb C gDans,
9oufonss traBe. 5bompIon mar ent,
la1en n0reen uub beeana oestpeaen
eiuen Streit nit 2lubermi!f.
3wei neitere &ldgen inb i'm IS.
Diarlttgeridt geeen Sam Mabsrid ous
bdngig gema6t Uorben. Cine Don =.
y. &ice fir $14l.79, cine BON gb.
@ii6e fur 81. 005. 80 gepoften.
Gouis Wanger unb SuIia Grauie
baben R9 nit elmer Seiratbsli3sns oers
feben.
- Mr. 9il, Ser Superintendent
Der elsttrifden Yeleu9tuuss : Infalt,
bat bur9 Gibrung fali6er 3abIs2iten
unterf6Ia9ungeu i'm 8etroge Don ca.
$500 beribt unb 1T fiiGtie geporben.
0err 8. .. 2ampmann bat bic nofbi.
gen Shritte ersrifeu, UNI i'm perfoIs
gen gu laffeu.
Ser neue Salenber Der Gbicagoer
.Ibenbpof" fit 1892 Iieet Dor uns in
ebenfo prd6tiser tpie btbi6er Nus|tat=
tung. Der reidbaItige 2eIe1fof unb
bic uielen Sq~ufrationen hnb 10 redt
geeignet. biefem Ra!enber in ieber beut:
f1en Gamilie giugang 3u beri1afen.
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9ert geebrten Yatlitnn1

bic gan3 ersebane Nn3sise, baB mir
bnrd unieren neuen 3antmaeen in Den
5taab gefebt fnb, SGmpen : Del uub
8aioline uuieren 2unoen ins Daus su
liefern uno bort b%or5umefen. 8alOs
lire' unb Oelfannen nit 2rabn fabrt
Der Wagen tets NIT unb f5nnen ben
eeebrten Gunben auf 8erlangen sur
Benubung tiberlaKen tueroen. I'm ae.
1nei9ten 3ufpru1 bittet bic
Miffion Oil Co..
lSnbaber 5. %. u. 5~rombers.)
Is N. NlamofraBe. Selepbon 543.
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SIM CINDERELLA 9duhsstnre.

Gde6ou 4 o n ftraBe u. abe. 6,
1T ioeben ansetommen: Sin GROCER
Worratb bon Ginber 8 Slippers unb
S4uben bon rs Gents ~oufpGrts.
Samen Sizes unb Slippers BON rs
Gents aufDdyts bis 3u ben feinfen
Qualitdten.
9as Eager in 9amen. unb Serren.
S@nb3eug, bod Ober nie6ris eei9nits
ten, nit Der 6anb ober Mai1ine &c,
ma@t, 1T eroBartig, gu preiien, bic
Seoen in @ritaunen feBen mhRen.
Wer feines unb auglei1 b~auerbaites
S9uDperf tragen min, faufe i'm Sin.
oereua S9ub.Gtore.
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"a Ser pIumber S. 6. 2ltfiae,
No. 20 Abenue 8 uabe poft Office,
bot, um ben geifeiaerten Qnibrh9en,
bic an fem @eiddft seielt iperben,
ua6tommen 81 f6nnen, fi6 nit einem
ti6tisen Ga6manne, 9errn 3bumas,
ahOciirt unb rirb tpie sepbbnIid aur
3ufriebenbeit bes publitums ole @uf.
fridge raid erlebisen. Selepbon 427.
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3u berpa6ten.

Mein neues ebay View Hotel" in
Ut odport, Sommers unb % NJ
ter. Nefort, aegenibsr meinem
pabiuon unb8 Babe Nntaltin Der Mrans
as 8ap, 1T oufH iofort gu perpa6ten,
ooer aud gu ~bertaufen an einen ta9ti.
gen 0otelmann, G66nFe SAGE
un D bas beauemf Il e unb I'd b l.
IT. 9aus anb Der Gaffe.
Souls s.. Sriibt,
&Odporf ober NrQn5as pQE.
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4aiiaae mah Gurppa.

Die IgentIr bes 9errn %. s.
y oung, go. l Commerce > @troSe,
San antonio, reprdieMtirt BITE
Sampfer bes Norboeutl9en 2lopbs, fo>
ME bic Der 9ambufaer Nttien $ @siel.
f@aft unb 1T 0err Doung I'M etanbe
bic biIligfe ten Raten 5u geben,
ertbeilt bereitwilig iebe semtni9te aus,
tanft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ole ibu
lbergebenen 0uftrdse. Wer nod Gu,
ropa au reiien piinfdt, ober 8ermonbte
beraberfommen laRen min, tuenoe RG
on genannte Mgentur.
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@rumeetaentsams . itebertraau,aaeu

WtarD s. Samibt unb @uf. S1mi5i
on S. &. Saplor, $50 Mder 2anb am
@bupioeras unb am gaIaperas Greet,
$1,000.
2i33ie 8ai@e an gbritian Mdbrig,
264 Gder 2ano, IL MeiIen norbpef.
LID bon Der Stabt" unb i'm surped 204
fur 5000.
Wi9ael &ipps on Suana Guerra be
Seal, 8runbfid on 2arebos StraBe fiir
$500.
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2tebes fatIborn n.

Batter (3u einem Greier): .9lio
meine 3O6ter pollen Sic our Grau ba,
ben? Sd idge ia, nit gr6Btem gers
gniigen t%auienomal ia, Rub es 1T mir
nur leib, baB mir ui6t in Der 3irtei
leben, benn i'd niirbe Sbnen nit eIer
9er3ensfreube aud meine aEberen fanf
S69ter gu Weiberr geben.A
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9enti@ Gnsliide ednle.

@ltern, tpeI6e ib,e &inber Der obigen
Nnfalt anbertrauen moIen, tperben
bterour9 narauf aufmertiam eemadt,
oaB 2inber. bic nod feinen unterritt
erbalten baben, MIR bel 8eginn bes neus
en- Shuliabres, allO am ndhifen L.
September. in bic Sdule aufgeaorls
men nerben t6nnen.
FIR ben S9ulborfanb,
S. @roos.
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Die ein3ige Mitgabe.
xWie III shr Name?1

&i6ter: rWie 1T Sbr Name?"
3euge: sSbeOoor @berbarb So
banu Gerbinanb @roteriabn."
&i9ter (ld9elno): sWis2 go piele
Namen?"
3euge: sSerr Ri6ter, es NOR bas
gin3ige, mas meme armen Gltern mir
geben fonnten."
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@ine 6 m%pfehIuna.

Ser Mauu, ben Id nebmen piiroe.
brau4! ;eiH 8erm6gen gu baben."
10, mein gndbiges Grdulein. bieie
@igenf9aft befibe i'd, obne mir gu
i6mei6eln, i'm alerrei1iten WioBe."
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9ret 9in8e, Die Sebermanm ruff
fen Iollte.

9aft bu Sur6fau, 10 gebraude Gors
nis Maeeuitdrter; bait bu &beumatiss
mus, 10 gebraude Gornis 9eiI. Oel;
baf bu MaIaria, 10 gebrau6e Gornis
Nlpentrduters WIutbeleber.
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sg- 6err CD. 9iefieIborf,
Der btfonnte unb l~argidbrige Wir!b Der
Surnba0e bat nun an Der gommerces
ftraBe, gegeniiber bon @roos' 8ant,
eire elegante WirtbFGaft einseri9tet,
no ffets frii@es Bier un6 8etrdnfe a0er
4rt oerobrei1t unb fsiner 3unh lerbirt
tpiro. G0genrdume au bermiethen.
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: Set Sabreu lit i'd an Ser
ifopfung. Sd sebrau6te faf ale Me.
%oi3inen obne gtfols; bis i'd f1lieBli9
Or. Nuguf 26ni9's 6amburser Sro.
pfen anparbte, pel1e mir ipfortige
Sinberung beri9aften. = 3berefa
Miaenbof, 81 @ppreB GrraBe, Buff
falo, 81. 81.
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Sin tteiner gerrdtber.

@as milf Du tueroen, Trib6en,
penn Gu NAL groB bii2
6ufaren lieutenant!
Warum beun gerabe 9as2
Weil ids bann bel Der Sante gmmp
10 Iebr gut baben tpirbe.
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BIS gum II. murben in Neu.
BraunfeIs 100 galien 8numwuae Der.
tauft.