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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22

Hon. George +. Weeks was brought
home las, evening from Ocean Point where
he has been for the past two weeks. He
WAS put on board the Islander aud st Gar
diner was transferred TO the Lizzie snow
that brought him to this city. arriving here
about s.se. lie was kept on cot till he
arrived here, when he Wa lifted into a
hack and driven to his home. Dr. e.. W.
Martin and several Of his friends met him
at the wharf here. Mr. and Mrs. q. c. Web
ster, Mrs, farnham and Miss Holmes ac-
comanied him home. MIR. Weeks condition
has changed but little since he left here two
weeks ago yesterday. He had been desir-
Gus Of returning To Augusta for several
days. Everyone along the route was cx-
ceedingly kind and every thing possible was
done for his comfort. He bore the Journey
quite comfortably.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22
chastasssass q Fsyssvvs.

Sext Tuesday the Northern New Eng.
land SUNDAY School Assembly and Maine
cbstaugaa Union will begin their seventh
annual meetings ut Narti,a's Grove, Frye
burg. The programme which has been
briefly mentioned Is a marvellous one, with
lectures readings, concerts, gymna sites, ebo-
rus rehearsals, normal Sunday school work
excursions by rail to Mt. Washington and
by carriages to popular and noted places Of
interest. The people Of Augusta and yicin-
ity will find this to he rare opportunity to
combine rest, recreation and intellectual i'm
provement. -Four Of the finest concerts ever
arranged are 10 be- given. On Reeogni-
ton day, which Is always gala day in the
assembly those who have finished theft
four years course of reading v i'll receive
their diplomas. Bishop Foster is to give
the address snd a. he is one of the sblest plat
form speakers in America, great
address may he expected
The railrosd rates are extremely low and
the place most desirable a. health resort,
apart from what one receives from the
assembly. Mrs. MARY 4. Livermore viii
give her first lertnre on Queen Elizabeth "
on "wednesday, the nth. Prof. Bow,ioin
will have charge Of the musical department.
He will he assisted by some Of thc finest
singers and musicians In the state. The
meeting will continue three weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22

That delicious fungus growth scitn
tifieally called by big ana strange name
but commonly known as the mushroom
is just beginning to come plentlfuily
into the local markets, and they are pre-,
pared to stay till late into the fall.
Tho.r which are found in the vege
table stalls in Washington market are
Of artificial culture and are now selling
at about seventy-five cents pound. A
month ago they brought SiS5 pound
and month hence fifty cents. or even
less will bny q goodly supply of the nu-
tritiSus and delicious white stemmed
and brown topped fungi.
Said the rtddy faced and white apron
ed marketman to me today between the
puffs Of his perfecto:
Yes, | sell good many mushrooms,
especially during Lent. Those that
come in now are raised in hothouses in
beds underneath the plant shelves and
they come pretty high. although they
are getting down in price lately. | have
sold them rs high as three dollars a
pound. Later on i'll the spring we get
them from Tue itfiDeTS anu blHtTs W nc
raise them in their cellars. i'll shaded
places aud even in caves, and during
warm weather men aud women and
boys and girls who gather them III
fields and pastures bring them in to tho
CITY. Then we sell them for almost
nothing as low as ten cents a pound
sometimes. Most of our customers who
buy mushrooms are people of means.
and although we sell great quantities o
them the people rs Il whole don't seem
to appreciate and understand them, AS ]
should think they would"
The jolly marketman is right, for
mushrooms are not appreciated az they
should be. Many people have eaten
mushrooms only when the canned arti-
Gle has l~en served slrinkled sparingly
over steak There is vast difference
between the canned mushroom and the
crisp, fresh and appetizing fungus that
one can now buy in any of the large
markets. New York Telegram.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22
Railroad and Steamboats,.
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject juNs 20. 1897.

tsOINSs NEST-~a.sS A. NJ for lewiston
harrington, Roeklnnd. Portland, hoston aud
Montreal, IN aud i.;p A. NJ for Hallowril, sRr~
diner aud Sonih Gardner, s.e. and iQ.ls A. NJ.
for Brunswick, lewiston, fauama,on. Rochland,
Portland aud Boston, connecting for White Noun
tain Points and Quebec, $50 4, NJ for HNilowsll,
for brunswick, hath, Portland, Boston; 8,io T..
" for Hallo~sli, Gardiner aud south Gardiner.
li0 = VI. might fuinan every night for Lew.
iston, bath, Roeklsnd, Portland aud uoston, Lie
a, ". every night for Portland and Boston.
COME EAST--i.aJ A. N. night exprcss) for
skowhegan, lieltasi. Bangor, liar Harbor, st
stephens. st John aud Aroostnok County. 3.2s \
NJ. ever, night for Hanger and lIar Harbori Ah5
A, " for Wateryile, skowhegan Rangor and naf
liarhor, a.ti aud "a. T.. VI. Tor Wairrville. Oak
lsnd, North Arson, bingham, skew hogan, Belfast
hNrr foNsrott Bangor, liar Harbor.st. stephens
81. john and Ardortook Count, uiiNed, 10 r. NJ
for Watcr,iie, aud sundays only nj y, Il a. NJ.
for Bsngur.
Tn, Nigh Pullman Trains going east at i6s A.
NJ, going west al liuS T.. W., run each way every
night, sunda, Included, connecting for Lewiston
aud Rarkland, hut not To skowh gan ou Monday
mornings, or 20 Belfast. Dexter. or beyond Ran,
sor, excepting 10 liar Harbof, On SUNDAY morn
mgs.
The day express trains going West AT i0.i3 A.
". aud Vas, ~ "a y. ", run daily SUNDAY iu
cludrd, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Bangor
aud -. John.
Night Express going East al Az A. NJ and West
nj IL \: NJ ua every night between Boston
Accom- NOTATION TRAIN for Augusta
leaves south Gardiner. O. ~ aud 1000 A. NJ. I2.4A
and i35 r. VI sHr,linur. q. ~ and 10. 10 A, ~, ts5t
and I.45 4. W.: iiuloweii, Il. ~. and 1924 A. ~,
100 and 80 =, NJ.
South and West may be had Of u. u. Walker
ticket agent, Augusta, the only otNcc In Augusta
selling Via all routes and checking baggage free OF
expense"
Y. II. BooriIBy. Genf Pass. and Ticket Ayr.
Portland, June. ~ is9s. =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22

Considering they came in the season
when the farmers are at their busiest and
soon after forcpaugh's. which was s,Irer-
ti.e,l to the utmost, the Irwin Brothers cir
Gus and mensgerie drew well. In the al
,ernopn the crowd was not large, but iu the
evening the ten, was well hiled. The per-
Torrance WAS good and much like that
given here last year. New and attractive
features have been added. The athletie
features were first class and the trained
dogs and monkeys were the finest that have
been exhibited here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22

Hon. J. r. Bass was 10 the city Thurs
day on his way TO Portland to consult with
Judge symonds In relation to matters re-
gsrding the Eastern State Fair.
Speaking of the meeting Of the corpora
ton on Wednesday. which he called, Nr.
Bass said To a JorESsL reporter yes
tersiay that be made TO this meeting
) preliminary statement Ar To the status of
affairs az established By the reeeat sait at
law and Judge Haskeiis decision and re-
ferred briefly to the point. al issue and his
position with reference TO them. He sug-
zested action upon the matter Of member
ship in the corporation and then. the life
members, men who paid SEQ, were made
corporate members. Mr.. Bass .aid that il
sas a question whether the corporation
would vote to assume the lease and its fun
rights a. decreed by the court and he urged
doing 50, explaining that there would be
no liability to the members in such action.
but tina, each would occupy the same posi-
ton toward. the fair as ,does the life mem
ber of the Maine State Agricultural Society
tow ards that organization.
The meeting Was long and lively. Mr.
Bars said he was willing to leave out the
whole matter to a committee, Of three of
which the opposing counsel. Mr. Wilson
and Mr.. r. n. apf'eton. should be menu
befs.
Mr.. Wilson opposed -ueh a vote being
taken, arguing that il was unwise until
more about the affair was understood b,
the corporation, and il was finally voted
no. 10 assume the lease. Mr.. Bass -aid
thai be wanted TO see the fair continued at
all events, and 1t was far better To have il
20 along harmonionsly with the united sup
port of the corporation and citizens than to
he in an eternal quarrel. lie said that he
had had no rent or taxes since lss3 but had
advanced all the money for the improve
ments and was nos doing 50 to repair the
damages made by the recent cyclone. When
the gates were ready To be opened. tbis
years fair, IN case one was held. would be
under 4 total Indebtedness 10 him of be
tween s9of9 and $40 600 He would BE-
willing 10 place the whole affair in the
hands of committee and have the fair
carried on. and he would predict that
in ten years the Indebtedness would
be cancelled. constant improvement
made, and large. sum in the treasury .
Furthermore he waild be willing to take
the note Of the Eastern Maine State Fair
Corporation for all the money due him
above his rents and taxes and thus wait
for his pay from the earnings Of the fair
but he did not want To do any more for tn
fair without the united support of the cor
poration and business men Of Bangor, "a
whom it was of such benefit. None OF
these propositions were accepted
MIR. Bass expressed himself a. greatls
displea,ed at the feeling he SAY. is mani
Tested toward him by certain prominent
parties in Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22

Bob the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn edectually, dispels colds, head
sches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it, action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
giats. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. cal.
LOUISVILLE. III. NEW r0RG. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22

Report from the L. s. Pension agency
at Augusta, Me-. for year ending June 30,
1892:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22


Marshal Morse says lac has thorough,
examined about the location Of that fire in
1t. Barnabas chapel and fails TO ind the
slightest traces that might be expected were
the ire set by an incendiary. He conil
detect no smell of kerosene, nor were
there any charred fragments of com
bustibles, such as would naturally be-
employed in starting fire where
this fire was found. As 10 the broom
being charred, the Marshall showed the
article in question to Journal reporter.
There Is slight singe on one corner of the
broom that may easily have been caused by
fire dropping down upon it whe re ii lay on
a timber underneath. It would seem To be
the work of an incendary but he left 10
traces that have been found
The game of baseball between the Allan.
tic Hose Company and Capitol Hose Com
pany sill be called at the park this after
noon at I O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22
Personals.

Miss Ina Smith of ,Ioucsport \ visiting
Mis-. Lena Bean.
Mi.s Florence Brooks went to Squirrel
Island Thur-dss.
Lincoln owen Of Watersille was at the
augusta House Yesterday.
Mr. W Il, Stone and wife ARE spending
the summer at West Warren, Mass,
i. T.. thadhonrne, the popular young
clerk at pcvine 4 Couglin's drug store. is
on his vacation.
Mr ThcoIs., G. Woodbury. of the firm
Of Woodbury. & Moulton, Portland, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr. + W kinsmsn attended the rccep-
ton Ia the American Pharmaceutical Assoc
citation in Portland, Thursday.
Mrs II. percisaI of Cambridgeport. Mass,
and Miss Eme Martin of Walttam are
visiting their old home in this city.
4. !. Roberts of this city was chosen at
the meeting of The Maine Dental Society at
Portland treasurer of the association.
Mrs. Geo. q. Tohey and her son Oakes
left yesterday for Batlar'ls. that popular
resort on the shores of Cohbos-cerontee.
Chas. \. True, Esq, Of Portland, Repnb
lican nominee for county attorney in Cum
herlsnd county was in the city Thursday.
=. W Hunt IF Boston aud his family are
stopping in the city for few weeks. Mr..
Hunt brought his team down from Boston.
Hon H. NJ Heath arrived home from
Ocean Poiut "Wednesday night, He was
comfortable Yesterday hut stiil qaite weak.
Rosco. sylvester and wife of Boston are
stopping IN the city for week. Wallace 4.
Leonard of Somer, HE. Mass, accom-
psnies them.
Miss Grace T.. Fogler of Boston, is
spending her vacation with her parents in
this city. Mai and Mrs. l.. VI. Foger. She
has been away nearly two wears.
Principal o. n Drake of the Maine Cen
trail Institute at fttsfeId. was Invited to APP
pl, for the position of principal ut the Con,
High School hut did not do 40, and is not u
candidate.
Miss Harriet pevine accompanied MIR. f.
n williams family to IT. fopham. Thurs
day. Mr.. Williams family have been on
from Massachusetts. the que sts of the DE
vines for several DAYS.
VIM. II. Baker Esq, prominent Young
Boston lawyer was in the city yesterday.
He came to secure the services of Hon q.
u, Baker in the trial of several important
eases in the Massachusetts, courts this win
ter.
Mr.. Everett Howard Of Lowell. Mass.
and frank Casey of Boston, are visiting
Mrs. Fannie 4. Stone of Cushnnc Heights
Mr.. Howard. brother of Joseph Howard.
isa former resident of Augusta leaving here
in -.
Mr.. u. x. Cook. the successful principal
of the Warren. Il. /. High School for the
pas, four wears. was in the city Yesterday
Mr.. Cook graduated from Bowdon College
in the class of 1855 and since that time has
followed the profession of teaching.
DIR. u. c. :. Davies of New York City
WAS in the city yesterday on flying visit
lie spent two DAYS at Watcrville and
stopped over the day in augusta. He left
for New York on the afternoon train. DIR.
and Mrs. Davies will 90 to the Adirondack
for the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under all eou-
ditions, makes ii their favorite remedy. To
get the true and genuine article, look for
the name Of the California Fig Syrup Co.,
printed near the bottom Of the package.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22
'SWE1aa REDUCTION
o
REDUCE STOCK!

REDUCE STOCK !!
Our best Gnghams L 2
cents. new Sc. Gingha' S,
'ec. gods. now Sc.
Flannelette Suitings,
'goods that have sold at u
lie, now 6 l-2c.
Manchester Cashms-ss,
our Csc. goods, now lie.
per yard.
80 inch S,litings worth
25c., now lec,. per yard to
close.
White Goods in a large
range Of styles, and quail
ty, from So. to 35c.
Parasols marked down.
some excellent values Of
fered. Now is your time.
Ladies Shirt Waists, for
merly Sl.oo each, now Csc.
India Lawns at &c., worth
Sc.
Linen Towels at &c.,, worth
Csc.
Scrim, regular Sc. goods,
now Sc.
Brown Cotton, ! I'd. wide
at Sc.
Bleached Cotton, slightly
soiled, at &c., worth loc.
Lace Bed Sets, spreads
and Shams, regular price
now 89c. per set.
Our short ends Of goods
will be closed at IL price.
rs. SMITH & co...
GARDINER, MAINE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23
Gine beimiiAe Snonitrie.
@eo. ManbrD's 9ampf aiferei.

Man bort hdufig, baB beimif@e Sit
6uitrie-na6 Dem @pri6morte: Ser
propbet gilt ni6ts in ieinem Batter
lanbe" = in Der eigenen Stabt menig
anerfannt pirb. Nun, bel @eo. MaanS
6rp 8 Sampftiiferei 1T bies nidt Ser
Sal. SIN @egentbeil finben Die ga
brifate Der Sabrif reiBenben @biab unb
lie 1T nit @~uftrdgen ni6t uilr bon bier,
ionbern bon iiberaI Der, formIi6 iiber=
bduft. Ser @rfolg Der groBartig einz
geri6teten &iifersi 1T fem @ebeimniB.
9err Manbrp lit Elm Meiiter in feiaem
Sadie. @r bat ME barauf %getpartet,
baB Inn %auswdrtige &~onfurrcn5 5uporz
fam, fonbern er f6nitt iie ftets ielbf
ab, inbem er Die neueiten Nni6afungen
ma6te unb bic neueten Mai9iaen aufz
fteate. Seute 1T er fir bic bebeutenbz
item 4uftrdge in 6diiern, 8otti6en, Giz
lternen &C. eingeri6tet unb ale merb2n
fie prompt ausgefiibrt. Sie &iiferei be-
finbet ii6 108 unb Ito MutinsS traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23
8.

Sc itellt ii9 INNER flarer beraus
baB Die 8erfolgung 8ar5as unb ieinel
Inbdnger bur6 bas 8unbess Militdl
aug benz @runbe 10 e~rfolglos bleibt,
neil fait Die geiammte 8ep0lferun9 ies
fer 8ren5binrifte nit Cara fpmpa.
tbilirt uho nit ibm ui1ter elmer 9ede
itedt, mdbrenb man benz Militdr ale
11ur erbenfli6en Sinberni1e in ben
Weg legt unb lie iiberaa, mo es mDgz
li6 lit, in Die SIRE leitet.
9ie bon Dem friiberen Glerf Solz
lingsmprtb i'm General : 2anbamte ALL
Muffin intercollegiate Summe belduft
ii6 auf $12, 800. Ser Siltriftz Nnmalt
bat gegen Sollingsportbs 8iirgen cine
Gioilsalagc auf 3ablung bieier Summe
angeitrengt.
: Sm benz 9abeasertrpus>8 erfabz
rem, bas Dor Dem &i6ter pafdal il
yteu : graunfels perbambelt muroe,
wnrbe S. g. Sfaggs, lpel9sr i'm boz
rt9en September Der Major Gdels bel
Wan Gaub eri6o6en bat, gegen 8iirgz
i6aft bon $4,000 auf freien SUB aez
laiien. Die Shat gei6ab obne 3eugen,
bod lteben iiG Die Nusiagen Sfa9as'
unb Des Waior gdels, Der ferbenb
a%uf9efurlben tpurbc, idlrof gegeniiber.
: Ser poitmeiiter in 9air6, @onas
ban Gountr, bat in lebter 3eit piel BON
ii1 reben gema6t babur6, baB er cine
%confDberirte 6lagge iiber Der Yotoffice
auf9esoge1 baben ioIte. 9luf bic Nuf=
forberung beg Observation-Disclosures in
Waibiugton, ii6 gu ,e6tfertigen, bat
!er erfldrt. bic SABINE fei pdbrenb Der
Gountp 6air. wo man jeOen bispos
niblen 2appen gu decorations 3mefen
benuBt babe, aus &erfeben unb I'M
fenntniB aufge5ogen porben.
Sn einem 9ol5fdaer Eager bel
ailOare mOllte Der 9OlSfdaer Sobnlon
ieinen l7ldbligen Sobn i6lagen, mos
raltf bieier iid NIT eirem Stiid Glen
CUR Mebr iebte unb ieinen Yater nies
oerldlug. SObnion bat eipen S6dbeI=
bru6 oapongeiragen unb liegt in fritz
f1em 3ultanoe banieber,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23
CINDERELLA gdubsValaff

Die feiniten Serrenz unb Samenz
S6ube. iomie aud bic beiten unb baue
erbafteiten S6ul S6ube fir &naben
unb Mdo6en.
@mpfeblensmertbe Nopitdt: Oolge's
maheroi6te Silsi6ube unO 6ils : Yahz
tofeln!
ueberbaupt Mles, mas in einem re-
guldren S9nbs@eiddft eriter alaiie gu
finben lit!
Ginberella g d II bzY a It,
gde 9ouitOnitrabe unb g(pe.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23

60 ssrei6t mir gun, 9ersnisen Or. @usut
9Sais's Saunburser 8ruttbee empfeblea ut
f0nnea. SD sebraude benielben INNER ipenll
f5 In rneiner Gantilie Grfaltunseh e%infelIen
uab inb beIen @irfunsen fets aufriebea>
fsuenb.- Geo. 50. Srsser. 1909 81, @as<S traBe
Baltimore, @b. !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23

Dur& cine 6eftise erfaltuns mar mstr.
gruit in bObem Grabe ansesriFen; Elm ~ldifises
5liteIn plaste mid fortpd9renb. ga@ &C.
trau9 spn 2 gadetsn Or. @usuit 85nig's
5amburser grufftbee mar i'd foieber YoIffanbig
krsefsIt.-Gli;abetS 8sbu, 2aneaifcr, Sa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23

Sn 9OuitOn .ipurbe Elm augen,
f6einlid geiitig geitorter Mann, gla>
mems Saufmann, gum 8ebufe Der linz
teriu6ung ieines Carbohydrates Dem
itdOtii6ep pOIi5eigetpabriam ilberpies
len. als man am anbern Morgen
feline 3elle 6ffnete, bate er lif einen
Nagel, ben er auf Der Grbe gefunben
baben mubte, nit einem Stild Sols tief
in bic S6ldfe eingrfhlaaen. 9roBbem
tpirb er permutbIi6 am 2eben bleiben.
&aufmanu, Der Elm Observation-Disclosures
lit, Iei6et an @erfOlgunss @abniiHa,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23
NaS @bica8u iiber ct. Coulter 8ter
fagt.
Sic Gbicage rNatiouaIe3ettung'
bringt unterm 8. Sanuar Golgenoes.
Snbfen umo DaaI3.
Sppfen unb Mals,
8ptt erbaIt'S.

Sppfen unb 0eaIa
Gptt erbalt's.
Ser alt6euti6e Spru1: r9opfen
unb MaIa, Soft erbalt's" tpltrbe fritz
Der bon 8rauern iopobl pie BON 8ierz
trtl1tern in Gbren gebalten unb nit
Seuti6e lDaren bon ieber itol5 barauf,
aus Mals unb 9opfen eiu @etrdnt
ber5ufeuen, bas geiun6, erfrif6enb
uno anregen6 mirft, ein @etrdnf, bas
unfere B~orfabren genoRen unb babel
f@feiualt geworben itnb, ein@etrdnf, tas
ou9 in bieiem 2anbe bic @uIturmiis
iton gu erfiGen bate, Ben MbisfDz
Gonfum ein3ubdmmen, ia tbeilpeiie
togar au berbrdngen. IS 1T BET groBe
Gbemiter 2iebig aeneIen, Der bas Bier,
ndmli6 bas aus 9opfen unb Mals
gebraute 8ier nHilfges 8rot" ges
g%enannt bat, benn bic reinen Malsz
Biere finb nabrbaft unb Iaben nidt
nur ben 9urtigen, fonbern befriebls
gen augsei9 ben 9ungrisen.
2eiber aber bat in ber iiingffen 3eit
Elm aDif6en ben 8ierbrauern in unfit
nigiter Weiie beraufbefhmorenerS ampf
ba5u gefiibrt, baB ftatt Der @erite bas
biel biQigere @elidforn, BET Mais.
als g%riabmittel gebraudt pirb, unb
tper beutigen Says Elm @las gier ber>
langt, erbdlt gep0bnlt9 fir feline flint
Gents elm gsbopftes Malsbier, bas
i'm mobernen S6n eIproceB berges
Helt, faum nod pertb lit, 8ier genanrtt
gu merben, iebenfaIs aber bic 5 Gents
MID tDertb 1T, mel6e Der GDnfument
per @las gu besahlen bat. Sic Wirtbe
freili9. meldbe iebt Elm Barrel 8ier fir
ben balben Preis f%aufen, ben ie friiber
beaablten, aiehen nur 8ortbeil aus ben,
Sample Der Brauer untereinanber sic
Brauer unb ant meiften aber bas
Publicum berlieren. @elbt audi bic
Wirtbe, bic mirfli6 Wirtbe unb ni6t
bios Bierper3apfer finb, piinihen, bob
Der 8ierpreis tpieber in bic 95be gebe
unn bic Brauer beferes 8ier liefern.
nber bamit bat es tpDbl bDrldufg nod
CUTE Weile; es itebt eber gu befiirhten,
baB ber 9ierpreis nod mebr berabgez
briidt. bas8ier mod f6ledter tperbe. gs
lit paber lobsns pertb, baB ). 3. bic
MubeufersB u ID g r 10 q. Mffn.
in ct. 2ouis feinen Mais berarbeitet,
baB ollie ibre 8iere aus Mal3 un6
9opfen bergeftelt tperben unb baB Der
Biertriufer fur feline Gents bic Maare
erbdlt, bic er ertpartet. Merbings
liebt ii6 bic genannte ct. Coulter
Brauerei aud gen6thigt, bic alien
Breiie aufre9tauerbalten. Gute Waare
foitet gutes @elb. Nber Der @otts
fument, unb bieier tit benin bod Der
ausi6laggeben6e Jactor, erbdIt fit feline
5 gents et1 @las 6opfen> unb MaIas
Gier, tpie ct es In Der alien 9eimatb Sa
trinfsn gep6hnt NOR unb er- es nit
&e1t fir iei1 @elb aud bieraulaube
~berlangen fam. 5 Cents fir Elm
@las Bier 1T obnebin biel @elb unb
bafiir foate elm Stof better Qualitdt,
aug por3iigli6er @erfte gebraut, gez
tpiir3t nit ebeIitem 9ppfen, geliefert
tperben. Sic MnbeulersB 81 8reps
ingzGfociatton gebt nit gutem Beis
ipiele Dorar unb bdtte ein &e9t, ibrem
Iblerwappen ben @pru@ einsuperlets
ben:
QOpfen unb Mala.
@ott erbalt's.
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8ndlens Mrnico gnfhe,

Dte Bette Gable her Welt fur e6nitte, Nustlaun=
gen, @ei4whre, Steber- unb Sautz ausi&Ias, Tiedte,
beuen furtrt Sdmprrbotcen ober teine gesablana.
Sbaise 9ufrtebenbeit sarantirt cber cas- @elb wirb
Sa,hderftattet. 25 Gents pte S6a4tel. Bum 8ertaui
In alen Mpptseten. abplpb Dreib, Gbompicu s. Co.,
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sa- Smitb's 9uterns9ee
pot, 209 Wet Commerce StraBe.

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ieBt ibr @el9dft erOfnet lub ieben
Dem geIude bon &uilben e~ntgegen, aus
geriiItet nit einem dl1Berit rei6baltiqen
2ager BON SerrenzS gillette g(rtifeln al
Ter Nrt, BON Siiten arapatten, araoen
ullb Wtan6etter &c. 237 Sfts9outonz
StraBe.