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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07

Two men with equal means will patron
lie the same tailor and furui,her, the same
halter and shoemaker, and yet the results
will be as utterly different rs though the
two We're born in remote continents and a
century apart
There is the man whose neclltie or scarf
strap always cr8wls up his collar and
shows above his coat; no matter how much
or how little he pays for H., neckwear it
always insists upon making itself pain
fully conspicuous. This person will in
variably be found socially ob;use, and
lacking in quick perceptive qualities.
have seen many a learned chemist, many "a
profound Greek scholar whose necktie was
always crawling up his collar, but never a
bookmakcr, IA bunkO steerer, smart drum
mer, comedian or a caricaturst.-kate
Fields Washington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07

Cochineal, the Gyestuf of beautiful
crimson color, is prepared from the body %
an Insect which feed, on various plants of
the cactus family, particularly on one Of
them, which is closely H,ieh to tie pricllly
pear. 1t is u nntive Of Mexico and other
warm parts OF Am, RIGA, and is carefully
cultivated for the sake of the insect which
finds its food i'll the leaves 1t is tiny lit
Tie tLinS, one pound weight Of cochineal
being calculated to contain 10000 of the
dried Insects. 1t is tedious work to gather
them, being accomplished By gently brush
Ing the branches with the tail of squirrel.
The insects are killed by being placed in
ovens, and when once dried moy be kept
for any length of time without injury.
One insect placed il Il glass Of water will
color the wiiole LIQUID beautiful carmilu.
CocAineal forms one Of the most important
exports from MrNico.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07

You can judge nothing OF China by its
American representatives. The masses Of
people at home are Of Il much higher order
They are nation Of scholar 5, and TO n
large extent of thinkers. They naturally
tend to plotting and scheming. Every one
Of the provinces has its political cliques.
There are great many families who work
together and the secret societies form an.
other great element which is usually
against rather than for the government.
Everything runs by family in China. The
rlch man takes care of his poor relatives.
the family records are rel"lOusly kept and
1he people are more clannish than the
scotch. There are in all China only 400
clans AT this rate there must be some
thing like half million in each clan, al
though tho people are 50 scattered that
TINS family influence is somewhat lost
There are feuds between these clans and
the members of a clan generally resent and
revenge an injury to one of their members.
Some of these clans are so bad that they
constitute a class OF blackmailers. They
combine together to support their own
men for office. Frank q. Carpenter in Ma,
tional Tribune
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07
ENDORSEMENTS.

a. Il. SPorFAHD. Librarian OF Congress :
.Ihe work may nirly De termed BreNlary OF
American Poilics"
lion. :. j. RANDALL: 'indiepensabie 10 n
ready understanding vi the history on the par
ties"
DIR. !. ]. HAYES, Historian: You have
gwen the desired information in slch form
ly.n
Hon. $. S. Cox: "Only one work is compar-
ab!e with it-ihc statistical Atlas by the
uovernlnent-and to say this is h+h euloty.'
HENSON J. OSsING, Ii. d., Historian: Lie
COZ cave mirror, it reflects to single FOCUS
an epitome of The essential elements of our ma
n"nal history, showing Clearly at n glance the
y ogress the nation from Its infancy to Its
present period Of maturity"
PRoF q. i. WTrTER JR.: 1T is concise com
pete, a. d in the study of Political History III
ulspensihle"
Hon. }. c. BRANNTR: 1T cannot fail TO be Of
great utility to the people Without regard to
party or occupation"
SUIT. q. X. SHAwHAN: 81 think 1t very fine
indt ed.
HUrT. y +. CLARK: "Grandest success ever
issued"
hon. J. d. MUsToE: 1T gives perfect salts
fdctiOH."
PROF. c. f. BECK: at is Multum in Parvo.' -
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Chris N me hez got err 'rottcr, so thought I'D
write,
Jist ter tell yer thet next summer we'd DO in
Their fight
Cuttin, sla..lin, knock down, drag out all ter
onct, yer see
Fur we hev n sure 'nul7 gold mine-little Chris
IN me.
P'r'aps yer think he amt hummer; can jesi
trOt or bit;
Think we hev u 'crost roads wonder, air clear
out of III
Ell he can't go down In twenty 'pnions still air
free
An we're bankin tibet he'll do it-li.tle Chris r
me.
Tell yer how we kim ter git him2 Course 'twu7
in err trade,
An we did some lively hustin till that deal
wllz made
Fur lie he'd u sassy look-woll gaitod-dont yer
An he TUX most powerful hollis on little Chris
N me.
Kin he trot? Well, may futter in the dark.
some dell
If he amt streak of iightnin snowaakes
never fell.
Sartin cz the flowers in springtme or the busy
bee,
No one else will git Their coin but little Chr.
IN me.
she do-somCtimes-
But when autunn's shadders lcngthcn she'll
pull up tn blinds,
Jist ter show tn summers jackpots-rich CT
rich kin be
Hez bin gathered inter camp by little Chris
II me.
"A. Bennett in Chicago Mail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07

The actual weight of paper money which
the treasury sends by express every year to
all parts of the country is in the aggregate
enormous, Since July it has dispatched
s3S 100000, nearly all of it in small notes,
TO the south and west for the purpose of
moving the crops. The banks lend this
cash to the farmers on whatever they grow,
and thus the products of the field are har-
vested and shipped Washington Letter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07
The Work of IA Joker"

MAsTERIoN, \. H., Dec. 3l.--At a we'd
ding feast here practical joker mixed
with the food n poisonous subs tance which
I've supposed TO be EPSON salts. Thirty
persons were poisoned. Two are already
dead and others are critically sick.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07
Making Him Dear to Intre,tv.

Dasher-Why do you wear such awfully
loud trousers, old fellow
Masher-So that | cawn't heah my tailor
when he comes awound to collect the bill,
dontcher know.-Boston Courier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07
His First Efforts.

Some of Tennyson's carly poetry was
written with ink that has since faded en-
entirely from the original manuscripts.
These may now be classed as his first
blank verse Philadelphia Ledger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07

Guest-I want a good hearty dinner
plenty of variety. What would you advise?
Waitcr-Order consomme soup, hash and
mince pie. That'll he sure to include
everything. buffalo Express
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07

Mary had little lamb,
And Nary's heart was full
OF rapture, as she thought of how
She'd sell his crop of wool.
Brooklyn Eagle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07

This phrase is commonly attributed to
Nine. de Seyigne, but on the authority OF
Nine. Aisse it belongs to Mime. Carmel.
MQntaigne wrote, Few men are admired
by their servants"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07

There's man in Baltimore who is the
lucky possessor of Benjamin Franklin's
watch"
Thats nothing. know man who has
Adams apple. "-J.welers' Circular.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07

thought she was jewel, quite
AS precious as the best;
Icailcd her such hy day and night
With fascinating zest.
But when one day kissed her check
Twas so with lnur hcfaced-
The flavor of my lips did speak
The damscl more like paste.
Boston Courier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07

where arc you going, my pretty maid:"
I'm going to no theater, sir" She said.
MAY 20 with You, my pretty maid"
IF you'll buy two tickets, sir" She said
New York Press
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07

He-Darling, you remind me OF my bank
account.
She (nestling up to him)-Why, because
you think so much Of me?
Ue-No; because you are so petite Life
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07
Very Sinlple.

Because the country needed rain,
lie did not loudly pray:
He simply asked two girls he knew
10 90 and see the play.
Life
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07

Bouttown-Where did You go on youl
vacation?
Laschance-I went out west to look at a
corner lot bought by mail.
"Find it?"
eyes; went swimming in It." - New
York Weekly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-07
AGENTS REPORTS,

"Rcceived sample; sold maps the first
hour
"Magni.lcont map; my boy sold l. the first
day"
II sell nine each day"
"lIavc seven agents NJ work sellngG) n day
called Oh thirty houses, sold 20 maps.'
Made sixteen calls, sold ii maps"
81 sell ut every Office without exception
"Kcceived the II maps; sold before supper
sold Il yesterday; will send order Satur-
day
"Canvassed for years; never saw anything
equal 10 this map
II sold six maps in one hour"
Il have canvassed on,-half day; took is or
ders."
sold Gj maps in four days; sell 100 next
week"
took 9 orders from the circular"
Finest map on earth sold l3 the first day
sold my sample at express office and took
SIX orders, send 70 maps at once.
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THE ENTIRE EARTH !!
Latest Edition Corrected to Date. Printed Eleven Colors
IT, q in. by 3 IT. 10 ill.,, Largest ever printed)


ON one side Rand, McNally Co.'S Latest u s. Map show
on the other side
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-22
Natb fir Matter.

Der iiber 50Sabren i6on tpurbe Mars.
Minslop's Soothing Syrup bon Mils
lionen bon Wfiitterr beim 3abneu Der
-ainber angepenbet. @irf bu i'm
S9lafe bur9 bas 96reien zines ainbes
gef6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T uno Dor
S6mer5en peint2 Wenn 10, laHe iofort
etne Jlafde bon pMrs. Omissions SDps
thing Sprup" bulen. Sem Wertb ift un=
be3ablbar. @s mirb benz tleinen 2eiben>
ben iofort 2inberung beri1afen. 8er>
labt eu6 barauf, Miitter, es 1T fein
3weifel barber. SIS beilt Dpienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Mtagen unb
bic yderen, beieitigt Winssaolif, err
pei6t ben 8aumen, berbiitbert Gntaiins
bung unb ftdrft bas gan5e Spitem.
yWfrs Winsleips SOOTHING Sprup"
fir 5abneitbe &inber 1T angenebm in
@ei6mad unb bas 3eeept itammt bon
eiaem Der beiten meibliden Ier5te In
ben Ser. Staaten. IS III bel alien
Srug9iften in Der ganaen Welt 5u 5as
ben. Yreis % Gt8. per Glaf9e.
aauft ni6ts anberes ais Wtrs. WiRss
lows SOOTHING Sprup.
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cages > W~enisfeiten.
3 B.

Sn Stem Oort III man in GROCER
8eIorgniB tpegen Der 4nfunft bes
DampferS rMartelle" bon 2iperpooi,
Der 900 8aaen ruilii9er, beutf6er uub
fran56ii6er 2umpen an 8orb bat.
9ie MISUNDERSTANDING protefirt ges
gen bic 2anbung bieier 2abung, ba
bieielbe als 6oieragefdbrli1 at be-
tra6ten fei.
= SIN Staate Stem Sort beperben
fi6 @bmarb Murpbp unb Wm. s.
Wbitnep, Der Marineminifer unter
gleDelanbs erften Administration, nm
bic Wabl in ben @unbesIenat. Sa
beibe &anbioaten slei6 n%itarf" iinb,
finb bic Iuslidten Carl Sbur3, ais
&ompromiBs &anbibat siemli9 gut.
Dem Observation-Disclosures Iieat
iebt bic W~icaraguas& analsgia bes Sc
majors Sherman CUR 8eratbung Dor.
Die Bill perlangt bic llebernabme Der
@arantie fir bas Nttienfapital Der
Nicarasua : aanal @eieni6aft i'm ges
TRACE BON 800, 600, 900 BON Soften
Der gunbess Resieruns. Die gia ents
bolt iebr genaue unb firenge 8eItimz
mungen gum S6uBe Der 8egierung ge>
gen ieben MiBbrau6 ibrer @arantie.
G%eiftang. 9ie &egierung bebdIt li6
bas Re6t Dor, baS seiammte @igens
tbnm Der &anal @eielf6aft nit Be
fhlag 81 belegen, iobalb bieielbe Dor
Gertigfellung bes 4anals bic ~geringlfe
Stodung in Der 3ablung Der 3inieu
ober fonfiger gerpfli6tunsen eintreten
I1bt.
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Gin Serolh res ueaen Sahrcs.

Ntmrn ~unsefdtr BITE lesten bret Satrsebnte bteieS
SabrbunbertS, 70 bebeutet1 bieier 3ettabi6nitt bic pe=
ricbe Der unbesren5teu 9ppuIarttdt BON 9pfietter'S
Masenbttters. Der 9nians bes Sabre8 1898 ipiro ana
~gefnnnist buih baS @rihetnen zines neuen Sttter8=
Mlmanad8, In reldem pe Inpenbuns. bic Serfunft
unb bic gBtrtun9en bieier meltberibmten Meti5in tlar
~pprselest fetu perteu. Sebermann ioaie tbn leien.
Der tn fte5et ~ffattltnen 8spIhirc befinbltde Galenber
une ete aitrpnomti1sn Bere4nuusen fnb untrislr4,
nno bic Stdttftteu, Slui1rattcnen. Nis unb Sln.pr
unb i~pnfitser gelsftrff, ftnb u~rintsreHa am lnb sleidseitis
%belebrenb unb unterbdltenr. Der WtmanaH rtrf ppn
Der Srifetter Gpmpasnte tn Nttt5burs, pa., Selbt
bsrausseseten. aaein an Der mefaniih siehniSeen
Seriteluns ~fefelben iub mebr ais fedSts VerSpnen
LANCER as II Mpnate prp Sabr beifdfiist. Der af=
manad III uncntseltlib In alien apptbeten unb bel
sanb:SaufeuteE 8u ~erbalten; er eribetnt in enslii9er,
oentiter, frantpfiher, nalifilber, nprpe3tiher,
idreetiaer, bpudnstiter, b6bmifaer, unsoriider uno
irantiher Gpra@e, unb lit ipmit Elm co5mcppltttihcs
Werf, has III ter alien GlmanadS her Nelt niAt ieine5
@leihen finbet.
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THIBODEAUX.


Was be6eutet 6iefes Worta @s If
bas 9anbels5eiden bes
CINDERELLA 56ub>paIaf ties.
9a I'M Wabltabre befanntIi6 Sc.
16dftsfile berri6t unb mir eitett gros
Bem 8orratb BON S9ubpert fir Ser
ren, 9amen unf &inber an 6anb
baben, neueite Sacons nnb MuHer, 10
berfaufen mir Naes 5um Soft
preie unb liefern Bic 8emeife baz
fir. NIe Waaren linb neu unb muir
ben fpeaiea fir bieien CONNER beitelt.
Sie preiie iinb iberau in 3ablen ans
gegeben. Wer bilig unb gut faufen
min, 9ebe gum
Cinderella S1mb Nalait.
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Ser aouareBmann Butler fat

Ser &ongreBmann Butler Fat
nod eingebenben Mnfragen bel alen
Mfitgliebern bes &ongrefes ermittelt,
baB bas 9aus in 8e5ug auf Die 6rage
bes Wioerrufes Der SpnntagsI6Iiez
bungsz@ lauiel fir bic @bicagoer Welts
austelung nabeau gu gleiden Sbeilen
getbeilt lit. Sci Der idliebli6en Nbz
timmung wiirben bielei6t 2 pber 3
Stimmen ben Nusi6lag geben.
Sie Granbiurp pOn pittsburgh
bat 4 Nnflasen tpegen 8etbeiligutlg an
ber 5omeiteaber Nergiftuness 0eri9m0=
rung erboben. Nngebli9 fpa 1i9 bic
3abl Der all gersiftung ~eeitorbenen
Ni9tzunion Nrbeiter auf 80 belaufen.
Sie 3abl Der @rfranften ion nod cine
melt gr6Bere getpefen iein.
= Sas 8efinben 8laiHe5 lit nod
uie Dor Elm iebr menig 5ufrieoenlte tel
lenbes.
= ungem0bnli6 itarfe &dlte herri6t
i'm Norbpelten Der Ser. Staten, beionz
bers in 9afota, Wpoming, Montara
unb Minnefota. Die b%eftiqite adIte
berri9te am FL. Se3enber IN ct. Gimz
cent, Minn., mo bas Sbermomster Is
@rab unter benz @efrierpunfte auf,pies.
Qnslanb.
= Ser yGeutl1e Gei1sanSeiger"
meIbet, baB in ben lebten beiben 300
den in 9amburg s neue Gboleras@rs
franfunsen unb 2 @boleraz5 pbesfdne
our Mnmelbnng ~gelangten.
- @u1tab Zimmerman bonn Stem
Oorfer %unabbdngigen S6iBencaros,
Der fir5li6 beim preisf6ieBen in Wiess
baben ben erIten preis getpann, bat in
Sranffurt a.. 80. einer neuen Srimmpb
errutgen. @r getpann ben erten Breis
auf Der S9nenfeuerf6eibe unS beliegte
bic be1tert beutf9en 51iiben.
= Sic frana0fide Geputirtenfams
mer bot bic tleue Spirituoienfteuers
8ia nit 307 gegen 277 Stimmen att
genommen.
: SIN Solge Der 9anamazS %fanbals
@ntbiilungen 1T bic Stimmung auf Der
Barrier B6rie eine iebr gebriidte. Die
Nftien bes "CreditzFoncier" 1inb um
25 Grancs gefanen.
= SSn eit1em Coupe zines in Der
ruffti1en Stabt &ostof einfabrenben
Yafagiersuges fanb t1tatt bic 2ei9en
5ueier moblbabember bortiger &aufz
leute. 9ie beiben &eifenben naren
untermess mad augeni6einli6 beftiger
@egentpebr ermorbet unb um 10000
&ubel beraubt pnrben. Gin Client
babn=@ onbneteur tpurbe als Der Shat
berbddtig perbaftet.
= Sn. 5panien MAIDEN anar9ifis
f9e umtriebe gegentpdrtig biel BON li9
Sn SeplIa purben bic @pbns
aueier moblbabenber Burger
burh 8ombensg rplpiionen itarf be-
f9dbiat, ie0o6 murbe Riemanb babel
perleBt.
- Sci elmer 6euersbrnnf in benz
Brilon, int fran50if6en Deparz
Der @irpnbe famen IA perionen
ums 2eben.
- Sic befannte englii6e S6auipies
ellie 2ang.rD = bic r2iIie BON
SerfeD" - liest in 2onbDn 10 f6mer
trant banieber, baB man fur ibr 2eben
fir1tet.
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Qiitet Grid nDr galbert ge8en 3starrb,
bic Quedfilber enihqlseu,

ba auediilber iiber ben Sinn bes geruds
s~eritoren unp bas san3e sbitem pDlis serriit.
ten ipiro, ipenn es bur9 Die ihleimigen Ober=
Fdden eincrinst. 6plde 9lrtifeI iplten ME
auber auf @erorbnins gut berufener 9(er;te
sebrauht perben, pa Der Sdaben, ben Tie ans
riAten, sebnmaI 10 erpb tit, als bas @ute. Dos
Sbr bappn ~ersielen fDnntet. sails &a>
arrb .& ur, ~fabrisirt BON s. 5. Cheney &
Co.. Solebo, . entbdlt tein Auediilber uno
tpirb inner id genprnmen unp ipirft brett ouf
bas 8lut iino Die idleimisen Oberfdden bes
Shit ms. @enn Sbr 9aa's 8atarrp : Sur
fault, lei iider, bab Sbr Die ddte bsfpmmt.
Sic tpirb innerlid genpmmen unb in Spleco,
D., BON S $. Gheneb & 6 0. semadt.
~ @erfauft bpa apptbeferil, Qreis rs
Cts. fir bic 6laihs.
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CALIFORNIA ; Meine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm grpBes 2as
ger bon feinen California @einen Bel
Serrn s. S. MeDer am Mlamo.
pla5a. 9err Meper iu6t Bic Meine
an Srt unb SteIe aus umb fauft birefi
aug Dem Seller Der @ein5ii9ter. Mls
gntem &enner gelingt es ibm ftets, bic
beiten Sorten au"s5uwdblen. ST fam
feline &urben unb 5amilien nit eiilem
gnten 5ropfen berieben. &otbz umb
WeiB Weine in bor3iigii9er Qmalitdi
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ing Saus geliefert.
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VeriuMt cteieS!

vs. tetet Nt9ts unb ptrt Gud ftderliw bienltm ,stn,
Saliest Der grut cher eunsen baben. Or. ains's
nene Grtntuns Sesen S4ptnplu&i peri9aift etn6e-
rnns. Oteies rirS sarantirt, i'm anbe-en Toqe has
@elp iuraderitattet. Splhe, BITE an Der Grippe Iitten,
fanoen. bab es taS bette Mittel mar, Bet gnpentuns
oteies y%rdparats erlanste man eiue ~frfortias uno pers
inanente Sur.
Weriudt etne BrobeIai6e unb ~hberseust Gut, irte
lrtrtlt6 gut bieies Mtttel III. 9rpbefcI6en unentaelts
LID bet Der San Gntcnio Drua So. gu baben.
Nertduft frerfen fe gu so 6ts. uub $40 fur srcbe
Ttu{6e1.
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sae Wenn Semanb fem unb sa ans
nebmbaren preiie fpeifelt mill, 10 sebe
er gum W iffions= Garter. 9ie
9erren Gbciner & Saul, 8eliber biez
fes Embellishments, balten barauf, ibre
8dte itets poafomn1e11 Sufrieben al tel
len. &ae iaiionmdBigen Selifatefen,
Muitern, Wilbt Slide, @efliigel &c linb
bortin Der belifateften 3mbereitung qle
.3ett gu baben. Mabl5eiten iDerben auf
Wuni6 tn Die Wobnungen Der @un6en
gefanbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbfdaft berbumbene 9 a r.
bic beiten 8etrdnfe, 1tets frif6es
Bier nmb feline 2iqu0re u1tb Weine.
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Watiirlide belize gHmefel<gaber

in Der unmittelbaren gtdbe bon San
Mntonio, neben Dem Giibmetli1en
Srrenafpl. gef0rberung per Omnibus
bon Der Stabt aus biermaI tdalid.
8dber 25 Gents.
s. g 6euermeper,
9. .. 8or 1889. San antonio
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gGpls' 0almem : Garten ii Der

Shol5' Yaimcn : 8artem III Der
Sammelplab Der 9euti9en BON San
@ntonio nit ibren Samiliem. Sic rea
g~elmabigen Ibenb 6rei &onserte an
bier @benben in Der Wode lint tets
5ablrei9 beiu6t unb erfreuen iidb elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
mnb Wbisfeps unb ~ale3eit feaerfriides
8ier, foipie bic beiten Gigarren.
9ie &e tauration Iiefert ale
S~elifatelen Der @aiion. Mufern.
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
Sdglid ausgesei6neter marmer 2un6.
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ben berart geifig ing @6lepptau nebs

ben berart seifig ing S6lepptau nebs
mell urb auf Ibwege fiibren lieBe.
yi6ts seigt beutli9er, baB man ges
genudrtig briiben nit 5ueierlei MaB
miBt, als cine @eseniiber lte(lung bes
PrDseIes 8aare unb Der @ntbiiaun=
gen iiber bic 26me'i6en nSu6enflinten".
Nls in benz eriteren Sale flar na6ges
niefen uurbe (unb nur bic 8eridbrung
f6uBt por f9merer 8etrafungD baB
Der 6riitli6e unb cpnierpatipe Sch.
@ommercieus &atb 8aare, Mit9lieb bes
Staatsratbes etc. Dem Staate seflidte
96iener geliefert bate, bur6 beren Ges
bran6 bas 2eben ben S~aulenben ges
fdbrbet tpurbe, feel es Niemanbem elm,
iber cine a0gemeine driitltde @prrupz
tior gu lamentiren, fonbern me berz
legte ii9 eifrig aufs 8ertni9ea, fobalb
aber irgenb Elm Smeifelbafter G%barafter
bebauptete, baB cine Nn5abl bon @e=
mebren aus elmer iibil6en 6abrif ni6t
gang feblerfrei geneien ieien, ba wirb
glei6 bon elmer r%allgemeinen gerf6p6>
rung bes Subentbums CUR Webrlosma1
dung bes beuti6en &eides unb CUR
@uslieferuns beKelben an feline 6einbe"
gefaielt, unb 5auienoe gieht es, Die
bas aud ptrfliG %9lauben!
Snbem Die Mntiiemiten auf bieIe
Weiie ben Neib, bic MiBeunt, ben
&lahen~ unb &aHenbaB f6iren = unb
3par lebbafter f6iren, als es bic Sos
cialiiten iemals getban baben, beBen lie
3tpar in eriter 2tnie nur gegen Die SUI
ben, allen tpenrl iene niebrisen gigens
I6afteu einmal entfehelt iinb, MAIDEN
fe ni6t BET ben rei6en Suben 9alt,
Ionbern menben fi6 geget bic &ei6en
iiberbaupt unb MAIDEN auf biefe Weiie
&efruten fir bic Socialbemofratie.
Nuf biefe &efruten far1 bic Socialbes
mofratie atpar ni1t defenders ifol3 fem,
unb bas finb tie iebenfals aud ni9t,
biefelben liefern ibneu BEL ben Wablett
bas n6tbige rStimmbieb".
9te c%onferpatibe Yartei mirb ben
Sag nod bitter au bereuen baben, an
Dem fe bic 8efurmOrtung bes Nntiz
iemitismus in ibr Parteiprogramm
aufnabm.
Geb. gplpannS Zane
BON Der Cincinnati 81. 6. @pnferen3
fagt: Wir baben felt Sabren in urt=
ferer aug fiinf Mitgliebern beitebenben
Samilie 9oobs Sarfapari0a sebrau6t
unb inben, baB es genau bas %leiitet,
mas peripro9en uirb.
@upbs Niasn furiren 2eberfratlfz
hefteu
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SIN Staate Yatnam, in 8ritii6z
Snbien, lit elm neller Nufitanb Der Das
colts ausgebro6en. SSn einem @efe1t
Der eingeborenen polisei utlter 6iibrung
englif6er Sffisiere erlitten beibe 9beile
i6mere gerlu1te.
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Our @raHbenten ssabl.

Sir Die Yrdiibenten Der Ser. Staaz
ten mnrben mdbrenb Der leBten 80
Sabre Stimmen ~abgegeben, pie folgt:
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9ie Snnfst @onb GpmpamD,
@de 2amars unb MalnutfraBe, lift Bic
bette Be3ugsquelle fir Brennbol3, gez
badt ober geidgt, 81 ieber @rSBe unb
aQe Sorten 8oblen. Muftrdge tperbetl
prompt ausgefiibrt. SeIepbon 81.
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Hep. snlpanus cane
9aS Wptmtn BET Der Nrdftpentens
g9ahl.

9as 0otnm lit ben berl9iebenen
Staaten fir bic brei prdibenti6aftss
R~anbibaten, bic reip. 276, 145 une %
@lettoralitimmen erbielten, itebt pie
fplQt.
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aay Die moberniten Siite fnbei
Sbr INNER bel
Yancoai # & Sobn.
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Wenn Sbr cute @eine baben
poat. gebt an 81. Gafanola &
g 0 II.
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