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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-14
TAKE WARNING
Neglect Not the Signals of
Danger.
An Object Lesson Taught by the
indians.
Let the Way Be Simple and the Remedy
Sale

Il yon.re ailing. not exactly sick but not feel
nag just right" have drowsY. dali feeling. bad
taste in the mouth variable appetite. occasional
ran@ in the joints aud muscles, and other signs nj
impending -icknes> Why not 10 : the Indian does
-'lriye such symptoms out of the system by the
iudiciou> Of their vegetable remedy:
Don't p,elec' such warnings.
That pain in eonr shoulder may develop into
r',cunatis,a. AMI months sickness deprive yoa
of the income 81 yonr toll.
That furry tongue denotes your liver is out OF
orr-, apd typhoid fever woulI easily take root
in Your system.
What could you do then?
rtlnk II yunF business your income, and your
family
Seek safety you would fly from ehelers or
,tualllnN,
lou ia danger If you neglect these warnings
fa,y H,aF pass of bat the chances are against YOU.
aud even ,sen the poison is only latent in your
.s-trIn.
In not however pat your trust in the numerous
-l-,.sed >srsApaTiiiss" with which the market i.
{ coded >ar-ssrara hark is not a nistliein. it is
Il Fn0- B1 nathux ninrr. The action of maat Of
fhe-,' deeOcgioHs eors fr1ns mineral pai-oBs the,
r,sniatR. <ach mercury. arsenic, >trychnn-.
I,iStaih iusi4,ie of POTASSIUM. and the Ike. AMI
any druggist viii tell y"a- If he tells you truly. that
fAts is
ktckaion Indian >aewa and other kietapoo
insaH lsrsiieIneS contain unly THE prssiaci of the
I.rid aud forest. uaturr's vegetable growth of
r,Eots, haTs- and herbs ahd of nree>siit free
rom aH mineral poE>sHs whatever. b..canss the
Indians aste sHowirlg- of them, depending
! wholly upon natures laboratory for their rr
.ltrrt- and upon ther ssIi born uf centuries of
experience. in preparing them
Nickapoo Indian saSsa, ia sc ~ tn.
f.,ffflss FY-+s rs-pf-, fks aIs Aerss 9f their
Z &, altering ttAa rsssia stainssdfs any tr 9
.,;st al one dol per bstti-; sir bottles Jor frs
a. liars,
r1EE send ihrer twa-sent Stamps Il
NEG lais passage and viii mai
rau frey thrilling and INTERESTING botsk OF II
,,.,.,s ..gfit.e.i life and scene. Ansong ths
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26
APPOnAUo.


Alta regular meeting of the Warwick
Town Council the following members
were present: Hon. Enos Lapham, DIR.
Legris. Carpenter and Duffy, and the fol-
lowing business transacted.
The petition of John j. Coogan for the
remission of the fines OF Thomas Manian,
now in PROVIDENCE County Jail, was
granted.
The following were drawn jurors to at
tend the Court OF Common Pleas for
Kent county at the October term. Grand
John Allen, Daniel ii. Alexander, Charles
Is. Lockwood. Lewis Il. Williams, John
A. Hazard, Edward T. Kenyon, Charles
A. Is. Jenison, Peter Barden, Richard
Leonard, Elihua II. Shippee, Byron K.
Daggett. Russell q. Baton, William j.
Richardson aud Francis j. Flannaghan.
The petition OF Caleb Westcott and
others of the town to rescind from the
vote granting the fire district of Apo
Daug permission to erect building in the
town lot was recorded and placed on file
The remonstrances of George III. Clough
and others against the above was disposed
OF In the same manner.
Voted that Mr.. Webster Knight pur-
chase one dozen rocking chairs for the use
OF the old ladies at the asylu III.
Appropriations were made to the sew
erai highways according to the schedule
presented by the highway commissioner
The treasurer presented HE monthly re-
port showing $40, 1912 in the treasury.
Voted that the same be placed on file.
Adjourned TO meet at the office OF Mr..
lsapham on Monday, Oct. 8, ut 3 Il. M.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26

The figures included in the above table
seem TO DO AMI they are In strict harmony
with the facts established by Table No. 1.
OF the sixty eight industries included,
rs per cent. OF them show an increased
;ysnssiS rS s. ssnss as yss, e
earnings OF the $4,000 employees was
o28.ll. The average increase Of yearly
earnings Of the employees In the ffty-one
trades showing an increase was 1856 In
1901 ss com pared with 1890
In addition to the investigation of this
special subject the bureau has continued
its annual Investigation OF all labor dis
turbances occurring in the state during
the past year. The total number of strikes
reported for the year 1891 was 4,5l9 as
against 6,256 occurring In the year l600-a
decrease Of 1,74Q OF the total number
t,5i9-e.S16, or % per cent. Of them, were
in the building trades, fact that seems to
tained In the special investigation Of the
EFFECT Of the tariff on labor and wages"
lt has been my experience, as doubt
not Il has been that OF every statistician
more or less. that one often finds himself
tempted-unconsciously. perhaps-to pur-
sue an investigation with a view to estab-
lish q preconceived theory. How often
failure and positive discontinue follow I
can safely leave TO those who have en-
gagged In the fascinating study Of statis-
tics. To the true statistician, however,
uninfiuenced by social or political consid.
erations, the profession is an enviable one,
and carries with it duties and responsible
ties OF the highest order. To him theories
are nothing; .withoutfacts to support them
they are misleading, and therefore worth
less Facts and truth are what he seeks,
and having possessed himself OF them he
places them, hard and cold as they often
times are, before the public, satisfied that
he has done but his duty and thereby at
tanned his highest ambition.
CHARLES r. PECK,
Commissioners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26
MRS. ADDIE /. CRAGG,
WEXFORD.

Several boats were engaged all day yes
terday in unsuccessful attempts to re-
cover the bodies of the two boys drowned
in the harbor on Saturday. A more sys-
tematic search Is to be made to-day, and
it is the opinion of those acquainted with
the nature of the bottom where the dis
aster occurred that the efforts will be
successful.
William p. Hambly is confined to his
residence by illness.
The Republican Town Committee has
issued n call for caucus at the Town
Hall on Saturday evening, at 7:30 o'clock.
G. ii. Hudson, Charles Watkins and j /.
4. Childers are among the latest of the
summer visitors In this vicinity to take
their departure.
Englishmen will watch MIR. Clevcland's
campaign with cordial sympathy, for his
tariff policy is I'm accord with the orthodox
economic school OF England. = LONDON
GRAPHIC.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26

From the above the reader will readily
understand the exact nature and scope of
the investigation. the results of which are
herein briefly summarized in tables show
ing n comparative statement of the in
creases and decreases of production and
cred. With view OF economizing space,
have classified trades under the heading
Of Industries" That is, in the clothing"
industry is included ali those trades or es-
Establishments manufacturing articles or
wearing apparel, and so, too, with the
implements" etc. Under "Clothing'' Is
included no less than 1856 distinct trades.
1t is needless to comment upon the separate
figures or the totals included in the above
table; they tell their own story simply and
with absolute truth. Itanpears that there
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26
kNlGhISXllLE.

A Christian Endeavor meeting was
held at the Union Congregational Church
Friday evening.
A temperance meeting was held at the
Union Congregational Church Sunday
evening. Anumber of interesting recita-
tions were Given by different members Of
the Sabbath school The Rev. ID. G..
Eggleston delivered very able address.
j. A. Budlong a. Son have sown down n
part of their land which was recently
cultivated with cucumbers.
A gang OF workmen in the employ OF
the Long Distance Telephone Company
are resettinx new poles In place OF the old
ones. Some of the new poles are very
large.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26
RUMFoRD.

The wind blew very strongly last night
IL blew a goodsiz Il wagon in the Rum
ford Chemical Works yard into the pond.
some 30 yards away.
Mr.. Mowry has made great improve
ment on the outward appearance OF his
house.
The men from Washington, arrived
home here the other day.
The italian laborers seem to have en-
tirely disappeared from that section OF
the town; rs they are not at work.
Mr.. Kennedy is trying to hire help In
his store with poor success.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26
PAWTUCKET
Primaries.

Headquarters Republican City Committee
PawtucKet, X. J., sept. 2d. 1872 !
At a meeting OF the Republican city Committee
held Monday evening, September 20. 1892. the fol-
lowing call was ordered:
That the Republican electors Of the city Of Paw
tucket lie requested TO meet in their respective
ward rooms. FRIDAY EVENING. September 80,
1892 at o'clock and elect fourteen delegates 10 at
tend a State convention. to be held in Music Hail.
In the CITY OF Providence, on THURSDAY. the 9th
day OF October. 1892. at IL o'clock A NJ. First
Ward to elect twodelegates; Second, Third, Fourth
and Fifth wards 10 elect three each to represent
the city OF Pawucket In said convention to be held
as above.
HENRY L. TIEPKE,
Chairman Republican City Committee.
WHEATON COLE Secretary
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26
CENTRAL FALLS.

The remains of Virginia MAYNARD, who
died here OF consumption, aged 81 year s.,
were this morning sent to Wauregan,
Conn, for burial.
The male members of tie Holy Trinity
Church will meet tomorrow evening to
consider the matter of taking part In the
celebration Of Colu mbus day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26

Whose Ioveth . good business lovely
sdvertisins, bat he that despiseth fame is
IN sss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26

Fas net increase in wages Of e8.s77, 800
h the year 1891 as compared with the
amount paid in 1890. and n net increase of
production Of f3i ,8l6. ls0 eS In the year 1891
bver that Of 1900. A simple analysis Of this
liable further demonstrates the interesting
TACT that Of the sixty y-seyen Industries COW
kred ~ per cent. OF them show sn increase
kither Of the wages or product, or both, and
that there were no less than SO, tit instances
pf individual increases of wages during the
same year.
A perusal of the above table will give
the reader a definite idea as to the actual
lixty-seven industries named. While the
industries" are but sixty in number,
the total trades" represented amount to
l,121, and give employment to 2S5, 900 work
hgmen and women.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26

Theimorally good or bad within us has been
ably set forth in the story OF DR.. Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde, but did it ever occur to you that
there was physical application of this re-
markable story. more real and terrible than
the contrasts of moral attributes?
The moral perfection of DIR. Jekyll Is repre-
sented in our physical systems by sound,
strong and vigorous bealth-the skulking.
murderous immortality of Mr.. Hyde has its
prototype in the weakness or disease of our
vital organs, which often exist within us. and
which may, at any moment rise. overcome
our strong health. and hold us in its deadly
grasp.
How many diseases there are which thus
grapple us before we are aware of our peril
We often neglect little weakness or ex-
haustion, nervousness, tired brain, sleepless
nights, from which we wake tired and unre-
frcshed, weary, languid feeling, headache,
confusion Of mind, dullness, loss of memory,
strange sensations-ichich mean insanity.
Cold feet and limbs, numbness, trembling,
prickling sensation, extreme WEAKNESS of
limbs-medn Paralysis. Poor blood, low
vitality. pale complexion and great weak
ness-medn consumption. We often disre-
gard the weakness of nervous debility, ma
laria, the disorder of stomach, liver or kid
neys, until fatal disease fastens upon US.
You neglect these symptoms at your pe,a, for
they may run into incurable disease.
You should use Immediately that wonderful
remedy, DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, the pure vegetable medicine,
which restores vigor to the tired brain,
strength to the weak and shattered nerves
vitality and health to the exhausted body,
and thus prevent fatal results. Druggists,
sl.OO.
Il had poor health for several years. Have
been under the treatment of many doctors,
but they did me no good. The more medicine
i took, the weaker grew was so bad at last
could not eat or sleep, and had a cough that
almost racked me to pieces. had pains in
my chest which made breathing very difficult.
As my father, brother and sister had died trith
consumption / thought my time had come.
With much pleasure and gratitude / can now
say that have been entirely cured of my
troubles by DR.. Greenc's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. My appetite is excellent, food
digests easily, sleep Is refreshing, and
altogether feel restored to health once more.
most earnestly recommend DIR. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy to all who
are afflicted with obstinate chronic, nervous
or painful diseases. have recommended it
to many sufferers, and am pleased to say that
1t has given general satisfaction.
MRS. ADDIE 1. CRAGG,
10l North Portland Av., Brooklyn, n. Y.
DIR. Greene, the most successful specialist
in curing all forms of nervous and chronic
diseases, "a Temple Pl., Boston, Mass, can be
consulted free, personally or by letter. Call
or write him about your case or send for
symptom blank to fill out, and a letter fully
explaining you disease, giving advice, etc.,
will tie returned free.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26

DROWN BROS. q CO.. BUTLER EXCHANGE.
ID Betting and General Mn supplies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26
Loved oncs say it,

"Restless, irritable, excitab'c,
and exacting" is the charge
against you by those nearest
and dearest to you.
They don't Know the horror
that oppresses you.
Every hour pains run ram
pant through your body. You
suffer secretly as long as you
can, then go all to pieces and
"don't care" what happens.
The iron grip of female dis.
ease is upon you.
Dear Sister, Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound"
has cured thousands like you.
1t kills the pain, and invigo-
rates the system.
No more backache, no
more bearing down." no more
restless days and sleepless
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26

nights, hope will
take the place
of despair, your
daily duties will
be a delight, and
life a joy.
An druggists seii n. os ssps
By mail, In form of Pills %
Isorsnsss. on receipt ofo1.
Correspondence fSseiy sn-
svsred Address In CONN.,
dence LIMA r. prrE-
0Ax MyDfcaI Co. f.vrr,
o1Asa Live Pulls. 2sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-19

9einri6, benfe i'd, bet udre ION poz
fen for Sir, bic 8eere fonnte mir
paifen. Sd melbe mir, I'M ri6tig, i'd
tperbe anienommen. Sou jung ct Ing.
Moriens um adte suerit nit Sebeint=
ratbs beebe 0iDpie. WtittasS nit ben
8anfieb feinen Qiibnerbuno I'M Na6s
mittagS nit ben lieutenant feline beez
ben 5edel. Sd babe 9lllens nnlpia;
fiirli6 prnpper beiorgt, un bic Sbiere
batten mir ierne.
Yori.: 94enn sic nun ni6t balb
5ur Sa9e fommen, bann elt5iebe i9
Sbnen bas Wort.
Angefl.: 8in i6on bel, Serr
Seri6tsbof. Seben Sic, nit bic
Mopie un ben 9ubnerhuno, bet jung
Maens ilatt, aber nit bic beeben breis
NAL beltillirten Sedel! Oie 6unbe
baben ben Oeibel i'm 2eibe I'M Iinb
Sbnen MD gu bdnOigen. 9ln ienen
9ta6mittag iebe i'd nit meine beeDen
Sedel uf bic Bromenabe lang III
freue mir iiber iie, mie iie 10 aaerlei>
banb SdBe MAIDEN. Sa liBt benn uf
eene Sant cen iunger Wienf6 nit n
ian5 fur5en uebersieber I'M ian5 weite
ufiefrempelte 9oien, mo bic 8eene
nit bic rotben Striimpe io'n @nbe
lang rausfleften, un in Der Sano
bate er lo'n mddtig biden StOf.
Set mar io'n rlAtiger patentsJabfe"
nat lie beit5uoage cen nSidel" nennen.
gu, meine beeben Sedel bic rptben
Strimpe ieben unb bon binten inter
bic 8ant bur9 bran rumi6nuppern,
bet mar Gems. Sd fonnte fie unpias
fiirli6 mid balten, 10 iebre i'd mir oo6
in Die Seine legen bbat Ss iut. Mein
urian miro bet merten, bet ibm mer an
feline &no6en is unD mirb bem eenen
Sedel, Der 9ltbanas beiBen bbat, nit
ben 4biab PORN SOpp itoBen, bet er
| iid fugelt. Set ma6te uf ben 9unb
MI BON Dorne rim eenen .lnanienebmen
@iRbrud. giu bdtten Sfsblos bic bees
ben Setter ieben iollen. sic 1prangen
INNER UNI i'm rum un MOLTEN ibm gu
2elbe, un er mar ufieiprungen IN
mollte wegieben, fonnte aber mid. in=
DeW 1etne Seene llD III Ole Sun0elelne
perbebbert batten.
Yori.: Sic follen Stride bon
Wieter 2dnse benuBt baben.
Nngfl.: Wat Der Sebeimratb Is,
Der Bet fennen muB, neil er gun lbier.
qudlerOereua ieb0ren bbut, be- bat nil
ieiagt, bic Stripe f0nnte siemli6. lang
lino, Dapon bdtte Der YoliSei. prdliDeni
nii6t porlei6rieben. 9llio i'd muB nil
man ieber ben Wenihen erbarmen IN
jebe bin III berubige bic beeben 3ede
uno biide mir unwillfiirli1 un. mad,
feline geene BON bic Strippe los. Mbel
anitatt li6 gu beoanfen, mat bbut er2-
@r nennt mir cen Subject! Seber
Sic. 9err YrdIibent, bet burfte mid
frmmeil. Sie Seere fonnte mir mid
paIieu, I'm 10 is ct bern 10 gefommen
bet mir uuluilltiirli6 bic Sano ausie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-19

menoen, polterte ct III gutmiitbigcni
3oru nS6odi6perenotb OBJ man
moBl ein eiu3i9es ertelltiino6en ullge-
itort bleiben fam! yiaturlid tit es
wieoer Der lansweilise @iebert, Der eine
9lrbeitsanpeilung fiir ieine %cltte baben
mill. 9ll8 penn Die aerle nibt ber3lid
sufrieoen ndren, tbr @elo nit Saullen'
sen su peroienell !"
Yiellet6t bdtte er in bem Zone met
ter 9el6lpast, obne BON leinen 6arten
aui3ublicfen, menn ibn ni6t Elm re9t un'
fainter StoB, Den er llnter Dem Glide
bon leiuem 9tahbar, Dem Sngenieur
enpfing, ueranlabt batte, perlpunocrt in
Die Sobe gu ldaueu. 1a ma6te er
oann freilib cine lebr critaunllbe @abr'
nebn1ung, oeun ieine beiOen Splelpart'
ner uno 3edgenoiIen waren uon ibren
Stiiblen fer5c19erabe in bic 0obe ge'
fabren, unb auf ibrcn pl0sli6 erblclh'
ten @eii6tern mar eine SeltiirSung nno
Yerlegcnbeit gu lelcn, pie tic fiefer uno
ratbloler faum ,u crbenten mar.
,9ia. gum 0onnermetter, mas lit oenn
ba eigentli1 los?" brummte Der Got
tor, inbem er Die &arten nieberle9te
nno ieineu mdhttgen Sberforper nun
ebenfalls Der 5biir ;umenoete, in mel
der etpas 10 9luBero, sentlides. SAre-
denerregcnoes eri6icncn iein mubte.
slber aub linn erltarb oaS Wort anl
Den yippen, als er bcn Wtann erfannte,
Der bort auf Der S6luelle itano. Tas
mar alleroiu9s feincr BON ben Jfotten'
fiibrern Der @rbarbeiter. rpie er tn bette
rer Sor9loiigfeit pcrnutbet bate, lon'
bern e5 mar @titer. bcn er ptele Wtetlen
entfernt unb in Den 9lrlnen Der Vtebe ge,
sipdbnt batte: Der Seliser BON aliff'
born sSalter Sasmuno.
(Sortietnn8 fplgt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-19
Ser unmilfiirlide Gesner btr
Sunoeiperre.
(gerIiner @erithtsicene.)

uSie ianSe ole Sunbeiperre is meis
ner Nnll1t nab bile mebr gum S9as
ben als gum 8ortbeil for Die 6uube,
bet is mein unpilfiirli6er Stanbpunft
in bieier 9lnjeleienbeit, I'M babel
bleibe if."
go duBerte iih Der 9trbeiter 80. BON
Der Ingeflagebant bes S6offenseri6ts
aus, ais Der 8orlibenbe bic 6rage a.t
ibn riGtete. OBJ er lif bes ibm CUR 2ait
gelegten groBem llnfugs i6uloig be-
fenne.
8ori.: 9luf Sbre NnIibt iiber bic
9unbeiperre fomnlt es ni6t an, mas
den Sic bios feline iibsrfliiiligen &es
oensarten. llebrigens, iiub sic f6on
porbeitraft2
Mngefl.: Sa, atpeemal.
8ori.: Wesmesen?
NngefI.: Wegen preBperieben.
gDrf.: @as2 @egen preBperz
sebena gBas fdat Sbnen eins Sic
fino einnal megen perfuAter @rpreis
lung nit IA 9asen @efdneniB nnb
einmal megen Siebtabls BON preB=
foblen nit 3 Sagen beitraft. l1nb bas
nennen 81, prebuergeben? @Olen
Sic bier faule Wiye ma9ens
Nngefl.: Sn Serinsiten iarni9,
i'd pollte mir nur fllrs suiammenfafen,
en- yefannter BON mir bat mir ben
&atb jeieben, er f6reibt bel eeneu
GedTtsanwalt eriter @laiie.
8ori.: Ser Wdnn muB fid) cineu
i i6le6ten S9ers nit Sbnen senla6i
baben. Sph nun our Sadie. Git
iOlen am gta6mittage be5 II. Mdr;
robur6 groBen llnfug beriibt baben
baB Sic ii6 nit bem 0anblungsrei
fenben 9. in Der 8iilow StraB,
id)lugen. gDas baben Sic barauf 81
iagena
9lngefl.: gSeiter niI6t, als Be
an bic ian5e Sei6i6te nur bic 9unbe
iperre ShulO iS. Sd werbe mir bod
mid unwillfurli6 nit eenen fremoer
Wann uf bic Strabe in ne S6ld.
gerei einlafen2 Sie 8eere pait nil
mid.
@ori.: Gradblen Sic ben Sa6
perbalt, aber obne umi6meife.
Nngetl.: Seben Sic, 9err Sc
ri6tsbOf, i'd bin bon 9aule aus Slas
| idleifer iemeien. Set is aber DOH ne
ien ben Stoob cen 10 urieiun5et Sc
i6dft, bet be meeri9ten mid alt merbel
I'M meme 6rau mir bet 9}a6ts wedel
mubte, bet i'd por Ouri6t man mid
umfOmmen bbat. 9ll8 MI bic Sunbe
iperre inieriht tpuroe, borte id, be
peri6iebene 9erridaften in be 8ulop
StraBe lid sulammenieiriinbet battea
bic eenen 5uperldiligen Wtann iu6tsn
Der nit ibre 6unOe ipa3ieren iebel
iolte, bic Stunoe 80 6ennie. Oils il
! bet b0rte, osufe id 10 unmiafiirli6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-19
9ie Grippe eriOlsreidb bebauSelt

Sd hin 1oeben bon einem 5tDeiten
Snfaa Der Grippe in 0ieIem Sabre berz
geftelt wor6en, fagt Scr. S. .. Sones,
9erausgeber bes r2eaber" @teria,
3eras. SD gebrau6te @bamberlains
6uitenzMebi5in unb nit @rfolg, benin
i6 rar nur 5mei = gegen friiber 5ebn
Sage i'm 8ette. Ser smeite Nnfaa
mtr5e ebenfaa5 10 f6mer gemeien iein,
wie Der erite, bdtte i6 nidt 6ieie 0febiz
5ilt angelpanbt. ba i6 mid feds 5tunz
ben na6 Der 9lttafe f6on legen muBte,
wdbrenb i6 beim eriten 9lnfaa nod
stpei Sage lang meinen Gei6dften
na6geben fonnte, ebe i6 bettldgerig
purbe. Sie Slal6e gu SO Gents gu
berfaufen bel ben Grug9iiten s. Salt
eper 6 Sobn, Somling & 6lOob, %.
& Nt. &alteper, u, 9reiB, $. S6u=
6arb, &. Cohen & So, un6 S. 8.
0arriIDn. &
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-19
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