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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-05


color. Around the bottom were two bias
bands Of chaurOn plain velvet headed and
footed with a quilting Of green cloth.
The cOrSake was quite plain In the
back, with only a little rounding In the
middle, and the front was as Is seen.
The lower part of the sleeves were or
green cloth aud the upper OF brocade
Altogether il makes very handsome
out or indoor gown.
/ saw another dainty dress just fin
iShed In the same establishment. The
front and train were Of changea6le tai
feta silk in green and crimson. with
sides, waists and sleeves Of gray printed
silk. The flowers were pale pink, with
the green leaves faint and shaded. This
dress was copied in China silk and in
lilac yelling. with the sides Of both In
the Spanish allOver lace pattern OF the
new wide lace. The design is one that
would also be pretty in challie or cham
bray, with embroidery for sides.
Among the goods most in demand just
now by the crowds Of women who are
LAYING I'm their new material for Lenten
work are the gypsy and other outing
cloths. Gypsy cloth is a sort OF striped
cotton, with n light fluff, like flannel,
left on the surface. The stripes are del
icate, seldom in high colors, and the
ground is white, cream, or pearl gray.
The skirts will be plain, gathered at the
waist, and with little or no trimming at
the bottom; sometimes small cluster
Of tucks, 10 make them set out well.
There will not be many blOuSeS, but in
stead neat French or Spencer waists,
with wide leather belts in tans and
browns. No sashes or cords. Many Of
them have white vest plaStrOns, but IN
less very carefully fastened these will
be somewhat in the way during tennis
or other active movement. This gypsy
cloth is cheap, and washes much better
than the flanaelS, and will not fade.
For snrlng and summer. cheyiOts In
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-05

them are made
Of cloth or very
close wO en-
cheviot or Bed
ford, they are too
expensive TO en-
tirely h 70 W
aside, and / saw
q novel manner
Of fixing such 4
gown a day or so
agO-in q first
class establish
ment, too. The
skirt was split
down the sides
and panels let in
like the picture
herewith. This
is 70 enlarge the
skirt 10 three
yards around.
Z h e material
was russell green
billiard 10 b,
and the inserts
were Of brOcade
velvet on satin,
black and chau-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-05


light tintS, Of
which box, or
coachman's drab
will be the favor
tie. ChiviOtS will
not be so scantily
trimmed. Castle
braids will be
used in nearly all
widths, particu-
larry the fine half
inch silk ones on
al such goods as
can be accordion
plated, which is
TO be a decided
20 again this
spring and sum
mer. The braid
Is laid on flat and
the goods then
plated. Lace IS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
No. 1881 Chapline street
No. 1873 Wood street
No. 1855 High street.
No. l0u Chaplinc street
No. 1881 Market street.
Several fine Marshall county farms
few choice lots In Pleasant Valley fronting
on the National road.
Some very desirable lots IN the old Fair
Ground addition and In the Eighth ward.
FOR RENT.
Two-story Brick on Jacob street, near Thirty
sixth, rooms and store room.
No. l2u2 Jacob street
No. 1875 Wood street
Store room 1868 Market street
Five-roomed house rear 1919 Market street
Money 10 loan. GEO. J. MATHISoS,
Telephone No. l07. 1910 Chapline Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-05

SOME REMARKABLE CURES Of dear
ness are recorded of DR.. Thomas Elec-
trio Oh. Never fails to cure earAche.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06

It is said that we are indebted
to the Pompeiians for our knowl-
edge of fruit canning. When ex-
cavations were first made on the
site of the old city, jars Of fgs
were discovered by a party Of
Americans. When these we're
opened the contents were found to
be as perfect as when poured into
the jar nineteen centuries before.
Investigation showed that the fruit
had been put into the jar when
heated, and sealed over after the
steam had been allowed to escape.
The following year saw the estab-
lishment of canning factories all
over the United States.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06
NO8e


Fashion is called a "fckle jade"
and yet nearly every style is des-
igned with some special object in
view. Often the Manufacturer has
created some new material which
he intends to place before the mers
chants; TO make the best Impress
ion possible he has samples of the
new material placed with some Of
the best modists whose special
designers will study the goods,
its colors and it's texture, and It's
combination with other colors and
materials. While experimenting
with the material they create some
new style to attract attention; and
designs are reproduced in colored
plates and cent to all prominent
dealers togive them an idea of the
value of the new material. If these
styles are liked they become the
fashion.
Sometimes a dress made for some
leading artist, who has to dress
as well as act the character in the
play, it is often so beautiful or uni
que as to cause a sensation, and it
Immediately becomes all the rage.
Most large establishments in Paris
have special artists who furnish
them each month with certain
number of. new styles suitable
for the season and the new mater
ials. From these the best are
selected and the garment made up
accordingly.
The reason La Mode de Paris,
Paris Album of Fashion and La
Couturiere give the earliest style
and those that are reliable is be-
cause they are at the very foun-
tian head of the Fashion aud know
just what is going to be popular
When you get a fashion journal get
one which you can depend on for
correct ideas of style and material,
for remember that if you wish to
show correct and good taste your
self you will need to study those
styles which are artistic and reli-
able. If you wish to keep up to the
styles we advise you to subscribe
for La Mode de Paris, $3.50 per
year, or Paris Album of Fashion
$3.50 per year. These are the
most artistic fashion journals
published. La Couturiere is q
fine home journal for $500 per
year and La Mode is only $3.50
per year.
You can generally get single
copies from your newdealers, but
do not allow him to give you some
other journal for one of these.
You can get them if you write to
the publishers, Messes. A. Nc
Dowell & Co, A West 14th Street,
New York.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06

The streets and public grounds
of Washington are shaded by over
seventy Thousand trees, including
eight hundred varieties and spe-
cies, some of which arc to be-
found nowhere else in America.
These trees have been planted by
many illustrious men, from the
first President to the present one.
There are in the city over 33l
large and small reservations, the
latter being formed by the inter-
section Of the avenues, which radi-
ate from the Capitol and White
House, with the regular streets.
In all, these coves an aggregate Of
900 acres, all of which are covered
with trees, the care Of which, with
the nurseries and propagatin8
gardens, costs $4,000 apnnsliy,
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06

A minister in the East said:
"My brethren, q collection will now
be taken for my expenses for trip
for 1 am going away for my health.
The more I receive, the longer I
can stay. The largest collection
ever made in that church was
taken. And now the question
under discussion is whether the
size of the collection was a com
pliment to the preacher or much
the reverse.-Louisville Western
Recorder.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06

hanU re cuA
Several Of the strongest news
papers in the Territory are making
a vigorous fight on the fee system
trying to educate the people to
the election of a legislature
pledged to its adjustment. The
Sun is in hearty accord with any
war that may be made on the in
iquitous system, provided a method
Of abolishment be devised that
will abolish not only the system
as such but will also abolish the
evils Of the system under whatso-
ever name the substitute may be
known. Adjustment does not al
ways abolish. In the case Of the
clerk of the district courts the
abolishment was a miserable fail
ure. There must not only be a
tearing down but there must be a
building up Of something better.
Saw and hatchet Legislators can
tear down but it takes statesmen
to build up wise Legislative inn
provements and reforms. After
all the ''no courts" discussion that
occupied 80 much space in the
various newspapers no one came
forward with a suggestion of a
wise reform in present conditions
They pitched into TIE present law
beautifully, but left the remedy
wholly and without suggestion to
a legislature very probably COM
posed partly of greenhorns at the
business and partly of the ring
sters whose purposes the present
law exactly subserves. An over
whelming popular sentiment can
very easily be worked up that will
result in the adjustment of the
fee system, but what, shall take its
place? 1t must be something bet
ter than in the case of the clerks
of the district courts, else we had
better not tinker with the present
law. Let those who would teal
down the system propose the ade-
quate reform and educate the leg
islators up to it's construction.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06

He--I have decided to ask your
fathers consent by letter, Pauline.
Now what sort of letter would
you advise me to make it? She
/ think, Horace, that / would make
it an anonymous letter.-Life.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06

Nearly 1900 lunches of grapes
ripened this season on the great
vine at Hampton Court. They
were sent to Queen Victoria. This
vine is the largest in England,
and is about 125 years old.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06

Dodging the issue.-Turnpike
Walker-Be careful; 1 think /
saw a dog issue from the side gate.
Footso Renweary-In that event,
Brother Walker, 1 think 1 shall
dodge the issue.--Detroit. Free
Press.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06

French florists are cultivating a
plant which bears flower that is
white in the morning, red at noon,
and blue at night.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06

The great search light on Mount
Washington was tested on August
14th and, in spite of the thick fog
in the valley, the result was most
gratifying. At the Fabyan
House, seven miles away, coarse
print could be read by its light,
and the Glen House, six miles
was plainly visible from the sum-
NIT. The light is placed on a
tower fifty five feet high. This
tower is braced at every corner
with a steel cables as a precaution
against heavy gales. The current
for the light is generated in the
basement of the tower by hundred
ampere dynamo, driven by a ff-
teen horse power engine. The
power is 10000 candles, which
projected into a French Mangin
lens, is increased to 100000 can
dies.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06

1t is often said that if white
people could live most of the
time in the open air, like the
Indians, they would never have
consumption; and, in fact GER
tian physicians attempt to cure
consumption by keeping their
patients outdoors nearly all the
time. But DR.. A. b. Holder, of
Memphis, Tenn. now comes for
ward with statistics to show that
the Indian is peculiarly subject to
pulmonary diseases. Reports
which he secured from the Indians
of Yankton and Sisseton, Oak. !;
Devils Lake, Oak; Green Bay,
Wis; Tulalip, Wash; Standing
Rock, Oak; Lower Brule, Oak. F.;
Usage, 1. T.; Grow Greek, Oak. F;
Cheyenne River, Oak, and West
ern Shoshone, New, all teemed
with data as to the fatal ravages of
consumption. OF 1,453 deaths
from all diseases in 1888, 514 were
from consumption alone.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06
CHURCH NOTICES.

CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
~ Held IN the Episcopal Mission room. Ser
vices every Sunday az II a. m and ep. m. Sun
DAY school at 40 q. m. Come and join us
A. II. LLWKD.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES ooRBIN,
Real Estate, Mining, Loan and Collection Agent
once on Main Street.
SILVER CITYa................,N NEW MEXICO

Notary Public for Grant county. N. N. Cam
mlssl0uef OF Deeds for Arizona TerrltOry An
kind OF real estate 0n hand and bought ana
cold on commission.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06

U OF p.
IA. Meets % ana 4th Tuesday nights IN each
month, at Odd Fellows Hail. Visiting knights
invited A. ID. Ross, O. o.
THoMAs FLEErHAM, X. .R.&s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-12

Cir Sobn Ebompion. oien nnb praftt>
sirte cine 3eit lang oils Gboefat. SIN
Sabre 1877 trat er in Die 0esialatur BON
9teul6ottlanb eth, murbe 1873 @eneral<
lfaatsanipalt uno pier Sabre fpdter Bre>
mier Der Bropin3. Sn oieler Stellung
perweilte er nur fur5. Gr mar &idter
an Der Supreme Court, als i'm 1885
Cir SoBn Wacbonalb al8 Suitiaminiz
iter In iein Gabinet berief. Seine polis
tiide Tbdtisfeit lit itetS cine iebr rese
uno erfolgrcide sepelen, unb Die Tbat<
iafe, baB CT iotDobl BET ben Differen5er
5Dil6en Canada unb Der linton aelez
eentlid Der 9alifar Siideret=2 ommii,
fion oils geratber, ais aud tn Der Sch,
ringsieefrage als S6iebsridter berufen
muroe, ipridt fur baS bobe Stag fetner
iuriifi1ben Ei6tisfeit. gbompIom lit
ais Broteitant geboren ur1b erapaen,
trat aber In 1olse feiner 8erbeiratbnns,
TIM Sabre 1870, gum &atbolistsmns
iiber, mas tim ptelfa9 gum Yorpurf
genna9t miro. @r lit eth ftrifter Gons
lerpatioer uno seb0rt Der iosenannten
rSungcanaoiiden Yartei" an, melde
sroBe 9offnnnsen auf TIN iett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-12

umeebuns nur psnis Gorge einfl6bte,
aber In Sol9e bes hoben Mlters 6eS
Yatienten mad 5ebn Tasen bie Muf<
loiuns hcrbeifibrte.
Or. Scott ftammt aus 6oof8totpt1.
Ya., mo er feline Suseao perlebte.
Sein Batter, elm moblbabenber Mann,
lteb tim fir ben getftli1en Stanb err
3ttben, un6 Scott mar lange sSahre
yreoiger presbDterianii1er @emeinbeu,
bis er Dor pielen Sabren, ais INN ieine
Stirnme peria9te, gum Beruf ais Qeh>
rer iibergiug ; oils folder pirfte er an
Der 0annoper uniuerlitb In Snbiana
uro an Der Mtiamisl1niperlit1t IN Ohio.
Wdbreno CT an Der letteren tbdtta mar,
jdblte Benjamin 5arrilor gu ben Stu
oenten Der nniueriitdt, lernte bte apeite
Todter beS 8~rebigerS, Caroline Scott,
teilner uno fiibrte bieielbe lpater oils
feline Satin beim.
CUR Seit, alS Beniamin 6arri5ou
Vunoesienator mar, erbielt Nep. Scott
cine Stelluug als Glert tint Benfions.
Udrean, Die er bis 3u Der j3eit, ais Bar.
rtion Yrdfibent ipuroe, inne hattie.
Damn r~ei8nirte CT unb nabm feinen
Wobniit I'M WeiBen Oauie.
gtab bern letten @unihe bes Ser,
~itorbenea iino beflen ftsrblide Refte
In Walbinston, ga., mo bereits feline
@attin ino elmer ieiner Sobne ruben,
beifattet iuerDen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-12

Qanbes ierpirt erbalten, iib su belefttrer
@elesenbeit baben. NuBer6em tnirb I'M
@rbssl6oB nod eth GROCER 9beelaben
Plae finOen. Se6s folder Qdben loI
liberties bas erite Stodmerf aufnebmen.
Gtne 20 SUP brette Treppe permitted
ben anfgams gum 1beater, tpelhes i'm
ameiten Stofmerfe lte9t, I'm Reftnser
Sttle ein9eri9tet mtrb unb fiir 1000
Perionen Cite entbalten foa. 3u
betben Setten ptrb baS etgenarttge Sc
bdube bon 9agooeu flanftrt, Die pradts
pole Srnamenttrungen auf metien unb
NIT boben Slassenitansen umgeben
lperoen. Stir Ben 8au linb 100000
beitimmt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-12
hal III
aMtlIIE1 q hhzkH 4 q llil iine
Ser ainberpalaf.

eisentltb frans0fi9en l1rlprungS, bod
bofft man tn Der @artenitabt, am @rtbe
Ser Weltausltellung nift oielelben Grs
fabrurgen 9ema9t 5u baben, fpeldc
man ietner j3ett tn Starts 3u per;ei9nen
batte. Ml8 ndmli1 I'M 6erbite oes
Sabres 1889 Ste Notwithstanding iii
Der fran50liiden 9auptltaot gei6loHen
mnrbe, blteb ben Borlteherinneu Der
p@re1e" Die l1nterbrin9uttg BON etma
5000 afnbern ii~berlalien, ipelde pergeb<
li9 Die Hiffebr tbrer @ltern erpartes
ten. 9ettere batten Die freunolthen
Damen 9ebeten, lire Sprobltn9e fiir
eine fur3e 3eit in lire Sbbut gu ileb>
mebn, oa fie fid Die 9errlidfetten Der
GuSifeIun9 anieben MOLTEN. Ole 5drts
li1en @ltern paren aber niinmer ipies
bergefe6rt.
Ginolin9e peiit Chicago nun sliid>
lidertpeiie l~elterer auf, als Sic Meltitaot
an Der Setne. @elangen lolbe III Die
9dnoe Der 8oli5et, 70 iperben tie III Der
bor9ei9riebenen Weile ben ltabtilhen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abermie{en.
Dte rere9eA TN Sadions8arf aber tpirb
fiir bie aleinen In Der 9auptla9e einen
Spfelplas uno einen groben Climber
garten bil0en, tn benz ite unter anberem
iiber fremoe 2dnber l1nterriht erbalz
ten, Der Our6 Stereoifopen ueranldan-
li9t wtrb. gtahbem miro man Die
8inber nod ben neutrality-suspicious.
Der be%treffenoen. Staaten fiibrsn. SIN
uebrigen iolen int Ginberpalaite Die
1eueiten Wletbooen in 8eSus auf Glei~
bung, @rnabruns unb 8fle9e unierer
fletnen 2%ieblin9e 9e5eigt fperber.
OaS 0ebdube, mel1eS cine Nafab,
nlung 6es Palaite8 Srans' /. in Yaris
bilbet, bat tn Der @run6fld9e go nal
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-12
gamaoas ,temer yremier.
Gin MiniRerwedfeI, Der felt Nonateu
tnrnttsanie4en mar.

Sn aller Rube bat 1t6 TT Canada ein
@e6iel tn Der rYrenterfbip" p~oll3o9er,
Der l9on felt ldugerer j3ett ais ft1er
po%raus5uieben mar. 8ereits bet Sem
Mbleben bon Git Sobn Macbonalo mar
ais oeiien Niadfolser Der Suiti3mintiter
Cir Sobn Tbompion be5et6ret tporben,
bod 9ins aus @riinben Der Mnctennetdt
Die 2ettung oes canaotldenW iniiteriums
at Ctr Sobn Nbbot iiber. 60 nnbez
ldrdnfteS Sob nun an9 Der gbrenz
b~aitigfeit bieies 2esteren se3ont miro,
10 fonnte man iif bod letne polttild)e
Mittelma6i9feit nt6t perbeblen, unb
ais er Dor GltrSem, bes Qn1tes miioe,
feline 8eiisnation einrei6te ltrb cir
Gbompion on feline Stefle berufen
lpurbe, besriibte man ben 8e6iel NIT
elmer 9epiiien @enustbnnng.
Der nele Bremiermiuiiter Sir Sobn
@nnrrnfn Onhia Thnmninn LIT nm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-12

@retS bate benz
8esrabniB ieiner
Iodter tn Sns
~oiauapoliS bet9e<
lpoAnt nno Die
Bei6meroen Der
6eife unb bic
Nufre9n1g gut
h%berftanoen ba
500 w fi6 gesen
Wtitte 9ionember
cine Grfdltung
ju, iuelde 3mar
0nfGuafth feiner
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Das dinefldle gtsater.

9leid Rdutte fir einen 8aaar befinben,
ipiro 100 SUB lang nnb 81 5ub brett.
MlS Baimaterial fir bas breift0diqe
@ebdube oienen @iien, Bad un6 Bals
iteine. DaS Dad erbalt eine reide
Ornameutiruns. Der IA SuB breite Gins
gang ipiro nit 9ineiiiden 5etden rno
Sbmbolen 9eidmiidt. 9nl Souters
rain ueroen uter Speilesimmer eiaaes
ridtet, tn beneu bic @dite an dineiifdsn
Wtabl3eiteti. bic ie TIT Gbeejhirren ienes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-12
cine a~arantirte aur.

9Btr antortHren ben ausejeisten apctbefer, Sbnen
gr. xmas MsueS 9eilniteI seseu S6rinbiuHt, gu.
yen nnn Grtdltuns auf %fclsen6e Bettnsnns ~ ~pertaus
stslss uett'et ben anweiiunsen entipre6enb setrau6eu
msaea. inssna STE e etnsetenb ~prcbiren, unb penn
Sle eenn RENE S~eaernrg burd bahelbe peifpbren,
oann imaden Ste ete 6laide 3urh6 unb Gle rerben
Jps yep 5nrnd befrrnmen. gBir maiden btes ansebei
IN Ssise Der grpBarttssn Grfolse, nel6e btes Uitttel
eet Ger lssttdprtsen Grtppen : Gptbemte aui5uipeilen
2aie, astr pabea BON fetnem Sale sebbrt, tn benz
sas ARtttel nt4t setnlfen bate. Man made etneu
Derlln ndntf grcbeEaiAen fret BET Der San antos
ntc 3rus 60. @rcbe Giafh,n SO Gents uub $40
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0as Gerasaebdube.

80 SUP. Die Qauptform bilbet Elm
8edted nit Sliigeln, fpelde einer por
benz Dauptein9at1se liegenben offener
Blat umfafien. Das 6anptgebaube
entbdlt Elm Stofperf, Die beioen Tligel
fin6 3pei StodDerfe bod. Muf Dem
Dahe TIT Elm @arter fir BEN Nafent,
balt Der atnber eingeri6tet. SIN Sns
Ilern bes @ebdube8, bas lleberflu6 an
2nft un6 2tdt bat, befinben fi6 Sim
tletoes, Babe uno Speile3immer. s9n
BEN 9inoerpalafte fperoett llrtter an6e,
rem aud bie In ben herporraqenblfen
Gr3iebungsinititute1t GuropaS gebrduds
ltdeu Metboben fur Die f6rperlide
Nusbilonns Der 3~6slinse oemonltrirt
merben.
Das EeraszS Stats ebduoe, mel,
DIES cine 9lidlife Eeroin6una oes
l1taurifben Cities NIT benz aolonial.
fttle reprdientirt, follte mad Dem Blane
9lei1fam cine 36entifi5trung ienes
van6eS i~npoloiren. Mit nur iebr ae.
ritlgen NuSnabmen ftammeil Die fdrnmfs
lt9e1 fir oaS 1au6 p~eripenbetet Naus
materialien aus Teras ielbit. Das
@ebduoe, fur belien @ritellung $780,
GOO aus8efporfen iinb, lit nit originel<
Ter Ornameutif au~sgeitattet. Gelon=
bers 5eiduet fif Der 6anpteiuoano
burd funltpolle Details aus.
Ttdt geringeS Sntereije errest bas
dinefilde Sdanipielbals, ipeldes ee=
legentli6 Der Gusftelluug, fpeni aud
nidt I'M Sadion=parf felblt, in SET
@artenitQot CUR I~uffiibrung gelanat
iin6 oass 10dfte, mas bic Baufunft bes
Blumenreifes gu leiiten ueruag, 3eissn
ipiro. Das @ebdube, IN benz iid 3us
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Sutmer ppran!

Seit fetntr erffen Gtrfnhruug Bat baS electric 8ttters
f4neu unb bauernb bic @unft 6es yutlifums errunsen,
te es iett alien ~bercrttseu Seilmttteln pcraa mar
tHirti Dies MtttsI enttdlt @ihts, mas es ais Getrdnf
ubsr Beraufhunss mittel s~eei3net erf4ctnen ltese, uno
e8 wtrt ais BITE bette unb retnfte Mebiein fhr ale Qeibeu
res Woeens, Der 9eber unb Der Rieren a~neefe5en. Us
BELT Mtgrdne, unrernaritdteit, 0erArrfuns unb
iretbt BITE WaIarta aus BEN Splem. asefrtepfaenbe
@irfuug irtrb NIT iener Glai@e s~ardnitrt pher bas geIb
irtrb surhderfattet. Htets nur so Gents per Hla{be.
Blu fabeu bet Der Gan QntSnis DRUG Company.
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Sir aomtraftoren mnb 8aulnftige

8adieine, Salt, Gtment, Sanb,
3bOnr0tren, Geuer=8 rids, Geuerfefer
9bon, 9a6pappe, Sheer, Nspbalt,
ole Nrten BON 8aupapier Gum bas
Ginbringen BON 6eudtigfeit in Maus
ern gu p~erbinbern) bel
PaulD 6 OieImanm,
SO. 246 Gommerce>S traBe,
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trlanoii6er ab>
ftammung unb
mnroe 1874 ut
9alifar. q. @,
9ebore1t. Sein
8ater mar Drus
Ger unb aud Ser
sol erlernte
baS 9anomerf.
Spater nla1te er
iuriitiine Stu
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n6r 11eber,ieber uu+er,s,o esr

1a- lleber5ieber, nnterseus, 9ers
rem : Soilette : Mrtitel, ales BON ben
beifen Gabritanten bes 2anbes BET
pancDaft & Sobn. Wir glau~
ben, baB mir bas bette Gin : 9anar~
Demb unb bic beifen Is Cents triimbfp
IN Der Stabt Dertaufen.
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a6r Megen @ofes ober &obIen
penbe man fi9 an bic
San Antonio @ass@ompagnie,
3elepbon $50. PIP.
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n9- uniere S9ube iinb bon pors
aiiglider 0ualitdt unb mir garantiren
iebes paar.
pancpaft & Sobn.
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SIN aIten @riedenlanb
9ingen bic 5raueu i'm 9auie barfus
uno lesten nur SanOalen an, tpenn ie
aaf bic StraBe gingen.
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Giitnbabn Tabr Yla1.
S. & 9. u. Rabn.
Wbfnhrt

S. & q. u. Sabn.
Gbfabrt.
0a6 ct. 9ouis bia Sron Mountain
ober 80. 6. &S..-.6:50 Morgens.
Wa6 ct. Souls Dia Sron Mountain
HDute ........6.0 700 Wben6S.
yta9 2areoo. .>.........9:55 8orm.
Mnfunt t.
Son ct. 2ouis, Sron Mfoumtain & 81.
6. & g.. 9:35 8prm.
Bon st. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & 90.
SC. &S..--........10.55 MbenbS.
Bon NarebD. :35 Nadm.
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Meibna6ts Saden fir Sung
unb Mlt bel Nenton & WeIIer.