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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-11-26

vOurlDg their wounded comrades, as is
their custom But with the help of the
little pigs squeaks we soon had them
again at our heels. Things were going
on splendidly. and we were all in high
glee. when suddenly from a dark mass
OF Siberian pines. y few hundred yards
ahead OF us . second pack Of wolves
rushed toward us SO Unexpectedly that
we found ourselves almost surrounded.
This was disagreeable surprise. The
terrified horses reared and plunged rs
they saw their enemies making straight
Tor them ut full gallop Ivan, the
coachman. without losing his head.
whipped them up. whistled and
screamed at them. and managed to
start them on again in an oblique line.
At that moment . huge, shaggy gray
wolf made desperate spring and
threw himself at the throat Of one of
our leaders, A shot from the princess
rifle struck him in the head. and he
rolled IN the snow before he could in.
dict any injury to the horse: but SO
madly frightened was the latter that
he gave lurch forward. which almost
upset the sleigh. jerleed the poor little
pig out into the snow and threw Ivan
from his box right upon us, where he
lay motionless, while the horses tore
away ct = pace Of which nothing can
give even the faintest notion. The
worst Of it was tina: they were now rae
ing 1t headlong speed toward . clump
Of stunted fir trees. which meant final
collapse and certain death to us all The
sleigh rocked and swayed like paper
toy as we flew over the snow The in
animate body of the coachman. Ivan,
lay across us in such manner that we
could not stir or even use our rifles,
and we were just abou. to prepare our
selves for the dual crash. when sud.
dealy Pripcess M--who he'd bssu Ut.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10
A Good idea in Wedding Presents,

AT fashionable silversmith' IS the other
day." says a woman. while hesitating be
tween a bonbon spoon and a pair of forks,
my attention was attracted to n man at
my elbow, Who, flushing purchase, gave
the name of the same bride elect as the one
for whom / was choosing n wedding gift.
He was evidently friend of the groom, for
he directed his spoon to the bride, care of
the groom, and gave the latter's house ad-
dress. This, it appears, is a new wrinkle
of fashion frequently carried out nova
days. The innovation struck me as having
a foundation in reas IN. Undoubtedly many
unacknow lodged wedding gifts are such,
from the fact that the bride receives no i'm.
preston from the strange names accom-
panying them. If the card becomes sepa-
rated from the gift, as easily and often
happens, there is no recognizable record
left of the donor.
"As this latter cannot inquire why hi,
present remains unnoticed, there is nc
chance of the matter being explained II
has been my misfortune in two cases K
send gifts to strange brides from which
have never heard. Had l sent them to hel
in the care of the groom, he at least would
have known of the intended honor to hi
wedding day. New York Times
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10

The giant Of giants ana titan Of LitanS,
as far as sewing machines are clncerned,
has been finished at Leeds Eu-land II
weighs exactly 81 tons and j, sped. ally
adapted for general manufacturing pur-
poses Of the heavier sort This garticulur
machine viii be used for attarl ing cotton
betting, an article which BIAS al but
superseded the old style leather betting
material for machinery gearing The ma
terial used in the manufacture of cotton
betting is of great strength and .nughne~~,
and besides is often gewrd u piles or lay
ers having a maximum thickness II nearly
three inches To do this the betting is
passed through heavy feed rollers nine
inches in diameter and eight feet To- length.
the result being that the belt material is
stretched, pr, sed and -ewrd ~ one and
the same time.
In this monster machine the coolies are
each thirteen inches long and fna -hutfi.-
as large almost Us q small rDwu.It. The
machine has a dCuric set of works 80 q, 1.-
sew both sides Of iAr britHt one ..s,uGin.. .
two needles and two ~nutrlr- being in CON
slant use Whenever tine rlacllu. i- .,j yvori,.
An attachment similar 20 thar oH Inc ord
nary sewing machine makes 10 possible. f..
the operator to instantly i,n-.uen 30.
stitch from one-eighth Of :.u Iu... 30 "a fU3
three inches. Ii Is unnecessary 20 add tina,
this giant can only ir run 10y steam power
st. Louis Republic
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10

CAPTAIN Billy Devan, Of the life saving
station. tells tiis one. Il used to tend a
float on the river at the loot of Third
street A certain wealthy nan would
often come down and ask me about duck
shooting. salmon fishing. bear hunting
and other things perfainiuE TO the rod and
reel. Now ] knew mighty E. about the
subject. but would TRY to appear very wise
about il and answer him with % show of
great wisdom, and intimate that I had a
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10

i,l Moline is pushing baru On ,he
n.els of Jacksonville md Ei2" " 'H'''e
AN Il she re- - up ~ PIE
gigr h m DO h rard f0's" ~ '''T
that peopla go DAT ia E.'.'- 'S''s
through the city on 'rsln
There is nothing thst rlcoS-, Deter or
is more suitable for a ho'o'Ir p'' ssr'
| nan some article Of j ~ery. 80 Is
WAYS ~ preciaied and no o DC. ~ tn &c 20
Can he iound in this locality se1 w,,, n :,
graud display Of fine ie"ery ," 'bi;o III NJ II
Johnson is exhibiting TO the ? W. - DE
h IS something suitable for s' ryone and
hs prices TOO. make one j. :. Isl a
no ,,r. Cali and look over hrs ''Cck'
Fred AppeIqpist and B. Wi ,se PIT pat II
,esterd AZ Lanung RABBITS in toe VIclnit!
of onion, Henry county ioey Gag Ct
| 90 in Nil, and witnessed ih- pretty spec
tscle of plougaiug in mi'"lo'er or
Avpclquist says he never 50" 40, au' .nlDs
hat impressed bun SO mucn d ,"e 'uFh
ing under of the snow and the uFning vi
of the soil 1t looked IKE rams
formation of desolste winter scene TO
Geld ready for the seed in the ''ringtime
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10

1t is often said that tea chess are lined
with tinfoil. but JUST a. there is no lead il
lead pencil so there j. no Tin iu his tir
foil. The thin lining consists of lead, and
is said to be the pure~t lead that can be
found Among the countless undrveloDpd
resources Of the Celestial empire IS "A sur.
ply of lead which would yield millions an
nually if properly worked, and from thu
inexhaustibie supply the Chinese take
what they need for making lining, for tea
chests. The lead is melted in small vessel,
and poured out while hot.
Before it has time to cool it is pressed
into a sort of mold, and when enough
squares have been produced they are sol
dered together, and the sheet thus formed
is placed in the chest asa lining. Then tn,
top layer of lead is soidered Oh. and al
possibility of the tea losing strength ON tn,
voyage is at an end. The lead is so pur,
and the solder used is so fine that the lin
ing of an empty chest is worth more thai
the chest itself, and is in great demand TO
making the best quality of solder.-St
Louis Globe-Democrat.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10
Tcnnyson's beautiful End.

This view of the laureate is from the pen
of the physician, DR.. Dabbs, who was pres
emit at his death: ION the bed a figure of
breathing marble, flooded and bathed in
the light of the full moon streaming
through the oriel window; his hand clasp
ing the Shakespeare which he had asked
for but recently, and which he had kept by
him to the end; The moonlight; the ma
jestic figure, IS ne lay there drawing
thicke BREATH ir resistibly brought to our
minds his own Passing of King Arthur
His last conscious words were words OF
love addressed to wife and son-words toe
sacred to be written here. New York
Tribune
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10
Apbi1nsonher,s Habits.

a biocrapher OF Kant tells us of one or
.wo peculiar habits of the philosopher
which may give useful hint to young
men who. like him. have set themselves to
accomplish certain work in the world.
From the day he began to write until
his death sixty years later he kept the
first two hours of the morning free from
interruption, even eating his breakfast
alone. No matter what the emergency,
his family or servants dared not disturb
him in these two hours of meditation, dur
ing which he prepared his mind for the
days work.
The rest of the morning until O'Clock
was given TO this work. No one was al
lowed to introduce another subject to his
attention. At O'Clock he dined, always
with invited guests, usually those who
were interested in different pursuits from
his own. Philosophy was never mentioned
during the meal. Rants effort was to rest
and amuse his mind by contact with as
many diverse intellects and characters as
possible.
At night, when ready to retire, he re
mained for half an hour, perfectly quiet
alone and without book-as far as posi-
BILE, he said, without a thought--in ordel
to calm his brain for sleep.
Few Of the thinking men OF the present
| day would subject their brains TO any such
steady, unchanging discipline for lift!
! years. Indeed only Kant did so in his OWL
! day. Even our deepest students are to-
busy, too buried. Tor the most thorough
mental discipline. Though they writ
| philosophy, they are too apt to agree tina
| it shall be ready for the next issue OF SOM
| review in a crisp, sparkling paper.
Rants great philosophical work wa
| said to have changed the currents o
thought in Europe almost as powerfully
did the Revolutionary outh's Companion.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10
Carry the news to Mary
And, pray, be not too .o's'
For she is fast declin'nl

And. surely, 'twon o. wrong
not to tell her of DR.. Pierce's FayoF'e fFescrip-
ton. We dowant Mary to know, a one way OF
other, that this worldfa ed remedy WI cure her
beyond doubt. Its just tn e ramc-! LOT young
WOO anhood, and thousands has It 'Ti'gea over
that perilous sea.
Fl every state, from every ,F' i'o'n heSri1
every neighborhool in tais broad ann comes the
grateful acknowledgements what IL MS done anC
is doing for our daughters The only medicine foi
the painful and distressing Irregularities anC
weaknesses of woman, SOLD with s. positive guar
antce to give satisfaction in every case OF money
efzuded. IN o,hct words, so OF .ral'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10

A minister Of my acquaintance, who IL
no mean man of science, has gained both
money and friends by the sale or exchange
Of fossils, lepidor terra, coleoptera and DO
tanical specimens. He gratifies his OWL
tastes and gives pleasure to others at the
same time. His church officers, however,
charge him with wasting valuable hours
and bringing discredit upon his office II
he only lay upon his study sofa evolving
arguments for the REPUTATION of such as dc
not believe in the devil. these men would
pc satisfied and 60 on sanding the sugar in
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10
wha. Carlyle Wrote of renny.on.

Tennyson, in is prime, was thus de-
scrlbea by Thomas Carlyle to Ralph Waldo
Emerson on Aug. 5. 1874: lone Of the fin
est looking men in he world. A great
shock OF rough, dusty dark hair; bright,
laughing, hazel eyes; massive aquiline face
most massive, yet rhost delicate; Of sal
low brown compl exiorf, almost Indian look
ing; clothes cynicallk loose, free and easy;
smokes infinite tobf His voice is mu.
sically metallic, III for loud laughter and
piercing vail, snfl all that may lie be
tween; speech tnfd speculation free and
plenteous. 1 do IL meet in these late dec
AIDES such oemp lay over a pi-a"-Nev
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10
The Plain Truta

Is good enough for Hoods Sarsspsrilla-
there is no need of establishment or sen.
satIonslism. Simply what Hoods Ssr.
sapsriila does, that tells the story OF its
merit. III you have never realized its
benefits single bottle will convince YOU
it is good medicine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10
\ gue,tIou Of I...qae,,e so.uea.

in a Bovory museum there is con
Sress Of lady Pie GATORS and they arc
depicted ou the ''oil painting outside as
eagerly devourinc great segmcnts OF pic
without the aid Of either Knife or fork, 4
fact that ought to settle the veXed ques
Ion Of etiquette, how lady should ea'
pie.-New York Tribune.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10

Right views will be more likely to tn
umph when those who hold them annreci-
ate the fact that what they have to con-
tend against is not perversity and malig-
nifty, but misrepresentation and misinfr,ns-
tim
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10

The highest praise has been won by
Ho DIS Pills for their easy. vet eficieni
sc'ion. Sold By all druggists. Prize
csc.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10
intelligence Column

FJHE DAILY AEGC~ DELIVERED AT YOU 3
ooor every evening for ls1ac per week.
TOR RENT-TWo FURNIS D on U>FUR-
/ uished rooms Is Q second avUuGe
FOR SALE-A SQUARE PIANO As GOOD As
new, by Mr.. kall~, S25 Twelfth street
TOR RENT-Furnished rooms at 1903 second
L avenue
IL ANTED Jour Vt EMEN 8OARDER
W in privata fanilr, 70. 500 Nineteeatn -.
X ANTED-, MAN To TFAVEL, SALARY
~ and ex 9enses paid. Apply nj Windsor hotel,
Davenport, Iowa,
w NTEED-A posi- ION As COOK OR AS
w general house cir, by one who Is willing to
work for her board ana the rivilege If practicing
music Address NJ L This Office
\ GENTS making S. to SO per day selling the
= Electrical Wonder hous' hold want, 500 Brady
street, Davenport, Iowa, second floor, room g. 9 to
90. IN. General agent wanted.
NE OFFER AGENTS BIG MONEY, N Elk
" elusive territory. onr safes sell "a sight in
city or country. Agents first in field actua y get
ing rich. One agent in one day oil AIRED S91 so
50 can you. Catalogue free. Addres-, ALPINE
SAFE Co., n 10. 36037i Clark street, CincnnHti O
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10
HOLIDAYS.

" Z arr receiving handker.
chiefs, Grapes, and novel.
ties II various goods suita.
Die for Holiday presents,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10
Plush Sacques.

Our hobby is to talk Of an,
&c eoratei Seal ette lUsb
Garments; they are tho
rest made in the y. s
guarantee with every osr.
ment
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10

FJHE DAILY ARGUS DELIVERED AT YOl
q. uoo~ every evening for I2iac per week.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-10

will keep fire all night with soft coal
will not gas or smoke; heavy steel body
large ash ran Call and examine this
wonderful stove sold by
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-24
@ep. ManDrDs 9ampf : aaferei,

Wir batten in lebter 3eit tpieber Sc
legenbeit, auf umfangreide 2ieferunz
gen bon Maiids unb 8raubottiden,
iotie BON 6dKern aufmerfIam gu illa=
den, pel6e bon ausmdrtigen 8raue<
reien bel Der bieiigen &iifereis 5irnla
bon Geo. Manbrp (%@uftintraRe)
befteat uub Don bieier gu grpBer 3us
friebenbeit ausgefibrt porben maren.
Wdbrenb gentle 2eute bier nitt
mibe merben, bic 2drmz 9rommel su
riibren unb fir bic 9erbeiaiebung fremz
Der Snbufrie=8 etriebe au vbubmen",
bat ii6 ba in aIer Stiae aus Man6rDs
fleiner 86tt9ers@ erftatt I'M 2aufe Der
Sabre elm inbuftrieles GtabliFement
BON groBem umfange unb bon adj
tungsmertber 2eifungsfdbisfeit entz
midelt. 9as III bic ri9tige 9(rt, pie
cine geiutbe Snbuitrie : Sbdtigfeit lid
entpifeln muB; aug eigener &raft unb
bur6 ftetige 5ielbenuBte Mrbeit, nidt
aber bur6 8ubm unb Bonus.
Manbrps Sampfz& iferei 1T bic be-
beutenbte uttb befteinseri6tete i'm ga1ts
gent Siibpeiten uttb per ii6 fir bieien
Snbuitriesmeig intereIiirt. folte es ni9t
%perfeblen, biefem @tabllfement feineft
8eiu6 ab5utatten. 9aHelbe befinbet
Ii6 10S unb ITO MutintraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-24
Gin Malaria>M ittel.
meldes ME oas Spitem beiddoist,
aber iotpDbl ntate ais hromifMe
Malaria unfeblbar beilt.

Semanbt Der, gegen irsenb cine MAJ
laril6e &ranfbeit cine 8ebanblung
nit pezrusna bur9ma9t, nirb finben,
baB er iti6t MIR i6me1er berge1telt
iein iDirb, oils bies Quimin bermag,
fonbern baB bas 9pftem nidt I'M Sc
ringiten bur6 bieies 9eilmittel na9z
tbeilig beeinfuBt mirb. Besruzna regt
bas NerpsnfDtem mobltbdtig an, benz
Wtalariagifte Wiberltanb 3u leiften, unb
gleid3eitig f6eibet es bas @ift allmdb=
Zig aus bent SDfteme, tpas QUINN
ooer dbnli6e Yrdparatiemer niemals
tbun f0nnen. SSn alteu SGallen BON
Mtalaria, in ipelden bas Spfer bereits
ale gebanblungsarten burdgemadt
bat, bofnungspol Nues peri6ludt,
mas ibm gegem bas Sieber em~pfoblen
tuMr6e, unb benno9 bamit bebaftet lit,
10 oft ,er fi6 Der &dlte, &dfe ODER grz
nliibung nur int @eringften ausiebt,
3eigt fdJ pe=rusna als melt berborraz
genb iiber ale anberen Me6i3inem bur9
bic permanente 9eilung, bic es e~raielt.
Cine Nbhanblung iiber Maiaria
tuiro tsei an ie6e N6reKe berianbt bon
Der pezru=na 9rug Manufacturing
COMPANY. Columbus Ohio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-24
S. &alteHer & Sobu,
asboleiale mnb @etails2 ruaaifen.

Das &etail>@ ef6dft, fomie bic &es
eeptur obieer Girnta fiitb bic be6euten6z
ften in San Mntonio, mobDu Seber
tagtdgli6 fi6 au iiberaeugen @eIegenz
belt bat. IS berri9t in Der Mpotbete
gerabe5u eitt pbdnomemaler 0erfebr;
ala1 erbdlt bier ales frii6 = bat in
aaen Departments, 11anentli6 aud in
benz Der patentmebisinen = bic gr6Bte
Nustpabl ultb Die &eeeptur 1T ben Be-
item unb gemihenbafteften Qdrben anz
bertraut. 9as @bolefale : @efddft
tir1mt- bon Sabr gu Sabr einen gr6Bez
rem umfang an, benin bic Mpotbefer in Ser
Stabt u1b anf benz 2anbe baben Bic
g~rfabrnxg gema6t, bob iie bier por<
tbeilbaft fanfen unb auf bas prpmpz
teits bebient tperben. Die Sirma Salt
eDer ftebt nit ben eriteu Qaufern Ser
Ser. Staatett in 8erbinbumg iln6 imr>
portirt bie.e Mrtifel brett in be6eutenz
ben Nuantitdten. Nuf Outrage tperbet.
preisliten %Derianbt. Mir f6nnen allen
mnferen betreFenben 2eiern ratben, nit
obiger renommirten Sirma gef6dftlih
am5utniipfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-24

bon {rtter tetaubett trurbe -nb NIT melhen Wfitteln.
Ver1orene Mannbarkeit. fomtt aat
S4nd4eu Der 0eiMIe&tsprsane befimmt furirt.
Erauen.Hrankheften merbeu TN 9auSe
Per &ranfen nnb c9ne Snfrumente turtrt. Gin num-
petyoaes 9efImttteI.
Catarrh und hrankheiten der
Haut, bes SIutes unb 6ersens. Der aeber une bsr
slieren.
Syphilis Das am ssf9wtubeaeu unr hG.raen
beiLenbt WRttteI Bur saranttrt.
Haut-h ran kheiten auer Nri werbeu tn.
styt, no anbere auren mtblonSen.
Qunatuerlcher AbAuss .nirb srompt
faktp 1aar xaseu furirt.
3feine MetbDoen.
i. Erste Termination tn Der Office cher per Bot.
.. 6eudne 1luterinHnns unb Dta8uo5e.
5. Sober iptrb dnf Gruut pt6enI& aftltdsr prnetptep
tstanbelt unb }etn pber tbr tod wtrb III ~iYeetener
Stubtum gema9t.
1. Btntet prttis unb lei@te Sapmnssbebinsunsen.
9n ben metfen Gduen fam bic 9rautbett i'm 6aufe
tte &ranteu betanbslt merbeu.
S4reitt um Spmptcm . Gcrmular @c. /, ttr Wdns
rer.
S9retbt nm spmptpm EDrmuIar Ns 2sfhr Eranen.
S4ftttf nm Gpmptoms6 crmular SO 8. fur 9auts
0ftsft perben prompt b~eantpprtet. Nae @ef@dfts
3etesm Sttalten. Rebt5tn rtrn ~rerber8er seidnbt
&tterfntn /: bic 8anfeu BON can antcuto.
Heuff1 8efprnhen
Nau arreffre an ober fpre4e Dor lei
j. n HATHAWAY, M. d.,
stepens 0ebdube, SO unb IS Net Gommereefrafe,
Gan 2ntonte, Gesas, eiue Greppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-24
Ste tusi8e,ta8tt It'd eridbeineuo
seatfMe 8eitun8 In 9erae.
Sic ,.Trete Rrefe fir segas" hal
'Du alien Semtf@ teganifden 3ettun-
sen bic gr1Rte Nbonnenteusabf.
9ie Sammtpoa : Snnuftrie 1T oem
9Th zSfddfeu.

ueber ben Mufi9tDung Der Banms
pousSnbuftrie in ben Siibftaaten tpabz
renb bes Sabres 1892 bringt bas 1T
Stem Oorf erf6einenbe Commercial
Bulletin" bic folgenbe Mittbeilung:
rWdbrenb Der Sm6uftrie3weig Der
8anmmols Sa~brifation in @roBbritan=
1ien ieit ldngerer 3eit fdon iid in Ell
ner troitloien Gage befinbet, bat ber=
ieIbe liG in ben Ser. Staten tpdbz
remb Der lebten Sabre elmer aus
n%abmsmeiien 8litbe gu erfreuert sgez
babt. limb bic giinftige @ef9dftslage
bieies @ewerbs5meiges 1T ni9t etna
bios auf beitimmte Sbeile bes 2anbes,
ober auf iol6e Sabrifen bef9rdnft gez
peien, wel6e beionbere @orten BON
gaummoGfofen anfertisen, fonbern lie
1T cine aIgemeine geipeien. Nae gut
ausgeriiteten uub ui1ter perfdn6iger
2eitung fteben6en Bar mmpfz Jabrifen
finb bic po0e 3eit in 8e.rieb geme1en
rnb baben NIT @etpinn searbeitet. Sen
8emeis fur bic be~friebigenbe Gage Der
bieligen BaummpasSnbufrie Gin 8erz
glei6 gu Der enslif6en) Iiefert ni6t
bios Der Mblab auf benz MeItmarft,
fonbe,n aud Der Betrag unb bic 8ez
f6afsnbeit 6es &obplaterials, weldes
in ben amerifanii6en Sabrifem gum
8erbrau6 gefontmet lit. Wie Der Be-
ri9t bes Sefretdrs Der Stem 9rIeanfer
8aumwoqz8 6iie, 0err 8. g.. 9eiter,
aufpeift, baben i'm 8erlauf bes gera6e
gum Nbf9luB gefommenem grnteiabres
Q89l-'92) Die 5abriten in ben Ser.
Staten 2,876,S46 Baaen perbrau6t,
bon benen 1000, 766 i'm Norbem unb
Often unb $780, 88 i'm ,Siiben berarz
beitet iuorben finb. Ser @eiammtz
Mebrberbraud felt fid segem bas
8oriabr auf 244, 1928 Banen beraus,
uub babel TT nod in Mnf6lag 81 brinz
gen, bob fiji. biefes fdor Der gr6Bte
8ccbrau6 bon Material gu peraei9men
geuefen mar. MuBerbem fat fid nod
i'm lebten @ei6dftsiabr Der 8erbrau6
BON ausldnbif6er-bauptfddli9 dgpp>
tii9er - 8aumuoae, bic fir feinere
Getoebe gertuenbung fnbet,s ga1t3 be<
trd9tli9 g%efeigert. 9ie ausIdn6ii9e
3ufubr betrus 27,669,461 Yfun6,
rpdbrenb iie i'm Sabre 1890. rur 10,z
572, 1893 Bfunb betragert Bate
rWas aber BON gr6Bter 8ebeutung
1T, bic @rsebniHe unb grfoIge Der lebs
ten beiben Sabre miifen feIbit fir ben,
tpel6er nod 10 febr geneigt 1T, itets
ben 3weifer gu fpieIen, bic Sbatfa6e
flar ftelen, baB bic 8aumtpol : eSn6uz
ftrie in unferen Siibftaaten auf fefter
@runolage ftebt un6 ein Grfplg lift. Sm
Sabre 1890 beirtg bic @eiammtsobI
Der 8aummea 6abritem i'm Siben
1856, bon benen 270 i'm 8etrieb tpare1;
bas Sabr 1891 bat 356 ,aufaumeiien
unb es maren 305 i'm regelmdbigen
8etriebe. Wdbrenb bes Sabres 1885
1890 batten bic 270 fiibIi9en Gabrifen
546, 1884 8a1er an Bacterial perbrauht,
unb i'm lebten @el9dftsiabre bat fid
Der Gerbrau6 in ben 305 Gabrifen auf
CSC. OS0 geftelt, ueift iomit cine Sc
I9dftSbermebrnng BON mebr als 25
procent na9."
Die folgenbe, benz 9efter'f6em 8ez
ri6t emtnommene ftatifif6e Isabelle,
giebt In ibren 3ablen ben beiten Be-
grit BON Der augenblidli6en Gage Der
gaumipol zSnbuitrie in ben Sibz
Staaten:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-24
Mnton Oborn tlast III gerierm:
@ie lit btes!

@ir bieten einbunbsrt Dollars @elobnunu
fir ieben Gal BON Ratarrb, Der ,aidt burd
Ginnebnlen BON Oats &atarrb fur sebeili
tperben fam
s. s. Gbemep&@ 60, @isentb. 9clebp, ..
8ir, bic nnterseianeten, haben s. 3 Gbe-
nep felt ben letten Is Sabren sefannt uni
balten Jpn fur boutommen ebrenbaft in aien
Observation-Disclosures unb finansiea befd-
bist ale BON ieiner Strma e%ingegansentn
STANDARDIZATION au erilaen
@et & Srnql, @rokbanbels 9~roguiften,
Solebo, 8.
@aIbins, 8innan G. @arbin, 8rob=
banbslssD resuifen, 9cIebo, ..
.. 8. gan9pefen, &aiiirer, 5olcSo
u tiopaE. 8ant Eofebp. 8.
Sails &atarrb fnr rpiro imnerlid, senona-
men tllb ipirtt brett auf bas Slut unp bic
idIeimigen OberIdden bes epfems. 3euss
niiie frei berfanbt. Preis rs Gents fir bic
SIaide. Serfauft BON allen apotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-24
0iarrtoe in aentadn.

rVerbauungsf6rungem finb bier
ipdbretb bes Sommers gang allgemein
getpeien" fagt Der Apotbefer 6. 90.
S9ipea bon Widlife, 8p., unb in
Golge babon mar bic Watfrage unaes
w0bnli6 groB mad @bamberlains>a co.
lifs, @boleraz unb Diarrboe>p eilmittel.
Sd babe erit biefen Morsen bier ssIas
f6em babon ~berfauft. Gang merfmiirs
bige &Hren iin6 baburd er3ieIt porben
unb es 1T in alien 5dlen erfoIsreid
getpelen. gu baben In Gan Nntonio
in ben 4potbefen BON s. 3aIteper &
Son, Doubling & Gloob. s. q. Sod,
U. 9reiB, s.. S9udarbt, u. @oben &
So, unb &alteher & S6udarb.