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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-12
A CLEoPATRAN NIGHT:
Egypt Beneath the stars q PIoce OF En-
chantment for Poets.

Egypt Beneath the stars a PIoce OF En-
chantment for Poets.
Nights there were, toe, full of enchant-
ment-such nights as Cleopatra once
outwatched on some wave-washed Al
eXandrian terrace-when the moon.
burning with white fire unknown to
the north, hung over her own perfect
image in the water; or when the sky,
"clad in the beauty of a thousand
stars" was mirrored in the still river
below. and we seemed to float through
starry world.
In the crystal-clear air the great con-
stellations famed with unwonted splen-
dor; above, Orion blazed; the Hyades
and Pleiades. glttered Like diamond
fbulae in the nights dark cloak; Cano-
pus's great lamp burned with n mellow
light; Bernice's shining locks hung on
the v0ult like votive Offering; Cassi-
opcia qucened 1t in her silver chair,
while Gemini's twin beacons flared and
paled, says Scribner's Magazine.
Under such q sky, from the terraces
OF the AleXandrian museum, King
Ptolemy's astronomers watched these
cleaning worlds in their ordered march
through space, seeing in each planet a
divine chorister in the infinite sym-
phony and hearing family the prelude
of the celestial harmonies centuries be-
fore it thundcred in Galileo's ears as he
stood on the brown Tuscan tower
among the olives.
Most precious of all these experiences
Is the Remembrance of the hours spent
on deck at what the Arabs call "the
time of evening prayer" when the. sun
dipped behind the Librian chain and
Mustapha's fire rose in pale-yellow
flame against the violet water.
The mountain tops still glowed, the
desert was ashes of roses, the high bank
turned to bitumen, the sky to molten
gold, and darkly silhouetted against it's
splendor, a frieze of living bronze against
a golden wall. the ever-chnrming figures
Of the Egyptian neutrality-suspicious.,
on their stately march; Chloe, 1.-the and
slender, driving home her sheep; Daph-
mis-, herding his goats; the cleaners of
Virgil, the husbandmcn of Theocritus;
the lovers and nymphs of Anacreon
passed before as in the glamor of the
evening light, every low-browed profile
outlined in sharpest relief against the
glowing west. 49,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-12
Cunning of the. Gull.

Gulls are cunning birds, and have a.
well-understood method of communi-
eating their thoughts to their species.
Not long ego cne Ct them, who seemed
to be high in command, separated from
several of his companions at Tacoma,
WASH, and took his position on.
e, log resting in the water. The under
side of the log was covered with barna-
cles. For a few minutes the bird ut
tered peculiar cries, and was presently
joined by several other gulls. a. whis-
percd conversation seemed to ensue, and
then all the birds stood in line on one
side of the log, near the water. Their
weight caused the log to revolve until
the barnacle side was uppermost, when
the birds began to- pick eagerly at the
food, and in little while had pecked it
clean
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-07

For beauty, for comfort. for improve
ment of the complexion, use only PoZ-
Zoni's Powder; there is nothing equal to
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-07
The Spread of Cholera.

Professor Pettenkofer, of Munich. is the
great cholera authority among medical
men, and his theories as to the propagation
of cholera by water are generally accepted
by the profession. The observations of DR..
Snow, Dr. Frankland and Mr.. Simon in
certain epidemics of cholera i'll London
have conclusively connected outbreaks
of the disease in various districts with the
use of drinking water contaminated with
the discharges from cholera patients. All
Investigations appear clearly to show that
the prime factor and that without which
no other conditions can take effect, is the
introduction into the locality of the spec
ific injecting matter, this being accom-
plished in general by the arrival of infected
persons.
That cholera might be carried by the
agency of the winds from one country to
another is held possibility, though
there is no satisfactory evidence ON this
point. The general theory accepted is that
the germs get into the water and thus are
taken into the system. Pettenkofer holds
that the disease has been generally found
to prevail more extensively and with
greater violence in low lying districts than
in elevated situations. He also maintains
that the character of the soil has close
relation to the spread of the disease, and
that shallow, porous soils afford special
facilities for the reception and distribu-
ton of the cholera germs through the
ground water of the locality.-Harper s
Weekly
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-07
Getting Even with a Spotter.

A passenger conductor on one of the In
dianapolis lines recently telling a
confidential friend how he beat a spotter.
81 well knew" he said, that there was a
spotter on my train, as had been apprised
of the fact by a friend just before we left,
and 1 made up my mind to for once out
general a spotter and resort to no dishonest
methods to do it. AS luck would have it,
at the second station from the point took
the train party of four boarded the cars,
and not having had time to get their tick
cts put up cash fares, which for the party
amounted to twenty-eight dollars On
reaching Indianapolis 1 reported the sum
of cash fares collected on my trip correctly.
but rearranged the points between which
the cash fares were collected SO that the
spoilers report would appear inaccurate
except as to the amount of cash fares paid.
The next day learned that the spotter
had been discharged for not attending to
business" The conductor closed by sly
ing that he never took one cent of tine
company's money except that paid him for
his services by the paymaster.-Indianap
lis Journal.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-07

Rubies of More Value Than Diamonds.
Most people suppose that diamonds are
the most precious of all gems, whereas the
fact is that fine rubies at present
enormously more valuable For example,
here are u ruby and a diamond set together
in n ring. Each stone weighs four carats
exactly. The diamond, though of the
first water, is worth only 81 200, whereas
the ruby is worth 50 900. Here is ruby of
nine carats that is valued at S45, 600 The
best rubies, of the real pigeon blood color,
come from Burmah. but the production
there is very small now. A British con-
Germ, the Burmah Ruby company, has a
concession which gives it control of the
mines, but many obstacles have been found
in the way of their successful operation
Chief among these is the deadly fever
which guards the gem deposits
OF the fifty engineers and surveyors sent
at the beginning to explore the fields,
forty-eight Were stricken with the MAS
matte plague, from which no white man
seems to escape. The remaining two had
had it previously. Natives must be en-
ployed to do the digging, and to prevent
them from stealing the finest stones is well
nigh imposs BILE. An incredible variety of
devices is resOrted to by the thieves, the
least ingenious being to swallow the ru-
bieS, and where articles of such highly
concentrated value are concerned detec-
ton is most Observation-Disclosures in New
York Sun.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-07
Must Have Felt Like q "Cold Corpse

A few years ago young man living not
over a thousand miles from Hartford, fell
head over heels in love with young lady
whom he had been introduced to at the
home of friend. He wrote her several
notes and received no answer, and finally
becoming desperate wrote that she would
find his cold corpse on her front porch If
she did not send him zone little line" She
wrote, and the answer she received was this:
Dear Miss -: / ate the stamp that
was on your envelope, because it had
touched your lips"
Her answer:
"Dear Sir: The stamp you ate was put
ON the envelope by my negro coachman. y
Hartford Post.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-07
A Sacred Urn.

A commercial tourist travelling in the in
terest of a fancy crockery and glassware
house arrived at the Palmer House re-
Gently with his large trunks filled with
samples, which he arranged upon the
tables in his room. After completing this
work he took from his hand satchel a large
and handsome urn, which he placed on his
dressing case 1t was a peculiar looking
article, resembling the designs of ancient
times. He looked at it intently for few
moments, frowned and turned away sigh
Ing audibly- He went about his samples
viii 81. oir ct melancholy, a.,s every time
his eyes rested on the mysterious urn he
sighed. Dropping into large chair be
buried his face in his hands and was silent
for some minutes.
AT last he was aroused from his reverie
by the appearance of one of his oldest Gus
toners and friends. His face frightened
and the two entered into brisk converse
ton. They had talked upon all subjects,
when suddenly the Chicago man saw the
urn on the dressing case and exclaimed:
Nv by, old man, what a peculiar design.
W hat price have you on that?" The
knight of the gripsack frowned as he re-
piled: "That is not for sale That is one
of my personal Effects The Chicago
glass man proceeded to examine 1t.
Mighty pretty thing. Oh, there are
ashes in here. l daresay you use it in
your smoking set" The young man could
not avoid an explanation. you see," he
said, with some feeling, my wife re-
Quested before she died that her body be
cremated and that l carry her ashes with
me in my travels. | complied with her
request and those are the ashes of my
wife" The Chicago man suddenly thought
of a previous engagement and left the
room unceremoniously.-C Herald.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-07
I, Should be IN Kyerx Hou,a.

j. B. Wilson, S71 Clay street, Sharps-
burg. Pa. says he will not be without
DIR. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, coughs and colds. that it cured his
wife who was threatened with pneumonia
after an attack OF ola grippe" when va
rious other remedies and several physi-
clans had done her no good. Robert
Barber. of Cooksport. Pa. claims DR..
Kings New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he ever used for
lung trouble. Nothing like it. Try it..
Free trial bottles ct Hartz & Bahnsen's
drug store. Large bottles, SOC and 81.
ELECTRIC BTTTERs.
This remedy is becoming so well known
and SO popular as to need no special mem
ton. All who haye used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer
menicine does not exist and it is guarant-
eed to do sll that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver
and kidneys will remove pimples. boils.
salt rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. Will drive malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
mslarial fevers. For cure of headache,
constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed
or money reftmded-Price so cents and
81 60 per bottle at Hartz & Bshpsen's
drug store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-07
A Mighty Blast.

The mightiest of gunpowder blasts in
connection with railway works, if not the
greatest blast exploded, was that by which
Sir William Cubitr blew away with one
charge of 1900 pounds Of gunpowder the
entire mass of the Round Down cliff,
which rose to the height Of $50 feet above
the level of the sea, within few miles Of
Dover. The dislodged stuff covered =
space of more than fifteen acres.-6t- Louis
Globe Democrat.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-07
The Black Hawk Inn.

The Black Hawk Inn will cater to the
orderly class of citizens. Questionable
characters are not permit ted on the
grounds. and an officer will be in attend-
ance to enforce this rule. Dishes, cut
iery and tableware for rent. and coffee.
cream. sugar. hot water. ETC., for sale to
picnic parties. j. E MoNTROsE.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-07
BuCy1,EN's ARNrCA e.Lyp.

The best sslve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains
corns and ell skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. L
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
Or money refunded. Price SO cents PEI
boz. For sale bv Hartz & Bahnsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06
simipanoerpms sad, s,OrStueft. .acsas

Gtninanoerpns aadb NorStpeit. 9egas
Die 3umanberuns ma6 benz nor6s
tpeftli9en Wei3enbifrift lit cine anz
bauernb farfe.
SIN gerlauf Der leBten brei Woden,
= tagt ein 8eri9t aus Mbilene = 1T
tple0er cine ganse S9aar bon 2euten
aus ben dlteren Staaten bier anaez
tommen, tpel9e ii6 bic umliegenbe
Gegenb angeieben babem; piele beriels
ben baben bereits Qan6 getauft unb
treffen iebt bic 3uriiltumgen, grobe
Tarmen an3ulegen.
slu9 @ertreter elmer groBen ssarmers
&olonie aus benz bDr @uraem bon Der
neberi9wemmung 10 f6per beimges
fu9ten llngliids Diifrift in Mrtanias
befanben fi9 barunter, unb ibnen bat
bic 8egenb bier 10 gut gefalleit, baB iie
eine groBe Strefe 2an6es angefauft
baben, un6 bann mad Nrfanlas 3uriidz
gegangen fnb, Inn 10 RAID ipie m6gli9
bort ibre 6ef6dfte ab5upideln; fe be-
flBen aae nit einanber 9roBe plantas
gen am Mrfanfas 6luB unb finb be-
nlittelt.
Sbre Mbii9t 1T, groBe Wei3enIarmen
bier anaulegen, tpel1e nit Dampfpflus
gen unb Mai9inen Ser neueften 9lrt
bearbeitet perbem iollen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06
8.

Sn Dallas tpurbe 3. Spnes, Der
i'm Sabre 1887 feline Grau, nit Der er
wegen angebli6er llntreue ibrerieits
i'm S9eibnngszP zProcefe lag, i'm Court
Sauie in @egenmart pieIer 3eugem
get6btet bate, bon ben @ei6morenen
freiseipro6en. Ct foll 3ur 3eit Der
Begebung Der Sbat geiitestranf getpes
fen iein.
Ser 8au Der @erldmgerung Der
WiRouri, aaniaS & Seras 8abn bon
Intbonp, &anfaS, bur9 bas Snbias
nerzSerritorium mad Oenifon, 5eras,
i6eint ieBt geii6ert gu fein. Die
Strede betrdgt ettDa 220 Meilen.
8on 8laneo Gitp aus mirb cine
bon sablrei9en 8iirgern unter3ei1nete
petition perbreitet, in tpel1er Inn uns
terftiibung Der bur1 ben gptlon Der
leBten Wode 6eimgefu6ten gebeten
tpirb.
Sn 0ouiton ipurbe Sol. parfs,
Der M0rber Der Grau MeOomougb,
gum Sobe berurtbeilt. Ser Sag Der
9inri6tung 1T nod ni6t feitseiebt
tporben.
= slu9 Gapette gountp bat stpei
getrennte bemofratii6e County, Oelegas
tionen na6 2ampafas geianbt. Oie
cine tpirb fir glarf, bic anbere fir
9ogg eintreten. glae @inigungsner>
fu9e linb sei6eitert.
8om 13. SUM- an merben regels
mdBige 3iige 5tuii1en Nultin unb 2lano
laufen. 9ie 8iirger Qluitins baben
100000 fubieribirt, um ben 8erldn>
gerungss8au Ii6er gu itellsn.
= Sie 2eute in Seras, 10 i6reibt
eim beutf6er @eltreiienber, fanb id ars
tis, ni6tern unb gefdllis. 9lllen @rs
tpartlngen entgegen b0rte i6 auf elmer
2dngenitrede bon etpa 5000 &ilometer
innerbalb bes States au9 ni6t einen
Glu9, iab teinen 8etrunfenem unb
nabm nirsenbs cine &obbeit tpabr.
@u6 fre6es Nuftreten fanb i6 BLOB bel
feds iungen Damen, uub biefe tamen
ni6t aus Seras, ionbern aus Bottom,
benz ameritanii6en Mtben, tpie e8 ii6
felbit 10 germ nennt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06

lpar Der gSunlb, Sbnel1 su oiencn
uno IN Sbrer 9iabe 81 lpeileu, 10 lanse
es INNER m0sltd lein lpiiroe. 9iiemals
bat Ser ausgepragteite @igennus gr0Bes
ren 9lntbeil an einem Gnt19lulle gebabt,
ais in bieienl Sail, aber i6 boife, sic
merben mid um bieles @eitdnbnil1es
tpillen cher bentitleiben ais nerurtbetler,
na6benl Sie loeben einen 8lif III mein
serfabrenes uno perpIulAte8 Seben gee
than baben.
Da Iie inn ui9t antmortete, blieb eS
ul1aetuiB, Oh fem 8efenntntB in bobe=
rem WfaBe t1r Wfitleib Ooer ibren Tin
millen geiDedt babe, aber Die oerrdtbey
rii6e 8lutb In ibren1 tief selenften bolos'
ielisen slntlit slid piel eber BEN liebs
li6en Stolen jtnsfrduli6er Sbam, ais
oen beiB auflooernben Slamlnen bes
3orues. 1robbem mubte Wolfram ibr
S9meiseu ipobl fir cine 8erneinung
Ieiner 5rleet ansseIpro9enen 9offnung
nebmen, benn na6bem iie ein sutes
Stiid We9es itulnm nebeileinanber bers
geI1ritteit lparen, begann ct reht ge>
6riidten Tones bon 9ieuenl: rAls i'd
beute bierber FAM, lag es lpa1rbafti9
nidt in meiner @bli9t, Sbnen BEN gu
ftanb meines 9erSens Sll ofenbaren,
oenn i6 fonnte mir mobl at ben fiinf
Sinsern ab5dblen, ipie Sie cine berars
ti9e Mittbeilltns aufnebnen miiBtel.
Nber ba mir Nun eiumal nod neiner
alten idte6ten 6'emobnbeit oas 6erS
iiber oie 3unee gelaufen lit, nil i'd
eu6 ni6ts 81 bel60ntsen ober ab5u<
i6pdben lu4en, obsletd i9 mir bamit
piellei6t Die @nnit erl6leiheu fonnte,
sic nod otter mieberSul leben. sic miie
fen jest, waruu i'd cine stufeabe iibers
nonlmeu babe, bic ib nun mobl ober
libel aud gu Gnoe fiibren mub = 5ie
tpiiien, oab i'd piel eber Elm Starr als
Elm 9eili9er BIT, unb sic lpilien,
Srdulein Glfriebe, ipesbalb mein beu.
tiger 8elu9 aut Wfellentbin nun tpobl
metn letter seweien iein muB."
(Sortfesuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06
2lnd eim Setpeis sesem Dartpins
Sheprie.

@us elmer stpiI9en Granffurt unb
Sommerfelb an Der 8abn gelegenen
Tabriffabt Dirb cine rminenidaftli6e"
8roBtbat eriten &anges gemelbet. 9ln
benz @pmnaiium beiagter Stabt ipirft
als Watbematiter unb pbplifer Elm
Sberlebrer, Or. 49,, ber ii6 INN bic
&reus3eutungspartei bur6 Griinoung
zines repangelii6 eonierpatipen Nrs
beiterpereins" nod WaBgabe ieiner
ardfte elm eroBes 8erbiemit ermorbeu
bat. Oieier Gr. %. nun, prdfibent
oes bon ibnl ins 2eben gerufenen Ser
ems, bat ii6 fiir3li6 ila9 einem i'm
oortigen focialbemofratif1en Nrbeiters
8ilbungs 8erein gebaltenen 8ortrage
iiber bic rgntmidlunsstbeorie" ge=
ordngt gefiiblt, nit benz ,Darpins
i9minbel" einmal griinbli6 absure9z
men. Gebadt, getaan. Ser 9err
Sberlebrer Deriammelte zines f16nen
Cages feline @etreuen Inn fi9 unb bielt
ibnen iiber uDarpin unb bie Offenbaz
runs" einen @ortrag, Der, 10 tieffinmis
er aud I'M Gansen iein mo1te, bod
feinen 90bepunft am S9luf5e errei6te,
alS Der 6err prdiibent bas @emiitb
feiner mebr ober lpeniger aufmerfiam
lauf6en6en 3ub6rer bur1 bic sgrage
eri1redte: Run, meme perren, Sic
baben geieben, tuOrauf Der ganae Dars
winismus binaus tpill - tper bon eSbs
men bon einem affen obitemmen m69s
te, ben bite id), bic re6te 9anb auf3u=
beben." Niemanb melbete fi1. vSes
ben Ste" i9lOB Der &ebner triumpbiz
renb, pba baben Sic ben rMfeni6minz
bell" aein perniinftiser Meni9 min
etmas babon tpiHen!7 -. Samit
biirfte tpObl 2euten ipie 9arpin, QddeI
unb dbEliden Ssnoranten elm fir alles
nal in Der @ef6idte Der Wi1eni6aft
Der ri6tige Stanbpuntt augetuieien
fein. Sob unb preis benz unsenamn=
ten Oberlebrer, Der biele tpiFeni9aftlis
fde @robtbat nit 10 einfaben Mitteln
oollbra9t bat!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06
ssarbe ,tnb 1arbe.

Die 8arbe her @siuntbstt! gBer fang is pertennsn9
Die neibe stirn, bic sebrdunts Grange, ter bsae,
sdnsenbe unb beebe 0lid, ber ireubtse @eftatSuus=
hrnd- has fnb bte untrhsItaen Gn,ei6en, tub tie
aeber bre Gunttrnen rsselmdbts perrtet uns ta5 In
grlse heiien bic 0erbauuns uussn5rt ppr f6 ssbt
3easn base3sn her aetnt une ete GnsdpfeI eine fae
brudSloS, 70 fam man barauf reduen, bab iait ttr
G4usnbrle etmas ntdt in Srbuuns III. Wsan befetts
ee bic ifSrenbe uriaGe itutu nab erInblid NIT ben,
uuhbertrefH&en ant.btlipien areanum 9oieterS Mlas
senbtters, pelbeS utht ete seuannteu Iibtbaren
duseren 8sttsn ter Siltctdt icneern aud sairti6cs
aorfpeb, Weritcpfun9, G6ptntel, bsIeate 3unse,
ueteltett, mtterltten Gtbem unb Shmer,sn In Der
rshten Sete, pslhe8 Spmptome berieIben inb, I6uea
une fiber turrt. Se MoIarta III bic Geber etS tort
in Wteieenitait sescsen Bttter8 III saS bette MtteI
basesen. Wltt slether S6nelisiett unt Gtherteit
tnrtrt ss Rtsreneteen, D,spspfe. &tenmattSmus uno
Merrcfitdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06
Isle lit bies!

sSir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8eIobnums
fir ieben 6an BON aatarrb, Der ni6t Sur6
Ginnehnien bon Saa's &atarrb Sur eebeiIt
tperben fann.
S. $. gbenep & So, Gisentbiimer,
Eplebp, Sbio.
Bir, Die llnteraeidneten baben S. s. @beneb
ieit ben letten Is Sabren sefannt unb baIten
ien fiir polltommen s6renbaft in alien @es
Observation-Disclosures uno finanaiea befdbist,
alle BON ieiner Sirma einsesansenen Ser
binblt@feiten sa erfillen.
8eft & Irmar, @robbanbelssDroauilten
Solebp, Sbip
8albing, &innan & 0larb lin, @ross
batbels'Drnguiften. SoIebo, Obio.
Sails &atarrb Sur ipirb innerlid genoms
men nnb fpirft bireft auf bas 8Iut Mnb bic
i9Ieimigen SberIaden bes Sbitems. 3euss
Mite frei beriai,bt. Yreis IS Gents fir bic
Glaid,e. Serfaaft bon allen apotbefern
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06
aleio.ritofe! aleioeritoiie !!

Ser sr6bte unb sepabIteite Srrratf bon
tetnen 6 leiber itp ffen, Der ie in @an
Nntanio norbanben mar. Gia nsues Uufter
Satln Stripeb @repon, foIib unb
gentuitert
u8ebfDvS Gprb" in allen nenen Sar.
ben, mie @idel, Gteale, Nais, 2apenteI San,
8uliian grap, Greun,. tueib.
Darb.
:, .TransIiifdae Gballtss il, s5 BE-.
1ttnntten Dluftern.
: Mobatres, Crepe b'GHine ,u rs
@ents, 80 Gents uno $l.0a
Srana0iii6er Orsanbie gu 25, 35
uno 90 Gents.
Gere Su Not, ettuas neues, su 10 Gents
pet Yarb.
@emufterte 8ebforb @orb gu 121a
Gents per Yarb.
o 6emuiterte Crepe gu IA eents per
Yarb
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bon l9mar5en sBaaren gu ben offer.
nieorisiten Preiien.
y @eftretfter ,ltb earrirter 2aipn
bon IL Gents auftpdrts bis 81 benz beiten.
Sali4ter idtpar3er Organoie, @renaoine,
Sat1n geitreifter 2aipn gu eritannlitb nisoris
gen Yretien.
geioene 01arp Semricttas, 40 8ou,
NIT ben i1eneften S1attirunsem berieben,
gu $780,
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3epbgr Winqbants !!

@ir Derfaufen 3epbpr @imsbams
3u 10, Is unb 25 Cents.
Satin stsiSeb Gorb bu @oi unb 3epbbrs.
@emnfterte sateen ,u 10, l2, 1s
unb 25 Gents.
S4lt@t: 3n 10, l21s, IL, 20 umo %
gentS.
Sas sr6bte unb beit aussetpdblte 9aaer
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SD lit at elmer beftigen Grfdls
tnng. unb war 10 beiier, baB i6 ni9t
fpre6en fonnte. Gin gadet bpn Dr.
Quguit &onig's 9amburger 8rnittbee
ftellte mid tpieber ber,-6enrb s. Sez
ber, 8elepiae, Sqs.
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2lbielut nas aeite.

SIS ma6t mir fets groBe 6reube,
@bamerlains 9uiten Mebisin als bag
bette berartige 9iilfsmitteI gu empfebs
len, fogt Serr s. 9. aemb, Der Salfs=
gei9dftsfiibrer beg rOailp Telegram"
in Doungstoun, Sbio, eines Der eins
flnBrei6ften 3eitungen i'm State.
9err &entp bebauptet ferner: sd babe
gefunben, bab es elm unfebIbares Weit=
tel gesen ben peinigenben 9uiten. Der
meifenS als Golge Der @rippe 5uriidz
bleibt, 1T, unb balte tets eine alai6e
baoon i'm 9auie. gu baben BEL s.
aalteper & Sobn, Doubling & 6lopb,
v. SreiB, 8alteper & S6u6arb, &.
@obn unb S. 3. SarriiOn, 9rugsiiten.