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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
Cooking
Electricity.
Cleveland Baking Powder
Exhibit,
Madison Square Garden.

large rs TINT Of last year. but New-iorl CITY, u
tudge from signs already apparent, Will have an III
creased crop of roasted che-tnuts, the Italian Vehoc
already doing good business.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PKJMINENI AI.IiI ' IfIA> n III ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EngalitcheT. FIFTH AVE-
Nj E-Senator Eugene Hale of Maine; Gtnerai "e'iey
Merritt, United States Army, ana boyo "n'no "
Ean,nckx GIIISEY-Judge Charles Daniels OF BUFFALO,
uopEN AN-Ex Senator Alexander Caldwell OF hausas
u0rI,vn-I T. Letter, Of Chicago MARLBORO Gil
cn, Az Nirarors MURRAY HlLL-Judse J. b..
Iandon Of Schenectady.
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A QUESTION OF ERACITY

The Or. Jacger's Sanitary Wooden System Co. declare
I'm their that the famous fabrics known
as the Jaeger underwear be purcha ed IN this city
at their ohyA house oil lithst advertise that
"tienune Jaeger Underwear be purcha.ed from
lie Boutiller Brothers, 4thst, at prices ranging iro
20 pr cent less than II can be obtained
elsewhere"
Ihi, makes the question OF veracty interesting to the
public since IL brings home to their health and u'er
pockets.
Bo.h these stat ments cannot be true.
There IL faschood somewhere.
Whercl
The Jaeger Co. back their statement with the following
cxact from certificate OF Dr. jaeger the originator Of
the Jaeger goods:
IT have assigned 10 Dr. Jaescrs Sanitary WOODEN Sys-
tenn Company New-lork. tho sole right In the
patent, trademarks etc and the solo right " sell In
the United States and Territories all articles u Clotng
Beddinr connection with sanitary WoOi,n
system and stamped with the tadr.nla-ks.
(Sened) PROF. DIR. Il. JAEGER.
The Only thing have seen offered In support Of the
counter. statement is kind OF voucher 'repua-
tion OF that house l4thst. by dealer whose goods
have been scld by that house l4th-t for 'pnre woo
and genuine Jaeger underwear" which goods, upon
ANALYSIS proved to be about 10 per cent cotton.
inc public can compare" the facts" and Judge for
themselves.
DR.. JAEGER'S SANITARY WOODEN SYSTEM CO.,
$40 Broadway 18th Street and 1873 Cortandt street,
New.Yo-k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

Dr. LYoN's PEEFEoT TOOTH POWDER
Keeps the teeth clean and white and purines the breath
An elegant toilet luxury Sold anywhere rs eoats.
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Announcements.
HENRY. \. DNNIEIS. NJ. D..


OF the Nervous System GSnto rlnary Organs
ImpVtency and Sterity. Hours. To /, to s.
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REAL INDIA SHAWLS.

We invite your special attention
tO our stock OF India ShaWls, pur-
chased very recently, at a sur
prisingly low figure.
From $500 to $4,000 we have
shawls which at different times
have sold for from $4,000 TO
$4,000.
For $4,000 there are sh&wIs
of still finer quality. some OF them
i'm extra large sizes,2 1.4 yards
square. c,,
Handsome BOrdcred ShaWls,
plain centres. $1,000, S10.OO,
$500 and $500 each.
JAMES cCREER " & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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HOMESTEAD PHOTOGRAPHED. No. 115.-wltA
rr.ut. of n special lnvestgatiou Of wages. cost Of
living and the the recent strike. pages q
The Weekly Tribune. 1 cent copy. 10 copies, -
cents. 1000 copies, So. In lots Of 10000 SS'se
per 200.
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WFSTCHESTER COUNTY.

covered by Insurance. The origin of the IRE Is Ho'
known.
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TIE TARIFF AND WAGES, No. 118.-With Demo.
crnfic tc- tiInony Mckinley prosperity fr"m the
bureau Of Labor statistics aud the Banking Dcparts
p,cut of mi, state. Price cent. 1000 copies, IS.
In lots Of 10000, $3.50 per 1000.
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~0IBCNE WAR <TORIL~.-A masn'"' =, b
10, of over 20 STORIES Of ths Civii ""'' W. .su
,,a, NO r,ici,ow.. some of their tnies are az s
he mo,l Thrill ing and patne,ic whca have wv
into print. lUIpages. 2jcenis copy
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MR.. REID's SPEECHES. No. 11s.-speechss .
WbiteIaw Reid during the present campaign
pages Of the Weekly Tribune. l cent copy. 1,Oe'
cepies, $500. In lots Of 10000. $3.50 per l'0Os.
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ArTgR.D DINNER sPEECHE-.-A handsome
inlet OF ~ p.Gc-. cont ,iung the no-' ''"a'i a.
entr ri lining nficr-dinhrr speeches ana "' -, I,si
dre->e of the public dinner, Of the w'n'e' "
"a. In Nev.NorA City. ~ cents n copy
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FINANCE AND FARMING. No. 11A.-The be't Of
the none, articles OF MIR. Horr, In the pampb'es
named above. Reprinted in low priced sheet Torn
Tor popular distribution. Makes PAGES OF Inv
Weekly Tribune. = cents copy. 100 copies "
cent. 00e comics. 81. In lot, OF 10000 and more
= 3 ID thou
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BIG ISSUES or Az OYF yEtR.-Prnted last year,
but lust good ttcn. The tariff aud currency
article, of Roswell G.. iiorr in Weekly Tribune
Win riou, kindred articles, Including the wonderful
results OF Reciprocity al ths article on Preesta
1890 md IsaI." A pamphIet OF >, .~rxs pages ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

M'KINLEY INDUSTRIES.-New. Acomp ia'ion Of
.trikng articles from The Tribune. dr-cribins indus.
tres whjc, hnve been esiabi shed under btneAted
bv the Mckinley bill Fixur are given showing
better wnGe- and lowe prices Of manufacturer
GOOD. A splendid X publican argument. ID cents .
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PROTECTION Not TAX. No. it3.-The be-"
the protective tariff articles Of Mr. tiorr. Reprnte
In low priced sheet form tor popular dis'ribnnen
page. Of The Weelly Tribune. cent per copy. 10
copies. IS cents. 1000 copies, So lu lots oil lsov
or more, 500 per 1000.
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WORK AND WAGES. EXTRA 1il.-With Punchs
fomou. picture of NIr. Cleveland Introducing Free
Trade 70 America" = pages of The Weekly Tribs
uue popunr doc umeuf. comparing the inrih planks
of the two great partes and explaining the pocy oil
the two parlir. on that subject copies Tor cent.
100 copies, - cents. 1000 copies So In 10" u
10000, ~ 30 per thousand.
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HEPTBLICAN PRINCIPLES. No. t11.-Presideu
Harrison. letter acceptance; the Republican plat
form: the speeches OF NhiteiLw Reid, ex.t'overno
Foraker, and Gov. Me AiUIey Mt Wo od-dale Far"
Ohio. sept. 9th. 4pases Of The Weekly Tribune AM
portraits Of Harrison and Reid. cent copy. IOe
copic-, IS crnts. 1000 copies, So In lots oil lO0oV
$3.50 per 900
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N'KI~LEY PRICES. EXTRA IRA popular,
low sheet Extra presenting In popular formtss
best points from Mr. Aidrich- great speech In tue
United states senate md the result. OF the "on'par'
isan CATION OF n'icc- and SHOWING the esce
len, effect OF the Mckinley bill ON Wages and rrcee
,orc. of The Weekly Tri bune. cent copy. 100
confess IS cents. LOO copies. So In lots oil lO'Vos'
Sl.lU per I,OOO.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16

"Helen Brent, NJ. ~ is social story
by an anonymous author, which Cassell
Publishing Co. has put in obiong covers,
gilt top. S75. Helen Brent is a skillful
physician of New York City, and because
she refuses to give up her profession, a
marriage engagement is broken off with
prominent young lawyer. The lawyer
marries a society woman Of great person
al attractions but not his equal mentally,
which does not prove happy match. DR..
Brent becomes noteoly great, is not quite
content; grows little cynical as To mar
rage, but never quite forgets her old low
er, and circumstances seem likely at last to
bring about a better condition OF things.
SO much for the story The book has
much sound argument, tells many unvar-
nished truths, and grave social evils are
wisely considered and vet we have our
douots about DR.. Brent being able to car
~ out her theories OF practicing medicine
and making home life for herself and fam
lily what she hopes 10, without meeting
many conflicting duties.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16

Mrs. d. Waller and Miss Mary Waller
arrived from Chicago last week and nave
gone to their summer home on hoysiton
Hill.
A verdant and youthful couple from Ca
auckland got off the night train by mis-,
take at Bethel one night last week ana
bunked the remainder of the night ana
way into daylight, in the passenger depot.
Both were asleep, her head ON ms snoul9,
er, and several of our local artists coulu
not resist the temptation to take snap
shot at them with their kodaks.
The Uniyersalists held social tea at DR..
L. NJ. Greene's last Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Architect George Guernsey Of Montpel-
Ter was called to town last week in consul
tation in regal d to the plan for the new
town house.
MIG. Stafford and G. H. Upper were in
Chateaugay, N. Y, last week on hshlng
trip.
Tenements are scarce and lodgings are
scarcer. Some of the workmen IN tue VII
lage are compelled to board with the farm
ers on the outskirts of the village and come
| in to work.
Isaac Emery and Rev. s. A. Parker at
| tended the Universalist convention at
Hartland last week.
Herbert M. Mcintosh, Bethel boy, and
son of the late ]. Nj. Mcintosh, has good
place as city engineer OF the city of Bur-
| iington, position to which he was re-
/ Gently elected.
| r. S. Adams sells the wire fly killer, that
kills but does not crush the ny. II is an
| ingenious invention and invaluable for
the store and office.
Roscoe Morse and family spent Sunday
at Mortified with n. b. Byam.
Clarence Messer of Humboldt, Iowa, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. j. g. Sar-
gent. He came here directly from attend
! ing the Republican convention at Mime
| apolis.
Rev. G. w. Morrow of West Randolph
who was to preach for the Congregation,
and Ferda Fish of w. Randolph offciatec
| in his place. Mr.. Morrow now intends tc
be here next Sunday at $50 p. m.
| A seven -year-old son OF John Byam fell
about six feet from a scaffold last Tuesday
morning, sustaining considerable injury
Rev. Walter Dole's lecture last week
upon Abraham Lincoln was much appre-
ciated by the audience and brought Tor
ward some new points about the Mar
tyred president The baseball game las
| Saturday between the Bethels and thu
/ SnerDurnet Olu MOI HlalcIihhNp 40 Nh'
sherburnes did not put in an appearance
or send any word. The Bethel boys or
ganized a scrub nine and had good gam'
| between home talent. There always wa
considerable baseball talent in Bethel anC
this year is no exception.
Daniel Davis and daughter OF Fayette
Iowa, have been stopping with Mrs.Jame'
Davis.
There was a lawsuit Monday betweeI
Frank Roberts and John Byam, befor
Justice Adams. Before the end OF thu
suit was reached the parties concluded
they were not so far apart after all ant
the suit was settled, and Martin has bou
the farm in controversy Of Roberts.
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PREMIUMS.
W. c. DANFORTH.

w. c. Danforth offers One Hundred Dollars
in cash premiums. divided as follows: $50 70
first. SIS to second. SIS to third. and $40 to
fourth; for race Of half-mile heats, best two
in three, trot or pace. Open 20 only colts and
fllies sired by his horse. BRADLAUGH. in
1891. No matter where or by whom owned.
And the entrance fee viii tbe free. Race 10
come in the fan Of 1894, over some track in
Windsor County. Of which due notice viii be
given. Judges to be chosen BY track sssOcia-
ton. II colts are soldi written transfers viii
be required to prove identity. 1t Is the inten-
ton Of Mr.. Danforth to pay premiums every rear
in order to bring the stock into notice. ~
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16
PEDIGREE.

ROBERT WILKES, grey stallion; foaled
1855; bred by Chas e. Sanborn, Loudon,
n. II. Sired by Mdmbrino Wilkes $3.50,
sire of Arthur likes "a IL, K. M.Wilkes
2.251-4.
1st dam Lady Gilmore (2;45) by Honest
Allen, record . :33. sire of five in 2:30 or
better, and dams Of tive Others by Ethan
Allen, record 2:25 and sire of eight in 2;3O.
End dam, said to be Morrill,.
Mambrino Wilkes, record 2:2S 81, by
George Wilkes (2:22) sire of seventy one
Horses which have records of 2:30 or bet
ter. No other horse living or dead has as
many as this. He has seventy-three sons
and daughters that have performers in the
2:30 list and several grandsons and grand
daughters have added to the list the last
wear. Harry Wilkes, his son, trotted 1853
heats in 2 80 or better; no other Gelding
end Stallion on the turf to-day has
ednalled this record.
NoTE-Robert Wilkes is a dark grey
horse Of beautiful conformation, stands
Is 1-2 hands high and weighs 1925 lbs.
Through his sire he gets the blood OF
Hambletonian, Henry Clay and Mambrino
Chief, the leading strains OF blood in the
trotter, and through his dam comes Yer
mont's favorite blood, the Morgan. Lady
Gilmore, his dam, in her five year-old
form, could trot in 2:45, and WAS sold for
$500.
Robert Wiike IS stylish horse in har
ness, has good way of going, and bids
fair with proper training to make fast
horse.
r-I have complied with the terms of,
and shall take advantage OF Act No. 103 OF
the Laws of 1883.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16

We see that the town committee mas
oosted notices for caucus AT the town
han Saturday June IS, AT 2 80 p. m. to e
lect delegates to the District Convention
lime 21st. & delegates to the State Con-
vention june 22nd and delegates to GO.
Convention June 18th. Let every repuD-
lican voter b present and see that goo.di
representative men are elected VINO VIII
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16
GEORGE F. WOOD,
n. f. WHITNEY. Manager, '

N. T.. WHITNEY, Manager.
HkRTF0RD DISTRICT : held = Woodstock.
within and for sati D.niel On the 2sii day OF May
Present.. Hon. Thomas o. seaver. Judge.
Humphrey WheeiocA' estate, Barnard Il state.
WI ereas Lotenn, Mh' clock eNeen-
tor of the last will and testament OF Humphrey
las presented l., sail Courf his petition
in writing making application for license TO sell all
the real esiate of which said testatr died seized and
possessed, situate In Barnard In said district
representinR thar such ,ale will be beneficial 20
All persons concerned in said estate although such
sale will not be necessary TO enable him to pay
debts Of sAid estate or the expenses OF adminisua
Thereupon the Court appoints the 18th day OF
June A. o.. 1897 as time and the Probate
Office in Woodstock aoresaid place Of heartRe
and deciding said application. and orders that
iIce OF said spplicati be Owen 10 all persons inter-
tsIed in said estate. the reason for the same place
and time Of heAring.by publishing three week
in the Bethel CourierA newspaper published al
Bethel in this state. wi'h circulates in the neigh.
borhoOd Of those Interest," d, (all which publications
shall be previous to said Time of hearing "a copy Of
1onrt nd he heard in The natter Of aid Application
II they see cause.A true rec.lrd. Nd. skANER,
'f - copy d Attest. TO. sEAvER. Jadse
STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court held a.
Hartford DISTRICT IS Woodstock within and for
said District on the md day Of June A. p. lss2.
an Instrument purportine TO
he the last viii and Testament u Marion L. Wait
afe Of Rochester in said dis deceased Is presented
10 said court for probate and allowance Narnum
A. Read, me g. executor tnsreln nAmeo
ed therein be notified 20 appear a. session OF said
Court 70 be held At the Probate once 10 Woodstock
on the Ath DAY o. JuneA - ~ and show cause II any
which purpose II e further ordered that copy Of the
record 81 .his order be published three weeks sue,
in this State as soon as nav he.
A true record Attest. y. J. sEANER. Req ster.
true copy q record: Attest, 7. O. sEAvER, Judge.
H
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16
East RandoInh.

! expect to commence repairs on my
grist mill at Z. Randolph about June a
and wish customers would get grinding
done ahead. Expect TO be repairing q
month or more. ANY one wanting work
done at my saw mill will please get 1t
done now as shall be at e. Randolph dur
ing repair. DIX j. CAMP.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16

Are you thirsty? Go to Goding's for a
drink OF his ice cold soda. We make our
own soda and our pure fruit syrups are
the best in the state.
Ii is not always the best looking COW
that gives the best milk. So with our soda
and syrups. Try ours and you will be
convinced that we make no mistake in
claiming the best.
Get your dinner at Goding's Lunch
Room.
Try our Peerless Waters we have ten
fiavors, warranted pure goods.
the best line of confectionery ever
shown in town at J. F. Lamson's, Mer-
chants Row.
Buy your fiRvoring extracts of Cooling.
He has the best. He sells only those he
has tested in his mandatory. His nav
ors speak for themselves.
Try our Ice Cream Soda. Ice cream
every day and evening. Parties supplied
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Get your candy Of Cooling the candy
man. Nhy2
( list, We use only pure goods.
/ Glucose or Terra Alta.
3rd, We aim to keep cur goods fresh.
9TH, We have the largest variety 70 Sc
! lect from.
! 5th, We make speciality OF the candy
/ business and are bound to please you II
quality and price.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16
BradIaugh!
The FAST PACING SoN OF
EGBERT.
EGBERT,

who is the sire of the great Egthorne 2:l2 II,
and the brilliant campaigner. Temple Bar.
Iii IA. whose wonderful performance last sea-
son stands unequalled. Also, Emma, 2:l6: SUI
perior 2l7 IL Illinois Egbert, 2:20; forty five
sons and daughters from Oh to 2;30; five pro
wear olds in 2;;,0 list. One Of the most popular
fa,.; l;.e "a, tho ITo;sad States
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BRADLAUGH

is seven years old, bright handsome bay, stands
Ii hands and weighs 1909 pounds. He is re-
markably strong made, and sound as a new
coined dollar. Is quiet and gentle so that a
child can handle him in or out of the stable.
He is fine trotter and fast PAGER. Has a
well authenticated trial in 2:2T and a fifth heat
in a race which he won in 2;,S.
Bradlaugn's Dam was Jenny Taylar, by
kean's Alambrino Champion; 2nd dam. Revel.
by Nandal. thoroughbred; I'd dam BY Gain 5
Denmark. Mambrino Champion was by Nam.
brino Chief and il Is well.noted fact that the
best Egberfs are from the dams Of the Mann
brine Chief family.
THE EGBERTS
have proved themselves beyond all question a
family Of great speed. and their staying race
horse powers are not excelled. Better yet, they
are breeding on with remarkable surety.
BKADLAUGH
was bred in Kentucky by the late Col West and
considered a fine representative of the Egberts
BRADLAUGH'S SEASON
for 1892 has commenced at the stable of hi.
owner in Barnard, and after June LIST will be al
the Fair Ground in Woodstock, Fridays and
Saturdays of each week; the rest of the time
at home
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16

Nj. and Mrs.Z. L. Sauit returned to
Tvnn Mass. last Saturday, after visit OF
two weeks IN this place.
ANY one wanting black gravel for drives
or walks can have some that is nice py
APPLYING at once to Geo. }. Prince.
A ream of good paper for 24c at Bucks.
Mr.. Fred G. Harris is spending the sum-
ner at Mr.. A. A. Atwood's.
n w. Markham OF So Pomfret was in
town this week on business.
Caucus next Saturday afternoon at Town
Hail al 80. 90.
The handsome rssidenee of II. z. Soper
came near being DESTROYED by nre last
Sunday afternoon daring the Temporary
absence of the family. Smoke was DIS
cerned issuing from the shed, and the
4 hose company promptly responded ana
under the direction of Foreman Geo, II.
Temple soon had the flames subdued. Inc
fire caught near the partition between the
{ kitchen and shed. and was burning fierce
: Iv when the hose company reached the
scene. How it caught is mystery. All
4 the engineers were temporarily out OF
town but the boys did effective work, just
the same.
Miss Edith Hunt, daughter OF the heae
OF the firm OF f. w. Hunt Il Co. OF Boston
/ is visiting IN Town; tne Buest Vi H1ie'
w. Gabrielle.
The most remarkable hail storm we ev'
err saw passed through this place TUESDAY
afternoon at las Hail stones measuring
over two inches in diameter fell and thu
ground was white although the thermom
eter registered SO in the shade. Severa
windows were broken and much damage
done.
The Mizuah Circle of the Kings Daugh
tiers will serve ice cream and cake at IN
Baptist chapel Thursday evening, June %
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16
TERMS. S25. 00 Io Insure

not be missed by breeders who are looking for
popular blood. Mares from distance will be
kept on very low terms. All accidents and
escapes at the risk of owners. Having COM
piled with the stallion law of Vermont / claim
It's privileges
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-16

The n. Y. Tribune, 81 Both for
This Paper, s1.25 only II.
This offer is good in VT. only till Aug.
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Trotting Bred Stallion,
ROBERT WILKES
Will make the season of 1892 at my stable
and will be allowed to serve limited
number of mares at the Lou Price of
Si5 no insure

A mare in foal; money due when fact is
ascertained, or mare parted with. Limited
to one mare daily. Mares served must be
returned regularly for trial, as directed
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-30
Math fir Matter.

Wor iiber 50Sabren i9on uurbe Ntrs.
WinSlptp's Soothing Sprup bon Mils
lione1 ben Miittern beim 33abnen Der
&inber angewenbet. Wirft BIZ I'M
S9lafe bur1 bas g6reien eileS &i16eS
geif6rt, bas i'm 3abnen III uub Dor
S9mersen peints @enn 10. lafe iOfOrt
cine Glai9e Don uMrs. @inSlO,us Sooz
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ben fofort 2inberung beridafen. 8ers
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s3tpeifel barber. gs BELT Dpienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regwlirt ben Wagen unb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Winbs3 olif, ers
mei9t ben @aumeu, p~erbinbert gntaiin>
bung unb ftdrft bas gan5e Spitem.
rMRrs Winsloms SOOTHING Syrup"
fir 3abmembe &inber 1T angeuebm in
@ei1mad unb bas &eeept ftammt bon
einem Der be1ten meibli6en Ier3te in
ben Ser. 5taaten. @S 1T bel allen
Sruggiften in Der ganSen Welt gu Jos
ben. BreiS rs Cts. per Jlaide.
&auft ni6ts anberes als Mrs. @ins,
Ions Soothing Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-30
Sin M,ttcl aeaeu s,e sbolera.

Wtam bat feline ltrfade. iid) Dor Der
Sbolera 81 fir6ten tpern man lid)
@bamberlains 9eilmittet gegen @oi;f,
9iarrboe unb Gbolera peri6afem fam.
VS. ipiro in lpeniseu Minuten @rIei6=
ternng perf6afen utb in furser 3eit
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