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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
WILL MEET THE DIFFICULTY.


Secretary fu~ter To- Overcome the Erect a
Gold shipments.
Washington, Dee Information
was received ar the treasury depart
ment today to the effect that The imam
cial furry i'm New York is practically
over for the pres H. and there is no
longer any prospect Of panic.
About S&,o0uu00 in gold was taken
from tho treasury this week and about
Nl.5oo.Wo more win probably be lost
before th week is ended
SECRETARY Foster is confident thar il
viii soon DE reWrnel through tho reg
ular channels IT trade.
The crerary makes no Seerpt 81 his
purpose IF repairing us far as possible
within legitimate bounds thc serious
nrnaa~ aa the gold holdings resulting
from the reeent heavy shipm mt. If
thar metal tbs Europe Tp .hat aua rs
has renewed Pine policy so successfully
employed hy linn He earlier periods of
hi> administration when the sald hll-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
FEW MOMENTS OF LIBERTY.

Re Arrest OuicItl, Follows tn" Release ~
San Alleged superior 'furderrr
west Superior, Wis. Dec. 29.-Ihe
man William Leroy. alias Dick Edwards,
accused of the uuadruple murder ut Den
ison. Tex. was released yesterday on
habeas corpus proceedings, but was ar
rested again on warrant sworn out
by the municipal judge 1t seems that
there is something queer about the case
rs the Texas officers have taken no steps
10 remove the prisoner, although they
have all the necessary papers. Edwards
denies al completely with the crime.
He saws he can prove an alibi, lie adj
p,its he was IN Denison the Saturday
before the time Of the commission OF the
crime. but was not there ut the time.
He does not answer the description OF
the man wanted in many particulars,
but the Texas officers have Unidentified
him. 1t is said that when confronted by
them Edwards showed unmistakahlc
signs az recognition Edwards was
traced hy means Of letters written his
cousin IN Denison, III which he admits
his guilt and describes the crime,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
ALPEADY PREPARING.
indianapolis Getting Ready for the G \. K
Encampment strong in the west.

indianapolis Getting Ready for the G l. X.
Encampment strong in the west.
The people of indianapolis are al
ready actively engaged in preparing for
the twenty seventh national encamp-
ment Of the grand army, to be held
there next September. They are not
only interested themselves, but are tax
ing steps to interest the people Of the
entire state of Indiana in the work to
be done. They have chosen an exccu-
tive committee of forty of the most
public spirited leaders Of indianapolis,
with Col, Eli Lilly, one of the most
thorough-going and active grand army
men in the whole country, as its chair
man, ana that committee has chosen a
large number OF subcommittee to look
after the details Of the work. Many Of
these committees have numerous mem
bers scattered throughout the state,
nearly every city and town being rep
resented, thus insuling the hearty co
operation Of the people of the entire
state. There is little doubt but all nee
essary arrangements for the perfect
success Of the encuupment will be com
pleted in ample time for the event
Out in Nebraska the grand army Is
evidently i'll Il very active condition
Commander in Chef WeisSert has just
returned from a trip through portion
of that state, where he visited quite
number OF posts and was greeted BY
large crowds everywhere he went lie
was accompanied on the trip in that
state by various men Of prominence IN
he grand army and in important feat
ures of the state government. Among
them We're Lieut-Gov. Thomas Mayors
Gen, Hilworth, department commander
Capt. G. g. Adams prominent banker
in Superior; Col John Barsby, OF Far
mount, Gen. A. V. Cole, Of Junietta'
Gen. II. c. Russell, of Schuyler, ana
Gen. r. 5. Garrison, postmaster az
Omaha. Meetings were held in Omaha
Lincoln, Milford, Seward, David CITY
Ulysses, Columbus, Central City, Grand
Island, Edgar, Superior Wymore' Bea'
uice and Hastings.
The trip was made through the stie
in a special ear which the railroad com
panies ordered picked by any tram
passing, MT the wish of the commander
in chief BY this arrangement the pare
was enabled to visit several places eaoN
day. Dates having been previously ar
ranged by the department, large croWus
We're in attendance at every point ana
enthusiastic meetings were held WheI-
ever they Went. At number of places
special trains were run from nelghpoI.
ing points bringing many members ~
the crder and a thorough spirit oil pro-
press was manifested throughout w
trin Commander in Chief Weisserl 10
confident that a large amount OF ~
cruitng viii be done in that state 'liu
many members be added to the orue'
there during the year. tie Is hiEllE
pleas d with his trip and the geepuoN
accorded him by the people OF ~
braska
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

aced by foreign influence. '9'i-
This policy in brief is to dishn,so
rency of any character and den ,,q eur'
S slon desired at any point in the United
1tdles when 1t may be needed in ey
cnange Tor gold deposited in any sub
u, T9dsury except that at San Francisco
Inc person purchasing currency is eiven
the benefit of the government rat - -
transportation. "a
1t was learned this afternoon thai SOW
eral bankers have already taken al.
tage of Secretary Fosters plan ~
100000 to the government gold 49,, 80
ance, and further that there il evor,.
indication that the treasury win speedily
accoup the entire amount surrendaroS
recently to foreign dealers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
rIPHTHeRtA DECREASES
Monticello L iidemic on the ,yane- school.
ke-Dpen.

Monticello Il iidemic on the wane- school.
ke-Open.
Monticello, Wis, Dec. 20.-Diphtheria
which has been raging in this yillago
for the past two months, is now coming
to an end. There has been but one case
which proved fatal during the past
week, and that was the youngest child
of j. IL. Barlow, making two deaths
out Of the family in one week An
the cases in the village are conyalescent
and fully under control. There are
however, number of cases in this
vicinity In G. r. Barney's family,
little northwest of here, there are four
children down, and it is feared that one
or two of the cases may prove fatal
The present cold weather is an excellent
preventative Of the disease, and should
the weather continue and no more
cases come up, the schools will again
be opened after the holidays, as will
the churches.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
RlooLEO BY aULLkrs.

seven ..er,ons Meet Horrible Jeith in
Myommg.
Chey emo, Wyo, Dec. 2O.-Meagre
particulars have reached here 10y mail
Of the killing of seven persons in the
Big Horn basin few days ago, The
basin Is situated near Yellowstone
Fork and is almost inaccessible from
the south during the winter time.
Hyattyille, the scene Of the trouble,
is ninety miles from Buffalo, Accord
ing to The story Bill Muchier and Jim
Hut went in to arrest some cattle
thieves.
Muchier is himself now under arrest
on charge of stealing in Fremont
county, while Huff, whose reputation
is rather poor, is said to be a deputy
United States marshal.
1t is said that these men came across
three alleged cattle thieves near Hyatt
Vile
The encounter was desperate from the
start and upon its conclusion not only
the cattle thieves, but the officers, lay
dead ON the open prairie.
Every body was completely riddled
with bullets The names Of the cattle
thieves were not received here.
According to the same story IRA Wal
ker and Asa Shuck, were found ut the
head of Norwood, in that section with
sixty head Of stolen cattle in their pos
session Both men were subsequently
found shot in the back but by whom is
not known, although it is thought they
met their fate at the hands Of some
officers of the law
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
YOUTHFUL MURDERER.
desperate Lad KITS a Farmer and Plays
Kuhbcr,

Desperate Lad Illlt~ "A Farmer and Plays
Kohbcr.
Ogema, Wis, Dec. 2O.-A horrible
tragedy has just come TO light In the
town of Brannan, abou, ten miles from
here. John Anderson, IA years old, son
Of Manritz Anderson, ran away from
home about two weeks ago nnd took Il
brother, aged 10, ard his fathers dos
and gun with him. They went To The
house OF a neighhoring farmer, Marcus
uomfclt, a settler living alone. John
propoScd 10 his brother that when
Hamfclt came home in the evening
they Kill him and live in the house all
winter in true robber style In accord
ancc with that plan the older brother
hid himself behind a hay stack, and
when Homfelt came put two charges
of buckshot into his head, covered his
body with an armful of hay and pro
ceeded to take possession 4 brother
in-law of Homfelt's came to the house
saturday to see him, and found inc
bows there They told him Homtelf
was i'm the woods looking after his
trans lie waited until Sunday morn
ing and then went homo, taking the
YOUNGER brother With him Arriving
home. he questioned the little boy and
drew the whole story out of him, \
marty was organized. hut on arrival ai
the sc ne of the murder, The ASSASSIN
ib,l come. They followed his tracks
/ tbra,,rb the woods towards the See
railway. Fears are entertained that
tho desperate boy viii shoot QUE q
more Of his pursurrs, rs he Is wei
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
BISHOP Golfer EXPLAINS.
He Discourages Pngrimsges to the Myster-
ious Canton Church.


ious Canton Church.
Winona Mimi, Dec. 20. Bishop Col
ter made an official statement to the
press with regard to the alleged mirac-
ulous window in the church at Canton,
which has been creating so much TX
element
The bishop says in substance that
the manifestations appear to be ex-
plainable on purely natural grounds,
and that other interpretations are I'M
called for The statements thus far
advanced, however, fayoring an eX-
PLANTATION by the process of polariza-
ton or unpreventable introduction OF
gaseous blue smoke in cheap grades Of
window glass during its manufacture,
he thinks hardly afford sufficient ex-
PLANTATION for the unique face forms
found in the first window, nor of the
singular coincidence of more defined
| like forms found in the second.
There has no theory pointing TO the
supernatural been shown by invesi-
CATION 10 be tcnable. and no one can be
permitted with any semblance Of war
rant from the church TO assert that the
manifestations are miraculous in their
character Whoever advances the su-
pcrnatural theory does so wholly on
his priv ate Judgment
With regard to people flocBing to
Canton in hope Of being miraculously
cured Of ailments, the bishop earnestly
urges such to refrain from attempting
the trip and facing the dangers Of an
mclement season and the mcager nc.
commodatons inseparable from the
miSnamcd pilgTimageS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
ater

Newspaper men again asked of the
physician today what was the real ma
ture Of the disease from which Blaine
is suffering
They were given to understand that
it was by the wish Of the family that
this is kept from the public They
think if it wcra made public It would
open a large field for discussion that
would be intensely disagreeable to the
family.
Blaine was resting quietly 1T mid
night and no change is looked for dur
ing the night
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

Ocouomowoc, Wis, Dec. 20.-Tohu
Doe alias William Fleet the man
charged with entering the residence Of
Andrew Hilderbrant on Pleasant Street,
and captured in Milwaukee yesterday.
was brought to this city FOR examination.
He admitted stealing the goods, and In
default of $1,000 bonds. was committed
Is jain 10 await the action Of the circuit
court.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
ANOTHER GREAT RAILROAD

Party of Chicago Men with CapItsI ID,
sl0,oo0,oo0 win Const uct.
Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. 20.-Articlas ~
incorporation were filed in Springfield
today by the Mississippi Railroad com
pany, which proposes to construct a
railroad from Chicago to a point on the
Mississippi river in Mercer county, and
from a point on said line in Stark countv
TO a point on the Mississippi river in
Pike county.
The capital stock is 100000 and
the incorporators are all Chicago men.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
MANY SUITS TO FOLLOW
Judgment obo,iucd Against the whisky
Trust.

Iudgmepf obmiucd Against the whisky
Trust.
Chicago, IN, Dec. 20 William New
berger this afternoon obtained judg-
ment against the whisky trust for 500
and interest If this is sustained, the
precedent will, il is said, deprive the
trust of about $lJ00o,oOO OF consumers
money
The ease was one whore the TRUST
refused TO honor rebate vouchers pur.
chased by NewberEer with some stock
from another man. on the ground that
the man had violated his agreement by
not buying III his goods from The trust.
As result of the decision it IS rx-
pected many other suits for refund viii
soon be begun.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

The only question is whether Edwards
is really the man who wrote the letters.
Indications are that he is The identifi-
cation by officers is Of more weight than
his denials.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

New York, Dec. 3O.-Dr. Alfred Z
Loomis returned to this city from W a s
ington where ne had been to see ni'in
To a reporter he said: Blaine Is " Z
very critical condition. vet it cannon ~
said that he viii die any moment i IN
he may live for weeks. 1t IS imposSi :,
70 tell any thing more definite about ~
,aSe At present.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

Mr. Gladstone never wastes time H.
Invariably rsadS some new book when
ever he nas to wait for n person with
whom be has made an engagement
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-28
Sofort berlanst! 100 praftiide
M1rtnPr.

9n praftif9e @drtner u11b Obit3ii9z
ter ipirb cine bei6rdnfte @n5abl BON
bier unb sebn Qcres 8lods, rotber
Sanblebm, BRET Wfeilen iib0itli6 BON
Der Yoftoffice perfauft. 9ieie 8lods
befinber li6 in Der @ranb Siep Nbbiz
tion, iinb fpesieQ fir @drtner unb
Sbit5ii6ter al1sgelegt unb f0nnen ben
nabe5u bollenbeten artelif6en 8runnen
benuBen. I'm nun 6ieie Yar5eaen
Obne Ger5ug BON praftii6en Gdrtnern
unb Sbf5ii6tern beliebeln gu lanen,
pirb cine bef6rdnfte Nnsabl berielben
su %ermdBigtem preiie perfauft perber.
Sier 1T cine @%elegenbeit, mo SIR Sebn
4cres 2anb gu @ltrem eigenen greiie
fal1fen fDnnt, bic, penn nit Sbtbdlz
men bepitan5t, III ipenigen Sabren eir
8erm0gen reprdientiren. Oiefe par
5elen iirb idmmtli6 oom @ountDsSers
meier abgetbeilt porbeu, lno e5 miro
mir ein 8ergniigen MAIDEN, etmoigen
&dufern bielelben 81 setgen nrD Die
@ren5ett ansugebett. @enbet gu1 all
s. o. 9ignptnitD,
pberbalb Der Seras Natipnal : 8anf.
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: Sie falbibnablen Dunlap, @nor
uttb Stetion Slite finbet man bel ganz
coat & Sobn.
Math fifr Mfitter.

8or iiber 50Sabren i6on purbe M}rs.
WinslOm's SOOTHING SDrup BON Mils
lionen BON Miittern beim 3abnen Der
&inber angetpenbet. Wirt bu i'm
S9lafe bur9 bas S6reien zines &ittbes
geit0rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb Dor
S6meraen meints @enn 10, laHe iofort
cine 6lai6e BON r@frs. Winsloms Spos
thing Syrup bolen. Sem @ertb 1T unz
~be5ablbar. @s mirb benz tleinen 2eibenz
ben lofDrt 2inberung beri6aften. Ser
laBt eu6 barauf Miitter, e8 1T feitl
3meifel bariiber. IS beilt 9pienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt BEN Magen u1b
bic ytieren, beieitigt @inbs&plit, err
wei6t ben @aumerl, perbinbert gnt8ins
bung unb itdrft bas gauge Spitem,
nWirS WinslOm5 SOOTHING Syrup"
fir aabnenbe &inber lift angenebm in
@ei6mad unb bas &ecept itammt bon
einem Der beiten tpeibli6en glerate in
ben Ser, Staten. SIS lit bel alien
9ruggiiten in Der gart5er @elt su bas
ben. Yrei5 % @tS. per Slai1e.
&auft ni9ts enberes als @trs. @inss
Ions SOOTHING Syrup.
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: sanserfeftli@es.

Sas @refutibz Gomite beri9tet, lit
einigen 5agen in Der Gage fem gu f0nz
ter, Die BON ben @ilenbabnen fe1tgee
iebten 6abrpreiie fir bas 9dngerfeit
5u pnbliairen. 9ie greiie fir 9ittz
unb &idfabrt werben 10 niebrig iein,
baB iie un3tpeifelbaft Die gerarlaRultg
fir ptelc 8eippbner lit Sibz5eras ietr
uerben, bieie gum Sdngerfef na6
Dallas SIT bringen.
Sr nd6Iter @o6e pirb nit 6en
8altli6feiten in Der Muiifballe begOnz
nert. 9ie 9ale ibirb entipre6enb pers
beIert perbeit, um cine CUTE Nfuftif 81
erSielett.
9as Sidetz@omite 1T bel Der Nrbeit,
bic 3idets fir bic Gpn5erte s1 pecfalt=
fet1. @ie bereits friiber beri9tet, perz
ben 1T Der iiber 5000 perionen baltenz
ben 6ale 1000 reierbirte size, bic be-
fen i'm Satie. ausgelu6t, uttb 5t ie S.
%berfauft: iebes 9idet bere6tigt ben
Snbaber gu einem bieier ~relerbirten
size fir ale brei Mbenbz 6 0 NJ
@enrt ale 1000 BlaBe perz
fauft iperben, 10 piirbe bieS elmer @inz
nabme bon $4,000 entfpre6et. Sier=
5a fommet Die @%inuabmer BON Der
Matinee, fir ni6treierpirte Sibe BEL
ben @on5erten unb ginnebmer ipdbretb
bes Gartenfeifest 10 oaB Die nnfoten
I'M %ungefdbren Setrage BON $14, 600
gebedt limb.
Das eomite Fat pprldufig baoon
Gbfanb genommett, freimilige 8eiz
fridge BON ben 8iirgern fir bag Set su
fammeln, ertpartet, baB bic 8emobner
bon Dallas bur9 Nnfauf elmer rei6liz
den Nn5abl Sidets lire 2iberalitdt
5eiget. 8efonbers bas Seutl6tbum
ioate fi@ in bieier Se5iebung ppfermils
Zig 5eigen, ba bas Sangerfeit Elm bel1te
i9es Set 1T, auf pel6es ieber Seuti6e
itols fein fam.
r9orbsSeras 9reHe.4
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CALIFORNIA @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben ein erobes Ga
ger BON feinen @%alifornias @einen bel
GERM s. S. Meper am @lamoz
pIa5a. 9err Sleeper iu6t Die Weine
an Or unb STEELE ous unb fauft bireft
aus benz Seller Der g9ein5i9ter. Nls
gutem 4enner gelingt es ibm tets, hie
beiten Sprten aus5umablen. @r fann
feline 8unben unb Gamilieu nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &Otbs unb
MeiB Meine in ppr3iisli6er Gualitat
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per 6aaone = frei
ms Saus geliefert.
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@aA @segieu .


&eiienbe, mel9e Wterico bei16et
mollen, folten ibre &%unbreile : 8illete
iiber Die Merican National
&ailmaDf aufen.. Sic erlauben be-
liebigen Nufentbalt auf 9ittz unb &ads
reiie in irgenb neldet BldBen unb linb
fir feds Monate giltig. Ser Ngert
in 2arebo beforgt bas @epdf, tpebielt
@elb tint unb gebt BEN &eiienben nit
&atb unO Shat CUR 9anb. Special
arrangements fir gr0Bere &eiie @ez
ielf6aften. 5abrpreis BON San Ntlz
tottio nod Der Stabt Merieo urb auriid
$3.50. Wegen 1dberer @in5elbeiten
tpenbet @u6 miinbli6 pber i9riftlid
at %, 6. &igsbn Sidet 4gert,
s. & 8. 81. 81. 81. Office, Mlamo
Blasa, San Nntpnio, Seras.
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(Ginseianbt.)
Merfmr ttuO 9eSperns.

Queifer unb Sesperus ober Worgenz
ttnb Mbenbtern nennt man Die beiben
inneret Planeten Merfur unb 8enus,
beren gabnen I'M bic Some innerbalb
Der grbbabn liegen; aus nel6em
@runbe beioe nur an Morgen= Dber
abenbbimmel gu ieben iinb-ni6t. mie
bic duBereu planeter, aud am Siibs
Simmel.
@esenmdrtig lit 9enus f9on lange
3eit Qbenbtern ultb bleibt es aud nod.
Sn ben leBten 3agen bes Mtdrs mirb
aud Wterfnr %ba5ufommen, aber nur auf
ipenige Nbenbe. Mm Wtittuof ufb
9onneritag tpirb er am b06ten fteben
unb stpil9en 9ori5ont uitb Mpnbf6el
iidtbar iein. IS 1T ein fleiner in r6tbz
li6em 2i6te gldn3erber Stern rlnb ges
ipdbrt einen liebli6en Nnblid.
gnbe Der Mo6e perf6pinbet er ipiez
Der inter ben Sorisont, UNI mad etpa
A Sagen om Wtorgenbimmel als Mtprz
gentern gu cri9einen. g.
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9eiet bies.

Menn Sbr gnrer @eiunbbeit ober
Der @rbolung tpeger cine bibi6e &eife
MAIDEN MOTT, 10 rdtben mir @u6, nod
6ot Springs, Dirt, Dem r@arlsbab
4merifas" gu geben, mel6es i'm Ser
5en Der S5arfberge liegt, umgeben BON
rei5enber Seenerie nit f60nen Sabrz
urb SuBnegen ufib ben beilfrdftigiten
Guelens Der @elt. Sbr errei9t es
bur6 Die fein ausgeitatteten 3ige Der
Sron Mountain Babn. Wesen %ilutrirs
ter Bampblete nit 8ei6reibung (frei
~oerianbt) tpenbet Sud at ben Ngenten
Der 9ompagnie pber an ben General
pafagier : Ngenten Der Mo. pae, &D.
So, st 2Duis, Mo.
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Sic fiimfflidbe 8%emGfermns int 8ecps-
Tbale.

Was bic fiinftlide 8endHerung au
leiften i'm Stanbe 1T, bafiir brimgt bas
8eeps 3bal ben augenfdlligen utlb
banbgreifli6en 8etpeis.
@abrenb bahslbe big Dor &urael1,
ebe es bur6 bic @ifenbabn aufgei9lois
fen, unb bepor Der groBe gepdferungs>
&anal angelegt iDprben mar, 1ur bier
unb ba einselne fleine 6armen auf5uz
tpeifet bate, tpel1e meilt IN Der urs
ftdnbigiten Merifanerpeiie bearbeitet
purben, linb in Der lebten 3eit groBe
Strefen 2anbes utter &ultllr gebra9t
tporben urb bringen inter g~eregelter
8ermaltung nngemein bobe grtrdge,
natiirli6 nur nit 9ilfe Der fiinftli6en
8emdherung obne melhe = BEL benz
Mangel ait &egen, bas 2anb cine Oil
falisWiite geblieben iein miirbe.
Wie lobnenb Der 6armbetrieb in benz
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 8ebiete 1T, seigen bic
folgenben Nngaben, tpel6e aus supers
ldiiiger Gnele tammen. Gin Nder
2anb giebt bis gu Z 3onnen Nlfalfaz
Sen, ipel6es eineu 8erfaufsmertb BON
$15 per 3enre bot; er bringt 800 8uz
fbel 3wiebeln, 60 8uibel @ei5en unb
so 8ufbei Safer.
SelbtperitdnbIi6 1T, baB aud bic
Stabt peco5 = Der @puntpIib fir
&eepeS @ountD an benz Mufi9wung
tbeilnimmt. Wdbrenb Tie Dor per@
bdltniBmdBig fur5er 3eit faum mebr
als elm ~fleines, merifanii6es 9prf
mar, adblt lte bente i6On ungefdbr 1000
g%inmobner, BON benen pielei6t Der
finite 5beil aus Merifanern beitebt.
Sir ben @aferbe6arf 1T bur6 "a artes
hide 8runnen geforgt, Die gegen bier
WtiaiOnen 6alonen per Sag liefern.
9as unterirbii6e Wafer uirb in elmer
5iefe BON 100 bis 245 SUB gefunben,
ui1b es bat bur6i6nittli6 ni6t mebr
als $3.50 gefoltet, es in Die 50be gu
beben.
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big un0 perbinbert bas Nusfalen Ser
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wa6ien bes 6aares ii6ert. IS 1T bplz
fommen frei BON giftigen S~ubftan3en.
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parirt BON Oscar Sampsb.
9auptnieberlage in Srpnsfis Mpotbefe,
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a@ Wenn Seu1anb fein unb gu anz
n%ebmbaren greiie ipeiien mill, 10 gebe
er gum Mif1ionS=@arten Die
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@uitern, 8ilb, Slide, @efliigel &c fin0
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geianbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
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+ 0 0 M Die beiten @etranfe, itets frii9es
8ier unb feline 2iqu0re unb Weine.
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&ontrafte MAIDEN molten fir bic Seras
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iibenben bes Ginan5 : aomite, gut ge=
beiBen tperben miifen.
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met Seefbata's Yiilem.
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2 @runbftiife in @raD>S trabe, 50, 900.
Sam Maberids Mafenperpalter an
Stto unb emil Saueiien, @runbfiid
an 9afotasS traBe, $125.
9lrel Meeri6eibt an @. g. Briggs,
Grunbtid aus benz Original @itpz2ot
1875 fir $3.50.
6enrp unb @mil @lmenborf an g.
6. 8Ieilins, A @runbftiide anf @olum=
bia Seigbts, $50.
- 2luS @utbrie, Sflaboma, fommt
Die 9tadri6t, baB infer ben Yatpnee;
unb Stoe Snbianern Der Meiiia8suns
fug bon neltem allS3ubre6en brpbt.