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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

THE Meline tariff, it is said.
"has produced the same effect
in France that the Mckinley
tariff produced in this country.
A Paris dispatch soon after the
law went into effect said: Prices
are rising rapidly as a result of
the new tariff. Pork and NUT
ton have advanced > pence per
pound: Italian and Dutch cheese
has risen l0O per cent. and for
eign soap 2Oo per cent. The ex-
ira cost to workmen for neces-
saries of life is estimated at
franc daily"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23
DURHAnn NORTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MARCH %, 1892.
Mr.. w. q. OAKMAN, who has

Mr.. w. G.. OAKMAN, who has
been elected president Of the
Richmond & Danville COM
pany in place of Mr.. John II.
Inman resigned, is about 45
years of age, and is a man of
experience In railway manage
ment. After leaving college he
engaged with the Rogers Loco
motive Works in Paterson, N.
> From there he went to the
banking house of ]. S Kennedy
a. Co., where he remained until
appointed superintendent of the
Utica division Of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Rail !.
road. He resigned that posi-
tion and shortly afterward be-
gan his acquaintance with the
Richmond and Danville system
as president Of the Richmond
and Danville Construction Com
pany, which built the Georgia
Pacific railroad. He became
third vice president of the
Richmond and Danville Com
pany, afterward was elected
second vice president, and at
the time of his withdrawal
from the company was first
vice. president. Since that
time he has been vice-president
Of the Central Railroad Com
pany of New Jersey.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23
Mems BRAINS and Faces.

One of the New York World
artlsts has been making a
curious experiment. Bringing
together a number of pictures
of prominent and possible can
didates for the presidency, he
'mixed them babies up" so to
speak. Taking the upper part
of the face of one candidate he
Joined it to the lower half of
another mans portrait and ex-
hibited the effect of this strange
partnership in a half page illus.
tration of the paper.
Among the pictures selected
We're those of Hill, Grover Cleve-
land, Governors Pattison.
albeit, Boies and Roswell P.
Flower and Senators Carlisle
and Gorham. The bald pate of
of David B. Hill was affixed to
the lower half of eX-President
Cleveland's well known coun-
tenance with a result sorrowful
to behold indeed-a foxy faced
william who must have been at
the very least a runaway bank
cashier. Strangely enough,
too, the impression produced
was that of the head and face
of a small. thin man.
Nobody like himself, or in
deed like anybody else. The
huniliating discovery is made
that it is not the noble express
sion of cOuntenance, not the
radiance of intellect or the
glance of the eagle eye that en-
ables us TO recognize the faces
of our friends. On the contra
ry, it is merely some peculiar
cut of hair or whisker, some
double chin or wrinkle in the
cheeks. Not even noses are re-
liable, unless one happens to be
a broken or crooked one. In
these pictures we observe that
Mr.. Hills bald head and the
curl of his mustach, Mr.. Cleve-
lands lower jaw and Governor
Flowers side whiskers are the
only constant factors that are
recognizable in the composites.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Gastoria

ACUP fashioned out of a CO.
coanut shell was recently pre-
asnted to ex-Gov. Lee, Of Vir-
ginia, and an interesting history
attaches to it. The cup was
made by a Confederate soldier
during his Imprisonment in
Fort Delaware and was given to
Gen. Stonewall Jackson. who
kept it until his death, when it
passed into the hands Of the
man who made il, to bessent by
him 20 Gen. Lee.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23
A Religious COurtshin.

A young gentleman happened
tosit at church in a pew adioin-
ing one in which sat a young
lady for whom he conceived a
sudden and violent passion. was
desirOus of entering into court
ship on the spot, but the place
not suiting a formal declara-
tion, the exigency of the case
suggested the following plan:
He politely handed his fair
neighbor a Bible open, with a
pin stuck in the following text
-2nd Epistle of John, 18th
verse: "And now | beseech
thee, lady, not as though | wrote
a new commandment unto thee,
but that which we had from the
beginning, that we love one an
other"
She returned it, pointing to
End chapter of Ruth. 10th verse:
Then she fell on her face
and bowed herself to the ground,
and SAID unto him, why have 1
found grace in thine eyes, that
thou shouldst take knowledge
of me, seeing that l am a
stranger
He returned the book, point
ing to the 18th verse of the 3rd
Epistle of John:
"Having many things to write
unto you, | would not write
with paper and ink, but l trust
to come unto you speak face to
face, that our joy may be full"
From the above interview a
marriage took place the ensuing
week.-Greensboro Patriot of
1899.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23
Prnnntinn.

Mr.. Jno. HI. Winder, who, for
some time, has been Superin-
tendent of the Seaboard Air
Line from Weldon to Ports
mouth, has been promoted to
the position of General Manager
of the Georgia Central and
Northern Division of the Sea-
board Air Line system, with
headquarters at Atlanta. This
is q most deserved promotion
and will be hailed by Mr.. Wind
er's many friends with pleasure.
He is a son of Maj. John c.
Winder, and, in the matter of
railroading, he can we'll be said
TO be a chip of the old block"
Raleigh Visitor.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

PROF. A. Z. REESE, of Car
rollton, Ga, has been. teaching
school fifty-six years. He conn
menced when he was nineteen
years old, in Troup county,
where he taught for seventeen
years. Then he taught at
Granville, and he has taught
at Carrollton thirty-two years.
The Professor says he has
taught nearly 5000 pupils, and
never has had but two 70 die In
scheol time. ass!
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

THIS is Presidential year. On
November the Sth will occur
the election, which promises to
be the hardest fought and most
momenteus in many years.
Already the air is full of specu-
lation as to who will be the can
didates and what will be the re-
suit Of the campaign. The des-
tiny Of the Democratic candi-
date, no matter who he may be,
will be largely determined by
the course Of the present Demo
cratic members Of the House Of
Representatives, and they
should be careful to let wisdom
and a desire for the welfare Of
the country guide them in every
step they take.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

OUT IN one of the wild West
tern States a mail bag was
emptied of valuable contents
and filled with stones. The
loss was not discovered until
the bag reached its destination,
and no one had any notion of
any point where the theft was
committed within. the 1000
miles of its journey. But a
petrologist was shown the
recks, and he said at once that
there was only ONE place i'll the
United States where such stones
could be found. He told where
it was and a detective going
there-it was $50 miles away
found two Cinnamon at work
in an isolated spot where, it was
subsequently remembered, the
robbed train had stopped some
time for water. He promptly
charged them with the crime,
and they were so taken by sur
prise that they confessed it. So
much for petrOlogy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

CONGRESSMAN Stevens Of Mas
sachusctts j. the owIcr Of one
of the largest wooden manufac-
tories in the United States: yet
during the debate on Friday he
contendcd that the passage of
the Free W0,d bin would benefit
both wool growers and wOolen
manufacturers Hui he also in
sist ID that the measure rep
resents infinite possibilities of
good to the whoie American
people. II isa significant fact
that many other wooden man.
ufacturers agree with Mr..
Stevens i'm this view.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23
Broad, Manly aud Statesman
like.

Representative McAlIister,
the original Hill man in the
Mississippi house of representa-
tives, yesterday offered a COM
plimentary resolution, which
passed, being voted for without
reference to presidential pre-
dilections. IL was to the effect
"that the Legislature of Missis-
sippi tender its thanks to Sena-
tor Hill for his broad, manly,
patriotic and statesm1nlike
address delivered before this
body and cherish the hope that
he sound progressive Ameri-
can principals advocated by
him will find the fullest force
and effect III the a iministration
of the federal government, be-
lieving that such would unite
the whole American people and
make them for ages to come
happy, prosperous and free"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

How to manage husbands is a
subject that has received much
attention from wives for ages
and yet numbers Of them are
poorly managed. but this is no
reflection "n the dear wives for
some of the husbands are made
of bal materials 10 manage.
The man. however. who loves
his wife needs but little manage
maut. tir j. ready under all
circumstances Ia do the best he
can.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23
war Docnments Pound.

The Delmonico restaurant,
next TO the Observer Office on
Trade street has been torn
down and a two story brick
building will be erected there
by the owner of the property,
Mr.. +. r. Durham. About the
close of the war the old shanty
was headquarters for the COM
missary officer stationed here,
and stacks Of old Confeder
ate documents were found un
der the floors. A good many
people eagerly picked up these
old papers as souvenirs of the
war. Some Of them are inter
esting as showing how our sol
diers were paid.-Charlotte
News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23
Highest Of al in Leavening PowerLatest u S Govt Report
@!A!:!!! e! BBssies Bsxass1:
ABSOLUTELY PURE

IT hardly seems reasonable
that a single hair would make
any perceptible difference in
weight when falling among a
lot Of metal in a scale. Yet if
a current report ito be credited
il would. Coins are weighed at
the United States mint to a
hairs weight. Not long since
a hair fell into the weighing
machine, and until it was dis
covered a large ountof coins
were rejected.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

A SERIOUS obstacle seems to
have been encountered in the
progress of the Behring sea set
tlement, and mutterings are
heard of a war with England.
We beg to remark before the
firing commences that such a
sacrifice of human lite a war
with England would involve, in
order to protect the lives and
fortunes of a lot of seals, could
hardly find justification in the
minds of enlightened Christian
citizens-not even if the per-
petuation of the Harrison ad-
ministratiOn should be super
added.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23


FIFTY cents can hardly be
considered an extrayagant price
to be paid for a wife, no matter
how small her claim might be
upon the title Of beauty. A
farmer of Spaulding, Mich, is
reported to have purchased a
wife at that price a few days
ago. The farmer in a joke pro-
posed to buy 4 neighbours wife
and the husband accepted the
offer. The wife being wiling,
forty cents of the purchase
price was paid over and the
woman went to the farmers
home, where she is said to be
now living.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23
rhe Irrerres.lble Conflict.

St. Peter to attendant angel
Go and see what that trouble
is over yunder.
Angel Cafter his rcturnl-A
woman from Chicago is kick
ing because her harp doesn't
make as much noise as the one
that the st. Louis woman has.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

MOSQUITOES and strawber-
ries make a queer combination,
certainly, butthat Is what the
people in the neighborhood Of
Mount SC. Elias can boast of in
a region Of perpetual ice and
snow. Along the edge Of the
glacier it is said is a strip Of
luxuriant vegetation, where
strawberry. vines cover the
ground for miles.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

YoUNG people should acquire
the habit Of correct speaking
and writing, and abandon as
early as possible any use of
slang words and phrases. The
longer you put this off, the
more difficult the acquire
ment Of correct language will
be: and IL the golden age Of
youth, the proper season for
the acquisition of language be
passed in its abuse, the unfor-
tunate victim will most proba-
bly, be doomed to talk slang for
life. You have merely to use
the language which you read,
instead of slang which you
hear, TO form a taste in agree
ment with the best speakers
and writers.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

CHICAGO has taken a decisive
step toward stamping out the
prize flight evil within her
limits. Even boxing matches
will be prohibited, and any
transgression Of the law in this
respect will be promptly and
severely dealt with. The Ak
ample Of the worlds fair city is
worthy of emulating by every
city and town in the union.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

4 NEW Chicago industry is
the hot tomale business. The
tomale is a Spanish delicaey
whose cOncoction is a matter OF
dense mystery to the uninitiat-
ed. On the outside it is corn
husks with a swelling center,
and the ends are tied with
twine. It's the size Of a fat
cucumber pickle. The intsriOr
contains. according to the lat.
est bulletins, ground boiled
corn. olives. lard or butter,
minced chicken, Chill sauce,
pepper and salt, and perhaps,
other things. These are vended
ON the street corners at night,
and when the theaters let out
the vanders sometimes do q
land office business,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

A CONTEMPORARY strikes the
nail on the head in the follow.
ing: Th,re are ton many peo-
pie who will not cast their
bread upon the waters unless
they are assured beforehand
that it will come back again in
a few days u full 'rown sand
wich, all trimmed with ham,
butter. and mustard. rolled up
in a warranty deed for enc half
Of the earth and a mortgage on
the other.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

IF the citizens Of Durham
will take some interest in the
matter there is q strong prOba.
bility Of bringing the Postal
Telegraph line 10 Durham. II
il worth looking into aud con-
sidering.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

ASSOCIATE Justice Walter
Clark has been chosen.to deliv.
er the historical oration on the
occasion Of the Guilford Battle
Ground celebration CT July 4th.
An admirable selection.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23


IL the report of the Commits
sioner of Patents is a list of
patents and their improvements
prior TO the year 1900. There
are in this list inventions which
now seem queer. A patent
for "candle manufacture" was
granted TO Joseph S. Sampson,
of Boston, Mass. August 6,
1890. 1t is followed by one for
flour and meal manufacture.
On August 20, 1891, was grant
ed a patent for propelling
boats by steam. John Fitch,
of Philadelphia, was the paten-
tee. There is on the list a pat
ent for cotton-spinning, wind
machine, for thread spinning
and twisting. Another to pre-
serve plants from frost one
for wood.sawing, fish catching,
caboose for cooking, spitturner.
On March the u; 1896, Hogden
Holmes was granted a patent
for a cotton gin.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

IT is hard to tell from some
mems outward bearing of just
how much hypocrisy and viii
liany they are capable. While
a man was occurring in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, a few nights ago
to husbands and urging them
to.treat their wives better he
was arrested on a charge OF
biganfy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

Mr.. Eisenbaum-Vell. mein
sohn, how vos business ven |
vos ouwt!
Eisenbaum, Jr.-I solt Won
pair Of Won tollar pants.
Mr.. Eisenbaum-DUt vos
poor.
Eisenbaum, Jr.-von pair
Of Won tollar pants for tree toll
lars an q kewater.
Mr. Eisenbaum-Goot! GOot
You will make a business man
yedt.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

thinesisc DID herhn good
We could get no rel daS
or uiqht with her. In MS
extremity I tried The CT
TtCrHA REMEDfEs. iat !
confess ! had no faith Ii
them, for ] hai never Ean
them tried. To ms graf
surprise. In one aks
time after beginning tnust
The cuTfcuEA REngnlEs,
the safes were we'll, but |
e1ntlnhed % uss Tie RE
SOLVENT f0f . little Nhiie,
and hnN shs l. - rs :
baby ~ you would Ike tn
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

sse. and a. sound a. . dollar, I believe my hahy
NBah have died " had not ifird CrTiruEs Rka
EplKs. l wFlis this that every mother with lahy
lks mine eAn feel confident that there u medicine
thAt viii the wust scxens, and that medicine u
tha CrrtCuuA RNMEntEH.
MRs. BErTfR BIRKNER, Losthart, Tsfas
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23
TeStinaoniaIs.

DURHAM. n. c., March 90. 1891.
| have usad Dr. Johusons Poultry Powder. and
am very highly pleased with it, effect on our fowls.
making them lay prufusly, and ke ping them f. ee
from disease. ! have not used the ). 5. Hore
Powder, but hearing them SO highly spoken Of, !
intend TO try them. MosEs l.. MCCowN.
Mgr Stable aud Farm, Blackwell Tobacco Co.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

WONDERFUL REMEDY.-We are sery highly pleased with
the effects u Johnsons Stock Powders They have saved us thou
sand times what they cost in curing three very valuable horses
that in candid opinion would have died without them.
W. T. PIERCE,
Stable Manager for the American Tobacco Co., Durham
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

DURHAM, n. G.
have used Juhnsons Horse and Cattle Powders
GU horses and hogs, aud find them 10 be tile best
powder ever used. They seem 10 be all that is
claimed for them, aud propose to use no other a.
long they are kept up 10 the present standard as
rcuied,. q. VI. HARDEN,
Keeper Livery sud Sale Stable.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-23

ED. CHAMBERS SMITH. Chm.
b. 9. BgCRwITH, Secretary.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-26
Cine raoifale GtemersNefprm.

Der prenBii6e GinanszMinifer Mfis
quel bat neuli6 cine grfldrung iiber
bic rabitale Steuer=&eform, tpel9e bic
Negierung benz ndditen 2anbtag por>
legen tDirb, abgegeben.
Sieie Geform pirb I'M nd6ften Winz
ter eine brennenbe Grage in ser preuBiz
f6en politit bilben unb bic 0iscufIion
berfelben i'm 2anbtag blrfte in elmer
&riiis gipfeln. 9errfurtb fiel in ssolae
ieines Wiberitan6es segen bic @ors
l6ldge Miquels, nub anbere Miniiter
iollen, tDie es beiBt, aus bemielben
@runbe @nlaB baben, fir fire pldbe
su 5ittern.
nWeiue SteuersYldne," laate SER
9dquel, ysielen i'm @eIemtliden bas
bin, tuas @nglanb !. 3. felt Der Ute.
eierung Der aSnisin GliIabetb angez
itrebt bat uub iebt gum 5bell belibt,
auf bic elimination Der Qanbs unb
@runblteuer. 9ea @emeinben loll
es freiiteben, ibre 8efeueruna inner,
balb gepiiier bonn parlamsnt ge3oges
men 8rensen na6 eisenem Grmeiien
ben lofalen gebiirfnilen an3upaFen.
Die @emeinben iolen fortam ibre
9luSeaben fiir @analiiation. 6lnBs
re9ulirunaen, Santeu, StraBen unb
g8aReroeriorgung aus Der 8runbz
lteuer belfreiten, ipel6e Der Staat ges
gen bic porgeidlagene GapitalsStener
abtreten mid, bic bi. unter benz iebigen
Spltem beltebeube Ginfommen1teuer e.
ieben fol. llnter benz iest beHebenbeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-26

Spleen finb grobe 2anbFreden, wel6e
1dbrli9 i'm Wertbe fteigett, unbeiteuert,
neil fie fir 8eiebung 6ur9 @ebdube
ober bic 8eitellung bur9 Mderbauer
3urlidgebalten iperben. Oie Better
oerfelben aablen nur. cine fleine
Grunbrente, udbrenb bas Qanb Elm
groBes Capital reprdientirt, bas nur
momentan feline 3infem tragt.
Sas 8efeb errei6t bic 5id) aniam=
melnben 3infen nidt, bic 8efiber err
balten beim Terfauf einem be6eutenb
b6beren preiS, alS lie fir bic @runb>
ltilde beaablt baben, wobur6 bieie be-
giiterte @lalIe elmer 8eftemeruna zines
groBen Sbeils ibres @infommems lid
ent3iebt. Sd perfolge, nm bic 5ad)e
tnr3 3ulammensufaiien, einen breifaz
den 3med.
Sic inbir.iten Steuern ioGe., in Bic
Safe bes Heides, bic peri6nlld,en
Stenern in Die Der staotsn unb bic
Steuern auf unbeipegli6es Gieentbum
IN bic &aiien Der Gemeinben flieBeu.
Dies TT aweifeuos cas ibeale Sterers
Spltem fir Oeutidlanb.
yfatiirlid bin i9 mi6t i'm 9tanbe,
borausauiagen, oh Der 2an6tag baau
feine 3uftimmung geben tpir6 obsr
nt9t, ba fAon iebt li9 tpeit oer,,peiate
unb md9tige Snteref1en bagegen erbes
ben. Sas 6eblen elmer ge1dblolienen
Wtebrbeit unb bic 3beilung Ser SO fsz
bertreter in Gaftionsn unb parteiz5efz
tionen ipirb bic S6mierigfeit, elue
Nfebrbeit fir Die in bea 9 3rlaae ents
baltenen Sheen gu erlangen, 0eraros
Bern, troBoem 1T es mogli6 eine Sfim=
ntenmebrbei, aus ben berldiebenen
Yarteien gu erbalten un6 bic W1ebrbeit
ourfte gum Griltaliietionspunft liir cine
neue partei tperben."
Die IeBte 8emerfung 1T Elm 9Dieber=
baa Der befannten Worte M1iauers, bic
alien parteien bdtten ii6 iiberlebt unb
iniiBten li6 auf Der @runblaae Der fl
tan5leuen unb inbuitriellen Saassfra=
gen reorganiliren. 9ieie Worte fan=
ben bic entbuliaitil6e Yiliguna bes
Raii .rs, tuel6er ebenio febbaft mi.
Serr Miquel iuiini9t, baB b:eie gDirz
tung bur6 bic Mbftimmung iiber bas
Steuerreformz@eieb errei6t luerbe.
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eSn1 9epartememt fir &leiberftpffc

bat n Ormle &eOOlutOn pb seerfn bic e fir arbaen un
tanfen gSaara eBen Seben in @rfaunen.
Snn cine Dame elegant mo6en qeebet n mill 10 bebor "a f
groBen summe mebr, befen 3med gu erreidn
vs. 1T unmos ale preisermdbigngn anauan; elm gu 9
H9egafs unD e rung Der bere6enen Depamn gebt bette
@ustunft '
Sn oersoeen alebeon wie Crepe Gents Mu au IA unb
9Saoe an Is 6ents nb bic e Gens per garb oboeh
poben. ''
500 gaar .Senber aare mobern edn bette ouo
tdt bic 81 90 g ein wurbe MIR pau lbe
Daup n0 TN eobng Separten ebuione einaeren bic ppn n
pabrgenommen uerben ioQten.
Die Sdube SO bas paar abbe aar nid bron me
oen sSr babn fe in alien 5acons S gaar saranirt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-26
g br 10 a r.

Die 9a6frage na6 Gbamberlains
&olifz, @bolera> anb Diarrboe 9eilz
mittel nimmt bauernb au, unb 3par
aug benz @runbe, neil MlIe, bic es perz
iu6t baben, nit befem Mirfung lit bo=
benz @rabe sufrieben iinb unb es allem
ibren yta6barn empfeblen. Wir f6ms
men bas Mlittel gar ni6t tparm ges
mug empfeblen. = Maglep & Smeab,
Wpotbefer lit @emton, Soma. = Sm
San Nntonio gu baben 1T ben Mpotbes
ten BON S. aalteper & Son, Dolp=
ling & Gloob, S. 8. Sod, u. Dreib,
8. S6u4arb, &. gobn & So. unb
&alteper & S@u9arb.
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2inie foll BON Sabine paB mad Wile
Gountp laufen, mo fie ii6 nit Der @bi,
eago, @od SslanS & pacific 8abn
berbinbet.
= Goub. 9ogg bat feline Yrofla=
nation erlaflen 5ur Seier bes 21. Of.
tober. gs fo0 bies namentIi6 in ben
S6ulen gef9eben, wo BEN 36glimgen
Die Sbatia6e bes Wa6stbums Der
Wer. Staaten, Der Woblfabrt be5 2an.
bes, Der 6ebung Der Winemi6aft,
annif nnb 2iteratur porgefiibrt unb
bic pfli9ten un6 8erantiportli6teiten
als amerifaniibe 8iirser eimgeprdgi
mer6en iollem.
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