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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-17
Zeal estale for sale-statcn ISLAND.

q, an LoTS--Sine miles from new York: only Eaur.
SlU weekly: full view OF ocean bathing; 1reo
''eAs" Nr&S Mrs. RooME. 20 East l7tb ST.. New York
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for SALE Of 90 Get-atestrhester Go.

REArTlFuL LITTLE COTTAGE at Parkhil Yonkers
- 10 lot, unfurnshed, for two three years lease
10 refined family of -four To in perfect order
and outside, and worthy of Inspection. healthy 10 n.
tltn and good neighhOrhond; UutctHker VIII show
without permit week lays and sundays: take Northern
X H. from l5Jth st. wa ith dy elevated. hail hourly
trains 20 larEhill, aud only two nutcs walls from
that station 10 house known as ~ Highland Av.
Sl,ODO per year.
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YnblIr 2lptirts,

feet thsno. north 81 degrees So minute, 90 SECONDS
References IL IN AIDE to said map Med Aforesaid fora
more detailed description OF SAID real estate
WILLIAM n. CLARK.
Counsel to the Corporation.
2Tryon row. New Sork
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-17
a1eal estate at'auted.
Suburban. alral estate.

NOR SALE. COrono. /. L. - minutes from New York
Il clty. large manson close lnJatk sonaNr ~ rooms.
suitable for road housc. 81 49, soh9oi sha!1 institution
or private residences cost To hul1 ~ lrhs 5lG,iAli
price So 900 II sol NJ once easy terms photographs
And additional information nom JERE JOHNSON jr.
90 Liberty at. New York and Isv and Jyl Montague
81, brooklyn and Branch olies 81 Corona
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05

You could do nothing; but would you
really care TO hear why Pm going awayp
''Of course l would Paul answered,
scarcely knowing whether to be amused or
serious.
Then l will tell you frankly, Nj. Mere
dith. l am leaving this country because the
girl love is going to marry-so IL is said
another man, and you are that manW
WHAT"
81 have told you. Before you ever set
eyes on Salome Birmingham l loved her
with all my soul; but you came and-well,
you may guess the rest. But | trust, SIR.
that you love her and will never attempt
70 betray her under this promise OF marry
ing her IL any man were TO harm Salome
would murder him as sure as God is
above usl'
Tie low, intense way in which the pit
man delivered those words impressed his
companion; had they not done so he might
have felt inclined to resent them. AS IL
was be saw how matters stood with his
unsuccessful rival and be cried:
Eastwood, God knows that l love and
honor Salome above all women. | would
marry her tomorrow If she would have me.
am sorry for you, old fellow, will you
shake hands. y
He held out his hand frankly, and ere he
was aware of what he was doing Hugh had
wrung it and was fleeing away in the dark
ness.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
CHAPTER XII

EASTWOOD WOOS AGAIN.
For several days the gossips at Marsh
Green and in the adjoining villages had
been discussing with undoubted relish and
much eagerness certain rumors which had
gained currency in respect to the pit-brow
girl, Salome Birmingham.
The White Gypsy had conveyed to the
kindly-souled aud motherly dame with
whom she lodged the intelligence that her
lover was none other than the ward Of sir
Sydney Carsland-Paul Meredith, TO wit,
and the old lady, despite the fact that
Salome had told her the news of her engage
ment in the most solemn confidence, was
quite unable to keep the astounding in
formation to herself.
Hence, as the girl might have foreseen,
Mrs. Hill whispered the amazing news TO
her next door neighbor-in confidence, of
course-aud in q couple of days every one
Of the old women of the village knew all
about it.
From tho women it gradually spread to
the men; but while the former were in
cined TO believe the story OF the pit~brow
girls engagement to the young gentleman,
their male relations simply secuted the
rumor. To the hard-handed pitmen and
their grown-up sons it seemed not only
highly improbable, but utterly impossible
that gentleman OF the social standing and
prospective wealth of the baronet's ward
would ever dream of taking bis wife from
the brow Of a coal pit.
Paul Meredith was simply playing with
the lass, they said; was making a fool OF
Salome, and they averred with numerous
oaths and hard words that she was a fool or
something worse to bother with him and
think lie meant TO marry her.
Among the last 10 hear the current rumor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05

In the extreme eastern edge Of Arizona tnere
is a great shallow salt lake in a bowl-like de
preston, the sink itself being some HUNDREDS u
feet deep and three miles across. Inc va, 70 Is
all the portion OF it not taken up by the iaAs'
dazzling whts with millions upon millions ~
salt crystals In the center Of the lake rlses
what appears to be q cOne-Shaped vocauio
peak. Should you take the trouble to iorG Ia. ~
lake you will find a miniature lake In the "A4-
die OF the peak clear a. crystal.
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and that We will only seem like rsv 80
sunshine that was here yesterday and ~ ~
morrow another in its place. That il -.
one great desire OF sHe
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05

A COUNTY 10 Wise )nsin has been named Villas
after the senior senator from that state.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-02-02
TALK ABOUT TOWN.

The Westminster club have ladies' night
this evening.
A number came down from Chester last
evening to attend the show.
Miss Fuller's school in No. 3 building have
their annual ride Saturday.
Mrs. StiwelPs Sunday school class had q
sleigh ride to Chester yesterday.
Mrs. Griffith of Keene has opened dress.
making rooms in Towards block.
number of Odd Fellows attended the
district meeting at ProctOrsville last evening.
The annual hall of the GO Big 6" at Keene,
February s, will attract a number from this
place.
Annie Kennedy of North Walpole, nine
years old, broke her leg Friday night while
sliding.
The ladies' of the Baptist society have de-
cided to hold their annual fair Tuesday, Feb
ruary 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hall give Ger
man tomorrow evening at their home on
Westminster street.
The bailffs have decided to purchase the
snow pillow mentioned last week, being fully
satisfied with its work.
There were four deaths and ten births in
the village in January against four deaths
and five births last year.
There was Junior sociable at the Baptist
parsonage on Saturday, about 90 being pres
ent who had good time.
There were shipped from this station to
the Boston Dairy Co. during the month of
January, 1904 cans of milk.
H. NJ. Amadon is to move into the old
homestead vacated 10y his brother, Fred, who
has gone to Lancaster, n. H.
Vermont Academy sent a delegation of
about 80 to the production of Macbeth bv
Madame Jauausphpk Iasf
Miss Mabel Capron taught in place of Miss
Deyette part of last week and this week has
been substitute for Miss Goodnow.
Lyman H. Church & Co. have begun to
tear down their old buildings on Earle street
preparatory to removing their mill.
Prof. Campbell of Dartmouth college gave
talk on college Life" at the Conprepa.
tional church last Thursday evening.
The Baptist church choir gave concert at
the church Tuesday evening that was well
attended, and pleasing program was rem
dered.
Miss Gorham has been teaching this week
in place of Miss BrittOn, who was called to
her home In Springfield by the death of her
mother.
The street commissioner has been busy
opening the catch basins about the village
the past week, and sprinkling the sidewalks
with sand.
Warren Moore & Son have purchased an
interest in the paper mill ct Bradford, which
they formerly owned, and left this week to
take control.
The Rebekahs have a supper and social
In Odd Fellows hall Friday evening. Supper
from to 30. Come everybody and bring
your friends.
Clough & Davis from Saxton'sRiver have
opened blacksmith shop ON Rockingham
street, In the building formerly occupied by
]. w. Broderick.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-02-02
WINDSOR.

Fred York, young man about "a
years of age, shot himself through the
head Monday morning.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave an entertainment entitled 1.-THE
Carnival of the Seasons on Tuesday
evening, which was fully attended and
a financial success.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-02-02
BROOKllNE.

Forty-two members of the Sunday
sc no' vt Of GO enjoyed the sleigh-ride
to Townshend Saturday, and then return
ed ~ L. w. Bush's where bOuntiful
dinner was served.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-02-02
gellorus Stalls dimes.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

So Positively nothing will be accepted for
this department except when accompanied
by Cash on basis Of 10 cents per line Of seven
words for each insertion.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-02-02
Farmers Institute.

Farmers Institute.
A farmers institute will be held at
Spring field, VT, on Thursday and Fri
day, FEBRUARY and 3, under the dire ction
of the board of agriculture. The pro-
gram follows:
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
FORENOON.
1000. Address of Welcome,
1880. Horse Breeding, G. M. WinslOw,
lI3O. Discussion.
zoo Paying for Milk by test, (llustrated)
Prof. j. L. fills, Burlington.
800. Discussion.
us. The Tale of Modern John Tompkins,
Miss I.uthera Whitney.
40. Address, George W Pierce,
BrattlebOro.
$50. Checks and Balances. L. M. Cragin.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
FORENOON.
1000. Farming in Vermont, C. Horace Hubbard.
1910. Discussion, James R. Walker.
ii 90. The Corn Crop, James K. Walker.
III 80. Discussion.
200. The Dairy Cow and Her Food,
ID. w. vail, fOmIfeC,
j. o. Sanford, Stamford.
$50. Discussion.
100. Music,
us. Resources of Vermont Victor I. Spear
Braintree.
see. Vermont as Q Summer Home,
III. N. Arms, Springfield
s45. Discussion.
All meetings are free, and the ladies
are especially invited to be present.
en-. WINsLOw, Secretary,
Brandon, vt.
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&leibtrfoffe.

Ste nsaeifen Sabrifate, S rben, Wlufter.
SoIes anortiment Der Sopiadins Mpben,
sote Suffer 2&esenbosenfarben.
8eiak
in Sdmmt, seibe, 9erIen, giaf9, gdnbern
Mobttdten fiir Hromenabe. ,tnb @efeuf6aftse
9pilette.
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18. 6 a ptte1.

Gm anberen Gage enlpfina Maitlano
Elm Billet oes Darons. .Weein lieber
WtaitlanO !" ldrieb bieler, rid) bab1 auf
hente Stahmittag smei llbr ben juneen
Rettber9 Su mir entboten. @oGen
Sie mid UNI biele I3eit beinden, oamit
mir ibn nit ieinem fiinftigeu S6idlate
befannt ma6en? Sb ct freilid foms
men ipiro, fann id ni6t gang pers
biirsen, benn ct bat mid l6on friiber
einnal auf feinen Belu4 peraeblid
fparten lalien. Sbr WOlfsang b. Ct i
Ole bonn 8riefi9reiber sefpdblte 3eit
paBte Waitlanb ldle9t. gii1t einen
Iugenblid lang bate CT felt geitern ben
@eSanfen art Melanie los peroen f0us
men, unb wie NIT taufenb Magneten
aog es i'm ju ibr. @eraoe Die Sfunbe,
Die Der Barron fiir Die 3uiaminentunft
nit bem 8ru6er eeipablt, hattie Wfaits
Lamb gu Oem 8elu9e Der @6melter be,
itimmt er bate iie geitern I'm Die
9let6e 3eit ansetrofen, unb In Der
leioenl9aftliben llnrube, bieibn qudlte,
9laubte er i6on, lie bente su perfeblcn,
menn er ni4t bieielbe Stniibe einbielt.
@s mar ibnr jebod an einer perl6n,
liden Begegnuis NIT WtslanienS 8rns
Der ptel gelegcu, obtDobt er cine lolde
ant liebften unter pier augen setpiinl6t
bdtte.
BUR beitimmten 3eit lisB er ieinen
Srou9bam einipannen un6 fubr 3l benz
Waron. Gr fanb ibn allein. r@enn
SIR Sdiislims piinttli9 mare," be,
mertte sr. nod Der ltbr iebsnb, 40
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Sic We(tauSfteIluna.

Ques in NGem senomm.u, 1T bic BeIt ssrebt. DaS
beibt, tbr ufbel TT ,ismlid asemeiu sereht. Sbue
3neifel 1T e felt Der 3eit su TeI6er bic aarapeaen
RES Columbus auf ber 16be ber Raite ppn Gan Sapaz
Dor er6ienen Bis gum sesenwdrtisen Sabre Der Setter
btsIes 6resntfcs gu peIeu faIideu Slubiplserunsen
setommen, bod finb 8eipieIe fur tbre @sre6ttstett
rprtauben, pe6e uubeanfanbet ctirt psreen tSnnen.
Die Welt bat mad perslstaenben Weru6en SOffetters
WOsenbitters ben greS fur Birtfamteit In EiIsn bon
Gteber, pcn rbeumatti9en unb Neren Gtbruraeu
DpSpepie, 9eberietben, 8srltepfuua, Rerpenleiteu
unb S6pdde, juertannt. Inter ypDSitipeu 1batSa.
den obne rsen6 psI6en 3we'fel" perbt,nt Stces Der
htet eusn berpcrrasenpen Pas. Die Grfabruns etner
eintmmenbe 3eusnts elmer srOkeu 3abt terporraaens
Der Ner3te benefit ieine Rttstett. Mdn prpbire has
Sttters uHb beitdttse has 0erStet.
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ten Gegenitaub Der Distulion mirb
bic Groge Der 8ilbung eines permaz
nenten biplomatii9en 8ureaus biIben,
welbes bic aufsabe baben ion, iebeut
3erDlrfniB 5uif6en ben 86Itern pors
5ubeugen.
= Die babril6en @leritalen fin6 in
Qngit tuegen Der rGebellionSgeIiife1
Der bon Dr. Sigl gefabrten 8auernz
biinbler. I'm fie gu bdmpfenlunb sus
glei9 ben Gorti6ritten bes SociaIiss
mus ginbalt gu tbun, baben bic @leris
falen i'm Miin9ener 2anbtage bei6lols
fen, einige 'bauernfreunbli9e @eiebe
an3unebmen, unb bereits 10 Outrage
porbereitet, tpelhe in benz bapriIben
2anbtag eingerci6t tmerben iollen. Die
Worlageni feben utter anoeren cine
oollitdnbige &epiiion bes. beltebenoen
Stelerfpftents bor. IS foll eine pro.
grefiiDe Yeiteuerung, bic na0 oben
ni6t begren5t 1T. eingefiibrt tperben,
10 baB bic Dfentli6en 2a1ten auf bic
S6uItern Der @rOBgrunhbeiber nab
eapltaIiiten fallen unb bic mittlsren
unb unteren &laifen, inabeionbere bic
&leinbauern bur6 9luf9ebung Der
8run6iteuern erleidtert werben.
Safer Wilbelm bat fi6 in ges
sleitung bes Samplers bon @apripi
unD nlebrerer anDerer 0iiniter nad
Bremen begeben, UNI Der @ntbiifIuug
beS Dortigen Dentmal5 fur feinen 8roB.
batter beiaumDbnen. IS beiBt er babe
ben Giiriten giSmard eingelaben, ibn
mad Bremen gu be9leiten.
= Nuf BENT &ittergate WeiBou BEL
8reifstpalb in pommern eri6oB Elm
mabnlinnig 9eworbener @drtnerburIbe
ben 8eiiBer beS @utes, @rafen 8iiis
der bon Wablitatt, bermunbete bic
@rdfin ylii6er ,6btli9 unb beging
baum Selbfmorb. Cine 2iebesuffaire
iOl Der Sragobie au @runbe liegen.
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800 selpbnans. 800.

Die 2eier ber vSreten prefie" tperben iid
freuen, su srfnbren, bob es ipenieitenS cine
gefiirdtete 5tranfbeit siebt, tpel@e bic 0iHens
fdaft In al ,bren Stufen 3u 5etIen int Stanbe
lit; Saa's Ratnrrb. 8ur tit bic einaise jett Der
drstlt6en 8rieeri4aft betannte ppiitipe 8ar.
RStarrb erfOraert als eine Sonititutionss
&rantbeit cine eonitituticnele 8ebanblung.
Sall's Rutarrt G,r tpirb innerli4 genommen
mnb tpirtt bireft aui baS 8lut unb Die idIeis
misen SberFd9en Oes SpitemS, raburd bic
@rnnbIase Der aranfbeit seritDrenb unb benz
Vatienten Strait sebenb, inbem iie bic aoniti.
tuition bes &6rpers aufbant unb ber 9tatur in
ibrem @erte bilft Die Gisentbiimes baben
70 piel 8,rtrauen Az ibren SeiItrdften, bab iie
einbunsert Doilors 8elobnuna fir jeben SAT-
anbieten, ben iie gu turiren perfeblt 9aBt
Sud cine 9tite BON 3eusniiien toinmen gtan
abrsiiire:
s. s. @beneb C 60, 9olebo, o.
~ 8cn Droauiiten, rs @ents.
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ieten, oaB sic Serrn Mait(al6 in bic
les gerlpre6em nidt einseiblolien
batten, 10 fiiblte i'd mid bod 1i1t be-
rehtist, cine ausuabme 3u ma9eu."
nOaran baben Ste gani redt ses
than, 8rdulein 0tettbers!S ftimmte
gSolfgang BET.
sDieier Maitlano lit eim ;u GROCER
2ebemanu,1 er9riff Srau bon Yra1mtt
Oas Wort, ,um Sbnen ein pertrauenss
ipiiroi9er Treuno gu iein, liebe Melas
ME. Sd fenne i'm 3ipar ni9t peri0ns
lid, bod iteht er in bem Ruie, segen
Saiter aller slrt lebr bulbIam gu 1ein
uno nit Seuten bon iii9elloleu Sitten
5u perfebreu. Der Boron fat gang
Redt, Melanie, es lit better, Mtaitlano
erfa6rt Sbren Nufentbaltsort ni6t."
sSlt oas Bortrdt batb fertig?" frus
Seliettas.
nyio6 ni9t," perlette Die Malerin,
tpilfte aber ld9elno Sran BON gra4s
mtg gu iif. rWteiuen Sie, snabige
Srau, oab es abnli9 iit?"
rGh! bas lit ia gang liberia
ldenb!" !" rief bieie init >freuoi9em aus,
6rud.
SelicitaS wuroe ungeoulbig, Die
gfi53e ebenfalls gu ieben, mubte ii9
ober einise Wtinuten se6uloen, bis Mes
lanie nod elm paar 9tri6e bin3usefiist
bate.
-,Sest biirfen @ie fommen,A lagte
Wfelanie lG6eluo, inbem ie ben Blei,
itift mesleste.
aaum bate Selicitas b,n eriten Bid
anf bas Blatt getporfen, als tire
Wange Die Sarbe Der &ole annabm.
yft9t nur Wolf9an9s Hortrdt erblifte
ite, fonoern aud ibr eiseues, uno ni1t
genug, baB 8eibe NIT GROCER Treue
wteoerge9eben maren, ionbern tpie 1ie
einanber anidauten, 3etsten lire Wfte,
nen ben IuSbrud Ser innisen 3drtlid.
felt, pelde Die &iinltlertn In ihren Ser.
sen abute. Sin freuoises 9ddeln Der.
flarte SSol9an8s @eii9t, ols er bos
Bib ebeufalls betra9tete, unb Me!as
ME ielbit ldien fid bes Beifalls Att
freuen, Der ibrem fletnen Runlfmerfe
allieitig gu 9beil tparb, 70 bas Der Reit
oes Nbenos anfdeinenb fiir slae better
peritri9.
stls Der 8aron sesansen mar, ltano
Wfelanie auf, Inn fi6 in ibr 3immer
5nritdjusieben. Sbr Gntlis mar pon
elmer let9ten Bldlie iiberf flogen, tpel1e
SSelicitQ8 fehr lpphl nerit1t1b. @ie frat
an ibr, ldlans ibren Nrm ianft nm iie,
fitbte lie auf bic @anse uno iaste
nit leiier, bepester Stimme: sd
CLAUDE, Wtelanie, Sie baben mebr BON
einem @nsel, als irseno Gines uon
uns !"
Mtelauie oriidte ibr ianft Die 9auo
unS obpobl BON feinem Der beioeu
Mdbden mebr Elm @ort selpro6en
lparb, fiiblte bod jeoe BON ibnen, baB
iie Die anbere peritaub.
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lollte er ldon 90 ieiu. Bie es ldeint,
pirO er li6 Sbnen aud beute ni6t
itel1en."
.Sd babe @runo Su uermut1en, i"
ld9elte Bolfsans, voaB er einises Ser,
langen trd9t, nit mir Elm paar @orte
gu lpre6en. 90ren sic? Da flopft's
loebeil.-6erein !"
@omunO 0tettbers trat ein. Der
Gusorud freber 7Si9erbeit in icinetr
perlebten 3ii9en i6manb, ais er lab,
oaB Der Baron ni6t al1ein mar.
uGuteu Sag, Serr Hettbers," enl,
ping i'm Nolf9ang, rnebnen sic
iid etnen Stlthl uno lallen Sic uns
iiber Sire slu9elesel,beiten reoen. aens
men sic oieien 9erril?" fiigte er nit
einer 9anbbeme9ung mad Mfait(ano
binSu.
r2ann mid ni6t erinnern4 perleste
Nettberg nit einenl iniBtrauii9en Blid
auf Wfaitfano, inoem er 36serno PlaB
nahnt.
p9ie ter,len mid ni6t, mie sic
iasen," er9riff Wtaitlanb bas @ort,
puno bod babeu sic fi9 eie Sreibeit
9enommeu, meinell 9tamen auf einen
We9iet bon finfSebnbunbert Warf su
iesen. gSilleitI Sic nun, per i6 bin ?"
Das Intlit beS Gerbreders iuaro
erofabl. Sein au9e ipanoerte sipii9em
Der Ebiir unb Dem Baron bon Sturen
btn unbr fer, oils iei er ilnsstpiB, Oh er
oie 6ilfe bet bieIem ODER in {6neller
Slu4t fHden iollte.
rWein Sreuno bat mir baS Berlpre,
den 9esebeu, Sie nidt 9eri6tlid per>
fel9en s5ll ipollen, = le9te fi9 8olfgaug
hrs Wfittel, saber nur inter elmer Bes
oin9ung."
,Wsl9e lit bies q frm9 6ettbera nit
eiilenl }Atateil, lauernoen Musbruf.
rDaB Gle nit Der nd9lten S9ifis>
9elesenbeit mad Gmerifa 9eben, eroffs
nete i6m Der Baron. STR oie Reiie.
foiten luerben mir Gorge tragen."
Rettbers l6ien etipas enttduldt.
Limb pas fOll i'd ba Sriiben anfans
9en?A frus er trotig. ,Soll i6 bort
perbunsern ?"
yWir Beibe baben 8erbinoungen in
Stem Oorf, CAB Wolf9an9 our glnt,
mort, .irlo es foftet unS nur ein @ort,
Inn Sbuen Elm auitdnbiees unterfon1,
men gu perldafien.4
uGs lit Dies Die ei13ise WDgli9feit
fiir sic, bem 3u9tbauie gu entgeben, :"
ergdn3te Wfaitlano, nallo mdblen Sie. :"
sd babe bereits seipdblt~ enti9ieS
lid Rettbere, lid iperbe mein Slid in
9lmerita Derlu6en."
m@ut, nerleete Wfaitlano, .io fonl,
men Sie tnorgelt I'M biele i3eit 3u mir.
Sd werbe Sbnen ben bon mir einges
l0iten @ediel seisen. glber merfsn
sic ii6 iuobl, menu Sie iih ni6t
piinftli9 auf Die Wtinute einftn6en, 10
itebt morsen Nbenb SIR Stedbrief in
alien .3eitunsen."
Wfaitlanb nannte inn ieine Wobnung
uno 9riff mad leinem Sute. v@uts
i6uloisen Sie mid, lieber Baron, j"
wanOte er iidl on @otfgans, oemielben
Die Sanb rei6enb, naber i6 babe Gle.
gaeS ltebri9c f0nnen Sie ia ielblt nit
oielem 9errn beipre6en. gluf Wieber,
ieben!4
Obne iid) aud nur no9 nit einem
8ltde UNI 9fettbers gu fiimmern, bet.
lieB ct baS 3immer.
8aum fab WtelauienS Gruber ii9 nit
Dem Baron allein, alS er raid auf ben,
ielben sutrat.
(Sortietune fcIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-18

Sebes fatarrbaliid)e llebel, &atarr6 ielbii
unb alts baraus entitebtnbeu 6olsen ,ueroen
burd DR.. Gage's Catarrh Remedy poltitdn.
big uno permanent sebeilt. Ginerlet, pte
idliutm ober einse,uursslt elm Gal iet, Ct
tptrb burh ba8 Remedy" fnrirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-18

= Die 3aT9eatiider Der feineu
Samen Der olten Welt linb ieBt aug
inbii6er 2einwanb, bic 10 biinn lit
y tpie elm Nebel." Sn ben @den 1T
bas Wonograr1m ber 8eiiBerin geitidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-18

9ftue &aareu TT ieoem 9epartement.

sen Sag erbosn mir n aeaarn bte seDdttea
nn1 Suneen fd gbrtge Eager
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-18

eon rafftntrten uno foncentrirten Bfan,en.
ldifen: Ste perhitea, linoern unb betlen
e1ne StorIn8 Hno nnitbetlige 5olgen Ser.
EoptMn8, WerSanunssbei6tuerSen, bili6ie
Mnfdle, gaitrtithes uno bittBfes Ropf,peb
uno alle Stbtspoiitionen ber 2eber, bee Wla.
gems itro ber Gtn9eiueiOe - uno atuar auf
BITE 9aner. 8nr6 ibre milben unb ma.
tnrgsmdben Wirfungeu fibren bieie fleinen
Ytlld3en bic &orperton5 n5titution tuieber In bte
rsdtsn 8ege. Sbr @iniluB 1T etn blet
beuber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-18
Seppitbe! seppit6e /!

Aannt nunO sdaanfn
uas saaas a0ds la bu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-18
9fDDitdtelt

in ieoem Departement ,lnleres Gei9afts, be.
fonbers AUDI in 3 Taf6entii@ern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-18
SausbaltultQS : Nrtitel.

Infer Sraperie Denattement lit iebr in
Iaipru9 senomtiltsn. llnsesdbIte Muiter in
Spiben nnb @beniIle gorbdnsen. Gnerbanb
Oraperien tpereen entmorfen unb ieIbft aus.
sefibrt Usan bat ',itr sa ipdbIen. gortieren
bon $3.50 a,tftpdrts @piten. @orbdnse bon
75'Gents ab. gafels2einen3eug. Sanbtiider,
Da,tnen. AuiIts, &iffen &c. &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-18
Nelte 8lanfets.
Glafe : San0id)ube.

ssir baben eine san3e 9(ustpabl in Il, s.,
= unb 8fnopfisen Musquetdre 9anbF9uben
erbaIten. Neue Ga1ben. @reiie BON rs Gents
aufrdrts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-08
A Tried Remedy for Bllllousnoss.

Those who suffer from disorder or inaction
Of tho liver will never get the upper hand OF
the unruly organ so long ss they use such ir-
rational remedies as blue pill. csloruel and
podopyhyllin. But from the tried and popu'
lor medicine, Hos! etter's stomach Bitters,
they may expect relief with certainty of
obtaining It. The influence OF the Bltters up
Oh the great hillary gland is direct powerful
aud speedily felt. The relief afforded Is not
spReuodIc, but complete aud permanent. The
ssllowness az tie SKIN, turred appearance or
The tongue indigestion, costlveness, headache
nausea, palms through the right side and
shoulder, in fact every accompaniment OF the
obstinate complaint arc entirely and prompt
ly removed by u course Of this inestmata Die
medicine, In behalf OF which testimony is con
stantIy enanating from every quarter, ara
from all Glasses OF society.