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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

comes round the owner hunts up his
flock, wrestles with it for the fleece,
and pays no more attention to his
property for twelve months. In
Jackson County, Florida. a Mrs. Car
penter has flock of 1900 which
grew from seven sheep. In some
years Mrs. Carpenter has got as much
as 81, 900 for her wool.
To many people sheep is a sheep,
and that is all. There is as much
difference in breeds of sheep as there
is in races of people. Six centuries
ago some of the breeds Of sheep in
England were no larger than rabbits
or rats. In 100 an English OK
weighed 400 pounds; calves, SO
pounds; sheep, % pounds; lambs, IS
pounds. In 1900 the live weight of
cattle in England was 800 pounds;
sheep, so pounds; lambs, so pounds.
Last year Armour & Co., of Chicago,
killed over 1000, 900 sheep, and the
average weight was 80 pounds. Most
of these were from west Of the Miss
issippi, where the average weight is
not equal to that east of the river.
The human race is not all that has
been growing better. What can
be done with sheep is shown in
the increase of the wool bearing. In
1910 the average weight OF
the fleece east Of the Mississippi
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16
The Poultry Raisers' Rule of Ten.

Ten hens in a house that is ten
feet square, with yards ten times the
size of the house, is a rule to follow.
Ten hens with one malyis the correct
mating, and ten eggs tlder a setting
hen in winter, are enough. Ten
weeks is long enough to keep a broiler
before it goes to market, and pair
of ducks or fowls should weigh not
over ten pounds. Ten cents per
pound is the average price for fowls
in market, and 10 cents should feed a
hen one month.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

from the "cOllonie." At that time
tobacco was currency IN Virginia.
The colonial authorities gave bounty
of five pounds of tobacco for every
yard of wooden cloth made by colon
lists. But he was a Virginia states
man-John RandOlph-who said he
would go out of his way any time to
kick a sheep" Maryland had sheep
from the very beginning of set
Element. The Swedes brought
sheep into Delaware. They trimmed
the tails so as to leave a bunch Of
wool at the end like lions tail.
This was thought to improve the ap-
pearance, and also to make better
defense against feas.
Kentucky is the natural home Of
the mutton sheep. All Of the year
grazing on blue grass gives meat
which cannot be excelled. From
Winchester as many as 5000 lambs
have been shipped to market in a
single day. They sell for from So to
SIS a head, and make sheep raising
profitable on land worth 1925 to S175
an acre.
Kentuclians began early to improve
their fiocks In 1909 the first mer-
mos brought into Kentucky, only
two of them, sold for $1,000 In the
next three or four years the Kentuck-
ians went wild on the subject of inn
proved breeds. Prices mounted to
fabulous figures. Samuel Long, OF
Lexington, bargained with Mr.. Trot-
ter, of the same place, for one ram
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A Costly Manuscript.

A papyrus manuscript found in the
den of an old hermit in cave near
Jerusalem in the year 1880, and which
experts have all along believed to
have been the handiwork of ST. Peter,
"the friend Of Christ" was submitted
to a committee of the Biblical So
ciety of London in 1890. They have
arrived at the conclusion that the
work is in reality exactly what it
porports to be-the latest literary
work of the great apostle. 1t has
not been ascertained exactly who has
charge Of the relic, but it is said that
society of British literary volupt-
uaries" has offered 800, 900 for the
document.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

throughout the entire region east Of
the Mississippi, merinos = full
bloods, half bloods, and all degrees
were for sale. Merino lambs sold
for 81, 900 in the height of the fever,
and came down to 81.
In the piney woods Of West Flor
ida and Southern Georgia, Alabama
Mississippi and Louisiana is one of
the queerest branches of the indus
try. Sheep run wild. They roam at
large in the pine woods and are self
supporting. When shearing time
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

inca when the discoveries came,
'4e Globe Democrat. The de-
l2AtS Of these wild sheep still
llt the Rocky Mountains. At a
le the wild sheep look clumsy,
7aen frightened they go over the
0E!th the agility of the goat.
7 are the best of mountain
.fS They make their way to
: where nothing else without
%can follow. There is nothing
ASn to approach this wild NUT
LngllShmen who have eaten it
@QrpaSSeS the finest tame NUT
" their country.
SliS second voyage to America.
! "'' Columbus stopped at a port
l' canary Islands, and brought
MOCK for breeding purposes in
|oly ne was to found. Besides
csaJ hogs, Columbus brought a
~,ocN Of sheep. In 1880 Cortez
,,o@.Ilng out with the politicians
!" wy OF Mexico, went to Cuer-
n n" ana founded a great sheep
y. ~, Inc eight hogs imported by
ID -,'uS were the progenitors of
'%y% thousands which stocked
s"alSh possessions. From the
5@~'ata ranch of Cortez the tlocks
IVY were driven in all directions.
!, 9,gapled what is now Old Mex
-n IeXaS and New Mexico, and
T NJ. driven into the Utah of to-
h 1larro took some of these
w. WIN him on his expedition for
Ia "Y02St Of Peru, and the tiocks
~. "er South America, crossing
T "s and occupying the great
\ -; u, Id Plata. When Menendez
IL 1863, under commission of
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

the product merino potatoes. Bull
calves in Pennsylvania were adver-
tised as 'the pure merino breed" A
farmers wife named her tenth child
"Merino Schmidt"
Robert r. Livingston, of New
York. known in American history as
Chancellor Livingston, was largely
responsible for the mania. Livingston
was Minister to France. He went
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

The papers were full of it. Marvel
Gus statements of the great profits to
be made were in circulation. Farms
were advertised as peculiarly adapted
to merino sheep. The worst scrubs
were given the names of the most
noted Spaniards. Ships were named
"The Merino" A farmer in New Jer-
sey who got half a bushel of potatoes
from single one used for seed called
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

a string of seventeen missions for the
Indians from San Diego to San Fran
cisco had over million sheep in
hocks attached to those missions.
Virginia in early times had law
prohibiting the removal of any sheep
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

came so interested in the subject that
he concluded to push the number Of
sheep" on his plantation, saying he
chad never before considered, with
due attention, the profit from that
animal F."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

After Washington's death some of
the best of his sheep we're bought by
George Washington Pa1ke Custis
and taken to Arlington. A new
flock, with added fame, was created.
Custis inaugurated the custom of an
nual strengthening meetings. Gen
tlemen farmers came from the neigh
boring counties. The date was the
3Oth Of April. The meeting place
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

was the great Arlington spring, which
gushed out not far from the Potomac.
Toasts were drank, speeches were
made and prizes were distributed for
the best specimens of sheep.
While the merino mania lasted it
overshadowed everything. The fever
ran, like something contagious, from
town to town and from farm to farm.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

ba fr VI spain, to colonize Flor
,eero g ,I 400 sheep, as we'll as
OIdaSt, caves, and San Augustine,
s. N.Y. V town in the United
SDan naS founded. The traces of
S6een' Sl origin are seen to-day in
ga, Vi Florida and Southern
tarr sa ca an important part in
ol1iVllement Of this country.
o priests who established
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16
pIEs ABOUT SHEEP.
MN DECLINE OF THE
,.NIA FOR MERINOS.

r,oous Breed Was Introduced
~. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Flock
|aderful Wool Gatherings ls, Wild
the Mountains-The Piney
4; Product.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

rT the WORK has DeeH Ill GIle
|, Of Gen. Ezra A. Carman, for
| +he chief clerk of the Depart
. Of Agriculture. West OF the
,tbe ranch side of the sheep bust
has been most thoroughly in
lated by H. A. Heath, of the
MS Farmer. There is no politics
-he sheep book" Some people
/, think of sheep without con-
.ing them with the tariff. Gen.
nan and Mr.. Heath have man
great deal Of inter-
10 information, and have not for
ged an argument either for
Tti0n or for free wool.
lire we're wild sheep in North
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SAYINGS AND Do
INGS HERE AND THERE.

Jokes and Jokelets TIL at Are Supposed to
Have Been Recently Born-Sayings and
Doings that Are Odd, Curious and
LauShable.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

y UnG morse DOOR"
and "the COW book"
the Government is
about to add the
sheep book. EX-
perts have been en-
gagged Sc V e r a l
months gathering
the material for
the story Of the
S h eep industry.
East of the Mis-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

Valid; but Sensible?
Girls over L can make valid wills
under the laws of Scotland.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

OMNIBUS Brought Sheep.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-02

Die 2urbtnen, auf Die uniere
bentige lne6anil9e 8iIenl6aft iib niel
gu quite tbut, iinb cine alte, falt 3OOOs
iabrt9e Grfinbung, tpie Or. @albemar
Beld na6geiptelen bat. SIN 9tuftrase
BON Werner Sien1enS fat er ReiIen In
armenien unb 9urbiltan sema6t, beren
gang auBeroroentli9 ret6e @rsebnilie
auf oeri9tebenen @ebieten ct iebr an,
aiebeuo in Der trefflihen 9eosrap6il6en
3eitl tl9rift r@lobus" l9il6ert. Sn ser
@egenb Der Stabt San entbedte Beld
einen 80 Gilomcter lan9en &anal, 3u
oeHen Nusfiibrung trt9onometril9e
8enntniiie gebOrt baben miihen; er
itammt BON benz balbailden G0nise
WfenuaS uno mar NIT Mflblen pers
Iebell, bic mad Dem Turbinenprin3ip be-
trteben murbeu unO fiibrte III eincm
@qudOutt iiber ben 9orldabTluB. Diele
Gbatia6en belpeiien, oaB oas Ertn5tp
Der 2urbtuenmiiblen ben G6alo6ern
i9on Dor ettpa POO Sabren befannt
seweleu lit. Seoenfalls 1T oicier aqud>
ouft ais cine 9roBarti9e S60pfuns gu
betra6ten, bic in i9rer iolioen 9lusfiibz
rltng bis auf Ben beutiSen Gag brilliant
funftionirt, eiIlen groBen 3beile Der i'm
1aiosor belegenen AZ O0rfer oa8 fiir
Ste Sel0er uno @drten unentbebrli6e
8erie lelung8maiier liefert uu0 babel
slei6Seitis 20 Wtiiblan 0rilber erilttrten
mebr ais 40) treibt.
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aaB ibm freien 2aut
70 tuirb iidaus 2eircl SuT.en biclleidt et-
tpas Grnftlides entuifcin, bcionotrs, wenu
Dein Slut In ihicdter CerIafiuns If. 9a
felt fta germ NIB bdufg aussebruus Elm.
Die aranlbeit iuurselt fid feit, ebe On cine
Abnuns baoon baff.
:3u tparten taugt ntdts, beionbers tpenn
man tim Wlittel aii Sono bat. Seoe llnpdB.
Iidteit, Der mar burd bas Stnt beifommen
fam, ssridipi.ibtt beim Gcbrau9 BON Dr.
pierces Golden Medical Discovery. 8ei
fd,iperem 6ui.gn, 8rondial., Qunaen. unb
6alsfrantbetsil, Inhna, Scrofeln in jegtt
der form unb ieibir bti Der icrofuloisn Gun.
a.u 4fiefticu, luetd)e man Aus3ebruns
rieunt, beipirft es, )penistens tn beren I'm.
faussitabiuni, cine pciittpt pHb rollitdubiss
Rur.
Gs Tt bas einsi9e Glutretntsunsss, arait.
erssueunas. un6 steftaurirunssnlittsl, fiir
pelfes CARA mite gefeiitet uirb. Sn ie.
bfm Safe, IN benz es ntd)t btlft ober beilt,
tpirb bas Gclh bafiir 5uriidgeeeben. 90
tpirs BON allsa arSHsjpsrtautsrn ssboltet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-02

Yupe befla9te ii6 einmal geseu slr.
butbuol. baB man itets Nusfdlle auf
ieinen @barafter made. Sein Sreunb
bat i'm, gu erlauben, OaB er ibm cine
@el9i9te er5dblen biirfe. St begann;
n@init sins elm feiner Mann auf Der
Safe uno marb 3ufdllig bon eii1isen
9anenfebrern, Die ben &otb aus beln
Sabrme9e 5ulammen febrten, bei9must.
9eiti9, mie er mar, i6impfte er GENIAL
ttg auf lie, mas iie jeoo6 rubis ertrlt,
gen. Da ma9te er ben WerIu9, NIT
lslnem Stode audi lie gu beldmusen.
,5a! ba!' riefen fe. ,lieben Ser gna6ise
Derr Iol6en Spab, oann mollen MIR
TIN aud pieber bebienen. Das lit ia
nnler 9anomert!' Z llnb oanit erpiz
oerten lie leine unlaubere BegriiBung
BRET, piermal, bis er iber unb iiber NIT
Sotb bebedt mar"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-02

Sie ipra6 Oies NIT letier, sebro6e>
uer Stimme, mic bic lebten @orte
elmer Sterbenben.
Molfgang oriidte iie nit milbem ul1s
geltiim nod einmal an 1eine 8rnit.
DAM erleidterte ein Ihranenl nltron
iein Serfleil6teS Oer5; er tiiBte iie mies
Der unb in1mer ipieoer NIT etnent pabns
fnnisen 9@mer5, tpie tbn nur berje=
ntse fennt, welder weiB, mas es beiBt,
ii9 auf INNER BON bem 2iebiten uno
EAeueriten auf ser SBelt trennen 3u
miiiien. Seltcita8 weinte i6metsenb.
gto6 einmal fliiiterte iie: r2eb' nobl! /"
Dann rib iie ii9 bon linn los uno elite
tpee.
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80. 9o pitel.

0le SollHe luQr UeTuHler9elullleH.
Son Siioen ber 5os cine i6war5e @ete
termanb am 9imnel berauf, III Wel6er
ii9 ueiBli69raue, lduefltge @olfen
barsen. @er um oieie 3eit unteripess
mar, Der bdtte wobl llriade sebabt, be-
ior9te glide nab Dem finiter 3ufams
menseballten @etp0lf sll lperfen, aber
Der Reiter, lpel9er auf ber etnlamen
9anbltraBe babintrabte, fiimnerte li6
nidt barum.
DaS Ionit 10 frii6e uno itrablen6e
stntlie @olf9an9s, Dem mir chen anf
leinem traurtser 5einttpese begesnen,
mar blab uno befiinmert, sefduf6te
Soffnun9 unb tiefes, leioenl6aftlibes
Briiten batten leiner 5tirn bas 5iegel
reiferen 2ebens aufse6riidt !; III tpenie
gen Stunben i9ien er I'M Sabre seal,
tert.
Smmer5u ritt er our6 oie etnlamen
6luren, pel6e ii9 tiefer uno tiefer tit
SiniterniB biillten. Sn langen, i9mes
rem St0Ben be9ann Der @ino 3u beulen.
@r trieb bas fernbrobenSe @eipSlf beran.
Der 6ilnmel 0ffnete itd flammenb nnb
auf au9enblife blitte Die 2anoi6aft
bell aus Der gta6t berpor, Ser 8oben
er3itterte unter betdubenben Donnere
16ldsen uno In biden 9tromen rauidte
ber Negen 9erab. Der Reiter bielt 3ue
weilen att, I'M it9 in Der SinlterniB 3u
orientiren, nnb oann f6iittelte er ben
8opf benn nebr uno mebr getpann er
Die ueber5eu9uns, baB er, ttur INNER
NIT ieinen qualpollen @ebanfen be-
: i9dftist, Oes @ees ni9t sea6tet unb
bel irSeno elmer 3reu3un9 bte fali6e
Strabe eingeidla9en bate.
Da tau6te pl0tli9 TIM btoletten Qid)te
zines Glieitrabls bidt an Der StraBe
Elm nieoeres ldnsli9ss @ebdube auf.
60 Utel S8olf9an9 in Der fli6tisen Sc,
leu6tnn9 nnterl9eiben fonnte, mar es
cine art Sduppen, oeiien ibm 3use-
febrte Seite offen lag. @r ltieg pom
Yferoe uno fiibrte ballelbe lit ben fin>
fteren Naum. Da eri9ien plStli9 am
anberen Cube bes 59uppens Elm atdtz
itreifen uno in beln 3pij6enraun
etner fi9 Offuenbeu Gbiir 3eisten fi9
Die bunfeln umriiie einer nleni6li9en
@eitalt.
rgilt On ba, 9aul?" rief lie i'll Ben
finiteren 8aum bereiu. 6olfsans
ldritt auf bic Stelle 3u. slllem ans
i4ein mad befano er it9 in elmer pers
lalienen, TN Berfall be0riffenen 3ieeel.
l6eune; oas 2t9t orang aus einem
onr6 eine Gbiire perlpabrten Bretters
peri6la9. BOr @olfsang ftanb cine
alte, mobl fait iiebsisiabri9e Brau nit
l6neeDeiBem 99ettel, In biirftiser,
aber iauberer Gleiouns. Sie bielt elm
2i6t in Der 9anb, ipeldes in oem tbei(s
neile absebrodenen 9alie siter 6lai6e
ftedte.
r@s lit ni9t Saul, lagte @olfgang,
inOem er Der eri6rofen 3uriidpei9ens
ben Srau in ben Weri9lag folgte, lid
babe nit meinen Yferbe bter Mir OBJ
bad gegen bas nnpetter gelu9t."
Die Nlte ftarrte ibm efte geraume
geile ipra9los in'8 @eltdt unb inur
lterte ibn oann bon 9opf su Gub.
(6ortietung folet)
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Gsoanken(pane.

Sir trodenen Gaum' ift @al3 nidts nit',
Sir trodsne @eiiter ui9tS Der sBtt.
Gin 0ebritnbl 1T leidtsr aussefiiGt, als elm
S0riaal.
0as edheln iit Die @affe oes @6usig,
ianten,
Cine 6rau, Die itols earauf 1T, ibrsn Otann
sn bebsniden, iit nift ftols auf ibren Mann.
gs 1T better, Elm altes Sinb als ein iunaer
Sreis Su ie,u-
Wtande meinen, iie ieien Sartbeiaitet, neil
iie lei9t ueritimmt iinO.
WandIer uare nidt uniterblid seworoeu,
ipenn er nidt nod reftSeitis 9eitorben mdre,
alt iein ertragt iid leidter, ais aft perSen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-02
slnf gorseu In Der nad,fteu 3ufanft

mhiea fb Dteientsen sefabt MAIDEN, weIae bic
Spmptome non eeberitbrunseu ni9t bea6ten. 9db
auf, penu Sbr S4mer3en in ber Gesenb ber aeber
pfnbet, penn Cure @eidtSfurbe bIeid, has Betbe in
ben ausen gels unp bic 3unse beIest 1T, pter wenn
5br NIT gertOpfuns, Saopfweb uub seIesentlifen
Standardization sepIest fetb. 9pFettcr's Wussns
bttterS ptrb etsie unanseuebmen Spmrpme pertreben
unb frute Oafebe ic boIO pte mbslt9 unp anbauernb
setrap6t psrben. Die GinseUeihe merben purd oa8
Mittel pbne S6merj unb 8au6srtmmep erIeiatert
uno nht Sei6mdht, ME rteS burA elm befts ptrfenz
eaS 8itfers sefrrSert unb has Gpem setrdfttst neil
e8 etne amtliruns Der Nabruus8 >Sefanbtbeile burt
has 8tut berbeifhbrt. Nieleuleiben, Wialorta unb
RbeumatiSmnS tperbeu burG bieie5 braitti6e unp
9runaIihe Mittei 8etetlt.
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Drei3ebn &lapperf1lan,
gen tOotete tiir3li6 Srau 4abne in
@ainesoille, Ga, NIT eineln Sencericasl
In Der llm9ebuns ibres Saules. 0ie
Durdidnittsldnse Der 3biere betrus
3lpei SUP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-02

Nei6er 9tnberie9eu. Ole
en9lii6e meOiSinilbe 3eitl6rift r0ans
Get" weiB bon elmer Srau 3u er5dblen,
bic Is Wt0l 3willin9e 3ur 98elt 9es
bradt bat, Sou oielen bat lie jeoo6
"a wieper oerlOreu, bic l6On in etneni
alter Oou lpeniger ais bier Wtonaten
ftarben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-02
Ssudlems glrusca galbe.

Dtt btlte SaIbe Der Welt fur G4ntt.t, OuetiGuu,
ssfprunstre Sanbe, Srotbeulen unb ade Santtrant.
betten; furirt Sdmprrboiben cber feine 8e3a6luns.
Db1ias 8ufrtebentett gardntirt pber tas Geib wirt
snrad.sflattet. % Gents bte S3a9teI: Bum @srtau'
RholeiaIes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-02
biQiseu ssutf6en 5a5atfabrifate

perebelu.
Der beutf6e &ei6Stag spirb am
Is. NOuember tpieber auiammentreten.
= Sn ben Berliuer 6offreiien ipri6t
man baoon. baB Der 19idbrige Bring
Mlbre@t BON 8reuBen nit Der iugenbs
li6en 80nigin emma BON 0ollanb per>
lobt iperben ioll.
= Ser griminals5euat bes Gei9ss
seri6te5 in 2eip5ig bat anseorbuet
baB Dubois unb Dagset, bic beiben
BET Spionage oerbd1tieen Granaolen,
bic i'm Nuguit Oieits Sabre5 an 8orb
oec engliiden Da6t nSnieci" i'm &ieler
0afen berbaf ftet murben, unter ber Nu>
tlage beS 6o6oerratbs proceiirt tpers
ben loQen.
- gs beibt, bas sruii9eu RuBlaub,
Grantrei6 unb Spanien llnterbanbs
luugen I'M @ange ieien, um cine Occus
paticn Marotfos bur6 bic Spanier
ber5ei3ufiibren. auf jsben JalI aber
NIL man geueiniam stne britil9e Bes
1igergreifuug BON Sanger berbin6ern.
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0runbeiaentbnutS ltebsrtrasuasen.
gtatbilbe S6r6ber On 6rieberite
8obn, @runbitiid an MatersStreet.
$1400.
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0QuSlQltu1QS : 2(rtiffl.

llnfer Sraperie Gepa,temert iit lebr in
Naipru9 sencmmsn. lnse;dblte Muiter in
Sptbsn unb @benille gprbdnsen. 9luerbanb
Oraperten iperben entiporfsn unb islbit aus
gefibrt. Nan bat nur gu ipabIen gprtieren
BON $3.50 aufipdrts epiten gorbdnse bon
rs @ents ab. Safels2einen5eus. Sanbtiidsr,
Daunen. Outfits, &ifien &c. &C.
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NoDitdtelt

IN jeoem Departement unieres G,eihdIts, Be-
1oi'Sers aud in 8 Saidentii@err.
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Sober Gpspeptifer follte 9utt's pils
len anirenben,


@tn [ben6 eifen i'm So,
men5min9er 1T Oer neueite Sport
Der italienii6en Sugeub fin de steele.
8or einem sroBen 8ublifnm betras
ten Oieier Gage Spei iun9e 0eute,
Bet Stuoent @ecdtnt uno Der cand.
med. 8eltrani, ben 20wenfafi8 in
Der Mcna9erie &lubstD in Bologna
unO nabmen in @e9enwart 5lpeier afris
fanil9er 20men in aller Seeleurube tbr
Soupcr ein, iuobei es au6 al Toaiten
mist fcblte. gta6oem iie nod ein paar
@i9arretten gerau6t, perlieBen Die beis
ben jun9eu Heute uieOer oaS merfwiirs
oige Neitaurant, obue baB ibnen aud
nur ein Saar gefriimmt woroen mdre.
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SeiaB
Yubz @aare1t.

SIN gnsmaarens Departement peroen mir
bas brilantefte baben, was ie bier seseist
tprrbe.
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Glate : Sanoidju1e.

Wir baben eine sanse auswahl in 4, 81,
= unb 8fnopfigen Masqueidre sSanbi9uben
erbolten. gfeue 6o1ben. @reiie BON is Gents
aufmdris.
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f Scrbf Mopttdtcn
-==---= i. Wg9xzE SON ...:.'..':' ....::....
yfeue @QQreu III ieoem 9epQrtement

S0e e e9aa MIR nnt waara b sepden hfm @a
unr Suabe f9
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&leiberitofte.

Ste neueitsn Sabrifate, S rben, @uiter
Scues Aiicrtiment Der 5opiadins Moben,
sots Guller, Re8enbpsenfarben.
Seiak
in Sammt, Seibe, 4erIen, 9tiid, 8anbs,n.
sfobitdten fir grcineuabes unb @eleGidafts.
9pilette.
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Sbto, Stabt SpIebp)
@1cnS Gn1,1th s 8

y y W X " VI y ~ y K lSppit
Sucas County S. S.
Srant S. g9enep bei9wDrt, bab er Der
dltere Partner Der 6irmI S. 5. Gbeneb &
s 0. 1T, tpelde @ei6dfte IN Der StaSt Solebp,
in obensenonntent Gpuntb unb Staate, tbut
unb bab beiagte 6irrna bic Sumne BON et tns
9pllars fir 1eben 6aa BON
Sat arrb beSablen ipirb, Der burdb ben @ebraud
BON $ Sall'S &atarrb Sur uibt geheilt
iperben fdnn.
6ranfS. Gbenep.
Seibiporen Dor mir unb unters
{ ~ i9rieben in nneiner @eeenipart am
SEAL s. ssptembsr s9 y T. o c'3 '86.
Dffentliher 9tptar.
Sails &atarrb Sur tpirb innerli6 senoms
men, nnb wirft bireft auf baS 8lut uno bic
i9leintisen SberHdden bes SpitemS. 2abt
Sud unionit 3engniiie fpnnen
S. S. Gbeneb & Co., Splebp, ..
60 Serfauft BON 9lpptbefern, Is Gts.
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Neue 8laufets.

a.nilts unb Gotnforters @rpbe gorrdtbe
gu alien 8reiisn. aauft, tpdbrenb Sbr Elm
pOaes Niiortiment finbet. Sbr iperoet NIT
Oer aualitdt unS heit 9reiien sufricben iein.
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Melle Mfdntel.

Sierin ilberbieten mir alles 9asespefene.
Wfantel, Saden, gapes, bon ben bilIisften gu
ben tbeueriten. Neue Mnlter in Mdnteln fir
9anteit uab &i,lber.
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Seppidle !! geppiffle !!

SunSerte reuer SHUTTER in elesanten sey.
piden, &obaI Diltons, Napauettes, 8obs,
8riifieIer ac. Das pubIitum pirb eritaunt
fein, uniere anspabl 3u iesen.
0lQeS nem! mem! meu!
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u an unS Sdudu fnb nbad uafAhAu
Saausn onee
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9antelt= =Saillenl1. 8lonien.

~OWutlle~ nGutlllll H. OluuBtus
@rObarttee Bargains. 8sin Ronturrent
fann nns sleiebtomn,en. Srabere 9reife iutrben
gar nidt 5eriidii9tist
8unte ober ipeibe 7~illen su 70 Gents unb
IS Gents,
attf IS Gents rebusirt.
&eibe 81 unb $l.25 Eaiuen 3u IS eents.
S9marSe eatpn EaiIIen, friiber su $1.25
nub $1.5O,
ieet amf 81 rebuairt.,
Neibe gaipm 9ail[en gu $500, 1926 unt
$3.50; rebuairt auf $1.75.
@ae $500, $3.50 unb $4.OO grobssxaiaem
praatpoa seftidt, In alien Garben.
sn $3.50 pro gtiid.