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The Progress., 1893-08-12
About Jackets.

It seemed for time that the blouse
and independent waist would wholly
displace the jacket, but presto when
this danger was imminent the jacket
attached itself to the popular waist and
now Is found companioning in all its
varied forms. Therefore has IL come to
pass that no wardrobe, whether plain
or elaborate, is complete without its
collection of jackets. However, be
not deceived: they are not the jackets
of year ago, albeit they are called
by Tho same names. For the silk
blouse there is the fancy zouave jacket
of Jet or some other material that
makes Of it waist garniture. Then
there are the bolero and Eton jackets
which are suited, as they are Of differ
ent materials and variously adjusted,
to all sorts of uses, but they are not
like the jackets Of last summer which
were called by the same names 1t
may also be observed that these
jackets are now worn with the loose
bio use waist, which was not she case
year ago
In the assortment of Jackets that
are now part of the fashionable
woman's outfit the tea jacket must
have its place. This is not the close
fitted affair il once was, of single
material trimmed more or less elabor-
ately. but has the blouse simulated,
which with the smaller jackets is a
bona-fide fact. For instance, the tea
jacket illustrated, which is of bright
brown velvet, has the simulated
blouse that appears as full vest Of
pale eau do Nil liberty silk which is
plated all around to fall from beneath
the coat. The close fitting cuffs are
of the same material as the jacket,
while tho full bell sleeves are of silk
like the simulated blouse, which Is,
by the way, held In place in front by
ribbon ties. &C the many forms Of
The Progress., 1893-08-12
JOCOS ERIES.

He-Why did they name that papf
The Ladies Friend2 She-1 suppo's
because it makes such good can
papers.
"This picture Is a perfect da"p
Why did you accept it? ne
thought it might be valuable as q P'V
ture of Columbus.
Ring Master Madame Leo says tna'
she will not go in the lions cage y"
her performance tonight Manager
Why notp Ring Master--She s'''
that there is a mouse in the cage
Servant-Please, ma'am, there's
poor man at the door with Woous1
legs. Young Housewife - "ny
Babette. what can we do with woo'''
legs2 Tell him we don't want any
Astonishcd Customer-For heaven
sake, what is this? Waiter-lnas
American stew, sir. II contains h
potatoes, sauerkraut, Frencn pea
macaroni and slight dash OF huS'''-
caviare.
"There Is no bird that ! admre
much as the snipe," remarked 'ne =.
oner of blank county to ms COR,
speller. For no matter what IL uv,
it never fails to present a long O"'
the world"
you must have a wonderful D,.
ory to keep all those things ID y,.s
head" Eyes; never forget any '" ~
when IL is ono there" pointing !" sSs ~
forehead. "Weil, how about 'i' "a
lent you some time ago" AN ~, ,ug
see, that's ifferent. put tna' :"
pocket" -, IN
A bac' Tor of thirty-fve' hv,n. ~
Erie, Z AIMED the other night 'n.. 20
had wife and seven children. saa
IN, ling basket with a oaoy -
was found on his front door.'',b IA
And now he is afraid TO go nv I'd
backyard for fear that the wi.s
other six children may turn up ~
The Progress., 1893-08-12
NIascagni and Leoncavallo.

In one particular Signor Mascagmi il
certainly the very antithesis of his fellow
countryman Leoncayallo, who found 50
little pleasure in society that at dinner
party given in his honor he was the only
guest who failed to keep the engage
ment. Mascagni has been everywhere
He has dined with the Prince of Walel
and has roGnded off his experiences by
spending an evening with Mr.. Alfred dG
Rothschild. 1t must not be understood.
however, that Signor Leoncavallo waa
unapproachable, and as a mark of his
amiability it may be mentioned that he
left behind him when he left London the
manuscript of song specially written
for a popular singer. Signor Mascagni
has found no time for that sort of thing.
London Globe.
The Progress., 1893-08-12

kind but many. 1t is true that the
1890 stvle is the theme of the most
popular prevailing modes, but so
numerous and infinitely varied are the
additions and notifications that OBJ
tain that it is difficult to recognize
any prevailing motive whatever.
Sleeves, as to the upper part, are on
the increase as to size, and unless a
halt is called nothing will remain but
TO pad and whalebone them, as was
done sixty years ago, when they
reached such dimensions that IL was
necessary to sustain them by some
artificial means.
OF all the variations OF the much
furbelowed bodice there is none more
popular than the jacket and the yoke,
and the latest novelty is combina-
ton of the two such as is seen in the
illustration. The material OF the
gown, OF which the bodice shown is a
part. is of mauve foulard. studded
with brown, red and blue polka dots.
by the way, silks figured in small,
iewel-lilxe polka dots in various colors
are late farisian novelty. The gown
in question has yoke back and front
of sapphire velvet In addition to
this yoke are zouave fronts coming
from under the arm. In the back the
corsage is finished with a belt, as are
all the newest bolero jackets. The
lower half of the skirt is a flaring
Spanish flounce and where it joins the
skirt is ruche of the goods shirred
on a cord in the center.
The Progress., 1893-08-12
Denlms For the Country.

Denims, which will enterso largely in
to country furnishings. have only just
begun to be appreciated. AT first only
the blue. such as was manufactured foi
mems wear as overalls, was the only color
obtainable, but since there has been add
ed red and then green. both in good
shades. Yellow will soon he added.
Denim in shades of red makes the most
effective hammock and piazza pillows
and will require absolutely no decora.
ton, although some very striking worl;
may be produced by embroidering with
heavy crewels or wash linen floss i'll con.
trusting shades. II is especially adapted
to such purposes rs laundry and shoe.
bags, being strong and washable. 1t will
make most artistic portieres for summer
cottages placed in the dining room OF
hall, where richness of cOloring is desir
able. There is also a reversible denim
shading from red to blue, with the blue
predominating on one side and red on tho
other. Boston Courier.
The Progress., 1893-08-12
Gu ling by Electricity.

The electrical curling iron is very sim
pie. The wires conduct the electricity
into the little stand into which the tongs
are thrust. The latter are made the
proper temperature by heat. which is
generated by the resistance of the wires
to the current.
The stands are two inches high and arc
usually nickel plated, although some are
plated with gold and have handsome
handles. In travelling the irons and
stands occupy only very small space in
a satchel. Attached to the stand is a
silk cord. which may be adjusted to any
incandescent wire after screwing off the
little globe One advantage is that the
heat of the tongs is always under the
perfect control of the user.-New York
Recorder.
The Progress., 1893-08-12
IN WOMAN'S CORNER.
NOTES AND COMMENT OF CUR
RENT INTERES


While sleeves continue to be puffed
up and ou', the cape is not only sure
To hold it, own but to enjoy more pop
ularity than any otncr style OF wrap.
The new,s st and handspmcSt cares are
OF rich Ruipirc. with full ovcrcapc,
reaching not quite TO the shoulders. Of
satin. These capcs extend only lit
tie below 'hc waist line and are quite
full. A recently imported cape of this
sort has. in addition to th' satin over
cape, rich trimming of jet. The
plain lace capcs. such as were the
vogue year ago. are no longer worn.
All caprS are more or less elabOrately
ornamented. A very chic and mex
The Progress., 1893-08-12

pensive cape for ordinary wear is of
braid mounted on firm, substantial
net. The braid used is of the finest
wool and is so adjusted that very mar
row spaces Of the net are seen between
the rows of braid. A more dressy cape
on the same order is of satin ribbon in
graduated widths mounted on net
with an overcape and Medici collar OF
satin The ruche of satin ribbon ON
the Eliza bethan order which promised
to be popular early in the season is
not SO much the vogue as are less cum
bersome trimmings about the neck.
The Progress., 1893-08-12

A popular trimming for dress skirt
for afternoon wear Is ribbon three
inches wide. gathered twice through
the center to form little puff. Three
rows of this trimming are set about
three-cighths of yard apart.
The Progress., 1893-08-12

and made with sleeves and bodice
drapery of pink and green mirror vel
vet matching the train. which was
lined with pale rose-pink satin
The Progress., 1893-08-12

The toilet worn by the beautiful
Countess Spencer reproduced the exact
color of hcarts-ease. The gown, of
palest mauve moire bengaline, was
worn with train Of pansy satin Of an
intermediate shade, and the little
The Progress., 1893-08-12

There is no indication that fulfill.
ment of the prophesied return of wo-
men to simple garments is at hand.
Elaborations continue after not one
The Progress., 1893-08-12
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON VII - AUGUST %
PAUL BEFORE FELIX.

Golden TrSt' watch We. stand Fas,
tho Faith Quit N"" Like mon. n.
Strong Acts VsIv; 1925.
The Progress., 1893-08-12
THE MONEY PROBLEM
REV THOMAS DIXON, JR., ON CON-
NUNISM AND SOCIALISM.

A Problem That Can Only Ee settled by
the Organization OF society Upon some
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ReI1ertG AtenscnG fTeste LA AMALLORQUINA
M que suscrbe tene el honor de anunciar este illus
tsdo puoco en- general y en- particular las seoras
M gran surdo dc prendas de todas cases Jamas
nan ssta a tan varados como egantes eutera
mente nueV0S dtbujos prendas de como las Que
0frezco que son verdaderamente caprichosas
yead hay todas las fortunas gustos mas ext
prendedoe sorias que pueden usase iguai
mene como dormilonas aeres de corbaa sortiias con
pendentes muy cuosos las msmas coares con me.
dala de Ia Vgen botonaduras para cabaeros sortias
para sehOras seOitas cabaeros prendedores nos pars
Una soa vista de 10 expues
fos hay tamben surtiO de reloies oro plata
nique colgantes Oxdados cuadros para retratos
p0lveta boqulas de ambar, pamatorias hnteros caia
dc Mca etc. TOdOs los citados ariculOs Sc vendel
precios sumamente m6dicos Tamben ofrece sus servi
clos como crOnOmetsta instrumentista hacen tod
ase de tabajOs composition de relOes por dicn que
sean Esmero concienca prontitudEssssQas KsArAdah
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LOCION ANIF[HERPETICA

IIArDoCTo7sR RHoNITEz@.
para curar los herpes guitar
picaz6n 0l momentO de apcarla essa per
fumada quita Ia caspa evitando Ia caida cabelo
desaparecer los barrOs empenes manchas Yespnaa de
cara. Ex0 SECURE nmedato Pidaee en- todas las bots
cas- de Y Isa. por mayor, II del Guilleney
depOstariO Es4s las4 4sss8 y s7a II s. u
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Emulsion ,3~reosotadao
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s.@ q: FarmucSutNco Do IA UnWsrsidaa be I'd Aa6and.
caS p0esOSo Te2ssO S0s sefeTasds del scho.
70 La EMULSION aCREosOTADA del DIR. Rabell, ss ~
magnaco marayloso agente de exito SECURE
en- Ia Br0eQtis 1ss, Largs, AsGs, GsStGs9Os, Ioses
DsrtAGce sados EscrdtG1as, AnSnsa Raqsitiso en- los
niMos Ddod general suma para las afecctones de
apetito vgoriza las naturaezas mas empobrecdas A 81
xemedio por excelencia. ..-..., - - .>&-
- Ia EMULSION CREOsoTADA DE RABELL, nueva
unica original asociaci6n de EACEITE DE BACALAO
CREOSOTA R HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL SOSA, es uns
@deHcada crema, de Olor de gTato sahOT
paladabe hasta por los ninos - -<.' g. -
~ IOdOs los enfermos la tomaran sin repugnanc1a cog
facidad gusto. Esta elaborada esquisto es0ero
Pruebese admrara SUI rapida acci6n curava. FL
De venta odas las Droguerias Boticas L. 1sa d
Cuba Dep6sto principal La Reunion" de Jose Sab3s Ha
bana PuevoRico Farmaeia Dr0gperfa de FGnlerIoeto
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AYISO IMPORTANTE.

> Ks sabido que ningun petr6leo, nalnesele con al
orbre que quera, Kerosine, Cas- Aceite de carbon
Z Diaznante, Luz del hogar deja de inalnable en-
bsoito pues adquieRdo certo grado de calor Sc en-
ende al contacto de llama, Por tsnto esta Agen-
Ia recommends encarecidamente los consumidOres que
mdleen Las sguientes regas e uso de productos
ara eyttar on 10 possible cualquier accidente.
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AcEITE para ALUMBR ADO de las lll MIL LAlA:. s
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AADnB IN AA1I1OSHS,AN ~O"Asch'A4oHN n@AA On a
-. MEAS. SIN HUMO NrMAL OLOR u: !
A Este acsita producto de una fabricaci6n especial
quail M no superior los que fmportan del exranierl
aio diversos nombres marcas, tsnto por sus cuads
les lumncsas como pOr La seguridad que ofrece lo
sonsumidores. -. = ~ =. 49,,
e Las mSrcas extraneras, que este mayor preciS
brndan &los consumidores ventajas de ninguna case
"a experiencia adquirida an esta ndustria durartt
Aauchos amos en- los Estados Unidos, Cuba, Mexico
ros paises, permite oecer al pubce un articul(
ue no 90 puede mejorar en- parte alguna bajo nnguI
}, : = NueStras marcas LUZ BRILLANTE, ELEFANTF
.UZ SOLAR, est&n regisradas psrseguir& CON tod
i rigor de Ia ley 4 los falsifcad0res.s . :->,..
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PS'
Eager &ier
an 3apf
uno 1T 5laiben.
Sreie Slbliefernng uad ir9enS
einem Se@beile Der Stabt.
yetepbon 258.
Ernst RisChe
Agent.
Ngent.

einer &egierungsporlage Sur @rmeites
rung bes Dablredtes aug. 9ana6
follen nlle Dieienigen ipablbere6tigt
iein, bic leien unb f6reiben t6nnen,
ibrer Militdrbienftpfli6t geniigt baben
unb minbeiteu8 6 Wcuate in bem1els
ben Oiitritt pobuen. Die 9ociali>
fen, mel6e bic ginfiibrung bes allge@
meiaen Wablre6tes berlaugten, iinb
bamit ni6t 3ufrieoeu.
= neber bas beoor 1tebenbe ruliif1s
fran5Dlif6e 8erbrii6erungSfeit in Sous'
lon liegen | Bt ahermalS intereHante
9fa6ri6ten Dor. Da prdGoent Gar
not nnb Der rufiiide Yoti6after 8az
ron WObrenbeim auf Wuni6 bes @3as
rem Der Glotten 9emonltration in
SOulon fernbleibeu, CAB &6nig Sumz
bert BON Stalien ben Gntl9luB auf,
bic erfe 0ipiiion bes britif9en Weitz
telmeergei4mabers. tpel6e cine &nnbs
reife bur6 italienii6e 9dfen unter>
riTi;nt, in Spe55ia peri6nli6 gu ems
pfaugen.
= 9as Miniferium Des sSnnerea
in Berlin begiinltist ben 0orl9lag.
Der Stabt Chicago bas beutlhe 6ans
auf bem Weltausfellungsplase gum
@ei9enf au MAIDEN.
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SOrrespDnoems. = miB alb,
ben 8. Ottober 1898. Sd babe felt
einiger 3eit ni6ts bon mir b6ren laKen,
neil meine NmtspHi1ten ungefdbr
meine gan3e 3eit in Nnipru9 nabmen !:
Der nebergang bonn @emeinbes aum
DlfrittsSpfem er5eugt biel rnli6ers
belt unb Weitldufigteit.
Sie Oiirre bauert fort unb nit ibr
bic 9iBe; 10 batten mir gefern mieber
96 8rab i'm @9atten! eSn ber Na6t
BON Donneritag auf Jreitag ffelIte fid
ipobl elm Norbminb perbunben nit
etluas &egen elm, bod uurbe babur9
bic Semperatur nur poriibergebeu6 obs
gefiiblt unb Der &egsn loi6te faum ben
Gtaub.
Die 8aumipousg sgrnte bringt bier uns
gefdbr : Der leBtidbrigen unb balten
bic Sarmer, in @rmartnng befIerer
preile bafiir, NIT benz 8erfaufe suriid.
8orgeiferH murben in Ga @ranae 7a
9ent8 per pfunb beaablt. 8aumwoas
Samen 1T pl0bli6 i'm Preiie geitiegen;
nod Dor &ur3em murben fir 100 pfunb
40 Gents be5ablt, iebt bringt bieIes
Quantum 80 Gents.
9ie 9erren u. 0einbe ir. uub s..
y. Qeiltg finb beinabe 4 Wp6em bon
ga Strange abweienb auf Der gDclts
ausfelung unb iperben a1erleits nit
Sebnfu6t suriidermartet.
9err @bas. MeI9er BON O'Quinn
trat leBten 9onnabenb bic &eiIe mad
Chicago an; ct tuirb un3peifelbaft nit
neuen Sbeen reid belaben BON baIelb1t
5uriidfebren.
8om S6idial i6iuer getrofen uurbe
tiirsli9 bic Gamilie bes 0errn 6.
Baumgartem in S9ulenburg, wel6e
tlir3li9 tnnerbalb "a Stunben ben
Sob sueier ainber i'm 9llter BON unb
3 Sabren 3u beflagen bate.
y. 6eimQnn.
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9orresppmSens. -goafum. I.
Oct. '93.-@in semiHer Serr 3bomiOn
pon Suling, Der cine Salbe erfunben
bat, tpel6e gegen 96langeusift isbr
gut 1T, unb wenn friib genug ri9tig
angewanot, aud ii6er bilft, mar bier.
Str. Sbomion ma6te bic Salbe in fol-
genber Weiie befannt, Inn bieieIbe li1er
ein3ufiibrer. @r bat II @remplare
&lapperi6lansen BON 2 bis 5 TnB
lang, aud bat er einige @aHersM Modais
fms BON 3 GuB 2dnge. lin bic 2eute
felbit gu iiber3eugen, ldBt ct li6 BON
irgenb elmer Dieier 59langen beiBen
unb Jegt Die Salbe auf bic Wunbe,
mel9e bann alles @ift aussiebt. gr
mar i6on bier an Samltag. Mn bies
fem Sage lieB er li6 einmal beiBen unb
furirte ben SiB fofort mieber nit Ger
Salbe. Damn mar er am OienItag in
6aaettsbille, ipolelbit er li6 mieber
beiBen lieB. 6erner lieB er etuen 8er>
tn1 nit spei &aBen baieIb1t MAIDEN.
Gs murbe bic erlte bon Der S6lange
gebiiien, morauf er nit Der Salbe Der
8aBe bas @ift lpieber aug Der Wuube
beraus3iebeu lieB. 9ieielbe S6lange
bib barauf bic ameite 3abe, tpel6e man
bagegen ni6t bebanbslte; bieie lit aber
na6 6 Stunben tobt geblieben. 2lm 4
October IieB er iid bier abcrmals beis
ben. 9ieies Ntal mar es eine 4 5SuB
lange &lapperf6lauge, mel6e er erjt
Dor einigen WO9en betommen bate,
unb pelde felt Dieier 3eit leiues Wi|s
Tens nod ni5t wieber gebiRen
batte. 9ie bsioen @iftSdbue brangeu
eben in bic reebte 9ano, ungefdbr eiHen
balbsn 3oa ins Gleii6, beun ibre
2dnse mar wnbl an brei 8iertel 3oll.
9ie STEELE, no bic @ift8dbne einbrans
gen, mar bireft in Der 0auptsSlutaber,
Die wieber mad benz 9er3en suriidfliebt.
9err Sbomion legte ieBt feline Salbe
baranf, nm bas @ift uni6dbIi9 gu
MAIDEN. 9a eS iebo6 auf elmer gu
gefdbrlihen StelIe mar, permo6te bic
Salbe ni6t i6neq genug gu wirfen,
unb bieie5 bate sur Golge, baB bic
9anb, foDie Der ganae 2lrm anfbwol.
4benbs um II ubr lieB bic 8eidwulit
mad. Wdbrenb bieier 3eit bate er
neiter nibts wie feline 5aIbe auf Der
8unbe. Der Nrm blieb iebp9 nod
INNER in augef6wollenem 3ufanbe
unb erlt an nd6fen Gage mar alIe
@efabr peri6wunben. s. $.
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8etuet8f1Ne.

SS Sltfcr6 tn Rew GaiieI, gBts. Bate nerp6Ses
8Dpfmeb unb &beumattsmns, bie Werbauunas proune
waIen In dle4tem 9aitanbe, bic 9eber merfIfd aHaes
grten, bate fetnen @ppeti unb mar fbertaupt rpH.
ben ibn furtrt ~
Gbuarb Sbepbsrb, 9arrisburs, Su , bstte etn.
ctene gBnnbe am 9ens. bte itcn adj Sabre selauien
mar @seraudte bret blai&en electric Bitters unb
gBunee If sebeit. Spbn Spea fer, Gataipba, Sbtr,
sott thnt @aneen am getns burG Gtsber peruria&t.
Dte eNerate ertdrten fetnen Gau ais untetbar. Sine
utea Salbe baben ttn pcufdubts eurtrt 9u baben In
alien s apetbsten. Npolpb Dretb, absmpion & Go,
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Gin Dierer Sfinete benz Baron bic
Tbiir bes 8criaals, Der In beler Be,
leu1tuug itrablte. Guf 8olfganss
6raee, Oh er Die DAME bes 6auieg fpre,
den f6nne, tpurbe inn bic Anttport,
bab ssraii bon Rra9mis beute ibren
GHipfauesabenb babe. Das traf ii9
gut iino idle9t 5uglei6: 6a offener
&erele mar, 70 fiel bas llupaienbe
ieines ipaIsn 9siuas NEG, slei6sei.
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Die Gabriiantsn bon DR.. gases oatarrh
Remedy iastn: ,,0enn mir Deinen IA.
tarrb nidt furiren founeu, etnerlet tuie Deiu
Gaa bsidaffen iein mag, 70 iperb.u mir Dir
$500 tn Saar eusiablen." glua nrtbsil.
felbt, auter tuel4sn Sebinsuus.n amber.
Iittel ef.rirt iuerbtn unb tuas iie ,pobl
tpertb iein m0sen. aofiet nur 80 Gents,
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- JttIEI
ertaaen tbren 3tusd fo let9t unb natiirlid.
Bop ete Wtrtins .anialttn6 III. Gblolut unS
onf BE Oausr tnriren fe 6artlttbia.
fett, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, bili6ies 9opi.
tueb uno allt St6run9en Der 2eber, bee ma.
gems uro Der Gingelueioe. 60 pirb q q,
raHtirt tir lbre alfritbeniteuenbe STIR.
lung, anOsrnfals erbdit Der aaufer ieiu
0el6 jurii6. ''
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- Serr Gbriaopb 6inf, 6ampton,
Soma, i6reibt: st. Satob8>SeI 1T Elm
nunberbares Seilmittel ge9en Quet>
i6ungeu. Sd empfeble e8 lmmer.
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: a6nigin Dilbelmine bon Solz
Lamb, bic tiirali4 l3 Sabre alt geuor=
ben 1T, tpirb In bolldnoiidem Staatss
boeumentcn tets nber 96nis" genannt.
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Dos 9tnnnter.

IrIe sen
1T bel ben setp5bnli6en Bil.
zen yen ihper senus. aber
l9llnlmer iDirS's, bat nlan
re erlt berunter. llno rla1
aP BEN 3roubie beliea fie
bod MIR ipenig.
Da ftnb DR.. gieree's
Pleasant Pellets bon u bio
3 better. &c fine Die fletn.
lten ilnb am lei6telten AN
nebnienoeu gtlihen, fletne
bersnderte 9orttd)en, bic ie.
keA eft.1A q ax.... . ..:.x St
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Std1erbeit eeeen eine pertpSenMeiie
iuictcrfehreuoe 0laae.

9Benn Du, ber Du in elmer Gtetersegsnb ipohpit,
Did sesen BITE peripbiA pietertebrenbe glase i6iseu
iptuft, bic Did tn @eitaft BEN SrrtE8auern unb Ste.
Der ober tn 6orm rpn elmer burd Mtasmen er,eusten
4rantbett hberfda, Jude, anitatt Gbnn pber anbers
altalpteen unb mtneralti4e Drosaen ,n sebrauden,
wele nur Grle6ternns periSaifsn, unb ites fur bte
@eiunbbeit i'm Masemetnen nadtrdsltd iinb, bort
gbbale, no s iets ,u finben t Bet beui srunblts
den &rdcentip= unb ostlmttel, 9cfeter's Masens
bttters. pelGeS in @eseuben, in wel4en taS Steber
ptel bett8er duftrtt unb pprberri6eno lit, alB aui
Sieiem Continent, tafiebe potitdnbi8 aus bem 9p1
item trebt GalenleiDen, DpSpepie, 0elitrpfuns,
Nteren= unb gerpenletben, @enraIsie unb &beamdz
peIdc baS rationale Sdrtunss. un6 Seilmttel an3u=
penben IT.. eberaa tenuen bic @er5te fsinen uttt-
ItdeE gSertb
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@amSbaltumgs Nrtifel.

llnier Sraperie Dendltement lit lebr in
Gaiprndh senommsn. llnsesabIte Wauiter in
Spisen unb @beniIe gorbdnseu. atuerbanb
Oraperiett tperSen entipprfen unb ielbSt aus.
sefii9rt. Man Bat nar gu tpdblen. 9ertieren
bon $3.50 aufmGrts Spitens @prbdnse bon
rs @ents ab. SafeIs2einenSeus. Sanbtiiaer,
9aunen.a .auilts, &ifien &c. &C.
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&leioerltofte..

Die neueiten Sabrifate, S.rben, Maiter.
goIles aiiortiment Der Sopiadins IaoSen,
Sote Guller, &esenboeenfarben
Seiat
in Samnt, Seibe, 9erlen, g!ll9, 8anbern.
@Opitdten fiir @romenabez unb @elealhaftss
9pilette.
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8aareu.

Snl 9ubpaaren, Separten1ent iperben mir
bas brillanteite baben, Wns ie bier seseigt
bIrbe.
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9fODitdtelt

in ieoem Separtenent unieres @ei9aits, be-
ionSers audi in 8 Saidenti9erp.
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Glare : @auoitf)u6e.

ssir Raben cine samse austpabl in Il, s.,
Z nne Sfn0pfisen Musquetdre s9anbf9uben
erbalten. Nene Gatben. @rsiie bon rs Gents
aufrdrts.
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Melte 8la1fets.

auilts inb gomfprters. @robe gorratbe
su alien areiien. 8auft, tpabrenb SIR ein
polles Miicrtiment finret Sbr iperbet NIT
Ger auaIitat unO ben Preifen sufrieSen iein.
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Nene 9SQQreu in iebem 9epQrterueut.

Soa @ n9aln mir nue 9Saan bic sepakam
Smnbea fa bas obmte
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Meiie gRdnfl. \

Sierin ilberbieten mir alles Daeeipeiene.
Nfantel Sadea, Gapes, BON ben biIisften gu
ben tbeuerften. Neue Muiter in Mdntel1 fir
Samen unb RinSer.