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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26

Big stallion Purses for This Season-Rcc
ords of STEAMBOAT and Kremiin not Al
lowed.
The Boston Courier says that Providence
is to have n big stallion race next fall and a
purse of $4,000 or $40, 900 will be offered
for fouT-year old stations. New y DIRK, too,
falls into tho stallion race procession with a
purse of SIP, 500. The Breeders assocla-
ton will probably give two stallion races,
and these, with the Blanchard race, will
give entire horses plenty of trotting in the
East next fall. Mr.. ID. II. Blanchard, who
has offered $40 900 purse open to oil trot-
ting stations eligible to the gag class, the
race to occur at Mystic Park Sept. IL, 1898,
was the donor OF the great $40, 600 stake
given Sept. 10, 1874, at Mystic Park, which
was won by Smuggler and attracted the
greatest crowd OF people that ever paid nd
mission to O trotting race. 1t is intended
that the meeting proposed shall be equally
attractive.
They say that the Registry association
refuses to accept the records made at the
special record meeting at Nashville and that
kremlin's record among others does not
go" If this be true, kremlin's record
will appear in the year book rs gaia, in
stead OF 2:012. All these records stand
with the trottlng association, National and
American. With the records of STEAMBOAT
and Kremlin both diHallowed the stallion
championship reverts back to Palo Alto,
whose record of 2.0Ss was mado in the old
style sulky.
Not less than 140 Of the progeny of Alma
Mater have made records of 2:30 or better,
an increase Of SO since the season of 1892
opened
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26
DOES MINING PAY =?

Ontario pays 50 c. month per share, and has
paid total OF Sl5,00J,0l0,
New Gustion pays 81 per cent and has paid
three times its par value.
Idaho has paid TIMES its capital stock in
dividends
Alaska Treadwell has paid one and half
millions 10 its stockholders besides paying
all improvement expenses from the first.
These are but a few of the many, and all first
stockholders made fortunes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26
Linens
and
Housekeeping
Goods.

Second week of this sale. We
look for equally satisfactory re-
suits.
We again call attention to Ten
Quarter Bleached Cottons. Your
choice from two standard makes
at IS cents yard.
Four quarter fine Bleach ed
Cottons, regular standard ten
cent quality. SIS cents per yard
yard or piece.
Two cases Crash and Glass
Towelings, bleached and brown,
in short lengths. 10 cents yard,
worth Ia15 to IS cents
Table Damasks, two yards
wide, with 50 and a napkins to
match.
Table Damask, one and three
quarters wide with IS napkins to
match.
500 dozens Napkins, 5 5, q and
"a size, at lower prices than ever
offered by us.
500 dozen Towels tor 5 cents
to $500 each. Huck, Damask,
etc, fringed, plain, hcmmed or
hemstitched.
We offer a large lot of fine
damask sets, hemstitched and
fringed, beautiful goods, very
suitable for wedding or anniver-
sary presents.
The sales during the past week
from this line have been i'm
mense. Prices and goods arr
right.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26
A Cure for Group.

II your children are subject to Group. al
ways keep a bottle OF Cham berin's Cough
Remedy at hand. 1t isl prompt and certain
cure. II given as soon as tho croupy cough
appears It will prevent the attack. For sale
by Beaupre q Lowry. Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26
For ST. AlbAn., Govsrnmeut nnndinr.

For 81. AlbAns' GOvernIneut BnlldIng.
WASHINGTON, Jan, 19.-Senator Proctor
gave notice OF an amendment to the sundry
civil bill appropriatng $25, 600 for the
completion of the public building at St.
Adams, VT
A bin introduced by Mr.. Cameron to-
day to prevent assertions from the navy in
time of peace permits any enlisted man to
purchase his discharge from the navy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26

Poisoner Dempsey Pronounced Guilty.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 20. In the Home
stead poisoning case against Hugh +. Demp-
sey, district master workman of the Knights
Of Labor, the jury this afternoon returned
q verdict of guilty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26
STRICKEN WITH HEART DISEASE.
Horace Obinson, Prominent Citizen
of Milton Drops Dead.

MILTON, Jan. 20.-Horace Robinson
dropped dead OF heart disease at Z; 80 o'clock
this morning. He was one of the prominent
men of the town and had held many offices
of trust and honor. He was 65 years of
ago. He leaves wife, four boys and one
girl
lie drove to Worthwhile to attend the
Dairymen's association meeting. On the
way he got tipped over, hurting his knee
and returning he caught cold, which settled
in his injured leg, which kept him confined
to the house since. Aside from this all =
ment he was apparently in good health.
Veteran Stage Driver Dead.
BARRE, Jan. 20.-John Snow, aged So,
well known and popular stage driver, died
last night at the home of his only child,
Mrs. Z. W. Eisbee. He was driver on
the fast line between Haverhili, N. H., and
Hartford some 60 years ago, began the
business on other routes when a young man
and continued it up to about 10 years ago
His home was in Chelsea, but he has been in
Barre about three years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26

Several Months
in every year we are
compelled to do business
for fun, That is, it is fun
for you, but not for us.
We have still a very
large stock of listers, Over
coats, Winter Suits, Fur
Caps and Underwear Of all
kinds on hand. We are
anxious to sell all we can
out of them. We have
marked down prices re-
CARELESS OF cost, which we
think will insure their rapid
sale, that is the whole story.
Now if you love fun and
are in want of anything
we have to sell, come and
see us.
You will find it funny
enough to buy our goods
at our prices.
Children's Suits in small
sizes almost given away.
B. TURK & BRO,
The Leading ClOthiers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26
ALL RECORDS BROKEN.
COLD WAVE HAS NO EQUAL IN AREA
AND INTENSITY.

North and South tho Temperature is I'M
precedented, and Causes tho Keenest
sufiering-Heavy SHOWS Ia Sections
All Europe Afflicted with Intense Cola.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26

(From the Boston GlohcD
The strong and positive assertions OF the
great curative value of Kickapoo Indian
Sagwa are easily susceptible OF proof
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26
BOSTON FIREMAN SAVED
Rescued on the Shadowy Shore
Of Spirit Land.

His Friends Summoned to Ills by
ing Bedside All Hope Ahan-
doned The Doctors Said tie
Could rot Possibly 1.-Two Then
Kickapoo Indian SsgWa Cured -
Greatest Triumph on Record.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26
CORBETT AND JACKSON.


CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Champion James J.
Corbett, who is here with his theatrical
company, has been rather severely criticised
during the past few months for insisting on
a years rest before taking on another match
for the worlds championship. Corbett to-
day gave out statement in which he de-
tends his position, and which be concludes
with a sweeping challenge to fight any one
Mitchell or Jackson prsferred-the fight
to take place next fall for q purse.
Pete VIII 30 nm Actor, Too.
Los ANGELES, CAL, Jan. 22.-Pster
Jackson, tho colored pugilist, contemplatss
going on the stage. With respect to fight
ing, Jackson says: 81 will not make q
match with Goddard; my ambition is to
meet Corbett for the championship. If l
cannot get match with him | think l will
quit" Parson Davies added: 81 am
ready to match Peter against Corbett for
$40, 900 side, and let Jim name the time
nywhsre from four to 10 months"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26

lie zRa7c0tz0RS are that
70e 7O'N haze /asy 70eather To-
day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26

Rosa, Cal Rupee, brown stallion, with
a pacing mark of 2:11, by Guy wilkes dam
Sable Hayward, by Poscora Hayward,
proved bone of contention. He was
bought Ivy Mr.. Walter Il. Wllets of Bosyn,
l.. l., for 50, coo. The entire consign ment OF
Mr.. Corbitt's reaches SlO5, $40, which, for
the 60 head gives a grand average Of
81, 52g 10.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26

Do not miss
This opportunity
To buy a
Fine Cloak,
Jacket, Wrap.
Plush Garment,
Fur Garment, Muf,
Cape or anything
From this department
At less than
The prices asked
For common Goods.
Our closing sale
In full blast.
Two hundred more
Fine
Ladies garments
To be disposed Of;
Fifty misses
And children's,
Twenty-Five new
Markets with
Triple and military Capes.
We are surprised
At the sales.
Prices do it.
Twenty per cent
Is a big discount.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26
Hoods Sarsapari:Ia

HOODS PILLS are hand made, and are per-
feet in composition, proportion and appearance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26

man, Mr.. John c. Harrington, now living in
Brockton, Mass.
Under date of Oct. q, 1902, he writes:
ga year ago last Christmas | was tal1cn
sick with the grip. A complication of troub-
les followed which developed brop.y in It's
worst form, and for months was obliged. to
sitin a chair, dag and night, never once lying
down in bed. During that long period
had the best medical skill Obtainaple, ana
seven doctors attended me at different times,
but they could do nothing for me. / ~Hi
tapped Thirteen times and trey tootJrom me IN al
seraniy-eigt cations Of uater
The physIciara told my wife that
mine was a hopeless case, ano to q
my family to prepare for tho worst.
ny friends e r,si relatives were noti"
fled of my condition, mat tney
might take last farewell.
Among my friends was one who urged me
to try Kickapoo Indian Saswa. did so ana
soon alter began taking it there was IL
married change for tho better; tho bloat com
.menced toleave my bowels and the swelling
of my limbs decreased quite rapidly, and in
les. than q month was back to my norm al
size. have been gaining health ana
strength ever since.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26

Second week of this sale. w
look for equally satisfactory re
suits.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-02
Baltimore
Furniture Comb.
lit. 637 u. 639, Wff= =galtimortfr.
SaS 8r0Ste 8atemsa blmnes 0eidaft
TT Baltimore.

Mbrabam 2imcoIn iaste .init: sic fonnen
Seute ;upeeu, aber Sic fonn.n nit ale Seutc INNER
sum gtarren baIten."
Sies ut Elm alter uno pabrer ausIprutl.
Us lobnt it nieJt iiir elm renomnfirtes Geihdfts=
9dliS, falidc ansaben Su MAIDEN.
gStr no 10 poblbetannt unb infer 9eitatt 1T 10
nobl reHommirt. oGB mir nitt nothis BADEN, iu
Senn mir feline 2Eaaren auf ihren 2Rertb bin perz
tauen tcHHen - inocm mir Sbuen asen, mas lie itno
uno mas fie fuertb iino, unb iHoem mir ebrlb nit
SiHn unierer 9nnonceu aIsiibreno, oann pollen mir
oas GeItdIt ihIieBeH unb auIseben. gSir ilno fein
Sd)fporim @epdchs in Baltimore. 2Sir iino feiu
,Srfusz" "Sans-beute bier uno morsen fort-mit benz
Geloe Der Seute. llni,r 0acin oatirt niSebn SABRE
5uru6 = ldn9er, als irseuo Gin anoeres Gatensabz
nnassSaus IN Der Stabt - uno uniere Sbdti9feit in
bieler aanhen Seit iteht matelos %.
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Gnropatihe &abelbert6te.
SuiurtsnfDros eegsn clue Teatsftttss


Qoubo l. Wai. - gouar6 Sanin.
aen, elm Eabrifant aus ben Ser. Staaten,
itrenate in ben biefgen Geridten cine Sla9e
aeaen bic y2attel. Heui9ielts- aseutur" an,
neil bieielbe Die Radrldlt mad Anerifa 9es
lauoen lies, baB er mabreno Der leeteu
@ahl. Champagne in Nmerifa eineu &orrups
tiousfouo qelammelt babe, nm oaourd bic
9Sahl 0roper @leUelanO's gum Yraitoeuttn
AL iidhern. Der 6aQ puroe beute oerbanz
BELT, uno Der Bertbeibi9er periiherte, oaB
bic yOal;ieQ. .qgentur" Abbitte leiiten uoQe,
unb baB oas G.riidlt cine unbe9runoete BE.
idluloiquna gegen ben &lager qerpelen lei.
5.ruer lei bic Sirma berelt, ais Straf. Die
Summe uon 200 4iirl. on cine Sonboner
0obltbdtigt.its=9 9eieuldait su sahleu uno
alle aoen bes Broiehes su beitrelten.
GnoItd1 Feaen.
Buoapeit, l. ViaI. - Gin beftt9er
ReeeneuB bat heute Die SurdIt Dor elmer
OtiBernbte in Soige anhaltencer Srod.nz
b.it ueri6eu6t. aaerbings 1T Der R.seu
tiir Die @erite uno ben Safer su ipGt 9etom'
men, al.in Die Waisenfeloer peroen ll9
balb mieoer erboleu. Sn SeitreiG oagegen
bdlt bic 9iirre nod INNER oil, uno Die Saus
eru fub iebr uieoer9elbIa9eH.
1ar Saoes 5au.
2onbo /. Oiai.-Giue 9epeide Der
Qonooner Zines" aus gYien bebanbelt
bas n.uli9 in Bieu umIauienbe @eriidt,
bas War Subj BON ct. 9ouis, pel6er
bur9 ben Yraiioenteu Gleuelanb gum @eues
ra!touiul in Wren erHauut purpe, i.in Nmt
nint aunebmeu moue. Setne 0itreidiif.u
SermanOtsn bebaupten, nod 9tihts oariiber
genort III habeu. Die oiirei6ii6e &eslerung
iOu iiberbaupt bic @rnennuns ni9t bean.
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Seite gSaare,t. .tteorieite Yreiie,
Ieid1teife Neoinaitnaen.

gtddl oeien GrinSip arbeteno - bic beiten gSdaren
nerfaufenb uniere eiseHen suteE 6a6ritate All ben
n.orisiten TreieH inter ben leihtsir.n 8eoiH9unz
gen BET bolitler Sebanoluns Aler- Sebem in 9leiz
uer Hsi. entseseH tommeno - fat uniere Griitsns
seiibert.
2Sir Iabriiircn Die Diobeln, ped1e mir perfauieu,
Enb mir ipiiien, mas ite inb. Sic fuo bic bciter.
2Slr erisen re aus setrodnetem Solse tiebeS Srett
9ebt IN n1ier Sro6eH3immer uno beibt bort 6lpel
Sabre, ehe es sebraudt piro. gBir beihditisen nur
bic beiten arbcier sedidte Sanbiperfer. peIte bic
Viobeln ridtlg 5uammen ieten, uno nenn lie nniere
Vertdufsr6unc peraen aeheH lie eard1trt tort, uno
urisre Sarantie lit 10 gut, ipie Golo.
2Sir oertanteH oieie 9utcH Nobeln su SsabrtpreteH
(Shnen ben 3ipiidenbdnoler BrGrt cripareno1, mas
ctner Serrinseruns Der reeudren 3ctallSreiie, uie
Ste ne IN anoern Sdoen sahen bahen, I'M 80 Ero=
Sent eleidbtommt.
2Sir ptrtauien su Ieidteren Seoinsunsen, fuet mir
SbreH aui Idnssre 5eit Greoit seben.
$50 gSertb ttir 81 Baar ttno $ bic
gNnd1e nAer 6 Urn NS ntf0f
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g. & s.. Sone5 s; Gomp.,
gtr. 1, Noro>8agitraRc,
cine 5biire ron Baltimore Strabe.
8idltig iiir S,ausirauen!
watte,t, satfeu, ........... Ratten.
gSeise eeuiuiterte 9amaftz vfatten
gu bem obnc @eiten baitebenoen nebrisen retle BON
40 Ssnte uno boher.
gSad1Sfud), gSa d. . fitdI, Va ad1Sfu6
90 Gts., 25 GtS.. 35 6tS., 40 StS.
Gprftep pi Oh LIN 0LEUM st orffepptd5,
Sy4 bis 16j4, SO &ents nao 5ober.
Seppidle,. Seppid1e, ..... .fcpptdle,
ieoes Ytuiter, ieoe Gualitat,
su ciuem 9tbIdIIaac Dpu 25 yrpsent
BON Serbitpreiie1.
5eufterzR onIeamr, ttenher@Honieanr,
Iertae ofpobl, lpie auI Sslteluns 9emad'te, ehi9.
NIB. = 9eppid1e fperoen aui9enommeE, serelnist,
auIbepabrt oher pieber selest; iur auIbsnabrlns
pber 4iiefurans feine Gtebu9r.
Sas aIte superIdiiige Scppidls WeSdldfts
e. &c s.. SpueS & pmp.,
gsr. 1, g,pro @an Strase.
gBir traaen bel alen SduIen pom ausipdrtl9en 8srz
fonru i'm Setrdoe minotitens SIS Die Srattoiten.
lapr s. -Suai1, ,SiGoSds)
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@eltausfteuunas=E s=Eotisen.
Das @etter, ptIfeS friib NOrgens
regnerii6 mar, fIlrte il4 ludbrenl
~ O o~.r,o,,a uun oha A,a

Waior'A 3autidufzGement
reporirt anes, mas aus souttut beebt. 15 cts. in
alien apotb,t,n. (5ebr.2S,i DID
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Watten.

SpesicQe glusnabI fir bieic 9Bode- Sanco, erose
Slod dzDiobe, fur MIR 4 "a Sents Die Daro.
Grose Gluspabl Uiatteu, ebc CUTE liooe unb Gro b.
pon 12a Gents bis Su ben IeiHten iaumIoien iir 40
SeHts.
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9 t o t t { + It

urb dqe iorhisen Sprohfebler betlt srinbIif uno
ftnen eas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tr. sos,
X8en-PpHmanitrabe nabc SiHeersIpeaue-
(5uui25, 12Utes)
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Baltimore
furniture Comp,
637 uuo 639, n1.=paltimOrs>,
G6e gtrGsS

N.B. - Grpabneu Gle. nni.re an=
nuuce in bieiem SIutte sel.ien au haben,
poruuf mir 81 on Sbrer Sieduuns absiehen.
U04)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-02
Ser 9entide GorreiponSent,
9dsIidb, nohertIidj uno Sonntass,
J. Raimc, Giaenfbiimer uno Rcoaftcu

y. 6atnc, Gteenfbu'ner uno Hcoaftcut
(9fadfoI9er pom s. Sfaine),
elofpeifzgte SaItimore=StraBe unb 1oit=Siiice=gpc
Srcis bcs taeIidbcm 9Iattcs, burdo ardser beiorst
121S @ts.; tasIidlc nHo Sonnta ae =Nuesabe is
Gents pro soe SobbaT an Die oas SIatt beiorsenocn
YortoS SorausbcSabr $3.50 pro Sabr, fiir fiir,ere
Seit i'm Serbdltnib; iilr Die w0d,cntIide alnSaab
NIT Sonrta9sblatt, portofrei init Gbsuq tiir Clubs
$3.50 pro S}abr, nan irseno enem Srte oes SSnanz
bes, 81 nad europa. Sonnta ee Niue gabe 81
pro SGbr.-Sas bette uno btui ate ocmtidle 2SIatt
in ben Diittel= unb Sdbftaaten.
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$50 gSertb ttir S 4 8aar itto $ ot
gSofe, poer 5 pro Wfpnat

ODER bic Sdlite bapon -
$50 gNertb fur so GentS 8aar ttno
so Cents Die gSohe poer
SO pro Wonat.
0eraoe tuie eS Sbnen 8etreifS Der
3ablttna beaaent TT.
limb sbre einbunbert Gents iino 10 sat. mi. bes
reitcH Diannes 81 2Renn sic aufrihtis finn - uno
Die Su unS 9ommenoen iiuo Oas, neil ie lpien, baB
ne nit redbtihafiener Seuten bdnbeIn = 10 fonnen
S nore mas S ~ansn' u Snl 9 s1sS taIsSi S0Ts r,
gut nHo Sbr 9reSit ut gut. sic fonneH Shr 9aus
pom oben bis unten mo6liren, inoem Sic Elm fpenia
gdar uno Elm gaenig pro g8odbe SabIeu - ODER Sic
toHren monatlit sableH, penn Sbren Sas beier Silz
iast gsir nb S6nen seseniiber 10 liberal, fuie mir
IS MIR ieln foHHeH.
6robe Bargains fur oieie 9Dod,e!
gsr enen Oiec Breis=eiitc rsenb elmer in Der b.u=
fl9er -StItuH9 oHHoHctrteH eegenlber. 2SIr polleH
olele 2Sod1e elm Iebbates Geitdft t9un - of1ene
Gldfe Ilr nenc Sonto5 - 5dhredle neue 6uHoer per-
iaH9en oesbaIb onrfitnstoeT mir Die greile -
Iertbes berabieseRo. seien Sic iorsidItis.
Saiulin=Sefen.
Der noblbefannte .0anslcr="Sfcn gu So. @ie
pteE mas er p.rt9 lift. 2sir pertauitcn l.ete Bode
cine Dtaie oapon.
GaS>Sefen.
Gin resuIdrer S4=Sfen, fein NidelzpIattirt, aG,s
rolitdEot9; sarantirt, iu nur $3.50.
Hefrtseraforen.
gitenc 9iefriscratorcn - SuffetzUiobe, nit gorz
;ellan einaeiaGtem siibIer fcine 5ropfzSianne sur
3eriorIns Sbres 9epphs, ipertb SIS, fir MIR
$3.50.
9tnssiebsSifd1e.
TaiFu sitens aussiebsatitc, iuertb IS, su MIR
S2.85.
Wafftp ei1ener Sifd1.
- 5ur stLoisimmer ober garIOr, ,uertb rs Gents,
fur nur . Gents.
SManfelstabIe.
Groser grm= =6I,ttip.rtzs 9 tautelitubl, cin beaue.
mer StubG. ruertb $3.50, fir nur S2.65.
SabpE&,tt5hcn.
Sein sepoIiterte autde, nit sItIas<s <spis.n=9tanb=
Sonnenitirm, ettpas Subites, Dertb $40, Su nur
$3.50.
Cine feline Sledtipcrf=autidc, cIe9ant eepoIfert,
nebit liebid1em 2tIas Sonnenifrn, mil fcieener
Spitenbcrte berdnoert, Wertb SIS, 3u uur 50.
BE- Stnoerfe bon anoeren Wo,
oen fino ,narftrt sum ssabrttattonSs
Yreis. Seiuhen Sic mnS, ebe ste
faufen.
Wcffins=@aarcn.
Sctrad,tcn Sic uniere auspabI on Onpr=2 2i5cn
uno zSampeH. ShoHe Waaren.
gnTtts.
Doiiip sidlene SHffets, gut uHb fart tpertb s12,
Su MIR $3.50.
Gii6en. Stttbfe.
aiideniii6I., bellies ob.r buntIss ksIi, p.rtb 40
Gents, su nur 25 Gents.
Siners StnbIe.
Dtaiip eidens Giner= StibIe 9fcbrs bibid, poIirt,
nertb 81, Iur MIR 63 Gents.
&ud)ensSiid1e.
aiitens2iit., ans eutcm, rcincn SoIs geratht, nit
SHublaoe, mertb 81 .25, iiir nur 80 Gents.
SpuuaeS.
GSute eouns,s EIbit g.poIfert; IS Sprunsie=
bern. 2Sertb IS, su nur $2.65.
gSauof1rdnfc.
giten. sl,iberitrdnte nit 9oppelt6lireu, pertb
s1o, Su senGu babem 4reile, So.
sbiafsimmers ~ pbiltars.
Gin maio ,it.nes RobIcment, 10 -rtb $50, fir MIR
SIS.
Hg Seoem Sd,IafsimttersN 6bIes
tttent, tpeldJeS tptr perfauien, fiieen
.pir cine Sprmnsfeoer=Yta citrate era-
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w- Scoent YarIor 81 5bIentent,
tpeides .ptr perfaufea, fiisen sptr
ctncn Eiidb fret BET.
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NdrIor. W obfetttenfS.

Gin Saartuds iu.rt5 $50, fir mir
SIS.
Gin s,ibsnz5apifieriezB zBarlorzN Noblement. n.rtb
s35, fir nur $3.50.
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CHen ieren Wndcntass=Nbenb bis
9 llbr.

aae Geiddite iirift ;luiifeu uns. - lln-
martirte &c aseu lierern foiteuirei aGle Baa.
rem in ibrem 9aule ab.
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n Seoem sd,IaisimuersDs 6b bIes
tttent, tuelGeS tptr perfaufen, fiisen
,pir cine Sprmnsfeoer=Yfat atrate sra=
tiS bel.
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SohscitSzShusodd1cr IL. Boocnbeics gu uers
Ieben bel Sooper Co., ytr 302, 2Beit<9erinstouir
ISNinI2-l
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Be 9ttnoerfe bon anoeren Wo.
oe,t fiao marftrt sum ssabrtfationss
Yreis. Seiuhen Sic i,nS, ebe Sic
faufen.
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e. Uonettf, Nr. 218, Glib. b.groabwap.
ssertiee samen= Sc SIeiser unb quite ses.n baor
aser Ied)te RGtensGbIunser. (gidrSl G, ,12Ulte)
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8eimden sic uns oieie ISOLDE !

gBir piinitsn oas Sic tomnrsn, sIeit9ptel. OF Sic
fauIcn ober nid1t 2Sir uiniten, baS Sic burda ben
saoeu eeh.n uno unisren Sorratb beI1tis.n-bi.
Saic BON Waaren, iueId1e mir fHbren-uno Die 9r0sc
b.rieIbcn, uno mir iuuniten NIT Sbu.H suiaulmen su
tonlmcn unb Sie teuuen Su Iernen.
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- ooer Ole S1lIle oapoH -
$50 gSertb fur so GentS Saar tttto
so GetttS Die @od1e ODER
SO pro Wouat.
0erdoe tpie eS Sb1en 8etreifS Der
.lohI1&no hco,.r>%& {S1

limb Sbre @inbunbert Gents iinb 70 sat, mi. bes
reitcn Diannes 81. gBenn Sic aufrihtis finn - uno
Die Su uHs 9ommenoen no Oas, neil ite ipiien, baB
ne nit rcdtd,aifener Seuten banoeIn = 10 foruen
Dollars 3ahuna lit gut, 5bre SO Gentsz3a 1T
gut, nno Sbr @reSit lit gut sic fonneH Sbr oaus
pom oben bis urten m06liren, inoem Sic Elm fpenia
g'aar uno Elm gaenis pro g8otle SabIeu - ober Sic
fonnen monatlidb Sa6len, ncru Sbnen Sas beier Suz
iast geir inb Sbuen se9eniber 10 LIBERAL, uie mir
eS MIR iein f0nHen
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6ro6e Bargains fur oieie SSohe!

2Er een oieIe Breis=eiitc rsenb elmer in Der b,uz
tisen -Seituns ounoncirten ee9eniiber 29ir uolleH
oieie 2Sod1e Elm Iebbaites Geihdit t6un oHene
Iansen unb oesbab burdDitneioen mir bi. Breiic
in etni9en 5sdnsH lie aui Die 6dlfte oes resuldren
gSertbes berabieBe1o. Seen Sic iorsIGltis.
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Iein sepoIiterte autide, nit 9tIas<S Spisen=9 9fanb=
Sonnenidlirui, etmas Snbites, pertb SO, 5u nur
$3.50.
Cine feline Sled1tiperf=Sutitc, elegant eepoIfert,
nebit lleblthem stlas Sonnenifirm, nit feieener
Spitenborte berdHoert, ipertb SIS, 3u nur 50.