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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

Wall paper from 3 cents MP, at NJ.
DE fai 3
For bed springs and mattresses go
To KesHer s. COI-.
Before y"u purchase wall paper ex-
anime DeTur's atrck.
n yuu or your friends want u new
organ ,a!l at Ks1hrr & Coles.
DeTar has tile finest line Of wall
piturr v est III kUrssts City
We will make our last cut on dress
flIHHtl-, next Saturday, To- % per rent
from regular selling price, winch. uS
You have all breu csu, iuced, WAS I'D
ger cent lower than elsewhere. Ladies',
sou should avail yourselves of this
opportunity. SPIEGLE g. SON.
Remember that Spi.-Ie & S 90 huvs
The most a., mplpts line ur willie shirts
and collars ju town, sLHd amy uur Wi-h-
avg first class IauUdVs work viii leave
IL AT their store nu. later than Tuesday
OF each week.
am getting better since began the usa OF
iBuERs' l5io0n Purifier and blood MuEsr.-u-
II. williams. CheuanEo, Texas. Suid and
warranted by 8" De'raF Kinsiey- Nnusas
nuve derived E great hesisht from Telrrs
B.oOd r'uriher ana moud mixer ami will tuke
great pleasure iu recommending is Q" ut Q
inert Tins HiH. Aberdeen. d. Sold uud
Warruntsd by 1t n"rUr- Ni'sleF- Kansas
We have bssu s.ilu,a iIeg.rs' Remedies for
uhuII, five wears and BeL-E-' Iarrhua raizIm
gives as the be ST satisfaction OF ANY remedy
We have ever SnlI.--EvHuz s. Hg5cHrrJ, ThsLu
ufe, Kan. s0l'! HuI -TJrEltutc b. 81. De Far
Niusley. Kansas
NJ, wifi. bad tho ,.or-r case Of dandrud
ever saw and mai tried three or four utEuF
remedies ana two buftls4 or BssFs' Hair Re
newer pFIvrG all claimed for is--E uunu-
gan. Gainesville. Gu. Sod and warranted by g
De Tar. Klnsley, Kansas.
I-HEE Hummer was attacked WItht q. g..
81 tiuE, aud after tHEIt.E four doses of BegE~'
DiarrheH RHlsutu WAS Immediately reireN Cd
and cured have sold 90 Fur six months
and u5uEi say that ia gives Eru raj. saJIsfae
tinH -. " smith. 81. u. PuEicn. Ne. Sold
Hr-I warranted Dy ~ DsraF. Nirsley. EaasEH
have handled T.egEz' Little Giant Pills far
eight years and hEvs customers 20 whom ft
would hr Impossible 90 sci! Huy nr5rr. Ia fact
al OF BrZEs' Family Medicines are quite sat
isfHc'nry. and have g,.od success with shem.
W II. shame, Solomon city, Kansas sold
and Warranted by S. DeTar Einssy. Kansas
AGENTS WANTED 90 cell our new bnok.
'hlnl9 aFurt"H iur hilur-u Ellt ed hF
posting uyer $50. ~. Retail 50 50 over ls3
iuII E8ue rugraviHEs. 2 p;tyaS ct 90 t-suiH,seuI
culurud plates, tch pFinIsI iu ten cGinvz A
cppy ctn be- a1Iid So every n-s.ut. Girl writes.
-ligtve $50 or,.srs up To this moruings "a lde
suyss 'tlItft received. sold 6l bi-uks iT-isY.
kuoWu- Extra cglmmtdsigu tu LEeurs- SD
on credit Freight paid Heuy Ngil, li5 sr.
lkn HEa EU1iIQE.t a. Pa
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

will have twenty-five hs'ti OF lac
finest farm mares ever brought to K IL
sley, ga Fs 'rirtry goth. W II sxci,an e
& r. cattle oF sell Oh time. Don't buy
any tsT,es brought from the east. they
will do you no good, but come and see
me before you buy. No one can under
sell me. G. W. BEELER.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

z. D. Taylor has moved into tile
house on Marsh avenue, adjoining on
the nsrth the residence formerly owned
BY William SiegBnger.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

A number Of Kinsley itts expect to
attend the concert given by IIatcI's
orchestra at OHsrls Saturday night.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

Mrs. II. +. Best returned last Friday
night from 9 three weeks visit with
friends at Kansas City and Topeka
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

The KiHsley Orchestra. under tia
leadership of Prof. A J. Hatch, viii
give a vocal and INSTRUMENTAL concert
aE ORsrle Saturday night.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

Judge VandIvsEt and eUurt reporter
Dyer held district court at JetmUrs
Tuesday. The term lasted only four
hOuFs-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

B. F. THtum went 20 the eastern
part Of the state tor = ear load Of
horses Monday aud returned Thurs
giEy
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

Ar. and Mrs. n. VanIInrne, of
.Larnsd, visited the family Of their suis
L. x, Sunday.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

C. ". Beeler is in the eastern part
Of the state, shipping the nurses he
Escsntiy purchased to Kiusley. lie
viii have thsm here. BY the first Of next
week.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

=. II. Laveubefg, a Brother of Mrs.
r. 4. Woodbury., is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Woodbury. this week
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

W.. H. Robb remained ia Topeka
this week on legal business.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

FrGd AOtz, q farmer living about
urday night of drOpsy Of the heart.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

Arrangements for the K. P ball
next "Wednesday night are fully com
Pleted by the committees in charge
Good music has been secured. rhe
price Of tickets To the bail has been
fixed at 20 eeIEs- SUPPER viii - served
at the Alamo hotel at il O'Clock
Judge Vandivsrt, sheriff Roberts.
and W. n. BeezIey went to
Topeka last night, presumably To sid
aud aabeL tie republican, s0l0ns in the
legislative 5nelee nov la pr gress there.
Nrue II them however i'll mad. Is
O'tr.s,i- the IA SO 'vs, 80 the path Of the
death dealing bullet.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

The infant child Of Jacob Rnpp,
aged ave months. died last Friday.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

Picture frames and muuldlngs always
on hand at kaemer & Coie'a.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17
MARES FOR SALE.
BEsT BROOD AND DRAFr sAuEs EVER
OFFERED FOR SALE OR TRADE.

wiI! have uU sale st Edwards &
WuIEnmut' IS harm, and ut Calvin Jones'
iH KiHsiry next Saturday, Febru ny
18th, one CIR lad Of heavy draft and
brood mures. These mares are without
doubt jhe finest animals ever offered
for sale or trade iu Edwurds county.
O J.. PAINTER.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

Ths z. P. s. c. 3. meets every SIM
dag evening ~ $50 O-slOsk.in tise Con-
GgsgRtiOnal slsnruh. All are eur
alsIly invited. Toaie for next SUNDAY:
s=HtndEanses. efssR = meet them. p
Sysb-, =: g PM g. rs
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

The merchants OF Kinsley who have
ten cent couhteFs. and sell tin cups to
ladies, must be careful to rinse them
out thoroughly in the future or they
may be labored with by the W. c. Il.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

WANT ED:aaPlssterIqy and clsterns to
W bn I'D. Coos work guaranteed Terms
reasonable. JOHN HELBUHN.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

Birs. F. ". Edn"nds entertained
few friends Wednesday evening.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

Z. II B,rtnm. with plas7iagrnph,
by the horn metlio 9. will give AN enter
tAiumeut 1T the Nj. e church next
Tuesday night. The photograph oper-
ated 10y Mr. b 'rton is murh larger and
sirunger than any ever exhibited ia
this CITY, and by aid IF Ike hprn or
s0Hndrr attachment IA large audience
can hear it more plainly than ny the
ordinary method # nSi y tunes AMI
Placing them m The ears
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

8 B. RickersDn retHrued this noun
from Lawrence. He will start the
mill Monday.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

70 Charles Farmer and E. n. CIle
attended the Masonic Grand Lodge at
Hutchinson Tuesday and Wednesday
as representative from the Kinsley
Masonic Lodge.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

Roberts is prepared for the Lenten
'sesson with full line OF FISH ,lf All
kinds, Holland aHd Domestic Herring,
White and Naokerei, Salmon, Var
mouth Bloatsrs. C0aash, ETC., all At
rock bottom prices.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17
LOCAL NE VS..

F. D. Smith weat to Topeka Tues
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

Eeener & Cole now handle and have
. stock the Western Cottage Organ.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

Frsm DuntoR's Spirit OF the TURF
KIHslsy. tile county seat Of Edwards
county Kaissss, is one of the newer
cOHquests Of the tr0ttiHg-i'red roadster
over tile buffalo and cstLle ranger. No
other i.,Wn rs far "a est ia the state las
a better prospect ia trOttiig horse III
teresJ.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

The great Yankee 'irnrnN of Isl
f'Iuukard' Is tu he presented at the
opera house next Friday uisti, Frnru-
AIRY gath This Is one of the most
lauglIahle PLAY 5 ever put upnu the stage
isit 81 the same time it hts as. inter-
sstinK plot. Il is presented 10y an @X-
celleHt company with the famous Yam
ke- comedian J. e. levi, ig tite title
role. The orchestra iS' large ami line
one, ami In fact everything rounreted
with ghe show is first class Til price
sf .'dhiSsion is 50 low that there sli"uli
he "a packed hnIIse Un th- Oc, ASTON.
The press Of tlIis and other states
speak ia the highest terms Of tie
KhOE.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

Hardware at Runmell'E
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

J. \. VHnWiHklss Of 81. John, was
In the city Tuesday. lie shipped koiae
iiis stallion, SHperistivs, which has
ebSen kept here with Judge VandIyeEt's
horses for the last year and . hIE.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

N. ROBERTS.

have heeH troubled for several yCurG With
scratuIr, cuussd By impure blond. hut could
Eet no relief until btaIy.a J4uF druggist
recommended BeEEs' Bioud PuriHeI ana
Bip''l Maker 50 ugsuly thtJ deuII % 70 try &C
ana have up TO tho Urezeut time. used i've
bottles AMI ana it 10 1e uli tbut &c is Focom-
Co eudgll.-tlrriu Stone, Dt-uEb. Wis, sold
uIld warranted uy AI- DcTar- Kiuslsy., Kansas
Afr. O.. =. Davis, uIitUr OF sile IgIuui-
Iirld. LAVA, Farmer, ~uys: IL Call zee
Ouuuud J,ha..tb-l lsliu's cough remedy
Co alI sufferers with colds and Group.
ntve USED 10 in my family for the
past tNU wears sni have found IL the
best I nave. ever ,.sed r"r the purposes
for winch It Is intended" Eiity cent
LoILIes LOT sale b Porter s. co. nj
= Lais old man, MIR. q. Wilson. of
Aliens springs, lIIEulHr who 10 JVrF
bJ eaIa uII, says: Il have ca nay TIME
LrI=tI % EIviu MANY mrttIriuvs, auulr ut
Nrrli' ut qututl buJ never ueiD dIu
utu uua mat WUutu su Uuiuulr9eis
do all thtt Is al u-u..L TOR o. as Cham
beIialH's Cui.C, tI..lgr.t a'sd DIurTHuest
Remedy. D. IS truly a wonderful ui,-tl-
iciii'-' For Stte Uy Porter ~ CO. MI
.i0srpf. V DOry. of Wsr~aw. Illinois
Sc t.UuBiest With rheumatism 5ts-u
trled a number at different rrmr'iIrS,
INT sJy~ huite ut them serneI 10 do
HIul amy good; nut tiuaIIy he got hold
CO.. Uur tHaL speedily cared HIiu. ale
AIS iuuCu pirdseu with %, and lvlt sure
tliu- Otners similarly afflicted wuIiId
like Lu know what the remedy VS.
tiut cured nam. lie states luT the hell
rht of The public that ~ Is called Cham
bsrlalu's i'aIH Balm. For sale by rUT-
ter y company. bI-t
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

L K VanHsrHs spent Sunday
afternoon with his family. lie started
up his mill at Ford City .ast Thursday
and is we'll pleased with tie u .nuer in
which IL Opsrat es.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

.si'' yin lead his 'BuEiers" mp aud down
all the iaBes 10 this yeAre place On MS arrival.
You know where they sell the tickets. Go
secure your 8saLs fOg '-ei' Is coming.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

George L. Painter arrived from His
scuri Saturday with car lead of fne
mares. He wifi have them on sale in
ths9 Petty tomorrow at Edwards 6 VOL
gamot's barn. sss adj an the next
column.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

say the least, and some that have act
ed ike they mightbe made race honses.
The firm has secured for their stud "a
thres-y ear-uld son of Jerome Turner
2:I55s dam los R q Wilkes 1749; end
dam by Beechrr 2IsI; Srd dam. by Ed
yin FuTTest 40. He las guod size,
color. gait sHid would seem 10 have
sperd, HIId with favorable opportunity
ought Ia prove "a good sire particularly
ug br"od mare stuck. Among tile
MATES on tile farm. theIe are q few
with some breeding u g,tIy crossed.
cluse Hp with running lT pacing blood.
Though SONS nT tie Younger things arr.
admissible tu STANDARD rank. They
are energetic workers and handle their
colts from yyrauliugs up for all they
are worth. surcess ought TO reward
their industry ami e1rter.riss.
SAMUEL sUsISEV-
Samuel sunuey OWLS % .n.i young
horse by AIturr 962. ont Of I'rurie
Bird 10y WissrbickaH 947; 2ud dam
Susie, saId tobely St Elmu ga, uut f
Lady Lloyd by Zero. son If Boston,
LttDttkll EH-ala ltf ~ aIlatH AI4lo
Of the breeding has not bgeu regarded
as satisfactory tO ths registrar
JOHN HOsTWICE.
John Bustwick OWLS "a fast trDtting
stallion registered ass uou-siHHdsrd
uIlder t.-r mime "f CIaytn b being
by TIFFANY. out If "a mare los Nerves
Henry Clay; 2rd dam 10y s,u Of Black
/ Hawk "a.
OTHER HOgsEAIEN.
Fred Dumuut Smith, v d. Billings,
DR.. B. X, Hnsher, DR.. j. * Camille,
J"uas Miller. Charley Becler. G-, rye
MaLhruy and johnny Thurue are other
prominent breeders and OWNERS Of tr,,t-
ting took, Who take "a lively Interest
I in tile enterprise. The dav would
not se-m Tar distant when Kiuslu, will
become prominent HmoHg Kuusns
towns ia i0Hd and turf horse interests.
XII
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

The snow last night fell thicker and
Faster than ever seen iu this country.
From $50 u. m. t" II p. M over ten
inches fell on the level. There wts
very little wiuii So ihar tile snow lies
eveaiy nn the ground. The clouds
cleand away last niuht AID the sun
came cut bright and warm this u.otli
fng. TIE Snow viii Ia = mmeuse
benefit 60 ttir wheat and fhs Storm
Was not severe ,,u eJttIe.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17
SIPLUNKARD

BRASS BAND PARADE
A LOAD OF SIMON PURE UAEsEEDs.
\ LOAD OF YANKEE CosHCALIT1Es.
AN ORCHESTRA OF COUNTRY I'D
DLERs'"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

am getting better since began the usa OF
tIeRRs' l3loon Purifier and blood MuEsr.-H.
If. Williams. CheuanEo, Texas. Suld and
warranted by 50. DsTar Kiusiey. Kansas
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

hive handled HegEz' Little Giant Pills far
eight years and hsvs customers 20 whom it
v"uid hli Impossible 90 sci! Huy nr5rr. Ia fact
al Of BrzEs' Family Medicines are quite sat
isfHcsnry. and have g'.od suceess with shem.
W n. Shane, SOiompu city. KANSAS. Sold
and warranted by s.. DeTar Eiuslsy. Kansas
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-17

You know whore they sell the tickets. Go
secure yOuF seats fOg ''ei'' Is cGmtuE.
WANT ED:-PissterIng and cis,erns to
w bn ild. Coos work guaranteed. Terms
reasonable. JOHN HELBUHN.
LOCAL NE VS..
Ed. smith wen. to Topeka Tues
day.
Picture frames and muuldlugs always
On hand at Ksener & Coles
D
W.. H. Robb remained ia Topeka
this week on legal basiness.
Ars. F. ". Edmolds entertained ii
few friends Wednesday evening.
- Hardware at RunmelI'g-
The infant child of Jacob Rnpp,
aged Ave months, died last Friday.
Ksener & Cole now handle and have
. stock the Western Cottage Organ.
8. B. RickerzDn returned this noun
4. from Lawrence. He will start the
mill Monday.
Adr. and Mrs. n. VanIInrre, of
Harmed, visited the family Of their sug
L. X, Sunday.
=. II. Laveuberg, Brother of Mrs.
F. 4. Woodbury., is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Woodbury. this week.
FrGd Aotz, a farmer living about
three miles south OF 0derIa, died sat
urday night of drOpsy Of tie heart.
Mrs. II. +. Best returned last Friday
night from 3 three weeks visit with
friends at Kansas CITY and Topeka.
A number Of Kinsley ties expect to
attend the concert given by Hatch's
orchestra at ohsrls Saturday night.
h. F. Tatum went 70 the eastern
part Of the state tor q car load Of
horses Monday aud returned Thurs
day.
Judge Vandivsrt and cuurt reporter
Dyer held district court at JstnlOre
Tuesday. The term lasted only four
hours.
E. D. Taylor has moved into tile
house on Marsh avenue, adjoining on
the nsrth the residence formerly owned
BY William siegunser.
The Kimsley Orchestra, under ths
leadership of Prof. A. J. Hatch, viii
give a vocal and Instrumental concert
at ORsrie Saturday night.
C. ". Beeler is in the eastern part
Of the state, shipping the nurses he
Escsntiy purchased to Kiusley. lie
viii have thsm here By the arst Of next
week.
% Charles Farmer and E. N. Cule
attended the Masonic Grand Lodge at
Hutchinson Tuesday and Wednesday
as Representatives fr0m the EiHsley
Masonic Lodge.
L K VanHsrns spent Sunday
afternoon with his family. lie started
up his mill at Ford City :ast Thursday
D and is we'll pleased with the "a amer ia
which it operates
}. II. VanWinkl,, of 81. John. was
Ia the city Tuesday. lie shipped Jsoiae
fsis stallion, Superistivs, which has
,obosn kept here with Judge VandIyeEt's
horses for the last year and - h,lG
The merchants OF Kinsley who have
ten cent couhteEs. and sell tin cups to
ladies, must be careful to rinse them
out thoroughly in the future Or they
may be labOred with by the W. c. T.
u.
George L. Painter arrived from Mis-
scuri Saturday with car 'oad of ine
mares. He wilf have them on sale IN
the city tomorrow At Edwards & VOL
gamot's barn. sss .'ad. p al the next
column.
Roberts is prepared for the Lenten /
ssssOR with a full line OF FISH tsf All
kinds, Holland and D0meztiCdTeFrluE,l
White and hgasksrsI, Salmon, Var
mouth Bloatsrs, Goldfish, ETC., all At
rock bottom prices.
Ths 2. P. s. c. 3. meets every SAN
dag evening ~ $50 O-eioekoin the Con-
Gssgsti0nal etnrUh. All srs cur
alslly invited. 1iosic for next sunsay:
,sdia1ranees. lzssR = Hsat thsus.'' !
sJs1s-s - s. PM &. rs
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slmerifaniihe asaifasier=9ampfer

lleber bic gemaItigen neuen Damz
pferbauten Der nun feierIi1 bonn Yrdz
fibenten Der Ser. @taaten amerifaniz
firten bisberigen Snman Seeaabams
pferlinie beri6tet Der philadelphia
Demofrat" Befanntli9 bat bic
amerifanifde Dampfergeieai1aft bel
Der Nmeritaniiirun9 ibrer beiben @diffe
Stem 0ort" unb ,,Gitp of paris" bic
Serpfi6tung iibernpmmen, finf glei9
groBe Sampfer in Mmerifa bauen 3u
lafen unb bieieIben ben beiben erfteren
auaugefeuen. SIN S6iffsbaubof Der
@ramps in philadelphia mirb fofort
ber 8au BON brei berielben begonnen
Die Mobelle bafiir fan6en augemeine
geuunbefumg; iie iibertreFeu an 2ei9s
tigfeit unb @legana bon Bauart unb
Musftattmng alle eneIii1en 0prbilber.
Bier 9ampfer tperben Der ,,gitD Of
paris" dbnli9, aber grober tperben.
Sic follen stpif6en Stem Oort unb Mnt<
tuerpen fabren unb bel southampton
unb 8oulogne anlaufen. Sas finite
S4iff foa biel 9r0Ber perben unb man
bofft 6amit bic S9nelligteit Der neuen
@unarb : Dampfer ,,Gampanie" unb
n3ucania" 81 iiberbieteu. Sober Der
aaerit ermdbnten bier gIei6en Dampfer
foa 5l1 SUB lang, 63 SUB brett nnb
40 SUB tief werben. nit 10, ,665 Sonz
nensebalt unb 26 SUB Siefgamg, bel
elmer @6nelligfeit BON 20 ¬en in
Der Stunbe. Die erfte Gaiite ioa nur
Raum fur 472 paifagiere babem (gegen
789 auf Der ,,@itp ofparis"), aber
bic aweite unb brittle &aiiite erbdIt
>plaB f1r 2l6 unb 500 pafagiere (ges
gen 104 unb 1856 in ben alten G9ifs
fen.) Die Gra9t mirb nm 125 Sons
men lnebr betragen. 9as finite grD-
Bere e6iff foq 3wif6en Nem Oorf unb
Siperpool fabten; eS pirb $50 SUB
lang fein unb @ramp gebenft es aum
f9nenften ,,OeeansSagbbunb" an ge=
itaIten. SIR ben Bau Der neuem Dam.
pier finb 31,.OO 9onnen @tablplatten
n0tbig, tupuon $4,000 9onnen aus
penniplpanien unb 5mar gu $40 per
3onne-ein Siimmden bon II Millioz
men Dollars, fur bieie Stablplatten
alein. Ser Yreis ift biliger, als Der
BON importirten pIatten isin ipiirbe.
Die Carnegie @tabl aompagnie au
pittsbrrg bat einen @ontfaft BON
4,800 Sonnen, bic @arben Stabls
&ompagnie 3u pittsburg einen fur
1880, bic pb0nir Srsn &ompagnie au
pb6nixpile in penni1luanien fur 5000,
bic Barton @ifenmerte gu Darrisburg
fur 9,100 unb bic Meuman StabIs
aompagnie 81 Sburlom in pennipls
panien fiir 10000 9onnen.
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0te llraneIle Der araft.

Wenn MIR bebenten, baf Der Waasen has srobe Gas
boratcrtum 1T, tn rel&em Bite ssnOfisne @abruns in
RdbricH psrwanSelt rirb, baS er benz a6rper araft
perletbt nadbem bie @abruns in baS 8lut bersesans
Ser 9raft TT, 70 wtHen mir aud, ba6 es peieutItd it,
beie 9raftaueue tn sutem 3uanbe au erbaIten, reSr
ttn Tteoer barstn tu periesen, auber Srbuuns
mtrtt bur Spfetters Nasenbitters, bas bie SERBIAN
uns reSultrt, BITE geybauunsSprsane fdrft unb bic
6uufttpnen Der Sober uno Gtnaepetbe f6rbert. Dte
Rnbe uno ggtpsrfanbsfraft bes @erpenpifems bdnsen
drstltde Whenl&aft fennt fetn prtunssppderes Mer-
psnberub 'sunsSmitel ale bas Bt:tsrs. Gerner pirp
eS pcn @sr3en empotlen se8eu Gitber unb Grfdltuns
gen, Rhenmattsmus, Nierens unb 1laIenIeipen,
saffrti@es Sopfpet, iowte sssen Wansel an Gppettt
unb S@lof. Wsan nebme oretmal tdsltG eiu gBeins
alas ppu.
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9eiiins.

Sn allen neuem beliebten Garben
unb Gaeons, ie6em 9eint unb ieber
Tigur angepaBt. Inter ben neuen
@a9en eibt es gfepene, gbIinb, Gas
ianbra, &bein, Gitbian, Ma9ie. Senz
ttie, 2tlD unb bunbert anbere.
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Ter erfte amtli6e geriua, Der in
philadelphia nit elmer pneumat f9en
&0brenpoit 9ema9t murDe, III pol=
t mmen gelungen unb Damit birfte Der
algemeinen ginfabrung biefer neuen
Bef6rberunsss @inridtung fir pohias
den nunmebr pobl Der Weg gebabnt
fein. Sn Oeutidlanb 1T bieielbe be-
tanntlib fbon leit langen Sabren nit
Dem gr6Bten grfolge in @ebrau1 unb
man muB ii4 nur pnnbern, baB He
bur9 ben bod fonit 10 praftiiden Mme.
rifaner nidt aud in bieiem 2anbe i9on
ldngit allgemein eingefiibrt 1T.
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WrunSetaemtbums llebertraaunaeu

Spbn $. SameS an peter unb 9Ier>
amber Sigmunb. 4 @runbfiide i'm
Blod 5, fur $40.
Denper 6 g. u. Snpeitment So.
an 6. s. &ippe, 3 @runbftide auf
South Seiebts, fir $500.
Sulius 8ielitein on @miI 3i9ter,
babies Snterefe an einem @ranbtiide
an Granflin Square. $3.50.
Sulins 8ieltein on Otto &idter,
babies SntereHe an einem @runbflde
an Norb Shores Ctr. $118.
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ssiir Tarmtcr !

Die r5riumpb"z zBinbesMaidine NIT
Stablgeftea unb nit -i6minsenbem
Binber III bic bette Maidine um ale
grten BON @etreibe su i6neiben, oh es
febe ober lieee, oh es fir3 sber lang,
grim ober troden 1T. gu baben bei
Sip8 & 9aarmann.
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- 9ie biesidhrige Snbianers8euils
ligungssBiQ Derlangt bic Summe bon
$16,4s0. 600. Sapon entfalten iebo9
So. .760, 900 auf ben Gnfauf Der @beros
fefensHeierOatisn.
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8dnou.

0fan fanr iin faum eine 9orfelluns
MAIDEN BON Der funiibollem 4ombiz
nation bon Garben unb Mufern. Die
@ei66eit bes neuen i6iGernben Moire
Seot6 BIaib, betupfte Satins, @lacs
GreSe, Satin @orbs, Der geftidten Mrs
tifel TT bewun5ernsmertb.
aeoerlt.
Sie Mdlber Der Welt peiien teinen
gr6Beren &ei6tbum auf, tpie mir i'm
5eieen.