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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01
PRICE. 5 CTS PER COPY
AN OPERA HOUSE OR SOMETHING.

It. is deplored fact for city of
Bay st. LOUIS proportion and point
of population TO remain so long as at
present without even public hall OF
some kind TO meet the demands of q
public who are worthy of all opera
house. Prior the Union street fire,
FIremen's hall was utilized in the alb
, senGe of other places and because it
was q kind of large enough hall,
but it was condemned by many not
wlthstanding recent repairs and the
approval Of capable examiners. The
town is not filed with class of peo-
pie who would fail to ap )reciate and
not learn to support flrst-class little
opera house, though nothing too
small. The opera house shf uId be
a spacious hall combined, but hav-
ing neither Of these convenienoes or
rather necessities, it oan readily be
seen how urgent the want Of any
place is, and something should be
done to further prevent the town
from suffering.
Sometime ago we were authorized
to state in these columns that fine
opera hall was assured and was to be
erected by the firemen. Almost two
months have elapsed and nothing
more than tho mere announcement
has been heard, and il the fire COM
pany delay much longer they'll GER
tainly be left. The Bay cannot very
we'll support two halls and In this
event it might be well TO remember
that "the early bird catches the
worm" Already plans have been
suggested and action taken for the
erection of magnificent hall to be
erected on Washington near Front
streets, but if successful or not re-
mains unknown at this office. There
is no doubt as to the possibility Of
the fire company in commencing the
erection of their hall, and eventually
the building would be completed,
Things are too slow in Bay St.
Louis. People meet obstacles in
the road and try to remove them
instead Of raising one foot and gently
step over.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01
A Peculiar MaIformatIon.

A great many people in Cincinnati
are acquainted with Charles Greene,
the manager of the "The ldler
Company, young man who IS ln-
teres,ing for many reasons. Mr..
Greene can trace his pedigree to
revolutionary stock, his great-erand-
father having been General Nathanl-
el Greene, OF the revolutionary war
Even further th'n that, however, can
he trace a peculiar malformation
that has been landed down in the
Greene family from generation to
generation. The excuses of the
GreeDes, it seems, run to toes and
and fingers, and lucky indeed IS the
man or woman among them who has
not, or has not had, more than he or
she have practical use for. Mr..
Charles Greene had sixth finger on
the right hand, but when boy ho
had it amputated. He rather re-
grets at this day the operation was-
performed, since the spot where the
finger was is representative oepld
particularly, and frequently causes
him discomfort, if not positive pain.
He can further boast of six fully de-
veloped toes on each foot, and well
marked protuberanees below the
sixth toe on each foot, which seems
to indicate that with lI'tle fel tiliz-
ing the seventh might be coaxed to
develop. Mr.. Greene's oldest sis
ter has the two extra fingers as well
as two extra toes, while his young
est sister IS the curiosity of the fami-
ly, having neither Of the characters
tic marks. The famous Count Jo-
hannes, of New York, traced this Pc
cularity in the Greene family back
two hundred years and finds its ORR
gin in the ancient giants Of Ger
many. General Nathaniel Greene
was not marked as the Greene gem
orally are and have been, but his
brother had toes and fingers in pro-
fusion. Cincinnati Commercial Gaz-
cite. We know a Greene in Bay st.
Louis with six toes.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

a city council is not an ins signi-
ficancy, 1t is a duty worthy of your
thinking cap, II is an obligation
which should not be offaced with a
mere thougbtless scratch of your
pencil; but ecquit yourself nobly by
the concentration Of all your facul-
ties in the one resolution: that you
will vote for body who will do JUS
tioe to yourself, your neighbor and
your community.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

Last week in our local columns,
we had occasion to say that City
Marshal Maynard slept with both
eyes open judging from the scarcity
of tramps here this season, but dur
ing the past week we have been led
to believe that our esteemed marshall
now sleeps with both eyes closed.
The town has been flooded with all
types Of tramps. from the profession
al down to the amateur, and at one
home alone 10 called during one day.
Kind of an unlucky number.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

No wonder Scranton is living a.
la. cray-fish movement. The people
are so puritanical there that a youth
cannot only kiss his girl on Sunday
but cannot play ball. At the previous
teyEa Of court number of prominent
young gentlemen and merchants were
indicted for playing baseball on suns
day. At the present term they ap-
peared and plead guilty ami were
fined cent and costs Of court. The
same law is applicable to the Bay,
but thank heaven THE people here
are different from those Of Scranton.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01
The PenslOn Roll Pnrged.

Intelligence from Jackson shows
decidedly that the Confederate pen
sloners in this State have decreased
in number of about 30 per cent n
comparison with last years list, and
this ls largely due to stringent regula.
tions. Some many fraudulent pen
siouers have heretofore existed and
the annihilation Of their names is truly
gratifying to all as well as this paper.
The amount now appropriated is
S37 500. With 5000 names on the
rolls last year the pro rata amounted
to S2O,75. This year the number is
minus Of 500 names, and the pro
rata is s2700, or an individual III
crease of S6.75.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

A few OF Hancock best citizens
will eat two turkeys next Thanks
giving in recognition of their elec-
tion to the county offices. 1t is going
to be a very long and exciting race,
but as this paper is going TO take an
active hand long before the primary
it can easily be foseseen that the
men elected will be of the "best''
rand.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

The writer was in Pass Christian
the other day and while there met up
with a goodly number Of the citizens
of that place, and in speaking OF the
coming municipal elections it would
be safe to say Major Lang will be
the next mayor Of that town in the
absence of Hon. John T. Mcdonald 8
candidacy.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

II the handsome editor of the New
Albany Gazette was nearer we would
make him responsible for appropriat-
ing reading matter from The Echo
into bis paper without credit. Re-
production is the sincerest form of
flattery,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

The immigration society of MIssis.
sippl with the railroads interested,
on which an editorial appeared in
these columns last week, have de-
cided TO have published 10000 CO.
pies of hand book in which the re-
sources of Mississippi will be fully
sbo Ep,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

I President Cloveland's foot isn't
too sore for him to administer sever.
oil vigorous kicks. For particulars
wait for tue message.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

1t will not be what they accom-
plish so much as what they try to
accomplish that will fix the future
status of retiring Democratic Sena.
tors and Representatives.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

Congress meets next Monday.
Judging from the past no one can
gain the least suspicion as to what
that body will accomplish are in what
IL will fail.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01
Brilliant Minds.

Recently, while the city street COM
missioner was attending to some
other Official duties, force of his
men were left alone while opening
new rear street. The work of clear
ing big trees was in progress when
the men found themselves at the top
of hill and the falling trees were
accumulating on the ground to such
an extent that impeded their work.
The situation soon assumed puz-
zling proportions, but one of the men
was soon congratulating himself as
the solver while walking two miles to
procure a mule. The man return
ed with what he went for and tho
limbless trees were hauled down the
hill while with ropes the men held
each tree in It's flight to prevent Grips
ling the mule. A Chicago man hap
pened to be passing and inquired
why didn't they roll the logs down?
"Why, we never thought of that"
they chorused, and the wise man Of
She North proceeded his way while
the Southern ers made the mule re-
haul the logs up hill and down went
the logs rolling in time quicker
than it takes 10 tell it. 1t is a great
and "good one" or the men, but as
we we're told this the truth cannot be
vouched, The moral is obvious.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

II the Democrats in Congress will
be governed by their common sense,
instead OF their sense OF injury,
something can be accomplished at
the short session.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

Dwight L. Moody, the noted evan
gelist, and Col. Ingersoll will lecture
in New Orleans this winter. The in
telligeht people will turn out en-
masse to enjoy such a,treat Of brains.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen

1He bVaIu UI HHyUT HHu AIuermen
are billed to meet to-day. Wonder
if Its member will be afraid to tell
Messrs Reid and Carroll that they
are ignoring the law by failing to re-
pair their beach property?
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01
D1NTI9T.
WALKER, w. E., d. D.,

Northrop Building, over post Office, Paas
Christian, Mississippi.
Office hours--7 to ga. M, g m. "a
p. m /: Q to 6 p. M, except THURSDAYS.
Bay st. Louis 0flce--Thursdavs.1 :
m. to / p. M, Q p. m. to 6p. M.
Patients Southwest OF the Paas csz
mako appointments at that point.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

Wednesday 59,190 bales Of cotson
were shipped from New Orleans and
is the largest shipment for single
day on record. The British steam
ship Maroa alone cargoed 1S.2Oe
bales for Hayre, France.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Edu cation is the motive power of
civilization.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

A correspondent in Kate Powers
Review, published in Jackson, sign
ing G. ). c., vigorously advocates
women as suffragists and of the re-
preventative figure of her sex says: t:
"She Is the moral reformer of the
world" This may be true, but wo-
man will assist creation better by re.
naming in the kitchen and attending
to her household duties and children
and to sew suspender buttons on
her husbands trousers while he's
practically reforming the country.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

There are many people who would
rejoice to see the freedom of the press
wholly extingulshed, but they will
never realize such a qualification.
Thisis the age of light, of inquiry, of
the exposure of all dishonesty, of all
hypocrisy, of all unworthy preten-
sions. Eternal truth needs the
press, and it cannot be siIenoed. II
is the handmade of truth and know
ledge. Men may come and men may
go. They may strut through or fret
out their brief hour, but the press
will 60 on forever. o. Picayune.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

An Official organ Of Hancock county Chan
cory Court. Mississicni
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01

Official Journal of Hancock count,
Farmers's Alliance.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-12-01
0he s5m C,oast Gtllo.
MOREAu AND OSOlNACH,
Editors and proprietors.

Entered In the post Office at Bay st. Lou:
as second-class mail matter.
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Last week in our local column

brand.
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Sebets D0er fpNf .

Us LIT pDn sr6bter @tattsteit, hap eeuie, beren
@teren untbatis iinb, has @erfdnbnts bufar baben,
bas en FOLDER 3ufant fdliebltG bic 9ebensprsane 70
ansretft, tab baS 2eben an eiuem ieibenen Gdb6en
bdnst. Srisbt'f4e Rerenfrantbeit, 3udertrantbeit,
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babsn bic b0ft fatae Retsuns, erf NIT bem 1obs gu
erl6i@su. Oft ipctten fie ber auni Der erfabrenen
Gerse unh ber bepdbrteeu Seilmittel Der Ebarmafo=
poe. Beihen fe aber BON an.ans an, iObab bte Rtez
rsn unreselmdbis su funttpntren unfonsen, nit Scs
itsteT MaSenbtters bsdmrft, TO ptrb tte tbnen
erobenbe @efabr obsepenbet Gbenfp nusih 1T tieie
SauSar.net seSen 10 aatdSl&e leben, ME Geritos
pfuns, Btloiitdt, DpSrepiie uab Nerppntdt. Sie
btloet etne S6usnebr sesen Walarta unt beust Grez
ntStem Rbeumatt5mu5 pcr.
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Se9riinoung zines Spru6eS nidt mebr
als orei3ebu Wfinuten beanlpru6te.
Bei bem 2rinflpru9 auf bas 8arlas
ment bob Surri6 berpOr, oaB ser Some
rule>@ntwurf an 13. Sebruar einge>
bra6t, an einem 6reitag gum eriten unb
oritten Wfale gelelen unb ipieberum al
etnem 6reitag BON sen CORDS Der
worfen wuroe Die llnterbausmit9lieber
ieien allo niht abergldubil6, wiirben
ii6 alIo Su GDrenmit0lieoern oes Stubs
ei9nen. Gen S6luB beS STABLES BIZ
oete cine ooppelte Sereusforberung bes
Iber9laubens: anf ein 3ei6en beS
3rintlpre9erS ;erl9ellte man Die fleinen
Hunolpie9el, Die oil gllle pertgeilt NOR
ben maren uno Sober erbielt pom Yor>
litenoen gum @el6enf Elm Weller, obne
tbm oafiir ben berf0lnmli6en SalTpenuD
Sur slblpebr bes llnbeils einSubdnOieeu.
yla6ber waro ein Seltgebi6t 9cluugen;
Scr aber9ldubilde Wtann." oas cine
fpabre Slumellele nod perItbieoener
aber9ldubiIfcr Soeen cntGdlt. Jbneu
SnTol9e biirie man feline Grbin inl Wtai
beiratben, llt nidt Die 9ia9cl ant Sonne
tag l0neiocn, ni6t inter ciner Setter
bcrge1en, feiiie gSittwc ebelidlen, o9ne
ibr por9er bcu eriten 2rauriug absus
3ieben, @eScn Wtittcrua6t Sogeu Die
@aite unter einer Seiter ab, bohit CT
baut iiber otil Grfol9 pes Glieus, Dem
Sur rabloluten Yollfommenbeit" nur
ems feblte: Der 13. Sanuar bdtte aui
eiuen 8reita9 uno nidt auf einen
Sanitas fallen iollen.
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Ser bidite Wsanm oer 9Selt.

Wir babeu ben in Nfun@en erfoIg-
ten pl6BIi3en Sob bes raolofalmens
i6en" Wilbelm 20tber gu melben.
20tber mar 1865 gu 2angenborf in
Sa@ien gebOren. 9lls pier3ebnidbriz
ger Gnabe pog er $50 gfunb, 3ur
Militdrtellungsaeit betrug lein &6rs
pergeui6t 412 pfunb, um baIb auf
472 gu feigen! 20tber erlernte bic
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Noteu fagte, um gum 2lrtiitenitanbe
iiber5ugeben. Our9 bolle 3pei Sabre
reiite er nit Dem 9ltbleten gmil Naude
bur6 Nmerita unb tebrte an Mlitteln
arm, iebo6 an @rfahrungen reid, piez
Der mad Der alien Welt 3uriid. 9lm
9. Gebruar, gerabe an ieinem 29. Sc
burtstag, itanb er gum lebten Mfale
auf Der 8ubne. Oas gublitum
applaubirte nod INNER, pGbrenb
Milbelm 26tbel f6ou balb tobt
in ber Garberobe lag, er NOR Der
Grhidung nabe. Wtan bra6te ibn
na6 feiner Wobnung, mo- er bic
ganae Na6t binbur6 nit Mtbembes
,9wsrben au fdmpfen bate, unb Inn 6
nbr firth orbnete Der grat bic llebers
fiibrung mad benz 4rantenbau1e an.
Ser &oloRalmeni6 ging nod uber
bic Stiege, itieg in bic 9roi9te unb
Der 9lrat muBte, ba I'M Wagen fein
plaB mebr mar, fi9 auf ben Bod ies
BEN. 8e!m &ranfenbaus angefoms
men. mar Der aoloHalmeni6 eine
2ei9e.
Ser 2ei6nam murbe na6 benz pa,
t9ologil6en Snitltut sebra9t, no bic
profefforen inter lnmeienbeit pieler
Ier3te bic Seftion poruabmen, uelbe
fitr bic mebi3inif6e MiHeni@aft BON
groBem Snterefe mar.
Ser &0rper mar 1.80 Wfeter lana,
Der Bau6umfang 1879 W1eter, Der
Salsumfang 20 @entimeter, Der Wa=
6enumfang So Gentimeter. 9ie ssettz
f9i9te iiber benz Bau9p IL @entis
meter, iiber Der 8ruit Z gentimeter.
Sa9 8ebirn mar iebr blutrei9 uub
tpag ITO @ramm. 9as 6era mar
erh bid pergr0Bert, iebr fettrei9 unb
boa l9laffer &onfiiten3 unb bate Elm
Gtut9t Don 2 Pfunb.
@ls Der bielgereife Mann beerbiot
murbe, muBten 10 Srdger requirirt
meroen, I'M ben 2ei6nam gu tragen!
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eSn Berlin murine nnr

= Sn Berlin murbe Dor einiaen
Wo6en cine prOitituirte Namens slnna
gBintler ermOrbet. Ntan fanb in ibrem
3immer cine nit IS. @ebauer" geaeids
nete Wian6ette. 9ieier 1mfan6 bat
ieBt aur gerhaftung zines Qu8trdgers,
Namens GriB 8ebauer in Ssranffurt
am Wain gefibrt. gs 1T iebt ermittelt
morbeu; baB Der 8erbaftete cine iebr
Dilte 8ergangenbeit binter fi6 bat.
SIN Sabre 1888 begab er ii6 nit elmer
Wiener &eanerin mad Omaha, beira.
tbete lie baielbit unb bra6te nit ibr
3uiammen cine Grbf6aft in 60be
bon 100000 Marf. mel6e ibm 3uges
fallen mar, burd. Gait mittelos febrte
baS Yaar sulud uno lieB iid in 6ranfs
furt a. M. nieber, mo 8ebauer eine
Wirtbi6aft anfins. Die @eiddfte gin.
gen aber f6le6t, unb bic Jrau. ipel9e
bes arbeitiamen 2ebens miibe mar,
perlieB ibn. 8alb barauf tniipfte er
feline Yesiebunaen nit Der WintIer an.
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Soc Sabresefess oes ,,0reisebners
Stubs"

Sac Sabreseffeu oes ,,Sreisebners
&lmbS."
9lus 9onoon ldrci6t man Ser ,90ln.
3ts.": rDas 2eben pdre ertrdsli6
obne oieien Nberslaubslt," 10 lautet ser
Wablipru6 bcs Dreisebnerflubs. Der
aber9tauben lit elio Der 6einO nm ibn
gu betampfen, miro er gum 8eiteu se>
balten, aufse5o9eu. 0euer, aui Dem
SabreseGen oe8 Stubs, lparo linn cine
gang abionoerlide Spotti6la6t selise
fert; Die a6tbarlteu uno falbionabsliten
Sorurtbeile wurben ni6t geI6ont. Das
Sabr be9innt natiirlib fir Die Dreis
aebner am 13. Sanuar, baber ba8 Sa9s
reseiien auf oieien Sag fiel. llnO 10
geidab es oenn, baB iid) am 13. Sas
nuar bic Drei5ebner I'M 3immer gir. 13
be8 Solborn=0fcitaurantS einfanben;
bort narcn 10 Glide fir ie 13 %erlos
nen sebedt. @or jeoem Gouoert lagen
Wtelier, @a5el upo 90ffel freu3lpeile
iibereinan0er; bic Sal;faller waren
iarsf0rnlig, abue6lelnO i6war3 unb
tpeiB; bic Oa5u geb0risen 90ffel6en be-
itanoen aus wiuii9en @rabl6aufelu
uno fleinc beigefii9te Sei9enfteine tru>
gen bic 0rabiui6rift: r3um slnbeus
fen oil Sen mannigfa6eu glber9lauben,
umgebra6t bonn Orei5ebnerflub 1894"
slns 2ootentopfen itrablte bas @i6t;
fleine @erippe belebten ben 1ilb unb
Die -&nopflo9er Ser 9afeln0en. Oius
ter Dem Sis oes PrdiiOenten iiber Dem
8amingeiims, 9emalt auf 9riinem
@ruube banlpfte ein Seilel, umgeben
bon einer Sere nit Dem bOI len auge,
einem i6war5en 9ater nuo einem Sos
boloe.
Ota9oem ii9 bic pOrei;ebner" i'm
Sorsimmer init 9rell9riinen 9alsbinoen
oerleben, uerfiiuoete baS 3erl6metterm
zines 9roBeu SpiegelS eS bebeutet
oaS 9roBe SSeb-baB bas @lieu aui9es
tragen mar man 1eete lid, uuD no es
al orei5ebn Reriouen ieblte, ipurben bic
NuIwarter 5nr Gr9Gn5ung ocr runbei>
li9en" 3abl Su9eSogen. Glnige bon ibneu
waren l6ielau9i9 bas brin9t llnglitd
-inbelien beitdtigte es iid nidt, oaB es
Dem alubietretar selungcu, ueri6ieScue
ulS jettatori-3rager 0eS b0len Slides
-beriiAti9te 9taliener ei9en8 fir bas
Seit gu bin9eu. Saum mar oaS 3iI6s
9ebet uerrihtet-ieoes britilde sSeiteiien
be9innt oaluit-io melOete lid ser yei,
6enbelor9er Sooper; ein 3elegramm
mar ihm Suge9angen bes Snbaltes, li6
I'M SolbornsNeitaurant belm 0rci;ebs
rertlub pegen BegrdbniBanoronungen
einSui!elleu. Sin unerlpartcteS hors
d'oeuvre, Eafeu uno GBluit crre9eno !
gSie picl SalS wQbrenO 6c$ Wt0blS uer'
Idiittet iparo, entSiebt ii6 ocr Sereds
uuug, Die 0auptnadtil6reoe Bielt
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tarild)c &arifatur5ci6ner oe5 lSisblats
te8 n@nu6." >}n genau Oreisebn 2Sors
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9lber9lauben, llnlpiiienbeit unO 0um-
bug, trinft auf Die @elunobeit oeS 0rei=
3ebnertlubS I" uno NIT r1ertpiiroieer
3eitbere6nnns lor9te ct bafiir, oaB Die
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Gin 0auSid,ab.

.. 2B. suuer rem 6ana pbarie. g. g., iost, bai
er tmmer Or. Sings 9ieue Gutoeduns i'm Sauic fubr'
une raf ietne Samilie bur6 ben @ebraud eerieber
tmmer bic beiten Grfolse er,telt BABE. Gr ast, Ell
m65te gar ntHt mebr ebnc bteieS Mittel fem. g. ".
Dpteman, @pctbeter in Gatsttn, u. g.. fast, e3f
6uitea= =Webicn ict er babe biselbs abt Sabre lani
in iener Bamile penust unc e babe it tets in CLAM
;eueer gRetie betpdbtt. 9Barum ioI nan aip cir
Seilmttiel ni6t prptirsu, pa8 ii rn 70 treifi fe=
pdbrt bat. grobsflai6en fret in Der San Nntrnie
Drug &c. &esuldrs Gr6be so Cts uRp Sl.00.
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nad 9ungenentsinbnug, 9ieber inb anberen
sebren6en &ranfbeiteu frdfti9t nuo baut %
idneu unb iid)er bas Spitem iuieber auf.
Gls appetitrel5euSrs reltaurirenbes Gtlmu'
lan3mtttel bef0roert es bic 8eraanuns une
Grndbrans, rcgt ieoes Organ su seiunoes
Ebdtigfeit au unb briust araft unb @eiunb-
belt ;uriid.
Set oaen onrb trdge 2eber obsr unreines
Slut oerurlahieH arali9eiteu, bel Dpspep.
fe, @aiIcniln6, Scrofeiu, 9ant. unb 8opf.
hantiddrfe NIB icl5lt bti Sdlpinbfudt (ob.r
eungenicroinioie) in ibreH srIten Gtaoien III
baS D3iscopcrg~ oas emjigs 9arautirte 9
Seilmittrl.
Sn jeSem Sale, in benz ss nid)t biift ob.r
iurirt, ipiro bas bafiir besabtte @slS ,urid
gegeben.
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= Die Biertrinfer ert,nnen ulents
balben bic 8entibuugen Der Gone
. tar Vrauerei, Elm reine8, oor'
trefflides Bier gu liefern, an.
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- Sas beriibmte n@rlanser" 6las
l6enbier Der Gone Star Crane
re i follte in teinem Sansbalt febleu.
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Se6s Monate lit i6 an fdbIed)s
ter yeroauung. Sd periu9te ST..
Nuguf t &onigs 6amburger Sropfen,
bic mir mad .ur3em @ebrau9 8eiIes
rung unb enoIib polltdnbige Deiluna
bra9ten. : gfettie Wtepers, Jto. Ii
NorbsGlarf<StraBe, Chicago, esas.
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= 8oltaire Iiirdtete iia. i'm 6ins
fern gu i6lafen unb erma6te iebe8mal,
wenn fein gta6tlibt auSging.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-08

- Ser Snbigo fiibrt leinen Namen
BON elmer inoilden Stabt, BON Der aus
er 3uerit ausaefiibrt lpor6en lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-08

= 9aS &ie6en BON Salmiatgeit
(ammonia) 1T elm bepdbrtes Mittel
gegen &opfidmera.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-08

@tr bieten bic ibDnftem
Sanbicbnbe si bem bemfbar
nieSrigiten Yreiiem ant. Mam
fomme ,tnS famfe!
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gfeae Gbaaies.

9iefelben baben fi6 trob
Der Wanbelbarteit ber Weobe
f6ot1 feit Sabren 5auernb 31l
bebaapten setpuBt. Sebe @ai-
ion brinst neue, punberbiibs
f9e Muiter in ben ber(9ieben>
fen Nuancen berpor.
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(Gortietuns folst).
$. 9. 9agen bat ii6 bic polltn
Giirgerpapier: auSitelen IaIjen.

&tnber,
iuel6e idlmdalih, blab
ooer icroful6s iiub, fol-.
ten DIR. 95lerce's Golden
Medical Discovery neb.
men. Das bilft gum
6leiiAanias unO ,nadt
fie ftart. i3u bieiem
i3ruede, luie gu benz bcr
Blutreiuigung sibt's
fein Wiittel, tpelhes benz
Discovery" 9lei9 foul'
men founte.
Bei 2ecouonlescen3
nah Der Grippe, obtr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-08

ltniere ttenen 9iite tno @ar=
ttttnren treffem iett ta9lid,
ettt, 5,t beren 8efi6tigmns nit
etnlaben.