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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-03
uAN Of Antitoxiii.

Tho death Of young girl In Brooklyn
after autitoxin had boon administered
for diphthetia has brought up for dis.
custom the whole question Of tho use
OF that remedy. The physician who
made tho autopsy has no doubt that tho
antitoxin was tho cause OF death.
Tho preparation was in tho original
scaled bottle and camo from chemists
OF high rcpute in Germany. This is
tho first mishap from tho antitoxin pro-
pared BY them. Tho physician In
charge Of tho case is man OF standing
in HIS profession. His opinion is tina.
aome poison became mixed with tho
anti,oxin or that some other prepare.
ton was put in the bottle by mistake.
Tho death OF this patient deeply in.
forests the physiciana Of New York and
Brooklyn but does not prejudice them
against antitosin. Those who have spo-
ken insist that whore tho antitoxin Is
pure 1t is most useful agent. In order
to got it pure New York, perhaps
Brooklyn also, will prepare tunder su-
pervision Of tho city health board. whose
agents druggists will become.
It is evidently tho intention OF the
health authorities to give anti.oxin a
fair trial under the most favorable cir.
cumatances. In view OF tho ravages OF
diphtheria such q trial i, not only Jus.
tilted but demanded by every consider.
alton Of humanity. II cholera were to
come along and cut tho swath that
diphtheria cuts the whole country
would be panic-stricken.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Thomas E. Hunt, Chicago saloon
keeper. is looking for II man who ia will
ing to sell tho top portion OF his left ear
lilo lost some OF his aural appendage ant
seeks live piece for grating.
Lexington, Nebraska. is considerably
worked up over the fact that Sam Wal
Iai, a Chinaman, is candidate for mayor
OF that place. Leading men have in
dorsed the ticket.
A rich gold nina was discovered by
G. p. Wilson and Frank Middleton, two
young Pennsylvania engineers, neal
Hcrmozilo, Mex, but the Yaquis drove
them away.
The most densely settled state 10
Rhode Island, and tho second Massa.
chusetts. The former has 3iS.i4 inhabi.
tants to the square mile aud tho latter
21S.4S.
number OF families from Chippewa
and Eau Claire counties. Wis.,, have
selected site, and ara to establish a
colony about 100 miles from New Or.
eans.
There ia Gaze OF hydrophobia in Fort
Worth, Tex, which physicians believe
they have traced to the drinking OF milk
from in infected COW.
Sponges, states and slate pencils arc
no longer allowed in the public schools
Of Cambridge, Mass. Paper, pens and
pencils have been substituted.
A man who is hypno.ized and kept
asleep for week in full view OF the
public is one OF the attractions OF tho
London Royal aquarium.
Bcrrien Springs, Mich, boys recently
captured lake sturgeon ut that place
ak feet four inches in length, and
weighing Iii pourds.
A Sedalia. No., physician wrote thir.
ty.eicht prescriptions for drug store
bittors ono recent Sunday when tho 50.
looms were closed.
In North Dakota 4I5S per cent OF tho
people are OF foreign birth; then comes
Minnesota with $3.50; then Wisconsin
with S0.7S per cent.
A sporting Beer has two racing os.
trichcs, ono OF which has q stride OF
fourteen feet and can 90 twenty-five
miles in tho hour.
Tho commissioners OF Lincoln park,
Chicago, olio- several fine buffalo cows
in trade for an elephant broken to the
howdah.
\ divorced woman residing near Chi.
caco recently acted rs bridesmaid ut
tho second wedding Of her former hus.
band.
Some o! tho Vermont farmers bnvo
tapped their sugar bushes, but havo
made littlo or no sugar as yct. "a.
A woman divorced At Guthrie, Okla,
n day or two ago resumed her maiden
name, Annie Dammc
Tho average amount OF sicknesa in
human life Ia ten days per annunl.
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Harrington, H. C.. Star.
Major McKinloy'a viaits to tho white
house during i.s occupany by Prcsi.
dent Cleveland have extended over n
number OF ycaruand have been mado
nndcr varying circumstances. lie has
called to congratulate tho President
upon Democratic Victories, and thcn in
n little while dropped around to have
tho President congratulate him OH 4 70.
publican cyclone, and 80 |, has gonc in
a soc.saw fashion for several years. Tho
last ,imc no was at the white house was
at the time oil President Cnveland's in
au9urntion. when tho whole country
had gono Democratic aud tho joke was
on Major ,Mckinlny. Now tho joke i,
tho other way. and lio wont UP to-day
TO 60. .ovon with tho President.
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a Market for Our Horses.

1t may be that bright young Ameri.
can now serving his country as consul
at Brunswick, Germany. has found n
market for our surplus horse flesh. II
80 Wheeling will take special pride in
the discovery, for the consul is Mr.. Ed.
ward W. S. Jingle. Wheeling boy. son
OF Mr.. George K Jingle.
Consul Jingle tells OF the rapid
growth OF the use OF horse flesh by the
German working man, for whom beef Is
too high priced. The man who earns
seventy.hve cents or dollar day, Mr..
Jingle says, cannot afford to buy first.
class meats tfrom fifteen to twenty-five
cents pound. Therefore he turns 10
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Tho spring elections in tho west have
gone the Republican way at lively
! pace. While they were local elections
voters took occasion to remark that
they arc not ready to give any aid or
com!or: to tho party TINT is RESPONSE.
Bio for tho recent Congress and the
present administration. Tho tidal wave
+ Of 1891 has not begun to recedo and
show no-signs OF taking tho back track.
Thore is everything to encourage Re.
publicans to keep up their organization
10 tho highcst point OF efficiency so TINT
/, tho election OF 1896 may result in an.
other disaatrous rout for the brothcrn
oil the opposition.
. Tho country made costly expert.
ment when 1t gnvs tho Democratic party
entire control OF tho government and
must be saved from any repetition OF
that folly. This must DO tho work OF
the Republican party.
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IIrRnAH for Michigan. 1t wasn't
much OF an of year out there.

bismarck on Critics of Government.
Bismarck was right whom ho urged
tho students not to give themselves too
much to criticism. Ilc spoke Of it as
tho German craving for criticism. 1t ia
tho human, worldwide craving per-
haps very highly developed among
highly developed peoples.
II wo catch tho old, a,a,csmnn's iqoa,
hia intention was to. warn tho young
mon against tho weakness mud the OWL
OF being Dissatisfied with everything
TINT is, and seeking the ,rillySood in the
land Of dreams. 1t may 10 that soms
droamcrs aro Of use to tho world, bu. II
alImcn woro moroly dreamcrs tho world
would go to pieces.
SO with nation. Men may not always
DO ablo 10 ngroe that what is il tho best,
bu. very often it Ia bos! to make tho
bost OF what wo hnvo.
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4 CniSA gets n breathing spell, but hcr
lungs are almost beyond using.


In the voting rs in tho registering in
Ohio mon awaited themselves Of the on.
poFtunity to dwell with emphasis on
tho ages OF women voters. II wau
enough for them to know that n woman
who dcHirod to register or to vote had
reached tho age requirol by law, but
they wanted moro than enough in tho
hope Of turning women away.
They went on tho presumption that
many II woman would rather forego tho
dearest privilege than to llavo hor ngc
ANNOUNCED to tho World. So they wero
counting on n woinhn's weakness. In
aonn placoa. aa this woman stopped up
to vote. tlley would call out, "Jano
Smith. agod iorty.nino." They though.
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Ectornlnr a Grcn. City.

\
The New York Evening Post expresses
by illustration an idea OF reform.
Speaking of Mayor Strong. OF that city,
it Gays: in fact, had no. rs soon as he
got the power, taken his axe, gone into
the departments, and slaughtered evory
man he set eyes on, a mighty shout OF
applause would have risen from 1854, 900
throats."
ii 1t is to be hoped not. Certainly
there would have been ono owner Of a
throat in all those $4,000 who would
have reirained from using it in that
way. Ii Mayor Strang had done what
tho Evening Post regrets that he did
not do, he would have driven men out
OF Office for no other reason than that
he found them 10 Office.
From the point OF view OF straight
partisan politics this might have been
justified. But Col. Strong went into
office as retosmer pledged TO admins.
ter his Office on busiuess principles.
Certainly no business man taking
charge OF great business would bundle
out every man he found in, for no other
or better reason than that he was in.
It may, OF course, be the presumption,
8 that ii man went in under Tammany
that was proof enough that he was not
fit to be in; but that. not withdrawing
the peculiari.ies OF Tammany. would
still be violent presumption. There
4 must have been few capable and
homes. men in office before Mayor
Strong went in.
But suppose they we're all unfit to be
where Mayor Strong found them. lie
was not SO familiar with the details OF
: the machinery OF the city government
nor so we'll acquainted with his fellow
citizens that he knew just the right
man for each place so that "as soon as
he got the power" he could make a
clean sweep to the benefit OF the public
(, eeryicc.
Mayor Strong did not set out to pro.
drce theatrical effects. He has aimed to
make gain Tor the city in every change
he has had. Whether he has been sue.
cessiul, time will tell. This much m
outsider may BIO pardoned for thinking
he knows. that great city. SO badly
governed ia New York has been, is not
to DO reformed from top to bottom in q
day.
Mayor Strong will do the best he can,
\ and when he passes out something will
be lett for another man to do with the
aid OF healthy and aggreaiye public
sentiment.
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While tho local elections in Ohio
wcro not invariably contested on atrict.
" partisan political limos, there was
enough OF that TO color them all and 10
give significance to tho result. Tho vot.
Ing shows that tho Democratic party Is
otrogaining it, lost strength. Mon ont
oflino with tint organization on nation
al questions aro not through with
drubbing It. Their idoa seems to DO
to show to Tho Democratic party TINT
tlloro is sucra thing as puni1hnont AZ
tor death.
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SwnbnGlrr's Opening continued to.,lny.
Swabuclscr's Opening continued to-day.


Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction City,
ILL.,, was told by her doctors she ha,i
consumption and that thcrc was no
hopo for hor, but two bottles Of DR.,
Kings New Discovery completely cured
hor, and sho Gays 1t saved her life. MIR.
Thomas Eggcrs, $50 Florida ST., San
Francisco, suffered from n dreadful cold.
approaching consumption, triod with.
ont result everything else. then bor.hs
ono bottle DR.. Kings New Discovery
and in two weeks was cured. Ito ia mi.
urally thankful. 1t is suci, results. OF
which thcso arc samples, that provo the,
wonderful efficacy Of thia medicine in
coughs nnd colds. FREQ trial bottles Mt
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. Regular
Hizc SOC aud Sl.OO.
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Is Ohio some OF the women candi
dates for school director were elected,
some defeated. Some OF them seem to
have had the nearly solid supper, o;
their sex, and some got little of it. In
some places they ran no candidates.
Elsewhere it has no. been the rule tina,
women voters maased themselves in
support OF women candidates.
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itis TO hnyo strong nerves, and how many ARE
denied !. They to whom nature Inns been mig.
yard In this respect can enjoy ncre vIgor and
lulGtudc II they Use iIOStutlcrS Stomach ltlttCrS.
ono Of tho finest ilCrviErS anG toui,S IN exist.
cncc. Dyspepsia, prolific source OF nerve IN.
Qnictndc. II invariably overcome By this genial
medicine which II also potent ny II iumctly for
malarlnl and kidney trouble md constipation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-03

OSE spec OF war is wiped of the hori.
zon by the settlement OF tho boundary
dispute between Mexico and Guatemala.
It's to be hoped that Nil other ques.
ton, now threatening she worlds
peace may be as happily adjusted.
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TIE Easter number OF tho Pittsburgh
Dispatch Is "A most creditablo produc.
ton from the office Of that enterprisiug
newspaper. It Is rich in quantity and
quality,
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About Hoods Sarsaparlla--it! nxpcls
bad humor aud creates good humor. "a
battle for blood Is what Hoods Sarsa-
parilla vigorously fights, and it is always
victorious in cxpcllin. foul tain,s and
giving tho vital fluid tho quality and
quantity Of perfect health. 1t cures
scrofula, salt rlcum, boils and othor
blood discasos.
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Il De WIrT's Wncn liA2El. SALvg cures
scnlhs, burma, indolent soro, and never
fails to euro pilo,. iogan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, ". Va, 3. !. Peabody Ben.
wood, aud Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, ..
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WALL PApEl, Mt lowest prices.
Josrpn GRAVES SONS.
70 twelfth Street.

,LA uErrpE Is hero again with all ito
old timc visor.t Ono Minute Cough
euro IS reliable romnIy. 1t cures and
curos quickly. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
Ing, W. Va, j. i. Peabody. Bonwood, and
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, 0.
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.uhr5ntelhqenrrr
WHEELING. ArRlL ,, 1895.

SUBSCRIBERS to the ISTELLIGENCER
who intend to move April l. should ionve
word nsto their change OF address Mt tho
office, that there may DO no delay or intcr-
ruptton in the delivery Of thcpapsr. Tele.
phone Sc.
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lloon's PILLS acts easily, yet prompt.
" and efficiently on tho bowels aud
liver. 2ac.
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You pny % pOr cant more for your
Wall Paper when you buy from Wall
Paper poddlcr than whom You buy
direct from tho dealer.
JosErII GRAvEs' SoSS.
70 Twelfth alrco,.
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WANTED = THREE SAlESVpS
w. by u week known IaItImon ty,%tN
snoe thoss SJa s SpSonny 70 tic XII
to salary OF $3.50. $50 DOB 10 Ealsr, ITHtt
and 80, 90 70 a salary Of &0O. Only ,hn,1'iIp'l
lug established trades will he con,Iict"I" nav
kwer, stating amount Of yearly sale, ,md An
ton 81 territory. Correspondence ,tfiStIv .oS
Gdential. AddreM Wheeling Intelligence s9a,
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TOR SALE-WLIEELTNG pOTTrT1:
bonds So "ntS ~, bonds md. ed mec;rG Street %
nlly. and Ohio comfy, ". Va. " De-, r,r, ttlhI'
Call on J. e. HERVEY, No. Ii!G. nv 9 ,,i,!t
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NEW ADvERTlsEmeNr,

WANlED-A POSITION AS r06,:
w KEEPER Have Ind cIns,i a." hD0k.
single and double entry. Am guirs ', g1 v bah
rate. and an expert accountant Ca, "'h M.l.
W Va Nos Watt,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-02

post. held upright 10y guy ropes. IN
the upper end Of the post u carrier arm
Is pivOtcd TO rock. and on u reduced
portion Of the arm Is travelling frame
from which Is supported n shcare
block, anti.frlction rollers facilitating.
the ready movement of the frame.
To rock the carrier arm and retain v,
at any desired incllna ton rope OK.
tends from the post over n pulley IN the
rear end Of the arm and thence over
and around other pulleys on the post to
a fastening point. The hosting rope, 80.
cured mt one end to the front portion of
the travelling frame. passes down over
n sheave pulley and up over loose pull
ley of the frame. AMI thence over pull
leys on the post ana IN idler pulley
held In brackets ut Its base, extending
horizontally for convenient connection
with team or other power.
Convenient means are provided For
locking the post and arm IN position
and for automatically releasing the
arm and swinging It literally after de-
posting load. the provision for rock
Ing or inclinmg the arm facilitating the
deposit OF its load mt any required place
on the stack. This derrick may be
readily taken apart ana packed In a
wagon for convenience In mOvlng.-Scl.
cntific American.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-02
HIS BEAR STORY.

At First There seemed to he nn Eic.
nient of ImprOhabiiity in 1t.
lie approached the editors desk with
fear and trembling. lie had an interro-
CATION point iN his face and newspa-
per In his hand, and the editor greeted
him pleasantly.
Il come H." he said. after the greet
ing. ITO ast you about IN item seen In
the paper about some Teller In FlOridy
shOOtln' a painter with thirty-twO
caliber pistol, ana want to know II
It's sO."
''Of course. IL you saw 1t In the papers
It's So" replied the editor with conf
dence; 'but what had the painter
d0ne!'
''Dinged Of I know. list wuz, reck-
on. That's enough to kill painter for"
'IIe must have been u very poor ar
tist," said the editor.
The visitor looked seven ways for sun
day.
II reckon we amt talkin' about the
same thing" lie said.
Don't you mean u painter who Ii an
artist. or processes to be?" inquired tho
editor.
I'm course not" responded the visit.
or. II mean one Nv them varmints that
scratches and sereeches."
"Oh. ah," said the editor; II see. You
mean n panther?"
''SOme calls 1t that, and some calls 1t
painter. 1t amt no better, WATSON
ever You call 1t. But that amt what
come In to see about. Ef It's so, as you
say 1t Is, I'm here to say that that amt
50 much NV story rs mine Ia. ] shot q
grizzly bar once with u twenty-five call
bre pistol"
"Oh. now" laughed the editor "yOu
don't want me to believe yOu killed a
grizzly bear with twenty-five caliber
pistol, do you!"
"WhO said killed it?" asked the WIS.,
it0r, bridling up. That's list where
my story gifts interestin'. l didn't kill
It. and about three minutes after my
friends heerd my shot and yell ana
come up with their guns, they didn't
know whether It wuz a bag Nv rags or
me that the grizzly was THROWN NJ
ana ketchin' ana playin' ball with.
hain't lived In the Fer West SENSE" he
concluded, "and you kin bet yer paste
pot ! don't want to, nuther
Free Press
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Ba rOllletcrs.

The Journal of Hygiene declares: IF
yOM follow the movements OF u leech IN
u bottle containing about pint of wa
tor, and covered with piece of mus
lin. You can have Il pretty good barom-
eter. The leech lies rolled together ut
the bottom OF the bOttle-falr. 1t
comes to the surface of the water VA
riable or rainy. 1t PUSHES pretty rapidly
about the bOttle--strOng wind. 1t rolls
over and over cOnvulsiyely,-stOrm
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-02
A PORTABLE DERRICK. -
1t May &c Readily Moved from Place
10 Place and Speedily Erected.

The derrick shown In the engraving II
designed to be readily moved from
place to place and erected with fuel
ity and to automatically swing It's Load
carrying arm to deposit the load AMI
automatically return the arm to normal
position for engagement with another
load. II Is especially adapted for hand.
ling forkfuls Of hay and straw in form
Ing stacks. Figure shows the device
In perspective, Figure 2 being a Sec
,ional view Of the parts Of the derrick.
The base block Ii secured In position
by headed stakes driven IN the ground.
and receives the lower end of derrick
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-02

Young Swimly-Is there anything In
the report that a young lady of this no.
tel Is engaged to old C0iner, the bank
err Sweet girl (tantalixingly)-Ye I'm
IN it.--BOstOn Courier.
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iuehnbeiteH if ber Bertuit ber Ufanneefrait,
.5erriittung ber 3onftitutiou, r.,auamal Ges
biruertueiauns, GpilepFe, edbmuns obsr
gar polleubete Eobiu9t.
GOl@e linslddli4e auf ben se4ten Des
III leiten, fe 5u retteu unb ibueu erneute &c.
bensfreube ;n peridahen iit ber 9tued beu
Serausseber zines, tn tlarer, aber bessnter
Gpra9e, sei9riebcnen Budes dber bie gta.
tur, SpmptOme unb Seilbarleit folder Gel.
ben burd eisene 1ebanbluns. Dieies Bud
wirb in einfadem ilmi6las, oerfeselt, segen
Gtnieubuns bon 10 Gents III BriefmarteiL
tut bas Borto, perianbt Nlnn tpenbe fId
on bic Worlds Disponsary Medical Asso.
sission, esa gseiw Ctr, Buffalo, R. N.
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ole Iaenb eingelnauert mar. Gpeno
iol9te ihnen sutwillis bortbin uno lieB
iid) an ben Sting fcitbinben.
so, mein lleber Sueno," fubr Der
Sberit fort, ~nltn babe i'd Nlfea ges
than. gerIude Gu Jest. Oh Gu fret
fomlnen fannlt eann milf i9 Gid fir
ben fdlauelien &erl in gang Tduemart
ertldreu. Veb' nun tpobl, uno @ott iei
0einer liinbiaeu geele sndbis!"
sTas wiro er ia boffentli9 iein, I"
eripieerte Seenb NIT berlelben uner,
fdiitterliden 0iube, Die er bis babin
Sur gdau getrasen bate. rSbr per.
seBt bod ni6t, mir ben Jelopreoiser
ju ienben, 0err Sberit?r
uGr nirb balo fonmen, unb iobalb
Gu i'm iiebit, Bent, folsit Du ibm
auf bem SuBe unb bleibit in brei
gdritt abitano bon linn fteben!"
Gin lpenis ipater erldallte i'm 9ins
terbof cine 1rommel. Ger Sberlt lieB
etne slbtbeiluns SolSaten sulamlner.
rtfen, unb balo fab man iie, li9 nit
9aden uno Spaten iiber bic ;3uebriide
beseben, um elm @rab fiir Gpenb an
benz Srte su sraben, on pel1em bic
9inridtung ftattfinben lollte.
Seut Grpebion bate ir;uil1en feline
ledS W}anu ausgemdblt uuo lie 10 auIs
geitellt, baB allie gus9dn9e bes Sdlois
les bewadt maren, er ielber nabm
unten on Der Saupttreppe Ylas unb
perlpanote buditablid fein ause BON
Sueno.
Der gefansene lebnte iid ON Die
Mauer. feline @tirn mar rubis unb
9latt unb perrietb feline Spur BON
Summer ooer 0eioeni6aft, uno bod
ipielte iid in ieinem Snnern in oies
lem @ugenblid elm finiteres, trauriges
Trama ab; er fab feline Pldne ses
bemmt, feline Soffnunseu pernidtet
uno iiber ii6 elm Seniter; binter oen
balbSuiammenge;o9enen @aroiuen er'
blidte ct Tie, bic bic len 9offuuagen
uuo Pldnen Nabruns seseben hattie.
Galb, nadoem 8ent bic 8olten Der
tbeilt bate, OiInete fid eine 2biir
iiber Der Greppe, uno elm damn in
einem tarsen, Seiitliden Mantel unS
grpben 0ieiteritiefeln eridieu. eine
9feife raubeub. Sc mar Der Selepres
bioer
(Eort'etuns foIst).
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0le3dbfawt NIT etnetss @Abtjtet@
ttttt oett GalA

III eer tultge Wlartn be-
laifet, ber al, nerp6fer
ueru6ier
Sd)iudde, mangelbaf.
tenn @ebdd,tnib, Rie.
Oergeftlageabeit, reib
barem Eemperameiit
nnb ben ,abuoien anbe.
rem Golaen sebeimer,
oft in n6uiser Sarnls
lofsfett besaneener
SugenbiGnben lsteA.
Der Glu6 folder tut
her ffdtiirlidlsn @es
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-14
Dr.. prices Cream Batting pomoer
9as hollfommenae. eas sema4t iuira.

- GroBe Setter fu9en einem Dor.
bilbe nadauitreben, fIsine pHegen es
blos-nadsuabmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-14
Grober Nuauerfduf bon &leioer>
itofeu,

TIuWtu1
bte au iebem preiie nerfauit iperben.
SebaitopoI, 36 3ou brett, 25 Gents.
NolIene Serses, 40 3ou brett, AZ @ents.
2ameeIs9aars serses, rebletrt bon $l.O0
auf "a @entS.
Diagonal, retueirt bon $1.0O auf eS Gts.
@eftreifte glaibs, rebucirt bon $1.oo aul
&c @ents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-14

Dr.. prtee's Cream 9afine powoer.
s0&Re @slttAnsReumnss aassei&uaas.