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swe the blood 10 more abundan41y sup
.plied. and the formation Of the horn II
thsrsby increased Of augmented This
h fact Of much importance, ana
should be Of interest to the man whoee
vocation II shosinS. It proves that any
irregularity in the distribution OF
weight Of tho body on the foot has .
bad effect ON the secreting portion OF
the organ, and n . result shows itself
in the form Of the foot.
Reasons for Eating Nattoa.
Sheep are subject to very few dis
eases from which harm can come to the
consumer. Tuberculosis. for example.
is almost wholly absent In the sheep.
and the recent report Of the Royal COM
mission in Great Britain in relation to
this disease points out the superiority
Of mutton over many other kinds Of
meats with respect to the risk OF com
municating it to mankind.
There are few statistics available in
thu cAdntry showing the relative prev
'3isdcei of tuberculosis. but the statis-
tics Of Denmark and Germany throw
some light on the subject. In the
four years from 1880 to 1893 inclusive,
there were slaughtered at Copenhagen
49,, ,294 cattle. Of which 23,305 showed
evidence of tuberculosis. In 1885, ,755
calves, 339 were more or less tubercu-
lous. In S,292 swine slaughtered 1.273.
were tuberculous, while ~, ,O14 shen
there was Ut one in Ydich
was found.
The fgureebAt Begin for one year.
covering parts Of 1852 and 1S9e point
to similar immtnity in thoSheep. In
~, ,s74 cattle slaughtssed q. .603 sbossed
signs of tuberculosis. In S,34S calves
125 had tuberculosis. In 518.063 swine
Z 7.O55 were tuberculous. in 355, $40 sheep
there were but fifteen In
which there were any signs Of tubercu-
losis. These figures tend to prove the
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llverenthus ir.

Advertising extremes. don't always
work. One enterprising restaurant
keeper in town surprised his customers
and many others-a few weeks ago by
displaying in his window this sign.
'.Our ice cream is hot stuff. He.
worked in his slang all right, but won
dered why trade fell of.-Syracuse.
Post.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02
!: Congressional "lsulls."

=. Among the ''bulls" compiled bv the
National Tribune as having been made
by members Of congress in the heat of
debate. are the following: A member.
lin referring to one of his colleagues.
said; 1.-The gentleman, like a mousing
'owL is always putting in his oar where
It Is; not wanted" In another speech
occurred this expressions: The iron
heel of stern necessity darkens every
hearthstOnc" And another member.
lin Z very torcible and dramatic man
I1er. asked the house this startling ques-
Ron: '.tyould You stamp out the last
fiickerins emiers of n life that is fast
-e6bing away:r
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02

Tho department of agriculture, for
estry division, Washington, has . col
lection of rare trees and plants only
second to that belonging to the famous
Kew gardens, London. "A recent adGli-
tion to this Neurological museum H. u :
lace bark tree" from Jamaica. The
inner bark of this queer tree is cem-
posed Of many layers Of fine and intri-
cately woven fiibers which interlock
with each other in all directions. Caps,
rufnes. and even complete. suits Of this
curious vegetable lace have been made
IL bears washing with common laundry
soap. and when bleached in the SUN nc;
quires degree Of whiteness seldom
excelled by artificial laces made Of cot
ton, linen and silk. This intricate web
OF this unique bark makes it compare
favorably to the last mentioned pro.
dnctions for both beauty and durs,.
bility.-
0ege0on's Ca0p00r See evash 0syeessns.
Cures Chaypsdn and Pace. T-od~r o. snre Feet,
Chbsains. Piles. Ac. G. q. Clark ca. New Haven. Ct
Charges Juss the same.
Clerk-Mr. Petersbe's watch that he
brought in to be fixed / find has since
begun to 80 all right of its own accord. :;
Jeweler-When he comes In tell him
the handspring is broken and the fly
wheel is of its lever. but that-we can
have it ready by the end of the week
Charges, 8: a0-Judge
b . Il, OF arker's Gin or Tonic Nothiog elsc SO
gO0t Tor pain. Weaknes., colds u sleerlcssnesN
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02

\ Scotchman once neatly turned tine
tables on an Englishman who had been
TO the number of Scots in
London. Well" replied the Scot, ~
know place in Scotland where there
are 10000 Englishmen who never go
back to their own country" why.
wherever can such crowd be-. said
the Englishman, to whom the Scot dry
ly remarked. ''at hammock burn"
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02

We will give sitO reward for any case Of
Catarrh that can not be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure Taken internally.
r. j. CHENEY Is CO, Proprs.. Toledo, D.
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a little row and then
in removing offend.
ing matter from the
stomach and bowels
and you thereby.
avoid a multitude
Of distressing de-
rangements and dis
eases, and will have
less frequent need
of your doctors
service.
of all know n
agents for this pur-
pose, DIR. Pierce,.s
Pleasant Pellets are
the best. Once
s,sed, they are al.
ways in favor.
. The Pellets cure
bilious ness. sick
and bilious head
ache, dizziness, cos
tiveness, or Consti-
patton. sour stOuf-
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DAIRY AND POULTRY.
INTERESTING CHAPTERS FOR
OUR RURAL READERS,

How Successful fArR9rs Oporato Thls
Department Of the Farm "A Few
HATS ss to the Care Of Live Stock
ana P0ultey.
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SHARP POINTS.

People never tell the exact truth.
Modesty will earn a man more than
ability.
AS rule, when a story is funny, it
is not tr9e.
A picnfS Is not a success unless there
is pie to throw away.
Most people just drag along until it
is time for them to die.
A laugh is an awfully good bluff to
make when troubles appear.
A man never knows what is coming
until It gets right on to him.
There is one thing to the credit Of old
maids: they accumulate no kin.
When a man stops smoking. and bs.
gins again, he feels mighty sheepish.
A man with a futuEe isn't as interest
ing to people as a y man with past
If you ask a ~ how his 0il is. hs)
will take Of the bandage aud show yod.
Some people ima"ine that as soon as
they get married. they must kiss in
public.
II a man expects to amount to any
thing, he must accomplish it in spite of
hard luck.
Marrying men are beginning to re-
mark that women have too much idle
time on their hands.
There are lots of men who are pretty
in society, but who are as absolutely
useless as dried currants.
No woman should give way to grief;
let her keep her hair frizzed, and every
thing may come around all right.
Nearly all the women recite these
days. They will simply have to quit
it; the men are shy enough as 1t Is.
Much as people like to hear secrets
they have the greatest admiration for
the friends who have never told them
any.
We have noticed that when a man is
approached about advertising, he says
he will think about it," or "see You
again."
The people should remember when
eating, that Death keeps his white
horse ssady wy t1eharness on in this
other Victims Came Earlier.
Tie occasional contributor walked
in16 the office of the editor and bowed
x6 that dignitied but busy parsonage
gravely.
II would like to see the proofread-
err he said. 81 have a trifline affair
to adjust with him.
'.Very sorry" the editor replied.
.sn L..
piled ahead of you for.the privilege of
shooting the proofreader. chicago
Times-Herald
Golden opportunities do not fly in circles.
Tho bicycle has destroyed the sale Of
moro horses than even the eectric road
has done
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02
Had To Draw the Line.

Poole, the tailor, was an accommO-
dating gentleman. and was often in
vited TO the houses of 1.-THE great ~
When staying with a certain nobleman.
ne was asked one morning by his host
what he thoaght of the party wEo had
assembled the night before. Why.
very pleasant indeed. your grace. INT
perhaps little mixed" .'Iiang it ali.
Poole -responded the joviai peer, Il
eoulCifSt have all tailors"'
The doing right alone teaches the value
OF meaning ri mt.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02
The Tables Tupuesl.

N0W b ahe ooase - eore year lOras
with llinferc lg takest cat perfectly gives
comfort to tho feet Ash your draygst for IL. l5c.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02

Old Corks.-These should not be
thrown away. as they are useful for
lighting fires.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02

Billiard tab.e, secondhand, for saie
cheap. Apply to or address, H. 4. AKIN,
5ll $. Eth St, Omaha, Neb.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02
Small Fry SwinSlleru.

Some Of the meanest Of these arc they who
seek to trade upon and make capital out Of
the reputation of the greatest Of American
tOnics, HO>tetters stomach Bitters. by imi-
tatin@ its outw ard gUi>e. Reputable drug
gists- however, will never fOst upon YOU rs
genuine spurious limitations of or substi-
tute for this sovereign remedy for ma aria.
complaint and nervousness. Demand, and
IL the dealer be honest, you will get the gen
uine article
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02
Ignorant Interviewer.

P1TS-All Fits stopped free by Dr. X K1lne's Great
Nerve kess0rer. No FITS after the tfst day 's se.
Marvellous cures Treatise and o2trial bOat free -
kncAses. Send % Dr. Kline. 81 Arch Sc. fh:la. fa
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Metal Wheels for Your Wssoss.

Working for the good ofotheers indi
rectly brings about our own good.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02
ASSIST NATURE

The man is very poor who can put his
riches in an iron safe
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02

ONE Of the calcula-
tions presented to
show dairy profits
seem to Us to omit
import ant el G.
ments. One writer
says q. COW which
annually produces
800 pounds Of butter
that is cold at 20
cents realizes $50 to
her owner. Assum-
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WHAT woaaEM ARE DoINo.

Mrs George Lewis Of Boston thinks
she. ts the youngest Eapdmother in
. America. H~ age 10 g. years.
John Oliver Hobbs O(rs. Cragie) has
been elected president OF the society
: 81. women journalists Of. London.
Sarah Bernhard b to begin her .nrst
tour: bf. Germany next fall at the ex-
. pirstion Of her American engagement.
:. Miss e: Thornton CLARK. the sculp-
tor. Il said. to be fond Of pets Of all
!lsorts. ianc her: prime favorits is .
: mouse.
:. Three parsons were recently saved
from drowning at Hythe, England, by
::the courage: and skill Of Miss Evans.
girl Of 21. =.
: ::airA Bertha WEIGH. Of San Francisco,
has Given more than $50. 900 In the
:!.af four years to St. Isnatius' church
Of that city:
=. Miss Alice French c'Octave Thanet'D
-: = Yankee by birth (partly Of vir-
sinia,. linease). an Iowan by adoption
and a: :southerner by. choice.
An American woman 10 about to
make Q tour Of the mikado's realm on
4: bicycle. She will publish . book
: called 'Unpunctured Tires in Japan"
. Miss Douglas. the champion amateur
mAEkswoman Of England. recently
scored: ffty-seven bull's-eyes in sue
:cession with . revolver At twenty yards
range,
:. "A bust Of Charles Sumner. made BY,
!: the celored woman sculptor. Elmondia
Lewis win be one of the attractive
exhibits Of the negro building 1t the
Atlanta exposition. =.
=: L to expected that Lady Betty. wife
of. CHIEF Secretary Balfour. will do
her best to make his Irish administra-
don popular. She ID . woman Of great
.txlent and social tact.
:; Lady .Habereon. inventor Of the d.
: vtded skirt. Is said to have . new fad.
She ycontends- that female servants
should wear knickerbockers, - such
costume facilitates movements.
:. Mrs. Frank Weldon, wife Of Frank
Weldon Of the Atlanta Constitution. Is
in correspondence with the Princess
Nasie. of Cairo. Egypt, in reference
70 exhibits at the cotton fair next fall.
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Highest of IN N Iesvenmg Pova-Laae U. Govt Repess
R@!al! g! Rs.assz RRs;;iHs
ARSNRlyTElX DORE =



Two children of John Fehr, residing
near Straustown. Germany, had 4
thrilling adventure with o swarm of
bees The. insects left the hive in
large. black. and variegated ball. rs
usual when swarming, and alighted
upon 2-year-old child who was play
ing in the yard. totally unaware Of the
danger Another child, Merton. aged
II years. fortunately realized the dan
gerous condition of affairs, and having
learned that swarms will vacate Ger
tain places when noise is produced. at
once secured tin kettles and hammered
upon them with great energy. The din
and confusion caused the bees to leave
the child unharmed, and in few mo-
ments more the swarm allghted upon .
pine tree, where the owner subsequent
ly captured them in hive. Neither
of the children. singular to relate, had
received a single sting.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02

Speaking of the ignorance of some:
newspaper interviewers. Henry Wat
terson relates an incident that happen
ed in New York, when q young man
interview Rutherford B. Hayes on some
matter of prison reform. WheDthe in
terviewer had gathered all the facts,
he shot last question at Mr.. Hayes.
by the way. Mr. Hayes" he said,
what were you president OFF,
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02

am entirely cured Of hcnmorrhage OF
lungs by Piso's Cure for Consumption.
LOUISA LINDAMANN, Bethany, Mo, Jan :.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02

ach, loss of appetite. coated tongue, indi-
gestion, or dyspepsia, windy beichiugs,
hearth burn. pain. and distress after eat
ing, and kindred arrangements Of the
liver, stomach and bowels.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02
whers uid IL Come From:

: Unlike most other grains, fruits and
.vegetables, Indian corn has no native
country, Where it originated no one
can, says nor has it ever been found
growing in a natural state. Its history
anly surely and definitely goes back to
the early settlements in this hemis-
::pkere. when it was found in cultiva-
-tion by the aborigines- While 1t had
fseen casually known at an earlier
date. the kindly gift Of corn to the Pill
grims by the Indians, when no other
food. was available, brought this pro-
iificgraiu to the attention of the world
asnever before. and from that time to
tile present it has been one of the
stables. =. =.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02

AsuWlnuln heel tips are coming IN vogue
Easily pleased-the man who is satisfied
:: with himself,
:. The inventor of barbs ON fence wire re-
sxiyes royalty of slaO.00O year.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02

Marrying for wealth should be called
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02
other Victims CaneEar


Tho bicycle has destroyed the sa,e Of
moro horses than even the eectric road
has done
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02

/ The witch tree of Nevada and
southern California exudes or exhales a
phosphorescent substance which makes
every branch, leaf and section of its
bark visible on the darkest night.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-02

DaYEe Rih Aiy.s<na frr ''iao In Was.
8UGUUS sd." Els.r Tai. Company, sss Errsisay, NE
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0fiebrige Staten na1 Gbip, eSmbis
aita itno eSaittpiS ip1brenS 6es
WfpnatS September.

9luBer Der l Gent State mad 2ouiss
bile, &p, fir bic 9. U. St. 3uiams
menfunft bonn s. bis IL. September,
bat bic 9. & .. 9. 90. &p. @orri9.
tungen setrOffen b n 2ouispiae mad
ct. Souls, Springfield, Sls., @ins
cinnati, partersburg, Marietta, @biIs
licptbe, Columbus, Sapton, SPRING
fielb, Ohio, 3anesoine, Siffin, Ga
lion. Solebo, SORT Mapne urb a II n
anberen Stdb.te II i'm 5taate, Die
innerbalb 300 Meilen BON louisville
entfernt liegen. elm &unbreilebilet fur
ben preis elmer Gabrt aum Wertaufe
aus3uifeQen. Tim ben Weteranen unb
beren Greun6en cine @elegenbeit gu bie=
ten, ibre frabere 0eimatb in Dben.
genannten Staaten au beiu6en.
Sieie Binette finb in ben 0fficen ber
9. 6 .. unb 6. M. Rp. in Souls.
bile. New 9llbann uub Sefferionpille
am Is. unb IA. September su erlans
gen, unb bIeibeu siltig bis gun, 3.
October.
@esen ndberer Nustunft uenbe man
fi9 an
s. M. @besbrousb,
General. pafasiersNgent, ct. Souls,
j.. Mfp..
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Nur furse &ubepamfen

'no eem an f4paHen cber berreisten Rerren leibens
BEN Ratsnten sesbnnt; ptrb aber bas ibereise Rers
Senipiem burG Scfetter's Musenbitters berubst unt
setrdttst, 70 1T ieeIf4es unb f6rperli&es @Iedaes
ptdt bcr Gsentien, bon meIden ba8 set&mhtbtse BE.
basen a6bdnst, bcr grets. RerpOiitdt 1T sewbbnli6
etu SpmptDm GrOnii&er DpspepHe, elm asiben, 8u
nefien Setuns bas 8ttters sans porsisli& seetanct
tt. Soltpmmeue Nerbauun9 unb GifmtlirIna iinb
ete aneue Der ptpfi@en araft unb aus bteier Suede
BttterS reselmdbis unb nt in uubefttmten, BON Der
sanne abtdnstaen 3ettrdumen sebrau&eu 9euten,
ots nut StltOftdt, gerfcpfuns, Rbeumdtismus, Mies
renqMern pper Malaria behaftet nc, erpeiit e8 Bite
unausfrre&Itdtea Dteuite. GeItIiGe unb ihmddIihe
sents empfnben, bab eS tbnen iber bic ipnit unpers
metoii9en Mltersbeiamerben ttnpesbIft unb BON be-
lGnoeren gBertb tit eS fur GetonSalescenten. Gs
9uu9en, y
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9as ueue NonesStar> >4,alais.

SSie iid) bic HeiR'gen 9anbe resen,
gsie fid5 SaS tummelt ttnnertuanbt,
gSie fic oa flopfen. bdmmern, ia8en
llno miikis bleibet fetme @amb.
Wtit mdbt'gen 0suaoerm ithiperbelaitet
Srifft 9Sagem oa nm Bagem elm
1tnS timmeroar tpirb burt 8eraitet
SSenn bDd1 iitb auftbiirmt stein anf
Stein.
limb tpeldem 3tuede = fppllt Sbr
fra9en,
Ser itplSe San seiuibntet iei?
9aS TIT, I'd, tutu's iDfOrt Gad3 iagem.
Sie neue "LOne Stars Brauerei
sr6mt erit Vpllembnns bas 8esinnem-
Set meinem gSprt, Id, iib' eS germ =
9anm fiattert nOn ben bGd,ften 3inmen
9ie Tabne nit benz Ginsel=stern!
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Uan5li9er Mmsberfamf.


@ie ale Sabre, 10 finbet aud bless
nal bel nns elm gdusli9er Muspertauf
per Waaren 3u 8 Spottpreifen
tott. Inn &aum 5u nader fir Elm
polltdubia neues 2ager.
Bir offeriren beiipieIsneiie: llns
fere $500 6erreni6ube fir nur 1925.
uniere $500 9abies ,Orforb" "s@6ube
gu $1.25. &inberi9ube bebeutenb
inter ibrem Mertbs.
Ale S9ube bon beionbsrs gutter
Qualitdt.
Sine y 9ie8", fleines MaB. bic 800
unb $3.50 fOfteten. bertaufen mir iest
fur $1.25.
@pre6t Dor nnb iiberaeugt gud.
CINDERELLA 8 @ub.paIaf,
@de 9ouitDn StraBe umb Mpenue 6.
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Galifprnia $ YNeine.

Weinliebbaber finben ein groBes Ga.
ger bon feinen California Geinen Bel
9errn s. S. Meper am 9lIamo
Blaaa. 6err Weper iu6t bic Weine
an Srt unb Stelle aus nnb fauft bireft
aus benz Seller Der Weinsiidter. 9lIs
gutem @enner gelingt es ibm tets, Sic
beiten Sorten ausaumdblen. @r fauu
fetre 3unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten Srppfen berieben. 3otbs unb
WeiBs Weine in bor3igli6er QuoIitdt
bon tebt ab $1.00 per Galoue - frei
ins 6aus geliefert.
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Der 6ronii6e aratebler 1T nod am

Der 9ronii6e &ratebler 1T mod am
Seben. aber es giebt peit peniger JdQe
BON 6ronif9en 8erbauunssbei6me
ben als friiber. Die 9ade 1T bic,
oaB 10 btele 2eute in Der lebten 3eit
Simmon8 2iber Gesulator genOm.
men baben unb baB bic nun gans BON
bem uebel sebeilt limb. 8ieIe 3eute
nebmen aus bemielben @rnnbe nod,
ieBt Simmons 9ibersaesulator, un6
aud fie iperbeu baIb sebeiIt iein. ,gs
II bie bette Mebisin". Mrs. 6. Raine,
Baltimore, Wb.
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WatthteS Srpthers,

j der, 9Oufton< StraBe
2iefern bas por3iisli9fe &inbs, Sdafs
unb @9neinefleif6. 8 pe3ialitdt.
Sunges 6 &albfleif d. Qle Sor-
ten bon Wurit. 6tf6, &uftern, @es
fliigel. Wilb.
Sefeuungen uerben in irgenb einew
8beile Der Stabt frei abselieferi.
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cages > Wemiafettei1.
8 II ! a n B.

= Sie Bunbesresierung bat be.
fdloRen, bic unteriu6uns in Der 4nz
geleaenbeit bes abu,Sl9engs@ s@emebeIs
unabbdneig BON ben iibrigen Md@ten
poraunebmen. Man ermartet, baB
bic dineiii6e &egierung bic dmeritaniz
i9e unteriu6ungSs sRommiifion in IT,.
rem 9(rbeiten untertiiBen unb ibr cine
militdrii@e gseorte sun1 @9ub feQen
meroe. Die unterIu9ung tpirb oers
mutbli6 cine iebr langipiertee merben,
oa Der nd6fe 6afen 1900 Meilen bonn
5danplaB heS ahu=Si6engs s@emebels
entfernt liegt.
: Das @eneraI= I=pohz 9eparteme mt
in Wafbington bat eine8efanntmaGung
erlai1en, bur9 neI6e tpieber iteben
S6minbels Girmen bpn Der 8enubuug
oer pof ausgei6lo1en tperben. Nars
unter befinbet iidb eine Girma, bic mars
firte Spieltarten beri9idt unb Elm
Stellenna9meisz8ureau, bas un{ittlis
den 3weden bient.
= Iuf Dem aongreB Der Criminal
Wtebiciner, Der In Seem Sort abgebalz
ten tpurbe, belt Dr. @ufab 86bm ei.
men gortrag iiber bic u8rutalitdt Der
So6esfrafe".
= Na9 9uns tp69entli9eu 6anz
belsberi6t famen pdbrenb Der Iebten
! Wo6e in ben Ser. Gtaaten 1856 Ban,
terotte CUR Nnmelbung, gegen 218 mdb=
renb Der entipre9en6en Wo6e Der gors
iabres.
= Sn Chicago beQingen am lebten
9onntag nt6t neniger aIs Z. Berlonen
Selbfmorb. Die 3abI Der eelbifs
m6rber in ben Ser. Staaten belief f@
i'm leBten Sabre auf 1884.
= 9luf Der in PHILADELPHIA abae.
baltenen &onbention ber Brieftrdger
Durbe feffsefeat, baB i'm perfofIenen
Sabre In ben Ser. 9taaten an poitias
@en bef6rbert wureen: 81 Mlilionen
regitrirte 8riefe, 1885 Millionen aes
p6bnli1e Briefe, 275 Wiaionen Bofts
farten unO 800 MilliOuen 3eitunsen.
4usIanb.
= 3u Der &ebe bes &aiIers Nils
belm H., in tpel6er er gegen bic 50.
cialifen gemiHermaben an bic @arbe
appellirte. fagt Der 2onboner ''Times":
lss 1T lei1t, elmer fol@en. in gebobener
Sttmmung gebaltenen Gebe cine iibers
triebene 8e6eutung bei3umeEen, alIein
es 1T niat i'm @rnft au3unebmen. baE
Der <fer tDirf[iff1 init MpmoItmn6-
regeln broben pOllte. SnbeRen 3eigen
bic IeuBerungen bes &ailers INNER
bin, ipel6e 8eDeutuug er benz @infufIe
Der focialiifiideu partei beimibt.
Menn bic &ebe bes &aifers ben 3med
bate, ben DtittelflaHen bic Gefabr.
bic ibnen bufd ben @peiaIismus
brobt, flar Dor Yugen ar fabren, bauu
tann bic Jrase febr lei9t sel6f tuers
ben aud ehne ben Nppea an bic @arbe
unb ielbft obne bas beraltete Wftttei
Der unterbriidung ber preiIe - es fei
oeun in Gdlen BON biretter Nufreisuna
atm Werbre9en.1 Ser focialifiide
Verliner s8orpdrtS" ertldrt iibriaens,
baB bic G0eiaibemotraten i'm &eimss
tag enereifb sesen ben neuen angriff
auf BITE preBfreibeit brDtefiiren tuRrbeu.
= Mus 8ubas Behb pirb beri9tet.
oaB baielbit Der @r3ber3og 2abislaus
an ben 8erlebunseH geitorben it,, bic
er fi9 bur6 bic aufdaige gntlabung
ieines 8ewebres auf ber sa9b suge3os
gen hattie. ~. o.
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6muoreiie 2SiWette.

selst bic oeri@ieOenen gelesenbeis
ten, fir iDel9e Die
Siiblidbe Yacific - guniet Babm,
rebuairte &unbreiies8ilette mad 6iilis
den pldben berfauft.
@onclaDe Sempelrttter, Bo5fon,
MaR. Cine Gate fur bic @unbreiie
T. bis %. 4uguit; gisliis big gum s.
October 1895.
Wegen udberer gin3eIbeiten penbet
gE9 on ben ndGften Stdet 9genten
Dber an
s. %. Sem 9.S. parfs,
3raffic Mauaser, 4.@. g. & S.N.
0oufon. 3er. 9ouiton, Ser.
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GUoleD's 6egifter, gfo. % MIamc
pla3a bat einen &uf fir guten alien
WbiStep, bic beiten gentii9ten Sc
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausgesei9nete
importirte unb einbeimif6e @igarren
nnb tets frii9es Bier. Ser @igentbiis
mer. Soc @oolep, berftebt iein 8ei6dft.
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= Inter benz yorfib bes parlas
illentsmitgliebes Same8 2optber tpnrbe
In Sonbon cine MaEenperiammIung
abgebalten in ber man bef1loB, Elm
gtanlfeit su @uniten elmer @9ubsolls
pollttt an bas engIii6e Bolt at
erlatfen. @iner befonberen 9uss
ttabmsteaung iollen ii9 nur bic britis
f&en @oIonien erfreuen.
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(SOrtiesuns foIst.)

= giner ber granddaughter 2eiben
iinb S6mersen in Der 9iilfte. Noer
in einem Sale, mo- Der 8atient auei.
unbawan3ig Sabre gelitten bate,
bra9te bic Nntpenbuns bon ct. Satobs
Del pollftdubige 9eilung berbor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-09-07

DR.. price's Cream Safiue powoer
969He @eltsansFellangs ansseiAmnne.