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New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
THE WAFER AND WAFFLE
TWO o,n.rAsu1oNEp AND DELICIOUS HOT CAKES

TWO OLD FASHIONED AND DELICIOUS HOT CANES
of ,bese tvo old-fashioned cakes baked In irons,
the waffle alone survives. 1t is true that waler
irons are still on sale in old-time house-furnlshihs
shops Of Boston. where families OF EhBhsh uesce''
cling to tradition In matters OF the table; Dut the
up-to-date New-York cook would hardly know what
a genuine wafer was 1t is a thin small cake-one
so thin that its thnness has passed into proverp'
The first form of this cake was probably in eucha-
rIst bread which is stll used in the Roman Catho-
lie churches In this way.
The wafer. baked between thin. fat sheets OF
Iron. is a much older cake than the waffle whch
is baked in the thicker irons. which have a rim
and raised figures them Both irons were Tor
merly made with long handles so that they could
be used in a fireplace. The newer waiiie-lrons are
now fitted stovehole. and are arranged so
that they be turned or whrled from one side
TO another. II is the latest American improvement,
but 10 be n success It must like everything else. be
n perfect ht II the iron is smaller larger than
the stovehole the revolving part will move
smoothly and the grease Will fall over the stove and
cause no end of annoyance and work
A thin sweet pancake batter made OF eggs, -four.
sugar and milk used for the thin wafer: and
~ one desires to revive these old-fashioned sweet
cakes one must use the old-time wafer irons with
their quaint and inconvenient long handles for no
inventor has yet found II worth his while TO I'M
prove them. The recipes for waffies are many. The
most common waffies raised with soda and
cream OF tartar. To a pint OF -four. in which a
teaspoonful Of cream OF tartar has been mixed and
sifted, add quarter Of "A cup OF butter, two eggs
and q cup and half OF milk in which scant half
teaspoonful OF soda has been dissolved. Beat the
batter vigorously and pour II into the waffie irons
which must be piping hot. Turn the iron the mo-
ment II Is hlled. shut IT, and In few moments
turn It again; and when the waffle Is brown both
sides, II should then be. II Is done. Butter the
cakes II round and place them In layers. cutting
through the layers to serve them.
The amateur falls oftener In baking wafnes than
In making the batter. II requires some knowledge
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
NOT A BLOATED ARISTOCRAE.
rho San Francisco Examiner.

From The San Francisco Examiner
Lord Carmarthen. who has Just been appolnteS
rontrouer ~ the Queens household at sa.ary OK
1900 year is the eldest and heir OF the DUKE
~ Gods and is as abbreviated In stature as hio
EvaathSr Whereas the latter is exceedingly portly.
Lord Carmarthen is quite the reverse On one oc:
css,on when addressing a meeting OF the electors oe
Hrixton A London suburb, which he has represented
in Parliament certain section ,'1 9 'hs nsy snseoS oSs
Of the interrupters cried out I'VE want no bloate6
aristocrats here! The little Marquis pa,nssaY
must appeal to you l may be an aristocrat, put az
I look boated?' Which retort turned the iaug9
Carmarthen.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
DRIVEN INTO MYSTERIES By A CAT
A MADIsON-AvE. GIRL WHO BECOMES PERFECTLY
FRANTIC AT THE SIGHT OR PRESENCE OF
oxu on THE FELINE CREATURES.

FRANTIC AT THE SIGHT OR PRESENCE OF
ONE OF THE FELINE CREATURES.
It's a subject that is frequently talked about. but
II is a fact that the natural antipathies between
certain persons and certain animals furnish fresh
food for wonder and conjecture constantly. Every
one knows we'll enough the aversion that the
tority Of people have for srakes-the horrtfytng
dread that their presence excites Many persons
also hate cats" as they term It. Their soft.
stealthy movements excite distrust that frequently
amounts TO aversion. 1t is seldom. however that
this "a SO pronounced as in a case which excited
considerable comment uptown last week. 1t Of
a Young woman who lived In Madson-ave She had
always had most unconquerable dread Of the fe-
line creatures and she actually could endure the
presence Of one In the room without losing control
OF herself completely. She 50 sensitive In this
particular that her family declares that upon enter
ing a room. II there cat concealed any ywhere
within IT, would detect Its presence and.
unless Il were removed at once. would become hys-
tercal In fact. II was standing joke on her that
on one occasion like this she became absolutely ter
rined. and rushing up to a young man who was .
total stranger to her. seized him about the neck.
sobbing desperately till the cat was taken away.
The girl thoroughly ashaUe ed OF her weakness.
as she called It. but declared she was absolutely
poweriess In the matter Some instinct-it was no
subtle odor-tod her II a cat were anywhere near
her and the moment she detected II she straight
way lost all her self-possesson.
Most OF her friends condoned this weakness. and
careful TO put their pet pusses speedily out OF
the way when she called. But the other night few
friends not so kind-heared experimental. deter
mined to hide a cat thoroughly In . room. declare
to the girl. when they brought her In. that there
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
PARIS MODES.
GOWNS PREPARED FOR AUTUMN AND
WINTER
GrANPsEs OF THE NEW MoDEIs-BiG SLEEVES
DEPARTING-sOME NOVEL. SKIRTS.

DEPARTING-sOME NOVEL SKIRTS.
Paris, July 26.
While looking at some autumn and winter models
at Sara Meyers ct Morhanges to-day was strongly
impressed by the sleeves. They could only be de-
scribed as moderate in size and conservative I'm
shape When one considers that the sleeves OF the
gowns shown by this firm last spring were extreme
ly large and fanciful-perhaps more pronounced
than those shown by any other house In Paris-this
dninution counts for a great deal, and portends
a radical departure in this direction. 1t is believed
by those who study the modes that although the
fancy. slightly boufant sleeve will be seen during
the coming sea son. the enormous stifened affair Is
already thing of the past and the leading houses
will make attempt TO revive IT,
Some OF the new sleeves are gigot In shape. while
many show puff to the elbow. with the hign
straight cuff below With the exception OF the
cuff these sleeves are generally Of one color and
material and often the cuff is OF the same stun
The blouse seems to be almost entirely done away
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
ROYA1
Bolsin4 Powder
Absolutely Pure

was no cat anywhere near and see II they could not
convince and "mnd-cure' her. The attempt was
dismal failure. The girl at announced that
there was a cat near her To her friends denials
she returned positive assertions and nervous plead
ings for relief that soon became highly hystericaI
Her friends full Of the scientific spirit. persisted
and the girl became fairly frantic. They gave way
then. and attempted to hustle the cat out OF the
rending shrek and fell In dead faint TO the hoor
Ii was several days before she was herself again
Her friends OF course will never again attempt TO
play on her such cruel trick. but meantime the
question is being asked with redoubled interest,"
What is the source OF this subtle and mysterious
physical antipathy? Is 1t nborn? Can 1t be crusheo
AMP
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11

dlsobedient she should say: Get thee benino me-
Satan" She promised to do so. but the fel;owine
day she found wadng In the pool. she ex-
planned: "Oh. papa, papa, did. did truly say
Get thee ahind me, Satan, and ne came anna ms
and pushed me right in" Whether she Imagined
this to be the case made up the story to excuse
herself II is not easy to say. Very imaginative
and fo.eA
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11

stir in two cups Of milk and half cup OF
cream. Then stir in two tablespoonfuls OF poilng
water In which a scant teaspoonful OF SOFA mas
been dissolved. Add two eggs thoroughly beaten
and beat the whole batter vigorously ana pake az
once Il. writes that "of all the five Sunday papers
we take find your recipes the best by all odds
We have often proved this by experiments
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11

laced in each other. showing background; and
In simple bum and blue or two tones of blue they
may be very effective.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
WOMEN WHO EXERCISE.
THE ENGLISH WOMAN is THE MOST PER-
SISTENT

There is no country in the world where physical
exercise plays so great role in the existence OF
women as in England. True. In Austria the great
ladies are famed for their devotion to such sports
as hunting. shooting and mountaineering, and the
portrait OF the widowed Princess Stephanie shows
the sort of garments worn on such expeditions.
But It is in England alone that the entire fair sex
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
IMPERIAL HAIR RECENERATOR

For Gray or BIeached Hair.
Clean. odoress. lasting. II does not contain
an atom OF poisonous matter. will not stain the
scalp. and baths do not affect IT, Seven colors
cover all shades Price $3.50 and $500.
No. BLACK. No. 4-Chestnut
No. Ozark Brown. No. 5-Light Chestnut.
No. 3-Medum Brown. No. 6-Gold Blond.
No 7-Drab or Blond Cendree.
We make applications a speciality and give alb
solute privacy. Samples OF hair coored free Of
charge
292 Fifth Ave-, Bet srsss sSs elevator; .,s '''
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11

The first gown in the large sketch is Of mauve
hidden under Vandyke bands Of openwork muslin
with bertha to correspond. The second figure wears
a travelling costume OF pretty colored cloth trimmed
with tartan silk. The seated figure In the smaller
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-07
@iiNe anN abaeinamnt.

Benn Der miibe Gubrttarbeeer, Der ermattete SeIb=
unb gBaIDarbeiter, Der abseipannte guabalter pber
Gert mad einem sutrdsIten Grias fur bic perbrau6te
R6rperfraft iuat, mo- inbet er ibn9 a6nnte bic
perbhrstc Grfabruns BON tauienben ppn @rbettern
srn rassn sa Ir
sei9wunbene 9raft eriest, bic erdlafften @eifies=
frdfte gu neuer Gbdtseit anipDrnt unb bic bersrpbe
nerpbie Spannuns beier dlS rsenb ein anberes Nttz
tel lot. gerbauuns, reselmdbtser 6tubIsans, 4p=
pettt unb 6GIaf werben burG paS 8ttters befbrbert
&efpnpalescenten btlt es in wunperbarer 0eife our
Bteberberffeunns. Nu@ bem rerp6bnten @efGma6
bic d tn belttaten Notwithstanding beiinben
unb selesentli baS 8ebIrfntB mad elmer anregenben
Stmulan8 empnben, bietet BITE sdnBe etie Der 9bar,
matoppe anfSenpmmener Dber Batentmebjtnen fetn
5urdslGere8, perldbli9eres unb bdbet gan, nnlHdb=
lthes 9rdperat. Bon unpcrslei4Ii@em Bertt TIT e5
sssen Gieber ieslider Grt, &beumattSmus unb Ntea
renIeiben.
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!Daatb fiar Nsastcr.

Scr iiber 50 Sabren fDon murbe
N2rs. Dihslom's Soothing 5prup
BON Wilionsn BON Wtuttera beim Sab
t,en Der &inber aneewenbet. Wirt 6a
i'm 59lafe bur6 bas 5areien zines
&inbes geit6rt, bas i'm 5a1nen lit unb
DOr 5dmeraen reint2 Wenn 10, lafie
iofort cine 5lGiGe BON rUtrs. Winsz
lolDS Soothing 5prup" bolea. 5ein
QSertb TT nnbesabIbar. Us spirb hen1
Lleineu 2einenOen iDfort 2inbsrnng Derz
fGafen. 8erlaBt eud barauf, Mlitter,
es 1T fein s3weifel 6ariiber. Sc beilt
0plenierp unb DiarrbDe, regalirt sen
Magen unb bic 9sieren, beieltigt Minbs
&ol't, erpei9t bsn @aumcn, perbins
bert @nt5;iabuny unD fidrft ba8 gauge
SpItem. rWtrs. Win8lows SDotbing
Syrup fir 3abnenDe &inber ift ange>
nebm in @ei@mad unb bas &ecept
.ltammt bon einem Der beTien rDeibli9en
Ier5te in Den Ser. Staaien. Gs III bel
alien Srugsiiien in Der gansen Delt sn
baben. Breis 25 Gents per 5lai1e.
Hauft ni1tS anberas, olS 0ers. g8inss
InipS Sontbinaz 5prgp.
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Seras Staats =Tair uuo 9allas
Nusltelluus
Eorbett nn6 sytbiimmpns. physical
culture" =Soritelnng.
9ailas, 9egas, 10. oftober Biz
3. NDnember 1895.
Nfieorige Grfuriions Staten auf oe1
Samta Sc Giiembabm : 9inie.

0o}Ios gfnsfisfI,,uo mslshe o am 70
Setohsr sraffnsI "S ,S6 fjir [ Ssr ~ sern;, nI,
h;s nm, % S,,nsr,sar @ - 1Sos , ao,,sr,
,o;ra @ nh oiferirt rio psnuta C. oGS @;,suhahn' ]
Wern,oJ.nna % 1;sSr;os fnrSonaro+sn arusn
'Iss en-, ,,nh Ri,aTonrs 1l ftsr pa", ~ a;rfo%sm
gohrnrs;a & I '' n,n Anon gamnf,sn M itss ;Srsr
S;n;s S;asts boheu Ma ,,,n, l Mol
,m'.s Mo pu'1 @;,I.;ofS;t GpS" ''' 01' = wv
uj, sIuser A,'slI nsr oh., oeuo.nter @rfrr.
Sonsrots t,srSs, noS ~ Snhrfo~.o,, 49,,
'TnT' INV M"t4an ,ea h.r "U wu, sarta,s. uo s;a
@ ans % eSrs;H Saoa ~ ,,aM a.' soran "5 uss,,ue w
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-07
oaB Ste nidts ba9esen ein3umenben

oaB 9te ni6ts ba9esen ein5umenben
baben.
@r idteu nt6t re9t 5u besretfen,
iparum Maub nod tmmer tbre Sanb
auf benz gIrm bes 9ripatIefretdrs lieB,
unb er bielt eS barum fir anse3etst,
Sellborn einen faum miB5uoeritebenben
9ebietertl6en 8ltd Su3umerfen. 9lber
er wtd in aufri6ttser 8eltiir3uns
auriid, al8 Mfaub nit ldneibenber
9alte 1aste::
sd peiB nidt nit ipel6em &e6t
sic in folder @eile iiber mid perz
fiisen, 9err Baron, unb i'd bebaure
lebbaft, baB sic ii1 Die unniihe Mibe
semadt baben, mad mir 5u iu6en.
Seoenfall8 biirfte sic Der Nueenf9ein
iiberseugen, baB i'd ben mir Sugeoa9z
ten Blas tros Der perlodenoen @eiell<
l6aft rt6t mebr annebmen fann."
Ste lna6te Miene meiterSuseben,
bod Grauenltein, Der iebr roth genorz
BEN mar, CAB Ben @eg nod nidt frei.
sd boHe nt6t, baB t9 biele 9lbs
meiiuns eraitbuft 5u nebmen babe,
mein gndoige8 Srdulein. Gbgeieben
BON allem anoern, iino ineine 9le6te
jebenfolls dlter alS oieienieen bieleS
Serrn ba, uno-"
r@enn Gie ein 10 sroBes @eui9t
auf bic 9eriiflirbtigung dlterer Ne9te
legen, SEER 8arun, 10 iollten sic mir
pielmebr Cant lpillen baB i'd Sbnen
Die Sreibeit Oa5u pieoergegeben babel
-Dort BEL bem grofeiior 9inau itno
nod 5mei Stiibls fret, laien sic uns
Mas nebmen, 9err Sellborn, ebe man
fte nit 9eldblas belest bat"
(gprtfetung foIsD.
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Cages 9temigteiten.
z n / a n b.


- General MiIes traf am 6. Sfto.
ber in ggaibington elm unb bat iofort
einen 9lrmeebefebl erlaRen, in wel9em
er an3eigt, bob er baS Obercommanbo
iiber bic Bnnbesartnee dbernommen
babe.
- Gin grdBli9er un9liidsfal ereig,
nete fi6 bel ber @runbfeinlegung fir
bic fatbolifd)e ct. Marp's &ir9e in
2orraine, Obio. @tma 1000 perios
men befanben fi9 auf elmer rnangelbaft
geffiibten Blatform, tpel9e bur9 bic
2aif einfiiir3te. 8ei bieiem Gtur3 fam
elm fleines ainb fofort uns 2eben unb
20 perfonen murben 10 f6wer perleBt,
baB man on ibren, Wieberauffommen
ameifelt.
= Der Nderbauminifer Morton
bat ieBt auf @runb bes pon aongreHe
am 8. Mdr3 1895 amenbirten Geiebes
ftir bic Gleii6 Snipettion eine neue
Werorbnung erlafen, lpeI1e genaue
gOri9riften iiber bic iorgfdltiee unter>
iu9ung afles gum @rport eelaugenbeu
Gleii9es, einerlei, pb frii9, geial5en
ober in 8le4bii6ien, anbefieblt.
= Sn Cole @itp, Georgia, lpur6e
Der Ne9er Steal Smith, Der eine ueiBe
iunge Dame bergemaltist bate, mods
Oem er tie 6ur@ S@Idge betdubt bate,
BON elmer erregten YolfSmenge
aus benz @sfdnsaib seboIt uub ses
lpn9t. Ser Wa9e, bic ibn bei9iiben
ipoate. nurbe libel mitgefpielt.
- 9urautS YrpceB nimmt cine fiir
ibn nieberi6metternbe Wenbung. Die
gertbeibtgune bate ben Nlibi Betpeis
barauf seftiiBt, baB Durant in ieinen
@olegienbeften NOtisen iiber bic BorIes
iungen bltte. peI6e an benz Na9mits
tage bss Morbes sebalten tuorben
tuaren. SEPT bat aber elm bonn
staatsanpalt in bic @nge getriebener
als 3euge porgelabener STUDENT auss
gefagt, baB er Surant auf beHen
Wuni6 bic betreRenben 0pti3eu na9s
trdgIi9 geliefert babe. SaB bel benz
tibli6en Wamensaufruf bor Der Norle.
flung bonn 8. Npril Elm anberer @tu=
bent fir ben abpeienben Surant
n6ierl" serufen bat, 1T tbenfaQs bes
ipieien tporben.
= Sn Baltimore tpurbe Sobn 3.
6arben berbaftet, tpel6er bic Office BON
Abams' @rpreB @Ompanp in Serre
6aute, Snbiana, um $4,000 beraubt
bate.
= Sn Maibington 1T Der neue &C.
ianbte BON 9awaii, Scr. Cattle. eins
getroHen unb bereits bonn Staatsietres
tdr Olnep empfangen tporben. Scr.
@aitle mirb benz prdiibenten @Iepelanb
fein OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in ben
nd9fen Sagen aberrei6en.
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9. 6 apitel.

Obue nod re9ts oSer linfs at
bliden, mar Mauo aus Dem Seitiaal
geeilt.
Gs ftedte elm sntes Stiid edter
Oanfeenatur In ibr, beilen mar lie iib
init eiuem gefuiilen gtols bemuBt.
Sod Dor elmer Stltnoe mar iie gans
fiber seweien, oaB niGts iie tpiirbe
iiberwdltigen uuo 3u 8oben oriiden
fDnnen-niftS lpenigitenS pou jenem
fleinen, armielieen gei6, bas iie 70 oft
erbarmungslos ueripottet bate bel Der
Settiire lgrif6er Ti9ter ooer bel ben
Seufsern ernpfiuoiamer Sreunbinnen.
uns nun 6robte TIRE iiarte, elaitiife
Natur oenuo6 3uiammen3ubreden
inter oer 8u6t oes Gdlages, Der ;br
fiidif9 uno binterliiiig uerieet puroen
mar, iuie Der feise Streid zines Wleus
6elm0rbers. aber In bic GmpfiuSuna
oes S9mer3eS, BON Der ibr Sers ,errils
fen iDuroe, miidte iidb freili9 Elm @e>
fiibl Diloen, unbdnbigen, beiB mad,
Beireiung riugeuben i3ornes, inb bas
Beipnbtlein ibrer Waffenloliafeit unb
Sbumadt mar es pielleidt Dor gll(em,
bas ibr NIT unuiberitebli6er @epalt
bic Tbrdnen In bic Gugea brdngte.
Sn eitlem Der letten Geitenees
nld9er, ba8 nod benz Souper ols
Spiel5immer bienen follte, lieB iie iid
auf eiueu Gtubl uieberfallen, i9leus
berte ibren foltbaren Gpitenfd1er 3lt
Doben, Ou6 bie nit Sob aaseelegten
Berlmutteritdbe 3erbraben, un6 briidte
laut anfidlu63eno ibr 1afdentud an
bic auget. all' ibre itolie Selbfi'
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G alamirriola,
Roman non 1arinbolb 9r.mann.
(Gnrtfetuna.l

\OUkhlSR"'tbs/
Oiele 8emerfung mar Ii6erlttb
iber5baft semeiut aber Wlaub Sorelter
befanb it9 ni9t mebr In Der 9timz
mung in ber man fit @9er3e
empfdn9lid 1T. @S mar Elm fremoer,
elm b6ier 3us, Der fi9 ba pdbrenb Der
lesten Sefnnoen an ibren Mlunomtn@
feln einsefunben bate.
p0u lagteit mir neuli9 nidt, baB
Ou 9aron b. Grauenltein bereits in
-0amburg eefannt babet," mari lie nit
merflider 96arfe ber getonung bin;
in Sran 9ucD 2OipengarbS beiterem
@eii6t cher berrietb ii6 ntdt bas
fleinfte alnseidell BON gerlegenbeit.
,Grlpdbnte ib mirflib nt9ts oapou?H
fragte iie gang unbefangen. ngermutbs
lid miro fid bas baraus erfldren, baB
Ou Old ni9t barnab erfunbiet baIt,
mein 9das."
nGu ipradIt bapon, baB Sbr Gu9
auf Guren 9leiIen 5ufdllis begesnet
iein. glber bas Ddre ia au6 am @noe
slet9giltig, ipenn i'd ni9t @runb
bdtte 5u Der Gerrautbnng, baB Cir
Trauenltein Dor Geiner 0eiratb mebr
geipeien iei, als nur etn gutter 8efannz
ter
glud) iett aei9te ii9 bie iunge
@ittme feinesmees betroffen, obpobl
Maubs bebenbe @tintme ibrem feinen
Sbr 3ur @eniise perratben baben
muBte, ME eS i'm 9ersen Der Nmeritaz
nerin ausiab. Sur etrpas uie lei9te
Germun0etrng prdgte ii9 fit einett
Moment in ibren Wltenen aus.
Limb ipenn er mir ntebr gemelen
ipdre?' lagte fie iebr rubis. r@el9es
unre9t8 bdtte i'd mid babur9 fdulbts
senadt?"
Da legte Mlaub tire tleine frdftiae
6anb 70 feit auf ben idOnen mei6en
glrm, baB es ibre Sreun6tn empfinbli6
idmerste.
uSage mir, SueD- ,in6 t9 beidm0re
Did, mir 6iesmal nidt alissupeiben
-iase mir, oh Trauenitein Der Mann
mar, ben Du seliebt balt, ebe Du
5ra1 20meugarS murbelt?r
Ole junse @ittme iflus ibren
6d9er auseinanber unb binter ben
tnddttsen @5trauBenfebern beifelbea
ueiste fi6 bas &Opfden eegen Manb.
rDa Du mid auf bos @eipiliea
fragit-ia!- -Gber bas 1T ldnsit pors
iiber, rnb ih begreife nidt, On Starr
den, mas Did jest nod barau aufs
regea fann."
Gie erbtelt feline gntuort mebr,
6enn nit elmer jdben Dspegnng, ME
man iid BON etipas gbi9euerresenbem
lostnaht, bate Mauo fid BON ibr
obgemeuoet unS iie mitten i'm Gaal
allein gelaiien.
Srau eucD Q0uensaro grub pobl fiir
einen Moment bic fleinen, f1immern>
ben 3dbn6en In bic rolise rnterlippe !;
aber bic 3Orni9e slufmnLluns mar tli9t
TN Stanbe, tbr bic beitere 6eitittnt>
utii1g bauern0 at perberben. Gdoa
menise Wlinuten ipdter fldns uieber
ibr froblides 2aden aus elmer bi9ten
@ruppe BON Serren linb ihre Gugeu
leudteten 70 bell iinb in 70 uuidul,
bigger 2ebensfreube, tpie bieieniaen
zines iungen @adfif69ens, oas ftaus
1len6 unb ert3idt bic @unoer ieiues
erifen 8alles genieBt.
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@dnsli@er 2lmsnerfamf.

gDie ale Sabre, 10 finbet aud bless
mal bel uns elm gdnali6er Nusperfauf
Der 8aaren 5u 5pottpreii e n
ftatt, I'M 9taum gu MAIDEN fur elm
pollitdnbig neues 2ager.
Wir oheriren beiipielSDeiie: uns
iere $500 6erreni6ube fir nur 1925.
nniere $500 2abies ,OrfOrb"sS S9ube
gu $1.25. ainberi6ube bebeutenb
unter ibrem Wertbe.
alle S9ube bon beionbers gutter
Qualitdt.
Sine vSies", tleines WaB, bic 800
unb $3.50 fofeten. bertaufen mir ieBt
fir $1.25.
Spre9t Dor unb iibersengt gu6.
Cinderella g b.palaf,
gde 9oufton StraBe unb Npenue s.
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@rmmSeiseutbums llebertrasmmsem.

g. s. Super on @eurse s. s..
S9mitt. Intheil on 1920 9ldern an
Der Grio &oab unb mebreren 8runb>
ftdfen in ben Originals@itp 2OtS ID
big 16. fur 5000.
8. unb Sbep. 9ieler an 9ouis Wal.
ter, @runbitif an 2arebos Str, $500.
Grant Mul3pnsti an Wi9ael &of6s
tom, @runbhiid i'm 8lod 3, fur 5000.
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8udleMs Q(ruica Salbe.

Die bette 6albe ber gBelt far 94nttte, Quetiaun=
gen, Gei2wdre, Steber< unb SautsGusi@las, Blcds
ten, seiprunsene Sdnbe, Grpitbeuleu nnb aae Sautz
trantbetien furtrt 9dmcIrbotbeu pber feline 0esabs
lung. @6atse 3ufrtebenbe sarunttrt pber baS @elb
pir6 1uruderfatiet. 25 Gents bic S&adtel. Gum
Sertanf in allen @pptbefcn.
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0tmnbreiie 2Siaette.

2eiei bic peridieDeneu @elesenbeis
ten. fiir mel9e bic
giiblidbe Vacific - gmuiet 8abn,
rsbu3irte &unbreiies8illette mad 6fIis
den pldBen pertauft.
@onclape 5empelritter, 8Dffon,
MaR. Cine &ate fir bic &unbreife
II. BIG %. Gusuit; stiliis big gum s.
October 1895.
Wegen ndberer @in5elbeiten tpenbet
@u9 OIL ben nd6iien 5idet GseHtem
Dber an
@.W. 8ein, 2.S. parts,
Sraffic Manaser, N.@.p.&S.M.
0ouiton, Ser. Doufton, Ser.
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Gpple9's &e8ifter, gio. % Nlamo
Bla3a bat einen &uf fiir guten alien
WbiSfep, bic beiten gemiIdten @es
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausge3ei9nete
impOrtirte unb einbeimifde @igarren
unb tets friides 8ier. Der @isentbii>
mer. Soc @ooleD, perlfpht fein @ei9dft.
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Nysattbtes grptbers,

GIeiiGer, s 9ouitons5 5traBe
2iefern bas pOr5iiglibfte &inbs, @9af,
unb S9meinefleiib. 6 pe3iaIitdt.
SungeS 4albfleif d. Nae Sor-
ten DON Burft.
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YaNa9e.8iAette alter Mrt
Wad nnh ton europa.
Stuii1enoe6ssNaten miebri9er alS
ie atppr.

Sept 1T bic 3eit. Sidets gu taufen
unb 8ermanbte unb 8efannte aus Der
alien 9eimatb beriibertommen5 81 laRen.
Wegeu seuauer Snformatiou ueube
man iid on
Mr. %. S. 9OmnG
@enerals Yaiiasiersasent bet MalOrp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 @ai 9ouiion 9traBe, San Aus
tonic, Sera8.
Offsieller Igent fur ole europdis
f1en 9ampfer 2inien.
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8abinet Ybotpgrapbiem, emails
lirt, nur SO @ents Bel Brad, 1134
NlamO plasa.
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Sn 8erbinbuns hermit III elm
Sii1s mno Mm It term ~ art.
Sdsli6 friid1e Slide, Nuitern, Wilb,
@efiiigel aller Dirt. SeIepbou 5 399.
Seifellungen perbeH In irssnb einew
SbeiIe Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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9rtuft @ollanb's 3affee iebea
Sag frii6 gebrannt.
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9ie SSD6emtlidbe ,Ireie 9reiiej
fiir Serds" erfdelut ieben 9onnsfftaa |
unb foitet $3.50 fur bas Sabr ober $1.255
fir 6 Weonate in 8Orausbesahlung.