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The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
BCckien's ArnIca SaIve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, ChaPped Hands, Chlblains
Corns, nd all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. I
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Pric. 7s cts per boy
sor sale by I'll Tucker druggist
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OF building ships was copied from a
provision OF nature shown in the
case OF the nautilus The she'll of
this animal has forty or fifty com
partments. into which sir or water
may be admitted. to allow the oeeu
pant to sink or f7at as be pleases
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Notice of Final Settlement

Notice Is hereby given to ali credItors
and all others interested in the estate ~
y " Cowley,deceased, thatT, IN Chan.
bers, administrator OF said estate in
tend to make final settlement thereof =,
the next term OF the Bates county 7ro.
bate court, in Bates county, state n
Missouri, 70 be held al Butler, O. he
Itth day OF November, 1885.
!. \ CHAMBERS, Administrator.
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what IS b. comp'a naat'- repa
tation for truth and veiacit, p asked
the lawyer. 1T is generally good, 1
think, said the witness. though in
telling abon: the siz= Of the snakes
he has killed. h. seelns to he inclined
TO go to almost any IauGfh.'
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22

A porcelain bath tue. inlajCi with
gold. which WIS ecrutly presented
to najo- Mckinley, is OF exhibition
in tie window OF a plumbing estab
lishnent in Canton. That ought to
make Stark county sure for sound
money and protection.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22

The 15-year-old daughter OF Ira Tav.
tor OF Marvin, Kan, accidentally unset
4 dish pan Of boiling water on her one
year-oid brother. scalding him prob
ably fatally.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
n County Trustee Short

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 6.-N. Fl. Har-
r'>on, trustee of Monroe county. is
missing. and an examination of his
ooohs shows shortage of between S.
900 and $4,000. Warrants for his ar
rest have teen issued.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION submitting to
the qualified voters of the state OF Missouri
an amendment to the constitution thereof,
concerning educate n, free schools and school
ages.
BE IL HTes0ired by tie Senuie. tie Uonse o/
Represenioii,es coDemrrinp Merein.
That at a general election to be held on the
Tuesday next following the nrst Monday in
November. \ ID 1896, the following amend
ment to the constitution of Missouri, concern
ing education, free schools aud school ages
shall be submitted to the qualified voters oI
said state to-wit:
SECTION | That section of article II of
the constitution OF the state be amended by
striking out the word ''siX' and inserting in
lieu thereof the word ive' so that said sec
uon OF the constitution shall read as follows
SECTION general diffusion of knowl-
edge and intelligence being essential to the
preservation of the rights and liberties of the
people, the general assembly shall establish
and maintain free public schools for the gra
tuitous instruction of all persons in the state
between the ages of five and twenty years
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ment, adopted at the general election Of 1854
by mandamus, which shall be the limit OF such
experimenting control
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22

Always in season. Hopkins Steamed HON
my (Huliet Cornl. Elegant lunch in milk
Quart can, I0cta
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-22
Challenge For 4 Duel Sent.

Lexington, ky., Oct. l3 -Fhere
IS trouble between John d. Carroll
and Charles j. Blonston, he defeat
ed candidates for the democratic
nomination for Copgr, s. in the Ash
land district, and it IS stated to
night that Carroll has challenged
Bronston to fight duel
Brouston cunsIIvird tbat Carroll
had promised him the nomination
when he found that be himself could
not get it, and in his anger when de
feated be tcid Carroll he was q trair
or. Friends .ut~rfered before they
could do each other any violence
Carroll subss quently sent message
hat resulteA III the challenge
Bronston came here from the
mountain counties, where be distin-
euis he'd himself as Il fighter Carroll
is ex chairman of tie Democratic
State Central Committee. aud is Il
man Of much courage
CAsroRrA.
60. II: s==:.:s:.T1XU-:s::!s ::s ~;
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Missouri Pacific Railway Time Table.
X. G. Plttsburg Il Gulf Tine Table

Arrival aud departure OF trains at Worand.
NORTH BOUND.
No. Freight daily except sunday l4.lt y. nj.
So.5 Sat 10. 40 J.. III.
No Express daily ........ go. q. ... =, =. III.
SOUTH ECUND.
No. Express daily ....-. .--..-. 2.2l p IN.
No q Freight daily except sunday 100 a. III.
80 - % y. III.
Remember this is the popular short line be-
tween Kansas CITY $40 and III tsburg Kan.
joplin. Mo Ne0sho, Mo, sulphur Springs,
ArK.. Sloan Springs. Ark an the direct
route from the sOutn TO 81 Louis, Chicago,
and points north and northeast and 20 Denver,
ogden, san Francisco. Portland and points
west and northwest. No expense has been
spared to make tine Passenger equipment OF
this line second to none in the west. Travel
via the new line II Oar.
GEM Pass. Agt., Kansas City, No.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-19

Train on the Scotland Neck Braucn ROAD
leaves Weldon p m, Halifax . In arr
rtves Scotland Neck 20 p Tn GreenvtIIe 60
p m, Kinston d p ma. Returning leaves XII,
ston 20 a III, GreenvfllG "a a IN, arriving az
Halifax II 90 m, Weldon II 20 m, daily en-
cept Sunday.
Trains on the Washington Branch leave
Washington 90 m ans % D M, arrives
Parmele 8 80 "A ara $40 D n, i eturninx leave
Pa nnele 8 80 s. IN and so D m, arrive Waan
tns ton II % a m and % IA, daily except
SuI day.
Train leaves TArbore daily, ssa ma, ar
rives Plymouth 50 p m, returning leaves
Plymouth 10 m, arrives Tarboro 3 SO M.
Train ON Midland N. @. Branch leaves
Goldsboro daily, except Sunday co q m, al
irving Smith feld DO m; returning leaves
Smithf1eld S0) m; arrives at GoldsbOr
10 rs q IN.
Trains on Nashville Branch leave Rocky
Mount at 80 p m, arrives Nsshvills6 o. p m,
Spring Hope 80 p ma; returning leaves
Spring Hope 90 a m, Nashville 30 3 IA. ar
rfves at Rocky Mount 8 e5 a m, daily, except
Sunday.
Train on Clinton Branch leaves warsaw
for Clinton daily, except Sunday, at ii 10
IN an 40 p m returning leaves CLINTON AZ
100 m and 8 90 p M.
Train No, Is makes close connection az
" Weldon for all points North daily, all ran
via Richmond als0 at Rocky Mount WIFI
Norfolk and Carolina Il. r. for norfolk nno
ali points North vita Norfolk.
JOHN +. DlvINK, Gent Sup&
T. n KEwLY, Gent Manager.
n AT EMRRsoN. Traffic Manager
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LIMITED
a:l2 p. m, daily-Solid vestibula2
train with sleeper from Norfolk IN
Chattanooga, via Salisbury, Morgan
ton Asheville, Hot Springs ana
Knoxville.
connects at Durham for Oxford
Clarksville and Keysville. exe@pf
sunday At Greensboro with ~
washington and Southwestern Vem-
tlDuled (limited) train for all potn1m
north, and with main line train No.
IL for Danvilie. Richmond and In.
bermed1ate stations; also has COM
nection for WinstOn-Salem, and vita
nam line tram Noe IS. 'TInited
States Fast Mail" for Charlotte
Spartan burg, Greenville. Atlantis
ana all points South; also Columbia
Augusta, Charleston, Savannah
Jacksonville, and all points in Flor.
ids Sleeping car for Atlanta. lack.
sonville and at Charlotte wINa
sleeping car for Augusta.
CHATTANOOGA AND NORFOE.M
LIMITED"
n:46 a. M, daily-SoIid train aom.
Aisting of Pullman sleepin0 cars aaA
fodk, arriving at Norfolk 500 q. w. im
time to connect with the old Demta-
lon, Merchants and Miners. Me-.
folk and Washington and Baltimore
Chesapeake and Richmond 8. a
COS for all points north and east
connects at Selma for FayettyfIla
and intermediate stations on ths
wilson and Fayetteville Short CuA
daily: daily except Sunday for New
bern and Morehead City: daily fox
GoldsborO and Wilmington and in
teTmed1ate stations on the Whining
ton and Weldon railroad
EXPRESS TRAIN.
SOP a. m, daily-Connects at Dur
nam for Oxford, KeysviIle, Rich-
mond; at Greensboro for Washing
ton and all points north.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
300 p. m, daily-For Goldsboro ana
intermediate stations.
LOCAL.
S:S0 a. IN, daily-Connects at Greena.
boro for all points for north ana
south and Winston-Salem and poiDtm
on the Northwestern North Caro-
Lima railroad. At Salisbury for an
PoaAts In Western North Carolina
Knoxville, Tenn, Cincinnati. ana
EseAbern points; at Charlotte foe
sparsanburg, GFeenville, Athens.
Atlanta and ell points south.
8tAAINS ARRIVE AT RALEIGH:
EXPRESS FRATN.
1895 p. IN, daiiy--FRom Atlanta, Char-
AeSse. @Feensb~O@ and oil points
~ socAN 1
T:@ a, h., daily-Eksm geISsA.rA
ana all points Eorth and SONIA.
Sleeping ear frem Greensboro 10
RalsaGh.
NORFOLK AND CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED"
a:H p. ma, aaly-Frem all points
aast, Norfolk TarbOr0. Wilson and
mater liaes.
Prem Geldsboro, Wilmington.
Fayetteville, and all points in East,
ern Carolina.
CHATTANOOGA AND NORFOLE
LIMITED"
Ii: 80 daily-From New York, WasA-
ingfsn, Lynchhurg. DanviIle ana
Greensboro, Chattanooga. Knoxville,
Hot Springs and Asheville
LOCAL
Ssee p. M, daily except Snndav-Frem
Goldsbora and all points east
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Sac NJ NJ, daaag-Eron GeldsHdrO
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Notice OF Sale.

Nv yfrtu@ OF power conferred ON me by q
CO tin mortgage dred duly pecoroed in
Regf 4 or Wake unity book 81. pa o
e7t / wi offer for Eale 1T ia O 81 ok M as
the cuurt house "a rho city Of Raleigh NJ
q. MouamY. December lash, 1926 10 the
.ti3Aest bidder for each. Afsy actea nj la a.
more r less ,yiag In How . Gi eek town
ship being 90 No. = dtvs~ien of sac ling
land Ata4me time aEd place, one dark
hRewM mas Ia. an one q horse gan
w. 9 sS&@N a -, Mortgages.
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Minister Ransom reached home in time
to be present at the funeral of his son.
There were many friends in attendance,
the floral offerings were many and beau
tiful, and the body of the handsome and
promising young man was laid to rest
by the side Of a sister who died some
years ago.
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Just now everybody is beginning to take
a Spring Medicine. And it is good thing
to do. provided you take Simons Liver
Regulator-the best Spring Medicine. It's
a sluggish liver that clogs the system and
makes bad blood A dose a day of Sim
mons Liver Regulator viii make new
man out of you, and new woman too.
Look for the Red u on the package. 1t
is Simmons Liver Regulator you want.
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Cut Flowers,

Roses, Carnations, Bouquets
and other house plants.
Bulbs for winter and spring bloom ng
Hyaeinths, Chinese and Bermuda
Lilies, Golden Bond, White and Pink
Japanese lilies finest of all hardy
Lilies = Freesia and various other
Bulbs. MaiI orders promptly attend-
ed to. n. STEiNMETz,
Phone tf3. Raiaish, NJ. c
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Southern Railroad.
(PIEDMoNT AIR-LINEl
Condensed Schedule
In Eject June a, 1895 .

TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH DAILY:
NORFOLK AND CHATTA NOOGA
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Offic ers.
A NEW VAULT,

added,
combination locks built by the AIs
suLintended by NJ Moss
man,o New n burglar-proOf work
In his e placed
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CATARRH IN THE HEAD

In a dangerous disease. 1t may lead d.
rectly to consumption. Catarrh ia caused
by impure blood. and the true way to
cure 1t is by purifying the blood. Hoods
Sarsaparoila cures catarrh because II
removes the cause OF II by purifying the
blood. Thousands testify that they have
been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-19
sAFe DEPOSIT BOXES

II design, AppreGas
until they and all invited them
The Of the box has the key and gain M
the
the finder could gain the box the contents Of
filing of deeds valuable wills bonds stocks etc. and prze
obtained moderate cost
Convenient private have been provided for the exclusive
4 in
addition this and burglar
vault and packagee
Every beautiful workmanship delicate
char ism arec cordially o the
The National Bank of Raleigh
RALEIGH NJ. c.
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CHESTER AND LES1IR R a. co
prnAurAaRaw

Schedule condensed, showing connee-
tions between Raleigh, N. G., and
LenoiT, N. c., for Blowing Rock.
Season 1896.
Leave Raleigh, via Seaboard Air Line.
900 a. m.
Leave Lincolnton, N. c., via Chester
and Lenoir, 1886 p. m.
Arrive Lenoir, N. c., via Chester and
Lenoir, 3.15 p. m.
Arrive Blowing Rock, N. c.. via St@ss
line, 10 p. m.
Leave Raleigh, N. c., via SoutheTE
Railway, p. m.
Leave Salisbury, n. c., via SoutheEn
Railway, 1925 a. m.
Leave Hickory, N. c., via Chester am
Lsnoir $40 p, m.
Arrive Lenoir, n. o., via Chester ama
L@noir rs p. IN.
Arrive Blowing ROcar, NJ. c., stage
Mae, 10 p. m.
@.w. n. HARPER, Receives,
Lenoir, ". @.
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Wilmington { HeIdes R. P,

AND BRAYeEEs
AND FLORENCE RAILROAD
CONDENSED gCHKDULE.
TRATNs G0VNG soUTu-
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Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and
do not purge, pain or grippe. All druggists
rs cents.
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Tsae Soft 2aosy 0s Che sea Rose
is acquired by ladies who use Poz2oNI's
COMPLEXION PowpER. Try IL.
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>sn oloupe ia. aber es spare better

>su) clause ia. Iber es sudre beiier
far uns, ipenn mir nid)t 10 piel auf
SdSnbeit unb duBerlide SorSiige
saben. ,Snl @runbe iebe i'd eigentltf)
nidt eitt lparum Elm Wlann nidt aud
eine Sraa nit elmer blauen 8rille
lieben lolltel"
r@eipiB. Sd miinidte, irgeno Elm
bodbentenber Wlann faBte eine Meieuns
st MiB Oiur9an uno ma6te lie trot
blauer 8rille uno bem llebrigen gu ieie
ner 5ran! 0od CUTE 9la9t iett! On
maglt nod bleiben, lueti't gu in Der
2aune basu bilt. 9lur pergib nidt bas
9itbt 81 lDi4en.
Sd benobne mein alteS Guartier,
be1tfe i1?"
ga, natiirlid, it balte eS fir liGer
i'd mar Sen gar;en Gag ablpeleno.
Dod) )-pa8 lpollte id to6 fagen? S8ie
meit bilt Ou nit Der &leinen, be?
on befdlnlt einen meibliGen 8b0nir
@r lit atletn, Der arabiife So8el !"
citirte er.
r3um Teufel init benz arabii9en
0oael!" nturmelte 0enrD.
(59lub folst)
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6abp's

Die n1iffon unferes Baby 1T
gu padfen. Oiefem 9dnoeIdsu
pon Eiebe - balb Spiel, balb
Graum : gilt jeoe hinsusefiiste
l1use pon SIeif4 ais psrmsbrte
6lddfelisfeit uno 9eba9lidfeit
Sstt gu fein if Der 9eweis pom
polltommener 6eiunobeit, Bee
baslidfeit, 6utmltbiefsit unS
9abY.Shonbeit.
0cott's Emulsion nit
unterpbosphcrfaurem Sal, 1T in
leihteiter 5orm Die bette Settnab'
runs, welde oas Baby nur baben
fann. Gs perpollitdnoist 9eraoe
6as, tpas 6as Baby in eep6bn.
lider uabrune ntdt baben fam
nno hilftibm iiber ihpahe punfte
gu pollfommener 6eiunobeit.
so Gents unb 81. 90.
ScoTT & BowSE Chemists. New York
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BLOB 6o@waifer in ben 6efenfdbtet
unb i6mere &egen, ionbern pobl gal
ein @r6beben, ober Elm bulfanii6el
Nusbru6 irgeubno babur4 Deruric9t
merben mag. 0ier tn SeTas uobl
| idmerli6; aber eS siebt auf unferem
grbbal eiRige puIfanii6e MitteIpunftt
unb biele linb:
y bas Mittelmeer nit ben on
grensenben 2dnbern;
p bas 5unba Weer nit ben
SunbasSnieln unb pbtlippinen;
81 bic Sniel &eiben BON 6 I'm t:
Data bis Sapan;
~ ber 9 olf BON 81 ito nit
benz @aratbtf@en Weer unb bic
8ultansGeibe quer bur6 Werito. bonn
Ori3aba unb popocatepatle bis gum
Sprullo unb @olima.
s. bic 9ambpi9 Snieln;
g. bic @egeno I'M ben 3 ia |.
see in Sibirien.
y bic 4sorii9en Snieln;
81 bas Mnbes Gebirge.
Jriber CAB es nod nett mebr lol6er
puIfanil6en 0eerbe, baranter einen
bur9 gana Wittelbeuti6lan6 uab Bob
men; Elm aa6erer in Der Nupergne In
Sabs Grantreib Der aautaius nit benz
Nrarat; unb III 9for0 Wmerita bic
Sierra Nepaba unb bic Gegen5 am
Oellomfone. pe ielbit ieBt nod e8
ilberau iprubelt unb fodt.
Bonn 20. biS 25. Np.il ma9t fb
uieber Elm Gterni9nuppen 59warm
fHbIbar. Sc lbeint bies Elm ein3elner
5hmarm, tein ganaer &ing 3u iein,
benn nur In man6en Sabren ma9t er
fi9 unangenebm bemerflid), wie ). y.
1875, mo in ber 9ia6t pom %. Npril
i'm sanasn @uoen uusefdbr alles erfror
unb in 8eras iogar bic iuugen 3riebe
Der Mesquits unb Qafberrp gdume, 10
baB bic 8dume nDn Neuem ausl1la9en
muBten.
Ois Sage bonn IL. Bis 13. Wfai bas
gegen MAIDEN fi9 mebr i'm Norben bur1
Wa9tfr0fe bemerfli9. Sa ben 50et
Sabren srfror eiuem 8drtner in SnbtGs
napoliS, Snaiana, isiu sau5er gBein;
iein Na9bar, als er mertte, bob ein
gfa9tfroit tommen wiirne, maebte in
ieinem @arten einige fuBtiefe @rubel,
ma9te Geuer barin NIB rduderte bic
gan3e Na6t. Sbm erfror Ni4ts. Da8
&du6ern sei6ab nit feu9ten Solas
Ipdnen.
Dor einiaer 3eit ffanb in Der .Greien
PreHe", BOB man irgenbiuo gefunben
babe, bob Reroiin ober aObIenol, eins
serieben, ein Wfittel gsgeu S6lansens
biB lei. Meine Gran bat bies 0fittel
i6on Bitter bel sfinbern in btr ya hbars
f6aft ansemanbt, bic BON ben sroBeu
rotbeu Ameiieu gebiHen worben uaren.
@s linbe,t ben Shmer3 iebr fbuell
aud bsi Wespenitib uHo 8ielenfi9.
Gin 6err grhmann BON 3arues @itn
i@idte mir cine probe etnes sraugel.
ben. mad Sdbnli1en Stoffes su, Der fi9
bort 3piI9en ben Steinen 5upeiIen fins
Bet. gs lit Orb 10 ds un6 rtibrt
tsabrf6einlidb BON benz 5ett bon SEE
tbieren Der. bic gu @runbe gingeu, als
iene @egenb fi6 bob.
Sd. 9ieIider
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resppnbeHs. q

Rprresppnbems. QDittin g.
29. M6rs '96. Sn ber 43. Wummer
Der rGreien preiIe fir Seras" ias i'd in
elmer 4orresponben3 ben 0errn iS. %.
@ren3en, tpie DieneiDt benz 5u itarfen
gottonbau ab3ubelfeu mdre. 90 9err
@renaen bic Mnii6ten Der Garmer Dos
/ rtiber 3u h6ren tpiinfdbt, 10 bin i'd gerne
bereit biefem Munf9e nadaufommen.
9ieier gorf6Ias beS 6errn @renacn III
ia oil uub ftlr lid redt fd6H, aber nnr
! auf o.m papier. 8emiB bat fi6 be;
fagter 0err ni9t pieI 3opf3erbre6en
iiber bas prattiide zines fol6en Geles
bes sema6t.
Genn erifens mtBte baum nu6 cine
Strafe Don 10 unb 10 biei Dollars auf
Seben gele9t perben, penn er piellei6t
6ie 3abI ieiner 8allen beim Ear 9ols
Iettor ober ionf mo anbers ni6t rid:
tig angeben miirbe.
! llnb aweitens bat 6err Gren3en Der.
geHen, Die 2opf3abl Der Gamilie anaus
geben, bic 10 Ballen Cotton 5iebeH iOll.
Sena esilt bod ielbitperftdnblid, bab
I,baB cine Gamilie ). y. Don 10 perio'
men, mebr Cotton 3ieben muB, wie eine
bon nur Dielei9t bon suei ober bret.
Mbgeieben bon biefem bat aud oas
Wetter elm W6rtden miisuipre@en.
Denn bic gerinse Cotton @rnte BON
lebtem Sabr. 1T eeniB nidt cllein ber
fleinen Mder3abl 3u3ul9reiben, ionbera
gr6Btentbeil8 Der ungiinfti8en Wittes
rung, bic mir Iebteu 5ommer batten.
Auf bemfetben 2anbe. mo i'd 1894
% BalIen semadt bate, babe i6 leBtes
Sabr nur IL gen,a9t. Wer III on bies
fem groBen unterf9ieb f6ulbs
Sabre nit '94 t6nnen unb merben
aud ipieoer tommen, unb baum mtBten
bic Garmer f@ou ble6en, unb nod ha3u
tpenn bic Banmpolle 10 ifon bilig ges
mug 1T. So, in folden Sabreu wdre
Cotton billis, aber gutter &atb tbeuer.
Wenn ii9 bas problem auf feline ans
bere @eiie l5ien ldBt, oann laHen tpir's
lieber beim Nlten.
q. u. Breittreub.
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81 d. tn, II a!

9lQen Sranten empfieblt fi9 Der lang,
idbriee Iertreter Der ar5nei. uns Ope.
raiioHsloien 9eilmeiie bon Or. aubne.
Si1ere DiiIfe isbem &ranfen, Der in
BebanbIung tomut, garantirt.
Carl 6eiede
yiaturbeiItunbiser unb Na6eur
Ais. 5. SiraBe
- go MaR@er liebt bic Wabrbcii
bie-er Mnberen fa9t.
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s6winbiu9t, 8ripre, pneumonla
unb alIe Gals. unb 2uugenlei6en wer'
ben our6 r 5bilob's Cure" gebeiIl.
Bum gerfauf bel &alieper & 9dus
darn, James @lauin, 3. ). Speaeffp.
u. @pbn & Co., 3. Stein, @entral
Orua Stpre. U. S6meppe.
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Sn 8erbinoung hermit III Elm
TiiHs unS Mu tern ~ a eft.
9dsIi9 frii6e Slide, Muitern, Wilb,
@efiigel aller Dirt. SelepbOn 399.
8efelIunsen werben in irgeub einer
Sbeile Der 9tabt frei abgeliefert.
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iammeasesramstes .8easniR.

@bas. 3. 0oob, Mafler unb Mgent
in Columbus, Obio. beseuet, baB Or.
Sings Neue Grfinbung obne Glei9en
baifebt aIs puiien Wiebi3iu. 5. 8.
8rown, Der gigentbiimer brs st. Sas
mes Sotel in Sort Wapne. Snb., bes
aeugt, 6aB er bur9 Sings 9leue Gntbes
dung Don einem 6ufen gebeilt wurbe,
ben er BON ber @rippe surtidbehalten
bate unb an benz er f6On atpei Sabre
lang lit. 3. s. Merril aus galbs
minsuine In MaiIa@ufetts fast oaB er
bies 0sittel gebraud)t ba. unb es
itet6 empiieblt er iagt, er tuihe ni6t
baB bies Mittel iemals feiue Wirtung
perfebIt babe unb baB es ibm lieber lei.
als elm 9lr3t, ba es ftets BELLE. Wirs.
6emmiug, 222 @aft 25. 5traBe in Obi.
eago, bat bies Wittel INNER on 9aub
unb fir6tet ii9 ni9t Dor Der Br6une,
ba es fofort @rIei9terung fdafft. pros
beflai9en fret In ber Mpotbete BON ".
DreiB.
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spmmt bic ih1ne 0rHblinssseit,
an caS Bpdfbier aud bereit.
ODD baS bette 8p6.@ebrdm
Sft oaS Lone Star, ineincr 3reu!
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OyeattbieS 8rptbers,

GIeii9er, sos @ait SOufton Strabe,
2iefern bas por5iisIi6te &inbs, Sdaf.
unb S9neinefeii6. g pe3ialitdt.
SungeS 8albfleif d. 4ae Sor-
ten bon Murit.
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- Sine groRe SluSiuabl ppn 0as'
Cefen jmm 8phen tn oer q. u. 0as'
8pmpasnie. 8ilIises JemermHgSma=
terial. aeine 0ite. Vprsiisltbe Cefen
sum 8Od,en uno 8adeu.
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@egsn SispspRe unb 2eberIeiben
babe Sbr bic gebrudte 8arantie ON ie'
Der 6lai1e bon Sbilob's 0itali3er.
gs beiIt INNER. Gum Nertauf BET
aaltepsr 6 S6udarb, Sames @Iapin,
3. 5. epeaeKp, u. @Obu & Co., q.
Stein, @entral Grus StOre, u.
S1meppe.
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JebIt Gut1 Qebemefraft in ,rgeno etnem Tbeil
Cures SpitenS. ober 1T guer 0erneuipitem serritz
tet orre untpeiie 2ebensart pber ireenb uelde urs
fade? Ebeilt mir Cure 5ebler NIT uno ieb min @n
AUDI 6ilfe notbtuenbie bate Serner enoe i'd aud
frei oaS Gecept eineS einfad6en Sausmittels. oaS
mid rettete.
Gerid6ebt nicbt aui moreer. mas ibr beute tbun
iont. Sdbreibt unter 8eiicbhl6 elmer Briefmarte
fir &iid> >slntipprt an Sbomas Slater. y. Q. Boz
S12 &aIanasuu Mieb.
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= @egen ale aranibeiten bes Wa'
gems unb Der Meren siebt es fein Wit'
tel, tpel6es befer unb i6neler trirft
ipie Or. gusuit asuis's 6amburger
Srppfen.
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Sbue Seine phi9t unb iiberIafft
es Wnberen, bariiber su reben.
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= 9ie ein3ise 2iebe bic INNER grs
piherung finbet, III ois--@igenIiebe.