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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28
Another Bargain n Photo.
graphs.

Until April 31st, I will reduce the
price of my Cabinet Photographs to
$l.OO per doz., during which time
tickets will be sold, emitting the
holder to l doz. fine Cabinet Photo
graphs, good for the sitting until
June 3lst, 1897. Also during this
reduction, I will sell tickets for those
beautiful 75c Photographs at 6Octs
per doz. Sitting good anytime un.
til the above date. All sizes and
styles as we'll as family groups will
be reduced during this date Re-
member the time. No tickets sold
after April 3lst.
Respectfully,
JoskPH HESS,
Mifflintown, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28
Fers Reyal high scn.el.

The Port Royal High School com.
mencement will be held in the Pres.
Nay4. '"'
Ihe class motto is: "Lsbor Omnia
vinclt. Labor conquors everything.
Ihe graduates are Rens M. Mateer.
Edith n. Book, d. Frank Matesr. the
latter being valedictorian.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28
MIFFIN STA, z. R. R.,

April 70, 1887.
Editor JUN1ATA SENTMEL g. REpUBL1
CAN, Mifflintowp, Pa.
Sir:-Fer the information of the
Fire Companies of Patterson aud
MiffiintowD, as we'll as the general
public, I beg leave to say that the
Pennsylvania Railroad CompaEy's
Fire Department has adopted signal
for the purpose of calling ont their
force to practice drills. The prac
tice signal shall consist of one long,
folio we'd by two short blasts of the
Miffiin shop whistle, repeated at short
intervals six times.
I take this means of informing all
persons concerned, in order that the
Fire Departments and prop
erty owners DO not disturbed.
r. s. MERCER,
Sup't Div. No. g., p. r. r.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28
Sup't Div. No. g., p. r. r.
SCHOOL HONOR KICKERs.


class honors in tie schools of the
town came to a boil last Thursday
evening. The school board was call
cd in to settle the troubled waters.
They met in the back office of the
National Bank and after hearing what
was to be said by parties dissatisfie d
with the conferring of honors, they
sustained the principal in his distri-
button of honors. In popular sys-
tenn of Government everyone has the
chance to talk as much and as often
as they please, and SO many people
talk and gabble for the sole purpose
of furthering their own interests and
ambitions, regardless Of whether they
have ability to talk intelligently on
the subjsct in hand. They will take
part in the talk to get what they
would liks to have and will take hon.
ors that they are not entitled to and
cannot keep up: Talk is cheap, but
il cannot put No. 5 shoe on No. Z
foot, and it cannot make low grade
fit high grade. 1t is probable that
the dissatisfied persons don't see it
in that correct light. They either
don't zee it correctly or they want for
themselves things that belong to 9th
ers, or they believe the school auth
ority that ought to know aud does
know has been partial in the confer
ring of honors, or they are jealous of
others for their success in class. The
kickers have not stated which of the
four things or feelings caused the
dissatisfaction in their minds and
prompted them to kick and kick
themselves out. It may be a good
thing to kick sometimes, but it
should be a bad thing that one kicks
at, for to kick at a good thing makes
one bad kicker, and that is dread
fully harmful, not to the person kick
ed at, but to the kicker. On the ques-
ton of school class honors how can
the street know. If honors are to be
given they must rest somewhere, and
the teacher knows by the grade who
is entitled to the honor. The street
knows no more about such things
than the man in the moon. The
street or public has never seen the
grades. How then can the street or
public know. The street is Q good
deal like Lincoln's military company,
everyone of which wanted to be Cap
taia. The street would have An hon.
or for everyone, which would be well
enough if everyone had wen an
honor, bat as everyone can't be Cap
tain in military company and as ev-
eryone in the street cannot be An
honor class man or woman 50 every.
one in a school cannot be An honor
graduate, and that IS the way the
Mifflintown school board locked at
the tempest in a teapot that ragged
over the confering Of class honors..
The Board saw through the tempest
clearly and kept It's eye on the focal
point and left things as the principal
Of the school decided. The storm in
the teapot is over and everything is
as lovely % a mountain lakelet in the
school, with lesson we'll read to in
discreet kickers. It is an honorable
distinction for pupil to graduate,
and all should be happy and highly
gratified regardless Of class honors.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28

eggs 8 to Zoe; Spring wheat at Mimi
eapolis, Minnesota, sold at SIC on
Saturday, April "a at to 16c a Ib;
spring chickens at 20 to 25c; beef
cattle at 4 to SIC; sheep at 3 to 54c;
hogs 5 to &c; fat cows p to 34c;
thin COWS at $40 to S17.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28
consump,lon Surely Cured.

shat have positive remedy for the above-na-ncd
dis-ase. By its timely use thousands Of hope.os.
nave been permanently cured shall lie ..lan
-e,,d tsJ bottles OF my remedy FREE 10 s.t.-.
g.'r readers who have consumption if they ~.
their E,press and P. o. address. Rs > -
'c;5s T.ASaoCrl. II. c.. lsl Pear, 81. 4
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28
Bargain Days!
Bargain Days!
AT
"SCH0TT'S STORES"
Reapless Spender generally gets poor bargain.

OPenoer eeneraiy
Beginning Thursda Saturday evening"
Buyers
dollar far possible purchase of sho
at his Mammoth
other Store county Every da, during these Bargain Days
s s %
summer Corsets at 44c and 49c worth 6Oc and 75c
d. B m sS w.ss. .S M bust .o,,., for s
Ladies' Corset Covers fancy embroidered &c., s5c
OF
10 yards of fneu unbIeacb.d muslin for s4o
~ ~ y.rSs OF better uneieached muslin at ssc end 45c
yards # best Appleton unbsaied 81 inch muslin for 5so
Bes. yard wide, Hill beaobed lin at Goa yard
Best l4.n.dale heavy beobed 7c
sos Ao 0o1s. nsia% FINEST 9aes s.e 10 5 yards for sS
Apron Gnphams 4c best Ggaus 5ds
Best caiooe' Indigo light ohiuz yards
;py M Bar stirred and pn effect white goods &C. worth loo
od and double
W. ba,s M s1:. ts. &c. sso and !
aa county at extra low prices
10 yards of gingbsns $125
Fine effect Of Novelty Dress Goods all wool and silk and wool for 25o
sss' sas 5s m
y III ss:s s % IS =,
Men,. %:e sos ssasha SsT . . m 9Ss sSa for s
Good summer vests for ladies and children and
y.ass for So and ss worth '0'
5000 of srine
carpet for l2c 2Oc carpets for
Home made
- ~ 30 ~ f'
7'' g.s g. s sa;a .Ga 81 i, SS o. :,, ,nI for , ~
lace curtain scrim l0yds for 49c
English Floor Oil at 90 a
Table Oil Cloth !3c yard;
2good felt STA 25c
the finer window shades at educedp
1000 rolls of wall reduced Papo for
cts eoube roll of Is yards and borders to mate
bottle of fine mach for &C.
of toilet of
Ladies' Shirt tea gowns and wrappers at
specially reduced f'' Il
Ladies silk and velvet capes a very low prices
Cloth for Csc, 900 to 81 So
Trunks sat- at treduc prices.
5000 Pair Of Mems Ladies' specially and
and extra reduced
Curtain Poles Brass Fixture for2
Stair Rods at Soc
Don't forget that honest prices you
more than repsid by buying here. g -
Commencing April %.
No premium tickets W muslns gipghams and caicoes
lOS to 100 Bridge Street. Mflintown, Pa
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28
H0ttoBAUcH & SONS


Mems Suits, "a A. 200 town and mixed $375
75 mems all wool plaid SUITS
300 50 600
finer 49, 10 90 and clay wed 100 So 500 10
CO. Is 90 AZ At
10 co. boys O mixed 9Oc co. by suits patterns 70
So 400, 30
boys light plads finest 7OO SOC, 1000;
au 50c 75, 90 25 So chidren Refer
chidn double breasted all wool 50
500; chdrens with without 50 So Ha-Cdy,
5Oc So 49, 25 75 crush bats 25c, Soc 75 loo,
l25 So LIS ard CO. hats all the latest blocks f ofOSer So
styles to select n Trunks 2So r. ~ 3CV oO 2oo 6oo va
umbrellas, 2oo so, 3Oc AGO. Mems Russet
25c 5O 5c and 81 CO. Per-
Gale so styles 25 5O 75c oC working "ts 25c Soc 75 aud
Overa all Toe 75c and SO Lstsstr
style neck TO- 49, 25 and 50ct collars ceuo linen and
I5c; 5, 25c
So g. So CO. woIkmg IaDalotDs Gee 75 Leo,
TO- Is 60 z5 Ce boys sntsons 500,
90 50 20 &c.,
chdn shoes 25 so 75c LOO, so,
So We nothing but what have Call and for
yourselves.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28
WANTED-AN IDEA y %ss ssS: s:1 .nDIs sa,ss

thing to patent? Protect your ideas they may
bring YOU wealth. Write JOHN WKDDER-
BURN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington
ID. c. for their 81 800 prize offer.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28
K.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,

. Il u SHDs aAos u
Founded In 1882. Large Faculty
Two full courses of study--Classical an
Scientific, Special courses in all depart
ments. Observatory, Laboratories and
new Gymnasium. Steam heat. Libraries,
$4,000 volumes. Expenses low. Depart
ment of Hygiene and Physical Culture in
charge of an experienced physician. Ac-
cessible by frequent railroad trains. Loca-
ton on the BATTLEFIELD ofGeitysburg.
most pleasant and healthy. PREPAR-
ATORY DEP in stpar-
ate buildings, for boys and young men pre- =
pairing for business or College, under spec
ial care of the Principal and three assist
ants, residing with students in the building.
Fall term opens September 9Th, 1895. For
address
Fl. w. MCKNIGHT, D. D.,
President,
or REV. o. G. KLINGER, A. NJ,
Principal
Gettysburg, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28
SPRING OPENING OF MEMS Boys and CBILDREN's
CLOTHING AT
HOLLOBAUGH & SONS
--CLOTHING STORE

the clothing
tit strictly tailor made sewed with
silk throughout and made style plate
to select tom-Over 500 samples.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28

People Believe what they read
about Hoods Sarsaparilla. They know
1t is an honest medicine, and that it
cures. Get Hoods and only Hoods.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28
NIFFLIN, OWN MARKETS.
NI.rLrsrowH April 2, 1897.

PHILADELPHIA NAKkETs, April 26,
1897.-Wheat 85 to Sc; corn 28 to
29c; osts ~ to 25c; butter 9 to 24c;
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28

"hree ard -Four per cent interest viii ne
paid cu rc, 'ifr7tes Of deposit.
(;an "a, l9r7--tf
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, re-
feve constipation assist digestion. Csc.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28

80 with the bed in human babi' alton.
A new bed in a new house under GER
tain conditions will develop the bed
bug. Where did the lice aud bed
bugs como from. If they were spon-
taueously developed through certain
conditions, it would not be difficult
feat for nature to develope monster
snakes in Tuscarora mountain, if all
conditions be favorable for such de-
velopment. 8. Boyd Murray, pro-
prietor of the National hotel, rode to
Thomposntown on Sunday ON his
wheel to see the snake, but it had
not then been brought into the town.
and people there were fearful that
by the time ali things we're in shape
to bring the snake to town, that the
warm weather of SO degrees heat
would SO bloat and corrupt the thing
that the offensive odor arising from
the carcass would render its trans
portation impossible. The party that
went to the mountain on Sunday with
Heller for the snake, found the local
ity where the fight took place and
from the place trail spotted with
blood led to a ledge of rocks of many
acres in extent. There the trail was
lost and the belief among the search.
ers for the snake is that Heller's cut
with the saw did not kill it, only
stunned it for the time being, and
that when it recovered vitality
enough it glided away to its den
among the rocks, there probably to
die. from the saw wound in the neck
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-26
8. aapitel.

Sim 'folsenben Miorgen ertpadte
GrieObelm BON Nornis in ieiner Sung.
gelellenbebauiung in Gottbus NIT
elmer Grt lnoralil9em Safer.
9ie Grinnerung an ben Qbenb in
@artetow uno an Sre1a Gielemann
mar linn peinltdl. Gr bate ii9 in
Elmer fatalen Stiinmung binreiBen
lailen, 3l lueit 5u geben uno Der itns
gen Dame eine Gerebruns su 3ollen,
bic er in @abrbeit burdaus ni9t fiir
iie empfano.
Gs mar nid)t gu leusnen, iie bate
etipaS Gerauidenbes, iie gebSrte Su
jener uralten Sdfpeiterid)aft Der @irer
nen, bic pon alter8 ber bis ouf ben
beuti9en Sag ielbit ben ebrenfeitelten
Wiann in jeoen beliebigen Strubel Der
gerriidtbeit 3u lofen perm19en. gber
es sibt einen Talisman sesen iolde
8erlodungen, baS lit bic e9te, redte
Giebe 5u einem anSeren @eibe.
l1nS pas mar fir i'm SreDa i'm Ser,
9lei9 81 Sule? Suie nit ibrem mar,
men, ebrli6en SerSen, ibrem selunben,
naturwiidiisen Gnpfinben, bas nod in
oen GinberI1uhen elmer ent,iidenben
0armloiigfeit itedte uno iie nur um
10 rei3enoer na6te, ourd Die erften
b-ollis tdppii6en Serlude, feline
S6win9eu 3li eutfalten. Cine @rob,
belt bon Suie mar ibnt lieber als ein
iiibes @ort bon 6reDa, abcr es mar
flar, baB Suie in elmer orinsenoen
@efabr fdwebte.
Sic mar unlpiiieno uno tbSri6t ses
mug, TIM lire crime 0e9eiiteruns
fir ben nobernetl .3eiteeiit, nit ieis
men ltberalen StrDlnungen uno ieis
ner gers6tteruns fpefulatiper 80rs
ienirtelligeus In bic Shat um,uleeen
unb @uitao Petid gum 6elSen ibres
9ansen tllnfti9en 2e6ensl9idlalS gu
MAIDEN.
Sim purOe srdbli9 unbebasli6 81
W}utb, tpenn er an iein 9eltriges Ses
nebmen baGte. Satte er ni6t Suie
nod gereiSt uno aufgeIta6elt, lie
seraoe;n cieler @efabr in Die glrme &c.
trieben? slu ibren Gltern piirbe iie
wabri6einli9 nidlt ben Salt finSen,
ben lie jeet brau9te.
iSriebbelm lpdre am liebiten elei9
benlelben Oladmittas pieoer na6
@artefolu binaus9efahren, I'm iein
9eiiriges 9enebmen 9utsumaben. gtber
leine .3eit erlaubte es ni6t unS es
miiroe slufieben madlenL ipenn ct obne
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2aheln erbellt bic 2iiac,

menn ene tredIiden i6rperIiden estben, pte Gteber
unb sdhttefrDf, DpSpepiie, Rterens pter rbeumas
tifae S4merfn auf4bren, mas nur m6slt& III Bet
fcnieauentem @ebrauG BON 6Ditetters Wasenbitters,
etnem Mtttsi BON nnermetlt4em WeItb, bas retn uu6
uni6dblia in ieiner 3niammeniesuns, benz Gei&msd
ansenebm, tn ietuer Wirfuns s,tutItG TT. @aifrts
iGes 9cpfweb, SdlaHpiisfet, Gppetitpsrluf, Nbs
nabme an &btpersep,Gt. nebelfeit, Subbrenuen ses
hDren gu ben turd ras 8iterS fte8 turirtsn 2eiben
Ste ane finb meter ni4ts al8 be pcn Mutter gaur
ielbf aufsefteten Rrtbfsnale, pelde an5etseu, bab
eer Masen, be 2eber pber Gtnsepe,be anber Orb
nuns iinb, unb welde reri@ptnben 70 baIb tbre urs
ta@ea Seboben fine. Dieie Stsaale ioteu aber teiS
I.iDtse 3u1 aus hem Geidt Der aeibenteu peri6wtns
ben uno freueiSeS Gd6eln an fetue Stene treten.
Weun nit 3Ife be8 5itterS taS @ew6if fes nsbslbes
tncenS jritreut mrb, itrablt etc Sonne Der Geluubs
belt better aus BEN ladenben Blt&.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-26

nibt porenthaften 5u bieiem ernfren
Sd)ritt su bem Gu eisentli6 nod
etlpaS jung biit. Sd oarf pobl lagen,
eS fomn1t uns ni1t iiberrai i6enS, unO
GngelidtS oer-bnl-freunb
unO-but- geiddftli6en gerbinouns
unlerer Samilien, besriiBen mir bte
Gbatfad)e als eirt-br-frobe8 Gr.
etgniB-aber-meitt lieber @ultap-
Sic lperben be9reifen, baB eS Gltern
INNER idiper fallt, einGinb aus ibren1
bansliden areiie i9eioen gu iebert-
u1o beionber8, belonoer8-" bier ners
iagte Serrn pon Sorneds @tinllte
etlpaS uno bic 0litpelt erfubr ME,
mas ibm beionbers idlmer ipurbe in
oielem Sail, ob9lei6 einige pern1utbes'
ten, baB er lieber einen Stanbesgenolz
len gum Sdwiegerlobn gebabt bdtte,
alS einen 9errn Getl9, unb bamit
ptellei9t Bet @abrbcit t1abe famer.
Srau BON 6orne6 nerlieB au6in bie>
lem 0loment ibre Saltung nid]t, OBJ
glci6 iie Suiens @abl betlagte. sic
bate INNER SriebDeln, bon 8ornis i'm
sla9e sebabt alS fiinftigen Gotten bie>
Ter 2o6ter, aber nod ben @reigniien
oe5 2lbenO8 un0 ba nun bod einlnal Die
@jeld)dftsrerbinoun9 ihre8 WtanneS nit
Betl6en8 BON 10 ipeIentli1er 9ebelz
tung 9elporben mar, nuBte man lu9en,
be Sade BON Der belten Seite aufsus
faIien. lnb iolde 8erbinbungen maren
ia leiOer DeutSuta9e an Ger Saeeso1be
nultg. @ott iei Cant, bab Gjuitap
&eti6 weuigitens fein Sube mar
gla6bem Suie Die Mtarter Ger So
milienisene nit Der erlten 6ifentli9en
umarlnun9 ibres Gerlobten iiberltans
ben bate, fiiblte iie iid, ais oh iie ME
in ibrem Seben iuieOer aus ibrer Gers
legenbeit berausfom1nen uiirbe. Sic
mar nidt fabig gepeien ei1 nerniinfs
ti9eS 98ort 81 lasen ooer iif iiberbaupt
irgen6wie Su benebnlen. Gliibenorotb
uno perluirrt, init 3ugei1nii1ter Geble,
Danberte fie nur bon einem Grm in ben
anoeren uno als lie ipater aufatbmenb,
allein in ibrer S6laffammcr i'm Sette
lag, batte lie MIR Den einen @eoanfen:
nG5 9ibt ni9tS gdredlideres, als
iib 5u perloben! Gott iei Danf, baB
eS 10 tpeit iiberltauoen ilt."
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Gntlcbpferoe ooer er erSdDtte einerti
9Iadbar pcn BEN fabelDaFtcn Grfolsen
ieiller neu angclesten 9;ielelwieien.
6rieohelm fab oaB Die 1iIdlgelell.
idaft neben linn oie a6pfe Sulanlmen>
ltedte unb lire llnterbaltung sum
Sililterton berabodmpfte. Gr fonnte
oaruln nidlt uerltebeu, was geiaat
muroe, bGrte nur ,elttge Mal sic Oia<
men Surned lulloI Gieleutann beraus,
uno baB es iid um ste aoblengrube
banbelte.
nllnungenebutsr gros oieier ebe.
malise, Snipeftor,1 murmelte Der
IeGtsanualt Seroer.
,Sa9en sic, 3fraste Sriebbelm,
behen @eu9ier bur6 Die ndbere 8e.
fanntldaft rese selporben mar, ,ipilien
Sic etlpaS iber feline Gersangenbeit?.
@8 foil ba Elm ounfler Puntt iein, ober
man ipribt nidt bauon.
Sortlebung fofgt.
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&Sieber 9l1 Ser 0lrbeit.

9Iae acknowledgements wieSdnitt,
Srub umo SranesQSunoen, 8crrcrts
un9en nno Sdtpelllln9cn ipcrben raid
llno ildcr BON Saloaticn Scl gctcilt.
gs Ut rbne 3tpeifcl bas bette Mittel
fur ale lcldle Sd'mcr5en unb fcGte III
telhem Saufe fehlcn. Ncrr Srarf
Stnbenhaoer, 1887 Gin Str.I Gu<
baque, Soma, fdlrcibt wje folgt: "c56
9ebraudlte Saloaticn Sci nm eilieu
pcritauhtcn GlIbr9cn su furircu, mcls
der MIDI BON ner 9lrbcit otsubaltcu
brcbte, rrd) nadlbem icb ben 9lrm tild,s
tig ein9erieben hattie mar idb I'M Stanbe
tpiener an bic sirbcit St 9chcn. Ncnn
ih nid)t has Salpaticn Sel gebraud,t
hdtte 70 fpiirbe idj fdcr fir ldugcre
3eit mcincn 9trbeits erbn pcrlcrcn
habeu." Saleatirn Sel 1T ilberau
fur nur 25 eents gu faufen.
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9as cole Zone : Star Bier.

Sm CONNER atebt e8 teim @etrGnf,
tpeld3es tn benz Make erfrtidbt nnb
ftaref, tute etn @laS esgtar.8ter.
Mber aud) tint 28iuter that eS bic ppr.
trefdi@ttem 9tenfte. 90 TT uDtpriid),
baR fueoer Q8bisfeD nod Wein ben
MeuiGen tnuerlid) anf BITE 2amer &C..
ipdrmen. Das thut itnr Bier mnb bck.
baib greife man autn XpnesGtar, oaS
an 0iite uniibertrefiitd, lit.
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Sertraue ibnt.
Sic brauden
SCott'S Emulsion,

Denn Sic Jhrsn 2lpotbeter
Sanad7 fra9en uno es erbaIten, -
6irfen Sic ibm pertrauen. Sollte
er 5bncn jeood etwas yeeraoe 70
eutes" anbieten, 10 plroe or ban.
oeln, ais w;nn ibm Elm pom Ir,i
sefdriebencs 4csept, pon peIdem
osrfelbe sans bcitimmte Refultate
erwartet, falfd ausflbrt. lin 6en
lluben pon eincm ooer spei pen.
nics 81 ersielen, mdroe er nit Sc.
ben uuo Goo fpieIen. Giucm
foIdcn 2llonne f5nnen Sic nidt
trauen. Sic iollten bas crbaIten
wonah Sic frasen uno pofir Sic
sablen, fei es nun SCOTS Gmuls
Gon ooer etpas dnosres.
so Gents unb sl.00.
ScoTr q BowHR. ChsmistA. New York.
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- Sm preubii6en 6errenbaufe
ur6e SSftrff Wieb init 118 oeneu "a

muroe Jhrff @isb nit 1l8 seeen "a
stimmeu. bic auf ben 6er3og BON Ra'
tibur flelen, gum prdfibenten gewdhlt,
als gta6foIger bes unldngit peritorbe:
men Jiirfen BON 5tnlbergs Werninse.
robe. Jl1f Wilbelm au Wieb. gebp.
rem am %. ausuit l845 au Neumieb,
lit preu6ii6er General Der Snfonterie.
taiierli6er 4tmmihdr unb NiiIitdr. Sn.
fp.fteur Der freiwillieen 2rantenpfege
unb @brenbottor Der uuioerftdt Bonn.
@r lebt auf SdloB NunrepoS unb 3u
Neuwieb. Dem 9errenbauie eeb0rt
er in 4usiibung bes erbllden &edis
auf Sib un0 Siimme als Sibeitom.
mibberr in Der ebemalS rei6Suumittels
barren 8raflhdft Wteb an.
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Ser merifaniide @taat Qoro

- Der meritaniide Gtaat Ooroca
uirb anbauernb BON befiisen grbbeben
beimgeiudt. Man 1T Der 4nf1t. baB
in ben Bergen in. Der Ndbe Der Stabt
elm 9ultau in Der giIouna beeriffen
1T. Gu Der paefii6en aafe 1T aud
bas Meer in fortmdbrenber beftiger BE.
me9ung. Submarine @rpIohonen Der.
uria6ea erOfe Sprinsfutben, bur9
mel1e bic fdlteubeu0buer in S6redeu
nerieSt tperben.
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8mdelems Mrutca salbe.

Die bette Salbe Oer @elt fir @9nitte,
luetidunsen, @eidmiire, 5iebers uno
baut Iusi6laa 6le6ten, seiprunsene
9dnoe, 5roitbeulen uno ale Sautfrante
beiten; furirt Sdmorrbulneu oo,r feine
8e5ablun9. 86llise 3ufriebenbeit sa=
rantlrt Ooer bas @elb miro 5uriidertat=
tet. rs geuts ote Gda9tel. Gum
Gerfauf in alien Npotbefeu.
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RaNaae=8tuette aaer Mrt
VI a9 unh bon Gnropa.

Sebt III bic 3eit. 9idetS 3u faufsn
uno Bermanbte unb 8efannte aus Der
aiten 9einatb beriiberfDmmensu su tafIen.
Wegen genauer Snformation lpenbe
mon fi9 on
20. s. aug,
8euerai-p -pa6agiersagent bet Malorp
Oampfers 2iuie,
523 gah l. 9ouifon StraBe, San Mn,
tonic, 8eras.
Offi5ieGer AseHt ftir ale europdi,
f@en Sampfers 2inien.
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9as Gone , Star : Bier

eriuirbt fi@ befdnois meme Treunbc
tpeaen ieimes uuper8letdlitb reinem
@etd,mads une tur8en ieiner uner.
retd,teu Site. 90 tit tin berseraui6en:
oer grauf uno betOmmt aud, aueses
5etd1net, ielbft tuenn eiHmal Elm tueute
iiber ben 0urft 8etruufen iueroen
fullte.
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Sauienbe bon Rbeumatlsmus 6dIs
len fiub bur9 Ginaer unb Mmenn's
6e5cpt 0io. 1851, gebeilt moroen.
Alle 2eibenoen iO4ten eine Glaide ba.
upn oeriu6en.
s. j. g d mi t, 6oufon, 3er.
Nleiniae Wgenten.
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Malt : Nutrine

ftarft Gner setses gbitem. Gin
@lashen pur uoer mad, ieoer Mabl.
5ett brtn8t ben 8etuiinid,ten Grfslg.
Yrapartrt upn Der Mnbenier 8uid,
Sretutng &c., ct. 2omtS, Mn.
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Ausberfauf uou @iuter. Sduben

I'm &aum 3r. fdaffen fur unfere
Grhbiabrs Waarsn. bic bereiis na1
unb nod eintreffen, nertaIfsn mir uuz
ieren gefammten 0orratb BON
W-i mt r.S 6ubenfitr 1erren,
men unb @inber sum
6 o hbreiieaus. Wir fiibran nur
bic allerbeiten Jabritate unb boben
burd bic portreffl'9e Waore, welde
mir unieren Runben li.feru, einen &uf
ermOrben. ber melt tiber bic @renaen
Der Stabt unb bes @ountp biuaussebt.
Wer edub3eug n6thig bat, iei es
feline Waare fur 8dae, @eielihoften
&c. ober frdftise 56ube fur bic @traBe
unb bic Nrbeit. Der fprede bei uns Dor !:
mir f6nneu ibm ba8 ri9tige an mdBi.
gem 8reiie pertaufen.
Gin6erella g dub.paIaf.
213 Nlamosploaa.