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A Correction.

The idea has been formed by some
that Miss Eta Mae Wilson'S entertain
ment which will come off upon the 9th
of February will be but a repetition
Of her former recital. Miss Wilson begs
leave to correct that impression as this
coming recital will be of an entirely diff
ferent character. Miss Wilson'S recita-
tions of which there will be six will be
entirely new numbers and the musical
talent which will appear will be of the
very best. The program will conclude
with a farce entitled "Grandmother's
Garden" in wich a number of children
Will take part representing the living
flowers OF the Garden" and who will
sing the various catchy choruses. Tick
cts for the entertainment are placed al
30 cents for adults tnd % cents for
children.
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All who are, or expect to be, in
terested in mines will be glad to know
that Henry N. Copp, the Washington
ID. Co. land lawyer, has revised Copo'.
Prospeclor's Manual. The min.
e%ralogical part of the work has been
almost entirely rewritten by Il Colorado
mining engineer, who has had years OF
experience as a prospector, assayer and
superintendent OF mines and United
States surveyor.
The book is a popular treatise on
a%ssaying and miueralogy, and will he
found useful to all who wish to discover
mines. The first part OF the work pIyes
ne United States mining laws and req
nations, how to locate and survey a
mining claim, various forms and much
valuable Information. The price il IN
cents and it can be ordered at tho
! DIrPATcH Office.
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THE REDSKINS
HAVE ARRIVED.
Pluto Indian D%slIayeFs Journey FIN
Nevada 10 TWiFl The Alameda AlGri5
The Examiner SAYS:

The Examiner SAYS:
Nevada has sent a cargo of red-skin-
ned ball PLAYING material down here to
have a twirl with the Alameda Alerts.
They are Piutes. The outfit, which con
sists OF fourteen bucks and 81 papeose
mascot, arrived yesterday and were on
exhibition on the streets.
Ordinary California or National Leag-
ne ball players would turn up theirnoaes
at fellowcraftsmen that wear red hlanls
cts and moccasins and grunt "Ugh, no
sabe," in reply to questions. Yet the
story comes from up Nevada way that
when it comes to putting up a fine article
of base ball the lowly aborigines can
drive the professionals into fits of ghost
dancing. They have scalped the best in
the baseball line that the sagebrush
country produces. The champion Stars
OF Virginia City had a pow-wow on the
diamond with the Piutes and they have
not yet ceased explaining to their back
ers how the disaster happened.
The redskins are here in charge of
Captain w. T. Roberts, who in Indian
language is known as a "Moo." Here
are the positions they occupy: Pitcher,
Willie Clay, "Aquaira"; catcher Willie
Addie, "Zubie"; first base, Johnny
Dock, "~Chickwa''; second base, Johnny
Samm, "Die"; third base, johnny Bow
man, Oahu; shortstop, Frank Rob-
erts, "Dabuke''; left field, Louie Janus,
"Sputta'; center field, Joe Green,
"Wishshon": right field, Artch McKing,
"Yaawadsa.''
The Alerts and the Piutes will settle
their differences one week from next
Sunday at Central Park.
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Bare Shoulders.

When in Reno the other day we saw
some Of the prettiest draped photoes we
have ever seen. They were finished in
the New Carbon style, for which the
Riverside Studio, Virginia Street, near
the bridge. is noted for.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

Tuesday by Sumnerfield OF Washoe IN
the Senate a concurrent resolution was
introduced and referred to a COMMITTEES
to the effect no regular session OF the
Legislature exceed thirty days and that
no special session exceed ten days.
Senate bill l passed the Senate, appro-
priating $4,000 for the Legislature.
The woman's suffrage bill was made a
special order for January 27.
Wednesday a message from the Sen
ate, inviting J. E. Stubs, President OF
the State University, to address a joint
meeting of the Senate and Assembly
January q, at 2 o'clock, was taken up
out OF order and passed.
In the Assembly a bill to allow taxes
to be paid in two equal installments
was taken up as special order. This bill
was introduced during the last session
OF the legislature, and was vetoed by
Governor Jones. The bill was passed
over the Governors veto by a vote OF %
to 8.
Thursday by Senator Lord s. B. No. 3
Relief OF Nevada National Guard. APP
propriates $ll ,904.6 90 for salary Of Ad-
jutant General and armory rent for var
ious companies, etc, for the years 1895
'96. Referred to Military and Indian
Affairs.
Sdmmerfield of Washoe said this was
an important bill, and upon his motion
it's consideration was made a special or
der for one week from today at IL A. N.
In accordance with the concurrent
resolution inviting DR.. Stubs to address
both branches of the Legislature at 2
O'Clock P. NJ, a large audience gathered
in the Assembly chamber.
Alter the preliminaries of calling the
House to order were concluded, the AS
sembly adjourned and the two bodies
met in joint convention.
Senator Com1ns was chosen az Chair
man and stated the occasion of the Joint
meeting of the Senate and the Assem-
bly,.
DR. Stubs was then introduced and
spoke of the needs OF the State Univer-
sity. He called attention to the defici-
ences and amounts required for the nse
OF the University for the next W years.
explaining the reasons why the various
amounts were needed as he proceeded.
Contingent fund 2 years, $40, 900; gym
nasiuin, $4,000; boys dormitory deici-
ency, $4,226; girls cottage deficiency,
$1,4oO; mechanical building deficiency,
$45; X. Ryland, $3.50; land, 81, 1856 F;
enlarging girls dormitory, $4,000. He
claimed that $4,000 will complete the
equipment of the University and it
would not be necessary for any further
improvements for twenty years. DIR.
Stubbs then closed with an earnest plea
to the members for consideration of
these matters in behalf OF the young
men and young women of Nevada. AT
the conclusion of his remarks he replied
to a question from Senator Summerield
as to the least possible amount that
could be got along with without impair
ing the efficiency of the University that
$4,000 in the aggregate would in his
opinion be the smallest amount needed.
----
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BREV1TIES.

Jersey cranberries at Griswold's.
Short Bros. are filling their ice house.
Teller received 90 out of 90 votes for
u. S. Senator from Colorado.
Major Wooten and Dr.. r. H. Rich
ardson were in town yesterday.
1t is said that A. c. Cleveland will be
in the fight for U. S. Senator two years
hence under the home rule banner.
7. G. Herman has some room left i'll
| the ice house. The tnaw set in too soon.
Ike Lothrop's new house is empty yet.
1t is understood that a big banquet is
to follow the election of the United
| States Senator at Carson next Wednes-
day.
A Chicago dispatch that
Dan Stewart has finally stated that the
Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight will take
place In Mexico instead Of Carson.
f. Griswold has a handsome new rib
bon case and the ladies are delighted
! with it and the contents. 1t liz a good
deal like a handsome woman with a
large heart.
Nate Rolf, the chief clerk Of the AS
sembly, is making many friends by his
genial manners, ~capability and all
around fitness for the position he occu-
pies.-News.
If you only want a ~big-looking bottle
Of liniment ask for it; but if you want a
bottle of good liniment that is biag' r
than it looks ask for Trib.
Another bank has suspended. This
time it is the only tiger" that was left
in town. 1t has sheated its claws and
departed for pastures new, says the
Reno Journal.
The Wadsworth Brass Band, twelve
pieces, will give the Saturday night So
cials, tonight is one Of them, and the
price of admission is so cents for gentle
man, Lads free. 70"
A. II. Griswold informs us that he is
offered $l3 per tor for Wadsworth spuds,
carload lots. That is good news. Beef
and spuds and such stuff put the ranch
er on the top shelf.
Louis Pierson, son OF w. H. Pierson,
injured one of his ankles some time ago
and his parents thought it was a sprain.
1t did not get well and it o seems
that it was knocked out OF joint.
Mrs. Geo. 8. Nixon of Winnemucca
10 much better and is almost certain to
recover from her sickness. 1t was con-
gestion of the lungs brought on by a
chill following violent exercise in skat-
ing.
Dr., T: B. Holmes was called to New
River Thursday to find Ed Brown down
with a sewers case of pneumonia. Doc
tor says he arrived in good time and Mr..
DIOWH wax iCciih6 luuNn OctIcI WHICH It
left for home.
T. P. Swartz Of Gardnerville has in.
vented and patented a new scheme for
opening gates. 1t can be attached to any
gate and be operated from a buggy. This
is what the farmers consider "a long fell
want. Appeal.
The Churchill adsworth telephone
line has been made metallic circuit under
the supervision of Mr. Blanchard OF San
Francisco who came here for the pur.
pose. He has put in ten ,ong-distance
telephones and everything works like
charm.
Many merchants are we'll aware tina
their customers are their best friend:
and take pleasure in Supplying then
with the best goods obtainabIe. As al
instance we mention Perry and Cameron
prominent druggists OF Flashing, Mich
gan. They say: ave have no hest
tation in recommending Chamberlain
Cough Remedy to our customers, as i
is the best cough medicine we have eve
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Sunday Ser vices.

Morning service at II A. NJ. Evening
services at 80 p. NJ. Sunday School at
ppm. REv. bELLAM, Rector.
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MARRIED.

PHlLLIPS-MAXWELL-In san Francisco,
Cal, Jan. 0, 1877, by Rev. Robert Whitaker,
pastor OF the 23d Ave. Baptist Church, Oak
land. DR.. W. A. Phillips to Miss Grace r.
Maxwell.
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9emtider Gtnhnf anf amerifaniide
Orstebutte.

Brof. 9ehrp SburitoH Bed bat i'm
Sulibefte bes Cosmopolitan" eineu
2lrtitel tiber Cen beutf9en ginfuB auf
ameritanii1e Gr3iebung per6featliht,
tn pel6em er fagt: nSie enorme Der.
mebrung bes beutfhen Clements in
nnIersr 8eo0Iteruns mar Elm iebr mid
ttees 9iifsmittel su ieEen gerdnberun
ger unb erlei6terie bic raf1e Nusfab
runa iebr wefentIi9. gBir baben
8roBidote. in meIden mebr Deutid3e,
als eingeborene Imeritaner Ieben, unb
bas sidmii9e ldBt fid Don einiaen
Siaaten Iasea. gs 1T baber natur.
gemdB uHo uabr. bob Der beutibe Sin.
flnB ni6t nur bic ameritanii9en I'm.
terri9ts MetboOen iebr rabital Be.
rlibrte, ionbern f9 aud auf meitere
Spbdren ausbebnte, auf ben, 8ebiete
Der io3iaIen unb politif6en pbilofo'
pbie ieine Spuren einbradte.
Dap innerbalb eines ein3igen 8ene.
ratione 3eitraumes elm bisher unbe.
fauatts Sntereiie an beutf9er pdba.
go9lf un0 Sottrin entfieben - baB bic
oeuti6e Sprotae nit Der fransoHi9en
nm ben aIien gluS rinsen iolte In Der
Gunff b6btrgebilbeter Wdnner unb
GraueE = anb bob beutide 2iteratur
nun 10 biel 9eiehrt uub geleisn pirb,
ME bic bod melt anaiebeubere frana6.
hide : -bies fin0 nur bic oberffa9liden
Au3ei4en elmer iebr tisfsebenben Ser.
dnoerung. Sd iase ni9t gu pieI,
nenu i'd bebaupte: Der @iufuB bes
oeuti6en @eoanfeus, obpobI anfdng.
LID erit auf eine eiu3slue pbais unierer
Snttpifelung geri6tet, bat feline Wur.
3eln biel tiefer eeidlasen; nit 0ilfe
Der etbnii6en gerdHberuns in unierer
gsoolterung bat Der beutide @sbante
tbatfd0li9 eiue tiefe uub etipas pers
bltlHenbe QeuberuHs unferes Natio,
Hal @baratters eraeuet."
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in Der unbollfommenbeit Der MenIten
5egriin6e!e pfp@oloBifde Nebenpirtung
lit al ienem 3uriifbleiben unb on ber
beruDrgebobenen llutsrfbdbung lpii5en.
| fd1afilider Qrbeit fGulb. Na9 prof.
S9ells Garlegungeu f6unte es i6einen,
ols pb iene pro!efantifben @elebrten,
Deuen bic profann'HeniGafteu ibrs err
freuli1e J0roernn9 oerDanfeu. 3u ibren
apsge5eidueten Geiiiungen babur6 Dor,
bereitet uHb betdbiet tporbeu leien, bab
lie gewObRt warsn, oer freien Gpri6ung
uno bem ieibFftdnbigen 0ernunftges
orauA ben religitfen Wabrbeiten gegens
tiber gu bulbigen. Sin FOLDER 3ulam.
menbang Dlro Ft6 idperli1 ua1pei,
fen lahen, (2) Wob! aber sspinnen
proteltautif6e 8elebrte ben lebbaften
unb nuermaSli6eu @ifer fur milien.
i6aftIi6e Guri6ung, Der Rs aus3ei9.
net, aus Der Qtmoipbdre, in ber lie le.
ben, aus oem BerfdnbniB unb Der
4nerfennung, pel6e ibre 8eltrebungen
fHbeH, nnb 5uleBt getpiB aub aus benz
unausrottbatsH 8erlaHgen na6 Wabrs
belt, oen Der angeionneae gersidt auf
enbg liise gefriebiguag eiuen nur nod
t6dlferen Sta6el oerlieben bot. Der
aatboIissmus preiit fid sltfli6 i'm
8eltBe tibernatiirli6er, auf 96ttliber
SneRbarung berubenber, bel benz uns
feblbaren 2ebramts Der Stride binter.
legter Wabrbeiteu; bitten mir uns, baB
uHs nid9t, ME 2eiiing ia9t. ber gefb
ttOl5 uno trdse ma6t, iobaB tpir bas
gan3s Gebiet neltli6er @i6sui9a
ols etDa5 Minberwsrtbiges bei Seite
liegen laReni"
Serartige MeuBerungen iinb INNER
bin bemertensuertbe 3eiden Der 3eit,
menagIeid man iie aIs iolde aud uidt
fberfGdBen barf.
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Hnfb fir WsRtter.

Wor liber SO Sabren i9Dn purbe
Wsrs. Wihslom's Soothing 6prup
bon Ntilionen bon Miittern beim 3abs
men Der 3inber angemenbet. Wirft bu
i'm S6lafe bur9 bas Sbreien zines
ainbes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb
Dor S1meraen reint2 Wenn 10, laHe
iofort eine 5laide BON rMrs. Winss
loipS Soothing Syrup" bolen. Sein
Wertb III unbeaablbar. gs mirb bem
fleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberung bers
i9affen. 8erlaBt eu1 barauf, Mhtter,
es 1T tein 3neifel bartber. gs beilt
Opienterp unb Diarrboe, regnlirt ben
Magen uHb bic yieren, beieitigt Winbs
aolif, erwei9t ben @aumen, BERLIN,
bert @ntsiinbung unb fidrtt bas sanse
Spfem. rWfrs. Win5loips SOOTHING
Sprup1 fir sabnenbe 4inber III a1gez
nebm in @ei9mad unb bas &eeepi
fammt BON einem Der beiten peibli6en
aerate in ben Ser. Staaten, gs III bel
allen 9rusgiHen In ber garsen @eIt su
baben. preis 25 Gents per Slaf6e.
&auft ni6tS anberes, als Mrs. Wins,
Ions SootbingsSprup.
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- Gin gteger.8aptiten. grsbiger in
@belterfelb, g. g.. bat 43 ainber.
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terner lag ais eine Sd)eibemono 3ui>
ftben uns 3a eGs;ffi))ttss.aa
so maren Die 8emeiie S6rer
1beilnabme - oa8 gSort 3uneiaunq
mage i6 nidt on3umcnoen-1lur auf
ctner, penn auA unbeobIidtigten 1duz
iDun9 begrliR0et gepelen?" periette
8raOoon IN bitteIeN 8ormrri.
Stein, feine 9duItDunq, betheuerte
Wlonifa nit elmer Gntihloiienbeit, bie
er aln nenigiten in ber eben erI err
bllibten Sungfran 9elu9t Datte.
y5ol9te i'd ben @in9ebrngen ces
&u0enblidS oielleitt uu9ebiibrlidL 70
foaren Sic fiir mid 6ranflin 9racp,
ME er mir ieit Sabrell in meinen
Graumen porl6pebte uno i'm @eilt
mt6 auI alien @egen begleitete. Sd
meinte Iogar in ein pertrattes 9tntlie
5n ifbauen, baB unioBlitbe Breube mid
erfiillte, i'd oas bin9e5enbfte 0ertrauen
feilnen uno WaGien fiiblte. @iaem
Srenloen gegenii6er Bdtte i1 mid fther
beberrid5t bate es iiberbaupt ME 10
melt tolnmen f0nnen uuo mir mdre
bas @elidnbnib elmer tiefen geldds
mung erfpart geblieben.
SortieBuna folat
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itnfeblbar fiir Sermbisuma ber gter.
nctf

DaS iiGerfte Mitel 3ur 8erubtsuns ber Merpen If
eine Gr5net, peIfe beren nbersrpbe GmpfinbIt@feii
beS Rerpeniptems i6wd&t bteieS ftetS. gBas bann
nbtsts 1T, tit etn 5ttmulan,s, ntGt Elm Serabitims
munsSmtttel. eestele8 TIT nur bann auseseist,
ipsnn es fh nm inteniipe seitise Grresuns nnb Ste
9petter' Masenbttters berubist bic Gersen, tnoem
eS e tn ben Stanb fest, BITE Suntticnen bes Merpeus
ipftsms gu perrt4ten, pbne ba6urd lbermdbts anse.
t.ttt tbnen erbbbte Spanntraft, 70 bas lie auseraez
pbbnltten Gnforberuusen, seiftsen unb ieeiti&eu
Grrssunsen Stanb talten, penen fie pbne lie teIez
benoe Ra4t ee8 gttterS nttt semafien wdren. o as
mentsfeus TT bic nuabuetsbare SHlubfoIseruna ana
ben Babret4en 3ni4riftea pon @eIe6rten, @el&dftsz
irdnnern, S9rtftfelern, Gettli9en unb Nnbereu,
beren Seruf fpontane Rerpeuerresuua NIT I& brtuat
uno bic bic sletdaettts frdtse=se pner berubiaen6e
gBtrtuns bieies berabmten gttmulaniz usS gtdr.
tunssmttteIs an itG islbf erprpbt baben.
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Cine Nnaeiae.

alle, bic bsabfidtisen, eine Reii;
mad benz Norben ober mad europa
an3uireten. pirb es iniereiliren, su
DiHtn, bas uniere Softer louie Heife,
taiten fHr eine Wo6e gum 8oftpreiie
uertauft msroen. Sober Softer 1T mil
leferli6eH 3iffsrn marfirt. fopie nit
benz ebemali9en @srfaufspreiie. Mu.
Berbem baben mir uhisren idmmtli1en
Vorrath bon 9errens, Samen unb
ainberi9ubea i'm preiie rebu3ii,. uni
bic SDmmermaare lieber unter benz
preiie su pertaufen, als bieielbs aui
nd9fen 9ommer aufsubeben.
Mhtlngsbou
6. 9 a u NJ.
@inberella g 6ubspalaf.
213 Mlamos pIa3a.
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3as Siloun9s. 9eficit Der Satsp
lifen iu geutid,lauS.

un5melfelbaft bat bic S6rifi bes
tatbolii9en observation-disclosures GneQ
In Qir8burg iiber bic n&ddlidnbigteit"
Der 4atbolifen in materieller unb ibeeller
Beaiebung in ultramontanen &reilen
eine lebbafte 8emesung berporgerufen,
bic tbeilneiie alIsrbings bte GiGtuua
bo9miitbiger unb intoIeraater Ibleb:
nung Der Sdellf@en Nnf6ten aufmeift
gum Sbeil aber inter ri1tiger Wtirbi,
gnng Der MotiDe, bic Sdeu bel leiner
Sbrlft geleiiet baben, 3u elmer iahge.
ntdBen Seipre9uns Der aeriigten MGus
gel fiibrt. gu ben 4rititeu lebterer
Qrt 9ehbrt bieieni8e. tuel6s Der betannte
tlerifale Brofefor Or. bon 6ertliua in
MaHden Der S6slideu S6rift in
ben o6iftoriid politii6en gldttern"
nibmet.
Wir eEtnsbmea berieIben einige
Qusftibrangen dbes ben 8ilbuuasman
gel Der Sfotbolifen. 9ertliug f6reibt: {:
sgs feblt in ben faiboIiiden &reiien
ni6t felten Oil bet li1tigen WeribIdl6b
ung Der Wifeni6aft. O5 unb inuies
tpeit bies au9 bon Der Sbeologie Gilt,
lafe Id ununterfudt. GaB R@ bic
tibrigen aelebrteH 8erufstdnbe elmer
gleiden @unit ni9t au erfreuen baben,
finbet feinen beutliditen Musbrud In Der
betannten Sbatia6e, baB bel benz gl1u.
bt9en 9anoboIfe unb in fleinbiirgerli.
den areifen bas SntsrsRe, bas man
bisber on oem 8DmnaIiaaen ober Uni.
perhtdtsitnbenten genommen bate, nit
bem Nugenblid erlii6t, no 0ieler bem
ibeolOgii6ea 8erufs unireu pirb, Der
auetn feinen Subj II benz Werta su
berleiben ibieu. Sofhr, bab Der iuaQe
Wtann geamter oOer gar psItli9er @es
lebrter Derben folle, bat man DON uorn.
berein tuenig Ober sar tein sntsrefe.
Nbbilfe eunb Gin beHern6er ginfuB tann
bier nar bon Seiten bes 8Ierus( y er.
tpartet tuerben, ba3u aber lit erforber.
LID, baB eiefer ieIblt li6 BON Der gan.
3sn Wi6tigteitber Gufgabe bur6oringe,
Satboliten in grbBersr 3abl als big.
Der In ben meltli6en 8eruf bineinsu.
ftibren.
8el9ea ginfuB Der 3utpuGs, Der
ben leBteren aus ben Sbbnen Der bro,
tefantll6eu pfarrbduier 3u She'll pirb,
unb auf, bic eoufeiiionele WerlGiebung
uno bos Hsgrei9e 8orbrinaen be. BRO
teifanten aushbt, III mebtfa9 berpor:
gehoben uorben. I'm 10 pi9tiger p6re
es, baB uniere @eiitli6en auf benz Sanbe
@rfaB bierfir lieferten, inbam lie talent.
pollen anaben, gan3 unabhdusig bon
Der Grage, OBJ bieie 8eruf gum geiit.
li1en Stanbe babeu. ben 8eiu9 Der
b6beren 2ebranfaIten erm0QIidten
Ober bic @ltern oeranIabten, iie cabin
ait ifideu. nnb ebeufo loate R9 bic
aebiIbete 2aienpeIt tiberseugeu, baS es
f9 bier I'm abteaung zines gerabe,u
bedn9figenben YtiBberbdltniHes bans
belt. @s 1T tein 3neifel. baB bic bobe
Wertbi@dBuHg, pel6e bic profane Wii,
ienf6oft unD ibre 8ertreter in gebilbe.
ten protefantif6en sreiIen genieBeu,
su ben GaetOreu eere6aet nerben
mAB, pelde ben peiien gorlpruna
Der grOteiianien ouf biefem 8ebisie
btbingeu.
Serr pruf. S6ea if geneisi, bieien
gOripruug eera0e3u nit benz protes
tildeu priucip Der freieu Goritunq
uno DeS tslbftfdn6igen Bernunftge.
brau1s III Berbinbung su brinaen.
@lnes tnnn 0srrn prOf. Sdea sugege.
gsben iosrben. SelbitOerhdnbli6 ni6t
bas tdtbcIil4e priutjp ipobI uber eine
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shemermeNer's Varf

III fur bic Sommer Wonate er6ffnet
unb GamiIien finb einselaben. in ber
Jrtibe, am Wiittas ober am Ibenb
WabiseiteH ein3unebmen ober ben sans
gen Gag bier au perbringen. Der
8arten ttebt 6amilien unb Vereiuen
CUR Nbbaltuna bon pienies unb 5efien
3ur gerfdgung. fir aufmerfiame
8ebieuung III ftets Sorge setragen.
s. 8 deuermeper.
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Seuneilee Centennial, gtaibpille,
Seuneiies.

gom /. Mai bis |. Ropember 1897.
&ateu pia S. 6 q, g. .gifenbabn BON
San Intonio iinb pie folet: $1S. 80
gilette, linlitirt gu 10 Sagen, sum
Verfaufe GieustagS uub GonnerstGgs.
$25.20 gillette gut fir 20 Sage;
S34 35 gillette gtiItig Bis |. NO0. '97.
8. W. Stone, %. 6. Riq8bo,
QQenieu.
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Wfattbies Bros. stleiiher

Wo. 5O7 Otto II f n.5trase,
9tur eas oorStsli6fte ainbs, sGaf
unb SdtDeinefeifd.
Spestolitdt: Sunsss aaIbiieii6.
Aue 4rten bon Wurf. Shinten
3unge, SdmaIB &C.
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Sortiebune folet.

gsabbett Farm atdst gsbetls sssroea
sura lefaIe applifaiionen, treiI iie ben tran=
ten fbeiI bes Dbres nidt erretden tDnnen.
es siebt nur einen Mes, bic ga,lbbeit su t,,s
riret,, unb Der tit bur4 fonftitutioteae 9eiI,
mitteI. Gaubbeit tpirb bur9 einen ent,iin.
beten Suitanb Der f4leimiseu Iustleibuns
BET Guita9ifden R6bre oeruriadt 8enn
bieie N6bre iids ent3iinset, babt ibr einen'
rumpeInben Tpn ober unbDllfommenes Ge.
bSr Z; unb tpenn lie sans esidloiien 1T, erfeIet
Eaubbeit, unb tpenn bic gntsiinbuns nidt
sebOben unb bieie &6bre ipieOer in ibren ses
t6risen 5uftanb beriebt tperben fam, wiro
bas @eb6r fiir imn1er strft6rt tperoen; neua
Sale u,,ter sebn iinb burh aatarrb serurs
fa9t, tpeIder nidts ais elm eatsanbetsr gu.
fanb oer i6Ieintisen Sber1d9en tit.
Sir tpolen einbunbert Dollars fiir ieben
(surd Ratarrb beruriaAten) San bon Eaub.
beit seben, ben mir nidt hush Ginnesmen
bon 9aa's Ratarrb aur beiIen tbaueu. 2abt
Sud umionit girculare tolnmen
S. s. @benep & So, Splebp,D.
Ey 8ertauft BON Mpptbetern 75 Gents
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8e5ept Wu. 1851 bon Gimer
ano 9lmeno ansefertist unb bon 6.
j. S9mi6t in 0Ouiton, 3eras, gum
Wertaufe augebnten. linbert bie5dmer.
gen bon Observation-Disclosures Wan
berIufe cine Glaf6e.
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Weatt berimMe

Sas Selepbpn auf tueite 9tfams natl
ben oerimteDenen gt1eten Ses gtaa:
tee. gfeue Statipnen iperSen tort:
tp1breno errttbtet auS nene 0erbsifes
rutt8en etngeftihrt. Wan frage an
eer Gentralz gtelfe nad) Der getuiinfd,:
ten MSrefie.
Sttbicribemteit ,
f1nnen SmrH ibr eiacmeS Selepbon
Werbtnbnng erbalten.
Q(toere
burh bic 2elepbpn gtattoaen.
M. r. THOMAS,
9ieii8er @efmaftsfiibrer.
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gutt's Se6er- r-9iGem

srbulten bas &Orperipitsm in Srbnuns
nnb rsrbinOern truntbaite 3uitanOe Der
9ebsr, bic sewOhnIia Srantbsiten Dor.
aas9eben.
Gin Dfrbinnrrungsmittsl fir
SOpfidmsr3en, @pspeplie, Sdwinbsi,
idleaten Geiamudim Munbs, Ser;tlO.
pfen, bsIeste 3un8e, appstitiOfsfeit uno
Sdn.mtli6e @allenleioem.
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0rabtudsel iperben jebt
blerlaEbs piermal mebr gebrau6t,
als edge @ifenudgel Don Der aIien
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