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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-05
THE COAL TROUBLES.

Affairs In the Mining Regions UNCHANGED
The Miners Continue Masters of the s,itua-
tion-No Prospect of C0npromise-Beneht
Of the Resumption in the Lackawanna COM
pany's CoiIieries-Fatal Accident.
WILKEsBARRE Pa, May 4, 1871.
dismal northeast storm prevailing for two days
has deepened the gloom which pervades the city in
coal matters The situation Is unchanged, and the
Indications are that no attempts to change the as
pect OF ana rs win be made by either party for some
time to come. Thus far the miners are fully mas
tiers OF the situation, and the companies have not
gained single point In the game being played. The
1r1ppe Slope Is idle again, some mysterious agency
having induced the men to quit work. It is scarcely
probable that any further efforts will be made to
mine coal there until the difficulties are settled
The small collieries at work for home consumption
pay their men Union prices ana Will not be inter-
Tered with.
1t is understood that the mining OF coal at the
mines OF the Lackawanna Coal and Iron Company Is
positive benefit to the miners at large. as 1t en-
ables the furnaces and rolling mills 10 work. and the
money thereby put In circulation helps the store.
keepers, who In turn are more able to assist the
miners. The mines are now working with
full force under an agreement that the
men shall receive for their work the rate OF wages
liked upon by the large companies and their men
when resumption becomes general The miners
generally have no objection to this arrangement, so
the fact thai the mines are In operation cannot be
considered as triumph for the operators 1t has
always been the understanding with the Coal and
Iron Company that they will pay the prevailing rate
OF wages, and as the peculiar nature OF the
operations require q steady supply OF coal
they claim that as they will not naugu-
rate reduction, the miners shall not turn
out but continue at work until the differences
which may occ ur elsewhere about coal shall be
settled they submitting to such terms as may then
be agreed upon. This has been an understood thing
among the men and cheerfally assented to- The
demonstration on the sth Of April against Slope No.
4 was simply q popular spasm. The people OF
Wilkesbarre are extremely jubilant resumption
IN that quarter. Business has revived at once and
the promise is that very busy season Will ensue.
Inc real difference between Mr.. Parrish and his
men was only cent instead Of five cents, stated
In my despatch OF last evening. The arrangement
made between the parties was alike credltable to
employer and employed, and the great corporations
can extract no satisfaction from It.
The effort made In this city to array the laborers
against the miners seems 70 have fallen through In
reality, 1t never amounted to the dignity Of labor
movement
A melancholy event occurred at the Empire Mines
In Wilkesbarre to-day. An outside laborer, en-
ployed a. breaker No. 2, fell from the high treste-
work at that point and was instantly killed.
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Prospects Favorable for General Resumption
in the SchuylkilI Region.

PHILADELPHIA, May T. 1871.
despatch from Pottsville to-day says the stua-
ton looks more favorable for general resumption
throughout the Schuylkln region. 1t Is reported
that John Siney, president OF the sch1ylkin W. b.
A., has rendered his resignation, giving a reason
that the operators refused to negotiate through him
and he did not wish to be an obstacle IN bringing
about q speedy resumption.
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SAILED

Steamships City of Antwerp, for Liverpool; City of Dub
In do Malta, do MORO CASTLE Nassau and Havana Ger
Barnes, Savannah Saratoga, Richmond, 6c Volunteer
Phi adelpnia.
Wind at sunset ENE
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best. Now that ne wns free American citizen ne
was glad TO JOIN them. tApplause.)
There being no further business before the meet
Ing II adjourned.
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SHIP PIN G VS..
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Almanac aor Now York =Thia Day.

Sun rises. ...... "a Moon rises. ...eve O4
Sun sets. ....... 90 High water morn 8 35
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE.
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ORTNER HOULE JEWELLERS. ENGRAvERs AND
~ sauoners 70 the Queen, the Prince Of Wales
royal famiy.Every novelty In first caas Jcwey, Mono
grams desened Tor note 30 street London.
The El2 lss lady's or gcncman's travelling Bag with
silver or silver gt fittings, ivory brushes, complete
ORTNER HOULE. Jewellers,
NO ISL James grVol Lcndon 6 W.
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Scranton Miners willing to Submit to Arbi.

tratiOn.
HYDE PARK, Pa, May A. 1871.
large meeting OF miners was held here to-day.
and it was resolved to leave the matters in dispute
10 arbitration. Delegates were appointed to meet
the operators tomorrow. 1t Is rumored that they
will resume work by the 18th inst.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-26
'INIiE SCIENCE OF MAN.

For the best eNposlil. al Human science, ~
propriaie pursuits are .Jytp, see THE piIRhNo'
LOGICAL JOURNAL, tor ls7l a tirst ,ela-i ','nT
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\ urrlngc Guide.
g.,,,- n.t. nj. n,., rAne.nr

\ private iu-'rgrto- fnr married Iorson- ~
those about To- be- married, both male and female
IN everything c.uc,raiu. tho puy-lology and 70
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ami prevention IT u.'. rruF, Including the mes,
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guogr, hy M. ipl&l', q. i. ..- b., r,uly q
valuable ami interesting wort, II BE- written IN
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trstod with Numerous opnSylnGH Al Young
married people, or those contempt plating marriage,
ami having ihr least ~ p,diment 10 iufIT'I 300
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every one should be scqualnUI with sul 70 Do q
book that must he locked up and noe Ir about
the house. II will be- sent 90 any address. on r,.
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nov. luA0m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-26
DR.. Hollands PodOphyllin,
OR sUBTlTUTE FOR MERCURY
PILLS.
Two Pills n bose.
The most powerful, yet Innocent Vegetable
Catharttc kaOton.

The most Po,0erfui get Innocent Vegetable
Cathartic kaoton.
IT.. not necessary to take ahandiul ofthese pills
10 produce the desired en"'y; two of them act
quickly and powerfully, cleansing the liver, stom
sch aud bowels of all impurities. The principa
ingredient ~ Podophyllln, or the alchohollc ex-
,rsct II Mandrake, winch IL by many times more
powerful, sntng and searching than the Mandrake
Itself Its peculiar action II upon the Liver clean
lng u speedily nom all obstrtlctiOr- with all the
power Of Mercury, Yet free from the injurious re-.
suits attached Ia The use Of that mineral.
forHll diseases, IN which the use OF a cshaT TIC
y Indicated, ihes" Pills will give entire sttsisc.
ton IN every ease. They sINEa fAiL,
In eases Of Liver compl int, Dyspepsia. and ex-
trcme costlNeness, lr. HoOhand' \ German bitters
or Tome should be used 10 connection With the
Pills The Tone effect OF the Bltter- or Tonic
hnld- up the system, The Bitters or Tonic pur-
ines the blood, strengthens the nerves, REGULATES
the Liver and gives strength, energy and ygor.
Keep your bowels active With ia. Pills aud tone
up the ~ stem with the Bitters or Tonic and no
disease can tain it, hold. or ever again a-sail H.
These medicines are sold by all DTugg SITS and
dealers ia medicines everywhere.
Recollect that II - DR.. Hoohani's German
Remedies, that are so uni yersally used and recon-.
you 10 take anything else that he may say in lust
~ good, because he makes larger profit on il,
These kemedieswill he sent by express to amy lo-
cMity, upon application 10 the PRINCIPAL Of
ARCH STREET, Philadelphia.
CHAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor
Far megiy q. N. JACKSON l. 60.
These remedies are for sale by Druggists, Store
keepers, and Medicine Dealers, everywhere
America and the West Indies. For Sale BY
BARCLAY HHoa..
LLIOls
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LEGAL.
IA TlCE
Estate Of NeuJAInln MAY o, deceased.

- Estate OF AenJaInln Mayo, deceased.
The undersigned hsyug been appointed Admin.
isiTator Of the estate - BenIaIpl IN Mavo. la,e of
HE county OF Alexander apd State of Ilins,s' de-
t.sscd, hereby gives notice ,hat he Viii anne.r
before tn" County Court Of Alexander cnnIty M
Nt '9uIt House IN CAIRO, at the IsLru.ry T,srtn
VI ne Third Monday In February, next a.,
,nh lnr all persons having claims asantst ..IJ
"a, Ai' notified aud requested to al enc tor IN,
Eadh,sr .l having the s',Iuc adjusted. Al psnon.
,'s 49, :" -a'd es,t" requested 10 make IT,
'I,,H" lNyin"utir ~, undersigned
'"''' '".- 9Th dUy Il december A. II. 1870.
,,lY. fHOMA- MARIAN,
A1miUi stratoi
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Hollands Herman Tonic.


Wa compounded for those not inclined ia eI
rene hiuers, and IL Intended for use In cases
when some alcoholic stimulant j. required in con
necuon with the tonic properties of the Bi,ters
Each bottle 81 the Tone contain. one bottle
the Bltlcr,, combined With pure sata Cruz Rum,
and favored m such n manner that the extreme
bitterness OF the Bitter. i overcome, forming .
prcpar-'on highly agrecabl. and pleas mt to III.
palate, aud containing the medicinal virtue Of TIA.
Biitcfs. The price of the Tonic b. ~ so per
bottle, which many persons think too hugh They
must take into consideration tina, the siimu'
liant used Is guaranteed to be Of - pure quality.
A poor article could y" furnished at a ch.spsr
price butts itnot better 10 pay little more and
have ag Dod ar,iric' medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best ingredients and
they who expect 10 ob,ana cheap compound will
most certainly be cheated.
They are the Greasess Known RENE
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-26
Hoo lands POdO phyIIian Pills
H0Ohand's Greek Oil
liOOilland's German Bltters.
A Bitters without Alcohol or sdirits
of Auv Nj nd

IL different from ali others. l. composed Of the
pure JUICE, or vial principle Of Roots, Herbs and
Bsrks Tor s- medically termed, eStrsis,l the
worthless ani inert portions Of the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, In one bottle Of this
Biuer- there /. contained ~ much medicinal ,ir'
tue as will be found in several gcllons OF ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, etc, used In lhi- Bitters
M. grown in Germany, their vital principles ct
tracted In that country bsa scientific Chemist and
forwarded TO the mandatory in this ctty, whore
they are compounded and bottled. Containing no
spirituous ingredients, this Bi,tors is free nom
the objections urged asains, all Others; no desirs
for s,imulanis can be Induced from their use,
can make no drnnkards. aud cannot, under y
ircumstance., nave any but beneficial effect.
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They are the Greatest Known RENE
dies.

For Liver Compliant. dyspepsia, Nervous pcb.li.
~, Jauniicc, Disease OF the Kidney, Erup.
tons OF Ia. SKIN, aud all diseases
arising from \ disordeIei
Liver, stomach, or I'M
purlty Of Ia.
Blood,
Read ia. following symptoms; tonpstlon u
Flatulonce, Inward Piles tuilness Of blood 10 the
head Acidiiy OF The stomach, Nausea, Hart. burn.
disgust Of food, fullncss weight IN the Stomach.
Sour Fluctuations, sinking or hutt.ring at the pit
OF the stomach, swimming OF the head, hurried
difficult breathing. rutterng at the heart, chok'
ing or suffocating sensations when In lyiag pos.
ture, dmness Of vision, dots and webbs before the
sight, dull pain IN the head, deficiency of perspIr
alton, y-llowness of the skin and eyes. pain In
the side, back, chest, limbs, etc, sudden hushcs
Of evil and great depression OF spirits. All thes"
indicate disease OF the Liver or digestive organ.
combined with impure blood.
rhe use of the Bitter- or fonic will sosn cause
the above symptoms 10 disappear, and the patient
Mill heroinr "a n and henliy,
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Hubrenbes @ieoerieben.

Mu6 Snsolfaet, inBaysrn miro fol-
senoe 8e9etenbeit m~it9etbeilt:
@cr eini9enB famen 3wet bayz
ertide Sclcaten 81 einem bielaen Gar
to9, UNI etpa6 III ellen. Beipen muS-
ten Die WIrlte ouf einem Seller aufae>
iAnitte1 peroen, BON 100 ie rae 0or~
sel1nittene nit Dem munre aufnab>
men, een11 iepen parsn Die beipenArme
absenommen. Sci ptelem Nnblif ga
ben ale a%nwslenpen 0lite Rem ~
&rdppeln @slaolienen @elaenfe, Da
trat aud Elm tejabrterSa bin;u unp
leste fir jsren Der unsladIidea Elm
@drfad auf ben Slid NIT cen@crten:
SD bab' ia 1elber etnen Sobn i'm
&rie9; tper metb, pie Is i'm 9ebt uno
pie ct mir beimtommt !"-8et pielen
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Gntietlitbes Serbrecbeu.

l1eber Elm 3u pSSned In Sa9ien>
@eimar perIbte8 Gerbre9en f9reibt
oas bortise @o9enblatt: Die Mtwez
fenbeit teS BON Saalfelo felt fursem
mad bier Iber9eiiecelten Stetmaders
Grnf MiQer, tpel6er nit ietner Che
frau in unfrteren lebte, benuBte bic felt
ei1t9er 3eit eetrennt BON tbrem Gbe,
mamie lebeuoe Grau, um perl1iepene
aus ibren etsenen Mittelr bel9afte
neutrality-suspicious. Dem fernern &C.
braud ce5 MuQer gu e%nt;ieben, prri-
ber eteler na9 ieiner &Idfebr berart
auf9ebra9t mar, boB er mebrere anbere
W6bel 3ertrlmmert une ieiner Graa
ourd einen pfenen 3ettsl ansei9t tab,
penn fe bic entfernten @esenfdnpe
nt6t unpersu9li@ tbm :tptecer sufeQe,
er Na9e baflr an lt9 uno leinen Sim
Germ nebmen miiroe. Dtcie Muforbez
run9 blieb %erfol9los. @e9en 8 l1br
Abencs, na6cem Mluer bur@ Bier
uno Num, mpopn er aud ietnen &tn-
bern um rttle 1T einen feiternS 9laf gu
uerieBen, perabret@t, f9 Mutb eetrunz
fen uno na9bem er 11ur NIT MIbe bic
armen &inoer tbren 9assrl tdtten susez
flbrt Bate, alS ob iie cine Nbnuns &C.
babt spn benz S9auoerbaften, has if
men %be9e9nen leQte, tritt Der entmenl1te
0ater an bic 0etten oerlelben beran
uno i9neipet etnem na6 benz an
bern YermittelS zines ldarfen &aiirz
METERS bic &eble al, taB Der SOB aQer
mad menf9, N%usenbliden ein9etreten
lein mag. 5terauf i'm 8e9riHe 5ano
an fib ieltf gu le9en, wirp Elm 1T ter
ndmli6en &ammer 19lafenoer Gilenz
ba%bnarbetter wa9 uno ludt ben rudz
loien M1rcer our9 3urufe ab;ubalten
ron rem leBten Mct ieiner 19eubli6en
6anolung cod per9eblid ; faum bat
Sener ba6 8ett Serlaien, 70 lte9t aud
idon bas lebte Spftr bluteno uno
rIdelno ant 8ocen, um 9lei9 barauf
AUDI ieinen @eif aus3ubauden. Die
beoauernswertben Spfer iino ;wei&naz
ben i'm Nlter BON 81 uno 8 uuo elm
Mdc1en BON Sabren."
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9ie baieriiDen Natripten,

melde in ber8ammer ter Mboeorcneten
oeaen ben Gintritt IN BEN neuer 8uno
timmten, BADEN ibre 9anclunesweile
ourb eine Grflarun9 an eo5 @olf BE-
a%rircet, wprin IS u. q. beiet.
u1ur9 bie1e Sertrd9e miro ni9t ein
f1ceratioes Banb apilhen cen einsel>
men Stdmmen 0eut1hlants orer smiz
lden Dem Norrceuti1en 8unce unt
8aiern beraelteQt, ipncern Baiertt tritt
inter unerbebltden Nbdnceruneen
Der Ncrpceutlben 8unceSrerfa6uns,
Dem Norrbeut1hen 8anceS BET; bic
Noroceutide 8unoesserfa0uns miro
aud uniere 8erfa0una uno eebt
her felt 1918 ieaensreid mt,fencenGerz
fa6una unlere5V aterlance5 yor, oieielbc
lit ZEN weientliditen Bttimmuneen
aufbsbenc unc atlnpernb.
u~llnisr bis jebt lruoeraine &5ni9
bat ras Redt 8rtes III erfldren uno
Trieeen gu ldlieeen, Gertrdse nit an
bern Staaten einsueeben, ia itlbit has
Hedt. Die 2riessbersttidaft rer taieriz
idsn Nrmee an3ucrcnen, 3u 0unlten
re5 &Dniss pom preubsn, ol5 8uncesz
ptsrbauptes, rsrlcren. Die taieriibe
Nrmee miro I'm Safe Der S%rteSsbereitz
lbaft uno zines jeren Don Dem 8unz
ceaoherbaurt erfldrten RrieaS unter
re7cnB efeblsn ais 1beilcerB uncesarmee
feben. Der S5nia BON YreuGen fam
i'm Tale zines An9rif5 auf caS 8unz
re6aebiet ODER oelIen 8iifen (wie leidt
fann Elm folder beraus9eforpert werz
Zen Dobne 3uitimmune ces 8unpes<
ratbs> In jsoem anoern TaQe islbit gu
einem Nnarife oper elmer Groteruns
nur nit etnfa&er Mebrbeit tes 8unz
ratbes &riea erfldren. Die @erpFtdz
tune Der baierii1en Truppen, bann
ZEN 8efetlsn ees &6ui95 Don preuben
unbeeiust Golse gu leiiten> 1T iaon in
rem Gabneneio auf9enommen. Der
85nia Don Yreu6en empfdu9t iona&
rie tatriide Mrmee i'm Sale rer&rtessz
tereitldaft uno oss &rie9es nidt aua
rem 9dncen eeS X6nias son 8aiern,
irnrern 1T ceren 8efeblsbabsr unmit>
teltar fraft eisenen 3e9ts.
Der cur& pie Gertrdse III f&afenz
ce 8uureeifaat 1T feline 0ereinieuna
9leihberedtiaterS taaten, lonccrn cielln-
termerfuus Der ein3elnen Staaten, unter
cte Obetbobeit preueens, Ger 8erst6l
ouf uniere conititutiune0sn @edte 3u,
SdafunA zines aro6en atlolutttilden
Wilitairfaates obne @arantieen fi,
poIitil9e uno tir4li9e Greibeit, fiji,
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EIr Gintpanberer!

gertrausnsmdnn er tes teutlden, rSmil9>
tatbolilten Central. @eretns Iub:
Solepb aDlble, 1856 Third Street, New
York City.
@brifian Sitter. 81 Fell Str, Bal
timore, Md.
@m. Neiff, Milwaukee, Wise.
Sotn 9ubwis, Winona, MINI.
Str. 5erne, Fond du Lac, Wise.
Spbn Sorting, Chicago, Ill.
Mn bieIe 9erren woQe man it& peuben, penu
man NueebSrise peer Greuate gut beioret baben
nil.
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@erten ftebt elmer Der Splpaten auf
uno ret@t Dem milotbdttsen 8auerS>
mann feline Nrmtumpen ent9e9en NIT
Dem Nusrufr: u@rdB Did @ott, -
Slater !"-GS war iein letbli@er Sobn.
Der alte Mann itur;te ~bewubtlos nte>
Der.
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cine itetise Gntwtdluns neil pbne
Sberbaus-pbne Serantrportlt@e6 Wt>
ntitertum."
Sc 8.

Git @%ablmauifef bes 9er5css pon @u'
male befast: @onfttuttpnete Monarhse
ober 1tberale @epublif - thinner 1T es rur
BE poltttl4e Sussnb unb Der @etf Der g.
nisfett, %ber5ranfrei9 retten, nteberberieaen,
erneuerr lam.
Spiele uidt nit &aronen.-Mm 10 San.
BAT i@ in Der batti9en @tapt 8it1 etn Be-
bauerlt@es l1nslad eretsnet. 8efanntli9
erbtelt bic @tabt mad Der 1ebersabe Strab'
burss bic tbr BON ben Tran3ofen int Sabre
1895 tpessenomuaenen &anonen surad.
Dteielben aus @ubetfen unb sesen 9 Gent
ner fAper, wurben sur Setter Der &atierrro<
elamiruna benust. Betm brttten @hub
fprans bic etne berie1ben, tSbtete einen beiun
@9teBen beiadftisten 8irser unb perpun"
bette etnen anbern, pdbrenb ~etn,e1ne Stude
bis auf bic nd&fen @dufer seialeubert wur>
ben.
Setrng. SIN 2tQe TT Elm Gnsldnber, Ma-
mems Casper, tn. Musenblid perbaftet nor
ben, 100 ct ii@ auf ber Giienbabn na4 g.
lats beseben uotte. Derlelbe Bate srpBe
Saublteferunsen fur bic fran3DTden Mr>
meen ibernpmmen unb an bic Norb' Mrn1ee
$4,000 Stad S&ube ab9eltefert, berenSob'
len aber aus @appenbede1 b%etanben. Naa
BORDEAUX 1oa oerie1be ebenfa1s cine srobe
Nnsabl S4ube s~eltefert baben. SIN 2tqe
flast maj bic Satenbantur ber Sabrldfis'
felt an. Casper io1( Dor etn 9rtesssert@t
sefelt perben.
9as re1e @tfl.-Nl9 Dem 9enebmisten
Ylane fir ste neue Donauaabt, bic i& Yon
Der Stabelausr Bride Bis 3wt1Aenbraden
ausbebnen unb an bic 8rt9tttenau anfhlie<
fen fol-, miro bieie Mnlase ero6artis wer>
ben. Gs Tnb 235 8ausruppen nit G. 1000
9dulern, stpet atrden, spet srosen unb elf
fletnern Sldsen unb elmer so SLATER bretten
Auatarabe prpieettrt.
SaQon. Yof.- Das Yoaamt bon %arie
Bate pom %. September bis @nbe Noptn1>
Der 30 BaQons nit bur9iAntttltA te 5wet
&eiieuben unb $50 &ilosramm 8rtefen ab>
ssben 1aFsn. Die sr6bte Don ben 8a1ons
suridselests Ditana (unserednet ben In
.Morpeeen ntebers efauenen 8alcn) tetrus
200 &tlpmster. Son etpa ber 9dlfte Der
8aaons BAT man fetne 4unbe, aud piele Der
mitsenpmmenen Iaubsn tnb ni9t wteber>
ssfommen. 8efanntltd perben bic 8a1pns
isst Don tarfem Sbtrtins sema&t, ber etne
mebrfa9e Deduns pon Strntb (Sein6l nit
etwas Bleio>pb) erbdlt; bic Saduns 1T bas
sewDtnlide Qeu4tsas, ein8aaon ber mtttlc-
rem @r66e ntmn,t einen G1um Don "a. 1000
Gubifmetern etn. Die Buttons wurben auf
benz Norb> unb benz Srleansbabnbof anse-
fertist. Das 3ulammenndben se1Atebt
bura 6inbearbeit. Die betben Mnfalten
iinb I'M @tanoe, tislt4 etnen 8aaon fertis
gu MAIDEN. Die &ofen tueroen bur4 bus
Yorty go Gentimes fur js 4 @%rammes) &C.
Dedt.
6llfsga6en. Die @slannmt Gtnnabme
Der Central committees Der peutiAen Ser
cine su Berlin betrus Mitte Sanuar bereits
1924 2S ab1r., tpopcn 2,374,229 3tlr. fur
perwunoete unb erfranfte arieser, 55O,699
Gbtr. fur bic beutlheWilbelmsatftuns. Mase>
msin wtrb iest in Der beutihen prs1e &C.
flast, bab bic DnentltGe @cbltbdttsfeit,
nahpem le i9 fur bic @eibnaa:ssaben
nod 3u cine: beoeutenben M%ntrensuns
a%uiaeraft, in betrlbenoer8eiie gu erlabmen
bssinne, pdbrenp nod 70 uaenplt9 Gtel au
tbuu Ist.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-04
Gin &ptb 0orfbt 1T befer ais ein
Nfuno Seiluns.
IAN ounce of Prevention is better than q
pound of Cure.)

pound OF Cure.)
Dies IT bic aefunbteits efdbrteubfe pertrbe tes ean3en
sSsabres. nber Is atebt elm W9ittel. rel4e Elm b~efdubtser
Sdus aesen bic uriaden Der Rranfbeiten TT. g brtnat
raid In bic Circulation bes Blutes Elm. Sertreibt oieRrant'
~teitsfrFe. pel6e I'D borin wdtrsno bes Wtateis aufse-
MN 1t baben. unb reeultrt bic 0fense unb bic Axalttat,
ipwte bic Circulation tes Blutes tefOroert bic Bunft.cnen
Der @ert uunaspraane; spertrt ais Elm n1iloes unb mtrt'
iames Masenm,ttl. farft bas @srueniofsrn unb b~erubist
oafelbe m.nn IS su febr errest 4; befSreert 5ettertett bes
feit ieees Oreans hes naen5dli&en 86rpers. s. 1T bies
fein ~serinseres prdperat ais Mt{tlers 9rduter.
Bttterer. @ebraudt 'bn nun. aebraudt Inn re elmd.
Gig jepen Gag, une bsrettet Gur Snffem auf ben gSehitl
Ia Yer Satresseit bot. uus nartt padslbe sesen bic Geab-
rem Der Rranfbett.