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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11
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psr.,peut Points Concerning People

Pertinent Points Concerning People
Judge A. i Fleming. OF falrmoni,
was IN the city Yesterday.
Frank Thomas, auxiliary mail carrier
on the Island. has resigned.
Edmund Booking and VIM. Johnson,
left for Cincinnati sast night.
Misses Gene and Stella Rhenstrom
left last night for Philadelphia.
w. H. Snyder, ESQ, superintendent
OF the i. Il .. express, is al the Mcclure.
Henrietta, Il little daughter OF Mr..
Henry NJ. Harper, is lying dangerous!
i'll.
Samuel Laughlin, Esq, is taking IN
the druggists Convention at Cincln-
natl.
George Laughlin, Secretary OF the
Nail City Lantern Works, is home from
the East.
Mr. G. H. Towuey. prominent IRON
and mill man OF It. LouiS, IS at the NC
Lure House.
Mrs. Cot Cockayno, OF Valley Grove,
visited her daughter, Yesterday, at the
Wheeling Female College.
Frank T. Wray, WHO sells "pizen" in
this CITY Tor Harris * Co., OF Pitts
burgh, is at the Mcclure.
L. 5. Commissioner II. Forbes return
Ell from Pittsburgh yesterday alter 4
brief business visit TO that city.
Thomas q. Steele, OF Grafton, Secretary
OF the Grand Lodge, |. .. o. f., Tor the
State of West Virginia, is in the city.
Mr.. w. w. Chaplin, late chef clerk at
the Monongahela House, Pittsburgh,
| but now a commercial tourist, Is at the
Mcclure.
We are indebted to our friend Col.
James Speyer for late Chicago papers
| The Colonel is travelling through the
West at present.
Mrs. Capt. VIM. Cakes, OF the ST
James, left yesterday on the steamer
Telegram to visit her brother, Mr.. Geo
Creel, at Moundsvi!e.
Miss Laura McWiliams. the accom-.
p!ished daughter OF Robert McWilliam@
OF Grafton, is visiting her sister at tht
Wheeling Female College.
Mrs. J. G.. Anderson has returned iron
an extended trip through the Yves
among friends aud relatives. and has
rooms at the Mcclure for the winter.
Mr.. }. II. Gausman, the gcntlemanIy
agent OF the Nick Roberts troupe
which will show at the Opera House on
tie 18th, was at the 81. James yesterday
George w. and Lester McCammon
of this county, lett ior Nebraska ant
other Western States, last night, Tor tht
purpose OF looking around with refer
ence to locating in some one OF them.
A. NJ, Patch, First Lieutenant anc
Reyimentql Quartermastero OF the FOuTtL
United States cavalry, who has beer
stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas, ha:
been assigned duty at Santa re, New
Mexico. Lieutenant Patch formerly
lived at Triadelphia in this county.
The following were among the arri
walls at the Mcclure House Yesterday
5. l.. Bloyd, Glen Easton; Judge A. b
Fleming and son, Fairmont; Fr"uS !
Wray, Pittsburgh; d. NJ. Campscy
ClaysvllIe; j. NJ. Mccall. Rochester, \
Y: Henry Mat2ger, Pittsburgh; DR.. "
J. Blaney, Weston; Miss Jenny Brown
Weston; Alex. Campbell, Bethany
Arthur d. II. Silver, Chicago; John T
Malow, Philadelphia; w. q. Fullerton
Baltimore, and ID. .. Trimmer, Penn
! Van New York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11
A Nlystcry Solved.

Ara late hour n.sht before last some
thing came charging down North Main
street M Il Maud :. speed. As 1t passed
there was minglIng OF sounds and q
ra,rliug of chains, but before the terri
he'd citizens could ascertain the cause
the great wha,-,s-it had vanished in the
darkness. Many of the more Superstl-
t,ous. who had risen from their bedsan
thrown open the windows, returned to
their coucheS with the gratifying belief
tina, the devil VAS going about seeking
whom he might jrvour.' Yesterday
morning the mystery was solved by the
snpearance OF Il boy from Top mill,
riding a demure lnoSing mule, with the
remnants ui chains aui harness ClanK-
Ing about the runaway.
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About the Size OF 1t,

The current number OF the Barnes
vile Eui,rp@a. SAYS oil Wheeling:
pph,hrria aud typhoid fever are PR
wiling To AN alarming extent in Wheel
ru,,. The sewers are constructed with
up.n mouths, so that they are ventila-
ted through the houses OF the inhabi-
tants. who are thus compelled TO lnhale
foul and diS,aSc-breeding gases. The
water is also impure aud lull OF decaved
vegetable matter. Then Wheeling
Grams her kitchens on the overground
u!.n, like 4 little country village. The
.lnns are thrown upon the ground and
ruus long distances along alleys and
streets until they reach the mouth OF a
sewer. No ritv with these conditions
existing clu hone To- escape pestIlence
and dealt
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Camp Meeting.

~ meeting e.! the NonndSviIIe
Camp Meeting Association Il day or two
AGO in this city, Rev. LOOMS, o, Thomp'
sen street church. was elected to oil the
vacancy in the Board caused by
Tie removal ut Rev. Il. I'll. n.
D;x frcm the district. The resignation
Of W. =. Gibson from the Board was
accepted. out the vacancy was not filled.
Rev. MIR. RYAN ard John Battle. ESQ,
were appointed to solicit help from
abroad. during the time OF holding the
annual meeting. George Edwards, j.
Alex, Ewing and J. f.. Hooton were
appointed committee to take steps
booking 10 the securing OF & permanent
iaase OF the grounds for campmeeting
purposes. Adjourned to meet January
81. lSS2.
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Dcads Admitted

The following deeds were recorded
Yesterday.
Deed from J. &. Hedges ami vile and
Henry r. Shields aud wife to '. Ii. Van
mrrrr, rruvrvru. uur-ha.t of lot No. H.,
m IVES, Liberty. Consideration $50.
Deed irom Frederick lnruh to Fred
,rirk Martin. conveying north half OF a
lnt on the east site nj Foil street, be-
tween Tweutv-sryer and rwenty-eighth
streets, in the Sixth ward at the city of
Wheeling. Consideration 800.
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Sailing Out.

Among our new advertisements to-
day will be noticed that OF Mr. II. }.
Schulz, the prominent boot and shoe
dealer. He intends removing from
Wheeling and is Offering his entire stock
at cost and below it. His number is
% Eleventh street, and, if in need of
foot wear, call and see him. He has a
full line OF very desirable and seasonal
bic goods,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11
Chlldren's Home,

At a meeting OF the Board OF Direc
tors of Children's Home, held yestel-
day, the matter OF support for the next
year was discussed, and finance COM
mittee consisting OF Messrs. j. J..
Hughes, VIII List and ". L. Simpson
were appointed to solicit subscriptions
Tor the Home during the coming year.
The same gentlemen, with :. G.. Robin.
son, were appointed as n committee to
carry out the sack Donation" which
was so successful last year. The opera
tons OF collecting on the part OF the
first.named committee an! arranging
for the sack collection W Il be puSard
forward as rapidly rs practicable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WA>mYcraS. November 10, An
For ,hr Tennessee aui ohio Valleys,
n ,r,hra.,. % southeast winds, failing
r,rlmeirr. generally cloudy weather,
ana light rains or snow, amt stationary
ur rise IN temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, northeast
10 southeast winds, falling barometer,
generally cloudy weather, and light
rlrus or snow, aud stationary or rise IN
Temperature.
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Death OF George w. Johnson.

The REGISTER exclusively noted few
mornings ago the departure OF Mr..
George W. Johnson and his daughter,
Mrs. Charles f. Bailey, for Alabama,
where they contemplated passing the
winter. Last night his family was
shocked by the receipt OF Telegram
from Mrs. Bailey announcing the
death OF her father at Cincin-
Tati, during the afternoon oil Yesterday,
from ap0plrXy. 1t appears that while
ne and she were going from one part OF
the city TO another in a street car that
Mr.. Johnson had dropped dead in the
car.
Messrs. Edmund Booking ami VIM.
lOr Cincinnati, to bring home the re-
mains Of their father.
In the death OF Mr.. Johnson Wheel.
ny has lost one OF her very Oldest and
most substantial citizens, and one Of
her most reputable business men. Forty.
six years ago he came here with
nothing but his trade, his youth
and his Integrity rs stock
in trade, but to a man with his deter
mnatiOn and force O! character these
were everything. In few years lie had
become the foremost man in his line OF
business in this city, and his success has
been uniform and always satisfactory.
His business became one OF the largest
and his reputation an enviabIe one all
over the State. Although he was at the
time OF his death well advanced
in years t7D he never withdrew
from business, and literally died
in the harness. Ills wife, three sons and
two daughters survive, viz: Andrew, OF
Washington, ID. G.; VIM. ID. and Geo.
Johnson, OF this city, ard Mrs VIM. Z.
simpson and Charles T.. Baiey, while
Mrs. Booking and Mrs. Thomas Wilson
anu one son died some years ago. The
remains will be brought to this city for
intcrment. Mr.. Johnson, was native
OF Crawford county, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11

For reasons satisfactory to the Gov
ernor, Boyd +. l.usk, who was convict
ed in the Circuit Court OF Wyoming
county OF bribing an arbitrator, and
who was sentenced to confinement in
the Jail OF said county for six months,
has been pardoned and released from
such confinement. Lusk has already
been Imprisoned ior Jour months uQdcr
his sentence.
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OFlNTEREsT TO LOVERS OFTaE
WEED.

Hc!mbright's New Stand in the Regis
ter" BWIdIng-A Card TO Smokers.
Mr. l. II lir!mbright, the prominent
and popular manufacturer OF cigars and
dealer in smokers goods has now moved
INTO his handsome new store in the new
REGISTER building at No. 1927 Market
street. His many friends have followed
him and the general public will thank
rs Tor directing them 10 this smokers
headquarters There has been cOnsd-
cradle newspaper comments and quar-
reIs OF late with reference as to who is
making the best cigars in this market,
but tins notice Is not written to invite
any controversy. The statement is
simply made that at He!mbright's will
be found cigars OF lis own and other
makes which will he found inCOmpara-
bic in quality and flavor. With full
line OF the best makes OF tobaCcOs and
smokers goods no patron ever goes
away from this cosy little parlor dissGt-
isheG. On the contrary he will declare
with US that Heimbrivhts cigars have
no peers anywhere. Users OF the weed
drop IN and conviuce yourselves, and
remember that id the holidays are APP
preaching a box OF good cigars or nice
pipe is the most acceptable present that
can he made TO a gentleman friend.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
st James Hotel, November 10. 1881.

/. q. Bell. +. 80. vii .Toelle, BALTIC.
T. Iarkin Iny,.rl go. 7. Harris. Pittsburgh.
H.,~ Martha J.. Rod -. ". OXHard, New
Chester CO. Martinsyille.
G. K Shaw, Pars"rShL: {. DuiN, Bismarck. d. T
A. ". Cam. tIt,,'UTIl J. Il. Lc!dIg. Phila.
y. q. MrIa:nr,t wife, I. VI AeETy. y. \.
Pittsburgh. Ri. Humphrey Column.
y. R11lu>Du. Cinciuuti T.. Ward. Columbus.
+ Elankeus0p. Wcll~b'g S.>.AIGcu, Cleveland.
f. + Richardson. cam 'onMcFadem Canes. Ohio.
J. t. Rutcng, Bethany &. =. e. CharbOunCau.
v = -ty.sinfv. ED. Chicago.
L. y. CnHur!I l.U .. b. Thomas, Toledo.
q. VI. Bale, CamDr &c lie. Nuderhill, Buffalo
a.. Il. RTvOu. ruIlA. Capt.W Cakes, Welsh {
l.. l. Grcea, Pittsburgh Harry Cakes, Wcllsbu :
Il. W. NHtrI, CIevvl'i. W r. Cakes WCllsbu:g
". 4 Ahycu>, Chicago J. II. GanSmaun. agent
Mr>.Wm OAkes ,Wcl-bg Nick Roberts Troupe
!. ii. LCrrimer, y. /,
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SIZE Passed II Along.

81 send you my testimonial in refer
euce to Spring Blossom, haven taken it
for dyspepsia, aud receiving almost I'M
mediate relief. | passed 1t to my neigh
Dor, who is using it with the same re-
suits. Mrs. J. ". Lefielt. E!mira, y.
Y" Price soc, trial bottles l0c. Laugh
lin. Bros. 4 Co Agents, Wheeling.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
'pce Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
Public"
ITSroS NuTa EIUpIASSI co Y,

UNION Mills, FLURIANNA Co., Va, |
April >, 1881. {
LGughln Bros. & Co:
GsNTLEMEN '-Please send me at once
six dozen oil your Worm Syrup. Toe
cures are wonderful, and it is the best
vermifuge ever placed before the public.
One bottle brought l03 worms from one
child, and in three other cases from 90
10 Is worms. The children had hsen
poor and feeble for eighteen months, and
are now in good health.
Respectfully you're,
DUDLEY X. BosToN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11

Go to your druggist ior Mrs. Free.
mans New National Dyes. For bright.
ness and durability OF color, they are
uacxcelled. Color from to pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price
- cents.
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DUDLEY X. BosToS.

GEORGE K. TAYLOR will open this
morning a full line OF Ladies' listers
and Misses Cloaks, in new styles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11

"NY biscuit never fails to be light and
white. | use Morning Glory Baking
Powder. advise all to try it. "-Hp,lsr-
keeper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11

AL god housekeepcrs are using
Morning Glory Baking Powder. Try II
and YOU will use no other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11

ASK your grocer for Morning Glory
Baking Powder. 1t cannot be excelled.
Il. :. FEESEY, Proprietor.
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Incredible.

+. A. Scratch. druggist, Euthven,
Ont. writes: 81 nave the greatest
confidence in your BrRDocE BLOOD BIT
TIERS. In one case with which ! am
personally acquainted their success was
almost incredible. One lady told me
that half dozen bottles did her more.
good than hundreds of dollars worth o.
medicine she had previously taken: u"
Price Sl.0O, trial size 10 cenets. Laugh
lin Bros. 4 Co., agents, Wheeling.
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Tus usual Merchants Lunch atthe New
E:ri,ure House Sample Rooms daily.
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\ CERTIFICATE OF incorporation was
i.sneJ yrstt riav TO the Nashville Salt
Company" 20 manufacture and deal in
salt n, Clifton, Mason county, ". Va.
Tn capital stock Of the company is
so O0O nil OF which Is paid in. The
i1cGrnorators are ". c. Williamson,
pNmsrov. Ohio. Lucy VI. Hudson, Mid
dlfpor. Ohio, J. VI. Smith, +. W. HUI
and T.. rose, OF Nashville, Tenn. The
rerriticate is 10 expire January LIST, 1907.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11

New Choice GoOtls coming in
every day All Di'lOR's JeWeiry
Store.
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AnOld Man Out in the Cold.

Correspondence OF the Register.
just cause oil complaint in regard 10
the recent change in Assistant Lookup
Keeper, where James McNamara, an Old
man and resident OF the city Tor tie past
thirty years, Is supplanted by young
MN ard son of the present Lookup
k4epe.. The former has performed
the duties for gong on two years at a
salary OF $50 month, and after one
month elapsed with the salary increased
to $40, the Lookup Keeper thinks it a
good thing Tor him aud immediately he
discharges the old man on one minutes
notice and places his SOMA young,
hearty man, in his place. Citizens and
Council, is it Justice
Respectfully.
JAMES MCNAMARA.
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Linsly Institute.

The second quarter OF this well.knOwn
institution will begin next Monday.
New classes will be formed for the
benefit OF any new students who rAay
desire to enter, and already several APP
plications for admission have been re-
ceived. During the quarter Just closing
the average attendance was over one
hundred, and this will now DE materi-
ally increased.
A proposition is on loot to adj new
feature TO the every day work. a lew
years ago DR.. John Hail, OF New York,
gave a series OF talks on manners, NOR
ais, and other interesting topics iO th9
students OF the Charter Institute,
and so popular did these talks
become that their salient points
were afterwards published in pamphlet
form. In Il similar way it is proposed
now and then to invite distinguished
literary men OF our city and neIghbor-
hood to address the Linsly boys on va.
rious educational topics, and TINS inter
est them more thoroughly in their
school work. The talks will not inter
fere with the regular course, but will
serve as a pleasant addition to the same.
The quarterly examination began
Wednesday afternoon, and will he con-
cluded to day. The instructors in math.
ematcs claim that the Linsly can boast
of as many bright mathmetICians as any
school in West Virginia.
A complete set OF chemicals has been
ordered from New York, and these are
expected daily.
The Lnsly G!ee Club has been rcOr-
g'nized with the following members:
+ /! ar Hall, & 'rt Hazlett, John Mcclure,
Harry Smyth, Eugene lllldreth, George
Whitaker, Frank Hupp, Andrew Hare
and John ROemer.
The hoys are already talking about an
entertainment to take place Just before
the holiday vacation. The programme
will he a varied one, anu one which will
interest the public
The L;nsly Erho will appear today.
A great deal OF enterprise is exhibited
by the editors and business managers
OF this spicy little paper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11

Nrw Circulars, quilted silk and fur
IipeI. opened this morning by George
K. Taylor.
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A taken at Schnnni's Opera HOUSE
dong store:
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|#f -rNNi.
49,. j. ~ J. n. TN ~. Z: .5rs.7 3
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f. CHRISTIAN will sell the goods OF
country store this evening.
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: Cine 2onboner 9epeI6e meloet,

| baB in pielen @tdbten bes 2anbes
9rauer=Oemon1trationen itattfinben, Elm
greianib, 6as obne 8eiipiel oatebt'
Ser Sob bes prdlibenten bat beim eng
lii6en Yolte tiefe Spmpatbie erregt.
= Ser 2iperpooler Courier" bringi
einen lansem Mrtitel iiber bas 9lbleben
| oes prdlioenten Garfielb unter Der lle=
beri6rift: Ser Mdrtprer prdiioent.
Ser 59luB bes Nrtifels lautet: g9lr
betradten bic Worte bes 9erren Gar=
iielo in ieimer beim Sobe bes pra lioen=
ten 2incoln gebaltenen &eoe: nOie &e=
gierung in Walbington 1T INNER nod
am 2eben," als Ben geeignetlten Srolt
fiir bas amerifanii6e 8olf.
= paris. Mllen 8eri9ten na6 mar
bic ge1triige Commissioning cine itiirni>
fbe. Sn Golge zines 9ngriffes bes
Minifers bes Snnern auf ben &riegs=
minilter General Garre unb oes bon Der
preKe ausgeipro6enen Sabels gegen oas
Circular. ipel1es perfiigt, baB Die Gtarfe
Der 8ataillone, tpelbe na9 Nfrita ber=
ianbt iperoen, 600 Mann betragen foQ,
ipurben 8el9uloigunsen uno @egenbez
i9uloigunsen erboben. General Garre
BOT feline Melignation an, iebo9 ba oieie
einen 8ru1 i'm Minif fterium berbeifiibs
rem tpiirbe, 10 aog er oieielbe tpieber 3i'
rid, uno es tuuroe bei6loRen, in Der
amtli9en 3eitung cine Re6tfertigung
ieiner politit gu per6fentli6en. Sn
Golge bes ertpdbnten Circulars tperoen
Bic i'm Sabre 1876 eingeifellten Solba=
ten i'm 9ienite bebalten, obpobl bor Der
lebten Wabl bas Gegentbeil berii6ert
miroe. 9ie Gouesen oes General
Garre baben nit &idii9t auf BEN uater
Dem 0olte berri6enben untpillen baau
gera!ben. 0as Circular gu piberrufen,
ieopd lebterer tpeigert ii6 bies au tbun.
&oultan, oer frans0iii1e @eianbte in
Sunis, erfldrte ben Winitern, Der Still
itanb in Mfrifa iei ibrer unenti6loHens
beit susui1reiben. lin einen ginbrud
auf Bic Wraber gu MAIDEN, bdtte Sunis
befebt nerben iollen. Ser Bep iolle CUR
Nbbamfung gen0tbigt tperoen.
= 3om. 9err bon S1l63er bat init
bem Garoinal Sacobini ein lleberein=
fommen besiigli6 Der Mieoereinietuns
elmer beutiden @eianoti9aft beim 8a=
tican setroHen uno 1T mad 8ar3in abs
gereiit.
Berlin. 2aiier @ilbelm bat Ben
Na6fommen bes Baron BON Steuben,
iuel6e idmmtli9 beuti6e Offi3iere finb,
Die grlaubniB ertbeilt Die ginlabung
sur Betbeiligung an Der Sdeularfeier in
Oorftopn ansunebmen.
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g. @plHum.

Ser Sdnittpaaren SSnis uniere,
Stabt, Serr 8. Wolficn, trifft 8Orberei.
tunsen, bic bereits maifenbuft anlansen.
ben neuen Serb f. unb Winte T.
W aaren unter3ubrinsen. Wsittler=
weile perben Commemorate gu nod ME
baseweienen billisen Preiien auspertauft.
Serr WOlfion mirb '.udbreno ber bepor>
itebenben Saiion eaS srSbte Baarenla=
ger fabren, Dus er ie sebabt uno er madt
ieine 5ablreiden 8uaoen ber Stabt unb
umsesenb idOn jett oarauf aufmerfiam.
Nud bas MSbel< Departe M en- t
wirb iiberaus re'dbaltis ausseltattet
iein. Wsbrere gatlabunsen WSbel itnb
idcn einsetrcffen uno nod piel mebr per~
ben erwartet. Serr Bolficn mirb tpie
sepSbnlid Der BOSS ber Saiion iein,
bas beiBt, er mirb bic srSBte Nusmabl
bieten, bic nieorisfen Yreiie baben unb
bic beifen @siddfte MAIDEN.
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3 0 m 5obe.rrettet.

Diniam s. goustlin BON @omsrpile,
Waf. iast: Sm 5srbR 1876 betam Id
qunsenbluten sefolst BON einem beftiSsn
5uRen. Sd serlor ben Nppettt unb msin
6lsii6 unb wurpe bettldserte. Sn 1877
bradts man mid ins 6ospital. Dit Nsr3ts
trtldrttn, ID bate stn God In meinsr Cum
ss BON Der @rSbe sinss talbsn Dollar
fadss. Sosar pie Na&ri&t pom msirsm
SoDs p;rtreitstt at. SD 8ab alle SOff.
nuns auf; ra sinpiabl mir Elm Grsunp
Dr. William Sale BAL a m
fhrbte aun8e. Sd setrau&te siu.
GIaiGe uns su meiasm Graaunsn wurbs
Id btifer. unb Bin bsute sefinbsr. ale felt
brd Satren.
SD fdpreltt bies IN Der 5Oiauns. tab
Sober nit trantsr 9unse B.baftett Or.
Wtlltam .6aIIs 8allam At
bruudt, unb ID bin ibsrSsust, baS taf
islbe bic Mus3.brune teilt. SO tann pp
litiu 6stcuptsn, bab mir Der 8aliam mstr
Suite srmtsien bat, ais ale lbrissn VI.
jensien 3ulammen, bic i'd nabm.