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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-11-27

Sluggers Sullivan apd Greenfield we're re-
leased On 81, 600 bail at New York.
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New York capitalists have invested $500
600 in Montana lands the past four months.
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II you have catarrh, use the surest remedy
Dr.. Sage's
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Trough on Dentist Tooth Powder. Fine,
smooth, cleansing, refreshing, preservative 15c
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"Buchu-Paiba. Quick, complete cure, ii
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases, 81:
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For Sale bv all Medicine Dealers.

Rev. Jabez s. Swan, revivalist, is dead al
New London, Conn.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-11-27

H.
The deadly fever played havoc with
my forces. Indeed we all had it. and my
white companions succumbed to it.
The disease is intermittent, and is &C
companied with the most terrible vomit-
ing and retching, and utter prostration,
rendering it utterly impossible to eat
anything. 1t was not the fever itself
which killed my men, but the complete
exhaustion which resulted from it.
Then, too, the natives, who were bare
legged suffered terribly from liberated
sores. The long wet grass through
which we travelled in early mornings
would cut their flesh, and the heat of
the sun would produce ugly fostering
sores, which rendered them almost I'M
fit for travel. Every day I would sit
before my tent and distribute the con-
tents of my medicine chest among the
suffering ones. The journey lasted
81 days, and when we reached the coast
! had but 157 men remaining. With
only 20 cut of 600 killed, you can
Judge of the rayages of disease among
my forces.
We erected some bamboo fortifca-
cations and had plenty OF ammunition,
and We're able to keep off the following
savages."
"What had you intended to do on
reaching the coast?" interrupted the
reporter.
"Well, Of course, I had no idea of re-
tracing my steps, and I expected to be
compelled to build q canoe and cross
the Mozambique channel in it. As luck
would have it, the boats of a Swedish
bark which had gone to peices on the
coast couple of years before had been
saved. found them on the pank of q
creek, where they had been dragged by
the natives, who, being ignorent Of how
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25

If the blood circulation is unobstructed
there is no chance for Brigh:s disease, and
St. Jacobs OIL will increase the circulation.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25

Fifth Cairo, Charles Lancaster, John
Tyleri aIternates, George Wooten, ], j..
Bird
At large, W, NJ, Murphy DR.. J. A. NJ.
Gibbs.
Clear Creek, S. f. Walker; East Cape
Glrardeau, j. l.. Sanders Thebes, Jno. Mil
Ter; Santa Fe, Alex. Ireland; Goose Island,
jesse Jackson; Lake Miligan, Jno. Nc
Dowell; Beech Ridge, Atlas Harrell
Hodges Park, DR.. Brooks; Sandusky, Geo.
Miller; Elco, Jas. +. Standard.
The question Of nominating a county
ticket was brogchod in the course Of the
proceedings, but was, after some consulta
ton between the leading members of the
party, promptly squelched.
The convention was very orderly through
out its proceedings. True to their caucus
agreement, the anti.Thomas men did not
demonstrate their presence in any way,
though several were on hand watching the
proceedings with interest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
Republican Co. Convention

The second conyen ton of the Republi-
cans was held at the Court House yester.
day afternoon. The object was to select
delegates to the Congressional and Senator
ial Conventions and 10 select a new County
Central Committee.
The convention was called to order by
Chairman Hughes of the Central Commit.
tee. The temporary organic sti0n was eff
fected by the election of A. Comings as
Chairman and J. II. Woodward as Secre-
tary, which Organization was subsequently
made the permanent organization.
committee Of fifteen on credentials re.
ported all but two of the fifteen precincts
represented.
A motion that the Cnairmen of the dele
cations not present in full be permitted to
cast the full vote of the delegation upon
all questions arising before the convention,
with the consent of the members Of his
delegation who were present, was carried.
A committee of fifteen to select dele
gates to the Congressional and Senatorial
Conventions reported the following named
gentlemen;
Congressional delegation, ], \, NJ. Gibbs,
Samuel Brily, L. A Harrell, c. 0. Patier
Charles Lancaster, A. Comings, c, R. Wood.
ward, Charles Neliis, Charles Gallagher, j.
L. Corcoran, Jpo. Tyler, ]. j. Bird, War
rem Wins, Jno. Gadney, George Robin
son, H. II, Candee.
Senatorial delegation, J. A. NJ. Gibbs
L. a. Harrell, j. L. Corcoran, Wood Rit-
tenhouse, j. A. Goldstine, W. n Butler,
Samuel Orr, Samuel Booker, J. II. Wood
ward D. j. Baker, Harris schulze, ]. II.
OBrien, c. W. Curtis, j. \. Lipsomb, Reu.
ben Smith, Samuel Brily.
The delegates to the Congressional
Convention were instructed to vote for
CAPT. Jno. r. Thomas for Congressman,
and Mr.. Jno. Stern, of Randolph County,
for member of the State Board of Equal
zation The delegates to the Senatorial
Convention Were not Instructed
A committee of fifteen to select new
County Central Committee reported as fol-
lows
First Cairo precinct, II. II. Candee, Harry
O'Brien; aliernstcs, L. D. Bailey, George
Robinson.
Second G iro precinct, G. Il. Woodward,
Charles Anderson; allcrnates jeff. NJ.
Clark, A. Comngs.
Third Cairo, Geo. Fisher, James Wheel
e.; alternates, Warren Wins, w. d. Lip
pitt.
Fourth Cairo, G. o. Patier, Jno. Glad
ney; altcrnates, Samuel Orr, Samuel Book
| er.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.


He Il EE1S LINE n NEW NAM
81 have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
ton, two years, and have tried ten different
kinds of pills, and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite Il
splendid, food digests readily, and now
have natural passages. / feel like new
man." W. D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
Soldeyerywhere csc. Office, A Murray st.,N.Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25

is Inexcusa5le in A comnarstlyely moor
man 10 live in vretched novel and amid
elh what c,o 10 .oiI - Won n,ho o,o
"' 0'' '' '"'' VI INT" ",' a.,
WIZ" '"'u'"'uS ana YET permit lhelf ieal
estate 70 become eye-soTes to the pubhcf
There are buildings on nearly every princi.
nal street in ,Le ci,r so,o,aI ~ ,bo,, y,
rommero;J ,no,n ,,,;., -. ~oan,,;ol
and bring tLe owners handsome rovenuo
but which are a nositiyc DISGRACE 10 the
neighbcrhoods in which they are situated, if
not to the entire city-and they are owned
by men who are worth from ten to fifty
thousand dollars in available cash, who
are doing profitable business besides, and
yet let their property 90 to the devil to all
appearances Arouse Yourselves, gentlemen.
Look at your wrutcl4eI property as others
see it and then rohect-see if your mind
docs not inyo.uatarily revert from the ugly
sight to the owner Of the property and re-
coil at the thought that YOU are that indi-
wduaI. Come, gentlemen, let's have things
cleaned up aud repaired and made to look
as thou8a We had some interest IN life
",,nrs tr ~ ""r P.o,o ~ Ourselves uLu
life in banny.oo.lrcl,y snr, ~ NOV CIoan.
illness and neatncss are next to Goodness,
ana may me other fellow" take the oppo-
s''e wherever '"ey are permitted 10 prevail
just received the latest styles IN straw
mats al Chicago Clothing House. th&su
The few fortunate ones who heard the
divine music Of the great yiolinist Remenyi,
when he played on the Opera House stage
here, we say few because there were
comparatively very few present, and we say
divine because, if anything produced %
earth by human hands ever is or can be
divine, it was the music drawn from the
violin by the ola man Romanvi-thcsa
c,,, IN ov,,-i,.o, ,i..r So.
-" " '' -P''''IoV ""o'"'' WI ~ VI p''a'
ure, as 'hey fead the following when we
clip from the editorial columns of the
Springfield Register. "a somewhat singu.
lar ,ccrrrorc, ,,,l, ,l,ooi, .ho por IIar.
~ ~, N P''O - Wv " ~,
y " al" h7sS"7' churCn 0unu'y "hen
'"' "'"'4'''''" '''' ',e" p.oHou"'e" "'''i
WV ''1''"'"s 81 '''0"' '''' D''0'''' 'D'-''0
Tue oo'iS''7 ''''n u remain snort ''uie
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
A iADY's WISH.

"Oh, how do wish my skin was as clear
and soft as yours said lady to her friend.
"You can easily make it So" answered the
friend. "Howl" inquired the first lady.
"By using Hop Bilters that make pure,
rich blood and blooming health. 1t did for
me as you observe"
GIVEN UP BY THE DOCTORS.
as it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by so simple n
remedya"
81 assure you it is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Filters.
and only ten days ago his doctors gave him
up and said he must die, from Kidney and
Liver troublew
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
sTAGEs OLE TILE RIVER.

The river marked bv the gauge at this
port at p III. 20 feet lnch ana faII-
7
C'"'''uOosa, ''! 81 i''''i ''e'
'HI,''' anu '''nns'
'',' '' "''' - wv
Tnn;sni',o W,n ., p,,o, c,.,
;rclos and foninn
vssbvHlo Nav Of pir.r 5r q ;,cb
90 and f,,liDa
p....,,r. Nov o, piro. fo,. :,
chos and r.l,iro
- ro,i, No Of .p;ro, -snz inch.
~ s.r,.n.
eIvER TENS.
The Cjty Of Providence from S., Louis
is due here for VicksJurg this evening,
Tie Buckeye State from Memphis leaves
hsJe,at o'clock this morning for Cincin-
natl. She Is the finest boat oil the I. u NJ
Packet Ane' W. r. LamOdin' Passenger
Agent
The little popular packet All Stevens
left here for ST. Louis yesterday evening at
2;3O, She had 10000 feet OF lumber Capt
Hugh Funk went on Ter IS one oil the
pilots
| The City nj Cairo from VirksLurp mass
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25

The tortucs portrayed by the author Of
the "Inierno' are scarcely greater than
those suffered daily by the victim Of ncu-
raIgia or rheumatism. For a long time,
Mrs. Morris o. Williams, Of West Exeter,
n. Y, was unable to rise from her bed
without assistance. One bottle of Athlo-
phoros, the great specific, cured her and
made her feel, as she herself express it,
"liLe Il new woman
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
REMARKABLE RESULTS.

have had re srkable success with Swift's spe.
c!hc; We cured several cases permanently in a
yer. short time, One case which | am now sreat-
ing was given mp to die and after using three bot
ties Is 30 far recovered that think one more bottle
will cure her The most remarkable case of all was
a lady with medulary cane of the womb for whom
| had no hope whatever After using Que bottle
am satisfei she will soon be cured
j WILlE QUILLIAN, NJ. D.
Easleys, 5. c.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free to applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer 5. Atlanta, Ga.
n. Y. Office, ts9 W. I'D ST., between Sixth and
Seventh avenues.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
Gentle
w omen

Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wayy tresses of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIR0N. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray.
ness, removes dandruif and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair is the sure
result Of using KathanOn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

SUMNER LAW LECTURES (nine weekly begin
10Th July, 1884 and end 10th September. Have
proved of signal use,-1st, to students who design
to pursue their studies at this or other Law school;
I'd, to those who propose to read privately; ana Sd,
to practitioners who have not had the advantage of
systematic instruction. For circular address (P. o.
University OF Va) to John B. Minor, Prof. Com.
and Stat. Law. CALM
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
POISON OAK.

had fai thrty.e Tht ye1rs suffered every spring
and summer with Poison Oak, which contacted
in bathing when u boy ! tried ever thing for II,
intending many physicians, but without any benefit
took six bolt es of Swfts Specific IS. 5. s J four
years ago, audlt cured me sound aud we'll. Three
summers have passed. and have had no return Of
f.. JosEru BEAsLEY, Columbus, Ga
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
The Daily Bulletin.
LOCAL BREVITIES.


e!oa''"s '''' 20 :" p'oT''' "
D. h' " i''' ''''s'" = VI N"''"''" :
A"' ''" '''''' ""' e','' '' ,',.,
~ ''e' 70 "'''e ." az Wv '"'i'' '"''
Que % 'e''''"o' " o'''' o"' "'' SUN
Tue n''' Vi u"'' "' winch ''''o '''' '"'Cu''
lho,'nS INV '"U ou''''"s Nv" 00''p'eI
o. ~ '"o'' ,.,, A"y 0"o ''o'''"s "y 10
:" '',1 W ~ ''''"''' W -''''o'' - .oI
rr;o.. .. sho'n,.,r. ~ inass q
croo, in,ore., anon, ,be yeun, ocop,e
:, h,in,, r,on;ros,od IN ,to p.sLe, SociahIe
10 be given on Tuesday evening at Mr..
Capdes'. residence by the Young ladies of
tbe Eniscons Church. twill be novel
and unioue entertainment and PROMISES
mich eui,ymept The Young la lies invite
all their laiy friends to participate with
them in nrenarioo the small Gust large
enough for two) and attractive lunch bask.
cts. which will be sid At auction TO the
highest bidder Each basket will contain
the card Of the fair donor, who will be the
opest at the sumner Of the gentleman pur-
CHASING the basket In addition to the
lunches divided IN thi, agreeable manner,
lemon ice and other dglcaci.s will be
provided, and an attractive musical pro-
gramme will be presented. We predict q
crowded bouse and a rood time.
ro,oo orori,r Of atom uood and kind.
Ii,of,r s.la choor do,iver.d AZ vonr house,
T.I,ntouo Va ~ pov Eoo,orr o.
%. "a.
r'''"'' = ''''','r ...,,on
'''' :...,:s.,
,, I'.'t ' w., ,',.,, 1,,S,'os,,..;o,
'''''C' W Wv o'''' ''7'' - ,,s.s,,.;a
CO,
't'" my, VI ''''"p' ~ - C,'.,',
'A'"'''' ~ -''--'7 '''-,'
D''.'Du, 'a'P'', s''' 0'-' - 80, sn-
ford Commenting upon this order OF the
Governor the Springfield Register expresses
the fear that the order will "weIl nigh de-
populate the Chester Ptnl:entary,' II not
'render the institution useless. The Reg
s,er's fear Is no. justified. The gr.T-T and
oil Republican party Is Equal to the emer'
gency-it IS equal 10 any emergency ina
threatens the reduction OF the number o.
the Governments civil army. The Chester
Penjtcn,larmy will not be permitted to be
come a supeTfuous institution in appear
ancc, though it should become SO in fact
The circuit courts in every county IN TIL
end of the state send large delegations 0
Republican patriots to the Chester institu
ton at every term. We Democrats shouI(
not object to this, for, while the Republican
majority ID thus increased within the Penl
Tertiary, it is reduced without. The Clrcui
court no" N session mere VIII 'e'uCe u
heluoI'c'A Fo'e "l 'n'' O'hs'css'' A'' us
,'., =! ''.l 'Y,I w., l, , '','. ~,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
Poison Oak
spartanburg, &c, March ~,

Some to yield every time to treatment with
Swifts Specific.
spartanburg, s. c., March 10, lS5i.
Your most valuable medicine (Swilts Speciic)
has done me so much good that | feel ike saying
this for the benefit or those who suffer like did.
was p jieoned by POISON OAK, and saw nota well
day for six years. until used almost every kind OF
medicine, but none had tho desired effect After
using six bottles of SwlFTs SPECIFIC | am restored
10 perfect heallh-with not a sign Of that awfal
poison ,..., ,.,,.,,,.,.,
Yours truly, DAVID NESBITT.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
RIVER NEWS.

W. F. :,AMBDIS, river editor OF rHE BULLETIN
and steamboat passenger agent. Orders for all
kinds Of steamboat job printing solicited. Oface
at Bowers European Hotel. No. 72 Ohio icyee.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18

Steine be6ingt piroe. Ote 6Grbung uno
Die Dirt Der l3uiammeniebung fino nun 10
m%anntgfalti9, oaB Die 9r0bten 8eri6teoens
beiten IN 8e3iebung Der grpGrmungsfdbigs
felt DeiieL6en entiteben, uuO Oa in ei1em
uno 6emielben @eingarten, ~beionbers IN
@ebir9euL bic 8ooenart Ddlftg tpe0ieIt, 10
fttoet man, baB Die Hetfesett al Derldteoes
men SteIIen itet5 ungLei6 e%iutritt. ooer ooB
al 6ieier Steue 3uderrei9ere, on jener mebr
iauere Irau6en geerntet tperoen. Nr1 belteit
6elnerft mai Die fetnen unterid)teoe De58oS
osnS our6 3u'amneniebung, Tarbe l1o
aud beieltoere Nage 9e9en Die Sonnenltrdh7
len 3uIalnmen beaei6net 0ur6 Die GeObz
adtung ie,1er Gteuell, oil tpelden oteSonne
slerit oa6 SGnlel5er oes S6nee'5 Derurz
ia6t. 0teie Steuen ioIten I'M Q8inter
ipoW gerterft UNI BET oer @rnte sur QuSleIe
belubt tperOeu. Dieie in 8ritbiabr ii6
5uerit fret BON S6nee Seigenben Gbeile oes
WeingartenS peroet oud) 3ugIet6 cinen
ft6eren 8tnf 9ebeu, tute man III ejllenr
Wctngorten Die oeridtebeuen 9tebarten perz
t6cilen IOQ.
Die Beoba0tung 6es S6neei0meIsens
lit cine alte befannte Sa6e, dQein ite btetet
alt6 g%egenipdrttg nod ben ii6eriten 9(rbaLt
5ltr 8eurt6etlung elmer Weingnrtenanldge,
lno 3tDar beSbulb, neil Der Ginf1uB bon
8ooerart unD 2agen<8 erbdltniiien ftd) SUE
iannlen GllBert, etn @rgebniB, pel6eS ptls
letl6aftLt9 nlr I9per 81 erret6en ietn
6lrfte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18

Mtan6e Qrten Gamenf0rner fino bon
elmer 16lper gu trenuenben !6iiIie etr9ez
16lo1ien, nie ). 9. Der audi bier ieBt n1e6r
ul1o 1nebr sum2Lnbau geGangenoe@spariettes
iameit, 10 baB ntan 9ea0t9tgt tit, ben Sa7
mer nit BET 6iLie aus5ulaen. Ser llmitano,
baB oas iunere &orn bic feltgei6loiiene
6ulie nur gum Sbeil ausfIat, ma0t oieien
Samen letdt, tpesbalb etn l1nterbrtn9en
mittel5 oer gage MIR iebr unpoafomnlen
itattftnoet, mas gut Tolge BAT, Dap oteler
t1idt feinten fam, tpenn ct ntd)t bon etner
feu9ten 8itterung ~beginftigt tDir6.
Oieiem 1tebeIitanoe tann n1n anf no6z
itebenoe 8eiIe init benz beiten Grfol9e be-
aegnen. Ser Same miro in reinen Walier
10 ldnge eingetpet6t, bis Die t6Ilie gang nit
Waiier pougeiaugt uno bic Suit aus Oerlels
ben odbur6 entfernt lit, mas 1T etnem 3eit7
raum bon 24-36 Stul10en ST 4eidcber
pfle8t. Sobolo bies erret9t lit, miro oer
Game 0iinu dusgebreitet, 10 oab IT'D oaS
dn6dngettce 8aiier n~erIiert, mas in etlligen
Stllnoen Der 6au ietn miro. Soodnn miro
10 oiel troGene fetngeiisbte Groe bei9emetgt,
bis Der Game bds tlebrtse 3uiammenbGHgen
Derliert uno geid)idt gu NuSiden tutro.
SoI6erart bebdnoeIter Santet e89t fid
iebr gut unter, unb aud iener, tuel9er ettpa
auf Der S6erfldde Lieget bLeibt, fetnt nors
3iialtd Qut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18

pfr6pfe G6arattcriifti6 mar, buB Ste
meilten &inoer feline &bnung bon ibrer
Sbpsrb0rigteit 9atten.
Sn 9fublano, Commencement aIopno,
ipuroe Elm iunger Bauer BON einein to1Ien
Sunoe gebideu. Ginige Gtun6en barouf
puroe Sic @unoe aus9iebig gebrannt uno
oann burG mebrere Dtonate In Giterul,g
er9alten. 0a5ei ipuroe bent 8uri6eu fir
3ufunft 8orii6t Dor ieoer Grre9ung, !3orn,
81 onntpeintrinfen, itarfer Grbtbung II. j..
10. ortngel1o arempfobIei1. @s peritriGen
pter Sabre un0 Der 8uriGe blteb
po[Iitdtoia 8eiuno. 9tnr bebieIt er cine
beionoere Mlt9ft Dor 6unOen uuo mteb lie
iii Bolae ocifet Bon Meitent. Sm 4nfange
ocS Hnften Sa1reS 6eirat6etc er u1o
anu Sage Der 0o63eit tranf er biel 8raants
ipein, tau1te uno mar lebr better. SSn bet
9tadt aber e~rfranfte CT al SoQtput0 uro
erlag 6aIo Ser &ranfDeit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18
W0lafetme~

lin m0gli6lt piele Gier orn ben Sl9nertl
81; e~r3ielen, fou es tetu beIieres DtttteE
eeben, aLs Oaal3teime 3u fittern, tpelde
tpegen t1res 1tarten 0e6aIts an GttnetB uns
selnein ainittg auf Die Gierer3eu9un9 'Dtrz
fen. Sci elmer regelmdBtgen Tltterlrg
nit Wol3fetnlen iou man Guf Die 9aITte
Gter ntebr re6nen f0nnen.
auBer ben Walsfeitneu 1T audi Sleti9,
befanntIi6 Elm por8iigli6es @~terer3engungss
mttteL. $50 loL4es biui9 gu baben TT,
ihneine man baS1eLbe tt feline Studben,
tpelfe man i'm Wiuter in eiren 8afOfen,
i'm Gommer in ber Sonne b0rrt uno 10 fur
Die 6l6ner Latge a%ufbetpabren fam. Gor
Der 6ittterung to6e ma eS, Iaiie g oant1
erfalten uno tperfe cine fleinc S6dutel oou
Dapon tGglid ettpa 20 0libnern Dor.
0oh : tpte geiagt iou Die QStrtung
Der 0taIsfetme auf 0as @ierIegen Die oes
Tletl1eS nod melt ii6ertreffen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18
8. gaIedtes tm,nre:nes @Int

ungcInnbes Slut III BUM pber uts
rein. gi1tise g1enl9en boben IOl8 n1s
reine8 Slut, bab ee Elm 8nnoer TT,
penn Die M~esquttee8, son tpeE4et fie
sebi6en trerDeia, fA babar9 rtGt oers
eiften. Die fd6ne rpt9e garbe pcs
8lute8 pirD h1tr8 Gi1e1t DersDr9e6rd3t.
Neripnert, peI9s ni2t Se1u9 Giiem in
8lute 9obect, erfreuea f9 ME eiser
snten Gefu4tb6eit. Die 8em19un9eat
berG6ntcr Ggerhifer, eit Giicss3rdpas
rat ber5uReuea, tpelde8 ft@ Dem Slut
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James Medical Institute

lV0m State Illinois zu dem
ausdrIcklichen Zwecke pri.
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und BlaSen Krankheiter IN
geben. Tripper und Syphi-
hsin allen ihren verwickelten
FOrmens sOwie Haut. und
Blat Krankheiten werden