davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
A Brilliant Reception

| Arrangements are about finished in Hart
 ford for the grand ball there tomorrow night, ! given by the Putnam Phalanx in honor of
 the Veteran corps of the Twenty second reg ! iment, N. Y., who visit New Haven and l Stony Creek on Friday. Fifteen hundred invitations have been issued
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
raneuro CoI1fn.vsII.

The remains of the old man who was found dead in Newington Sunday were identified by his son, a resident of Collins vile, yesterday. The son took the remains to Collinsville for burial. The old man was not sound mentally, and twice had tried to take his life ..= g=t
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
RndxRAcoNarea.

The body of sailor named Grady, who
 was drowned in the Connecticut at Middle town Sunday, while he was on spree, was recovered. The coroners verdict showed that etrum did it n et4 fs: '5-
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
Ry HarmOnv Lodge.

Harmony lodge handsomely celebrated its 45th anniversary last evening. There was a very large attendance. The committee were J. P. Forbes, Walter Pond, E. G. Munson, J. H. Crabbe, A. D. Allen, Wm. Brooks, W H. Tallmadge, A. R. Park, F. B. Hinck- lav
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
Von steinwehr Post.

At a meeting of Won Steinwehr post, C.. A. R., held last evening it was voted to par ticipate in the laying of the corner stone of the soldiers monument on East Rock to-nner- row afternoon. The post win meet on the corner of Church and Chapel streets at 1 p. m. and take the State street horse cars out to the entrance to the park by the Bishop gate z.sSlj=.-E. ls..ts-p t=t,ai .-
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
PreaidIue Elder SFafS1elI.

Presiding Elder Wardell will visit Wa tertowh next Monday, the 21st, to hold con. ference and will deliver public discourse in the Methodist church Monday evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

The First Colts Revolver Ever HIadss
 The first Colts revolver ever made was made in the town of Eamden, as was also the first gun ever made in parts
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

With Ely's Cream Balm child can be treated without pain or dread and with per feet safety. Try the remedy. It cures Ca tarrh, Hay Fever and Colds in the Head. It is easily applied with the finger and gives re lief on the first application. Price soc.
 The blood would run. was great sui ferer from cstarrh.i My nostrils were sensi- tive to dust; at times the blood would run and at times could hardly breathe. I used Ely's Cream Balm. To-day I am living witness of it's efficacy. Peter Bruce, Farmer, Ithaca, N. Y. a 3s2l je7eod&w2w
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
RY RIna Racer

John Murray, aged 40, of Danbury, was bitten by snake of the blue racer variety Monday and his death was hourly expected l in eonsequence of the bite at last reports.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
VOL. LIy.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Wednosday, Juno l6, 1886.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY. Auction Sale of Lots-Hanikcn and W aluut Streets A Physicians Services-pr. kimbell. Creamery Butter-D, N. Welch & Son. Cuticura Remedea-At Druggists. Grand Moonlight Excursion-Foot Guards. Hoods Sareaparillac-At Drug gsts'. Magnetic Heating-Dr. Henion. MeetinR-Board of Aldermen Pawson Park-T. E. Baldwin. -. Quinlne Plasters-At Druggists'.
 Rare Bargains-Waliace B. Fenn C Go. Spring On This-L. T. Law e Co Summer Meeting-Hamilton Park. Strayed-Skye Terrier-130 St. John Street. The Best Music Oliver Ditson & Go. The Magnetic Cure-At Druggists. Wanted-N Nurse-33 College Street. Wanted-Wa aitress-129 Whitney Avenue. Wanted-Sit Iation-1 South Street WanteQ-S1tuation-S Orchard Street. Wanted-Situation-1O Putnam Street. Wauted-Sftuation-12 Fair Street. Whitney's Carriages-C. Cowles Co.,
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
On His Rirfhdax.

The Litchfeld Enquirer's office burned up on the morning of the birthday of the editor,
 George A. Hickox. Fortunately the publica- l ton of the paper is not to be suspended.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
I'm Wfnnfed To.NIghf

Miss Gaffney, of Calvary Baptist church choir of this city, is one of the chief attrac- tions at the final concert of the season in Winsted this evening by the Winsted Choral union
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
wRATHE7 RECORD.
rNDTcATEoNs FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, ! WAsHMeroE, DC, June 16, 1886, a. m. ) For Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont Massachu- setts, Rhode Island and Connecticut Fair wealth or, followed by local rains, nearly stationary tenn perature, southeasterly winds.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

Sturges Whitlock and family, of BirmingA ham, removed yesterday to Merwin's Point, where they will reside in the Narramore cot tage during the season. s.4 gaE4
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

L. Kimbell, M. D., surgeon. ,chiropodist and specialist, is well known in New Haven. and we can recommend him to the public. See his advertisement. sY. ap 15 If
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
, MrsA. A. Janks of 11s East Pearl atrset,

Mir. A. A. Jenks of 113 East Pearl street, Fair Haven, Conn, writes. sss ss:' EEa+ T''F>
 was afflicted with inaAmmatery rheuma- tism s6 that I was unable to move or Dc moved, my limbs and hands were terribly inf1amed and swollen and 1sufered intense pain. commenced using the Magnetic Cure, and in AS hours from the first treatment all inflammation and swelling had disappeared, and was able to use my hands and feet aa we'll as ever, and sit up. I consider it the most wonderful remedy for inhammatory
 rheumatism in existence. a aff
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

At Albion. College, Michigan. Je Rev. Dr. Goodsell, of this city, will deliver the commencement oration at Albion college, Albion, Mich, next week.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
To Saxin Roak.
Gone ro NTerVFan,s Point. |.

July 31 is the date of the excursion of the Senior Temperance and Catholic Literary 30. eieties, of Waterbury, at Savin Rock.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

For earache, toothache, sore throat swelled neck and the results of colds and inflammation, use Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil-the great pain destroyer.
 jI4 d6sw1wsil5 >af;fs.f 15f1-1 tt45F sl T.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


 Mourning paper, all borders, at Dorman's. Nothing has yet been heard of the body ot Lizzie Stevens.
 Howe's band, Bridgeport, is giving open air concerts in that city.
 There will be a skating session at Howes rink tonight Good music; s
 The Knights of Labor picnic occurs at Hamilton Park next Wednesday, June 2Sd. The Caledonian club, Bridgeport, hold a picnic at the Gentlemen's Driving Park in that city July 5th. Twenty five of the Gale denian club of New York will attend.
 The young ladies of St. Margaret's guild, Christ church, will give a strawberry festival and lawn party this evening at the residence of Mrs. O. c. Ford, 371 Whalley avenue.
 Morris F. Tyler, president; A. H. Embler, secretary and treasurer; H. P. Frost, general manager, and E. B: Barker, superintendent, are the reelected officers of the Telephone company.
 Miss Alvaretta J. Thompson, sister of MT. Wm. E. Thompson, city sidewalk inspector, and MT. Henry 0. Monroe of Middleborough, Mass, were united in marriage at Trinity church yesterday morning at 8:45, Rev. Mr. Nichols officiating. Relatives and intimate friends attended. The happy pair left for 8 wedding tour
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

'sThat tired feeling" from which you suf- fer so much, particularly in the morning, is
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
special Attention is Called

To the public auction sale of four lots locat- ed on the corner of Hamilton and Walnut streets, Wednesday, June 23, at 8 p. m. sharp. The above lots are portion of the late Bernard Reilly's property and must be sold to aid in settling the estate.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

loss of taste and thirst for acids, yellow complexion, .pimply skin, Q mysterious ach- ing of the bones, . distressed condition of the head, woe-begone expression of the face,
 irregular action of the heart, periodical head ache with prostration, high temperature of the body with chills and fever, and constant sense of weariness; futtering in the stomach, and sinking sensation and depression. pain in the limbs, depression of spirits, irritability of temper, indicate what is called a malarious condition of the system; condition which must be removed, if at all, through the rein vigoration of the kidneys and liver. for which nothing equals that great. specific. Warmers Safe Cure
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

HKiss ChaPin's sixth Annual Recital.
 The sixth annual recital of the pupils of Miss Anna J. Chapin takes place at room 27 Insurance building Saturday next at 8 p. m. The programme is as follows:
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

Whether to dye or not is mere matter of taste; use Buckingham's Dye for the Whis- kers. -7Ss7- 7'E=~ H' 93 ; z-}4ss Dss
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
City Court Criminal Side - Judges Dem1ng and Pickett.

June 15.-Cliford H. Downs, nisdemean- or, sent to Reform school; Daniel Leary, judgment suspended; Peter Dunn, theft from the person, theft, three cases, and statutory burglary, continued to June IF; Taylor Par ker, indecent exposure, continued to June IS; Michael English, breach of the peace against W. H. Edwards, s5; Edward T. Coot, .statu- tory burglary, continued to June IT; James Lane and Wm. Ehrler, theft, continued to June IT; Henry Doty, theft and tres pass, continued to June 16; Chas. Devlin, trespass, $3; same, theft. nolled; Thomas Corcoran, theft, nolled; same, trespass, $3; Frederick Brown, theft and trespass, contin- ued to June 16; Wm Clancy, theft, nolled; Gustave Hemming, breaking windows, sent to Reform school; Wm. Clancy, truancy, sent to Reform sc! ool; Bernard Brad ley and Joseph Bradley, $5 each; John Ho- nan, theft from the person, continued to June IT; Annie Gallagher. theft, continued to June IT; Wm. Ehrler, theft, continued to June IT.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

z mi la ssnsda A
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

My wife has been great sufferer from neuralgia and rheumatic difficulties for four teen years. Since taking Athlophoros she has been comparatively free from pain and can walk better than before for several years Rev. s. Donaldson, Lyndon, Vt.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

If You Prefer Pure Soap Use CrEAa. &. HIOams' "German Laundry.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
sweet Cream at the creamery.

Speak ing Of the Compound Quinine Plasters, 8 physician recently said: s'They work admirablY.n Sold by druggists.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
Something Fast Descrlptfou.

HoPK1NsvMLE, Ky, Dec. 2, 1885. Prom 1872 until December, 1884, my condition was past description. My disease, uterine trou- ble with tumor, the best doctors pronounced hopeless. Under continued use of Warmers aafe remedies am the picture of health. .- CAROLINE BELL.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
SECURITY ASSURANCE CO.,,

"9- NEW HAVEN. NO. LYON BUILDING, 7s9 CHAPEL STREET CASH CAPITAL $2Oo, ,O0( DIRECTORS. Chas s. Leete, Thos. R. Trowbridge, J. A. Bishop Dan1 Trowbridge, A. c. Wilcox, J. M. Mason Jas. D Dewell, Cornelius Pierpont, Wm- R. Tyler.
 CHAS. s. LEETE, President e<-~- JAMES D. DEWELL Vice President H. MASON, Secretary. -+-- GEO. F. NETTLETON. Assistant Secretary oc16eod
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
rHE COURT RECORD.

TAE co UB'E RECORD. Court Of Common Pleas-Judge Stud. ley. In this court yesterday the case of Charles Butler ct ux. vs. Hobart Kelsey ct ux., both Branford parties and brothers-in-law, was on trial. It is a suit for trespass. The argu- nents were made in the afternoon by W. A. Wright for plaintiff and Zacher for defend ant. ''''--7f-
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16

See Johnson and Bre's adv't on srd page.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-16
Waterburyss Kirl

e- Waterburyss K1rmess.
 The gross receipts of Waterbury's kirmess were 3,89S, net &, ,3s7. The profits go to Waterbury's city hospital. ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06
N5Sehe,efiehe gl;seofs SS-fsofs-Beaso,s pomos 6. eepmhu 1886

6ebr Iet6t ober getpiltnt man Die oil Der
Seite ftebenoen &roSpen Der UlloutlG DON
gtebenStpeiqen, iuenr Die Sptberl Der Bfdtt>
,eu aus aebroAen o0er ~abgelhnttteH lDerz
SEN. @enitgt aud Die @lltpidelu18 Dtsler
gteben 3tpeige nod nt6t, 10 Deroet1 otele
tpieoer betn nGd)iten Irtebe 6urb oaI1elbe
9(usbr edeu sur 0er5tpeigung 9enotbtgt,
bis Die 8fIan5en Die geDHnlbte GortlI err
balten. Oiele Sorrn fam BET Der 10 emf
ftebeloen &ugelz ODER BDranpoenge1talt
10 leiht un0 gsfGuig er5lelt i0eroet, oob
9tienlano Die 8fldn5en itetT ODER oern1lfal7
tet 1ell1en bart.
Sece 8flanSe, weI@e ibre SeitenfnoSpeH
enttpidelt, fam etngeItuBt, D. b. Der GnoT
tlo3peu beraubt tDeroen. Sretlt6 TT MOI
BET 9luen Die 3eit gIetd, penn otele SorS
naDlne ausgefilbrt tDeroen lou. Set mar
ftoen ooer ipei9bol3igen @eDdnien 8. ..
BARI Die @uofno5pe nidt frilber, = lelb1tz
reoen6 nit m0glt6It %geringer 8erleBung
uno nit Misunderstanding Durd
GoblenItalb - tDegge10mnen tDeroett, ais
bis Elm Nnihpeuen Der Settenfnospen be-
merfIt1 tniro uno Der Sribling ODER
80 MINER Die iungen griebe 5ur 9tette
briu9en tann, umiome6r, oa lEb Der SrteD
oann UNI eintge Moden Der3Ogern totro.
Die 3meige 9eben yleulin8e nno aus
6ieien ermadien oft Die l6onlteR Ytlan5eI.
Utan bot iogar 8eilpieIe, oaB Der 8opf
neider@end6le breintal Gb9elUnttte1, ais
St0dLtng bebarOelt unD aIS polfomnlene
BflanSe er5ogen wur6e, 10 3. y. Don oer
Acaucaria. Otau0e @drtner, Delde lid
Dorai9Li6 Der @ritcn3u6t nit Dem gum
itiglten GrfoIge wiOnen, empfeblen oas
GtnituBen Don ben GnDipiBen, tueId1es tie
nit elmer l6arfen S6eere ooer aud nit
Dem 6ingerua9el perri0leH. Qub ourd ooS
@inltuben Der gieubouGnoti6en uNo @aps
p~flan3en an ben S0pfen ooer @tolptben
gerpinnt man eine Siiue BON Slumen
oOer einen iebr 9efdalgsn 8n6s Der
3Detge.
Die !3eit gum Ginftuben ooer 9lus7
bre1en lit getommen, meHu Die Pfla13e
3u treiben begiunt. Sunge, filr5li6 crit
nerpflan3te St0Glin9e ooer Sanlltnge
biirfen nt6t frIlber elngeituBt Deroen, bis
Iie lt6 geb0rtg betDur3elt baben. BET Qls
teren Bflanaeu nimmt man oas @tnituBen
am beiteu Daun Dor. menn Der iunge Srieb
ii0 bur6 8eritdrtung Der GHotnoSpe be-
merfli9 madt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06
gtlterna0we5s 1ir Sanner.

Us 1T 1eDr nun 1enStDert1, aber qud1
l1psertg, etlte1 ltberen 9ta@peis iber Das
glitter Der Dubtter 3u baben, nm aur rehten
a3ett Die alien, ltb our6 @jerlegeu ntdt
l1ebr lobnenoet 3biere aus3umersen uuo
lur 1lluge, trudtbare 0ennen 3u bebalten.
0d tDuroe ltn5 tInglt elm 81 Dielem 2tpet
dn9etoaHpts5 Wttttet befQnnt, tDeideS Gber
ntdt ettpa CUR gtQdQbmuna empfohLen.
lonoern bier ais abi1reGenoeS GeilnieI nrz
getlbrt tperOen lou. MGr beludten 1iinoit
ben 9eflugeIbof zines Sarlners uno erfreuz
ten uns Der S6aGren lebr lchDner. lneift
anserlelener 9lbner. @lniia tbr Nutter
lutpeno uno ab uno 3u fraBe1O, fiel uns
aut tDte u1gel6idt itD einaelite Oiibner
betm St1arren anitelten. Oils mir Dem
SeltBer otele Semerfun9 mittbetlteu. ermi=
oerte oerlelbe ld0elno: 70, Die ungeI1idz
ten &raBsr meroen i'm 5erbite abgei6afft,
t9re 3e1ell llno 1ebt ldmntlt6 pcq, iie lino
al genn9 uno paoe1 ous8eotent." Oa
erfubren mir nun gu unlerm ernftlihen
Gtltanner, Dap Der Weann ben 6iibnern
PIE g5agel an allen 3eben nit etnem iharz
ten Wle11er ab9e11ultten bate uuo, 6omit
pie gfagel au6 gar nt0t nieber ,pQdjen
t%onnteT1, mItlalrlu1t elnem Ibelle Ser Qehe,
Oas Sehten Der 9fGgel an ben 2eben 3eioe
tbm oas Nlter Der Olbner an; uad Dem
erlten Sabre fperoe Der Gagel BON Der rem
ten 3ebe 9elbnLtten. nab Dem 3lueiten Der
bon Der lttfen 3ebe, nab Dem brttten Sabre
TONNE Die Uitttel3ebe oaran uno rod1 Dem
Dlerten Die 9lnter5ebe; i'm Sabre ooronf
l9la@te ooer n%erfaufe er Damn ale
9ltbner, stpelhe teine NGgel mebr hStten>
9Str b%eoauerten Die @raulamfeit NM
audi oaS lnportbetIbafte bieles ggerfohs
rers. aurnaI fi4 Die Gbiere ben arSBten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06

She'll tbrer glabruns ieIbf gu iuGen
batten, unO etnpfablet ibm an Oeiien
SteGe cine neuerDing8 III 0eutidLano
pielfaA itblihe 9lrt uno Q8eiie, tpel6e Den
gLeiben 3DeG entbdlt. 9ort bat man
nGmli0 ROTH gefdrbte @unmiringe 3u Oicz
lem Bebufe, tUeL6e duBerit leicbt DeDnbar
ftnO. 10 oaB feiH Druid entite6t; OUrd eiuen
Der acknowledgements SUB OeS 9ubnes
Ieibt i6teben uno ipGter umihlteBt Der
Sting oos Bein bes Gbteres. Our6 Nufz
idteben sipeier Jfinge I'm eiu Bein uno
0ann I'M baS 2tnoere fam man jotGerz
art oas Glitter Der G3iere lei1t errotben.
9lud itto Die 0ummiringe ais @rfenz
nungs3eiGen bel Nuf3udt mebrerer gIei2er
6ilbncr ieDr Lei1t gu uertpenoen.
We6ge oieie M1ittbelLung ben @efliigeLz
freunben bon NuBen letn uno Oieietben BON
alien grauiameu @erfa6run8slpeiien abz
baIteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06
8On N0B Mna Gerss.
b.

Ser beroiente oeuti6e Naz
ttonalz Nbgeor0nete G t6arb
y tnther bon Si9fOib in Wisconitit,
palder in bret @0ngreiien 10 ebreuool gez
tDtrtt bat, trat BET Dem II u It enrepu
blttant6 en G0ngreB : Gpns
II I'm ie1iten Be5irt bon WiSconitn,
tr9b anF0aGIiber Ablebnung, bod als
SHperber auf, f,teI Gber D II T d.. ST
er6telt auF benz Gonpent 81 Stimmer,
!pdbreno Die iiberpiegenoe W2e6rbeit ii6 fir
pen Gn9Ltldr>N nerttQner @lart entldieo.
Sa, ia! Seit ben Derru1ten @ommuz
niltenz Sdalot6aten III @6icago u1o Wtilz
tDalttee mebt eth bitterb0ier &uonnotbingz
Bin0 ourb's 3ano, unD er lit nur gegeu
Die 9eutiden 9eri6tet.
Der Oi6ter 6einr. Climber
iDuroe bur6 BIaine's Stump
retieu jill fol9enoem 8ers, fret nat9
Qetne, III Der u9etrotter NbenopoIt" begeiz
ftert:
gGtumpen6" 5ieBt bur5 Maine's @ebiet
Gle poltt10e Wteute,
On, Der an Der Spige Sie6t,
Oiug't i9ou eininal plette.
Gap fur 4rp9ibition 0u bit,
gSirlt On, Silnn1p, 6iiBen
&eun oil g8alerlilnpel lieDit,
Gag mir lallen 9rlBen!
Son Der 8un3esi6uI0 tuur6en
i'm Derflolienen Oionat $1,910, 699.02 q b :
%be5a9lt.
- Ser Silfs> Gon1milidr 6es General
%2anOQmtes, 9r. g. Wt. Stofitdger,
bat it'd ieBt bon Der GongreB= Can
b ttdtur i'm oritten Be5trf bon Snoiana
8 II + Il d e3Dgen ulo baOur6 niht
nUr Die @tntrqht inter ben o~orti9en De-
ntofraten mteOerhergeiteIt, ~ionoern aud
t!b lel6lt Der @t0thuenDiafeit entboben,
ietn NInt tIeoerlegen 81 miilien.
= Der a merifanii6 e@eneraI
n III in Jfon, 9err NlOen, bat benz
Stdnt5ninilter einen Beridt uber Die
81 spamberun9DOn StaIienern
mad ben Ser. StGGten l%iberianot.
IS heiBt 6ariu: 6agptiG6li6 6arm0r>
better, 9trteu un0 8auern traten bic Getie
Oil, mo tie uabmen ielten me6r ais $50,
Den TabrpretS abgere6net, nit ii6. SIN
mand)en SdQeu bergen Tie IT'D 0aS @eIb 81
ho5em 3tnsflBe. t0err QIoen lit Der Nnz
ii1t, oaB tetne qauperS, Wabnitnnige
u. ogi. aus Stalien nab ben Ser. Staaten
geianot meroen. Die italtenti6e 9fe9iez
rung legt Der AuSDanOerUng ~fetnerlet
6inoerniIe entgegen, %loHoern beibrdnft
fid oarauf, bafir gu lorgeu. baB Die NuSs
neutrality-suspicious. ntdt 6elhiptnoelt tuers
ben. Sn Bolge Dss lmltanoes, DaB cine
grOBe NnSabl StolieUer in ben Ser. Staaz
ten OerDGltuiBmdBig suten gerotenit ges
fnnoen babeH, Bat Die Qusruanoerung in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06
neutrality-suspicious..
9as @eupreHen.

9sutauta9e, no Der Tarmer mebr aIs lie
oarauf %angeDielen lit, DaB er ii6 beitrebe,
aus allen Wt0gIi0en @elo gu ibaffeu.
mare eS tlr i'm nibt bic Lebte 9eIoqueae.
ipenn er lein iiberflllii9es 9eu itets 81 gls
ten pretlen perwertben t0nRte, = ia lo8ar,
penn lt1 an re6t ptelen Orren bic @ele>
9e1bett oarbOte, 6eu unmtttelbar gum Bers
tarte 3u MAIDEN, alS einerieits in ben IeBten
Sabren LIBERAL i'm 9an3en 2auoe baS 0eu
etnen 9uten GretS bate, anoererieits aber
neil oas tpeu cine lolde @aare lit, tpelNe
tets nteIe Abneamer bat, ipeld IeBtere teiE
Sen MAIDEN fDnnen. tpie 4. y. Die Bferbes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06
GmwdAe R6ntter.

peI9e ibre poIIe M annesfraft unO
@laf1sitdt bes @eites pteOer gu %erlangen
wiini9en, ioGten ni9t peridumen. ben
6 ugenbfreunb" gu Ielen. Oos nit
pielen Rronteugei9i9ten erlduterte, reidli6
ous9eltattete &erf siebt @u fi9luB iiber Elm
9eiIperfGbren, wobur6
SauIenbe inner6aIb ~fiir3eiter 3eit obne 8es
rufst0run9 poatanOi9 Electromagnetic
purber. 0eilperfabren ebenio etnfa6 ais
biQig. cSeGer ieir ei9ener Ar5t. S6tdt 25
Gents in stamps nn0 Sbr betommt bas
Sud periie9eIt un6 franco augei9tdt Don
ber Yripot= &linif unb OispeHs
arp", 10 y. 9ouitonzS Ctr, near Sroa6s
nan, SEEM Worf @itp. l4lun1 SmO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06
SQMte1t.

Die tire RteAertunft lin 9tiHen su erUortem pnmf&eAS
Nnben freunoIi9e autnabme uub quite 0Hese BET mSst0
SeR preiIeR. WSeS. &. Is. 8eidlter, Sebonluae,
10ib1atiOawB sc. 3 @et dHbiGuasS trafAs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06
Ssttift.ke t Der SopfpNeaacs,.

gBte bGuftg OerrtiBt Der B~fla15enIteb=
baber in ieiner Samnlung fremoldnoii9er
@etuG1le Die gefGutgen mi iippigen 8orz
uteu Der Nlatar; ME oft iiebt CT itott Der
buidioeu trdtttgen 3Hansen S6ndblinge,
pelde Der .miDiam g~ebunoeue Baoen an
benz Stabe aulanmcn5 tpdr8t. Der @runo,
ban iib Bflaa8en aitloS uHo drmLi1 biz
ben, lit Mot INNER Der, OaB ie in Den
gBintermonaten lpegeu Wtaugel an &aum
ara 5ulammengeordu9t lteben miiiien;
pielmebr birtte Die unri6tige 8ebanolung
biniintlih oes @tnituBenS Der 3pcige ais
Die bGaufieite unO pa9re nrlahe gu betra0s
ten ietu.
@Qe 9flansen in G0pfen neigen, ment
fie Qer6umig iteben, 5um S@lantperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06
1~prtnbefMweroeu oer 0feroe.

@cnn ein gfero ben urin Mot Iaiieu
tal1u, Elm uebel, tpeIdeS beiouoerS bel
WaQa0en oft porfommt unO logar 9eiGbrs
lid uer0en fann, 10 reibe man oaiieIbe auf
benz Greu3 nit Gerpentin0l tii6tIg etn, be-
bede IS gut nit elmer tparlnen Oede uno
gebe tbn Oaueben J Btnt Qeinol Elm, Das
3utpeilen nod elumd1 3u tDieoerbolen lit.
Gin a%nOeres, iebr Gutes WttteL tit @amz
p6ers Spiritus, tpDUou man ale 5 Wtinuten
Is Eropfen III ettpaS tparMem Q8aller etHs
giebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06
1876 .. Glarf Str, Gbieass, 80.

cseSermunu, Der ua6GAtcaso tOmmt, IOute ia mid
" D%eridumen, bas
@anorAma Der G@IaGt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06
G. Oh No / IL d u DIT.

Cd BETTE Elm unieblbarss gtttteL scset Dteiss sa
cen, but5 beTsn @ebrou3 SuGienOe ber lGtimuiitea
unO peraltetiten 6dns sebetlt OHreeH. DtetE @taEes
an isIue gD~irtiaIRtert III 10 TART, b9B tb sHsSee
RSlsSeaen neSit etnem iehT WectbScGsSt ErGSt@s
GgefiS iebea an bieier srGntReit 4eioeu6sn SuiieSS
la Eta 9aau ssbs bic @rprsB' uES Ssa OiSSes'
AsreTs an
&&e. e. III G1SeSu&. 80 Resrt UtE. Nsaa @@a
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06


au iebeu es lift bos SrOBartrsfte in ieiuer art. gtebntt
Bic Sable Gar mad panorama Rlace. SifeH tG9ltd DON
s u6r Ntorgens bis II lbr Abenos. 21ipt
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-02

Tunes lost my way rntneiy. eroutl.
stumbled over bush and rock In two hour,
was again on the spot
Il was my intent tu drag the BODY down
the mountain side and throw 1t in the river
Whether 1t was found far or near il would
| Thought lessen and break the web of cir
cIinIStamtial evidence. | saw weaving about
me. 1t would put Pratt off the ground !
must frequent.
The fraL Imrnt Of moon remaining was jlIst
above the dark outline of the hills ON the
other side of the river In ten minutes /
should lie left in total darkness.
commenced removing the brush from
Fratt'> body. t""k it first from the legs
and trunk. Tho face | didn't want TO
sec # possible | worked the slower as
| approached the head The moon sunk
entirely h-'hind the dark ridge opposite
l removed the brush from the head | had
-"""hel the last branch covering it | at
to hold it with feeble resistance. | stnupd
lower. >biveriug The branch was clutchrd
i'll Fratt's right hand. Yet the body lay in
curlS,>lik" rigiditv. II did not seem, As
then saw IT, the act Of liz e man. 1t seemed
dHai hniv holding on with a dead life
Almost desperate with horror. | tugg,d at
the branch. Then heard Pratts Voice say
ms family: Its no; Your mountain