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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04

ALLEN-MEDBERY-At Christ Church. Balston spa.
" Y September !, 1856 by the Rev Charles Peueteau,
Frank Powell Allen. OF Lisbon. Dakota, 20 Miss Minnie l..
TAFT daughter OF Mrs. . b. Medbery OF the former place
EDS-GODDARD-On Thursday, 10Th August 1885, At
Whitchurch. Edgware, England By the Rev j. b. Norman
Sanford Leeds New York. and Beatrice
Maud daughter OF James Goddard esq, Of North Lodge,
Canons Park, Edgware
MARTIN-wITHERs-on September l. in philadelphia, At
the residence Of the brides grandfather the late III X
Price the Rev Richard Newton, D. D. Dr. Edward ar
tin to Anna X. Withers. both Of Philadelphia
WAsHBURN-MCKELVEY-O Wednesday september !.
1883, Turner'S y. y by the Rev. Thomas G. straus Of
Cold Spring, y Y. Irving Washburn Of Neglork CITY, 70
Jennie Nc kelEeV OF Iurners y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
FERNANDO WOODS SHARP PRA CrIoE

Fernando Woods receiving S25. 700 from the CITY
for the home IN which live for many years
aerward furnished considerable talk yesterday IN TIE Oiy
Hall Chief Clerk Twomey said rccolleet wen "hen
FERNANDO Wood while ongressman would here and
keep him informed Of any motion made IN we %
" open sevcnths did mol kho" Ien
thai had paid him go 900 for his property n,
I remember him. too" sail John MOrrih ne clnl9
m 10 me one day In Broadway the Board snd
SAID me- there way Of keeping tose
fellows from going through property sale. Wei ar
Mayor guess you know better how TO do that ihan 90
know write members OF the bOar anu
thing because he had laid cut beauta4 pA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
THE VEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICArGoNs-FoR "a HOURS
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-For New-Eng'and,
eastsrn Nev.York eastern Pennsylvania, New.Jersey
Delaware and Maryland fair weather, warmer. east
erly winds. becoming variable.
Thence westward, fair with nearly stationary tenn
peraturs except local in Minnesota Wisconsin
and Western Michigan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
VOLCANIC DUST IN TIE SEA.

The bark Thomas A. Goddard arrived mere
yesterday from New-Zeaand. Captain Auckland re-
ports that June Is latitude 800 81 ano Longitude
the bark sailed ,or four hours through % dense yell
low dust IL supposed that the dust was dus 10 Tue
recent volcanic eruption In NewLeaand-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
EARTHQUAKE oBsERvArIoSs IN CANADA.

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 3.-PrOfessOr CarpmaeI,
director of the Magnetic Observatory here REPORTS as
follows in connection with the late earthquakes at
Charleston and vicinity the night OF August 81:
The ef-recording msgnetOgrapAs at the Toronto Cd
eryatorv slOw slight magnetic changes beginning az
e55 o. M standard time and at the same time all the
magnetic Instruments were set IN vibration Oy eAIth
rd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
SYMPATHY FROM QUEEN VICTORIA.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3..-The following dis
patch dated Bamors, september 3, was received to-
day from Queen Victoria:
10 me President Of me United States:
Ideslre express my profound sympathy with tho
sufferers by earthquakes and await with anxiety
further intelligence which hope will show the elects
10 laye been less dIsasIr0us than reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
AN ERUPTION IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, sept. "a dispatch f. ON Oakland,
Ill., to me Times "ieserday the citizens OF Bow
drie township, north OF this city. we're startled by
noise Ike the explosion OF steam boiler
IL WAS found TO have been caused by an
erunuo, m the farm OF Christian Lunkenbacb,
who sad to-day that noise occurred cloud OF
snake and dust was thrown sixty feet IN the air, In
which were bits OF dirt sumps aud roots deep hole
W Alcn nas not YET Deen eKpl0rel
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.voruFR D4RBY CASE IN yEWlRK

stephen A. Harrington, age forty-eight, an engineer
emnloved at Mechanic and Lawrence SITS, Newark,
was arrested last night charges similar TO hose
brought against Darby. One of the alleged victims -
Line Lyo1 age eleven OF No. u Union-st. She how
eyer denied actual criminaity. physician, never
theless found that she rad been assaulted. Ii has
been s-certained that four girls whose ages are be-
tween eight and ten visited Earrngtons engine room
They will be arrested to-day.
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REpuBLIcAN roLrrIcs IN CONNECTICUT.

lEfCbLlCAN fOLlllOo IN CONNENlANOi'
NEw-HAvEN, Sept. 3 (SpecidD. Repub-
ican convention was held in New-Haven tonight
and Lynde Harrison, n. d. sperry, George d. Watrous
and Charles A. Bald win elected delegates to the
state Convention. The delegates all IN favor OF the
nomination OF + e. Lounsbury for Governor. careful
canvass OF the sixtv.sx delegates from New-Hayen
County shows that sixty Of them are IN favor Of Mr.
Lounsbury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
CRACKS LEFT BY THE SHAKE.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. ga dispatch to The
Chro.tee from beaufort says thot Coosaw Mines
there ia crack Ia the 200 feet long ami inches
vida an the tou on ST. Helena leland, of Beaufort
coast several large openings we're made aud plies of
mud aud sand were forced up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04

tribune OFFICE, Sept Al a ma few showers ID
Dakota and Minnesota were the exception yesterday
The rule hne weather. with warmer tendency
Tho barometer here remained steady and high. with
clear skies and dry air. The temperature ranged De-
tween 75s and 6lo. the average t67ss'i being ~
higher the corresponding day last year. anu
2Ao higher than on Thursday =, 49, -
FAIR. warmer weather may DO expscted IN TINS c,y
ana vicinity to-day At present warm f~r or pAfuJ
cloudy weather Is indicated for sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
THE VEST INDIES cRIcKETE.s DEFEAr ED

FINE PLAYING OF THE BELMONT CLUB AT PHILA-
DELPRIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. (Specian. - The game
OF cricket begun yesterday between the West Indies and
Bel mont clubs terminated to-day easy victory
the home club BY the following score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
MAD DOG AT RIDGEWOOD.

Two boys, Willie Willmarth and David
Lazy, were seriously bitten ~ . mad dog yesterday
morning at Ridge wood l. L The animal ran through
the village streets. swapping a. everybody In ss way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04

You Cannot be Sure that you will run the
summer through-free from all attacks OF Cramps,
Cholera Morbus Dlarrh@a, Dysentery, etc Prudenty
provide yourself therefore, with Dr. Jaynes Carmi-
native Ba!sam, perfectly safe medicine and a sure
curative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
rwn M1nNIGHr sHocKs IN CALIFoRNIA.

GERMANTOWN, Cal, Sept. 3.-Two heavy
shocks OF earthquake following each other rapid SUI
cess!On were ielL nere al midnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04

yesterday sent dispatch to the George B. McCieen
Light Guard, OF Boston, stating that the officers OF
the regiment have accepted the Invitation 20 attend the
TENDER IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04

TIE SIITT-SISTH ACCEPTS
Adutant Moran, Of the Goth Regiment,
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Confecto Laxative.
MARRIED.


fruit loZenge for cOn.paton agreeable 10 the taste
efficient IN action. At Druggss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram white line shows the baromeri-
cal at the signal station IN THIS
city yesterday BY series OF dots relative humidity or Ps
saturaOn OF the with moisture Indicated
fluctuations temperature a. regis
tered by Thermometer At Hudnuts pharmacy No 2Ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
DIED.

AL notices Of ma riages must be Endorsed h (I name
and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04

-5,.rfv Will cause ersat distress and suffering. but
% y, ~ snterfere with dspatch Of business
VI" A. ". TAFT. president Charleston Exchange.
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ltuperbante gpetie

i'm sRagen entmideIt cine Saure, belde ben
Sbertbeil Der Reble unb beS @aumens iidt unb
bas Soobrennen uerurfudt. slud entpidelt iie
elm @as, tuel@eS @fasenbldbuns unb Elm sc.
fiibl uno Nusieben bon ausbebnuns in ienem
Organ mad benz eifen erseust. @esen Oiefe
Saure uab sesen bieie edwelluns 1T So.
fetter's Masenbitters elm tneit beiie.
res Seilmittel als altalifdbe salse, tpie eiri@.
born uno foblenfaure SoOa. Gin Weinslas
buu 8itters mad ooer bot benz G1en wiro au.
berldiiis Der 8idbuns borbsuaen ooer fie ber'
treiben. Diefes fdmafbafte @igenmtttel eegen
9bspepfie, fonobl in ihrer afuten mite in ibter
dronifden S}orm, berbitet unD furirt hud Sart,
leibisfeit. 2eberleiDen, acknowledgement, gter-
boiitdt unb SdDade Ser an iid Elm ab.
nebuen Der &raft bennertt follte unbers:sli@
biefes i@madbafre StdrfunssmitteI sebrauden.
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gfteseraefthlaaert.

Sn Der GommerceitraBe gegeniiber ber
grpreB= Office, muroe beute WOrgen
2 ubr ein farbiser 2obnfuti@er bon brei
tpeiber Mdunern niebergef9lagen. Ser
Ruti6er serietb nit oieien 2euten auf
bem Mainsplaja in 5treit uno ginsr
engagirte i'm, um mad Der @artenftraBe
gefabren au merbeu. Die beiben 4nbez
rem folsten. Su ber Commensurate
nun tpurbe Der Geger entmeber bonn
Guti6trbed beruntergesogen ober gefros
Ben uno bant fielen bic Orei itber i'm
Der. Das obren5erreiBeube @ef6rei
bes Mibbanbelten rief bic polia iten
bsrbei; porauf Die Nuareifer &eiBaus
nabmen unb ii@ nod Marfet @traBe
flii9teten. giner- ber 8etbeiligten Na'
mems &uiieu murbe einsefangen.
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= Sn ber id9fif@en @ta6t pegau
tam es in Der Na9t bonn Gonntag GA.
Sanuar) gum Wontag gu eiaem &rawaa
5mif6en @ipil unb Militdr. 9ta9ts
gegen II ubr begann nod perabrebetem
plan eine 5ablrei6e Wense bas Wa6t=
gebdube unD ben poiien bor Gepebr
nit Steiner unb S9nee 5u betperfen
unb brang auf bic berauseilenoen Wa9z
manni6aften bonn @arabinier-& -&egiment
nit Sii6waffen Elm, 10 baB bieie gez
atpungea waren, blanf 5u 5ieben. @s
entipann ii1 in Golge beiien cine reael=
re9te S9la6t amif6en ben @iuililten
unb ettua Is 5Oloaten, Der erlt elm
@noe gemaht tperben fonnte, na9bem
piele, sumSb ilre@t i6meregermunbun
gen uorgefOmmen pdren. 3wei 4erate
paren ben &eit Der Na6t binour9 nit
@erbinoen uno 3undben Der Munben
befddfligt. Ser 9auptrdoelsfiibrer lit
bereits feineu 8erlebungen i'm 2a3aretb
erlegen.
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3o@ter geben unb iagen: gs 1T mir eine
gbre, 6err Saras! NIio - oa ndre
gum 8eiipiel bic oide Marinia, bic So1s
ter bes 2aiters, ooer bic f6mar3e &az
Iia....
N6er Saros i9uttelte bas 9aupt unb
bic blauen Nusen blidten bitter. 9ier
1T mir bas 9eben gu f9uer geuoroen,
fagte ct, als oaB es mir ie Dieber lei6t
tper6en t6nnte! Sabt tauienb Danf fir
alle Cite, aber i'd gebe! l1nb babel be=
barrie er trob allen 3urebens unb that
fi6 UNI einen anberen Dienit um.
IS boten ii9 ibm 5mei pldbe als
8roBtne9t: bel Sman Woronfa in 3uz
lance, bem 8ruber oes &i6ters Stefan,
uno bel etnem pfarrer an ber @renae.
2obn unb Mrbeit tparen bieielben, bier
tpie bort mar er unabbdngig unb stpar
aus benz sleiden @runbe, neil iomobt
Sman als Der bo6miirbige Serr bas
Waier nur gebrannt tranten. @s nip,
te aud nidts, baB er bic 90fe ielblt au>
Job, bic @tellen maren pirflid glei9.
Da es aber 10 tuenig barauf anaus
fommen ibien, uO er eintrat, 10 menoe=
te er baiielbe Nflttel an, our9 pel9es
in feiner 6eimatb fdbou 10 man6er
Gntid)luB gu Slanbe gefommen 1T. @r
bsibloB, gum pfarrer gu geben, penn
es am no9fen 5ountagmorgen regen
wiirbe, unb gu Sman, menn es better
wdre. yeun iGien am 56idialstase
Die Sonne 10 f16n, tuie man nur tpiins
fben mobte, uuo er begab iib mad 3u=
lance.
(Gortiesuna foIat.)
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MQcrlet.

= Gin neuer 8erein, Der San Nn=
tonic NIT eleftrii9em 2i9t beriorgen
min, bat liG gebilbet.
= Geltern purbe cine fran36liide
2a6p Namens Saain perbaftet, melt lie
bic farbige 2abp Martba Williams
bur9gepriigelt bate.
= Das @eleiie Der MiiIionsbabn III
unterbalb 6lorespile big gum San glns
tonic CLUB selegt. DOrt witb eine
8er36gerung bur9 ben 8riidenbau ein=
treten.
- Won 2are6o tplro cine ieltiame
@ei6i@te gemelbet, bic ii6 in Huepo
2arebo sreignete. Gin lult'ger, leioer
au9 blinber Wulifante bate eine iunge
unO babi6e Merlfanerin sebeiratbet.
gfa9oem bic 6littsrmoAen poriiber waz
ren, butte bic iunse Grau bas tranrlge
Sos feunen gelernt, bas ibr On Der Seite
zines blinoen Wtannes beborSianb uHb,
tur3 enti6lplien. beIertirte iie mdbreno
Der N6meleabeit bes 8dtten. 9lls Der
8linbe auriidtam, permIBte er feline
Grau uuD ba lie bel ben Na9barn ni9t
auf3ufinben mar, bena4ribtigte ct bic
pOlsei bon benz 8orfaa. Dieie err
f6ien, bur9lu1te bas Saus unb fanb
in bemfsIben einen groBea Suao. Das
Sbier tpuroe benz blinben Dtulitus be-
i9rie6en. tporauf bieler ertldrte, es lei
nidt fein 0unb. 9llio bate man es
nit einem fremben ginOringling gu
tbun unb oesbalb perbaftete man ben
6uno uno iperrte i'm ins @efdugniB.
4m nd9fen Gage tpurbe Der sefangene
8ierfuBler bem &i6ter porgefiibrt unb
perb6rt, oa man ibm aber nidt mad,
tpeiien tonnte, baB er nit ber Deiertion
ber Srau In irgenb mel6er 8e3iebuus
ffau6, 70 mubte er auf freien SUB ge.
iebt tuerben. au6 bic iunse 6rau be-
finbet ii9 nod auf freiem Gube unb
ipirb tpabri6einli6 ibre Sreibeit gu
pabren tpiRen.
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Oie Qlufuohme her npuen 6tont,t

= 9ie Qufua6me Der neuen 5taaten
in bic Union seidab in folgenoer &ei=
benfolge: N6t Sabre mad Nnerfenuung
Der unabbdnsigfelt Der uripriiuslibea
Ii Staaten tpurben &entudp unb Ser,
mont, beibe i'm Ge5ruar 1871, aufges
nommen. Damn folateu: Senneliee
1896. Ohio 1902. 2ouiiiana 1912,
Snoiana 1916, Wtfiiilippi 1917, Suis
nois 1918, gllabama 1919. D}aine
1920, Miliouri. 1921, Nrfanlas 1926,
Wfi6igan 1927, GIorioa, Soma uno
8 Segas 1845, Wlsconliu 1847, @alie
fornen 1850, Mlnueiota 1858, Ore=
gon 1859, Ranias 1861, Wefs s8irginia
1862. yteoaoa 1864, gfsbrasfa 1867
uno Colorado 1876. 0ermont bat nur
3wei 8ertreter im &eprdientantenbaule,
ebenfo piele GlOrioa; Oregon. gtepaba
unb Goloraoo baben gar nur eiuen.
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Galifprnia 9Seine.

5err s. s. MeDer, Wbolelale &
&etailbduoler in @eiuen, alamo plasa,
1T Dor Gur3em BON ieiner pierten @es
f6dftsreIfe mad @alifornien 3uriidse.
febrt. gr fann ieBt feline &unoen unb
Samilien nit Den beiten @orten bon
@aliforniasWeinen unb reinem Srau=
bens sBran6D berieben. &einen galifors
mia @laret, berfauTt er Die @anone-$1.
portz unb aubere unoerfdli9te Weine
lin6 itets bel ibm borrdtbig.
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81. s.. gaaleiton, @bef Der Sort.
Nbtbeiluus i'm Nderbau Bureaa, iagt
in ieinem Dem NderbausG GpmmiKdr 5us
geftellten Sabresberidt. baB Das ge,
fammte BON Walo beoedte Ireal in ben
Ser. 5taaten iin 489, 100000 Ncres
belaufe. Ser Mertb oes i'm pergange,
men Galenberiobre erportirten 0olses
belief iidb auf $50. 1863, 1894, eins Nb.
nobme BON $9.019.991. Ser Wertb
bes importirten 9nI5es beaifferte li6 auf
$12. 629. 062. @aaleffon psiit auf bic
yfOtbipsaoigfeit bes WdlberibuBes bin,
Der in man9en Slaaten, mo man nit
benz 9Ol3itanoe in oerbre@erii6erWsiie
aufrdume. 5ur 9ebensfrase semoroen
fei. Die Gertpenbuug BON 9ol3 feitens
Der .@Iienbabngeieqi6afte tlir S9mel=
len lege bic tpi9t;ge Grage itabe, ob es
ni6t angebra9t lit, biefelben 81 swin.
gen, an ibren 8abnen entlang Bdume
au pflan3en, nm oaour@ ben 4usfaq
tpenigftens anndbernb au beden. Dann,
beiBt es meter in benz Beridt, iei ser
9oIsbiebftabl auf &tgierungsldnbereien
INNER nod in boiler 8liitbe uno es un>
terIiege feinem 3ueifel, baB niGt menis
ge. fonft auf @brenbaftigfeit Nnfpru6
ma9enbe 9eute inbirett an bieiem sro-
Ben &aubipfem betbeilist iinb.
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gdsuIs' SilIaro galpp,t.

Sen 8elu6ern meiues 8iflarbs
Salons, iouie 6em publifum i'm Nlz
gemeinen 3eige i'd biermit an, baB i1
pom l. Wdrs ab Die &ontrole iiber bic
BILLIARDS felbit iibernebme, oa 0err 49,
$. glarf fi6 auf ieiuen eiseuen Wuni6
Derdnbert.
Tom l. Mdr5 an lperoen Bel mir brei
Der feiniten 8illnrc til9e, tpie lie bon
ben erlten 8illiaroipielern Der Welt
benubt werben, gu finben iein.
15,1.t-1-3] q. g 6pl3.
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= MertmGrbig, baB in benz freilinni

-MertDiirbig, baB in benz freiiinni.
gen uno galtfteunoli9en ct. paul au
elmer 3eit, mo megen Des @isearnspals
tdgll9 oiele 8auienoe bon Grsmben in
bic Stabt itr0men. bas gebdiiise Soun.
tagsgeieb 10 itrenge aufre9t erbalten
mlro. SO ). .. melbet bic oortise
sWolfs3eitung" bonn Mfontag: y Oie 8es
iiBer bes Siooli" unb oes Mer9onts
9otel batten beute ieoer $25 gu aablen
neil bic 3aufenoe pOn 9ungrigen, bic
geltern bel ibnen ipeiiteu, aud Durit
batten. Oie Seiiber bes &pan Qotel,
oes @alifornia Weinbauies unb auBer.
benz nod 27 Wiribe baben ii6 morsen
tpegen Sffenbaltens Der Wirtbi9ait 3u
beranttporten. Ser Dant fur oieIe
PIaderei mirb ni9t eroB fein.
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Wie Der enalildle Dolitifer @ons

- Wte Der englil6e politifer &ans
boIpb Gbur1iG, 10 bat Der fran301l6e
Yolititer Dr. George @lemenceau, ber
islbrer ber rabifalen &ebupltfaner, eine
Mmerltauerin aur Grau. @lemeneeau
fam i'm s. 1862 als etnuno3wan3igidbs
riser STUDENT Der Meoi5in BON poris,
tpo man ign ipegen repubI!fanii9er
umtriebe ni9t mebr auf Der l1niperft fttdt
buIbets, nod ben Ser. Staaten. Grit
fri1tete er ietn 2eben in Stem Sort als
Correspondent oer freiitnnigen pariler
3eitung r9emps" unb f9rieb @utes
unb 1nreifes iiber bas 2eben uno Srei.
ben in bieiem 2anoe. 8alb aber befam
er cine 5telle als 2ebrer Der fran30iis
f6en 5pra9e, 2iteratur unb @ei6i6te
an Der b0beren Mdb@eni6uIe gu
STAMFORD in Connecticut. Gr tniipfte
nit elmer Der S9iilerinnen, Der rei6en
Warn 6lammer, elmer Waile, elm 2tes
besDerbdltniB on unb perlobte ii9 nit
ibr. 9lls Brdutigam febrte ct mad Bas
rig auriif, fonnte ieBt bort feline mebi3is
nif6en 9tubien po1enben, unb nahbem
er ii6 eine @riiten5 als 9lrat in Yaris
gegriiubet bate, bolte er feline 8raut
aus 9lmerifa. Wie bas friibere 6rdus
lein Serome BON Stem Oort nit 2Oro
Gbur9ia gliidli6 lebt, 10 1T bic @be
6es friberen Srdulein Slammer nit
9r. Glemenceau, Der itb elue itattli6e
dr5tlide unb politii9e 5teGuug errungen
bat, cine gliidli6e. SIN Arbeitstims
mer @lemeneeau's bdngt ein 8ruitsi
2incoln's unb Maibington's. Sod
ben geieoergang Granfrei6's bermug
aud oiefer politif5e Doctor, oeKen
Sauptlfarte i'm &eoen beltebt, nI6t
auf5ubalten.
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= 9abe SongaIine BEL einem paz
tienten angemanbt, oer Is Sabre lang
nit Neuralsia bebaftet mar. Ser @r
folg war bemerfsnsmertb. Soglei9
gepdbrte es 2inberung.
&. s. @onna(D, W. g.,
Mountain Sort, Nrt.
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= Sm @ifer. IS mar BON elmer
b0smilligen 8ranoitiftuns bic @ebe:
sd iage es aerabe beraus." 1ief Mr.
6aftp. nein Menib, Der aus Bos6eit ei.
men Stall abbrenttt, in benz it9 3man3ig
&abe befanben, follte BON einem Giel
gu 5ooe Dgetidt" meroen unb i'd udre
i'm Stanoe bas ielbit 3u tbun."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-19
9rs. g. & .. 9anieio,t,
bonn
Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy.


Sr. 8. 9abieion erlaubt fi6. feline
3oblreiden Greunbe BON ieiner Nutunft
In San Nntonio 3u informiren unb er
mirb fi4 gliidlif i9dben, biefelben au
elnpfongen, in benz Nfenger 9Oiel,
3imnler Nr. Ii i'm Parterre.
@prehftunben pDn 10 nbr 8ormits
tags Bis A l1br Na9mittass tdgli9 ooer
mad uebereintommeu.
Or. Sapielon bebanoelt bauptid6li6
nerpDle, hroui16e unb Blut=
&ranfbeitet1
gIe 6ieienigen, bic iid aus llnborz
iiGtigteit cine Grantbeit ober elm uebel
augesogen baben, forbert er auf, obne
Bersug BET Inn por3ufpre@en. Seine
langfdhrigen, In ben belfen oeutf9en
unb frans0iii6en 0oipitdlern gefdms
melten gtfabrungen bieten geniigen6e
@nrantie, baB alien nit ben erwdbnten
QranEbeiten 8ebafteten bic bette unb
tuiHenj9aftli9te 8ebanoluug su Sbeil
luirO.
Dieieuigen Botienten, tueld]e fi@ aus
Beibalb Der 5tabt befinben, m6gen
briefii9 ibren 9rantbeits3uifano ange.
ben uno uerben lire Briefe fofort Be-
radF9tigung erfabren.
Nfan merle ii9 bic Nbreife: 3immer
ytr. IL, Menser 9otel San Mntonio,
9eras.
@pre@t obne 9eridumniB oor, 6a
bes Doctors Nuientbalt bier tut3 1T.
Goeben pur6e berofentlidt unb uirb frei
auf 9erlan9en unb mad Ginienbung bon 2
Gents berfanot r@rpetieaI SbferpationS on
0erbous DsbiIitb anb @bsii,al Gxbauftion"
nit einem vGfIap on Warriaee4. nit widtisen
AbbaubIungsn iibsr anbere arnntbeiteu. Die.
leIbsn tno cine Sbnopfis aus @orleiuusen. bic
BON ben Doetoren Dabiefon i'm Wiliourt
Stadts. MuIsum fdr anatomie sehaItsn pur,
ben unb biloen einen pertbbolen Gr3tlt4en
&attseber, ben ale iunsen eeute lefen iouten.
gY abrsfe: Or. .. DaSiefon,
s,2,tuulM 1lenser SoteI, Gan antOniO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-19
enlpfo6len:

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Der &esulator tnrtrt :. alsn1al' asm Sd enlpfeple
ssn ass oSs5 an sSsn sss 0a' ss'ff'raas
iss'il; ssafss eits, Wo @. 81. geruarD.
Sd Htt febr an wtasenbei9werOen. aOpipeb
S.f.p. Gin MaSbar, tpel9sr Summons s,1eI y 9!
ssSGasOs ae ass ssnsn g s
.rite M Soi;s bie s ID eiasobm half mir iebr unS
in 8eit elmer Do@e mar id 10 fart nnb tiraftis
D.s Z. ~ y O;s oeEs Is,a,s = IVY ~ w ~
gidmonb, 8a. S. 8. @renfhap.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-06-19
Proud OF His Sister.

The Chicago Tribune relates the
case of a young man who was re-
garded as n phenomenon, because
he took his sister to all the best
entertainments, and actually de-
voted himself to her during the
lecture and opera season. Being
praised for his unusual attention
to his sister, the young man
promptly and proudly replied.
mo, there's nothing wonderful
or extraordinary about it. She is
the only woman l know in whom
| have the most confidence. She
is always the same, always pleas
ant and affectionate, and to tell
you the candid truth | am afraid
she'll go and marry some nf those
imitation men around here, and
be unhappy all her life.
"She has nobody else to look to,
and Ill take care she does not
have to look to somebody else. l
suppore some day genuine man
will come along. If he's genu-
inc man, l won't object Until he
does came, she's good enough for
me, and if l ever find as good a
girl, I'll marry her"
The example is most commenda-
BILE. A young man would do well
to seek his sisters society until he
finds another lady as good as his
sister.