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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-18
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NVE,
N the undersigned, ali of !h', STATE of FLORIDA,
have incurt Grated irS,.!v,s in association ID
be known The Franklin Cuuriy Lumber Com
pany The principal place Of business of said
company shall be III Carrabellr, Franklin ountv,
Florida. The object Of the ass, ciali"h is TO cary
ON the hu >,ucss oi manufacturing, s ling and buy
inn lumber. The amount OF capllal stock author
lZ,d !. fix d az hundred thousand dollars, TO be
divided into sha,rs If on hundred dollars each,
said stock to be pld in required by law and the
bylaws OF the said association. The time of the
commence mcnt Oh the corporation SHALL lac on the
2lst day of November A d. 1855, and terminate at
the expiration OF wv nty five years from that date.
The burinr of the company shalt be conducted by
Board of Dire ctors pre-id"uI, Treasurer and Sec
rotary to be cc"ic by the stockh"ldcrs annually,
the 2Sth day Of November of each year, the highest
amount ct Indebtedness or liabili y to which the
corporation can a. any time subject itself shall be
100000. A. ORR SYMINGrDN,
j. MCt. REINHART
ID. s. WALKER, JR
Nov 81 1SSS4N
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LETTER HEADS.

Plain paper, linen, or assorted cnlOrs, cheapl
and neatly printed, M FLORIDIAN OFFICE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
KAISER WILHELM.

A Couple of Anecdotes About the Recent
Ruler of Germany
One day the emperor William was in
specting the gardens at Babelsberg. ac
companisd by Young gardener. He
noticed that the latter showed an ever
increasing anxiety and pruoccupation
and seemed to find difficulty in attendip5
to his royal master. "l'ell me. now
straightforwardly, my good fellow" said
the emperor, what is troubling youY'
The gardener then told him that he was
an "Einjahrig' volunteer, and that M
such an hour, nearly approaching, lie was
due at the barracks at Potsdam. Then
put on your uniform and hurry off as
fast your legs can carry you When the
gardener soldier reappeared tnt emperor
was Ia his carriage; he told HIM to Jump
II, and ordered the coachmau TO drive
his fastest. When they arrived at the
barracks yard the hour had already
struck. Herr Hauptmann," said the
emperor to the officer in command.
Il have brought you this .lavgsrd. but
when you are setting his punist ntnt do
not forget that all the blame is due 10
me-
'A-h AAe tL*Fs ALEXANDER Al, VISITED
Wilhelm at Fins they used 20 sit down in
the Brunneu promenade and chat 70
geiher. As soon as it become kn. wn hat
the two great EN- perors could be easily
seen the promenade quickly became
crowded. The car was troubled and
irritat9d by the public curiosity and
wished 20 move away, but the kaiser
never felt any distaste for the loyal
swarming of the German people.
However, one morning, in order
to comply VITA the ears wish, he rose to
go, when he caught sight of Prince
Bismarck coming along the promenade.
"Ah," said he, NOV We shall have
quiet Why SOP asked the car
Look there" responded the kaiser
pointing 20 Bismarck, 'yonder comes the
man whom they viii think a greater
sight than either of us When the people
catch sight of Bismarck they win run
after him and leave Us alone"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
AGcneraI Tip-pp

* all the means Of public conveyance in @ large
and Industry for the time being, and IS attended
with an enpIm nus aggregate loss TO Che cuminuu-
ilY How much more serious to the Individual
/, ths genera tia-up Of hts system, known as CON
,uUatian. aud due - the strike of the most iu-
p1rtaut org ms for more prudent ueatme and
better care lf too long neglected "A torpid or
ney and liver diseases, maluriai trouble and
chronic dyspepsia. Dr Pierces Pleasant Purga-
i've Pellets ara preventive and cure Of these
disorders. They aCe prompt sure ana effective,
pleasant TO take, aud positively harness
Railroad Superintendent during big strike)-
Have You had any experience In Vaua-ius a
locomotives? Appucant--"Nut exactly; but my
wife and ! successfully started the kitchcn lire
with Kerosene for three years without getting
blown up 80 "Eureeal John, tell the President
I've found a man brave enough TO run flyer
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
THE BRIDE OF JESUS.
Something About the STANCE Sect She gound-
ed Whose King Lives in Illinois.

Something About the Strange Sect She Sound
ed Whose King Lives in illinois,
Rockford, H., Letter: The Bsehmauite
sect was founded in 1877 by a woman call
ing herself Dora Boekmau. She was a
native of Maine, and after having mar
ried and reared q family of children, II
was then in her mature age that she as
tonished the people in this region by
claiming TO be the bride OF Jesu, Christ
This was not all pleasing to her husband,
and much trouble eusuea. Becoming
more and more impressed with her fauat-
ical notions, she travelled about the coun-
try and gave readings and lectures. In
this manner she secured q large number
Of converts. Societies Of Bcokmanites
we're formed in Chicago, Alpena, Mich,
Plumb River, Kansas City, St. Charles,
Buena Vista, Kingston, Mich, Paw Paw,
ILL.,, and Minneapolis. The members all
believe that their leader was the wife OF
Christ, Notwithstanding that she had a
living husband. Since her death, in 1888
they believe that she has returned TO
them n the spirit and conducts the meet
ings whi3h they mold.
Some agitation about this sect is stirred
up over the publication of letter here
IN v hich it is stated that the king of the
Beekmauites, George Schweinfurth, Went
10 Kentucky a short time ago and held
meetings, in which he induced two re
spectacle married women and members
OF the church TO leave their husbands and
come TO this city to Join the sect. The
king say this Is not SO; that the women
came TO see him, but of their own free
will and accord, and returned home this
week, but not till after this newsrap per
agitation was started.
Schweinfurth is OF German extraction.
He is thirty-iivo years of age, was born
in Marion, Ohio, and educated at Albion
college aud the Northwestern university
He has q pleasant aud 6ugag ng address,
and is about feet inches in height.
with htry red hair and beard ana light
gray eyes. When seen by reporter he
was neatly at'ired in a gray checked cut
away coat. He readily stated his belief
to the interviewer and remarked:
"The papers have never used me fairly.
They have lied about me and my sect
persi5teutly and knowingly, and | don't
see that there il any Use OF talking 10
them n
Mr.. Schweinfurth was Msthodist min
lister in Alpena County, Mich, in 1873,
Gsing then ~ years old. He was full
hedged minister, but was ON trial and
had preached two years. Mrs. Beesman
went there, be heard of her belief, saw
her and became follower OF her. He
lived in Chicago for two years and then
moved to Byron, and has since lived in
that vicinity. The sect clam that Mrs.
Beekman was the purest and best woman
who ever lived. She vas absolutely pure
AID holy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

It is fancied by a grateful patron that the next
comet viii appear In the form OF huge bottle,
having Golden Medical Discovery" Inscribed az,
on it In bod characters Whether this Cluce.t
aud h3gh compliment viii be verified, rtWAids .u
be seen, but Or. Pierce VIII continue L. send form
that wonderful vegetable compound, aud pslr't
etadcator ut disease. 1t h $ no equal IA .l. si-
clnll aud health giving properties, Tor nlUrtln-
rlEor ana tone 20 The liver and kidneys, On pure
Tying the blood, aud through 60 cleansing and
renewing the whole system. For sciotuiauS
humors, ID consumption, on lung scrotlla iu
ils early ati1ss 10 is positive specific. praE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

Grocer 90 Uncle Rastusl-Whera q ID you buy
THAI Goldfish, Uuci- Rasmsg
Uncle Eastus-Qu dc co'ner above, sab
Grocer-hol 20 there and pay cash for cod
fish, and you've owed ala for hasl for six
mouths.
Une,e Ras,us-Yes, sab, don't think 'wouli
be homes, Ni>tah emlf, TO me 10 buy anything
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

President Cleveland and Senator In
gals are related. Mr.. Cleveland grand
mother was a Mehitabe ingalls,, who was
first cousin to Rufus IDgalls, the father OF
the senator
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

ROUGH or PILES. Quick. complete cure. soc.
BuCHIUPAlBA. Great Kidney Remedy. s..
WELLS HEALTH REVIEWER for weak mon.
WELLS HAIR BALSAN. n gray, gradually
restores color; elegant tonic dressing. SOC
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

fail in one instance unless it was pointed
and cut into the ball and required an
operation to remove it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

C.erk-"What can do for Won, siryH Profess
sor-"l-I-wen, that's a nice affair; | really
don't know what was ID 10 get But no mat
ter, just give me something similar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

Zone swallow does not make summer" but
Il may have occurred 70 you that one grasshup-
per makes more than n dozen springs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

That's right, nay dear l.r.H aside the cug
taiEs ani raise tie sash o. aHtl.t % htse SON ami
he,r, uheer'y shouted lAa-Ws1.s Wheeling the
baby into the fald just U.S. iayiua was about go
give the front room Us customary moU.Wg ycu.
llIafIou
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

ASK your shoe ard hardware dealers for Lyons
Heel Stifeners they keep boots and shoes
straight.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
Consumption, Wasting Diseases,

And General Debility. doctors disagree as TO
the relative value of Cod Liver on aud HypO.
IhoSphiies; the one supplying strength aud flesh,
the other giving nerve power, and acting as
tonic 10 the dig stive a % entire system But in
SCOTS Emulsion Of COD Liver on With HNuo.
phusphtte~ the two are combined, and the eft ci
is wonderful Thousands VINO have derived 30
ben cu.cd los this SCOTS Emulsion Is perfect
j. palataule aad is easily digcstei 10y those Who
common tnIerAtn nLuIn lul IuNnr OIL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

EIv = s' - = ds,s, sampiss wor,,, ais TtEN
TAE ines NOS under The horses tcot Address
A4yCS lEevtler-s Aatety heln Holder. nony. NOV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-13
si.t tatsfsse Gt.noes ttne SaS ga1tt:
ftsfati
Der 9eutfGe gorre(ponoent.
Gortoaser BET @ersesrSspsrre.

Die bur6 ben Sturm peraulaBte Inter.
breduna bes telegrapbihsu Gerfebrs bauerts
gefern ben gausen Sag uub bic game gfad
fort, uub Die oaffOciirte Breiie" bate aud nidt
eiuen eiu3iseu braudbareu Srabt CUR Serfi.
suns. Die tpeuigeu ms sugeaansenen De-
peiGeu nur6eu per Bofi iibermittelt-bieies
ni9ea aus europa siusen idOu am Soantag
abeuo per Yoif bon Netn, gorf ab uuS fuS,
ME man bemerfen nirb, idmmtlid) uOn IL.
Mdrs batirt. Die am Wontag friih bon Nerp=
0orf absegausenen uuo mn IL llbr geferu
Bormittas bier fallisen Boiiiadeu wareu um
brei llbr beute friib nod ni9t ausefommeu.
Die bielen umsetpebteu uub iiber oas Sc
teiie sewOrfenen EeIesrapbenpfdble nit ben
baran bGnsenben Drdbteu, ioule bic Utaffeu
nafen uub ipGter sefrorenen Sauee's auf
ben 8abnfrsdsu 5pifdeu Baltimore, Neus
gerf unb 9bilaSelpbia bilSeten SemmniiIe,
Bic troe aller 4nfreusunseu Der SabugsieG,
idaf.en geferu ben gan5en Sag iiber nid]t
beieitigt meroen fonnten. Baltimore bat ieit
iber 20 Sahreu feiue Serfebrsiperre bur9ss=
madlt, pie bic gegenipdrtise.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-13
0etp. @nrfer gfad1rfditett

Hem>O orf, u. NGr,. - gefern frii9
brad III ben Stalluuseu Nr. 2l8. @efz49.
StraBe, Seuer aus, burd peIdes 10 Bferbs
sn Eobe perbranut tpurben. Der @eiammt.
perIuft betrdst $35OO. Goparb WabSeu,
elm Gtaufne4t, pelder in benz @ebduoe
idIief, erlitt idDere 8ranopunoeu unb liesi
iett in fritiidem 3ufanbe In etuem 6Olpital
barnieber.
- ausufi Saas, Elm on @de Der Blum.
ffraBe uno Baliiaoe. Noenue, rniou.Siu
RS. pobnbafter betaater @drtner. bal
Sslbfmoro ourd @rhdnseu besanseu. S0r
psrlibe 9eieen trisben ibn ~ Der Sbat.
Gruo Sebel, melfer ON Samfta9S
abenb bic iunse g8ittpe 8oia Sdueibei
erl6OB, befano 9eitelu etn BerbSr i'm Dorf
u,QezY zYcIiseiseriht unb murbe bem @efdua
uiB fibsrpieien, nm bas &eiultat Der Goro
uerssllutsriuGung ;u ermarteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-13
@abnfataiYrpbhe.

8odeher. N,=g., u. Wdr;.-@iu be-
bsniIiher llnfau ereiguete fd, seferu friib
bei Sciu auf Der u@riesSabu." Die uoroez
rem 86ber elmer 9Oiomotioe eutsle,iten etpa
20 8ntheu Dflid pon benz Babubofe, ,uno Der
iSug riB bic peftltGe 5dlite be8Berrons meg,
ebe er gegen eiuen Waferbebdlter anpralte
uno tierbnrd gum Stiuffaub gebraht fpuroe.
Ger llnfal purbe pabrI6einlld bur9 ben
umftnnb peruriadt, baB ii9 Der 8ooeu uuO
nit ihm bic Sdieuen on Der betreffenben
SteIIe in 6Olse bes Sbaupetters seienft bat
ten. Solsenbe Ser ipnen muroeu nerlest:
Fran 5. $. SrOuuer, gtr. SO. 8sf,Martet.
StrnBe, SouispilIe, Sp., tSblidsr S9doel=
bruf; Srau R. 8ronuer, Scr. 122, Sf=
Martet StrnBe. 9ouisuille, ap.. i4limHe
Gust dungsn; 8. 9. Sope, Hr. 4, @haun.
ctbfrsse, SOffOn; {. 8iie aus Ya5coE Eiib.
anBerbem purSeu nod rRebrers BsriOuen
Is;f,t hprfetf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-13
0r,,ptrucur Sptprn's NretnaiTe.

Nep Orleans, Witii., II. Wdri. -
Girer 8epeite aus @offeeuile, 0tiii., sufol9s
bat iih auf einem Suse Der pSuiuotss Gen.
tral Sabn" elm Streit ereignet, neil iid Der
@ouSufteur tpsiserte, &oberif 20nrp, einen
giefien bes @oubernenrs 2owIp, se9eu Sor.
sei9uns bes benz @uuuerueur aus9efelIteu
SauiIien Sreipefes mttfabren III laIfen.
Ser gcrfou bat bic Sbutiade au'S 9tft &C.
brudt, boB @uuuerueur 9oprs beu Serorbs
nnngen ter Staatseeiete, ME Der Bunoes'
@eiete 3upieer Srstpdiie iiir fid uuo ieiue
Saultlie iiber ale 9ahnen i'm Staate in iets
rem gsiite bat, nub bas er iouobt, tpie Die
Beamten Der ueridiebeuen 8ahnen burt @es
fduanibbnft unb gelObuseu befruit peroeu
fHruPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-13
Nprutctte.t 0tffioaare is 1tr.
niftfeu.

Qpndburs, 3D., II. R6rs. gutz
eedung if gemadt poroen, bns Rormoneu
Niifcndre in ubgeIeseneu @eqenoeu pom
Botetourt @puntp tbdtis iinb. Sie baben
beretts uieIe Broielpteu sema6t, baruuter ei.
nen reidben unb ionff inteuigentsu Norrer,
gtomens Eersuion. Wan ermartet, 6os bic
gieubeiebrten bemuddft uut utah ousuon
btru merSsu. 8ie MiifonGre iinb NIT sund
infiis bebrobt morssn, meuu Te bic &essnh
ui9t uerlafeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-13
gtfrttar GnSieott'S Batter &c.
Enf.heHf

SaIem, Maff.. II. @Grs. - @iIliam
Butnam @Hbtcott, Snter tes artessietretGrs,
if beute babier i'm 4lter bon 85 Sabreu gez
florber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-13
&G0ipaD'S Rtaett,
oGs Gruke &ebers t1to YSagetss
GefEmR{6fpE


Bplfdnbt9 geIhmadlos, sut 1berBufeft, purgireE
Tsglliren, retnisen uno ftdIten. Ra0nap's BtlItH
beeu ale unreeemd6igtetten beS U2asens, eeT
asber, bsr Gngeneos, 6tr sdeIen uno 6er 5laIs,
neIooie aTant5titeu, BerfiopfuHs, partletbigfetis
geTeauunBsb beinmeI6en, Suspepfie, Bdaeuleioens
FiebeI, nnterel6senpu punoung, pdmorrboioen uah
dQe iouitigen iunerli1en aranfbsten. Rein pegttas
btlifh, teiH Guedflber, mneraII4e ober ioniiise
itdouhe DIo9Ucn tHtbalteEo.
Brets IS Gents BITE q q tel. Su
babtu bti allen apotbeitrn.
g,ne ausge5elbuete, suoerl6ifse Dieot5tu.
Rabpag Comp. - Nleiue 5srTea! Snre BineR
babeH in meineI Uanlis oft etHer 9rantbeit uor9ss
6sugt. SD ilbls MD o5He iie ME ftbeS. sic bL6ea
Inc ausge5einnetI, Alpetldiiiae lReoBtn. Sbt ira
ebener PENN e orth.
g6ebanle, Sroauetss90untp, 50.
gBQs Elm ArSt Iber &aomap's BiiIen Iaqt,.
SD eebraune Sbre requirement Biaen unb ems
pfebIe he os allen oRbeTen $iaen berleqeR uns otrs
taufe ebr oele enpoH. SO babe Se iuIReT porydthta
unb gebTau&g iie IN mslntr BIarts unh In mensS
;samilie une perot ttnen tmmer Dor oIen aussIsn
Bineu ben SoTAus aesen. SbI ergebeneE
DR., Y. q. Niboleb brooL
Surooile, Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-13
ljr. Na0Daqs SarI1parllta1 hRI0IDeRt
Der grose 6Iutretntgsr
lur 6eiInng aller 9rOnli9en gei6er

5uL ptIIHUB WUtL uILUNITUtU EGIUEWs
@bronti0er Rbeumnhsmus, ltropbuI0Ie eeibeas
Drlen9edlmdhe, trodenes 5ifteH, frebsartiee 9els
ben, eunsenblutungen, Dlspepiie, mdiierissS Guts
hosen, glIeoihpanImy @ehmGre, 8eItndine, blfia
traHtbeit, @nt, 2Baiieriuht, i3peuuhs, 5alsiu8
Bron1itis, S@Diuoiutt Se6erIeioen u. I. M.
8ie muuber5aren Rursn, nelbe bei 2ranfbeiteu
ber Nsrsus, Der Btoleus, beI 9el6edtss uno 5aTns
oIgane burh osn @e6rouh oes Sarinparilian Jsss
Iouen erBislt fuorbeu fnb, feline uuHoer6are 9rcIt
bet 4uH0iung BON Slnens uno Saueutsiuen, sci
6euHg pom stieTeneries, 6ei Giterungen unb unTss
aelmd5iseiten Der @s6Iehtsorgaue, ietne Rratt Slx
beuH9 uon RttTeutraHtbeteH uno Serite!luRa dimes
seIuneeH 6arnobfufes, Setluns bsr 9arurubS, gnt.
suH6ung ooer unregemdBlsteIten ber Sioie, eipeiFs
baltiaen ooer aneeren MbonoeruHgen uIn bat leHeH
0tui ais etn sroses aaeemetues pslHitts tar ben
menihliden Gorper 6egr2Hoet.
gu baben bei aleu Gpoi5etern. Breis ein Dolax
Ais ElaId5e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-13
Nothing without Labor.

STa arttt st.sfe5Ibar &uResss Res
tatrb, &>etferFstt, b5fe1 GsEs, sgss.
ma, Sr1tne tao aGs stSrssaoess sss
ggt6atmagSoraane.
Seiaen linoetnSen GinfluB aus tte an~
ge8riffeneu Ntbmun9s Organe peroanFt
ct Der Sbatiadle, baB feline Beitanotbeile
Die pirfIamlten befannten 8rufsmitteI
iino. Der 5auptbel llanOtbeil lift Der Sonia
Der glnOOrn (Horehound) sPFan3e,. NIT
Der Abies BalSamea OSer Balm of GiIead
teuliih berbunoen. 9teben oieIeu entfSIt
CT fiinf peitere bOtaniibe &lemente, rueldae
bic 8irtiauIfeit beOeutenO perltGrfen.
9ieienigen, peIdle Sale's Honey Of
Horehound unO Tar gebrau4en, uer.
faern, Oab ct in allen 6dQea puuberbar
betlenO tpirtt, mo Die Ntbmuna8sOrgaus
an9eSriffeu lta0, uno OaB feline Brfuna
cine uugemein raihe 1T. @r entbalt burhs
aus 9dhts, mas benz Ofagen naGtbailia
ieiu iOnnte, bat eiueu Gu6erIt aHaeuebmen
@cidmod unO miro gu eiuem Bretie uers
fault, nclder e8 1elbit 9eaieniQen nit Be.
itrGntten Witteln erul69liht, ,bciienGEObLs
tbaten tbcilbaftig 81 wcrocn.
Sin Suitcn Idbt ii6 aTs ba8 gprIduTer.
Stadium Der SbpinOiud5t, elmer GraRt.
belt, ge9en pelhe SaIe's guoprna uHb
SbeerbOnis baS itperfe betnnnte 8prbeus
sunesmtttel 1T, paiienb bejei6nen. Wl1n
peridiebe baber ben @ebrau6 bieIes pers
ldbIiden Ipesifi4en MitteIs feinen Iugeu.
bid.
Ein6ern iit er, penn fe BON Group oSer
5gsudbuiten befallen pOrOen, Our9 feline
Iinhernoen gigeniaaften icBr OienIia.
Grrtie: 25, so Gcnts unO 81 bte
6Iai&e; bic sr5bte bic biaisFe.
Sn oaen apptbeteu su baben.
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DlaIaria IN ibTen Ueridtebeuen GOrmen 0e.

9ELLl uuU UCLqltCLs
gs giett ten 5etImitteI in oer Welt, peIhes 29eRs
lelfeber uHo ale auoeren maInrlld9ens buioen Unb
louffgen 55ieber Omit 6llfe pon RaoDaq's BtlteU,
70 dlnel iurirt, De Raomap's Reaoq Reliei
0taenap's Reao9 deliei furirt nidt nur ben Bee
ttenten, oer on WoIaria leoet, ioHoerns rusnl ttu
Seoer, oer oem Glniuie oeS malariIhen @iItes auss
9elsBt tft, ieoen Uorgen oor orm Ausgeben 40 oAsx
80 &ropfen bon 6ea6p Jieltef in eiHem Slds g8afeT
bu fid ne5men uno eneH Grader 6aBu eiisn poute, 10
l0nnten AnfdIe Derbntet meroen.
Breis 80 Gents bic 6Iai3e. gu BADEN 6ef
allen 4potbeteIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-13

1Ez1n@ENsEHf2~ stamped bottom Of each Shoe.l
w. l.. DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOE is unex-
celled for heavy wear. If not sold by your dealer
write w. l.. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass.
.fSfame unb Ereis ftnb aui Der SobIe ieeeu Snuhes
etnaefempeIt.)
B. e. Douglas s4sSdbub, Der SrietnaIsSd5ub
nro Der ensi9e nit Der anb sendhte aerahmte (wet1
$4@Gdnb tn Der Stabt, ftsht fur 9uHbeu qemaf,ten,
NIT Der Sanb eendbten S1uben, bic Sc bis So toiten,
gIeidb.
9noben trasen ale -. e. Douglas SssSnah.
pdlf Shr Shuhhdnbler fie ni6t, 10 lhiden sic Sbs
Ien ytamen per Boitfarte on u. 4, SouaIaS,
0GoGteH, WaH., Elm.
Sn Baltimore 40 baben bel
=. &6OentbaI, GfbofsGde Der BaItimores uni
Ghr6b1f1nse;
n. y. 1reteeMft&, Rr. 818, Rorb. .9utonftr. ,
~. Q. 8aer, Wr. 1873, BoltmoreifroBe;
9eSTou 9nea. Yin. 2e3, Ranouerfrase;
Retest1' 1tanswaths0 03NhIasem, Rr. S48,
Nsybs0ap fsaees tSuu17s1Sl
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9te Sant.

Sie Saitt.
@leatt'S GdDlpefeG .$etfe
III bos ipesfibe duBere Sauptmitttl seaen SGuta
trant5eiten, etnes Der Dtrtamfteu RttttI bur 8erA
l90nerung Der SGut, bus ie betm BHbltum etnges
filbrt noroen. IS beieitigt raid 9 Sommeriproi~
fen, 2ebertIed de, BIGtbeu uno ienes aIIqes
fUobn@e uno entfeuenbe eetbeu ACNE uno mddat
Ole 9dut idlon ttdr un6 aIatt. D2an uerlanae
@lenn's Sdipeieisife uEb biite fib oOrRa De
6munpen
etEE'S &aaFfdr ttteIs
iamarS oOer braun, so Gents.
sjihe's BGbnufb- -GrOpfRn 'HEjSsn gsiani.. e. ''a'
pfr brntGbr gihnrraugsH-D -Drrtreibfr
GERMAN CORN REMOvER)
beIeiti9t 8 9itbueraHseHu II unb rofbeuIeR.
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N. N. N.
20Nwan'S SeoOn - 3efief

w CV CVVF
uuterlGst nemoIs, Sd5merBen in enem 3ettraum
elmer bis 5Danaia V1inuten 6e einem einmaliaen
grGn6uben @ebraud1e gu Iin0eru. IS madt gltCbts
aus, ME beitig ober penigeno Die Sdbmerien ffnS
Delds nit V1beumatismuS bebaitste BerTonen, betts
dseTigs, seibpdt5te, usrtrdppeIte ntrpo ole NIT ReIs
raI9t ooer NIT elmer anoeru 3raHtbe beboItete BeTs
onen bu sreuloen baben. Rabiuaps Rtabb WeIteT
piIo eeniebsn Iofor gin6srung peritaffen. gs Iins
bert augenbIdlth unb belt in tdrbetter Belt:
Rbeumatismus, yteuralgte,
Suaeu, @rtGltun9eu,
Sfnupfen, S4Iimmeu 9als,
Ifbma, SrOnAttiS,
Guugeneu5Habuu 6tftpeb,
6opipeb, @nt5dHbuu8en,
3abupef, &ongefioHeH,
2GtBtttHtG ssBeS6ueroeta.
Robpa1s Reaoq Jieltef u eln Dlittel gegtn itbsR
Gdlmers, YerreHiunseH, Gueti9un9eu, S@mtr,.a 4
Btn in Dem Rhden, Der Sruf uHb ben
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@5 mar oas ertfe ulo ~ oas einIt9e
Observation-Disclosures WtffteI.

tDeides Quqenbidlt1 nud1 stnmaIigem @e6rdun bte
srOBten uno peinigenolen ShmerJen belt, @ntsnus
6ungen hnoert uHO @on9efOnen furirt, stnerlef, o6
in ben 2ungsn, Gem Yta9eu, ben @tHgeneiben oetI
onoeren 8Tuien ODER SrgaHismen.
SnnerltdJ.-@in balbeI bis bu eirem E5eel6ffeI
pol in einem baben @laie 2Baiier 9enommen bsiIi
Ill nenigeu g2tuuten 3rdmpfe, lauren Ulagen, uea
beltett, @r6reten, Sob6rennen, Reruoittdt, S6Iafa
Ioigfeit, SOpfmeb, 8idrrboe, .9ollt, Sd9unasn una
ollie innerlideu StlmerBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-13

E@D espopuGdres CONCERT
Der n9htIb oniter."-Demm mniit.
lie6enben Bublitam bon Baltimore febt beu'
te tpieber elm ielteuer 9euus in AusR9t
oas BbllharmouiiheSr untereeituug
oes 5ru. g8. 60. 9eimenoahl bat estauutllfj
cine Serie ben bier populdreu @ou3erten au'
setinbiet, bon bsuen bas brittle heHte'
Den Is. WGrs, in Der y@oncOrota" ffatthuoe en-
niI6. ais Solift tritt Der betaunte &suIii
Or. RuboIph Green nnf. Der GIN
tr;itspreis Ia nur so Gents "a Bsrlon; Sluets
finb BEL gutro, Rc&uffrep uno Sosmaui TO-
tpie Abeuss an ber Safe ~ babeT'
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80. 6on9reB. - Grife StSltn9.

Genatcr GpIanttt iiter Die SariHrass. - Gin
9rotsft osr Sbteaansr Shrpetnebarone ee'
cen @stbeiIigau8 an Der Dariisr gSssta
AIsEcUmnG.