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, 1888-04-10
POINTS,

VIM. Jevons, the cattleman, is in town.
Attorney Geo. w. Sewers is in Den
yer.
Judge NJ. G. Brown of Laramie was in
town Sunday.
Trainmaster r. w. Baxter is the guest
of w. A, Sisson.
Ed. Kaufman of Idelman Bros. spent
Sunday in Denver.
Mr.. Crane, a Masonic insurance agent,
is ctnvassing Cheyenne.
Samuel Becker of the Omaha Ogden
postal service is lying i'll at his home in
this city.
E. A. Page has gone to his Carbon
county ranch to luxuriate in its sylvan
~luxuries for a few weeks.
John Cochran, formerly a practicing
lawyer OF this city, but now of Rawlins, is
spending a few days in town.
Russell Thorp, T. J. Montgomery, Gus.
FL. Otterback and f. B. Chadwick arrived
iiohi shc uoltu ldSe evening.
Ed. Horrie, who is now an attache of
the bank at Green River, arrived from
the west Sunday and will spend the week
in Cheyenne.
G. B. Henderson, who has wintered in
Cheyenne, left for the Big Horn yesterday
morning. The iovial gentleman will be
sadly missed.
A party of Bose City, Idaho, railway
officials registered at the Inter Ocean in
cludes John Hunter, D. P. B. Price,
Jas. A. McGee, Jas. f. Curtis and Jas.
Nj. Stone. Mr.. Curtis is manager of the
Idaho Central railway.
Jno. f. Wild returned from his visit to
Colorado Sunday much improved in
health. While absent the gentleman Sc
cured possession Of a fine driving horse
stolen from him some time since. Mr..
Wild spent a few days at Cottonwood
Springs, near Buena Vista, Col.
, 1888-04-10
SERIOUSLY ILL.
Critical Condition of Roscoe
Conkling.
The Statesman Undergoes a
Painful Operation:
His Death May be Expected
at Any Moment.

New YORK, April 9.-Ro5coe Conk-
ling's condition changed much for the
worse last night. He was buoyed up in
evening by the presence of his wife, whom
he had not been permitted to see. After
her departure he sank into a stupor from
which he was aroused at long intervals,
and then only to display symptoms of de-
lIrinm.
DIR. Agnew, the eminent %oculisS, called
at Conkling's residence last night. At the
time OF bis leaving the patient he seemed
To be not much worse, though his tenn
p%erature had risen perceptibly.
DIR. Fordyck Barker said to-day that he
feared Conkllng's ocular trouble had
caused an affection of the brain which
may prove fatal. AN l care to say just
now said DIR. Barker, lis that Mr..
Conkling has had a change within the last
twenty tour hours and is very poorly in
deed. | have called in Drs Sands and
Delateld, and they, IN company with DR..
Agnew and myself, will visit the patient
this afternoon"
At $3.50 p. m. Conkling's condition was
unchanged from the last report. AT =
o'clock Doctors Sands, Delafield, Baxter
and Agnew called at Conkling's house
and had a consultation. A few minutes
alter Hamilton Fish called, but was not
admitted. DIR. Barker at the conclusion
of the conference said the patients con
dltion was very u~npromisinG, and that he
was suffering from inflammation of the ear,
which had extended to the membranes of
the brain. The probabilities were that
Conkling would not recover, though there
was a possibility that he might get we'll
His temperature was l034 and his pulse
100. DR.. Barker did not think there
would be any marked change in the pa
TENTS condition for perhaps twelve hours.
There was no person admitted to the
sick room but the nurses and Mrs. Conk-
ling, and all callers at the house were de-
MED admission.
At 4 o'clock there wa no change in
Conkling's condition. The physicians
will hold another consultation during the
afternoon. a mattress and operating
table have been brought to the house aud
it is supposed that some kind Of operation
will be performed on the patient
, 1888-04-10
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

1t is stated in Berlin that Bismarck has
abandoned his opposition to the marriage
OF Prince Alexander and Princess Victo-
ria, having gained other concessions.
The secretary of state has received from
the United States consul at Tangier a
cable message saying that the recent trou-
bic with the Moorish government has been
satisfactorily settled.
In the election in Paris yesterday to fill
the vacancy in the chamber of deputies
from the department of Dordogne, Gen.
Boulanger received SO, 500 votes against
35,750 for the Opportunist candidate.
The Conservatives are alarmed. La Ldu-
terne says Boulanger will refuse to accept
the seat.
, 1888-04-10
Dehorned Cattle.

BLooMINGToN, ILL.,, April 9.-Thou-
sands Of cattle have been dehorned in this
section since the outbreak of the craze a
few months ago, and with but few excep-
tons the animals rapidly recovered from
the operation. To day, however, news
comes that several droves of recently de-
horned cattle on farms west of here are
10 a most pitiable and serious condition.
Their horns were removed March |, and
the wounds have not vet healed and NOR
LITIGATION is reported to have set in in the
flesh of the head. About 100 animals are
thns affectnd
, 1888-04-10
FATALLY SHOT.
A Mob Attacks a C, B. & @.
Train in Chicago.
Chas. Sommers Fatally Wounds
a Wabash Engineer.
A Legal Decision Concerning
Oleomargarine.
An Engineer Shot.

CHICAGO, April AT 7 o'clock to-
night a Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
engine, manned by a new crew of men,
was approaching the city over the West
ern Indiana tracks from the southwest.
At Forty seventh street a crowd threw
stones through the cab window when
Charles Sommers, one of the crew, drew
a revolver, and, firing into the crowd,
struck James Boylan. a foundryman, in
the knee. At Forthwith street the en-
met the same reception from another
crowd, and Sommers again brought his
pistol into use. He fired, the bullet
striking Mike WEIGH, a Wabash engineer,
In the groin, wounding him fatally. An
alarm having been given to the police, the
engine was intercepted at Thirty-frst
street and Sommers placed under arrest.
, 1888-04-10
BoN
THE "SHnnr ANN pnnu MAN

THE SHOOT AND BOO" MAN,
Has receiCed his immense
spring Stock of Boots,
Shoes ana Slippers, and de
streS TO state his claims IN
fHcOr' of his MANY CHStO-
mefs and others sUhy they
iCsU GndtE TO THEIR INTEREST
TO TRADE WITH HIM.
4 claim to sell the Cery
best goods and at prices
uneqHGIed in Cheyenne.
With my nesU Spring
Stock, every department as
nOeU complete 1otth nesU and
elegant styles.
n carry the 1UeU knOaUn
brands of Burt q .Ne0r's,
Bart y P0ckard's, and
Strong 3 CARROTS GENTS
fine Boots and Shoes, Ed
aCtn e. BNrt'S and ~. C..
Bennett y Barnard's
Ladies' and Misses fine
Shoes and Slippers, aUh.ch
are the best tines made iM
america, and II am selling
at tOaCer prices than HOH
pay for inferior. goods else
1Chere.
n claim 10 sell the best
Gents So Shoe tn tOlUn.
My $3.50 Men'S Shoe is
equal im eCeryrespecEtO any
SD Shoe sold it the city.
claim TO sell the best
1COTkin s-ln0m'S shoe offered
in this market. Prices:
$3.50, $1:s5, and 1925.
n claim TO sell for So ~
French Hid Lady's Shoe,
hand turn on. UPIt, 1Uhich IN
fI'nsness, style and GE IS the
equal of any and superior.
20 many OF Lhe W Shoes sofa
by other dealers.
n claim TO sell The beSJ So
ASd Shoes for Ladies of
any house ia the city.
F5Her inducements to yOM
all 10 trade aUith me.
EhHrP 1-Pd,fcpd fhp n,.iro
on ccer'y article im ,sy store
and sCta sell anything f1
the Boot, Shoe or Leather.
line 20 per cent cheaper
than any other house IN
tOlCn.
S. BON,
Boots, Shoes, Slippers and Rubber Goods,
Leather and Findings,
Bis, West Sixteenth street, Cheyenne
, 1888-04-10

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 9.-The
state normal school was burned COM
pletely this morning except the walls.
Eight hundred pupils were in the build.
ing when the fire broke out. All escaped
without a scratch, but lost most OF their
books and wraps. In puF.S zee of the
policy of the state there was no insurance
on the structure. Its cost was $lS9. 600,
of which the city of Terre Hante gave
$4,000 in addition to the grounds. 1t
was from the steps of this edifce that
President Cleveland spoke when he was
here last fall. Temporary quarters have
been secured and nearly all students will
remain at school.
, 1888-04-10
The Place Selected.

ST. LOUIS, April 9.-W. II. Barnum,
chairman Of the Democratic national COM
mittee, was in conference to day with the
local committee having in charge the pre-
liminary arrangements for the national
convention to be held here on June 5.
All matters were freely discussed and the
great north nave of the exposition build
ing was selected as the place to hold the
convention.
, 1888-04-10
The Empress at Posen.

BERLIN, April 9.-The empress arrived
at Posen this afternoon. She was every
where greeted with enthusiasm. The
Polish leaders have issued a manifesto
asking the inhabitants of Posea to sink
their national disputes and unite in well
coming the empress. In reply to a depu-
tation which met her at the station at
Posen, Empress Victoria said that the
emperor, regrettiug his inability to come
himself had sent her to examine as to
the condition Of affairs and report to him,
, 1888-04-10
Must be Surrendered.

New York, April 9 Judge Lacombe,
IN the United States Circuit Court, to-day
decided that Geo. Benson, who swindled
the Mexicans out of $40, 900 Oh bogus
tickets for Patti concerts, must be T
rendered to the Mexican authorities. A
stay was granted pending an appeal to the
United States Supreme Court.
, 1888-04-10
Two Shots---No Damage.

ST. Louis, April "a special from
Ell PasO, Tex, says that Consul Mackey
at PasO Del Norte, yesterday evening, had
a difficulty with a drunken Mexican and
in the melee which followed the consul
fired two shots at his antagonist without
effect
, 1888-04-10
Two Men Killed,

CHICAGO, April "a special to the
hter Ocean from Carrie, Ariz., says:
Last evening at $3.50 o'clock as the west
bound freight train on the Atlantic &
Pacific railroad was nearing this place, the
engine was derailed and it plunged down
n steep embankment. Frank Ashton, the
fireman, and John Bell, brakeman. were
killed, The engineer jumped and escaped
without injury. Ten cars were badly
wr, cked.
, 1888-04-10
SoNN SAeGN Nights is the

thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker'3 English Remedy It is the best
preparation known FOR all Lung Troubles
sold on a positive GU rantee at 10c., SOC
DR.. w. Y Hunt.
, 1888-04-10

we can sace y0M money
on achite goods, table linen,
napkins, tOsUets, bedspreads
and shants, lace curtains
md curtain poles.
The Fair.'' .
, 1888-04-10
Thousands of DoIInrs

are spent every year by the people Of this
state for worthless medicines for the cure
of throat and lung diseases, when we
know that if they would only invest 81 in
Santa Able, the new California discovery
for consumption and kindred complaints,
they would in this pleasant remedy find
relief. 1t is recommended by ministers,
physicians and public speakers of the
Golden State. Sold and guaranteed by
DR.. w. N. Hunt, Cheyenne, at 81 q bot
tie. Three for 81. so.
The most stubborn case of catarrh will
speedily succumb to California Cat-R-
Cure. Six months treatment for 81. By
mail $l.l0.
, 1888-04-10

sIicker thnn Goose Grease.
That is the verdict on our Easter neck
wear. Take a look. TRUCKEY,
Mems Furnisher,
, 1888-04-10

VIM. Jevons, the cattleman, is in town.
Attorney Geo. w. Sewers is in Den
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-11-30
9fa6rMi
all gmma sInnis s~etrrtsu bts "a. @rp. SO

all Gmma annis seitrrtsu bta "a. @rp. SO
I.brert @c9.n iInb nun habin gef6Uu nssn
geit Id, 3, 5rsunria pom ,ir Nui&tcb iapm
Deb ahnt i6 eaulIs uiat, raB, tas btrts
S1idlai
gs bib wife rnisn did ins Grab.
Run ItIumm,rs ianft i'm S&attsn tihI.r
Yalmtn
gretl lIaussu did sum salumnrr Gin,
lin Ieiu Grab srt6nsn Si,sss-pfagmtn,
rlut prrssG.n wirf eu nimmsr Ista.
Srsi nuT .nis MN son alien 2eiesn
0aneslf BIZ auf frabienreiden 5cb'u.
une bic BIZ bstriib eft orr& rtin SGei9m
1rGIet iauft Gin frppss Wisesrfsp'n.
Gtin,r 5Ant sntF.I Der Yiistrffat
Sinefi rrbl nidt germ,
Tod ban nu ssben muH;r 81"
Die Stunre lnius sn rpurssif ms tnttthtn.
Nuts u"ni'rtr Ritte tG6 midi aus uni'rtm
cIr,tn
ticr lcttf eu frrt, bis uns bic Stunse fslI5t,
gis nun uEs rift. ;u Dir tinibsr trGst,
Wr iii nun psilif 10 frei Scn ausa Stn:ritn
@cpiem.t rca itrsr 8rsuuein
u a.. Sers'r, Nc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-11-30

On Der na6.su 2~eslslatar u%uieres
Staates tperben aud bic NSopfaten wiez
Der BE 9aHptrOas ipietsn, SeIOnbers
mirb bies i'm Senate Der SAT- iein; bort
ueroen uGmli6 nidt tpcniser als p
8e6tseslebrte Sip uno Gimme baben.
@on ben itriseu Senatpren lit elmer
8oniH,anu, (brei unoere bahen lid som
@eit)dIte 5urldse5oB.H) elmer 1T go
brifant, elmer gcdeftOr, elmer 1rcfelior
Der @tuiif uMb elmer Bidder. &on hen
s(buofuten lit tiNtr Grd) 6nrmer: Elm
anbtrcr 1T 10 ncbentti" Goitor. -Sm
Observation-Disclosures iiken 46 Sarrner;
IS Npopfottn, 10 9tritt, 10 8ouHeute,
8 9e6rer, 5 Sreeissr, i Sabritaute1l, ,
Neentcn, 3 S%utbrudsr, relp. Sd)rifte
Ietcr, ) Giebiiittct, , apptDefer, :
9%ubiRbrtr, i GtiNtabn. Grnsufteur, l
stunent ter 9ied]te, j Wiiler, ! Iele'
eropbijt, 1 6ptet @iaenthiimer nno ?
snuzl lnternehmcr. elmer Der GARNER
lit ;uocm Sanfier, elm ;~lreiter fungirt nr,
GonHtagtn ots Erebiser; Don etn Sch.
rcrn betrei6eu iiuei uebenbei oud 2ann-
m;rihitnit, ipdbrcnh Suci nubcre 9lcih-
fnt3 3eituEsS=8erattcurc iine. (&ei.
ferinn @itD @plfSircNnp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-11-30

I6 9otte. Srau Hadbariu, pie
i6mud lit Sbr Glitter bod hie leste Belt
INNER ralirt, i'd sloobe er bat mat aus
heres ufi'n 8orn.
See! Nte! Srau Milaer, i4 Dab
bcemli6 iein piles &uiirmei1er bcim q.
90. Saienritter idleifen laiien. oct mar
efli1 rpItis, unb MI is bic ole Siebe
tpieoer nei ertun6t BEL linn. Seben sc
op6 sl linn; er bat meme Sdeere aus
jeseidnet jedliffen uno mein Sitter irstt
iih iiber iein Wsiier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-11-30

Goroner's Or. Spredclmeger, nit ben
Serreu Sic. 5fuetid unS q. gruoOt
ala 8urgeu, purse suisebeiseH unb gu
ben @tten gelegt.
9(umeiIunsen fir bic Softer Der Gr,
o1nuns ber StraBe fir palde S. Calf
uno Inbere na6iu6tsu wurSen ipie
fOlst auss itelt; g.. WaHsfe, $500;
Gusuit @DslIer, $500; @m. Miisr,
$4,000; 6. 9eblenualo $1,000;
Geppe's Git. $4,000 uuo Gam Sieelsr
$1,000.
Der Beribt bes Serru 9briit. &ar=
iteot, superintendent Der arbeiten an
Der StraBe bel gtOup Sia puroe ents
sesenseuOmmeH, unS Der Glerf ansc<
pisieu siu @nmeiiuns i'm 8etrase pom
$4,000 Su @unit.u pOn Seinri6
MebrboT, Gpntrattpr fir bic WafaSa=
miiiruHs Der StraBe aussuiteIen, ebsn-
10 cine IutpeilMHs gu 9uniten pom
@briit. aariteet fir 8eauIfidtisnns Der
@rbeit i'm 8etraee Don $500
Ser 8err6t bes 6errn Iusuit Hiet,
superintendent iber Die Don Sobn
&ppp ibsrnOmmene 4rbsit an Der Srcn
&Oao uurbe sinssreidt uno Die
5oroeruus he's 9erra 8Opp I'M 8'trase
bon $103l.94 bepilIist.
Sp(genbe &e6nuneen wurben seprlit
unb sur 5abluna nnsenieIeu Sobn
Eoppmeper fir Den llnter1ait BON gliSa
Solt $500.
Berger uub @te0iss $40 aus Dent
Tclb be2 8oao 8iitritt go. 3.
Sac. Son Irr $4,000 aus 8snS
0iitrift 5Dub geo. 10.
Seinrid &i(t', fir Stsinnrnse.A r.
beit $353.4O.
ISN'T 0ubein fir Straseu=Irbeitsn an
SrDu 8onr $257.71.
Sufob @uu arr fir Strnsen-N rteitcr
$685..
Ghritiau lltbt, fir Die oeritetIuRe
eircs 9ulocrt 5000.
;, &ubplpb IpIer, St:ossH eommiiidr
$500.
d. 8. Naieurittrr, Snii-@inrihtnn!
$3.50.
!6enrp Mittsneori S%teinitrase &r
beit aH Der SroH &Oab, 10000.
@m. !0pbsin, 6sriteunns eca Stsir
=. ltruGe oil SrpN 8oao 1861.
Col. y. Sarbnrid far llHtsritlsHrI
% Snrlh GIcnmunS $500.
@raf SrO5., 3,ufarb,iten S3O.75.
SUhu Iidappeler fir llntertiisur
upu 0torp GieboIo $500.
stnbrcm 2oet, fir @uHs M,sthe al
-. Stimmptab, $500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-11-30
GRAND ARHY
Nnii0c, SPITE uno bic nbtDi9cn Nll@
jeidmmacn ie6r hiIig au bahen bel
s. Ghriitmunn.

Dcrr Gomoo Stuh licB pcr einI9,r
lasen iilnI Sblpriuc id)ladten, ipe.de
jceeuiolls Ill Den teit 9CnIdllctcn oicicr
S]crltcntbitre NcGUycu DC ic i'll WnICrcr
Gtaoi 9CidllGhtct murpcl. lls'elben
tpogcn Suialnmen 1892 Biunp une per=
tEciltc lid bas @tmidt uui Die ~cilicl.
reu 3Giere iolgeuoermoBcn: 400, 332,
3O3, 3;3, 3G3 Netto=8cwidt. Ncrr
Sfub lOlte Den 9eitcrn btr Nferbnr-
ihulc in Columbia ciuint 'cln SNItcm
crfldrcn oamit oieic Nerycu 6 ium
@cItcn Der Sarmer hcs saujcn Staotcs
III einem ihrer %ugetin% ucr6IfcrtlidCn
fUnrten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-11-30
Neuisteiten aus MiFouri.

Der @luner, ,ueld]er, ipie iuir be-
rittet, ieit GINGER Belt ben llnionSafrt
luf iii annids Gitp unlid)cr mad)te, lit.
benz er iid) Srcmben 6rnusn als TiiGrsr
anbot uno iie bnlH NIT oor9ebnlteuem
Renulner beraubte, lit in Der 9ericn
zines 9cuiiicn 61rrp 5dmitton BIN Der
SaGnbofSs4 cliici in Gallas Gitg vers
baitet wuroen. Der &erbaftete lit ser
Eolijci lit oleu gr66ercn Stdbten bes
9anoes ols 9eiGbrlider @aurter befannt.
-9lus Bull Greet, Is Rcilen iiiolid
upn Ojarf. iuirb cine id)redlide Erao6=
bic gcn,elnet. Ills Der 6armer @i[Iiam
4ruitt IN eintn Der lestsn abenoc in
lein Sous frat, Gus tpeIdem CT fpdbreno
bes Cages nit ieiren S6bnen ablpcienb
mar. fanb er leii,e beihen S6dterRne=
gle mo GQen, I'M Sitter uon II reip. II
Sabren. anf benz JuBbOten nit aers
i6uettertcm Shabeln liesenc. Gin btu.
tises 8eil Tag III Der 01be oerMdbben,
unb cs iuar. auber 3weiisf. bab Sie
8luttbdt nit bieiem Snitrumsnt ppll.
iiibrt tpuroc. Die Mutter Der MdSdeu,
weld)e mdbrenb bes Cages nit tenlelben
i'm Sauie iuar, funnte in Der san;en8es
bauiung ni9t 9eiunoea weroen uuo
lenfte lid) Der Gerondt aui bielelbe, Ole
eHticslid)e Tbat. besnraen sn haben.
Iruitt henubridtiste feline Naabarn
bon Der 5hredcnstbat uno mahtea Tie
iid) ioiprt nuI Die Sute mad Srau
4ruitt. llnaefdbr cine Wcite RON Der
Saru wuroc Die 6rau nit b~urdifRittes
ner 9eble i'm @ebOl5 ~sefunbeH. Die
lebloie .6ano bislt Elm 8aiirmeiicr, mo-
nit iie iib Den 3pb gegeben, ErRitt
,peis fcilcn Grunb fir bn5 8orqefalteue
an5uiiDren.
Sn einem StruBenbn5nen:spaSen
6craubt murne hieler Gage III Sonias
Gity. mo. Der oilIscaiiirer Der 9anf
oon Nrseutinc, ). s. Barter. Gr hatte
in Der Natiolnlbanf non 8arinS GitD
Die Gunimc ppu $1,000 erbpben rnb fif
bnllr III einen StrnBenbnbntpaecn 9eIest.
9leidl na1 iGni Itie9en bier sutgcf1eioete
Judge berrer Gin, Die iif reben i'm iess
ten, a1erlei llniin trieben unb bnnr ben
Waaen perlis6cn. Snlb hcrduf benrerfte
Barrier, DAP i'm iein gslo iehlts, gr
e~rItotte notIrl,9 iOirrt 1njei9s auf Der
8pli;ei; big iest lit es oter npd) rif)t
~eelur9er, Der liebe hob9nft gu ntrbcn.
Gin gcfd6rtid1ts Ibeuteuer bat
ein 8tiienbcr nuf oer6aArt BON J1inoi5
nod sdnida iii Der Tdbe D 'odnidbol,
Neo., bieier Iose ~beitdnbsH. ct batte
unppriid)ti9er @eiie I'M GtiertboButunsen
elite Stole S1utuptah iehen 1aiisH. Snlb
rief ibu Gin Rltrtilenbsr onf bic
Bfntfpr,u binnus, uno tupnts i'm ii6ers
eiu Sortenipisf nit ibu, 81 mod
cit. 0a Der erIte 8eiienbe bieroui rid)t
tiles i'm Der anSsre pom .Sus-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-11-30

binab. Nuf Der na6iteu Citation ltieg
er aus unb sius Suriif big ju Der Steue
100 iein Opfsr bcwuBtlOs ne6en benz
@eleiie Tag, ianb aber nur iebr fuenis
@elb, ba Der &eiienbs, ebe CT auf bic
Slutform binaus9ins, ieine Satttoteu
ieiner Srau gum Gufbrwabrcn gcgeben
bate. sls auf bent Su9e oaS Serz
idninoen bcs NauneS bemertt iuuroe,
tuurben iofort Iuitalten setrpHen, nm
uad) ibm su fori6en. Nan fano ibn
and, mebr tobt als l.berbi9, nod an Der
STEELE liescn, no i'm Der Sduber bera.1
aemurfen bate. Seineu Ramen fcnnfe
mo- nidt lit Grfnbruno brinaei',
Sn einem MabnIinnsa ni0G bet
Stobert @drrbt i'll Saunibai, Mo., Die
Ter 9uoc eineu Seriuh gemad)t, bic Nt't'
o(iebcr iciner 5Samilic 5u topten. Gr
wubnte bel ieincm Sh,uieSCriphHe s. u.
R%o6renborit, ots er zines Wtor9ens
pl6tlid, upn Sobinht b%cfallcn murhe.
Ytur nnrtb ldlcuuiae 6llltt selHSa es
iciucn @~rseb5rigeH, lid 6u retter'
Sd)ront ipuroc nad) hnrtem Sample pon
Der &oliSei %lb:rlpdItigt NnS III @stpabr-
Inn otuommen. Der plpblide COB
elmer ;Srau, Die uor tur5er Geit Itarb,
l0Q urIa9s oes gSabniinHs iein.
Senatpr s.. Sc. Spbnirn BON
Montgrmerp County, ionic bic Repra=
ientonten 6. q. Sea pom Gent County,
nab acIlp non Spbnion Gouutp, linp
POM gpuoerneur ais gpmite eraanni
purbeu, I'M mil benz StaatseI Hoitor
urb S6abmeiiter 81 uietteln." Sas
Gomite luirb AM 10. 9eSembsr in Sefs
I.rion Gitp suiamm.ntreten.
Gin &ersiitnns suerin6 iuurOe uslz
lid9 III Der Samilie bes finf Nfeilen
n6roli6 ppn Goultersuille 1ebcnoen
farbieen 6armers Sinac SOroan 9es
ma6t unb slpar, iuic man aunimmt, Don
! ein.m alten 9euti6eu, Der BORT eini8e
Gage fir Soft unn @obnuns gtarbeltet
6attc. CT bate, ehe Ell ipe99ins, Selo
perlanst. unb ba ibm bieies psrtueigert
tuurbe, ioQ er auf irgenb cine @eiie Stat
tcr9ift in bns Sribtiif 9sthan baben.
@lci6 nahber perihwulto er. Ger ga
uub oas Glteite bcr uicr Siroer iino
itfiuer franf, tudbreno Die anbern 'id be-
reits anger @eiabr befinoen.
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&fuaheit! 4Iuqhcit!

@ei benz 9rtrau& BON Seilmitteln icltrn
mir uns, rie in alien dnbersn Sa&sr, BON
Der aluatsit Ititsn Iafsn. Die Rabnuns
pirb trusbsm BON Eauiearen in ter Wiuo &C,
l6laasu, Sree nsue Suddidlberei fnpet ibre
N~n5lnsfr, iettr Or. Giientart irssno tinsr
triiaeriI6sn S@ule lsine Gsluel. Steer
WtdItl in Der Suinbus.Scnlsitsr miro -
psuiaIsns Elm. 3ett lana -obns 8etltr &C.
bradf, trpttt bic sei&teldutissn bet 3ph an.
asb.n. Sn erfreuIitem GssenfaB iu ben
Sislsr bsutissn Gags in ben Slittern ar9s.
,tiatsu Setriis:rsisr fttbt SOlsttsr's Rasen.
Sitters bd ais felt prei Sabrisbntsn aass-
mein teIirtt, anerfanni unp tnsfoblen ora
asritsn, ~tnppiirt son Der prede Sielcr eanetE
aeIu4t uno esiGiSt ron 5nYaitcen all.
itsraa. Gs III erriefensrma6sn eir Sps3if-
FUN unb PrapsntipmitteI eeseu Naiarialsiseu
Ifrcutj&e3 noissfion, 2etstbri9wercs une0srs
itVpfuns, Cd sstistst hem umlIhersifsn ron
Rbeunatismus unb &euralsie GinbdIt, Is
II Elm frGftissnoss unc ptrfiamrs 5arntre ID
mittel Obns 0hi&su. asrSOlsn tstcinmt &c
chr gut.
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..0ni,fGrff.'

Als YSr rsg Ct. Seulsfattstrais in sneon
Elm bIls.rnss @laltsr asIsat ttrb.n IoGte,
iagts SibnsY Smitb: uGeern bic Gbcrb: rrsn
uur ihrs 8Spfs ,uian,msnfsd:n wo!su. 70 1T
Die 9ade settan" 81. tpareu intsfm uibt
ba Id 70 tplstSefie mie Tr ittn Hilrrt. ter bic
arres II @srbienits ron Or. pisrte'S Golden
Msdi cal Discovery ~lrusnfts, irslhs uieIt
tauitne Don &rtsrfr anftsif, unrsinem Blutf.
TrIienss,d MI i, Sal,lue, 9Sa6triudt,
6rpniiGea 9siocn rtS DaIiss, btr grrn1ials
r0bren unS gunssn, Nf5mn, Rdtayrb, Grippt
Rsura'Sts. Tvspspts, gsrtapiIrs uis Saut.
franfbsiten aler Art tHrirt bit. IN alsa
IpOtbsEcn su bnssu.
@snn slIss fthiitGst. Is furir: Ir. Sast's
8atarrb-SeilmittsI.
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QebteH &OntGg IteaO rei3ten iib in
Der @Dbuung Der GlterH ser 8raut
9egr $. sc. GpaIo unb 6r1uIeiu RpIa
Sdersr Die SdH6e sum 8unbe fiir's
2eben. 6riebensri6ter Starff i6irSte
ben dnOten iuelder SWei lietenbe Ser5en
filr'S 2eten psrbiabet. &ir i6lieBen
uus zen ber5li6iten @Ini6en Ser Sabl=
reihen 6reuube BEG juugen G6epnares
mir lbr ierncre5 @phleraeben MT.
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GountD Ridtsr GAa3. 80. MattbsiOS
Ieioe: cur 3eit an dDroniidsm Nbsa1na=
tismus unb lit faum i'm SIaHoe 81 ges
fen, prunpdy IGBt CT eS lid MIDI Hebnen
Ieine 4ilitt at3 8camtcr su erlalsn
uns Sen sisungcH Der GpuntD Court,
pelde ipdtreub bicirr gSode taats BEL
suupfUeu.