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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-07
SOME STARTLING FACTS.
The Discovery of the Cause Of Most
UntimeIy Deaths that Come
Upon the Community.

The official returns of the city Of New York
show that nearly three-fourths of all deaths are
from consumption. When we stop to calmly
think over this fact il is really awful And yet
every case without exception started from
small beginnings. 4 cough in the morning;
tickling in the throat; thick phiegmy dis
CHARGE chillinesS at night difficult breathing;
a tightnesS across the chest: these and many
more symptoms indicate the presence OF that
terrible disease which, unless checked, means
certain death with long and painful suffering,
In view of such serious and everpresent Facts
the suggestions and advice of the most eminent
physicians are of the greatest value,
Dr. John Gardner, one Of the most eminent
physicians in London, says: science. common
sense, Holy Scriptures and all experience testify
to the benefits derived from the use OF pure
whisley"
DR. u. IT, Baker says: II have used and ex
amined DulTys Pure Malt Whiskey, and find 1t
the best ! ever tried
DR.. :. NJ. Buckwaltcr says: 'DuHyS Pure
Malt Whiskey is. without doubt, the lnvalid'S
drink when stimuiants are indicated, and find
all chronic cases require stimulants. and large
per cent OF the acute ONES also
These truths. from the lips of the leading
scientific men of the day, and confirmed by the
experience of men and women well known IN
the community should serve as a guide for all
who feel the approach Of consumption no
matter by what path it may come. We do not
hesitate to assert that any man or woman who
will use Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey according
TO directions can defy consumption and prOlOng
life with all its blessings.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-07
FLORIDA.

Court convenes Jan. 8 in Bloomfield, and
a large number of visitors are expected.
j. e. Pace realized $4,000 from the
oranges from the Speer grove near San
ford this year, this being about 81, 900 per
acre.
One hundred acres in cabbage, 200 in
other vegetables and $50 in melons is the
extent of the gardening at Umatilla this
season.
The law firm of Wilson & TYLER, at Bar
tow, has been dissolved and that of Wilson
& Wilson formed, composed of 7. L. and c.
G. Wilson
w Theo. Wass and Miss Dozier H. Heidi,
of Fernandina. were married at Gainesville
Tuesday. 1t was a runaway match from
Fernandna.
The work of driving the pile foundation
for the bell tower at the cathedral at st.
Augustine is nearing completion. The pile
driver is kept busy day and night.
AT Umatilla the Presbyterian church is
nearing completion. The Baptists have
the lumber on the lot and VII commence
the erection of a church next week
J. A Wood, the New York hotel archi-
feet, will be in Tampa in about two weeks,
and some definite decision VIII be reached
about the big MOTEL before he leaves.
The Putnam County Commissioners have
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-07
Tickets on wharf and boat
c. WILLIAMS, Agent.
PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE

Tampa, Key West. Havana
SEhI-wEEKLY.
SOUTH BOUND
Lv Tampa Monday and Thursday $50 D. IN.
Ar Key West Tuesday and Friday D. m.
Ar Havana Wednesday and Saturday a. m
NORTH BOUND.
Lv Havana Wednesday and Saturday noon.
Lv he, West Wednesday and Saturday 10 D IN
Ar Tampa Thursday and Sunday D. IN.
Connecting at Tampa with West India Fast
Train to and from Northern and Eastern cities
For stateroom accommodations apply to CITY
Ticket Office s., r. & w. R'y, jacksonville or
Agent Plant Steamship Line Tampa
c. ID. OWENS Traffic Manager.
H. S. HAINES, General Manager
MAY l. 1887
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-07

After diphthofia, scarlet fever or pneu-
monia, Hoods Sarsaparila will give
strength to the system, aud expel all poison
from the blood.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-07

iraln no l0t leaves Guyton $40 D. m. arrives
Sleeping cars on all night trains between Ga.
con and Columbus "ASO na-
I'll; IRAN al no 3 leaving Savannah at $40 n m
WIZ stop regularly at Guyton but at no othass
and NHilen. "oon savannah
IRAN No Will stop on signal at stations ha.
o ,.N f uliln ana Savannah to take on passen.
+, Connecuons at Savannah with Savannah
Florida. ~ ~ poinI5 IN
Tickets for all points and sleepinp ca- ,o.-.,..
on sale at City Office, No 10 Bull street a Uu5
DePo t OInce " minutes before departure az
Ticket Agent. Cen pas 49,.
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Charleston 4 Savannah Railway Co

CONNECTIONS made at Savannah with Sa-
- vannah, Florida and Western Railway.
ard time (90th meridian), which is 50 minutes
slower than city time.
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Savannah, Florida & Western Railway

IAN trains on this road are run by Central
Standard Tme.I -
IVME CARD IN EFFECT NOV ~ 1867
"A a PASSENGER trains Oh thus road viii run DALI
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STOVES.
COrnWeII q Chapman.
DYES.
LA DIES I
DYES.

no your own Dyemg, at home, with PEER
- LESS DYES. They will dye everything
They are sold everywhere Price lOc a package
30 colors. They have no equal for strength
brightness amount IN packages, or for fastness
OF color, or non-tading qualities They do not
crock or smut For sale by b. r. uLNER, NJ. D.,
Pharmacist, corner Broughton and Houston
streets; =. b. REID, Druggist and Apothe-
EDWARD J; kIEFsSR, Druggist, corner West
Broad and Stewart streets,
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RAILROADS.
$ OH E D U L Z
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
RAILROADS.
SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. 10. is.

SAvANNAH. GA, Oct H. 1897.
N and after this date Passenger Trains win
~ run daily unless marked +, which are daily
except Sunday. ''
The standard time by which these trains rim
is 80 minutes slower than Savannah city titne.
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We are his competitors,
and think we have the best Of
him, We will not try to
enumerate the many useful
Presents we have, but invite
the public to call every day
and see the finest selected
stock ever shown in this city.
Will display in a few days a
large line of fine Alabaster
Statuary,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-07

Train leaving Savannah 1:S 2 m, arriving at
Chattanooga :35 p IN, makes close connection
with n. G. & S. l.. for Sewanee, Monteagle,
Nashville, st. Louis and Chicago
Pullman or Mann sleeping cars leave as
follows: Brunswick at 1880 m and Jesup at
1880 D nj for Chattanooga and Cincn-
natl. Rome at 4:10 M for Wash
ington via Lynchburg; Chattanooga at 1000
p m for Washington via Lynchburg: also one tor
New York via Shenandoah Valley, and at $50
a m for Washington via Lynchburg; Chatta-
nooga at 40 pm for Little Rock; Brunswick at
$50 p m for Atlanta; Jacksonville at p IN. and
Jesup at 11:07 p, m. for Cincinnati.
b. W. WRENN, G. P. & T. A,
Knoxville, Tenn.
L. J. ELLIS, A. G. P. A, Atlanta
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"baliy between savannah ana charleston
1Sundays only.
Train No. "a makes no connection with Port
Royal and Augusta Railway, and stops only at
Ridgeland, Green Pond and Ravenel. Train IL
stops only at Yemassee and Green Pond, and
connects for Beaufort and Port Royal daily, and
for Allendale daily, except Sunday. Trains 80
ana rs connect from and for Beaufort and Port
Royal daily.
Tor tickets, sleeping car reservations and all
S SIheT n Tcrat gert aP5 70 m and AZ
Charleston ard Savannah railway ticket office,
at Savannah, Florida ami Western Railway
depot. C.S. GADSDEN, Supt
JUNE 6, 1881.
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- rain No. Of leaves Savannah 200 p. M; ar
Passengers for Sylvanla wriehtsyille Mn.
train. ''A0 - IL
PASSENGERS for Thomaston Carrollton. Parrx
ore lanes, Talbotton Buena Vista. Blakayv
and Clayton should take the $40 D. m. train
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CORSETS.

ENFn w = AS ~ ~. fSr suffering from tho ef
~ e1at t'n - Has fects OF youthful or.
~ -s'~,'aN,as va "a y Vrors early decay lost
manhood. etc. lui send avalus bic trcRtise( eeAiod)
containing fall particulars for home cure free OF
iie.Address lgo4.t.G .EoWLER, Aoodns, Conn.
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400 m Ar. Chattahoochee " II "a - -.
Pullman buffet cars 70 and from Jacksonyil,s
ana New York to and from Jacksonville and
Ne" Orleans via Pensacola. 4
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RAILROADS.
EASTERN LINE

COMMENCING Nov. q. 1887, the following
~ Schedule viii be in effect:
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EAST FLORIDA EMPRESS
ALBANY EXPRESS

uIIIIdh OItlTeJ cars to and from Jack
anu ot. Louis via Townsville, Albany
gomery and Nashville
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-20
@er,ntfd,te teIearaphlEhe gspeE@ett

- Su oer Cnua0iidea pIlJtH8 GatJr,o
treibt ein gebetnpisuouer 8tftmIi9sr iein
0eien. Y0r eiHt9er 3sit erbtelteH mebrere
8epnhneriauen ucH 9Qlt uargtftete &bOtoIaz
ben, Bonbous, an oereu @eHuB eta Siu0 farb.
@eferu giug Der Hrau oe5 Srocers SAona5
genuon per Bof Elm SbddItel4en NIT pier
iolGer @b5fo!aben 8OubOa3 8u, lpeIte fie ios
fort Der Vcli3ei ii5ergGb. Der Poftffempel
auf Der Sha9tel III leioer gang unIelerli4.
- 4us @ofiepuille, Ss, mirb 9emetbet,
BOB i'm bortigeu @tpreBs sSareau oOraeiteln
4beno Elm Yafet erpIObiIte, DeI9es on ets
ueu oeniiien Manu IN gBiuTelo, rs, aOreiz
firt mar, mo man fiir3lit eiHeu nuarhtftihaR
9ebeimbuub enteedt baben MIL, Der fta gSn'
ouf4rieue 2iberatoren" ooer gJiattoual.Sroeu
Der Sioetten" Hennt. IIau n!ttert cine 01
uamit, 8eri9p0ruu9.
-B. s. SrtBe, Sdasmetfer 6es ShuIs
tiftritts Germantown, nabe Duluth, Dttuu.,
purbe in Der Rad]t bonn leBteu gtittDod uon
pier StraBenrGuberu aus ieinem 8u9gp 9es
rifieu, miBbnnoelt un6 mn Shulgeloer i'm
Betrnge oon $1,000 beraubt. Setn Surg1nz
GER nurbe Dor isfs Sabren nabe Der uduli=
den Steue bas Spfer zines auf gang dbuid)e
g8eiie neriibten Raubanfales.
g. 9. RebfeIb, ehemnEiger Sdnsmeis
fer BON yWcSider's 9beatsr" in &btcago,
itnrb uoreeffern unbe go;emau, Roat., nuf
etuem 6ftltd3 gebeuoen 8nbusuge an ben B.r.
fuugen elmer BON ibm ei9euommeueH Doii5
O2prpbin. ST legte Dor &urIem ietne StelIe
IN chicago, bic er 25 Sabre lang betIeibet
hattie, nieoer unb 5ei9te ieltoem Spmptome
uou @eitesf0rnHg.
- Su Der 8atiube zines 5aufes auf Der
gSeaoer. 6arm bei Cunningham, elmer fletueu
giisnbabnfation an Der p2ehigb Saaen'
Yahu," oberbalb Benn=Saueu Ba., nuroe
por9efferu bon Qu9uft 0onerlih, nelder oas
6ans, lJeldeS lett etpa Ntunaten leer &C.
ftanben hattie, betieben poIlte. Die fart per-
pefe 2eihe zines Riuoes aufaefunoen. Bic
iett bat man nod teiue Spur Don Der Bers
ION, mel6e bic Sinoeslei9e in ieues pans
9elegt bot.
- I'm 9isnfas abenb fam in 8srtbier
bel Ruutrenl. One, SruI Smitb, Die 5rau
zines mohlbabenben @tnmobuers, aui ieltia=
me g4eiIe INNS 9ebeu, Sbr @atte bate, Don
Der Sago beimtebreub, ieine galaoene uuo gez
fpaunte Elinte auf ben Etd qeleqt. Bllo
oaraut ipran9 5rau Smitb's SdoBbiuoteu
auf ben SilG, trat auf ben 9riider, Der SAuB
entlub iid5, unb 6ruu Smitb. nel6e am Sen
fer iaB uno las Itel, IN bic Sruft 9etToTTen,
tobt ,u Soben.
-Su g9aloo, Art., bat Elm 9eiali9er, Rn
mems Setb, ben 6armez Soiepb 9arrett in
siuem Streite iiber bic Gu9elegenbei elmer
SduIe, beren Yrtu3ipol Seiib mar, erfuaeu.
- Sa ben Counties 6ort Bent uuo Bra
3oria, Ssrus, berriGt gTuBe Sdbruns inter
Ben Regeru, neil bort Der Veger yiat. Jias
tbaHiel Tegen Der 9rmorouug zines meIBen
Earmers, S}amens Siaut Ban Dorm, gelpnbt
puroe. Die S9parseu brpben iegt nit
Ra5e.
- Soel Snitb, Elm berUorruatuber Ses
ih6ftsmaun Don 2eominitr, Waf., ftir3te
b6-asfieru ssiegeutlih elmer i'm sortigeu Rath'
banie su 9breu Der 8euerrpebr gebultsnsu
Rebe pl6sIih tobt uieber, als er geruoe etne
QninraGe NIT ben @ncten aeIdlofTeu hotte:
$50 mus iest 8sbsu." @r mar 76 Sabre
alt,
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glelp.MOrser Ma@rtdtstt.

YeD. CERT, 19. Gftcoer. .-9ao. Spero
SGuoler IN StrGubenfeo Sir. 606, Sroao
NAB, befeu @Ierf ADolpb Sambnliua tiir3,
LID ourt branute, nnfoem er erheblide Gum:
men nntertlasen bate, 1T beua6rtd)tist NOR.
ben, oaB 9eheimpoli3ifi SeiSeIberg bon bier
ben SIii6tling IN Antnerpeu perhaftet bat
aIs Der &eetere seruoe i'm Besrifie mar, ieius
ihn nah9ereife Srau su empfangeu. 9eI
@sbetmpOii3iit bate bic Srau iiberpa9t uuo
selaugte auf bieie sBeiie bem TIii1tltug aui
Die Spur. Sdlritte 3ur IuslieferuRg CANT
balira's iinb etngelsttet.
- SerGiuanb 3. Settler hattie geftern 4beab
in isiner gSohnnns on oer 128. Stra5e Sueit
nit ieiner Snttin unb itoS ibr cine 4usel in
ben S6enfel. Son bort begab er fit in bic
anlaGen Ses Ser3 Sem Slofiers uuO iagte
Ii1 eine 2usel in Die S6l6fe. Seiue 9eidle
tuurne beute friih bort aufgefunbeu.
- Die 19lGbrige Della 9oubion, usIfe
tiir3lid BON SrIanO bierher tam, iiel bei Ban
ibore, 2.zS., BON Der YIattform zines rad,
S6lip IahreHben 3uges uub fiarb iofort IN
SSoIge etnes oabet erlittenen 9euids uub
S6Goelbruhes. Coroner Bennett bielt oez
fern einen Spquef, nobel es ltd eraab, 6aR
Della ben i'm Sabren begrifeueu 3us Der.
Iafien pollte. uno babel bonn gSaggon fiel.
Sie hattie mad SsIip fnbreu poneu, nm ibre
bort in 8tenii ffebeuoe Sdpeffer su beiuGeu.
Die Surp CAB Elm ben &hatiaden entIpretleuz
bes geroift ab, tabeIte aber oarin bic SONG
Sysl1noer Babn= 9eieuihait, neil feline Sis
derbeitstettsn an Der BlattiOrm anaebradlt
narea, pelde Bafiagiere nerbiuoern, eineu
IN @anse befiuoliGen .3us 3u usrIaiien ooer
III beffeiqeu.
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SSaoeaeSfa5 &la8e tps9en etnes
,,goBcotts."

@bfcaao, Su., 10. Sttober. - Der
FleiIher Sebuoa Sullau bat gegeu Rurtus
Nathan, 8orfieher Der Beth Sameorasz On.
uaooae, cine Slaae uuf $4,000 ShaSenerias
eidaersid,t. s. Salun bate Dor eiuiaer 3ett
NIT einem Sobn oes 8abbiuer iener tSpnas
aoge einen 5treit. nHo leitoem uurbe er BON
bsm grDbteu Sheii Der 9emetnoe ygebopcots
tet;" er bebuuptst, ooB Hatbau 6as ,Scp.
cott." gufuIar nit unteridrieben babe, unb
oa In EoIae bieies Soraebens ieia @ti@ift
ruinirt morbeu III, bat er ftt Ratbuu ais
SiinSsubpd bsraue segrinen.
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9ur @abLGaMpaane.

Subtauapolts, Sno., 19. Sttober
-Rihter Sbnrman matte hente Ra9u1ittae
cine Gpa3ierfahrt Hno fattete Der Btttpe be.
uerfforbenen Sice BrdiioeHten Gbumas
Seuerids eiueH 8eiut ab. Gr beiuhte aud
6as StaGtstupitOI uHo oerbra5te einige 3ei
in bieiem @ebdnoe.
Seute Qbenb belt er Dor elmer eutbuFafti.
iden asmofrutiIheu gtafeuueriammluua etut
Rebe i'm Spernbaufe. uusefGbr 5000 Ber
iouen naren anpsieuo. @Ouoerueur Grar
gub ebenfaas cine tar3s auiPru9e gun
Pef1pu
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Ser ReInntorft.

Kep y o II. l9. SttOber. = i5ol8ehoes
fiub bic ShluBnsiiruugen: SelO erOHnete 3u
q uub idlaB gu BroSeat. Sterltu9'
We6iel $A84 auf 60 Gage uno
$4.88 aui Sidt. - SuAOes Oblt9n'
tiOneu: Sros. 1274, At pro3. 1881, S.proB.
-. aftieu: Aonms' @rpreB l47, 9en'
truI-Boufic SGT, @beiupeatesOhio -, Grte
29b, bittO 4riur. 65i. 9ainois Central ll6,
9aie Shcre 1921. Rep. Seriepz Central 88t,
gtorth- gDeieru 1128, Ditto Brtor. l434, Jteps
9ort central 1OS, Gbio RiiFirppt 233.
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9terDta..t,o ,t,tt Stnoerut;Te., =.

grootGpu, 9t.,g., 10. Gftober.-SOr
eiuiseu Sugeu iOute Die ferblife 9iue Daz
bib y. @la0oeu's BON SIR $50, Bart Aseuue,
i'm @reenDoo6. .SrieSboie beigeiett nerben.
gs befnuoeu fG oitt uebeu @labOeu's Sra
be ned bier aubsre frtit bergeriatete Graber.
iiber rpeldbe man Sretter geIegt, nm es ben
GusebDriSeu unb 6reuuoen @Iaoben's r08.
Li6 III MAIDEN, bte Trauerreoe aujub0Eeu.
W2itten in ceTielben 9abeu ote Sretter ieoods
plTtlia nod uno iammtIide Get0traaenoe fts'
len in Die @rdber, uub 3mnr Die 2SittUi
@labbeu's In oas fir tbreu 8atten befimm
te, no fie BON elmer Sbnmatt befaleu Dur
be. Ntuu bob fie ans Der 9ruft uHO legte fl
in elmer Sutide uieoer, mGbreno bic auoerer
BtriOuen f9 roieOer ielbf aus ben Sraber:
hnIien.
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SfehmXrPfe.

@bicnso, 10. Gttober. -Ginboies: 3u,
fubr 10000, Serfenbuua $500; Breiie oal,,
trteu smitden 81 80 uuo IS 9O.-Sdpetue /:
3ufubr $4,000, Serieuouus 5000; Breile ua.
riirteu ,piideu $3.50 unb $5.8J.-Sdaafe:
3ufubr 1000, Serleneuus $500; Preiie ua.
rttrten spiihen 81. so uuc $500.
ct. 1outs,19 SttOber.-Riuboieb: gu.
tubr 1000, Serieubuus 23OO; Breiie pariir.
ten srpijten 81 10 uub $3.50. - S6peire:
3ufnhr $40. Serienbuus 28O0; BreiIe ua=
riirteu spiifeu S5.45 uuo S. 80. .-SGaafe: F.:
3ufubr 1850. Serienbuns 465; Breile ba=
rtirten spii6eu S. 10 uuo $4.05.
Gaff Benni. 10. Ottober.-
8inbuieb: .3ufubr 76O, Serleubuus 437;
Preiie nariirteu 3wiideu $3.50 Hr5 1915.
- Shpetne: 3ufubr 1000, SerIenouua
$500; Breiie uariirten 3uiiden 81 so uuS
Sc. 6.30.-S Shaafe: 3uflhr 140O. Berienouua
1900; greiie pariirteu spiideu sl.0O unS
$3.50.
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Nin 0lenl ShltrntaltIs.

Cincinnati, 10. Git, - Die treunbe
Ges Dor toentgeu 0tonateu Uerftorbeuen ar.
2Salter u. Dun, eiues iuugeu, bOffRuugsuol=
len 4rBtes, baben beia1,,!!of#sH, hsnieIbeH eiH
ebenio neuartises, ais ptiroiges 8entmai 5u
erriateH. sic baben bura Subiiriptiou Den
9etrag BON $1,000 uufgebradlt, oefien GINS
REtrdgniB 5ur Stiitung uno grbaItuus elmer
tofsnireieu Berpfeguuasfdtte i'm atuOer=
Soiptul 3u gioHRt AuburH beaiibt maroeu
fol-. Or. 8uu, etp gteffe EbIrmau's, bate
It an Der Griinbnng bes Qoipttat5 in Der
bolrageuoem Raase betbetIi3t. 0a3 BON
ietuen 5reunbeH geaiitete ,Ersibett" 1T unter
einicheu, aber befO eiuOruds5oaereu Gelers
litfeiten ieiuer tuObltbdti8sn 8eitmmEas
iibprOehPu mnrNeU
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SubToiCs, fiig ote sGGaGDa 8acsjtc:
gSGITs."

9oroutp, l9. SttOber r-gBie eiue &a.
beIeepeibe aue G0uoOu met6st, bat Die eng.
lifde 6esierRug nit Der cau2bii9en eiueu
GontIatt fir Die Bef1Eoeruug Der Boit uah
China uaO Of Gfieu abgei1lofeu. Die
r@anatn> PQcifc Babu" miro oarauibin orei
Gnnpier bauea l0fieu. Der 9teuf miro in
18 Olcunten beginner, uuo bic &Omplguie
e1hdlt bon GuglduO eiHsu 3uI9us con 49,.
Geo Yiuno Sterling iabrIIb; 5ierIU tommt
mob eIue laarliae SnbFois Der cauantit:n
GeGi,rpr8 i'm Betrage BON $4,000 BTauo
Gtelllpg, Der Pnfbteuf tpiro Elm monatli
der felu, unb bic Dampfer mer6eu BON 8auz
couoer aus 9OiObumu, SOngz Song u. Chang.
SGi anllufeu.
8elielben &a5elbspeidle sufoIge intereiiirt
man fid in 0oHbou ungemeiu fir Die 9erlteIt
lung zines blretten Pufpertshr5 3pii4en
@n8luno uns Canada, rpeIbeu bis iett Die
Remzgorfer Sduelloampfer permittelu,
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Oiefas peItberiihnte pr8parat 1T Sie
GrFnoun9 ciues unierer beoeuten0iten
GhemiFcr. QaTcIbe eutbaIt ale 3ur
Gr3eu9uug pou GIetf5, Kno6en, Slut,
u1usFelu mo foRlit ron EorperPraftJ a
foroerlihcu 3etauotbcile, mo 3war ia
ciner flit leidteite Deroauurg 9eeigueten
form. Don oeu anoeIeheniteu 2ler3ten
nn6 pbYfioIogeu / oa6eIbe ais DER bette
mo 5rrerIIn9fe GrIat iilr Mnttermady
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nibruugsnittel fir fleine uu0 uabienoa
EIEoer, Tooie fir Kraufe uno 6eneienoe
emPfoRIeH poroen. RGuifaenter's 7euts
Fdes &tt0eraegl 1T feinesUegs cine Wes
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cen nu6, eiu GrHa6rHng5mittcl. Wegen
ietueS beoeuteu0en lldbrpertbs, lopis
pegeu Ieirer leihtcu Deroduibfeit, iet,
ncr Sbma3bafttgFeit mo fbnelIeu 2luf,
u1hme ms SIut 1T oas geuaHrtte Kinder.
mePl por5ii9Ii3 oeuleui9eu gum 6ebraud
cnlpfohleu, ole an DeroauuH9sibpi3e
mo oarau5 eEtitebeueer unjureibeHoer
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SIaEurmutb, iblaTer rlusfels uno rpeia
der Rno3enbIloung nno 2rebulibem
leIoer. Somit miro es beiouoers gum
Gcbrau4fir Sau9lJu9e, Kiroer in fbueI,
lem lpodsthum, ioUie ftir iolbe Kin0er,
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GIteoern" habeI, augelegenHi5 empfoRs
len; terner fir DYsPepttFer, Krarte uno
GcHeienoe ir ie0em Stadium, foDie fir
2leruenibUIbe uuo Grtb5pfte. Bel
fehlcnoer, coer uibt gutter uuo seni9euz
ar 0uttermilr9 1T Gus KinOerme9l 0er
e.n5ge GUerfaunte GrIak DER uatirlibeu
ll-hrang 6e5 Sdu9IIn9s. 6u9Iei6 lit es
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93r. 1876, ,. 2lpcaat.
6rn. Grittcntou!
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0icun's g6Urielirifc anidoiite. Be-
mcrfte i'd cm @cIg8 I'm 3piariftcn BON
9e6em, Der int gc5yapa Scr 5ciic Grfabs
runs genraat. Boa mid 5etrifL 70 m5dte
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Sabren bic 3lOic am 8Opf mo in 8cF4t
batte, unO ais mioIse OcricIbcn n,em 3aar
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i'd maBte c8 mir gang o6iaceyea IaIcn.
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id) cine Beitelige SteIe, be0edt NIT Red
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ieiie, We0i3in II. I. tu.-2tQe8 uer9cbenS.
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nidt Glruh SdwcfcIirjfc oerTu4t."
Sd i5afite mir ipcIbc an mO itri3 ne ies
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fa Ser rotgc 9lu5iBlag ME DicOcr geA
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sen Der 6riicur bc1m 2lbiaceren urciaeS
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9Ec Garrtere etaer Sie05eO;l'
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fd3 ieBt bernus ftellt, bereits als eiHe 9Iebiu
uno Iet6tfertige 3irue einen gtameu 9emadt
hutte, ueroiingte fd Dor eiuiser 3.tt bei Gem
Saufmauue 6eiurtd gtauu aIs 0ieufmao.
den NIB beuiste bic erfte fid ibr bi,teuoe
@elegenbeit, nm nit Silberiaheu i'm Bsrt5e
BON $50 bur63ubrennen. Ste puroe 6lIo
bnrnuf nbgefaBt uno nit 80 9ageu @Ciig9>
niB befiraft. 9as WiG66en ift cine SdOabsit,
erit IL Sabre oft unb ooH autem 5ertOmneu,
bat aber idon cine ereiguiBuOua &arrtere bin,
ter iid). Su Steubeuoille bat fe idJ elaeS
Gtnbruds idulbig gemnAt uno uuroe bail.
Al 80 Sagen Arbettsbaus uerurtbetlt. 4u4
in ibrer Seimatbsfant Wepz z2isbOu bat Ite
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par nit ibm baUOu seluufen uno bate nd
bann al8 8Iae-aseHtiu Gussegeben uu6 uns
ter oieier falideu 8Oripie9eIuug BferO uuo
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f9 0erbraudt. Sn Canton iou ite eiueu
0tanu, Rameus charles Selougb, gebeiras
tbet baben, bod fuOet iid fetu 8eruleri bas
riiber in Den SeiratbsIlfeu, 8batiate III ie=
bod, ooS fie auG in Canton nit eiIem
Shame 3ufQrrn1eu lebte.