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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-27

II oST-PAIR OF GOLD. RIMMED EYE GLASSES.
n Small gold chain probably attached. They We're
lost Wednesday afternoon evening Finder will be
rewarded by leaving them At Journal Office Counting
room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24
The Emperor Again Improving.


DR.. MACKENZIE.
Emperor Williams condition showed some In
proyement yesterday. He was removed from his
bed in the afternoon and lay on a sofa The dis
charge OF pus was copious, some OF which dropped
downward in his throat, causing a paroxysm Of
coughing. The emperor's appetite was good. He
spoke cheerfully with the Doctors and this after
noon had conference with Prince Bismarck Iast-
ing an hour and a hail. Toward evening there
was a slight Increase Of fever. In the morning
the doctors informed the emperor that shOuld his
favorable progress continue he might remain uD
all to-day, but only on the condition that he trans
acted no business. The emperor has not given up
hope OF recovery but his condition is still Critical
With reference To the adverse comments OF the
newspapers on the treatment OF the emperor's case
the empress has written TO DIR. Frieoog the min
lister OF justice, as follows: although personally
Indifferent TO the attacks OF the press cannot
bear 10 see the emperors doctors, who are attend
ing him with the greatest devotion, openly sland-
cred" Her majesty requests the minister to In.
terfere In the matter.
Prince Bismarck had quite long interview with
DR.. Mackenzie yesterday. The doctors letters no
the Cologne Gazette, Post and Ereuz Zeifuno were
inserted by the managers OF those journals under
legal compulsion. DIR. Mackenzie, for the first
tiIns In niDe days, took walk on sunday in tins
park. He has written 20 the Rreuz Zeituno and
the Post denying the recent charges against him.
and stating that he summoned Dr. Bergman win,
due courtesy -s>'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24
For Importing q Preacher.

TRIAL OF THE GOVERNMENTS SUIT AGAINST TRINITY
EPISCOPAL CHURCB.
The preliminary hearing In the suit of the
United states against the rector church wardeps
and vestrymen OF the church OF the Holy Trinity.
in New York, for importing Rev. E. Walpoole War
rem TO preach in that church, was heard before
Judge Wallace OF the United States Circuit Court.
yesterday. 1t is claimed the importation was In
violation OF the contract labor Law, and the fine
provided for the violation thereof IS 81 600 Coun
sci for the church demurred TO the complaint on
the claim that the law was intended TO cover only
the manual labor class. District Attorney Wal
ker admitted that the act was not the work OF
trained statutory craftsmen. Only professional
artists, actors, lecturers and singers are exempt
by the law. Our choicest metropolitan pulp,tS
were invaded by the foreign product while our
theological seminarfes were sending plenty OF cam
didateS Tor these places. SIT is not said Mr.
Walker, 1.-THE duty OF the court TO 1ustIfy the
wisdom OF Congress. but simply TO follow the
plain meaning. The law was plainly constitu-
tional, and has been violated in the case at bar
Judge Wallace reserved his decision
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24
LAxssuseH e BRo-
A2o. 4e2, 4sA. 421 7TH STREET.
All. 4ls srH STREET.

DAY GOODS never % low.
Special Prices in NEW SPRING GOODS An IN
specton Of our immense variety solicited.
We have told from time to time about our variety
OF fabrics and coors. No dmnution Of either. With
the addition Of some Of the latest novelties secured
during last week We stand ready for siege Of shoppers
Have you seen our Figured MOHAIRSs II not, come
and SO the best assortment shown in these popular
goods; 81 inches wide at so cents per yard
CHAlL1s In all wool. Not 80 many pieces, but
choice selsction. Fast colors and 80 inches wide.
Price, 90 csnts Koechlin's best: better made.
HHNRIETTAs, ~ inches, all wool. exquisite
range Of ooors not to be equaleA elsewhere. Ii twin
Ans. d per yard
COMBINATIONS, silk and wool stripe. plain to
match newest creation. arrived just one month 100
late. AZ inches wide Price should have been aIzo
take look at them at as cents per yard
SILK AMI. WOOL CHECKs-have you seen thems
II not they are worth seeing aud buying. They sre
art cheap at a. cents yard.
PLAID ALBATROSs hrge elegant patterns. choice
colors, plain to match and unique. 3S inches
wide all WOOL 55 cents yard.
FOULE SERGEs choice colors. special offering OF
serviceabe material 80 inches wide. all WOOL SO cents
per yard
ENGLISH KERsEY CLOTH for Jackets and Wraps.
stripes. plains, and checks, none finer. "a inches.
o2.25 per yard.
ALL-wOOL DENTELLE, 3s and 40 inches wide. in
al coors. handsome designs creams, tans. and black,
two qualities 81 Is cents per yard and 1 yard.
Special Lot of FANCY MIXED STRIPED CHECKS
and BORDERED DRESS GOODS good quality choice
of lot so cents yard: worth more.
Remember. we have the Stock. the Variety, and the
bestlighted Dress Goods Room in the world There 10
no getting out Of this fact.
THEY CANNOT COMPETE WITH US.
you want Style and exclusive Style. you will have
to buy from US.
Thousands upon thousands of customers deal with
Us unintsrruptedly from year to year. What better
evidence Of fair dealings!
Come tn We will thrO11ph ALL riohf- For
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Pg22Pp99sAALssr 5 FOB MAGARAM EQADMAY AND

DROP0SALS FOR MACADAM ROADWAY AND
l.RRa1ks ny DrPoT ~
OFFICE. WAsHINGroN' d: G. Apr:l "A. 1Sss.,sealed
will be received at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON, on TUESDAY. MAY Is. 1888, At which time
and place they will be opened. in the presence OF at
tending bidders. for constructing about $3.50 feet of
macadam roadway, IA feet wide, with cobble-stone
roadway, Il feet wide. with cobble-stone cutters
feet wide Bidders to state the price per lnea foot
for proposals and for each class of work
be obtained at this office. The United States re
the right to reject and all proposals. to ac
cept proposals for the entire work. to make award
of each class Of work separately. @. b. DANDY
Deputy Quartermaster-General U. s. A., Depot Quar-,
termastef. applet
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virginia Republicans.

DELEGATES CHOSEN TO THE STATE COMMUNICATION
AND AGAINST MALONE
The republicans OF Petersburg Va held a city
convention last night and elected delegates to the
state convention. 1t was charged in the couven-
tion by John NJ. Langston that the delegates
elected had been selected in a caucus held at Sen
ator MahoneS residence Sunday night until 9
In which he said that Malone could not gag the
negro; that the convention had been held with
closed doors, but he was determined that the pub
lie should know how he and his friends had been
treated by the convention. Mr.. Langston had un-
derstoOd that an effort was being made by Malone
70 defeat him for Congress, but he would be
elected.
A republican mass meeting was held az Luray
yesterday, pursuant TO the call OF the republican
state executive committee, and appointed dele
gates and aternateS TO the state convention to be
held IN petersburg, Va, on the 18th OF May. Res
olutionS endorsing the present plan OF party or
ganization in Virginia. declaring In favor OF Gen
Malone rs chairman Of the party organization,
and adherence TO the unit rule by the Virginia
delegation 10 the Chicago convention were unani-
InOusiy adopted Last night mass meeting OF
republicans elected q Blaine delegation to the
state convention. The delegation is opposed to
unit rule. At the republican county convention,
held at Luray yesterday, delegates were elected to
the state convention, and were instructed to vote
against the present plan OF party organization
and TO act as a unit against the Malone idea.
AT Harr1SOnburg, Va, the republican conven-
lion, held last evening, sends fifteen delegates to
the state convention. They are Instructed to
vote against the unit rule and for John s. Wtse's
plan or organization. A resolution favoring
Blaine for President was unanimously adopted.
Hon. John +. Lewis heads the delegation.
Among the county conventions which have
chosen anJi-MahOne delegates are Rockingham
Roanoke, and Northampton. The convention
held in Richmond last night elected 20 anti
Malone delegates, headed by Mr.. Wise. The
convention cheered for Malone and voted for
Wise and his measures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24

man named ThoS Ryan was arrestes ~, pnu.-
aeipnia YESTERDAY on suspicion OF being Inc mnr-
ph'Is VI hrouSe1iah VIM. ID. Johnston la West
rare "a chicago Yesterday DESTROYED nv. n.,s
Iwo cora erios, anu other properly ar ne Tntn
seock aAus ana Transit Co Loss over 400. oOa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24

The shove II very important question 3 ladies
this Of tbs year. and nsv noss 20 than Il this
time. when It hard TO match TIE New shadas We
have them all We are showing Tie Anast line Of
GILT. SILVER, STEEL and TINaII TRIMMINGS In
the market We have full assortmsnts d TINSHI4 also
SILK and METAL GIMPS at SOC. per yasd; nnsr
goods At higher prices Stock Of BLACK TRIMMINGS
unsurpassed both for variety and styia
PARAsoLa
We have never been aba 10 show handsomsr kns Of
sequence. sales in this department have been un
usually large We keep our stock up by new supplies
every day. One large lot of ali SILK, STYLISH
STRIPED PARAsoLs. which will be sold while they
last at the very low price of 81.
CHOICE GOODS AND MODERATE PRICfa
CHANCE LOT.
We purchased yesterday, 70 dos Hspdksrchssfs. the
samples Of Bankrupt Jobbins House. They have
been divided into two lots. and placed upon our
counters one lot at &C.. and the Other ss lOc they
are very cheap.
BLACK GOODS
We have just opened another case Of hsndscme ana
seasonable BLACK DRESS GOODS. Comprising SILK.
SILK and WOOL. IRON FRAME and FANCY GRENA.
Dimes WOOL and SILK WARP HENRIETTAs. and
OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS.
BALsAM FIR SOAP.
The of this celebrated brand Of soap
have authorized to give Balsam Fir Pillow with
every cake of Soap sold for limited tms the Soap
retails at 25c and the Pillow 10 worth &c., this IL
rare opportunity.
E. q. DAVIS.
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SPECIALTIES.

nR ALBAUGH SUCCESSFULLY Treats ALL
ODseases peculiar to Ladies'. Married or Single
Prompt attention. Satisfaction guarantsed ChasGss
moderate. Once hours IL 70 2 and 70 .. m De
IBAUGH 1920 NV. apls-lm.
YEARS A SPECIALITY IN CUR
ing nervous and mental disease, spinal and
uterine troubles tumors strictures sstice hyeeefA
rneumafsm neyralg1a choreas per.lys.a, asou sna
diseases generally Patients visited Static e1ecr1cay
through clothing Referencsa. permanent curss IN
Warrington. No Outside assistsnta pA L xIChOLr
son. 6o4 lssth ct. NV. Of =. u-dm.
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NEW FEATURE OF IRISH PRosRcUTloN,-A scene
oceurreu In the house OF commons last evening on
Question being raised regarding the Increase of
Ssa.ences IN ireland in appeal cases Mr. Nat
pi9ace tlere was no precedent in England in
siniilaI cases Mr.. stuart asked Mr. Madden tha
soncltor general for Ireland how many slch Cases
snere nao been In Ireland In the last decade. M
snI uuen evsaeu the question. Mr.. Stuart ana Sir
w.an venom harcourt pressed for a definiIe
NOT Know which answer was received with ioaS
Vnee me- ny the opposition and Parnelites Sir Viii
.ain VERNON Hafcourt asked who did know and
scared That he wanted this Question answereX
s,rsd MT MADDEN promised TO get the de-
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DROpoSALS FOR SUPPLIES AND WASHING
Towels. and for the purchase Of Pulp Waste Paper
Pointing , WSs hi p G.; April9 1855 Sealed
Tuesday May l. 1888. to furnish supplies 10 the Bu
reau of Engraving and Printing during the fiscal year
Colors, Oils, &C: Chemicals, &C., Paper. Topographic
Inks, Engrayers' supplies Binders Supplies Hard.
Der goods, Grocers sundIies Lumber. eed Ice
and Miscellaneous Awards will be made only to estab-
sealed proposals will also be received until the same
time for washing towels during the same period and
the award will be made only to person or Arm HAVING
established facilities for doing the work Sealed pro-
the purchase of pulp produced by the maceration OF
notes. securities etc. and for the purchase OF waste
paper and other refuse materials during the same
period The right reserved to waive defccts and to
reject any or all bids or parts OF bids Blank FORMS
ton desired by intending bidders will be furnished on
application at this office. E. D. GRAVES, Chief Of
Bureau. apl0-law:3w
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stephen A. Douglas, Birthday


NIGHT.
The fifth annual banquet OF the Iroquois Club
was held in Chicago last night On the anniversary
OF the birth OF stephen A. Douglas. Plates were
laid Tor $50 guests. Among the letters OF regret
received was one from George VIM. Curtis and one
from Hon. Roger q. Mills. Mr.. curtis wrote: s.My
occupations already made for the time mentioned
compel me TO lose the signal pleasure which Won
propose 10 me, and can only assure you of nv
confidence that the cOtnsels OF the Irc1uois CHM
BY their patriotism and independence will greatly
aid wise, popular decision In the Impending ma.
tional debate oI this year." Representative Minis
In his letter, urged the iroquois Club TO stand nv
the President In his effort TO procure a reduction
OF taxes upon the neceSsarieS or life other
were received IRON senator Coiquitt, Representa-
tive LAWYER, and Gov Davis, or Rhode Island.
The toast, stephen A Douglas" was responded
10 by Hon. Melville w. Fuller. ''Trumphapt De.
mocracy," by Gen. Black, Commissioner OF pen.
slons. EX-Gov. j. sterling Morton responded "a
the toast "Be it enacted" ana declared that many
OF the laws passed do more harm than good Other
tolsts were responded TO as follows: "Grover
Cleveland" by T. N. Patterson, OF Colorado; ~Pro.
gressiye Politics" l. d. Thoman; 1.-The Boss Trust
Gen. 1. " stiles.
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UNDERTAKES.

" UNDkkTxKER ANb ENBALAr1
r.,.ps.,. en- i ~ fsnA s'~ '.'' 'o''s's Ss,i,
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SrR1sa HAra
New Colors. ''HAzII." DOVE" and "RNoIisH
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND cAPa
NOVELTIES from "YOUNANa" and "ENOX~ New
York.
4. uMBREILAs-steck nov complete. apsctal sssen-
ton called 70 our Guaranteed 6llk um6rolla "a N
and ladies' Umbrellas In colora.
y fURS taken on storage
b. H STINEMETz SON
1887 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
apis Nsxt % Corner 18th
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Mr.. GARRETT IN EGYPr.-Dr. " X Gorter. who is
with Robert Garrett and party, writes from Cairo.
March 81. and states that the travellers ad ne.
turned from trap up the Nile. They wer TO SAT-
from Alexandria on April for Athens, an Will "a
Will be made TO Russia and then 10 lfamburv
Ine whole party are well and will ref arm 20 ti.3s
country In September s'AA1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24
PROFESSIONAL


NGME. BROOKE TELLS ALL The EvENTsoP
M LIFE All business confidential Ladies aud gep-
tlemen so cents each. 40S street between Ith aud
9th streets northwest o6-3Aws
NINE ROSS THE RELIABLE CLAIRvoYANT.
WI PSYCHOLOGIST, AND MEDIUM OFFERS
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
TO any one who can equal her in her profession
not be found Causes speedy marriages brings sep.-
Interviews confidential sittings 80 eta and 81
Residence 1910 llth st. NV. Once hours from 10
Am 70 pm spl6-3m
DROF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED GLAZE
!, SSoysnt Astr3lossr and Spiritual Medium. Born
revealed kecovers Loaf or stolen property. FINDS
speedy marriages.. Brings separated together Gives
success IN businesa Removes ali family troubles
and evil influences Cures sickness II disappointed
by efforts Of others Judge al alike the Professor
can convince the most scspcsl strangers from other
the only ssn1ine slsryoysnt II III: city :. Be sue
be can do. Sitsings. soc. Lfs-readtnr By mail on
receipt 81 81 Name lock u hair, date Of birth Hours
to 8: open sundays from i 70 pm
sp12-lm' 42l pth u nv.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND wASHIN6-OFFIcF
Il of Recruiting Rendezvous, u . Army No a24
Pennsylva1ia avenue northwest. Washington. b. C..
to the usual conditions will be at the Recruit
ing Rendezvous, at No, 924 Pennsylvania avenue
O'CLOCK. NOON, on the TWENTY EIGHT Il DAY OF
MAY. 1855: at which time and place they will be
supplies and rendering services as indicated for the
within the city lnits during the fiscal year ending
June 30 1889. viz: Furnishing and delivering fuel
and washing articles Of Government cothina and
eaupsge. The Government reserves the right to re-
Jet all proposals. Blanks and full Information
as to bidding. &c, will be furnished on appcation
Bidders are notified that award formal s:ceptnce
of any bid under this will be made until
or services referred to can be paid Envelopes
-" and addressed to Recruiting Office No Q24
Pennsylvania avenue north west, Washington, D. G
ap24, 26,my2425&26
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EDUCATIONAL.

WAETED-BY YOUNG GERMAN LADY
Nv tAsnn9yerian), former Governess scholars Tor
oermsn OF French; terms easy. 62< 9Th St NV.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Of columbia; opinion OF court by Judge Cox
Quashing certain assessments Cook agt Trotter:
opinion OF court by Chief Justice; maIdamus de.
MED. stone agt. Lackey; do; reversing decree
below, &C.
CRcUrr COURT No. 1-J,doe Huyner.
ae sc Wof Marks agt Grief Bro; ver-
stahi; verdict for defendant; $50 81.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JIdge Mer7Tck q
m ie naSaq , Bowie aS Hume Juror r. H. Green
NcGill agt- Wheeler; verdict for plaintiff; fun
CRIMINAL CoURT-Tudoe Montgomery.
yesterday, JOnn Nelson, assault to rape: verdict
not guilty. Christopher Judge. assault 70 Kill;
verdict not guilty. John Jackson appeal, assault;
verdict guilty.
POLICE CouRr-Judge Shell
Yesterday, Levi Jackson. coiored profanity: IS
or seven DAYS. George Briscoe, colore1, do; do.
Charles Toliiyer, eoiored, trespass; DO. william
or thirty days and SO or sixty days Charles
Monsiord colored dlsord rly conduct; s. or ifteen
s. or fifteen DAYS. Robert MONTGOMERY, disOrderly
cOn1uct In county; - or seven days. John Moore,
profanity; do. Randall johnson, disorderly con-
ducC; :" or fifteen days Edward stewart, do; do.
THIEVES SENTENCED IN THE POLICE CouRr-John
Harrison, an apprentice boy employed In the CON-
posing room OF the Post, was arraigned In the
ronce Court yes erday on the charges Of stealing
clothing from printers He pleaded guilty to the
three charges, and was given six months In jail
george Jones, alias Charles Morris, a young col
ored man, was charged with stealing a razor from
a colored barber named Charles II. King. He de-
MED the charge, hut the testimony was against
MN. He was given one month. william johnson,
coiored boy. pleaded guilty to a charge OF steal
Ing DuSnel OF coal from Charles W. Ridley, and
was lined 3 or 10 days. George Engle, alias In
graham, was tried on a charge OF stealing three
pounds or butter from Edward ONeal OF No. 1923
"a street southwest, and fine Of s. was imposed
a young eolored man named Henry smith was
placed on trial in the Police Court to-day charged
with stealing coat and vest from the store of
solomon Rosenthal, No 1922 9TH street. 1t was
charged Dy the prosecution that Smith was in the
store with another colored man; that the other
man TOOK the clothes aud both ran of. The de-
iendant denied the charge. The court fined him
$40 or 80 days.
FIGHT IN THE AGRICULTURAL GROUNDs-Some
tllne ago Chas. ScaggS caused the arrest OF Wm
Davis, ana since that time a bad feeling has ex-
lSted between them. Sunday night Scaggs met
DAVIS at the corner OF 10th street and Pennsyl-
Vania avenue. He made an ugly remark to Davis
and invited hight. They went to the Agrcul-
tura grounds to settle the difficulty. Statements
diner as to what really occurred In the grounds,
out when they returned Scaggs' face presented
hammered appearance. Davis was arrested and
taken before Judge smell yesterday but on ac-
count OF the conflicting testimony the Judge re-
leased DAVIS on his own recognlzance
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A GREAT DAY Pox o'DAY AND o'BRTES-rwELvE
INNINGS AND TH-sPLESDrD FIELDISG-oTHEk
GAMES rEsrzRpAY-yoTEs OF TIE DIAMOND.
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MAKRIAGELIcESsEs--Narria licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court 70 W. b. Brashears
and L Maud Richie, both OF Prince Georges
County, Nd &. z. Blrley and Hattie Epps, both
OF Richmond. Va; X Prosser HOlcombe, OF Raw
hngs, wyoming. and susie Combs; Sonnie Horse
carr and Rachel Walkowiski, OF New YORK city:
w. Ajax. Shuk ana Anne Rshbeen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-15
aft bic ed,tptmbfmdt mubetlbas 2

Man leie bos @a@fsbeabe: vSerr 6. s
Mforris III Neiparf, Nrtanlas, fast: sd lag
ON 2unsen : MbieeIen f6per barnieoer, unb
meme Grsunbe unb Die Gerate ertldrten mid
fir unbeilbar fdDinbfi9tis. 9a fling i9 an,
Or. Sings neues S@pinbludtsmittel su ae.
brauden. Sept babe i9 bic brittle GIai6e unb
bin bereits int Stanbe, Die grbeiten auf meiner
Garm ipieber au iibertpaden unb gu beauffid-
tiseu. GO 1T bic bette @ebiein, bic eS seben
fann!"
.SeIe Mibblepart in Decatur, Ohio, f9reibt
v@enn id nidt Sr. Sings neues S6pinb.
iudts. SeilmitteI sebrau@t bate, iudre i'd fdon
Iange meinem 2unsenIeiben erlegen. Die @erste
batten mid bersitS aufgessben. Sept bin id
bel befem @obl1ein."
@robefaidea frei in Der apotbete bon u.
9reiR.
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CINDERELLA gAub sgtpre.
@de Of'9onfonfraBe unb Wbenue G.

panitl panitl panif!
syr nniere ioeben i'm Oten at1ses vss
fauften 8orrdtbe at S9ube1t unb
Stiefeln miKen 1T Ia Sagen
berfauft tperben, unb lei
seA es unterm Goitenpreis! -sa
Solgenoe 8eiipiele bieneu ols Betpeis
unierer beiipieQos nie6risen Preiie:
IL beri9iebeue Wrten niebriser Serrens
f9ube gu 81. 40(En-grospreis 1.75)
9anbgendbte Serrenf6ube rgongreb"
gu $2.75 Cont ibli9er preis 81.
Grtrafeine banbgendbte 9errnf6ube al
$3.50 (anberstpo gu $3.50 berfauft.)
Rnabeni@ube II. 2n6pffiefel gu Slips
(En-gros Prets $1.50).
g~rtrafeine Rn6pffiefel fir &nabet 50
(Mertb $2.75).
Damen-p antofeln Nr. So su nut
Is @ts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Mdb9eni9ube bon GIaces2eber
gu uur IS Gents (Mertb 81.
&inberf6ube gu 40, so unb 60 Gents,
bic anoerstDo 60, IS Gents unb 81
fDffen.
8abD S6ube beri9iebener Mrt, bon
rs Gents an.
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Ser ftiirmiide at1anttfde eaean

III elm Sdreden fir fur1tiame @afasiere,
taum ipeniser tueeen Der @efabren Der Siefe,
als iuesen BET fat ii6eren @epibbeit Der See.
frant5eit. Das BETTE SeiImtttel fir NAL de
mer lit S otetter's Magenbitters,
bas ben Masen iofort in Srbnung brinat unb
StOrunsen 6eFelben berbinbert. aaeu @siien.
ben unb Gouriifen, aur See ober 3u 2anbe.
bietet es ein sludli9es MitteIbins aipifdeu ben
piberltden oOer unipirtiamen SiIfsmitteln beS
araneifafenS unb benz problematifden @usen,
ben elm ni9t mebiainiiG aubereitetes aItoboli>
f9es &sismittcl. fei eS nod 70 rein, geipdbren
fam. DaS S1atteln eines gilenbabnpastnS
berurfadt oft abulide MasenaOrunsen. pie
bas &olen eines 9diTes. Dafiir lit bas 8it.
tiers elm idnel uub fi9er pirfenbes SeilmitteI.
Die Serpenbuna bon ial3isem @aTer, befon.
bers auf lansen &eiien in ben Sropen, brinst
INNER StOrunsen bes Masens unb Der Gin.
setpeioe berbor. Sofetter'8 Wa9en.
bitter8, tpenu e8 nit unreinem @afer ber.
mii9t tpiro, bebt bic @iriuns bieier rnreinia.
feiten auf. Su sleider @eiie nirft Go Ismobl
| gegen Malaria. unb anbere f9dbliGe @infiffe
6es RIimas ober bet sltmoipbdre als aud &c.
gen bic @irtunsen bon 8~lobfequus unb ueber.
anftrensung. @snbet es an. sesen Nieren.
Ieiben, 3beamatismus uub S9pa9e.