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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-10-31
POPULAR SCIENCE.

Vegetarianism does not protect from
cancer.
A ray of light travels 1,eO0,0 600 miles
in minute.
It has been estimated that an average
of five feet of water falls annually over
the whole earth.
Professor Emmerig, of Germany, finds
bees the most reliable of all weather
representations. -....- ..,s Y,
Aluminium resembles silver in appear
ance, is stronger than steel, will not
tarnish and is superior to silver for all
purposes for which that metal is used.
Icepergs have been seen in North
Atlantic laden with Jumps of rock, sand
and soil. The banks of Newfoundland
would appear to have been formed in
this way.
The light emitted by the corona during
the solar cell pse of 1886, was less than
half as great as in that of 1878, accord
ing to Captain W. de w. Abney and Mr..
T. F. Thorpe. @
AS is now we'll known, the Great Salt
Lake of Utah is an immense. limitless
magazine of salt, that can be readily OBJ
tanned in any desired quantity by the
simple process of evaporation.
A cubic foot of ice weighs about $50.
ounces, but the same volume of sea water
weighs 1880 ounces. Hence ice floats on
water, and but one-ninth of the volume
of an iceberg is exposed to view. q.
DR.. Jastrow, of the University Of Wis
consin, proves that the ear is the
dominant organ of the mind in some
persons, and the eye in others. People
are therefore ear-minded or eye-minded.
According to Chicago wagon-msker,
white oak requires eighty years to mature;
she'll bark hickory, fro thirty to fifty
years; white ash, thirty years; tulip;
tree, sixty or more years; and red or
Norway pine, at least sixty years.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-10-31

n m suddenly pause, with a stiacd ex.
clamaton, before window, the shutter
of which had been apparently forced
back by the wind during the storm.
Then, without speaking, he bcckoned to
me to come to him, which l did, and
pausing before the open easement, I
looked, as he had done, into the room
beyond.
Never, to my dying day, shall 1 forget
the horror of what | saw.
Upon low bed, at the further side of
the little chamber, lay the corpse of an
aged man, unwashcd, unshorn and un-
straightened for the grave. His clothes
were the rough. soilcd garments of his
everyday life and toll. lie lay on his
back. his limbs contorted, as though the
rarting soul had left its tenement amid
pain and struggling. But the most fear
fnl c,emcn, of that dead spectacle lay in
the ia that above the half-open mouth
hovcrcd q cloud Of pale, luminous vapor.
that steamed continuously upwards, and
broke and quivered and tloated away
with the slight disturbance of air caused
by our presence at the window. l was
about to utter an exclamation of horror
when DR.. Melfort laid his hand upon my
lips.
"Silencer' he whispe ed in my ear.
"Our very lives depend upon our making
no sound, on our giving no warning of
the discovery we have made. We are in
the house of murderm
"That strange light"
! ''Is symptom that the dead man has
heen poisoned with phosphorus-a drug
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-06-28
BErdett'S Good Advice.

Bob Bur,lelte, in the Denver Re
publican, gives the following good
advice:
Don't worry, my son don worry
Don worry about something that
you think may happen tomorrow,
because you may die tonight, and
tomorrow may find you beyond
the reach Of worry. Don't worry
over a thing that happened ycster-
day, because Yesterday is a hundred
years away. Ifyou don't believe
it just try TO reach alter it and
bring it back. Don't worry about
an! tnlug tiiat is happening to-day,
because to-day will only last fifteen
or twenty mintes. II you don't be
lieve it tell your creditors You'll be
ready to settle in full with them at
sunset. Don't worry about things
you can't help, because Chen there's
no need to worry Don't worry a
all. If you want to be pcnitent
now and then it won't hurt YOU a
bit to 90 into the sackcloth and
ashes business little. Il viii do
YOU good. If you want 10 cry
once in long while lhatisn'l Il bad
thing. Ifyou feel ike going outand
clubbing yourself occasionally, l
think you need it and Will lend you d
helping hand at Ii and put plaster
on YOU afterward. All these things
viii do you good. But worry, fret
why there's neither sorrow, pel.i
tence, strength, ponanco, reforma-
ton, hoae nor resolution 1T. lis
Just worry.
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-06-28
A Wonderful Feat.

Among half a dozen commercial
drummers who occup cl seats in q
Central Hudson smoker, relating
their accustomed yarns for their
own qualification, was one who lad
made himself conspicuous by his
silence. He sat In thoughtful
mood with his smoking cap partly
drawn over his eyes, and with a
large sample case in front Of him
he did not look like Il deceiver.
Speaking of hard riding" said
he. as hardware drummer had fin
ished a blood curliing recital Of a
lightning ride on 4 New England
road, ''the fastest travelling [ ever
did was on single track road II
Kansas. We had just rounded q
curve when the conductor entered
the car hurriedly and cried. "Shut
your eyes and hold oh to the seats. "
We all did as We were told, a few
minutes We were experiencing Ill
awful sensation. The cars seemed
to shudder, the windows to creak.
and then all was over. y mo
ment afterwards the conductor on
tered the car and give the order ::
open your eyes and let 90 Of the
seats"
Everything looked natural, bul
the queer proceeding had aroused
my curiosity and | was led to ASK
the'conductor what had taken lace
The conversation had turned or
their hair-breadth escap IS from rail
way accidents, and while each went
the previous one a little better, h
modest one dii not wonder at any
of the stories or essay to question
them. But his turn come and he
h9d his revenge.
mot much" said he, This is q
single tracked road, and we just
jumped freight"
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-06-28
An Incident st Raton.

The other day couple of tour
lists sat in the vcranda Of the depot
hotel at Ration, and near them Maj.
locke. lie was closely scanned by
the tourists. "What fine face,
John. l wish l knew his business"
"PelhapS, he's a htwyer, Mary"
No; there's too much benevo-
lence in that countenance for Il law
yer"
a banker, then?"
"No! No man with such On OK
preston could be a banker. His
aim in life is higher"
us he an editor, then?"
"An editor with such face? No.
he's philanthropist, or a minister
or learned professor, making Il
martyr OF himself for the good OF
mankind"
Just then a stranger who had
been listening to the conversation
took chair next to the Major, and
asked his occupation. Mary and
John held their brcaths and await
ed the reply. which was: Il keep
The Home. Ranch Saloon and Bill
lard Room; can give YOU drink
of nine year old Mci5rayer whiskey,
and | sometimes whoop it up with
tie boys. GALLUP Register,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
ste mtfetn. tano stahr Sunnffrfe.

Ytttsburg, II. gpril.-9ie ramalgas
mateo alociaitOu Der Giienz uuo Stabl. IT.
beittro pGff an 3abl 10 oaB bel Der mad
fteu giatioualz &OuueutioH brei5ig biz pie3ig
meme 2oSeu bertreten ietu odrft2n. Trii3gT
nuySeu Hur gepertidaftsarbeiter CUR Dfttz
slieoidaft 3ugeIuiieu, isit Der IeBteu gouUeHz
ton purbe uber aud bic &ufnabme anoerer
Grbeittr bei9IOfeu. gian belt oieie Chat
iude gabeim, bamit bic 6abritantsu yitat5
0On tem gBadieu Der Srganiiatiou gepabr
nerben iouten. gteuerotugS III Der 8ei1luB
PefaBt pOrbeu, aud 0eri6tebene &laiieu Uoa
gBaI3Delf=ArbeiterR aubIHebmen, rpeIde
iluber bur9 bic Statuten BON Der Sereinis
gurs ausgeidlOfeu mareH. 6attii4 fiu0 Hur
ned Die Eugel6bHsr ausgeidlOfeU, uuO aun
rereu SHterefeu iOusu bel 8srbanoluugea
dber bic 26bne II. |. 10. geDGbrt peroeu.
6eute tpur6e nit Btfimmtbeit oerfAtrt, 6aB
Die 86bIeu9ieBer Der &ereiuiguug bei3utceteH
ntniGeu, uub onB ibre Aufuubme beoorfebt.
Gieislben baben cine ueue 2obniiala eutpors
len unO poueH bisielbe ben 6abJttauteH nod
in bieier 8o9e oOrlegen. gBeHu fte beitrez
ten, mirb Die AfociattOa teren Sate 81 Der
lhriaeu MAIDEN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12
2Imfr1t6r In SenaefTee.
Seipetatfr &ahpf III fsuIgs etnss StritsS.
Sinf SuDte unD pieIe Serpunoete.

Chicago, IL. april. .-gine Spe3ial De-
peidle aus 3pcrUile, 2enn., meloet: vaOte
n4Onsl8 galep= Eaha" baut 5Ir 3ett etueu
SEunel Al Cumberland I'm lesten
gomfiag fanbeu 100 Nrbetter fir eiue @rbO'
buug ibres 2obues BON $125 auf $1.50 pro
3eg ans. Gle benadritttsteH bic @ontrats
torn, iomie bic 8enobner Der 9e9eno IN
eintm llmtreiie BON mebreren Dteilen, taB
ole griasleute, Die lire Steueu ein}unebz
men uerIudteu, get0otet toer0eu fuiroeu.
3ie gortrnftoren ftsllten cine meme ar6elters
Manudaft oil. bic am 0ionta9 ans gSert
ging. 9egen Ottttag Srifi cine groRe SHaar
ser Strifer, melte sr6Bteut6etlS betrunteu
unb nit BIdien uno ReooIoern bemaf1aet
naren, Die @rinbIeute an. Die gesteren ma'
rem ebeufalS bepaffHet, uno ein beiperater
Saupf antfano. 6iinf Mduuer iO0en get0os
tet unb iiber 5tp0lf peInuuoet noroen i2tn,
nebrere Der @ettereH beoenfli5. Sin @ouz
rier iff bier nngefDnmen, nm eiueu grOBen
&crratb gSafien urO UtuRitiou su fauieu,
iubem meltere &cnflIfte ermartet Daroeu.
g9on an lsbteu Sreituge ereignete ft4 am
SeutHdn'er @nee ees EuuneiS Elm 8anpf
sniIGen @ebirg8 rg8bemobuern uHo &outratto'
reu, IN meldem ,pe, yIduner idDer Uerlett
mulbeu. Ser S1ertfi Don Claiborne s&Ouul1
1T nit einem ffarfeH Nufseb0t nah oem
gGauplas btr llurubeu auf8ebrobeu. q"
6npEUiIIe, Seuu, II. Apgll. Die in
SpeiioIb peden oerbretteten Serid)te iiber
ben Iuirntr Al Cumberland Sap ltn0 iiber-
ttiebeu. Die Striter uertrieben aal Wouz
tase einige tpeuige Veger, bic fidl peigerten,
bic Arbett eiu5ufellen, uuo es ruIreen elnise
SGthe babei ab9efeuert. IS maroe iaoeIien
Niemnn6 9et0btet ooer uerlpunSet. Die met,
fen Striter finb ieitbem nuf anOercn Qbtbei=
IunSeu Der 8abu an bic arbett gegungeH uuO
tGben fidl 5eritreut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-12

HH8ebIidae getbeimItmaua bon lInf6UeH
! Durb Die Sabnbeb1ros.-gStoe snoE
glneabeE oct Gtrtfer ua0 Oct SabRbeaut:
ten.
@bicago, II. Npril. - y9ailg Reps"
mslbet,es bGtten iif rieuerSiuss penisfeHs 10
bic y beoenilide ellnfdlle auf beru Surliu9toner
Gahn" in SSol9e Der llHbraHdbartett Der reu
Gngefellten Griatleute ereiguet, iebof ieieH
bieitlben oerbelmIidt tporben uno io3Gr nitt
5nr 6enntniB Der POlijei gelaHgf. go ;. ..
iyt @m. SIpte, Elm Weifenfeller, al Der 16.
ur6 groobfraSe BON elmer 2ofomott1e ii5erz
fabIen un0 eet0otet rporben. Charles 0feeh,
eiH onterer Bethenfeller, gerietb bei Der
GoIlabts. GtnliOn Santborne unter Die 6Gs
Ser uno Der eiRe SsuS puroe ibm ableihHit,
ten. 9nei Guoere Ofdnner ollen 9efern qes
t6Dtet ncroen ieiH, Der cine i'm 0ol3bof= Dt'
firift nnb Ger nn6ere III Satptborne, o9He oaB
he Gsh0rre Nahridt Sariber erbielt. -@bef
Grtbur iff gsitern nieoer bon bier uad5 @leUez
lano, o, atsereif.
Sn SoIge 0On Sorfellungeu, tpeldbe Die
6Ibrer Der Strifer oem Coroner l0erB uuo
btm @bef Der @ehempolijei 6enbam gss
mGdt babeH, tpurha heute Wuhmittag eIue
uateriuAuus iber bic Sru9e auseOrbnst,
mas nit ben ueberrefien Der auf Der nBurz
lington= EGbn" getfoteten Beihenfeusr Hnb
Srsmier geibab. Die Striter bebaupleu. eS
ieieu eit BEN gnfaH9e bes GusfGuoes min=
6efeus ie68 BeoieIfete auf Der bttre6ln0eu
SGhn nm'S Geben getomueU, oble oaB hie
gft6rGe oariiber beEa9udtigt muroe. pr.
Panl 0ortOu bon Der nSurIington= 8aha"
felt bic QHgahe iiber bic Serletmlif1Aug
bon llnfGueu els totol erIogen IN abre0e uno
ertiGIt, eS ieieu rpdbreno bes 9auIeu StriteS
stpei Reni6en auf Der Babn umgefommen-
elmer berielben oIrd bic SduI0 Der Striier
ielbf, nl5 bieielbeu bieier Gage cine 2ofonoz
tine burd SGlI6tellung elmer lSetde aus Dem
@eleiIe iparfen. SSeruer lei 9elteru etH aSstz
denffeller on Der 16. StraBe Gls Geide auf
heul @eleiie gefuuben poroeu. Sb oeJ,sl6e
BON ieinem 3u9e inter bic RdOer sefaaen,
ODER oh sr non einem in Der 9tGhe oerbor9e'
Eeu Nttentdter 6u1h eiaen SteInuurf gum
SerabflI5eu gebradt norSen lei, Dilie man
nidt. 3ie 4uSabe iiber Die llnfdbi9teit Der
@IiaBteute lei bon ben Strltern rein aus Der
Slft a59ttilen.
Sin gemiiier Sohn Dapiiou, tpetfer il1 auf
eiueu SO1fabtsjug geialiAen uuo Die 2uft=
bremie in lluor6nung gebra5t bate, muroe
in peIann9ener gtaht III 8ioelioe 0erhaftet.
Shne bic Scriid)t bes 2otomotluiiibrers
Wuoe, me!der Dopiion bei ieiueIu SOrgeben
beobd2tete, bate ildj eln 9rOBes llu8tad ers
eienen tGnnen.
@bepeune, gG.,E., IL. Gpril. il.-@effern
Rafmiltng uuo Absnb psrbreiteten 6reuuoe
Der firifeu0en 2otomoiipfibrer in Der ganseu
Staot 6Iusbldtter folgeuoen Snbalts: m 8o9s
crttet" 8rau s. Bropn Botter; fe unterfiist
eire gcab Sabn- Die u&bicagos burlington
Suircn."" Sic Shauipielerin fam auf eiusr
3metsltrie ieuer Sabu bier on uuo iptelte
gtfe1n 2lbano Dor einem 5temli4 leer2u
5euIe,
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u
BermiihteS.
mntf1hIfMe @nfnefnnn .

Detroit, MiG., II. 4priI. .-1bOs. s.
Grajer, Elm 8ruber Der betannteu 4upllIe
allen .. unO 9lObert 6. 5ra5er, mar am 25.
Oiar5 oeriGpuuben. Die BO!Bei iuate Ell
iri8, aber eriOlSIus mad ibm. Qtan uermu=
thete, 0GB er in ben Slug geliir5t uub ertruu=
len lei. 8eferH 4beHo siHg ietne Mtutter
IN ben Qagerraum oe5 Sauies, I'M etatse
0tfeu 3u bOlen. auf ben Dedan lag elae
Warate, ,-uno als bic Mutter oieie adbob,
fab iie oie 2eide ibre8 perIniBtsu Sobues oor
iidj Itegeu. Seute friib faHo eIue Boitmors
llHteriuGuns fart, in WeIter ief8sfeut
mnroe, baB Der SGdOel 9ebrodeu mar. RlH
aIanbt, baB Der uuglHdli9e auf benz 5eim=
pege aHgesrtfieu puroe unb nit Sau0i&feH
tDotIide S4ldge ouf ben8Opf arbieLt, oaB Ell
oarn i'll betGubtsm 3uifauoe ii4 uaA 6auie
iGlePpte, IN baS iGIl6e Gunner gerietb unO
chi Gem genannteu Bette ftlrb. Die SaGa
ulro meter unterI9t perOeu.
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1tntet efHit1rscnoen Wauers
sfrtftaktttf.

Bittsburs, 8suni., IL. Hpril. .-Gine
Wausr bss ftirjIid eingeai4erteu 9asIa9e'=
iGeu @ebdubes fliirjte furB mad ubr beute
gindmittn9 fraaenO 3uiammeu uno 3eri4met,
tsrte in tbrtm gtur5e eiu uebeHau geIe9eues
tIeinsa @Obnbaus. Gin DienitmdO9eH, Ra=
mems GriN9et gBalb, peI9eS in Der Slide
an Der 2lbeit mar, wurbe au9enblidlit ge=
t8bttt, uuo mebrere Gnbere Yerionen trugen
leidte SerIt tungen cuoOu. Die grbaasr0b
ren in bem @ebdube wuraen serbru6en, bas
entpeiheube @as entsiiuOete fid uno iette
HE SrImmsr in 8raEo, ieoo9 wurOen STE
Tlammen raid geI0idt.
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S2r. 88.

8, lfte EagsrmGtdeu Sarah Remper gemnbt
Ra I, uuo nit bem Teger Sobu yielioH, peI9er
alVt er Der 8eihulNigung febtr ieiHe &af,uz
geTO i'm Gaura PawIiHS gu iaaaoeH usriu5t
F1 hL ben.
- Die @ebeimpoii3iaeu g2attjugTp uub
g9hecl II nerbaiteteu geferu Charles &. gBh=
linms, eiuen iriibereH Buuoarlt in Der cons
f6bsrirfe Grmee, melter b1ituloigt mirS,
nutar Una abe faIiter Ebatildeu pom @5a3.
6. Saroi!S 7 in 8OfoH $3.50 erbalteu Su
babeu. - maro inter $1,000 8urgi1lIt
Sem @rmi1 alUerfabren ii5ermieien.
Ger gfe ger gtuior ReptoH, tpeidler Der
8erauegabu,a fali9eu SeloeS beIaulO ct
mirb, r5uro 4 fern pom @ebeimpoltjifen
Gafi uub @Og7 'ttsn 2utnlau oeTbafiat uHO
5em BurOesma idau auSgeIiefert.
- 8egeu tlld tltdeu Gngrtffs ouf ieiu,u
9yaifeugenoIfen 'Jfidurb BtJal marO geftecu
Der iuuge 9cler Nm. SdleOler uuf 60 EaJe
binter &dlOs uue &tegel aeiauOt.
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Ser @eLOntarff.

Nep gorf, II. Aprtl. - FoIgenbea
fnb Die S9lusnotiruuseu: @eIb 6ffHete su
1t-2t nrS i9lO5 su 2t BrO5eut.- SterIius.
BedIiel $4.85 -$4.884 auf so Sage uub
$4.96-48 88 auf Sitt. - BunSes.Sbliga,
ttouen: 4=prOj. 1245, 43.pros. 1861, s..
pros. -. aftien: dbums' @rpreB 1856, Sent.
ruIzBuc,fic 28i, @beiapeute O6io II, Sri,
"a, eitto Brior. 56B, SGiuots. Central 1184e
9afe ShOre 875, Jteps9erieo @entral 78
giortb. 8efteru LOG. bittO 9Srior. 1414
Nsp gOrt Central 1O4t. Obio.D .DtitFiRpp
1913. bttto Prior. 80. Btttsbure 157, Rea6
ING SGT, ct. PouI 694, bittS Brior. 10,
Wefteru.l llniou 794.
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M6thfeIhnfte smtesnffn re-

BOtteu lie, Yu., II. Gprl. - @iae
mbferi0ie 9dtebuffaire, bic fi9 aeiiern
AbeEb bier ereiguete, biloet bus Sta6tses
iprddl. gls Srau SG6npOIf gefiern Ibenb
nod 6uuie 3uriidteSrte, fano ite tbren Che
mann Surl Sd0nnOlf NIT etner S6lBuuHoe
I'M 2cpfe, i'm Blute ihmimmenb, Dor. Der
berbti gerufene Nr;t ionbirte bic @unae uub
eliIdrte, onB bic Susel I'M 6intertOpfe fse
nnb nidbt 3u erreideH iei. Ser Serpuuoete
sob Oil, er pflege nit einem 9leuoIser inter
Gem SOpifiiien 3u idlafen, unb bic Baffe lei
itm bei'm 3ubettesebsn Iossesunseu. Da,
ME mon iu9t, bas @bepaur Hi9t iebr frieblid
nit einanber Iebt, 10 pirb BON SleIeu ange-
nCmmeu, o0B bier elm SeIbfmOrOueriud uOrs
Iieat,
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gtne @utfaGrnmgs.GeT6
&bfHteuer eittes tbsatettpuGu 96mdeEs mit
Ctncm SceSaoetteH. - &tne 9eiratb tutrO
tpabrIneiaIiG pen 5AInBaft biloeB.

toabriOeinIlf pen 5GInBaft btiOeH.
Bittsburg 3d., II. Npril - Guigu
Rpau DOR bsr Bunnesflotte 1T bier inter Der
AntIage uerhaitat iuor0er, bic II iabrige
Wlnnle Stole Yari0ns, tpelde in esteH 5az
nuar Gus ibrer 6elmatb in Ine9beup @ll9
belItnaHb, mad yiep 9ort entfiibrt mo bort
In einam 1otel mebrere 8aae nit ihr Der,
bradt III baben. 6pau uAo Elm geruifer 5.
3. Weab, Der ibn bel Der @ntfHbrung inter
fiitt hGben i0u, DIr6en inter ie $4,000
8ur9italt gefallt. @as Maohen befinost
fi6 nod IN 9tetp 0ort. &pan glbt gu, SRI.
thoblftenz STRIDE on Der Noros Aoanue 9etrofs
fsu su baben. @r beifreitst ieood, auf irgeHo
cine gHeiie fir ibre @utfernIng aus Dem els
terltGeu Sauie ie uerantportlidb 81 ieiu. Bie
0t1an ftrner rlittbeilt, ia9te ibm Sri. Bar
ions fur8 Dor ibrer Abreiie, iie beGbli1tige,
auf Die SlbHe 81 gebeu, unb re niiroe ibm
aanlbar iein, tuenu er ibr Guatanft ii6er 9ez
tpife SGGuipieIer in Rsp=D Dort 8ebe. @r
0eriudte OerSetlid], fe BON lbrem Yorbaben
ab3ubalteu. @iuige 3git oaraui erbieIt er els
neu Brief BON ibr aus Baltimore, in meI1em
ite ibre @rlebuiiie itilberte. @egeumGrtt9
pObnt fe in Nr. 81, Clinton &lace, REM
gorf. Gle nerliGerte Rgau, i6re glteru
9dtten giidts OageBeu, peun te S9aulpiele,
rim tperee.
Stem g OFT, II. Gpril. - Fri. 8arIons
nurbe beute oatisr uufsefun0en u1o inter
Sbtut zines @sbeimpoIijiiteu na6 gittsbura
3n1iifgeididt. gBte fie erBGblt, rpurOeu fie
uno cine 6reunbin, Namens Carrie g8iIion,
pelfe eber fuls auf hte Bibne III aeheH
niiniGte. U0a 9ig4u, Der iibrigeu8 S. 8.
Naribnu 81 beiBeu bsbauptete, uuo s. $.
Wieabe iiberrebet, isne beiOeu gtGnuer, bie
fh fir 3heGter' G9erteG Uuagabau, in Greu.
ton, us. 3u treffeu.
Carrie itDpfte uuternegs Ser6atlt nnO
ttbrte nm, olleiN SRI. Yarion traf 91nau,
alias Diaribau, in ben fie fid 0erltebt bate,
in Srenton uub lebte 3pei gBodeu lang i'm
,0todleffer. Ssuie" ~ ytep- 0urt nit ihm aIs
ieiue Srau. @r CAB ibr oaranf $40 unO IieB
fie i'm Stide. Ste uerbiente fd baum ibren
gebeneunterbult ais SInserin in elmer Oper,
bis fie BON tbreu GH9eb6ri9eu aufsefunoea
purbe.
Btttsbur9 II. Gpril. - Rpau unb
gieate fiellteu beute Nben6 oie ibuen aufer,
leote giirgihaft uno puroep entlaifeu. @s
pirb auseoentet, baB bic affaire biuuen "a
Stunben burf 8erebeliGuug oes Fri. var.
icns nit bem @ufisu Hpau beigeleat meroen
ruiIb
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Gin abbanoea 8efumtneaer |off.
Hteifier.

fidIefier, N.sD.. II. GpriI.- SEQ.
Semter. FOfmeifer Don @itp ,5slanb, 8efi=
Gefisr @onutp, iff ieit spei s8onen uerz
idnunbeH, uub ieine Biiher beftuben I'D, in
Der 9r0steu unorbnung. Gr f9,dte uon Ro=
defer aus einen Srief on ieiuen aiiifeuteu,
in tpeIfem er benielben eriutt, ieiue fran aui
Die Nu9rift iiber iein 9eri1piuoen uor,u.
bereiteu. Semler lift 65 Sabre alt uno mgrbe
bonn Prdfbeuten &gepelaub eruauut.
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9laiue's @cynnSbeft.

4ugufa, 0te., II. GpriG. Or. SEQ.
6. 8ridett, Der 9ausarSt bes 6rn. Slms8
o. Blaine. bat ftt ueranIaBt gsiebeu, fiji
Iber Den @eiunbbeits3uifanb ieines oStubs
befobleuen" peruebmen 3u laFeu. Su einem
ofeuen S9reibeu couitattrt oev Doftor, bag
er p6breno Der jpauSig Sabre, no er in bem
8Iaine'i5en 6auie aus, uno eiusiug, 9eIe=
geHbett bate 3u Der gBabruebmuug, oaB ietH
STeuno Same8 Elm ourh uno our6 9aiInoer
Yienid] iei uub an feiuerIei @5e6reffen Iabos
rire. Or. Sridett meint ferHer, er pdre III,
SpeifeI5aft iOiOrt bon etmaisen 2etoeu, bic
ieiHeu 5reuu1 Blaine befaueu h6tteu, in
Serutuib g.iett pprbeu; Oa eiue iOtde BE-
nadri4tiguug uber nidt eiasetroffen iei, 10
f0nue sr nidt aubers, aIs bic in llmlauf gss
esteu @erii4te iiber 8Iaiae's Straut9sit fir
unbeQriin6et Al erfI6ren.
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9nSfattfrs1ruritE,et,. .

@bicagO, II. GpriI.- giuer Spe3ials
8speide aus 5slena. 0tou., 3ufOlse bench
men fid1 bic 8Ooteuai Snoianer Isbr beraus=
ioIoeInb nno 0robsn nit RaGe, NEIL 6rei Der
Sbrisen rpe9en Nlroes BON ben Beiseu ae.
bdH9t tuurbeu. Ser @cuuerneur 1T erlud1t
pOroen, &ruppen auf ben S6uuptas 3u
idltdeu.
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0r. .Rq0nan'g SarfaparilIinn Ilf[oIpfnf
Der oro6e BIutretuiaer

Bur Seiluug aIer hrontineH 2eioen.
gbruutter Rbeumadsmus, itrOp5ulOlt eetbea,
DrlieugeibDllfe, troceues 5lttlH, tIeb5artige gcS
ocH, EuHgenblutun9eu, 8lspepfe, Ddfsrges Aul@
foBen, @leoihDamm, geitpdre, 8eiandife, pifi@
frantbett, 8i9t aBliierubt, 3DaiDu4s, 5aIBRuA
BIonhitis, Snmiuoiuht, EeberlelbeH u. I. 10.
8te muu6erbareu Ruycn, melbe bel 8tant5eilgn
bar Rierens, Der SIiens, oeg 9eitlcbtss un0 paUs
i0ioent erBislt Doroen ub, feline DuHoerbare Rrata
bel Auaoiuug Don Slaiens unb 9aueufeiHeu, bet
6aung Dou sdeIengries, Del GtteruHBtu HHb unTgs
gemdBtgteiteu Der @cihedsor9ane, ittHe RIait sllr
beuH9 BON yhrreniraHtbelten unb SerteluHg zines
gciunogu 6amabiuiies, SeluHg Der 0arrru9r, SRis
sun6ung ooer unre9elmdB9tslten oer GIdlsy smeiBT
haltigen ooer aubeIen 45ion6ruH9tn ulm bat letHtn
jRui als elm groses algemstHes 6tilmiEtei tdr zen
meujdudlgn 9orDeT begrlH0ei.
gu BADEN be allen apO9eIern. Brs5 sin Do1as
bie Rnibe.
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gsfaE4es.2.. .2.....a.Efe.

ct. 2outs, II. G2sii.-GmbOieb Gu.
fubr 1900, Serien5uug 800. Breie uartir.
ten 5mlitleu $2.1O uu6 1925. - 9dpeiue: {:
3ufubr $500, Berienbuu8 200; Pretie Dart'
mten spuhen $500 uno -ShRafe:
.3ufnbr 29OO, &erleabun9 -; BreiIe part.
irten 3niiteu $500 uno So 80.
@btc0go, II. ApriI. - Riuboiep: GU
iubr $500, Serfenbuug 5000; Pretie oaris
uten 3ph9eu $I.45 uuo $5.15.-S4meiue;
3pfubr 1O,5OO, 8erieuruug 1000; .Brejis
0ariirten 3pjiaeu $3.45 uno IS So. -
S6aafe: 3ufubr 1000, 8erieuouug 800;
Yretie narirrteH 3piiheu $500 unb $3.50.
u fts&isertg, Benui.t IL, Npr'l. -
&inboieb: 3ufubr 10, Berieuouug 112;
Breiie onriirten apiiheu S3.75 Hub 1913.
S1nejrs; 3ufubr 700, BerieuSuug 100;
Preiie Uaritrten 8wii4en $3.50 uno S5.70.
- S6acie: 3ufrbr 500, &erienouHg
22oO; Yreiie oaritrten swti4eu $500 un6
sc 75
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Malaria in ipreu 0eriaieosneu 8Ormsu sc.
SO si,bt fsin 5siimtttci in oer g8eIt, rDd,s gB,t

Sc ssbt tein 5eilmttteI in ber 2Bet, ptI1es gBe&s
ielfeber uH6 ale Qnoeren malartihsn, btlioieH una
loHfigeH 6ieber Omit 9ulie BON RGomap'5 BiIGtu.
Ic idHsu turirt, rUie RabDap's Reaop Relief
Jiaomaq's Reaoq 0eliei tllrirt nidt uur ben s3ls
tenten, Der al 10 aIartG Ieoet, ioHoepH, rDsnn tn
goeI oer BEN @tufuiie oes malgrtinsn Siite5 aliss
geiegt III, ieben UlOrseu 6em aIsgc6eH 20 oetF
80 8roPien BON Reaoq Jeltei in etuem Blas 2DafleT
AL i1 uebmeu uH6 euen @rader bnBu elign no1ies 70
lonuien Aniaut Uer51tet peIoeu.
Brets so Gents Die Blaide. gu bu6gn bci
allen Npotbetern.