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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28
Alum In BnkinC Powders.

Prof j. W. Mallett, of the University of
Virginia, who has been making an exhaus-
tive series of experiments with alum baking
powders, and studying their effects upon the
digestive organs, has just published his re-
port He says that alum itself, when added
singly to bread or other food, is positively
injurious to health, and that its use, even in
the small proportions sometimes used to i'm
prove the appearance of bread made from
unsound or inferior -four, must be regarded
as highly reprehensible, its injurious effect
being in no way lessened by its combina-
ton with carbonate of soda to form baking
powder
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28

DR.. Tanner, who some years ago created
sensation by his 40 days fast, now asserts
that the outward signs of death, as accepted
and depended upon by physicians, are all
deceptive, save one-and that alone is in
fallible. He says: 81 have SO disciplined my
mind and body that can take upon myself,
at volition, trance state, and while in that
condition, I propose to be buried, just as a
dead person is ordinarily buried, in secure,
regularly-made coffin, placed in grave five
feet deep, which will be filled up, and the
earth com mpactly put in and mounded over.
1 shall remain there four weeks, then be
disinterred, resuscitated and fully restored
to the full vigor and strength of my normal
condition. This is not impossible; it is no
new thing" DR.. Tanner expects to have all
his arrangements perfected by May 15,
which is the day he mentions for the carry
ing out of his stated intention.
1t is we'll known that the fakirs of India
have the power of suspending animation,
and the Journal de Medicine, Paris, of
February Z, 1889, gives very interesting
account of the preparations which the fakirs
make before "hibernating," and it proceeds
to describe cases so well authenticated as to
be beyond question where fakirs have been
buried for periods varying from six weeks
to four months. Similar cases have been re-
ported from time to time, and it is impossi-
BILE to doubt their genuineness. If we can
not explain these cases, we can fnd host
of analogous facts in the lower animal life,
as, for instance, the Information of dormiee
and other animals, the revivifcation of fish
and frogs after winter passed in ice; the
vital resistance of toads and other living
beings incIosed without nournishment for
many years in small, hollow places, etc.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28
Present Age of the Earth.

The present age of the earth has been
placed by Sir William Thompson at 1O0,-
100000 years, while the speculations Of
others have given much larger figures.
There are, however, good grounds for regard
ing 16, 600, 900 years as moderate estimate.
Scientists concur in thinking that this is but
a small part of the earth's existence, and
everything leads to the belief that its total
evolution through the immensity of space
will exceed ], 900, 900 centuries.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28
sawdust Paper.

A mill has been established at Ottawa,
Ont, which makes paper pulp out OF saw
dust The paper made wholly from sawdust
is said to form an admirable sheathing that
is fit for building after being tarred and
dried. A better quality of paper is made by
using one-fourth waste paper. The mill has
a capacity for converting about L, 900 tons
of sawdust into pulp annually.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28
An Electric Drill.

Among recent patents is an electric drill,
which promises to almost revolutionize
mining as we'll as tunneling. 1t is run by
a motor, which has its power from the cleo
tricity from large dynamo Of 4o0-light
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28
Primitive Place.

Kansas City Star.l
Tuscumbia has neither a bank nor a
church, although it has been a county seat
for over 40 years. The people there keep
their money in old stocking legs and pls v
humble peg on Sunday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28

Remarkable Progress Of Electrical Science.
In commenting on the giant strides which
electricity is now making, Prof. Elisha
Gray establishes the fact that greater adj
vance has been made in the last 20 years
than in all the 6, 200 historic years Preeed-
ing. More is discovered in one day now
than in 1000 years Of the middle ages.
Electricity now carries our messages, drives
our engines, rings our door bells, scares the
burglar and supplements, where 1t does not
supersede, the stotheseope in the diagnosis
OF diseases. Its applications are daily en-
tering more and more into eur domestic
lite, and day by day becoming more be-
wildering in their marvellous adaptab1l1ty;
and yet we are only on the threshold.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28
An EuterprisIng Burglar.

Kansas City Star.1
A thief at Nevada entered an ice cream
saloon the other night and stole three gall
Ions of cream and went back the next night
and got away with the freezer and the re-
cipe for making the cream.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28
India Rubber for Pnrsmsnts.

In Berlin experiments with india rubber
for paving purposes are proving most salts
factory. 1t is said to be not only noiseless,
but also durable, and unaffected by heat or
cold. 1t is peculiarly valuable for use on
bridges, its elasticity preventing vibration.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28
Contagious RnscaIIry.

General Washington-What has my lieu
tenant got?
General Wayne-Five aces, sire.
General Washington-S'deathl Iopined
that your messing in the same tent with
General Arnold would in time contaminate
you'll General Schuyler, call the guardl--
Judge.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28
EVERYDAY SCIENCE.
The Power Of Stimulating Death for
an Indefinite Period.
BITUMEN DISCOVERED IN TEXAS.
Insanity Due to Poor Physical Training in
Youth.
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
PREPARED FOR THE D1sPArcHl

tPREPARED FOR THE DIsPATcHl
Readers of THE DISPATCH who desire
information on subjects relating to indus
trial DEVELOPMENT and progress in mechan-
ical, civil and electrical engineering and
the sciences can have their queries answered
through this column.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28

power. 1t is stated that such adynamo-wiIl
run 20 drills easily, each one with capacity
of boring on an average two inches 9 min
ute in the hardest kind Of rock. and more
in softer kinds
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28
Shall Women Proposes 9

Widow Coy-Smith-Always show re-
spect for your elders, Edith. I'll take the
first chance at him myself, and if 1 don't
succeed you can try.-Judge.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28
WATCH FOR THIS,
The END.

copyrighted, 1889, by E. E. Hale.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28
DIR. HoUGHToN DECLINES.

DR.. Houghton had already declined as
politely and as suavely as possible, many
sorts of personal favor from the stage, be-
cause he never goes into theater, and on
the whole is a condemnor of dramatic per-
fused to receive the utensils of the holy sac
rament of communion from players, but he
did 1t in graceful and considerate manner.
Now. it is one OF DR.. Doughton's doctrines
that marriage is covenant for life, that
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-28
A STAMPED,

All at the same instant, on every side of
us, though six or seven hundred yards
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-09
gsebr ,,@etstassem "1ufms.

gurbentomu, N.sS. 9. Sau.-Qm
H(njabritoge erbielten Scbn 9turpbg, 9ars
ibam Croft, Sobn Chance uuo @aleb Ben
ret, Aue @iuUobner BON Columbus, Bur
Iiustou=@ @ouatp, ba5 unr rpeni9e Yteilen BON
bier entterut lie9t, Sriefe pom angebliaeu
vEeiBtappen," in peldleu tbaen mitgetbeilt
purbe, SG6 iie bel Der 8ieberbOluug v0n ges
pilieu, In teu S6reiben aufgejIblteu Ssrs
gsben nio3r bic 6fientitte W0ral cine iuut=
mnriid1e 8efrafuug Seiteus Der uBsiBtaps
peEn Al geDGrtigen haben uitroeu. Seit
ieuen Gage bat Wturpbp Elm 3peites S1reis
ben erbalten, ourb WeI&es er aufSeforoert
tpiIS, iOfort bic @eseno tt btrlufen, mas
oud bsreitS sei4ebea ii. Spha @9ancs,
peIder Sarmer ia, iOu ebeafnu3 loon oaS
gountp berlafien baben. SenHett, pel1lr
geFeer elmer tIeiueu @rtbidait 1T, bat ~ ~,
tabiu 9eauBert, Deg er eas erfs giitgIieb ies
LET Gln0e, tpeldles eS pn9td tpit6e. ietla
g8irtbidaft 81 betreteu, iofort neo eoerlais8en
peroe. Die 8aube iOa aus iGugeu 2tut.u
befeber, BON benen cine game Aujabl, ruie
q teiBt, befanat iine. Salls oisieIbea ben
%eriu6 MAIDEN iolteu, t6rs D1obungea aus,
Bufiibreu, 10 Niirfteu ie auf teiue 4i0e Sci.
tegs Ser @oliSet ju re9neu babsu.
u u " u %2s'.l O. OaALIl.-
EbOmas 8eIp. etn giien 4tb2iter, II al
SOnutaa 4beno gsgeu 10 llbr in benz 0fl;s
den &heiIe bieier Stabt augebtidl bon >, gBeEs
fappen" angebalten tporoen. 9isieIbeu ba=
ben iAnl inter aubrobuHg elmer emptuIIi6eu
Straie befoaleu, innerbalb "a Stunoeu an
bic arbett 3u Bebeu. Seup ii bereitS isit Iau=
gerer 3eit anger StelIuu9 mo bat ietue 6as
Mile Rotb teieen lafeu. Gr bebauptet anf's
geftiu1mtefte, caB ieue Wduner pBsiBFaps
pen" nareu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-09
Ser 9uGerIMmiuDsl.

Detroit, Iitd., 8. Sanuar. - @iuer
9epeide aus auu atbur. Ittdl sufoGse be-
tnbet f6 6ruu Dine 6. 8reuu6, Bittpe
bes uerfiOrttueu Senrp 6. Sreuus, bes ,,&r.
finhers" oes lcgenannten eIeftrii1eu Brosef.
fee 3nr 2auteruug oOu 8ob3udsr, bel S5reuu.
ben iu Der gtdbe ieuer Stabt. Sbr Suefuater
2E. 6. Somaro ieq Fd5 BON bort mad Ohio
ober GAMBIA begebeu baben, pG5reuo I'D,
6rau Separc unb bic SaIfeaos in Dttlan
gtgeutbum in Rltigau if fdmmtlit uuf de
Namen Der Srau 6reuuo Il. Der Srau Dom.
arb eingetrugsn unb fam baber BON ben
@laubigern nidt onSstafet usrbeu. Sr. Got.
teriu, PrafOent Der o@Iectric Susar 8lefi.
ming @oHp.," III roo in NiGtgan, uno es
berIantet, bus er bemuGthtt su geri6tid,eu
Wo5regelu ge9en Srau Treuub uuo bereu
Treunbe it)reiten uirb, nsuu fit bieieIbeu
ridst ;u einem gersleife ueriieben pollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-09
Gbitta &ttso Gorca.
Sos nftnsaen ces dbtaeHieICa Wedieruii3'
Gta fGIIausr Daafee bta.er osm SbroR.


Can Sruu3isco, s. Sanuar. - Der
Sampfsr y@its Of Betting" iiberbra9te bier
Hadridten aus Seoul inter Datum oes 6.
b. ST. Rad bieien bat China ser corennt'
iGtn 3egierun9 brei 6or6ernu9eu uuterbret.
tet unb 9ehroht, haB, peun @orea etDG Gin
tpenbungeu gegen bic @rfdlfuug Oieier Scribe
run9en erheben Iollte, man YiIttel uno sSe9e
ftnoen nerbe, ne Su erjniuaen. Die 6orbe'
runSeH fiue: SerS0ni9 bat lb1uoauteu, uno
an Ieine Stele iou Der Srcnpr,uj treteu nit
ieinRm SGter aIs HeAeuteu; feyuer icu SO.
REQ alien SertragsmI6teu segeniiber erfldz
zen. bas es sin8aiallenitaat GbinG's 1T, uuo
Glittens iolIeH dinefite Seaulte IN 6uil,
Senduau, fattobirt neroeH, um otplomati.
iGe Tunftionen aus5uHbtu.-Derc coreaui1e
@reniier bat gsgsu eiu bsrorttges SOrgehen
prOteftrt uno nit ielEem 8GdIritte georObt.
&i6ter DENIM, Der bertrlulthe Ratb9eber
tes 8 0niss, idrteb bieiem gIet4faus etuen
Brief, in meIdeul er iaqte, oas on Dem Gage,
on bsm bic diueiifhe Hegisrung ibre Ibths
ten in 8esus nui @orea errei1e, betoe Ratio,
neu inter Die 9emait auberer Wtahte &C.
bradt perben riir6eu.
Der S0uig uon @oren bat mn etnsH Sohn,
eineu 9uabeR pan itd]sBehu Sahreu. Der
aDuig ID aud uur erlf iedsuuobretBig Sabre
alt unb resiert lett ipanSiS Sabren. Die SO'
nigin ID Elm Sahr GIter Diau bermuthet,
SaB ter gauSe Srubel in @oreG our6 DENIM,
zen 8athgeber bee S0nies, eiHeu i1laueu
ganfee, SeIuorseruien pOrbeu 1T, obgteid urs
ipriis eIid] Der 6ineTita Sicef0uta 2i=Suuss
GbGn BEN amerifuuer oem SOatg bon 9orea
emnfcbleu hatte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-09
9sfrSG,plIettc Hahr.e,,ne.

Rem.D Dorf, 8. 9anuar. - Fiiuf Fabr.
seuge I'M sBertRe orn ie $1OO, 900 bis 3u
$500, 900, fiuo ieit benz grc5en Sturme pom
25. unb &c. giOuember b. s. peri4ousu uuS
perneu iett, ME ibre Aseuteu uno giaeuz
thinner bsute Der pWaritime @r4angea nit
tbeiIen, nls perlcreu aufaegeben. Die
Sdiffe ftub: Dompfer ySamana." am %.
9tuuember BON gfep'9 nod Qapti nbge.
fabrsn; bic Srisa ,giiIe," ON 10. Ruuember
BON @sf. Snbieu nod yteD. gort abasgaus
gen; bic grigg n9. g8. y. armffrong,@ am
Is. Nousuber bon 9nubaIonpe mad Ieu.
gorf abSeiegelt; Der Shocuer ,,gGa U.
gBarner," welter ON "a. Rop. BON Borto,
8ico nod Stem 0ort ub9ing, uub Der 5doo>
uer pG Sd. Bacon" Der am Is. glou. BON
Bcrto.3 3ico mad Stem. Dorf nbfubr.
Wiau iddet bic 9abl Der burd bic Sdtfi.
Bride perlcren gegauseuen Nenideuleben
ouf 54. nnb ben Serluft an 5abr,euseu uub
@argos auf $l,OoO,00O. Der psfuuiGre
SerInft ifi gum arSstsu Sbeite Snrd Sers
fi4eruus geeedt,
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RtebtttatFte.

ct. 2outs, 8. Sanuar.-9liaooieB: gu
fubr 1900. .Serieubuus -; Bretie oaritr'
ten 3prhen $500 Hno $4.95. - S1Ueine
3ufubr 5000, BerlenOuHa 100; Breiic pa
rtirten jpii9eu $5.10 unO $5.2O.-S4aaie:
3ufubr 900, Bereuouus 500; Breiie pa
riiIteu ,uti6sn So. 90 uu6 $500.
@afsgibertp, Beuui., 8. SaauaE.-
8tnbuieb: 3uiuhr III, Berieuouus l52;
Breiie 5nriirteu iui6en $21 UHO 1920
- Shpetus: 3ufubr 1900, SerieaoRaS
23Oo; Breiie uaritrteu 3pddeu S. 90 uao
$5.35.-SGuufe: 3ufubl 48OO, 8erienoan8
1000; Breiie uariirten smil9eu $500 uno
Sc SO.
Gbica9p, s. ,Sanuar. -&inboieb: i3us
fubr 5000, SerilnSuug 1000; Preiie oart'
trteu Bmiideu ssl.40 unb SS.5O.-5dwetne
3nfubr %, go, Berieu5uus 1000; Preiie be-
rttrtsn sr:.l9eu $500 uuO 1926. - Sdaats
5ntuht 1000, Serieneuug 25O0; Preiie na'
rttrttn ltpii&eu $3.50 gHo $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-09
Weip Norfer Ra6rfd,ttt,.

Rep gorf, g. Sauuar. - GHtouio Oi
GupoIi ~ uuO 9iOUnuui lgIio, 3Det Static
ner, nelhe bns @aihdft 6e5 S4abDihieus
semeinidaftIif) betreibeu, gerietbeu b2ute
Abeuo iiber bic Ebeilung Der Stuulbme IN
Streit, uuo oas gnbe pom giess mar, bag
@iOuauui ieiHem @ompaguou nit eilem
Refer bic Sable bur6i6nitt. Der 8eruaHs
bette 10 at biuueu Sur3em etne 2liGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-09
aor!nIla'a !aIastnoa!

0iefes WaItberiihmte pr2parat TT Ole
&rFnouug eiue5 unicrer beoeuteuoiteH
CbemiPer, QaTcIbe eutbdIt ale 5ur
Gr3eu9ung Uon Sleifb, Kuofen, SIut
lllusfeIu uuo ioult pon KorperFraft er,
for0erIibeu 8eitau0tbeiIe, uuo guar i1
elmer fur leibteite Deroauun9 geei9ueteu
form. Don oeu augeiebeniten ler5teu
uuo phYftolo9eu 1T oadelbe ais 0er befs
uno 5uperId1igite GrInB fiir Ruttermad
onerfannt uno ais oaS 3utrdgli9ite Grs
ndhrun9smittel fir fleine uno nadieuoa
Riuoer, iomie fir KranFe uno Geneienoe
empfohIeu poroeu. 4euliae0ter's 3euts
Fbes Stinnermegl 1T feIuespeBs cine Res
Ciiir, tonoern, mie uobmdls betout uer'
oen mu6, eiu Grua6rungsmittel. We9eu
feines beoeutenoen Ndhruertbs, fonis
pe9en feiner Iei9ten DeroauIibFeit, feis
rer S9madbaftiefeit uno ibueqeu 2lsf.
TaAme ms Slut 1T oas genannte kiHoer'
nehI por5ii9lt9 oenjenigeu gum 6ebrau4
empfohIen, Die an DeroauungsIbudhs
uuo oarauS entitebenoer uu3uretbenoer
GrHdhrun9, an trd9em StofUe61el, en-
8Iutdrmutb, ibIafer lllusfels uno tpeia
der Kuobenbiloun9 uuo 2TeRuIi9em
leioen. Somit pir0 es beionoers gum
6ebrau4 fir Sauelinee, Kinder in fbueI,
lem Wa9stbum, iowte fir iOEbe Kinder,
oie 2lnIa9e 81 iogeraitnter ,,ooppelten
0lieoern" baben, au9ele9entlib empfOFs
len; ferner fir OYspePtiFer, Krante uHo
6eHeieroe in ieoem Stadium, IoUie fiir
1Ierpenibmabe mo Grfb6pfte. BET
feRIenoer, ooer nf9t gutter upo eenh9eus
Der @gtteriniltl 1T oas Kinoermebl DER
ein3ige auerfannte GriaB Der uatirliben
IaRruu9 6es SdugliUg5. 8u9Ieib TT es
oas fi3erite S4ubmittel oer KteineR
oegen nSummerzGompIaiut," 6rOnii9e
0IarrRoe nHo KiHoer3olera. -
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StMtfSsamertfanifdse Vrobtbttto,
ftfter.

gbicago, 8. Sauuur.-gine :, 0eutid.
gmeritani9e gationaI= Prot tibitions .2tga"
nurbe beute giadmittas in biefiger Stabt
crsnnifrt. Sbr 3ued befeht barin, inter
ben 3eutid ameritanern propaganda fir
eGnsIihe gntboltiumieit bon bem GeuuB gei.
fiatr @etrinte unb fir Brnbibition su ma.
den. 9te 9iea uahm cine Contribution on Il.
erpdblte foIsenbe geamte: Brdiioeut 6einr.
0lide pon Chicago, 8ice= BriFeenten 8rof. R.
u 6iiGsr uoa @beatOn. Su., unt Brof. 8. q.
NiS BON ct. Soiepb, Wiid., Setretdr 8. 8.
8sismuuu bon Raoiion, Risc., uub S9as.
msifsr 6. 8. Shuls snu glsiu, SGs.
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4tDEE ote
SeTpntGItHaGGa Ser @tieaeaSr

2outsoille, SB., 8. San. - BuuSes,
tretaridter SadiOH bat burd eiuen bier dbges
gebsnen aueiprud eiue &ntideiouug Der 3uiz
itepfaatltdeu @iieubahu, @OmmiiiOn anfae.
bobau. @r erflarte, bag oieie @ommiifiou
nur 81 idisbstidterIideu WeiuuugsGuserunz
gen itber idDebeuoe Differeu;eu beredtist lei,
teeo9 teine SolmaGt befise, bic 9ur9fabs
ruus ibrer @ntideibuuSen 81 er3mingeu.
&tdter Sadion enti6ieo (eineu friibereu Ius.
ipsute Der 3piIdenfiautIideu gtfeubabuz
9onlmtlfiou ent9e8en), baB bic yeouispi0es
WnibDIller Sabn" nt4t gejnun9eu meroeu
tohne, giebtrauaporte BON ben ,aeutuduz
unb Snoiana." Stebb0feu 3u BEN alet9en 3az
ten Su beEsrtfeutgeu, pie BON ben Bourbon.
SiebhDfen. ionbsru ons bic eru1bute Baba
eas 8eGt babe, tbre 6ra9tidse elbft gu be
Hitusnpu
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? p9 ep fla,

Soviipeb, 1rdgbeit Der gsbsr, l1urer 0lser un6 er
bilioer 3uanb peIbet, bd Die aeno6ene Spetle t6re
nd9renosn St9enihditeu ais &riOB iur Den uaturz
IIten Serbrauh oes SOTpcrs IteieIL
RF- Seobahtet bic iOIsenben Spmptome, bic BON
Eetben Der Ber0auungsorgane berribrsn: Berfc4
piung, tnnerlibe SdHoubooen, Blutanorang nad
bem 9opIe, lauren RaSeH, uebsltett, Soo6rennen,
gBioermleH gsgeu Speiie, eint Snpsre i'm U8dIen,
iaures Auiftoben, Elm 9eidbl 6es Sinfens uuo Rloz
picHs oes Ser8enS, Elm @einbl 6es grfdeus 6ePm
yiegen, gshluatte Sebrait, Buntte ooer @suebe uor
Den &ugen, Bteber uHo Sdmey5eu i'm 9Opie, pers
min6erte 8IauplIattOu, @elbbeit Der 6aut unb Der
augsn, SdmeTBen in Der Sette, Der BTuft, 0en @ies
bern, pI0fltts @tutbneltn unb brsnnen6es @eii3l.
gBeni9e Dozen ron U D 10 p's BtGIen Ders
Den ben &cJpeT uou allen obsn angeih9rteH 9eibeu
bsireien,
grsts % Gents Die gtaatsI. gu baben Del aaeu
Apotbtftrn,
Benn elm &potbeter ober 9a6eubeliber oieueidht
Ruonuu's EiueI nibt porrdtbi9 bot, 10 Ibidt 23 e.
inr eue Sd1adtel o6er etneu Dollar ar iiinf Gbadls
teIu on u 10 q d 9 O., yir. 81, gBarren sStr,,
RstUs9ort, uHo mir ttten e SUD per Bof au.
G6tt eins griefmarte on Or. Ra6nop & o.,
glr. 81, GBnTreu'Str., ReiDsD0rt. BeIebruug, Edus
ienbe ueItb, ptr6 Guh onthr Bu9eidttt peroen.
anba gubIttum: 81uangt nur u a D.
N @ u's ur6 ubeusu8t @un, oaB oer yiame RAD
WAY" ani Dem ~. ons 9br fault.
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tIaud pon.HGbUaq's Ruen. Durn oieid6en Deroeu
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Y9tIa6eIp btal 8. Januar. .-0er 9o'
rcuer btelt beute eineu Snquef in 8eSus auf
ben &Oo Autou s. Saiuius's, bes Spfers
zines bon Snfob Shrcpp Ueriibten &aub'
moreee. Die pernOmmenen aHsiugen fan
zen i'm @intlang nit ben bsreits 0ar0feut'
ljdteu ausuben iibar bieiss ieuiatiouele .Bers
brefeu. Die Surp ertIdrte in tbrem Babrs
ipruGe S6illiu9 iei an eiHem ibm BON
9drppp Ueriebteu 5GIag auf ben SOpi aes
fiOrbeu, uub i,belmiue Sdropp, bic Satin
bes @t6reer8, iet befeu RitiduIbige. Der
@Or0nlr iibernt2s bauu cas- @bepaar bem
GeIfahren hfr @rano. Surh.
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Die Wietbobiie @eifIi1eu fiuo in Der ges
fern bier ab9ebalteneu Seri0mmLung Ger
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libersebeu porben uGren, aHbIugig gemaht
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9ngetla8ten bon Der lau Sur 2aa geleDteu
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ssnommenen Ssrbaftun9en nidt ueruatuurtz
LID lei, ba er nur IN GrfuluHg leiuer BfliAt
une in Sutsm SIauben sebanDeIt babe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS isbee ote
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@ouR6noia asihmadIos, isiu glacir', purgiuu,
IegultleH, rtRlIsn un0 trai,l8tu'
Or. &aepap's Ptleu 3ur
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SoteoO, D., Z. Sau.- -NthOIas SproB,
elm anaefebener Baraer unIerer sta0t unS
Ditt9Iieb mebrerer gebeimer @eieuihafteu,
pur6e beute Dtorgeu fur3 mad Wfitternu9t
in unnitteIbarer gtdhe ieiaer Bnbnnns au
Boobruf, 4ueuue in ieineu 8lute i4nims
menb unb nit elmer S4uBuunbe i'm Inter
Ieib, bic er i'm Gampfe nit 3pei StraBenr1uz
bern erbaiteu bate, aufgefunpeu. SeiH Gaz
idenbud,, in pelGem fi4 $72 betauOeu hats
ter, feblte. 8ie aerJte ertIIreu feline Bunoe
iiir niGt abiolut t6otlid. 9ie Boli3et bat
flint Berbaftungen uorgeuommeu.
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Der auseniheinIiden gbfGt, ibu 3u LINDEN;
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Rob S'Brieu nuroe oann BON Moore
nod 9aHag in Siderheit aebrad,t.