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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
,,1rc,11y lyyEyED TO CHICAGO.

chic.ro Auc 5-Ireasurer True. OF the Nceu'S
cd suburb Of Lake View. began proceeolhss :"
dav against County Treasurer Davis 10 coIpei ."'
latter 10 turn over all the Lake View TAX
True sets up the claim that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
declarations of the Election Commlssontr', anTeye
a. he voters of Lake View did not wore loI sSacal
- 10 Chicago He also sets various N"%u
reasons in support of bis position.
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SWEPT TO DEATH BY 4 GREAT wlvE.

san Francisco, Aug. o. Archie" and Joseph Cock
burn and Christian sylvester. all young men. were
drowned yesterday morning about ten miles south Of
the Cliff House. The boys fishing the rock
a short distance from shore, when immense wave
came I'm and washed them OIL The father Of the Cock
burn BOYS was on the rock and saw the wave coming
a short distance away. lie shouted to the others 10
cling 10 the rock but before they could realize the
situation they were washed out TO sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06

Saratoga, Aug. (speclaD.-Mr. and Mrs Craig OF
New York, who arrived at the Grand Union Hotel this
afternoon met with accident while riding from the
depot TO the hotel in an omnibus. The breaking Of
the whletIees caused the team to become frightned
and run away. Mr.. Craig jumped from the bus near
the hotel and received painful scalp wound and In
jured one Of his hands Mrs Craig also jumped from
the vehicle as It dashed past the Grand Union and
tanned some bruises. Tonight their injuries
ale reported not Of serious character
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Special Notlrcs.

BENJAMIN Franklin Detective Agencies, S. E Cor
Broad and Chestnut sts, Phila NO $50 Broalway New
York City. -
Philadelphia. August .. 1850.
The public j. hereby notified that Mr.. George E. Iycs
formerly general superintendent IS longer connected
m agencies in capacity.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Principal
The New-York Association for improving the
of the Poor.-This old Association II an
Aid Society devoted the elevation OF the home life
OF the poor the ufcous relief Of their neCessic,
without regard race color, creed nationality. All
cases Of want receive careful treatment. Tho
Society general relief and has weeQupped sanitary
sewing and fresh air departments IL has Just opensi
Harlem branch. President, John Patton; Treasurer
r. b. Minturn as william.st. Ch'mn Com Of Ways and
Means r. Fulton Cutting; Ch'mn Finance Com James A.
scrymser; General Agent. F. S. Longworth 10 4th.aye
Weakly Women with Pale,
Colorless faces need CARRIERS IRON PILLS
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TEAM HANDS INJURED IN COLLISION.
Rochester, Aug. 5.-Freight tram No. 81 ran into
the Portage accommodation, due here at :55, on the
Western New-York and Pennsylvania Railroad, al
Portage this morning Conductor W. H. Godfrey
Of this city had his coar-bone broken, and Frederick
Bristol. baggageman Of Portage, was badly injured
In thu. haeL
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MIR. HARR1soY's INJURIES NOT SERIOUS.

NIX. HINEINUN0 WI '-I'I''
The report tnat duncan Il. Harrison, who has been
s,or,iug for some time in his melOdrama, The
paymaster7 had 50 severely injured his leg that
snnu,stion would I've necessary. happily turns ont 10
be incorrect NJ b. Ieavitt, the California manager
under whose direction The Paymaster Is now Dcihg
nIsvcd ON the Pacific Coast said yesterday Harrison
~ b,r,eelt repeatedly in making the dive, ami
insisted on irving 10 play the part when he could not
nnf one FOOT 10 the ground. Another actor i now
Pisvinr the mart and Harrison Is resting. Their J.,
pa aon n fear that amputaion Will be necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06

Newport, Aug. 5.-Ihe United states cruiser AZ
lanta went over the mile course today and tried
tactical diameter then made hrie trials OF speed, az
"a A. and "a revolutions. The hlghes; speed made
was twelve ard onc-half knots. The conditions were
generally favorable aud the record f. considered good
The trial will probably be- finished tomorrow, wlrh II
Is hoped to make fifteen knots at seventy reFOlutohs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
GREAT DAY AT MONMOUTH PARK. SPECIAL

The great Interest manifested in the Monmouth Park
races viii be intensified today when of the great
est events OF the YEAR the Junior Champion aud
CHAMPION stakes will be run. The Junior Cham
Mon for two .year-Ods. i rich prize. the purse
Amounting To S}- 900. The facilities offered by the
peunsylvanla Railroad are OF the best Trains leave
foot Of Cortlandt and Desbrosses SIS. az 10, 10
II 80 a m. II NOON and IL 80 p. m. Excursion
ckets will be sold including admission TO the fed,
for 81 so, and for grand,stsnd, &c so. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06

, DRryKEy FATHER KILLS HIS DRUNKEN SON,
Und.on. y. Y, Aug civilian Quinn iaooref
about sixty years old living at coxsaclle in quarrel
YESTERDAY afternoon with his unmarried son James,
vho lived at home seized an axe and dealt HIM oloN
On the head. from the effects Of which he dleu 'nls
morning. The murderer vas arie1 rEen th@ Guairel
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p,vr1yG THE cIRyEGGE FURNACES.

Prt,burg Aug 5.-The Carnegie furnaces al hanNl"
Station. near this city, the Baltimore ana ono rod
have been banked pending The settlement OF 'le ien
demand for an advance in wages one inrnaoo wa
banled SATURDAY night and the other cary 1s liz
M, when the men employed al the latef Ion'" ''''
~ ,be fprner There are about 30 out
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Including 1925 Prohibition and G22 Labor votes
Including g. 304 Prohibition and 4434 Labor votes
tlncludlng 3i39 Prohibition and 1G91 Geenbsck votes
Members OF the Legislature and county officers also
were chosen yesterday. The Legislature VIII
elect successor 10 United states senator Blackburn
fDen.l, whose term expires in 1891. In the last
Legislature there l0l Democrats and 81 Repub
iean
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which TO haze been lawn party. but on account
OF rain # was held indoors. Four hundred invitauon'
were issued and almost all the prominent cottseer'
present also ex President Cleveland. VINO d"
companed G. G. Baldwin
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BREAKING THE RECORD.

The palatial steamers Monmouth sandy Hook and
81 Johns. OF the Sandy Hook route, are making tho
run between Sew-Y0rk and sandy Hook In one hour,
points.
steamers leave New York, Pier 8, North River foot
kecorstD, al 30, :4J, %. IL a. M, l. 80, 4io.
D 80 p IN. Sundays. 9 30 a m, 1 p. No. and con.
meet at SANDY Hook with express trains for Highland
leaeh, seah1eht, Monmouth Beach. Long Branch,
ocean Grove, Asbufy Park Point Pleasant. etc.
Sunday trains do not below Long Branch.
intervals.
NO other route offers superior attractions TO tbs
oneday e2cufSlonst or the summer tourist. -
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MINISTER PHELPS AT THE KA4TEkSAI ,I.L;,.u
Uotel Kaater.k kill Aug > ,specisD william "l',
phlps arrived at the Kaster,kiil this evening anu
viii spend some time her, with General Sharpe anu
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Day or Two in the AlIeshenies-No Extra Fare.

Holders OF through nrs-cass tickets via the n o.
reading TO points on the {. w. b. o. ". and b. o.
systems are permitted TO stop OF at Deer Park or Oskn1
length OF time n suit travellers fancy. This
offers pleasing break IN the Journey without sid
tQnal cost IN railroad fare These far-fanci 'Tvtns OF
the Aeehenies' are the delightful mountain resorts
In the country.
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BOWNE-DUNLAY-By Rev. s.. II. Halliday at the
chapel OF the Tabernacle CONGREGATIONAL Church Brook
lyn Samuel Bovine to Miss Hannah Dunlay.
GARZINK A-RCTHER-B Rev s b. Halliday Henry
officiating clergyman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06

cOuAfEMORATIyG THE Battle or ATHENS.
Keokuk. Iowa Aug . (speciaD.-The battle OF
Athens, Mo-, was fought twenty eight years ago 10.
day. 1t was among the first conflicts OF the C'ii
War In Missouri. The people Of Athens COMMEMORATE
the fight to-day, by celebration.
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4 IorRxAL1sr IS 1 mssIoxARY.

From The Butte, Montana, lnterMouiiiA'u' 49,. 81,
On another page will be found the Bute is'', -
Iemue Ely Quigg staff corresponding OF ~, "a
YOrL Tribune. His letter Is racy and rea e,shIe
sboWs mai he Is keen observer and a most eataon
writer We publish his description because u s"""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06

Pennsylvania Railroad Special trains to Monmouth
Park leave Desbrosses aud Cortlandt-st ferries
to-day at IL go, II 100 and IL 80 D. m. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06

MR.. CLEVELAND IN NEWPORT SOCIETY.
Newport, Il. J., Aug. b.-E1-Governor anu NIB
George 2 wetmOre gave . reception this ailerno0n,
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dened estate has been freed by the feminine turn for
detail. faculty that too many planters lacked Dciore
and since the
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Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with fun
name and address.
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FVHEU ~ :, . ,l-o ,rinn
Minneapolis. Aug o." The Journals AnoNa % ,,,o1
dtspatcb saws Isaac Tv1tchell, farmer was Ail1
bv a bull this morning The pun became un.'a n ,,
tl"k .rveral ball from Winchester rifle 10 Nil '''
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Are unlike NIL other pills. No purgng ~ Pain. Act
One pin dose
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MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
Junior Champion and Champion stakes.
Via Central Raflroad NJ Nov. Terepv

VIA central Railroad OF NcwJersey.
Leave New fork, Pier 8. " r." sandy Hook Route@
az 40. 100, ii 200 a. NJ, IL 10 100 =. m.
Leave New York, foot OF Liber1-s;. y. r., An
Ran Line, at 10 30, IL no. M, ~ 80 special
express y 40 special expressl. 100 Special ex-
press, 30 p. m.
Pullman Buffet cars on all special express trains. -.
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MARRIED.

Flint d Co.. West 14th-sf.,
carry over any spring stock that can be sold 90
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THE GLADsTOYIAN sCHIsM.

The scenes which OF daily occurrence at West
minister Abbey since the Laboucbere JacOby revolt are
very amusing Groups Of official CladsOnians dis
russ the outlook with hated breath in dark corners and
the smallest Of both rival parties keeny
watched by Sir William Harcourt Mr.. John Morley
ana Other possible candidates for the leadership There
IS no doubt that they look on the rebellious Reds
coming men. but they lose DO opportunity OF impress
sing on their old leader the anguish which their en-
forced dessrtOn them.
THE SHAFTS ADVENTURES.
Nothing more has been heard Of the magnificent set
Of Jewels which the Shah was announced to have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06

horse breeders, where money is literally no object 50
long the right animal is secured by it. means At
his last sale e pedigree horses Mr.. Kemmis. who
started from Irlana some twenty-five years ago 10
commence horst culture. got an average of 900
fuiueaS apiece ths entc sale realizing between twenty
and thirty thOus nd pounds. Even carriage horses,
stable and fairly well matched command thousand
guincas pair. S'me Of these South American horses
have done well acrSs country in England and Ireland
Mr. J. o. Trotter Aad considerable experience with
them in Cheshire the last hunting season. and Lord
kncoursie when quarered with his battalion Of
Guards at Dublin. found that one Of them Jumped
well most OF the native horses
Colonel North found his return fom America
that his sporting mentor ~d thoughtfully nurebased
horses for him 10 the tune Of 10000 pounds and bs
greeted with proposal to contest the seat nov
held by Mr. Herbert Gladstone IN his native tow, a,
the first available opportunity.
THE MARQUIS or LORNE's PROSPECTS
The Government are willing TO give Lord Lorne a
colonial CovcnOrsbip. CeylOn and Bombay are said
10 have been offered 10 him. but Princess Louise does
not like the idea of leaving home and going 50 far
away She is not strong and the climate OF India
would be most trying TO her health. Lord Lorne
would have ked Australia, but the Princess could
not bring herself 10 consent to the separation She is
going shortly 10 Marienbad and afterward 10 switzer
land.
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Headquarters Lafayette Post. No. 40. e. A. r..
Department OF YOrk.-Comra1es! You are requested
10 attend the funeral Of late c0mnfe, william A.
Speaght at his late residence 90 WilsOn-s. Brooklyn,
Tuesday evening, 40 O'Clock.
ETOYD CIARESON Commander
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Veterans OF the 7th Regiment n. G. s. n. Y-The COM
mandant regrets announce the death Of Capt. VIM A.
Speaigh Co 70 and earnestly requests the members on
the Veteran Association TO attend the funeral services
Tuesday evening Aug g. az o'clock D. m. from his late
residence, 90 WilsOn-st. Brooklyn.
H. L. TREMAIN. Colonel.
C. H. COVELL, Adiutant
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ben Gram. Die unliebfame 5botEade
miro babsr beri6uiegen, urb bon benz
eigentli6sn tpirfli9en 8runbe, tuelder
einen erfoIgrei6eu SanbeIsbertebr uno
cine lobnenbe 6an6eIsbiIans nit ben
%genanrten siaaten sur llnmbgIihteit
madt, biitet er li6 e~bsnfaQs, etpas 3u
iagen, obBlei6 er i'm gan3 senau feunt.
@s 1T tein anosrer uls Der, baB unie!e
&onturrenten auf benz Weltmattt ins;
geiammt, @nalanb. Grantrei6, 9euti6s
Lamb &C. ibre 8~erbinoung nit BEN bprtis
gen Wtdrften 6urd DampFi9ife bermit=
telt unb aufre6t etbalten, pel6e bilige
Gra6ten fit ben TRANSPORT bet Quss
fubr' Waaren aeudbren f6nue, neil fs
bon ben He9ierungen BET refpettipen
Staten cine regelmdBige unb bobe
Staats' Inter itiibung erbalten.
so erbielten, um MIR elm geiipiel
an5ufhbren, bic ensliide "Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company unb Die
''Pacifc Steam Navigation Company
in einem ein3iseu Sabre fir bic batbz
monatli9e Bef6rberung Ser poH nod
Der Dit unb Weit Gufe BON Sibz
4merita Die ibre gu leiltenbeu 9ienlte
f9erlt6 bel gu bod be3ablenbe 5umme
BON 81, 800, 900.
Was bat oagegen unfere &egieruns
unb unfer &ongreB big oabin setban2
Ii9t nllr, baB fe ieoe unterftibung fir
ameritanif6e 9ambferIinien, bic ben
8ertebt nit Stoamerifa bermitteln, auf
bas enti6iebenlte abgemiefen baben,
uniern englii9en Gouturtenten wiro
gang brett oa6urb in bic 3dnbe gear.
beitet, baB unfere &egierung bic Bofs
%bef6rberung nod Siibamerifa enslii6eu
Sampferlinien ~iiberseben muB, neil
amerttanif9e- Dbne @taatsunter:
fftbung ni@t-befeben. Was nod be.
aei9nenoer unb i9mabtider 1T, Die
biplOmatiiden Berireter unierer Gesie:
ruas finben Ben Weg nod itrem 8e:
timmungsplabe auf englii6en. Dor
Der en9lif9en &esierung iubfbirtel
S6ifeu. uno bieielben S9ife linb es
mel6e aud unisre ameritanii9en Snbu.
ffriemaaren nod ben Mdrtten brtngen
Die fie fid erobert babsn, ob9lei9 lie bic
Soften einer 5tDeitaden umlaoung 81
tragen baben.
SaB bic beborfebenbe 9iBung be!
amerifaniiden G%ongrelfes biele unb on
bere Jragen griinolider er6ttern mirb
unterliest feinem 3meifel, unb mir bir
fen bofen, baB es eelinseu mir6, Fl
unter Der 2eitung zines 10 fdbigel
Staatsmannes, lpie Blaine es 1T, il
elmer ale Sbeile befriebigeuben Weiie 81
erlebigen.
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lteber ben @mtem oes snetpens

bat fiir5li9 elm in Wien lebenber Gad>
lebrer cine gang abionberli6e @rfabrung
OH fi9 ielbf gema9t. ST mar Ibenbs
mad 6aufe gefOmmen in elmer o nero6.
fen 8~erfahung, oaB ct re9t gut wuBte,
10 tperbe CT ni6t einf9lafen t0nnen. St
nabm beBbalb aus ieiner tleinen 0ausz
apotbete cine S9a9tel nit einem berus
bigenben BUILDER uno itelte fe bereit,
um iein oft bstpdbrtes S6lafmittel. bes
Dor CT fi6 nieberleste, in @aKer gu neb.
men. 4ber nod bebnr er fi6 enttleioet
bate, flopfte es an ber 6bir unb ein
alter Stubienfreunb, ioeben aus Der
probin5 a~ngelangt unb nur auf ber
Sur6reife in Wien iiberna6tenb, fiano
por benz angenebm uebetrui9ten.
vWeiBt bu, cites 6aus", iagte Der Nns
f6mmlung nod ben erifen 8egrtbuns
gen, ,bu follteit nod elm Stiin66en
ntitgeben. Cine orbeatli9e 3neipe
tpirb tpobl in BET Ndbe fein, unb
mos baben mir uns nidt NGes
3u eradblen NlIo -" Na9 fur.
aem Beoenten piligte Der 2eb.
ret elm uub balb faBen Die 8eioen beim
f9dumenben Nab. Spdt in Der Na9t
iu9te unier Mann fein einiamss 6eim
tpieoer auf. st bate ti9tig se3e6t,
feline Nerpoftdt mar ben ansenebmfen
Sugenberinnerunsen sepi6en uub ni6t
I'M entferntelten oa9te er mebr an has
NbentG porber bereitete 6eilmittel. Qls
ct aber am anberen Morsen iein &Opfs
peb, f9 felbf unb feline uuls
gebung elmer prifuug unteraog,
ftiegen ibm bic 9aare gu Serge.
90 fab ct ndmli@ aud, baB er Nbenos
borber in feiner 3%erftreutbeit ftatt Der
S@a@tel nit berubigenbem pulber cine
iol6e nit arfenis aus benz &aiten sez
nommeu unb gum ginnebmen bereitge=
ite1t bate. Der ~unerpartet eingetrof.
fene Greunb aus ber propius unb bic
folgenoe 9neiperei batten Inn bas Sc.
ben gerettet.
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1889 berbIt 1889
|. Huth B. Son.
Die aIte un6 bendbrte
Giien. uno Pol5=
70 NJ,
Tarben== Santettz@ amolung
1886 22S unb $50 Martt : @trabe,
San MntOnio $500. yeras,

baben ibren Serbt. 8ebarf bon 8. 2anbretb g.
Sobn @orten.. 8lumen, unb Selb- Samtn er-
6alten, unter @nberem:
5000 8fun6 neue Grntc &Ib : Samen, 5000
Yfunb Ilfalfl (Quaerner aleelamen) cbenfous
Man9olb . @ursel, &unfIriben, Mobrriben.
Samen, GSperiette Slice, 8od6ara &lee, Saba.
neftider alee, Sobaion @ras, Buffalo ober
Colorado @ras, Saat . &osgsn, @srfe, Safer,
" ei3en %.
gedtsr 81 @afo 3pisbeI. ltnb Creole uber
QouiTana 3niebel- Some1.
asenten fit Die beriibmten Brinly Phuege,
8lanet il. Horse Hoe and Cultivators coms
bined, Sano- SamenOriQs, @ftse uno gulti-
%batpren, @uif. 8. Bre6t 8urfmai9inen unb
8utder- lltenfilieu, @bas. Mutbs Sonig Gr'
traetoren, 8ienen.& au9er, Meher oe.
Stet8 anf Eager Sarriion 8ro8. C So.
Town and Country gum @ebrau@ fertig se-
miI9te Garben; fibren bic elben mebr als IA
Sabre. imbortirsn garlabuna8weiie, unb fiib=
len urs beredtigt mod langidbriser @rfabruns
au bebaupten, Dab biei elben bic beiten Garben
iiub, Die in bieiem 2anoe ~fabri5lrt %perben.
SIM October erparten 2anbretb & SObn
rotbe, ptibe l1no qelbe 3piebel Seblinae.
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ED. A. SEFFEL,

9e9eniber bon Der beutId tatbpliiden air6e
Sausz unb S6iIber:W mailer
un6 SAMPLER in 3 arben, elias &C. &c.
aue auftrdge merbsu fofort arsgefibrt. Rrcife
billioer fpie ireenopo in Der Stabt. l4,2,h
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baran es Dor brei Sabtsn mar, boB
bur6 eiten 9nu3 gep0bnliden Dulns
meniungenftreih Der 6riebe 5wiihen
Werifo uno ben Ser. Staten geitDrt
morben mdre - unb baB bamals elm
eriifiliher Conflict nur bul6 bas Sett'
gefhbl Der meritauii6en &%esisruug Der.
mieben wurbe-, bann wirb man bic
8eoeutung zines ioIden Sbiebsgerl9tes
our S9lidtdng iuternatipna!er STREET
tisteiten bon unb gona gu tpiiroieen
miHen.
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SamaritansN ervine, Der groBe Ser.
benz e3DiHger, 1T uni9dBbar bel allen
@erbenleiben. Dem 9immel iei
Santl"-iagte Reb. %. 8. Martin bon
MedanietOmn, MarpIanb, : pSamari
tansNeryine bat mid BON meinen Ner'
ben' Infdlen gebeilt!" 6tr $3.50 bel
allen GpOtbefern.
Dies Mittel bat mid curirt, uno id
balte es fiir ems ber beiten Blutreini'
gungs'Wtittel, bic es giebtl" - W. s.
9agoob, Mt. piniIon, 4lab.
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= Der rSeuti6e @orreip." in Ball
timore beitreitet, baB bic SObn Soptins
uniperftdt bancroft fei, sumal He
ttir3li6 mieber einen rei6en alien 9errn
beerbt babe. Sas moblunterri6tete
8latt permutbst, ba8 butter Der in bic
@elt gei6idten 8%ebauptung bon Dem
8anterott cine MISREPRESENTATION ftede,
UNI bic aetien Der y. d Q. gabn gu
beeinHuRen.
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@ie 1T biee

8ir bieten einbunbert Dollars Selpbnune
fir ieben Sail BON aatarrb, ber nidt our6 Gin
nebmen bon SaD's &atarrb Sur se1siIt iperOer
fam.
8. s. @6eneb & Co., eisentbiimer,
Solebo, Sbio.
@ir bic llnterSeidneten boben s. $. gbenet
felt ben lebten 70 Sabren gefannt uno balter
i'm fur boufommen ebrenbaft in alien sc.
fd6ftsbanblungen unb fnan5ieu befdbist,
allie bon feiner Girma ein~gesangenen 8erbinb'
lidteiten gu erfiaeu.
8ef g. 9ruar, grobbanoels Drosuiten.
Solebo, Ohio.
Us aIbina, &innan& Marbin, @rob.
banbels.S rOsuifea, gOIebo, Sbip.
6. 8. San Soefen, aaiiirer IoIsbo gla.
tional 8anf, Snlebo, Ohio.
Sau'S &atarrb Sur nirb innerlid aenommen
unb tuirtt brett auf bas 8lut uno bic f1Iei-
misen Sberadden beS Sbiems. !3eugnift
frei Serianbt. 1reiS 75 Gents fir bic Glaide
8erfauft bon allen Npotbefern.
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gs7'se. n'eesI 81 erlanSea iraniden. iruen MIDI perlaus
men, pen sSa9enottentto" 5u ltien. Das NIT pteIen
9rantensel4i@ten e~rlauterte, rei&ls@ ausatltattsts
dBert gitt Nujf4lub hber elm meaes NetIberfakver
DeourA Taufsnne tHnerbalb ~tlrseFter 8ett pbue @erniss
itcrans ben 0efdlIedltSfrahtbeiten umS BEN SnI,
Gen Der SueeaDft1mben pclfanbig iuieberterasaent
ipureea. 4etlrerfabren ebenfc etnfaG ais binia. Sebsr
tetn etsener NrF. S&idt IS Gents tn Gtanups nn6 Sbr
beiciasat eaS gn4 ~rerlieselt nab franco suasf&idt Sen
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ID letle gu meine 56weiter, ba pdi6t
ft1 nod gener bic 6dnbe, bieaei6t
pont glut = ba iebt benn oo1 Ieiie
me Sbire uf, TN i'd unb meine @dtpe,
tter bauen in uniere Nnsif INNER blino>
lings ut log un i6reien 6ilfel 9iebe!
W6roerl big benu natierlif Heidi sic
Jta9barn 3ufammenloofen, ut aIs 2id1t
tommt, ,ba faben mir bic Bel9eeruna,
bet mar cen Srrtbum ietpeier, bet mar
g, ber in Der gia9t nod pobin mar.
Warum nimmt fo'n DufeI feen 2id)t
mitY go is ct gemeien, mid Clara?
Die 8efragte nidt nit alIer gnts
f6iebenbeit.
Iori.: Wngetlaste, pie f6nnen Sic
10 bumm iein, uns ioI1e @el1idten
aufbinben au wollen!? sic baben redt
gut gewuBt, uenn Sic i'm Dunfeln por
fi@ batten, unb baben mur ssbre &atae
tablen molen unb ionen i'm ia ara aus
geri6tet baben.
Nngetl. (freubeitrablenb): Sa, i'd
Ilobe oo9, er ipirb nod ne 3eitlang an
uns benfen - mid CLARA?
Oie geueisaufnabme ldBt feinen
3meifel baran, baB es fi9 I'm einen
tpobIgeplanten lleberfau banbelt. 6a.
1entanns Sb9ter tuerben au ie aebn 5az
gen SefdugniB berurtbeilt. Set f6nnte
uns ierabe feblen, mir ieben ant Rams
mergeri9t, mid, @lara9