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Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-09

1 travelling electric light has been used
ia Germany with much success. The
arrangement IS q very simple one. =
dysaulo. with an engine 10 drive II. Is
mounted GA "a wagon. something like
ulat Of O steam fire engine, containing
Joiler. fuel box anl water tank. CUI-
plete for a nights service. s supply of
sire and number Of poles correspond
ing 20 the number Of arc lights required,
are added 10 the equipment. which Is
then drawn by . pair Of horses 10 any de
sired place. On arriving there. the poles
ar ST up where required and stayed
with wires fastened with stakes driven
into the ground; the lamps are then
hung 10 them and properly connected,
and the engine is set in motion The
fights Immediately kindle. and from one
70 fifty lamps can be operated. accord
iu- 10 the power Of the machine. As
the lamps can be suspended anywhere,
and are not affected by wind or rain. the
advantage II the apparatus 10 coutrac-
tors and others who have 10 carry on
aieht work is apTarcuL-New York
Commercial Advertiser.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-09

lHcHQs ATres from tila
i..aF ,lt- can i-1rily rea5lee lh-.r i Is the
e-iei ci-s of Sa-th America and one Il
.lle n fs,-ri-auc places Ia tie world.
liie s.rr'a-s -r- nsrsw and tadir iaved.
i sef6rsi .ast lecp leir- not uncom-
-aoh- ana tl- kou-es are mostly oalv
'-ol-s llar- 1li- kare cne nrpdr scarv.
ls er taU i-- two However. Il
il-l -lsutg- na U1a-eT acquaintance. Tie
-r-s. thaueh not uide. are Straight
-1a al-ii.rm. and FAR better thaa -hose
oi Seville. C1diz and a great many o,hcr
lmf,Q-i,.f- European cities. and heta-ean
thc s.ia--ies which ssiI exist IL many of
.-le principal streets are edifce- which
uc-ll r.t Q. grace tlie sest f-lrts of Len
don o- Paris Indeed. several wel. known
EHEisi and French firms have branch
establishments here quite equal "a style
30 lIalF had l.flcca. EueEn7 Agras l.
the most Europeln looking eiry q sourn
AueEic.- y-t li Is llr lu1m being English
iu Appearance; ] should rather dl=cri5e
Is Is Do ti-,ii--rraaean. though &; would
be dI1lcit o. say whether i is mere
Spanish Prorencll or Italian
Ine greet majority ui the working
CLASSES arc I.aiialls. ard the inscriptions
ga all the snoI1s near the water are Ia
tlat .an-sa-= llut on advancing into
tlse totru. on. hears quite as much Eng
I1-li. t,crriaa and French spoken as span
is'. or Ii..lisH. and English booksellers.
German Hi-rhaiin and French iote.-
aiau-l.- TIE restaurants are almost y
Er-nCil. frara embellishments equ-I 20 u
last au Size Paris b1uievards down 70
astauIae-s. Whose chief de.icacies e
sauersraut ana -rai-s- Every uation's
-astes are consulted Tlie ---rseiilaise
l-u ga bluii,et-iase- Tie Ncapoii1iln Ia
riaIi 81, q nlle-lraHi made and cooked hy
lis fellow country man. and an English
lsau iias d. lettgr chance Of @ good cut oi
roast bt1f rhau boz would have ia many
Eura.asn ia,yus us.-Lujol Glole-
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-09

One o- Tie r-aG.i-a.it l.-ures - " c5i-
=-Iv. J.. T.. j. pie jack, b. which
name William Wa'llce, tae chimney IL
.1irr. g. En1vn. S.lcple Jacks
uatnal Of working c1 e cliuuey IsnoEel
ana i-ta-e.lia- ard De aiwcEs las large
audiences H g. never out o. work iie
SIS I1 bis own peculiar -ev.-e tor q
-s.g.-- which IS q feature oi his Vroie=-
Son -rI which enables him q couple-e
Sob i- out tie time that IT takes to
sII nrl inasy staging. '-S-eeple Jae-
.--- usar.- "a long. light ladder against
fre chimney THAT Is o bs operated on
Then. mounting u. he drives 2 peculiarly
siar.eI iron PIN into the brick WORK and
binds THE top Of the ladder fast % t.-I-
uin. Standinz on the top round Of IA-s
ladder. he dry=s another pin into the
a7s5muev as Li-h ab0te lis head as Ice
can reach. 3 ra.- Is ihCn passel over
ibis u;r aud mace CAST 10 q rcllld n q
.ae1n.l ladder about three feet from its
lss-f1.1 ra1nd. Tllis ladder istheu hois-el
r., r---I Il RESTS 90 Llc fc1 q thc first
ladder. il Is ri-1l made fast % the lower
rf- and then -S-ecTle ,1ack mounts 10
rts- -a1 rr ita-I. driving iH auoiher PIN
--.-r.5 .l.e -ar ro.-ul -at.lat- EEuru thls
f..lF.-. .Ii-1 i- Iei-el. -s before and
.Tac- and TIE iliders. as mary cf then
as g.. aec.-e .rr. continue % ri-e as f-r -
mas r.. la-.r,L. j. i- estimated t,iat De-
has el1ulerel a1oUt d.tcen miles mp into
tle alr i. tIlis way Philadelphia Times
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-09


Infozicag5ou NAV eusue from drinking
eIthaF Tea or coffee. There has existed
for several years in Lou50n a club q
rersla slapar reporters. which u-ests every
SATURDAY uiEat for the purpose Of in
tiai-ias in lea drinking. is members not
ulfrs.l luf-ntiy become intoxicated Gases
ot teiiuum tremeus from the use of tea
lave heen reported TIE poisoning
quantities q Tea are ulosi apparent when
ID 8, eaIeu Whan frsI introduced into
England about the scar 1865. l. Vas
served In T bowl Ike spinach. as an arii-
c.s of food. and the effects O.. eating il
were slcA tha.. for a long time after
w1rd B. was considered "a be q deadly
er1l- and is safe was regarded as dis
reputable
Taaze who cLew dry tea leaves extract
from tAsm tie aikaloid. wiicli : very
powerful liois1a Il frs; produces q
pleasant eEiIiiaratioa. but lis Subsequent
effects are sleeFlessness. deliriunl. an IN
natural state of mind ana abnormal de-
sires- TAe habit seems 10 be most in
dllecd in by servants. WHO. having the
tea caddy n their disposal, sometimes
help themselves from II, a pinch az &
time TIE smell alon.. Of coffee, when Il
Is stored IN great bulk-as IN the hold Of
shifs-produres deadly nausea. dizziness
and faininess When carroes of coffee
thus slowed tecume shifted in q storm,
ore of the most dreaded duties Of the
sailor l. - 70 dovn into tile hold and re-
store them 10 tiieir places. the bows and
weak STom4ciis find il impossible 10 keep
az work above half an hour
Tie habitual coffee drunkard has thin
featurs. q drawn and vriBkied face
and crayish yellow complexion. His
sleep Is troubled with anxious dreams
dis pulse IS weak. frequent and com
preside. II is asserted tifat coffee more
frequently injures peoples eyes and ears
than DOES either tobacco or alcohol Il
dos nor produce absolute blindness OF
deafness, hui very annoying disturb
ances That coffee is the cause Is seen
from the fact ,llat when II Is left OF the
trouble ceases The symptoms Of chronic
c-feism. or coffee drunkenness. are loss
of apisrtite. Insomnia, trembling Of the
lips and tongue, dyspepsia, neuralgia
PAIN in the stomach. giidiness. cogvu!-
sions and obstinate econstipatiyn--Bo Boston
Herald
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-09


Driving over tal prairie yesterday {
came a-rsss aH old man sowing lii- wheat
It is go c.-ea-5 % intr5iuce yourself cat
szse--'e people are -r-.-aie. lstarl=a
lira when be- -Ht ta tae end es l..s -1Es.
ana seI him a5w long he'd besa ID
Dakota
. osa 30 n-koly.- ae said 'gau. on
eight year.
-There did yol come fru-
j was born iu Vermont au, ! kim
here from Wisconsin
-Iav much lani d. you own
-.J 81 ole's1ulre mile
-II0o much did you own ID Niscon-
SIM
Two lots in o buryin' ratcs.
.U5w much wheat did you raise last
vear
AIR sou buriH' wheat
-Na. LutTI Iiket know. If Jon don't
ainl telling.
raiut no secret Irai5ei q crap Of
. 1860 1lslleis.
-V-iatU son sei your farm f1r.
-Alr yoI bay n property.
$50. uut-
80. eol my price Anybody Vho
al-sme SI5.o.3d5an ain hev n.y farm.
aUow mach money dill sou Alsa .l'aa
r5l came here
% bed uy things 90 set up iolz--leI-
with and 50 81 Mooney vHilI / 1or-
HF IgIin-t sall my ia,5 il tlie l1rEiu
.--aru' Cor. Nas. NarE T-iauue
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-09


ni- uiauus
81 Beading I ...-..- ........-...i
ae'eF g i-lTa hacn ueaf rr
ago taa -e E-l.es
eilE s
~ ae.a,ers ae .lai,-
IS ra--- ~ ..e
p it ui-ei org Ill. -,s- 81
-fsei Alr hte.isters s1,a r--a ~
--ie s1n %lea sie aotefslld
.-- y ila Elsl arll .a.-s n.i r...--,.
80 s l-r "e.s.er's l-lrae1uios.-y
-- agt wishing % crowd hsrl. ti.er a.i
aot ea-f upon Ail f1r eclrtr 5r-.-
ears, ara when il was s.r1,s-1
-i-i A- Nlleter's lr.r-s.l co--.s-,
Vas improved Il C1-aias. 1t tts t.-
s,aace e. ls huu ura.e asking Wr
-,>-f- q De could make j. convenient
% i-- -i.-1te -l.s claim Tile ansu=r 1y..
8 courteous la-e fr-u Mr Webster max
ins excuses tl.-t 5-s- 90 present l.- oas
-lia 90 aelt tle demand and ending
L9 lE @ pressing Invitation far lLr. Corn
ils O. ti.l him ht-r. ube1 he v-a.i5
probably IT, able % nay llIul. o- % beast
% secure ths claim sattsrac.a .arjiv
The frm advised Mr Corning t1accert
ihe Invitation which hedfl Oh his re-
turn Ar Corning came .sHula delighted
aiiH lh- alea~ur-s of hi- ,i-i-. ana enier-
tanned .i- partner. aiIh -i0u.r- ae-
counts off r'.e- -r--i =tlls-nla-'s i.a-l l.il--i-
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-09

Il Is q good plan for those 10 wish 10
i-uurove their tli!oats t0CileU3ure spruce
gum. pine gum or tIat Of ae compass
wood Of the western prairie, for the ex-
ercise % the Jaws develops the throat
and the resiHous qualitiss 81 the gum
strengthen di. estion ! dnt mean 70
recommend the lla5it Of heW-ins gum
as practiced by its devoses. but there
never WIS an Unsie,iiiy hbit which had
50 much 20 he said for Il RANK dysPep-
tics. with the o7aiins sten oil tneH
stomzchs. as tie doctor say. hnA relief
To- their cravings by cheFiDs pure spruce
yum. and all agree tlst the lungs are
better lorit The com puHd o. Iar;iinne
and sweet stuff sold 70 gum has nothing
% recommend it-St Louis Ees'uDile
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-09

Sheridan Knowles liaal EaEv acqusint-
aucgs. and ills memory did not always
serve Inn in recalling their uzmls. but.
As tie lu..5NIag incident shows. he was
never ~ o. los, ID such circumstance
It's said that knowles was talking TO
. friend iu ihs street, when e gentleman
c--u-e up o. him and exclaimed in rather
IA abrupt, and even angry manner:
"Why did sou moi keep your promise
20 dine Wiih Us last thursday, Sir
knowles l. v@s "a distinct engagement
made JeIwean yuI alI me. You sept
the restol The company waiting fornsar-
iy an hour. Its really too
Me bay.~ SAID Knowles. We don't
know how vexeI ] am No. did not
forget ye. Ask ,Irs. knowles II We don't
believe me was ii, me boy; but its
thankful am % SAY am better now
Give me another chance. Name your
vggn time. ANY day next week
You really ssilT Wei, sly Thursday
again. and you viii noi fail Us: Same
hoGr-G VIII that SAT- youy
'Perfect'y. Oh you may depend upon
me. never fe4ri I'D be 70 Ire fore that
day"
With 4 hand shake 70 Knowles and a
how @ his friend. tie would lie host
walked away knowles iooded after
hi-l. lost ia tIouSlt. tiii BE- DISAPPEARED
That tuan's face Is familiar ~ me. Do
son know 8, Ao be is sid tha author 10
ilis friend
-No, Cla't. s-il tbs friend.
Devil take me II do, either, - said
Know lcs. FIRTH "Reminiscences.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-09

7rrra Eiara-~ky makes % sta-l-i-s
s-4fameur iu use -e-ul sa.Grle af AeE
-f-e1-lrlies.. l..ss. le--,-rrst IhetTiHe.
r-.g-. which size i- aa0 aCrEia- John
X -le SIS. Is GA possession. % tie
..-a erf1i o-cul. force which ile aaeI.ts
H.-. ana bis mltur IS I--i and la-l4Hs
~ THE force is il h-a'r ard iH-el'-
arabic frasu hiin li wiIl Gle e-lfa iIu-
81 Et..r u-a- allowed -H il,a ,..s a1- %.
rsuer. a, lhe EleH-- u-e g. 9e r'l-l
v P.5I15.lrhil -1 Hir-eS g. afiae
l- EauI. h1i t.le -t.ariians a' tle l1r-e
ua.eE aim closely aa3 ,f- .h-- he
d - u1t u-- i- for lllgl "a-Ie --1e-
V.a-l. who is Eee.s- I-el in Lis
suits ,ri-1 tIir masar s'rali r' "-s
4.r- -.ira1ee sheets of th.s pa-. oi '
F --sr-s BOSS ns 81 81 l4lis
af ll -sn-luafa i--ter
lul auI ur
sH.ss taal lam.-l wa-
.ber. Ire stranger Things o. ..- a-t
today than sou or ! sgii4 es-I --e
- Louis Globe-Democrat
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-09

a. winter climbed Loosnut I.un-
KIN iu company with 60 veteran q ihe
lstr var. i was ais fr-s visit since f'le
.i.- .s -lr -lefl..-lile assault. and - re
rln e fought tac i1ttIe over asain
-r r-v lsn5rt As tae conflict waved
hotter ORE re,- excited. and CD our arTi-
-zlatthe lo-I near ti.a zE-uTni- was o.
fever l,e.r Ee then r1sszi on through
lie rarl.r- Le5-e which, leads % the pin
uscla- uIa-e ne were confronted ly
q Gr.-r.5s. specimen cf the genus
..r---r v...-l ,--y words; Ii you e11-
,l11eu wi-.l L. soto tie top yoa mus,
nav tu-1tv-G-e cents This was too
much far aep-atup feelings q my '-ar-
like caur1Ii11 who. trigiclily waving
h., .--ru1- right arm. sloute4- i wen
nav e. -zeutr-.ive years ago | came uQ
i.e.re y..tlt q. sword in ms iiand- Bat Tie
modern Ieoliils. I=oviug not otherwise
dian O.. .Gis,,llv . deputy siierIf. s badge
r1ietlv rtrnarEe.i- -.VeA. SCH. you must
come up with a quarter today Tie
ulonev vas p1id-C. c. Teale il Harpers :
Magazine
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-09

Dry. loose sand, wherever It occurs. Is
constantly tein- shifted by the wind. au3
often i.aries cultivated lands. buildings
and forests On tii, shores Of Lake
Michigan ara drifts 100 feet deep. and
r.losco Cornwall reach o00 feet in depth,
while the drifts Of the G0bi desert are
30 miles l0r- and coo ieyt hish IN places
On the SHORES OF the Bay q Eislay the
drifting sand travels inland % feet q
scar. IN parts Of Denmark - feet. and
IN southern India l. yards IN some
pisces walls and barriers of vegetation
have bean created 10 stop the destroying
drifts Fine sand Is taSeH up u "a great
height IN tlie air, and deposited many
miles away In iSsa Iceland was visited
bv a rer.ar kable sand storm. lasting two
weeks. which hid tiis san and offsets q
few yards OF ike dense fos. and caused
tie death u thousands & sheep and
ho-ses.-New York TelegrCm
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-09

Two Youngsters vho found the i,isi-
ne,s Of selling pap,rs and shining H'oSs
q trilie dull the otter night. a7Te,s- 70
polish elch others alocs. Bui zach was
evidently ,zx Efsi Of the others bon
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-09
The xation's Crea, sIeH

The Nafiou's Great MeH-
"Pa. where was Capt Ansou Dor
81 don't know. I'm sure
-V-here was John l. Sullivan
i don't know that either. (
PA, / wish YOU would buy md
to-v OF the United States q
Eezald
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-13
@id5ter garlton's 0rief.


Der folsenbe Brief bes gorfibsnben Der ttab.
gommificn siebt cine Sbee bonn @ertbe bes
neuen Or. 8reatiee'iden Sbaems:
Salt 2afe 9th, 1888.
Wertber Duttor = Bebor ib mad Dem
Often abreiie, mus i9 sbnen meme an.rten.
nans Sbrer @ei6idlid!eit ausipreden. Sic
malls fonnte i'd pafenbe ~ausensIaier belom.
men, aber na@oem i'd sbr ipuaberbares Sb.
fem tennen Iernte, batte id bas gersniisen,
mieine Sebfraft iuiebsrsusrIansen, pie ID ie nu.
in meinen anabeniabren befas. SD bsi9Icb.
mid an Sic 81 tenben, ma9oem i'd sbr gb.
fem burd cine bubble iunse Dame bon Gum
nit gountb fennsn Iernte, iuelde nit einem
fOmplisirten ausenfeSler bebaftet mar Sic
sonnte auf cine gu~tfernuns bon 6 SUP Nie.
manb erfennen, aber mad gebraud Sbrer au-
sensldfer fiebt fie 70 gut pie irsenO semanO.
Ills fe gum eritsn @ale 70 bic strase auf unb
ab bIidte, unb bic e~ntferntsn 8erssipfeI fab,
mar fe boiler Remembering unb cine meue
@eIt, elm @araOies, f9ien ibr eri9IoRen.
grsebenf
u. 3. Carlton,
@orfsenber b. ntab.g ommiliion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-13
Die Florence Niebtinsale ber Rin
DerNf7e0c.

Die Florence Miebtineale bsr &in
6erpfe9e.
Tplsenbes 1T elm Nus5us zines an ben
Deutiden &efcrm MeHenser in gbam.
bersbursb, Ba., sei4rietenen grisfes:
Cine Wphlthdterin.
OeHnet bic Tbire fur fe unb Wers.
@inslow wirb bemeiien, baB fe bic au,e,
ritaniide Slorentiner 0adtisal Der Rin=
Der 1T. Dapon Enb mir 70 iberseuat.
baB mir u~nierer soup" lebren uerben
gu iasen: v@eiesnet iet Wrs. Winslcw"
neil tie berielben bebalfid mar, user bic
Yeripee bes 3abnens unb anbere Be>
idwerlidfeiten fur 2inber ~binpes3ufcm=
men. Wrs. 8inslop's @ootbins Sprup
nimut ben Sinbern bic S9mer3en unb
furtrt Dpientrie unb Diarrbce. ct
madt ben @aumen 3urt, befreit BON
%@nt3inbuns unb brinst bas Sinh sIadlid
iiber bic Yericbe bee 3uhnens Rinwes.
@r tbut serabe bas, mas er Sorsiebt 3u
tbun, gnes unb nidt weniser. 2Bir pa.
Ben einmal Mrs. Winslcw seieben unb
fennen Ite muir burd ibren Scctbins
Sprup fir Rinber. Wenn mir bic Wa&t
bdtten, pirben mir fe ais 9eilanb fir
bic ainoer binifeuen mas fe aud in
Der 1bat if. Der Shrup wiro in
allen Gpctheten gu rs Gents per Jlai@e
perfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-13
z ..

= Sem Stats. Senate Iegte Serr
2pmnseno petitionen aus 80 Std0ten
unb Orti6aften Dor, peI6e beflrporten,
baB bic 2icens fir ben 8erfauf unb
Iusi6ant bon Seras Weln auf bic
96be Der 8ier.2icen3 berabseieBt iperbe,
wdbrenb iebt bafur bic pole 2iquor.
2icen5 ge3ablt merben muB.
= Der Stats 2egislatur fuurbe bic
Wittbeilung zines 2ontrattors porae=
lest, Del@er id erbietet, fir bic Gumme
bon S $4,000 einen arteii9en Brunneu
auf benz &apitols6 ugeI gu auftin ans
3ulegen.
: Cine Nn5abl bon &apitalinen BON
SenneRee unb Miififppi baben 2Ianp
@ountp bereit uno groBe Sanbfdufe
abgei9lohen. Die bortigen @ifens Eager
%finoen-mie man iebt-2iebbaber, aud
ebe bic 8abm bon San Mntonio nad
2lano b6lig gei9ert 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-13

gum 59litten, bann ging es int 60
lopp CUR Oberf6rterei 5uriid.
Mls er iid bort etnas erbolt bate unb
oroentli9 belbunben mar, lieB er mid
rufen. 3uert bebantte er ii9 nod elm
nal ltno fra9te baum. ob er ni9t irgenb
etmas fir mid tbun f6nne.
Sa fubr es mir bur6 ben 3opf:
Das 1T bas Slid, fsbt bait es fef! Sd
eradblte ibm alio ofen meme 9eraensz
gefhtdte, pie mir nun f6or neun Sabre
auf bic @inmiqiguug oes gaters mars
teten unb baB mir uns bod gar gu gerne
beiratben m69ten.
9a foQ i'd mir nun mobl einen Sup
pelpel3 berbienen, unterbra9 er mid,
unb ftr Sbu ben G,einerber fpielen2
Sawobl, 9err S5erforfmeiter, ant.
portete i'd BRETT unb gottesfir6tig, bas
rum m66te id sic aan3 seboriamt ges
beteu baben.
9m, iaate er o%arauf, i'd peiB ni9t,
ob ba5u ni9t nod mebr Mutb gehbrt,
dig gr foeben beniefen bat. Ser Mlte
1T i'm Stanbe, mid unb SIN lammt
unferem W~nliegen our Sbire binaus3u=
merfen. Aber eine 2iebe 1T Der anberu
uertb-i9 Mil es tbun.
Ct bat @ort gebalten. Nm erften
misunderstanding, als iein bermunbe=
tes gein a%ussebeilt mar, iebten mir uus
auf ben S9lltten uno fubren nod
Wei6talen. Sort bat er fat 5tpei
5tunoen lang nit BEN alien 6errn I'm.
terbanbelt, mdb1enb i'd iorsenoou i'm
8or3immsr iaB unb meme 2iebfte fi6
ouf ibrem Rdmmerlein bic Nugen roth
neirte.
S1lieBli6 hattie er i'm miirbe betom>
men. Ser Sberf5rfter mili9te elm,
ra6bem er linn oeripro6en, baB er mir
5u Neuiabr bic befinitipe Nntelung als
SDrifer ermirfea mo1e. unb als bann
Qaes slidli@ in Orbnung mar unb mir
UNI ben sroBen Slid berum BEL elmer
frdftigen punf6bomle iaben, ba panbte
f6 Der Sberforftmeiter an mid unb
faste: Sept babe i'd nod cine 8itte an
Sbn. St muB mir BOG @emebr iiberz
lalen, aus Dem Ct ben Meiferi6uB ses
than.
Stein, 6err Obetforfmsitsr, erpis
bette i'd reipeftpou, bas sebt ni9t an.
go lang mir Soft bas 2sbsn f@entt,
perbe i'd mid bon meiner Glinte ni@t
tret1nen.
Wdbrenb 6er lebten Worte NOR bic
6ausfrau gu Dem gradbler setreten unb
Iegte linn sdrtli9 ben @rm um bic
99ulter. st 3og fe an i9, bob iein
8Ias unb iagte: Nun, Serr &ouege,
tperben Sic tpObl berfeben, baB bas
neue Ssfau6eur uubenuBt in meinem
S9rante bdngt.
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Cine leitenhe teranii@e 8eituns idreibt User
Or. @rentiee: vDr. Wrentiee, 30. Is Drbabei
Strabe, Der cine anaeise BON elmer epalte in
Der tdsI. unb to0dtI. v@aaette~ bat, bat einen
8ulauf, tuie er In bisfer stabt nod nidt base.
pefen. Die BenoBaer Der etaot nidt nur,
foubern nett i'm oanbe tupbnenbe, tommen tds /.
lid in feline Office unb weua ct ibnen fast. bab
ct fe beilen tann, 70 tbut ct es aud. @iele
Yerfonen, bic blinb unren, berbanfen es Dem
Or. Rrentiee, bab fe aIein seben unb 8eitnn
gen lefem fOnnen! lnte,breitst Or. Yrentiee
irsenb einen Gau unb er furirt i'm. Ct 1T
slei@ erfolsreid in GaIen bon Ropf., Sals.
unb 8rua. arantbeiten Seine Rouegen mifeu
anerfennen, bab bieIe isiner auren ans BUN.
berbare srenaen. Sein Grfolg if benz llmifanbe
aujuidreiben, bas &c bel grfabruns BAT, biel
in earOpaii@en SospitdIern prattiairte, bic
feinfen ~Snfrumente benubt unb neue Metbo.
ben unb er~inbunsea berfolst. Solte er ie
Segas beiaden, 10 pirb er obns 8peifeI iiberaa
srobeu grfels baben.-9eros 2ibe Gtod Sour.
nal bcm 10. Sannar.
@idter $. M. 2inbiss bon Gainesville,
3er, IL elm gut unb SsrtbeiIbaft betannter
Mfann in Seros CT par in Or. @rentiee's
8ebanbluns Dor 4 Sabren unb iast am SdInfe
firslid an 81. Trentiee seridteten 8rie.
fes: Sbre 8ebanolnns bat mir sroSe Dienfe
mnb bin i'd Sbnen bantbar bafiir. Sc
ioute mid ~freuem, bon Sbnen gu b0ren.
grgebenf
8. Or. 2inbfsb.
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@ie lit bies

Sir bieten einbunbert Dollars GeIobnuna
fir ieDen Sail BON &atarrb, Der nidt burd Gin.
nebmen bon Sau'S &atarrb fur sebsilt berben
fam.
8. $. gbeneb & Co., eisenttdmer,
Soleho, Sbio.
@ir Die nnterseidneten babeu s. s. gbeues
felt BIN lebten .5 Sabren sefannt unb balten
ibn fir boafOmmen ebrsnbaf in alien &c.
f9aftsbsrbanblunsen unb finanaieu befdbist,
ole bon feiner 8irma einsesansenen gerbino.
lidteiten gu %erfiaen.
@ef & Sruar, grobbanbeIs 9rosuiten,
Soleoo, Ohio.
@ aIbine, &innan& Warbiu, @rob.
banoels'D roguifen, Solebo, Obs.
G. S. San Soefen, aa1frer 5olebo Na.
tional 8anf, SnIebo, Ohio.
Sal's 8atarrb Rur ipirb innerli senommen
uno pirft brett auf bas Blut uno Die fdIei-
misen Sberfd9en beS Sbfems. 3eugnife
fret p%erianbt. Yreis 75 Gents fir bic GIaf9e.
8erfauft bon allen Gpotbefern.
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California Mseime.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm sroBes So
ger bon feinen California : Meinet Bel
9errn s. s. Meper am Mlamo
plaaa. 9err M1eDer fu6t Bic Weine
an Ort uno SteQe aus u1.b fauft 6ireti
aus BEN Seller Ter Meinsh1ter. Mls
gutem 2enner gelingt es ibm ftets, bic
beften Sorten a%usaumdblen. Ct fam
feline &unben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten 5ropfen nerieben. Rotb= mnb
WeiBmeine in bor3isli@er Qualitdt
BON teBt ab $1.00 per @allone : fret
ins 0aus geliefert.
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9ie ,Norbb. 4ua. 3ta.A brud

9ie sNorbb. aas. 3ts." brudt
einen Irtifel Der hamburger Nads
ri@ten" ab, in tpeI6em bic Rational.
liberalen aufs beftigfe auaeariffen
tueroen, neil fe fi9 in Der @efdens
Ingelegenbeit neutral berbalten bdtten
unb iberbaupt iebr lau in Der unters
ftiiBung Der &esierung pdren. Sn benz
4rtifel beibt es, es f6iene, aIs ob bic
ytationauiberalen auf ben balbiaen
&adtritt oes Gariten 8ismard boffteu.
aber fe iolten li9 ni9t berreduen,
bean Graf 6erbert 8ismard ober aar
elm Wana bon ben anf9ten bes @ras
fen Walberiee wiirbe fem Na6folaer
perben unb bon bieien bdtten He nod
melt tpeniger gu ermarten, als bonn ssirs
ten Bismard. Ser 3ped bieIes Nus
griHs i9eint gu iein, einen nod enae.
rem 3uiammenbang Der .Gartel : Bar
teiea" gesen bic INNER beftiger tperben.
ben ansrihe BON re6ts uno Iinfs au
f6iiBeu.
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sT SIN beliebtsn Mtfiipns.
1arten iu6 @B3immer etnseri9tet
unb er0fnet porben, poielbft man res
guldre Mabl5eiten einuebmert unb a Ia
carte fpeiien fam. Mutfern tuerben
rob uno in better 3ubereitung ferbirt.
MfabI5eiten Derben i'm eigenen @ei1irr
ausgeianot uno auf Wuni9 Dinners
unb Soupers ius 9aus seliefert. 9luf.
merfiame Beoienung unb prompte Nusz
fibrung ber Nuf!rdge garantirt.
&beiner & 0aul.