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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21
FACTS ABOUT SHIRTS
Devises Calculated to Reduce tho Laundry
UilIs of Bachelors.

BiIis Of Bachelors.
As tho shirt industry grew and ex-
panded the garment itself became tho
subject OF much mental exercise, and
tho result Is that thero are more than
three hundred patents on various de-
vices pertaining TO the garment and
covering every part Of it from the neck
band to the tail. Most OF these arc de-
signed To add to the comfort of tho
wcarer, the strength OF tho shirt. and
the income Of the inventor, and are OF
no particular interest TO the general
reader. One OF the most singular OF
these inventions is contrivancc TO
cheat the laundrcss, called the multi.
BOSOM" consisting of one body and
many bosoms, either detachable or
otherwise. A man in Boston built a
shirt with many bosoms SO arranged
that when one was soiled IL could be
dropped down below the waist and
clean front exposed TO wow. 1t Is sug.
gostcd in the llabor-dashcr, from which
this Information is obtained. that this
shirt should bo accompanied by an
automatic portable laundry, operated
by tho legs af the wearer so that the
dropped bosom could be "done up
while not in use. Another man has
produced combination shirt made OF
flannel with an extra bosom OF linen,
which is made To appear on unbuttoning
a flap, and Chicago man has secured
patent on shirt to which extra
bosoms are attached by buttons. The
notchcd ncckband is n patented device
ard consists in cutting V-shaped
notchcs in the top OF the band, thus
permitting IL To spread or contract 10
fit collars OF different sizes. Another
patont was issued recently on n shirt
opon all the way down the back and
front-a shirt in two halves; and still
another on the open shoulder, which
has not yet become popular. There are
also number OF patents on sleeve ad.
justers. most OF which consist OF
system OF buttons and straps to regu,
late the lcugth OF the sleeve.
The linen for American shirts comes
entirely from ireland. Ii is said that
the United States can never become a
competitor in this domain for the
reason that il can not grow the proper
quality OF lax and that tho extremes
OF climate prevent perfect bleaching.
ireland is tho worlds best bleaching
ground. Nearly all the muslin used
In the trade is manufactured In the
mills OF New York and the Now En-.
gland S,atcs. the Southern mills sup.
plying only the heavy fabrics known
Us cotton Innings. Chicago Tribune
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21
SET TREES RIGHT.
Many Orchards Ruined 10y Hhsiy and In-
cousidernto Planting.

Many Orchards Ruined by Hasiy and In-
cousIdsrntc Planting.
have seen so many orchards ruined
at tho very outset by hasty and Incon-
sidcrato planting that | think n few
remarks ON this subject not ut all out
Of place. A lot Of trees arrive from
tho nursery at time when all hands
are busy at tho crops, putting thcm
into the ground in the spring II hard
ly seems possible to got away from tho
pressing wo.k in the field; but tho
farmer knows that the trcos must bo
sot, and that ut once, or they arc lost.
Yes, he must set them, Of course, but no
can't afford To spcnd much time. Tho
ground is hastily plowod, just as no
would plow 1t for any other crop, no
doubt, which will be much too shallow
for an orchard. Tho trees are set in
holes that reach down to the hard
pan. After hurricdly shovcling tho
filing of raw earth in about them no
leaves the work with sigh Of relief.
fondly imagining that he has done his
part toward starting nm orchard, and
that nothing mo- re need bc done for
the trees durirg that particular season
at least. In many cases trees so set
might Just AZ well have been left tied
up in n bundle at the depot for all tho
good the owner will get from them,
for tho after care. or rather the lack
of 1t, Is apt to bc quite on par with
the setting. Those that do not perish
the first summer will bo quito likely
To the ncXt winter, and If 10y chance IA
few of the most hardy should survive
year or two they are quito apt to
succumb TO after neglect.
Tho agent, the nurscryman, the sca-
son and perhaps the country are all
cursed rs being responsible for tho
non-succcss OF the trees SO handled.
While there may bc much ground FOR
complaint on these heads | am thor
oughly satisfied that thorc are more
trees lost through mismauagcmcnt and
downright neglect than through al
other causes combined. Have tho
ground ready in anticipation OF the
arrival of the trees. Then take the
time To set them out rs they should be
Set. Don't set them in deep holes so
that the roots rest ON the sour subsOil
or hard-pan. They must be in good
rich, mellow feeding ground just as
your corn, boots and other plants are
Ii the roots want to dig down they will
do so fast enough afterwards. When
planting, sift in fine earth about tho
roots, pour in water to fill all crew
ices, and pack the whole solidly with
the foot after covering. II you live
near nursery, drive to IL when your
ground Is ready and pick out your own
trees. There are now 50 many good
nurseries scattered all over the coun-
try that tine farmor can usually do
this. IL it l. not practicable be sure
Vt least TO have the ground i'm thorough
readiness when the trees are delivered.
w. ID. Boynton, in Farm and Bcme
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21
GREAT MARnLEmEAD, MAS, FIRE.

MarhlchCad Mass. Dee. 2S, lsSS.
Mcssrs. +. G. Morri, * CO., Boston, Mass.
.Gcu'lymcn: 1hi, is to certify that have been
using 40. l.. q. Morris a. Co. safe In my ore
and thut In the most terrible ire this town has
ever known, ON the night of the 2jtE inst. the
safe was subjected 10 very intense heat or 80
hours aud upon It's being opened, 10 my surprise,
found its contents In perfect condition with the
exception Of thc leather On one book which was
against thc ali Of tlc safe while the writing on
every leaf was as clear and legibe a> wncn IL was
put ln. also iOuui the machine twist needles,
papers, etc, In a good clear condition. In case |
rebuild shall feel that can DO no better than 20
use again what has served me well Ina this Tire. In
our hIc Of 1871 / had a safe of another make the
content, Of " ich came out in very gooi shape,
but NOT as well Us tins one. You are al liberty to
use this testimonial as you see it, aui should
take pleasure ia slowing the books ETC., tu any
one who would like 90 see them.
pCc!uly yours,
lSigucdl UENRY .. SYNoNuS.
P.S Dee. 2s have hi, day purchased an
other of the same size, having been satisfied with
the other
Boston, Mass Jan. :. 1889.
M,syrs. T.. G.. Morris G CO., Boston. Mass.
Gentlemen. On August q 1871, we had one Of
your large make safes iu our Woltbrru, y. H.,
FAC 'Ory, which vert through very hot Hre aud
Slooi the test Again on Dee % lNHN' ih lGe
Narh,hcad coulagratlou, another OF your make
stood the test, and all It's contents found be good
condition even gross OF matches. Under these
70 um,ttuccs we can safely recommend your
make tpall. Yours truly
J.. W d l. N. MuNnoE. g
Marblehcad, Mass. Dec IS, 1883.
NcssrS T.. C. Morris X CO., Boston, Mas.
Gentlemen; ON opening our Suic which we
purchased of yOu two years ago, We found every
thing u p"rl Ct condition. The situation OF our
number of hou,s As soon ms We are ready to
purchase We will call aud select another of EOut
make, lunrs very truly
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21

Miss l.oveleigh-"l am afras you
are rather hard on my sex, AIR. SYM
icaL What comment have you to
make on the fact that four-hfths of
every church assomblage are women"
MIR. Synical-"l have but one COM
ment 10 make. Miss Loveleigh. There
Is always a man in the pulpit Once
a Week
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21

terrible. Some die OF
fcvcrs, some of child
birth. and some of In
hcritcd discusc, but 10y far
the greater number pass
away by the innumcrablo
troubles known as female
com plants. There IL
something about these
complaints that makes
ne shuddCr Co think Of.
10 would seem that they
are needless. hut we find
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21
A WOMAN'S ADVICE.
The Eich Experience and Earrest
Counsel Given ny - Lady who wishes
the Good OF Her Sex.

Tho official statistics for New England show
that more than thrcc-fourthS of all who die are
females. This is something appalling, To think
Of the thousands OF beautiful, delicate and
lovely women, who pass each year into untimely
graves and often after long suffering, is
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21
DIR, g. J. LEWIS

Who. after intense study and deep research
n as lately discovered new, extraordinary, quick
certain and inexpensive cure for diseases OF the
Braiu aud spinal cord, SpcrmatoThWa, seminal
WCuKucss, Fluid escapes, lmpotCucy and de-
RAGGED Functions OF thc Nervous AMI GCueutivc
systems. TINS NEW And MARVELLOUS MEDICAL
Treatment has cured the most desperate forms
of Nervous Disorders I'm both young and old. To
dcbilimted youth it hcstows the yigor ot man
hood. and in advanced aye 10 establishes the
yigur ul yuutl~W ithuut the possibility of failure
UnINAEY CpNpi.AINTS. Acute or Chronic DIS
charges, structure, Retention OF Urine. Gravel,
kidney or Bladder Disorders, syphilis Secondary
symptoms, Eruptious, skin Diseases, are All alb
snlultly cured without the use Of mercury, cop
rance from business RECENT CAsEs CURED ~
ruREE OR FOUR DAYS. Patients whose eases
lave been neglected, badly treated or pronounced
iucuruhlc. are particularly invited 10 visit br.
Lewis 4 written guarantee Of cure given in all
eases arranged for and undertaken. Is PRACTICE
upwards OF 30 YEARS.
ns-pr. Lewis is frequently consulted 10y many
who have been completely discouraged of ever
being cured amer having cNpcrimcbtcd with
various advertised uustruus Electric Belts, Nc,
which invariably do more harm than goui
Eyrry phase OF disease demands different ana
st,,cfaI treutmCut. To those who may have been
Jisappo int,d, pr. Lewis would Siy consult him
Hul lac will pstour the Disappointed one To All the
duties olU lC whether they hc physical "r mental
PERTAINING 90 marricd ic or single blessedn'ss'
CONSULTATIONS, MEDICINES. sc, -.
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Fricudship street. Providence, Il. L., one door
frn,, Wirhwond strrcL tol Broad strccO. unce
hours An ruh YEAR ROUND nom to =. end To
: sunday 10 90 .. mot later. Rheumatism t1CC-
wsiiv cured Female complaints skiimly
trnatcd
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21
Consumption surely Cured

To THs EDITOR- Please inform your readers
that ! have a positive remedy Or the above
named fisease. By ~ uzcly use Thousands Of
hOpeics- cases have been permanently cured. ]
8lal b. glad % send tao bOfres ~ my remedy
FsEE g. any Of your readers Who have cOusuU y
ion ~ H. viii send me their express and ~
Office adlTtss. EesDectfIuy
T. A. -LOCUM. 81. G.. .Isl Pear ST.. Sew York
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21

AT Carrollton. Kan. q woman late
ly embraced ma,rimony for the first
time, though nearing seventy. Her
husband lacked Eve years Of being IN
octogenariau.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21

1cacher-"Try to remember this.
Milton the poet was blind, Do you
think you can remember itP' Yes,
ma'am." Nov. what was Millions
great misfortunc2' lie was poet-"
Lincoln journal.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21

most women weakened, dcpr'Sscd, sallow, sub
jsct 60 pains aud distrCsscs, ana periodically
sick.
Probably no woman ever knew moro about
or sympathigcd more kccnly with suffering
than Mrs. VIM. n iiNctmOrc. SpCakiug ON the
subject RECENTLY, she said
have sometimes fClt that lie was n failure
when saw how much suffering there wnS, but
I have found cut how Co overcome these gIt nc
troubles which aSsan womnnkind. First OF all
careful living Il necessary, Out then believe
that IL every woman who tecls weak, or de-
pressed or sick from the truuhlcs whlch con-
stantly come 20 her seN, would use the great
remedy which have found 50 guod, she could
be certainly RESTORED to health aud happiness.
do not know itS ingredients, hut hunt hCmcuy
Il beyond question the grUgltCSt compound ever
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21
Notice to Country Patients.

pr. Lewis viii. on ftIll description fCa~c, " th
foe rpciosctl ifnmt diatoty send a supply oi his
vnluehle tnt.iiclucs accom- VauiCd with v true
fions ana advice f1r the cure OF the above
distressing complaints.
COUNTRY PATIENTS CoRRESroDED WITH
-rNrit CUREp.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21
10000 AGENTS WAN ED Ar = so PSF '1a
History Of the JOhIStOWn Flood.

profuscty illustrated with views nrHll sorts
corrected nIh 90" uillc scene Oi tLp mi slt.
iHuudaf.Du. H. mo-. Ol pagcs. frirc 80 30 fih-
.ral tU.. Ihots nds mt it. DIVA -
4, INntNsE. rsIG quirkly @T cents lur UutlIt
o. T.. it.'tIII- g. co.. aG Biomh.ld II Boston.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21

- - =
offered 10 suffering
women. | have used
u aud Sccn It's good
effects. I have scCn
women So low that
thcylougcd for death
brought hack 60
health. Vigur AMI
life once more.
believe 20 has tht
power to make ans
woman happier, a.
laniSh her suffer
invS au,l pruiuug
her life"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21

cu,u arr the words uf ad,icc Which any
woman who doris health aud beauty,
instead of sickuss Or StiloWHs~S oaiiiivt
uuOTd ~ uv.icCJ
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rs Cents.
60 Cents.

2000 yards Of All-wool Ingram Carpets at
60 cents per yard.
Special discount on the above prices and
all our line Of Carpets for Spot Cash.
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saptas ais eriae fir sawetneneifd,

Wtan beti9tet, oaB in Golge Der bur9
bas Observation-Disclosures bemirttei
boben Gleii9preiie cine 8erliner @eIel.
idaft bic NbfiGt bat, cine eroBartige
3i9tungsanfalt bon 2apins (franabTs
f9en Sanin9en) an3ulesen. Gin in
Berlin lebenber 4meritaner, Or. s.,
bat feline 8efbuns in benz bena9bars
ten Wanniee bebeutenb bergr6Bert, Inn
auf benielben bic iiberaus frubtbareu
Sbiere ansufeoeln. Die eigentli9e 8ers
tpaltung bes 1nternebmens iol elm jim
gerer Sa9mann fibren, ipel9er in pas
rig bic 3u@t unb 3ubereitung ber 2as
pins eingebenb tubirt bat. 9erielbe
fou cine ileue Metbobe entbedt baben,
bas ettuas pei9li9e Gleif9, bas in
Granfrei9 elm beliebtes Nabrungsmit.
tel 1T, benz beutf9en @aumen f9mad.
batter au MAIDEN. I'm bic Mufmerflam.
felt ber Sausfrauen auf bies neue Nabs
rungsmittel gu lenfen, tpirb beabF9tigt,
In perf1iebenen 8ereinen a~tpedentipres
9enbe 8ortrdge gu balten. Der 8ers
ianbt auf ben Berliner Martt fol- auf
benz MaHerpege bur6 Elm .IettriI1es
Boot beDirtt tuerben.
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N1uber . ltufpesen.

Nfit benz &duber=unlDefen uno ueber.
fallen OUT OfeEer Cambridge pirb es in
Der leBten 3eit inner idIimmer. Gin
Weri6t aus Maco bringt mieber elm 10
fre9es Stid bon G~efsbIoiisteit, nie es
~iberbaupt nur bent6ar III.
Mr. %. Bates bon Der 5iocode
&an@ in gotnsl @ountp tuar in
@ainesbiae getpefen. batte bort feline
sBaumw0ae gu $500 bertauft unb bas
@eIb in ber 8ant beponirt. Ct befanb
fid in Bealeitune Der Serren s. 8.
Matbes, %. s.. 6arrp unb 8. g.
Wabbeu neblf Sobn auf benz &tdmege,
als pI6bIi6 3tpei Mdnner, bic init Sir
fbootern berafnet tparen, Dor ibae1
auf Der StraBe ouftaudten un6 bic 6ers
ausgabe bes fit bic Baumtpone einae.
%nDrlntenen @elbes berlaHgten.
9ie A Garmer iDaren obne SSeuers
uafen un6 muBten fi9 nit ibren peit.
f6en, unb nit 6tDfen unb Steineu, 10
gut es angling, Dertbeioigen. 3tpei bers
felben fielen unter benz 6euer Der Nns
greifer, bic 3tpei iibrlgeu ipurben iber>
tDdltigt unb Die Masen dusgeraubt; bic
8euie on barren @eIb mar freiIid nur
elm geringe. Der Naubanfan geTGab
etua As Meileu tpefli9 Don Moco.
Der Sberif 1T ben &dubern auf Der
Spur uio fol bereits einen Mann, tpels
der Der Shut perbd6tis 1T, berbaitet
babeu.
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Scr abaertEene anppf.

SIN Wan0bsr bat Der 6err 6aupt,
mann S9mdrtele ben Nuftrag erbalten,
nit ieiner Rompaenie einen MaIbfaum
5u nsrtbeibigen. MQss gebt ieinen gu.
ten Gang; ba ieiBt benz Germ 9aupts
mann elm &nopf BON ber 0ofe ab, unb
er fiebt fi6, UNI bieie Betleibunssange.
legenbeit gu Dtbnen. DeranlaBt, iein
@6la6trob gu ~berla1en. Sies aber 1T
Der Nnf9t. Elm 9pa3iergang i'm Walbe
nirbe Inn gut tbun, urlb enininbet fi9
Dem 5iigelbalten6en @renabier. @9pdrs
tele lit piitbenb. Cine patrouile tpir6
gum Sanger beg mutbigen Sbieres ent.
fenbet. Wer aber beidreibt tes Qaupt.
MAINS @ntieben, als ct bemerft, 6aB bic
Na9bar. &ompagnieen i9 INNER mebr
Dor benz Geinbe 5urlid3ieben; itS@mdr.
tele bod getpobnt, INNER nod 8eifpiee
len gu banbeln st 3u SUE Bei
ieiner RDrteritdrfe por ber 3ompasnie,
pel9' ld9erli6es Bib, tpel1e BIa=
mage! st bsi9IieBt baber, ielbit auf
Die @efabr zines Hifels bin, nod
Stanb gu balten unb bas Geuer gegert
ben Geinb fort3uieBen. gnbli9 tpirb
bas fi9tige S6la6troB auriidgebra9t
unb nit 9ilfe Ginger 8etreuen bon
Sdmdrtele beftiegem.
Diterer Nbnung boil tritt Der forpl.
lente Dauptmann ben &id3us a1t. Der
Sffieierfammelruf ert6nt unb S9wdrs
tele felt fi9 f6on I'M @eiiie als 6aupt=
mann q. .. in bic eint6nige Sbatenlos
fisteit bes Observation-Disclosures gef9leu.
bert; unb aues tpegen zines 6nopfesl
Gisfalt ~lberlduft es unfern 9elben, dig
er beutIi9 bon ben bereoten 2ippen bes
Gommanbirenben feinen Namen ertIins
gen bort; taum fam er a%ntporten, bic
Ndbte feines &odes 6roben beim Wos
gen ieiner angterfhlten Brut gu pla.
BEN. Mit benz Nufsebot aler SeIbfts
beberrfGung lauf@t er geipannt.
.-..v @an3 b~eionbers bin i'd er.
freut," Iautet bic &ritit, vSbnen,
9auptmann S9mdrtele, meme @enug.
tbuung aus3uipre6en iiber Sbr f9neles
grsreifen Der Situation unb iber Die
&ube, nit ber Sic ben nadordngenben
Geiub a~uf3ubalten u bten." S9ndr.
tele atbmet erleidtert auf. Muf benz
&lidpege bonn Rrititplab pirb has
S9la9iroB troB ieines Sabonlaufens
bdufig geftrei9elt.
s9ndrtele aber murmelt f9mun=
selnb: Sieie ftratesii9e S6ee babe i6
BEN abgeiprunsenen 9nopf gu berbors
tenl
y&ufsei4oben lit nibt aufsebpben." Sine tleine Or
tdltun9 fcate man ME pernahldi5iseu; bur9 cine etnz
sise Blai9e Or. 8uu'S Sufen Sprup (fhr % Gcnts)
ldbt i4 elm drpnii6eS SdISleicen, pelaeS 70 tetdt aus
etnem Suiteu entiteben fam, perbinhern.
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Nte. Sensg's gudbanoluug.
Die sr0fte uno retdhalttsfte in San
Qntonio.

Cine grnB a,iae Nusmabl in @i6en<
ten, unb alpar in ntlBli9en uno mrrtbs
poQen @siGenteu finoet man in Der melt
ltno brett b~efannten gu9banolung bon
Sic. Sengg in Der Weif. Commerce
Strabe. 5ein Eager entbdlt prd6tig
ausgetattete Werte beletritif9en unb
niHenf9uftIi6en Snbalts, ~an3iebenbe
Sugenbfdriften, idmmtli6e &laiftter,
2ebrbh1er a0er Dirt, cine rei1e Gile
BON WiRenswertbem in sep6bnli6en
unb feineren @inbdnben, Mdr9enbis
der unb 8ilberbii6er fir bic 2leinen,
uro ole @erfe ber Neu5eit In englii9er
unb beuti6er 5prade. Nu9 Elm gro
Bes 2ager in @eieQidaftsfpielen, als
2otto, Domino, S6a@, @lpde un6
9ammer II. I. To. bietet rei9e Nusmabl
in Je1isaben. Seine YIii6' unb 2es
berpaaren, pra9tboqe Soilettenfdf@en,
S9mudfdt9en, NdbtdR1en, Yortefo.
ling, Stammbi4er, albums, S6reibs
mappen, SaI6enbu@er, Weihnadts=
urb Geuiabrstarten in feiner Nusitats
tung Der neueiten Nrt au allen Yreiien,
Experimentation, 3ei@en 5 l1tenlilien
unb 99ultaf6en, Muifmetfe bon ben
bilisifeH big gu ben porahgli@iten Sa,
6en, mas in bieier 8ran6e bergeftelt
wirb, bas NGes 1T bort au baben.
Wabrbaftig, tuenn Semanb BET FOLDER
Nusmabl un3ufrieben nit ieinen @in=
fdufen ben 2aben berldBt, 10 ut es feline
eigere S9ulb!
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Qtlerlet.

Die 9erbonbIungen beg @biIoers
Nor6fals ftnb iebt Dor &i@ter Noonan
I'm @anse, na9bem bic foIgenoe Surp
erlangt iporben 1T: Gem De0ilbis,
Geo. 9. NeaI, %. 8. gapee, Gibnep
6opmooD, g. 80. 5no6graB, 81. 9.
Goter, emil Bed, u. Norib, s. s..
Beaber. Cicero Douglas, 5. s. 8ens
tamiH.
- Der Mdnuer.G eIansberein DGrOb,
Hun" peraaftaltet am NbenO bes rs.
December in 3rii9s Gale cine Meib.
aa9ts. Geier nit @brifbaum. 9~erlooIung
unb Bal. Nnfang prdeis s l1br. Beften
9ant fir freunbIi@e Ginlabungi
9eute abenb aGt ubr finbet i'm
gouribaufe cine Ierlammlung Der
3ei@ner gum @araniie : Gonb fhr bic
4airs@ elelI1aft ffott.
Die gafno.@ eieli9aft beranffal=
let, ME alidbrIi@, ON 26. December
eineH MeibuaItss &inberbau.
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6 t d s.
san 4ntonio, 81. De3., '89.
Gtmbrudb lit 8Drue.

Gtnbrudb iu 8Drne.
Mdbrenb Der Ha9t bonn 10. gum 20.
DECEMBER bra9en 3tpei Siebe in ben
Gtore bes 0errn $. Gr6bel elm, bobrz
ten ben eiiernen @elbi9rant bes County
on, iprengten bann bas G9IoB, erbeu.
teten Sc, 900 on Stats, un6 County,
8eloern, unb famen ungeleben babon.
Der ginbtu1 wutbe erf am nd9feu
Morsen entbedt, als Der Store ge0fnet
tuurbe.
Ser 8erba1t, ben &aub ausgefhbrt
au baben, fdIt auf atpet rn6etannte,
bic am Nbenb bDrber aGf beri9ieoenen
Wegen unb elmer cine 5tunbe fpdter
als Der anbere, in Borne eintrafen;
bod III acknowledgements Niemanb i'm
Stanoe, cine 8ef@reibung bon ibnen
au geben.
Sheriff Booemann ma9te fi9 fofo,t
aur 8erfolsuns Der &erle mad San @ns
tonic auf, ba bic 8ermut6ung nabe
lag. SOB fe bon bier aus per 8abH bas
Weite iu6eu mir6eb bod tebrte er
geiferu Nben6 unberri6teter 9inse mad
Borne auriid.
SIS follen am Nbenb bes 10. spei
Mdnner beoba9tet worben fein, bic
ungelenfe Setter tuaren unb nod Borne
5uritten. Dieielben tbeilten Damn Dor
BET Stabt ibre Wege.
Sheriff 8obemanH ber 5uslei6 Sol
lettor III, bate am Sage borber nod
$4,000 beim @ounipl9abmeiffer Gr6bel
beponirt, bic ct fit S9uIiteuern toilet
tirt bate, 70 OaB Der gaarborratb unges
u6bnli@ groB mar.
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Cine adtlOs pegaeworfene Wona.

Gtre GdtIOs me89enorfet1e UQnas
nensS6oIe bdtte bieier Gage Dem Con.
bucteur SpafeD bon Der Chicago & Mls
tonsSabn beinabe oas 2eben sefofet.
Nls ct in ber Ndbe bon Bloomington,
3d., aus Dem Speiiemagen trat, glitt
er auf elmer am 8oben liegenben 8a'
raneni9ale aus unb iiiirate bonn 3use
berab. 2eBterer fubr aur 3eit nit elmer
@ei9winbigteit bon DO Meilen, unb es
LIT eiG Munber au nenuen. baB Swaiep
ni6t auf Der STEELE get6btet murbe. Ct
bat nattirli9 i9were 8erlebunsen ba'
po~nsetrdgen, bod 1T 4usf9t borban'
ben, i'm am 2ebeu su erbalten.
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Inter ben grinnerungen ber
Sugenbaeit linb bas bic fidrt5fen, bic
uns on f6were Rrantbeiten, bic mir au
Der 3eit 3u iiberifebeH botten, gemabs
men. Sunge Miitter erinnern FG Iebs
haft baran, bob es @bamberlain's
Cough Remeop mot, uelGes lie bon
Group befreite unb tpenben es in SSoIge
0eien au9 bel ibren Ginbern uno 5tets
nit BEN befieH grfolse on. Gum Iers
tduf BET ". gobn & Co., s. 3alteper
& 60. unb ellen Sruggiften.