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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-12
LOCAL BREYTTIRs.
NIattsu Of Minor Moment in and AbOut
the CITY

NIattaFa NJ NIInor RIoDlent I'm and AbOut
ths citv' -,
an. c., n III. To., na,,o,r,.
.roa az " ,p M WGo c Ina nal'' connany 's
3u.s " sus WV 10y :,
ncn XII nJ1g ,,;II H. se Sni5 this aysni u "
W." NJ "c 49, I'm 80. u,
SPECIAL 'Sela gay Matlhes WIN
pe gwen ~ INC uFahu TINS AlteFnoon,
HoTTAAN's tannery was of yesterday
WINE contractor George watson was
repairing the furnace undef tue steam
polles'
On Sunday eyaning next the Beetho,
ven Society will hold a social session at
%hleh slnglpg recltapons' e1ep WIZ Dc
tne lea1ules'
EARLY yesterday morning thieves en-
tered the basement oil Louis tuhrs
home on South Chapline street and stole
two tpe hunting dogs
YESTERDAY Mrs, Louis King and hus,
band transferred to Agnes Forest hall Of
lot No, 10 In square = ~ Hydlngel'a adj
dition to South Wheeling. Considera-
ton SS2b.
CuRIsTrAN SAITH, an upholster by
trade, was sent to Jail for ten days by
Justice Davis yesterday in default oi 81
and costs, assessed against him ioi
drunkenness,
THR German Veterans Society Ii
growing rapidly and promises to be one
Of tho strong German societies OF thu
city, AT the last meeting twelve new
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WEST TIRGlSIASS IN TOWN.
Names of some Of tho Prominent mpr
thn gtnta XyI,n Ara IIara.

Names OF some Of tho Prominent Men Of
the state Who Are Here.
The meeting Of the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter Masons, held here yesterday,
and the meeting Of The Grand Lodge A.
F. and A. ~. Of this State, to be held 10.
night and tomorrow, has brought TO the
city a large number Of prominent citi.
gems from all parts Of the State. All the
hotels were well oiled last night.
Among those whose names appeared on
the registers were the followinRI
McLure-A. D. w. Sttickler and ],
NJ. Proudtort, Phillppi; s. n. Bos.
worth, Beyerlyj j. s. Fleming, shep-
herdstOwn; D. Steen Thompson, Frank
Rex, Parkersburgt W. L. FaEenbaker,
Keyser; NJ S. Cowell, Bramwell; I. s.
Swats and A. 7. Maupin, Hinton; ].
Davis Billmyer, shepherdgtoWp.
Stamm-G. Arth1r-Frey, Newbutg;
Lou T. Pilchard, OF the Point Pleasant
State Gazette @, s. MCKinzle, Union /
/. NJ. Cunningham, Lewisburg; Hon. +.
+. Davies, Coal Valley; +. N. Weber,
Ilonceyerte; ]. NJ. Young, Linden Ed.
tor A. B. CLARK, Of the Buckhannon
Della, w. g. L. Lotten, j. D. Plfer and
+. o. Piter, BuckhannonI /. q. Nc.
Arovy, Rock Gave; A. W. Davies, Min.
eral Point; NJ. w. sapp, Walkers.
vile; @. NJ. Randolph, Salem {;
Hon. II. Il. Howard and w. p,
Neal, Point Pleasant; Joseph Nnren.
berger, 81. AlbansI Daniel Wright, Cere.
dol 3. K. Dawson, Caville Editor W, /.
Workman, Of the New5, Wayne q. H.;
James W. Wlndon, jackson d. HI;
James B. Osborn, Dufilelds j. NJ. Lamot,
Bunker Hill; 1. l. Wood, Mooreaeld /;
G. w. johnson, White Greek; o, 4,
Kreereen, Ravenswood.
Hotel Winlsor-Guslav Brown and
o. NJ. Hough, OharleBlpRni n. r. Rob.
erts, MlddlOwayI Hon. B. b. GlbSon,
Chaflsstown, member Of Legislature
from Jefferson Dr.. a. NJ. Evans, Mid.
dleway Capt. K, d. Walker, Fairmont.
HoRell--E, i. Snodgrass and Charles
w. BarFlCk, New Maftnsville; James
Luke, IL, aud Robert Hamilton, New
Oumb6ilAnd ThoB, H. Johns, Charles.
lesIohi y. H, Anderson and 4, j, Az.
defson, Joaeph'e Mills,
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PrnI.e for rrele..pr 1.nrei.

Tie music columns Of the american
Al Journal, published in New York,
last week goptaluel tue following para.
graph, which will DO appreciated by
Whelliug's musical Glrcle6
"Caiuille Engel has organized d Ladies'
Choral Society 10 Wheeling, West Wiz.
ginia, where lie has been doing good
work ior the advancement Of music for
The past year, MI Engel won reputa.
na, Berlin and L8hdon before coming 10
America. lie hA4latoly written Sym!
phOny 10 o minor, which we hope 10
hear before long. His plano Concerto
may be produced Id New York next
gBrbs, By Pierre Roalllss the Russian
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THE RI1xIR OF LIFE.
What a Prominent New York Doctor
Has to say Upon the Subject which Is
LiirnnIinr gn Much Attention.

UDo you believe 10 the Elixir Of LiieH' asked
AZ prominent New York physician recently,
Tho doctor thought moment, carefully hna
saI1 Certainly do, but not In the way IN
which DOctnn BfOwn'scquard or Hammond
htyu been describing H. All that has been said
III thp pfeha Of the land for the past months
DrOveS that something i needed 70 assist and
Fn-tal ths ViIAi aud OiiOl falling forces Of lie,
but nature never Intended the human body i0F
Infection. and they are always Injurious bs'
Snut i is nol uiten done, Doctor"
~ am sorry TO ray II y. hoFphine infectious
are far 100 common and they arc the great "a
Of that fearful living death, known ~ the opium
habit. There Is but one way y properly teach
or Enshsln the vitality aud life, SUD mat y
through the stomach aud mere y 20 diseoleEi
oimOdern tim, 8, which, u fightlyp does This
liio. IS pure WhlsKOy, Mind you, ] say pure
Whiskey, for all else ID Injurious. The eileeS Of
a pute Article like DuHy6 PuT0 Malt Whisky,
arc practically those Of an elixir OF llte,' "
tones up and strengthens The kYKlemi Wllhopl
Injurious reaction or without the formation q
any habit. II tends 10 renew lie IN the aged
aud restore II TO thOie Ia middle lie, FOL
women especially, who are WeAs, lRnHuiu q
suffering us most women arc, u Is almost lnVAl
liable, All phyAICianS learn theic things from
their practice, aud cannot but DO believers IN
true and SeuyihlO elixir OF lie Ike this purt
article NJ which have been speaking"
The uuctoF himteli Ncmed 10 be \ good "a
annie Oi tue tHItha DO advanced for his SlronI
frame and clear eye shaved him " 10 In per
feet health, and I lett him much Impressed b!
tile ClCaTnefs, truth aud common sense u NJ
statements,
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BEN IIOGAS'S EFFORTS.
lie Wants Clothing to Make Bpfarmed Men
Look RespeCiAble,

He Wants Clothing to Make Reformed Men
Look Respectable,
Ben Hogan held another interesting
meeting last night. The Wheelmen's
headquarters were well filled and the
audience was appreciative. Quite a
number ofmen who have reformed and
are anxious to begin upon new lives
have asked Mr.. Hogan for clothing
which would render them ct to appear
in public. Mr.. Hogan Of course has not
the means at his disposal to supply their
wants, and for that reason he has depided
TO call upon the charitable people Of
Wheeling TO give what clothing they
can TO helm him In bis work, OF dressing
souls and bodies. Anyone having
clothing Of any kind; undertaking,
socks, shirts, trousers, coats, or any other
garment for which he has no further
use will confer q favor upon Mr.. Hogan
by either sending II to him, OF notify.
ing hun so he can call for IT,
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1t is not often that tho Democracy oil
Ohio has anything to feel jubilant over,
but the Bellaire contingent made up fol
lost opportunities in good style last
night Dollars and dollars came to this
csty yesterday aud spent themselves fol
red fire and explosives. Last night the
Bellaire people sent up q brass band to
drum up q crowd, and furnished
free transportation via the steamer Bell,
ARE. A small crowd went down from
here. Bellaire assumed q brilliant car.
mine hue, and the saloon keepers with
their little paint pots did a rushing bust.
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United sinlps Gnnrrr sIn.el LINN cd.

Mr.. John Sinsel, the clever United
States Gauger hero was limping around
yesterday with a badly injured leg. Sun.
day he went down to Grafton to visit
his mother. That evening as he was on
his way to the depot to take the train
for Wheeling, he mistook another train
for the express. Fearful he would miss
the train he started on q run by tho way
OF a short cut. He tripped over an OBJ
struCtion and cut and bruised his leg In
a very painful manner. To add to the
disgust he felt over the situation bis
train was an hour and a'half late.
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The 1nntprn FACTORY ILe.umes.

The Nail City Lantern factory which
was closed down last Tueslay when the
girls struck against a reduction III
wages, started up again yesterday.
During the day tho management
received over twenty-five applications
from girls for the places made vacant by
the strikers. A few OF those who first
made application were given work. The
reason more were not taken Is that they
ilrSt have to b. taught the business and
only 30 many can BIZ taught at a time.
The management expects to have twelve
new hands on to-day,
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MATT MrNABBs COMPANY.
"A Cold Day" at the Grand Last Evening,

"a Solu bAy NJ the NFNhu A+A9t ANuhAAb'
An ovation,
The eagerly anticipated performance
Of "a Cold Day." by the company Of
which Mr., NJ, H, AcNabb is manager,
was given at the Grand last evening to a
crowded house, and the audience gave
genuine ovation to MI, McNabb and his
fine company-the finest that ever APP
peared In the piece here, Mr., McNabb
as Taken, the photographer, acquitted
himself with eminent credit, Messrs.
Lessenger, Mason, Brinkhourst and Hall
were all very satisfactory, while Misses
LaroSe, Temple and Williams would
make a much less attractive play q 80,
Robert Engle, Of this city, makes very
good andy, The songs and speCialties
are also an Improvement on any ever
given incidental 10 the piece.
This afternoon q special matinee will
be given, at which Mr.. McNRbb will up.
pear as Quarter, the MILDLY, instead Of
Taken, lie will look real sweet and the
house will doubtless be crowded. The
engagement will close this evening,
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Meeting Of Fire Department Committee.


OF the 1--we Council Committees called
to meet last night, the committee on
Fire Department was the only one
which got q quotum. This committee
audited bills amounting to 1854 50, and
considered several minor matters which
were brought to It's notice. The Chief
called the ooinmittee's attention to the
fact there isno means Of getting hay or
straw into the Vigilant engine house
except through the front doors, and that
baled hay, such as they have been using,
costs the Department 81 ton more
than the loose hay would cost ititCould be
gotten into the house. The chief also
stated that the available ground along.
side the house would probably DO built
upon in tho spring, and advised that
subcommittee DO appointed to look in
to the matter with The view Of purchas.
ing the ground needed. Messrs. Seeley,
Marsh and Happy were appointed the
committee,
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Yestcrtlay,s Police Court,

The list Of cases disposed Of at yester.
day mornings session Of Police Court
was q long one. Ida Walton aud Bertha
Hamilton, keepers Of houses Of III fame
whose places were rajded, were fined
$40 and costs each, and the Aye men and
three girls found In Walton's place and
the two men and four girls found In
Hamilton's place were all fined the
usual So aud costsi all these Rnes were
paid. George Frye, q "yag,H was sent To
The hill for so days. Thomas Young was
drunk Sunday and paid the ane Of s. and
costs which Is imposed on those who are
caught In o state Of intoxication on that
day. Eliza Frank and Charles Auburn,
both Of The Eighth ward, quarrelled In
such q way Saturday night Is TO warrant
their arrest BY Officer Elchol on charges
Of disorderly conduct they were ilied
e aud costs, which they paid. Fhetwo
Greeks named PollttiS, WHO run the
fruit stand al the corner Of Fourteenth
and Market streets and Sam Jones, the
Piltsburgher, with whom they had q
racket Saturday night oyer purchase
he made, were each 9ned 50 and costs,
which was paid In each 81 The three
cases,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-12

Is natures own true laxative. tits the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and ieyeri to cure habltual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, For sale In 90 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt and O. Men.
kame1leT.
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,,i,or swsst 6iatit,l, al No,

Come 10 supper Thursday eyeninRthe
Carleton Circle aud Cfangle Rand, Two
societies COMPOSED Of The
youth and beauty Of the Second Ptesby.
terlah church, will serve supper a tie
church. Supper Including oyslers Is
Cents. Admission 10 cents. Come iof
supper and II you cannot do that, come
later aud refresh on loo Cream and
home made ponieCtlohB. Thursday even.
log, November u.
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are important problems, the former de-
pending greatly on the latter. Every
one Is familiar with the healthy proper.
ties Of fruit, and no one gan AFFORD to be
sick and miserable while the pleasant
California concentrated liquid fruitreme-
dy, syrupof Flgs, may b. had at our en-
terprising druggists. For sale in 80 cents
and 81 bottles BY Logan Drug Company,
Anton P, Hess, Il. B. Burt and o, Menkei
maiIpe
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ID a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, lgs and ptuneB, and other
tropical fruits, Il6 pleasant TASTE and
beneficial effects have rendered Il In.
ineuJely popular. Itcurgg hablluAl con.
ptipatlqn, Indigestion, billouBneas, hiCk
headache, piles, etc, Sold Ia 80 cent
bottles BY q, Il. GoetEe, w, w, Irwin,
w. u, Wllllama and John LAuRhlin,
Logan Drug 90. aud Goodwin 4 o.,
agenL1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-12

" spectarleg cause your eyes TO tire or
ache Il is d sign they do not suit your
eyes, and you should consult Professor
Shelf, the optiCian, at LaBh'g, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. Examine
ton for glasses free. TrhAS
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Two DAYS LONGER.

Our exhibition Of Furs will continue
Tuesday and Wednesday, after which
goods remaining unsold or engaged
must be sent back TO tho faFtory. This
is an elegant opportunity to select
Holiday Present Of a Fur Robe or House
Rug at factory prices. These goods we're
sent on consignment, aud the stock ID
the largest ever brought to Wheeling.
WV. sCnwERTFEGRR & Co.
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The first Of tho special OvanRellSlic
meetings for men At tho Y, NJ, o. A.
building was held last night, and was
very encouraging, Tho attendance wAa
good aud tho meeting was full Of inter.
est DR., Cunningham gave an excellent
talk 10 the young inDn. Rev. A. ]. Trey
will address the meeting al 8 o'clock 10.
night. All mOn arc invited 10 attend.
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Court proreCdInEs At n, tlalr.yllle,

Judge j. n. briggs, presiding over tho
Common Pleas Court at 81. OlAirsyilIe,
has aAniOnCOd Willard MAbFa to two
aud nna.hAli years imprisonment ior
burglary aud has sent William NJ, VII.
son 10 the penltenllary for two years iOr
bigamy. George Kelley, who hail ftom
Brdgepott has been convicted Of B0do.
my, but laH not a. yet been sentenced.
The punishment IL from one 10 twenty
yCRtS, aud II iB thought that he will ret d
goOd.slEel dose. LlEEl0 Eddinglnh 10
now on trial In tlils court for the muf.
der OF her child, the Chatge 10 murder
In the second degree,
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" uould adsiIs all parents 10 hare hsi,
boys and girtS taught giORTrAND WHITING
and rYrEwMTiSd, 4 RhoFthaAi ipriter
tChO can tgphcrile MS notes, WILL Je sAFEg
FROM PoyERrY than great Grctk IchOiar.O
elias. Redde.
Students learn II Ii from two to four
months at the Wheeling Business COL
lego,
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i02I 3 lUgO MNrket slre

If loH Cannot sev and need SpeCtaCles
JOu should CallOn us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments anu more experience
than any other OptlClan In the State,
amt guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB w. GkUDB,
JeWCler and UptlClan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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TO CHICAGO,
Annual Excursion, Ovla tho ronnsylvanla

Annual Excursion, 5Vla tho Pennsylvania
Lines.
On Thursday, November II, excursion
tickets will be- sold from Wheeling, Bell.
aire and bridgeport, to Chicago, Sia the
the Pennsylvania lines at rate Of $40,
good returning until Monday, November
IS, inclusive.
The American Fat Stock Show will be
in progress during the limits Of this ex.
cufsion. TTh&s
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ABOUT PEOPLR.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling PoOpl,
Mrs. Ralph Spears is quite III at her
home on the South Side, with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Stidger, Of Gam.
eron, were registered at the Hotel
Windsor yesterday.
Ex.U. S. Marshal Columbus sehon,
Of Mason county, arrived in the city yes
terday and registered at the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII G. Mooney, Of
Woodsield, were in the city last night,
tho guests Of Mrs, Moneys brother,
Mr.. John Il, Davenport.
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finrn ilIr,i, \, .l.rl,,ia..

Yesterday morning Mrs. Charles w.
Finck, OF No 1882 Main street, gave birth
70 three children, Two OF the little ones
died 10 few hours, but tho third seema
strong and healthy.
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Thursday, November IA, the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company will sell OK.
cursion tickets 10 Pittsburgh and return
at the rats 81 q, including admission to
the Pan.Amstlcan Exhibition, good 70.
turning until November 10, lnClubive.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-For Western
Pennsylvania aud West Virginia, fair
weather, followed by sllght rain OF
snow, colder, variable winds, becoming
noflherly.
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II YOU want a fashionable, neat fitting
suit, 60 10 Wanemaker 4 Browns
agency and leave your measure and
make q selection from l,400 samples at
y. w, FefFel'B, No. 2l01 Main street.
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The thermometer at Schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
4. I @. :. e. IH l............. y
y in-.a. .',.,.. ." :. IS Weather "
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Just received Il cOtAplete and artistic
assortment Or SulilngS, PantalOOnlngS
anu OTGrcOalings, which We warrant 10
make upln llrst.ClAss style, and at rea.
sVuable prices. Fit guaranteed.
U. HESS u SONS,
1921 Il 1923 Market Street.
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10 MANUFACTURER Accidents arc
constantly occurring among Your men
onlulllng lCta Of time aud SUFFERING,
Keep Salvation Oil handy, PflCo 20 cents
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pAS.AMERlcAS EXHIBITION.


10 give every one an opportunity 10
ace the special exhibit Of Mechanical
and Electrical appliances, prepared espe.
CHILLY for the Pan.Ametican vieil0tg,
and which will remain III the pllNbpfPh
Expedition building until November
10, excursion tickets will DO sold at rate
Of q, including admission, via tho PENN
hylyanla llneu, for all regular trains lpav.
log Wheeling on Thursday, November
H. good returning Until Saturday, Mo-
yCmbef ~,
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Do you suHer With catarthP You can
be cured II you take Hoods Safsaparilla,
the great blood purifier. Sold by all
dFnrRiRtR.
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THr doctors arc very much ilpplsasel
over a competitor who ID gradually steal.
lng lhtlt beat ptactlcOj We mean Dr.,
BulpD Cough Syrup,
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"a oOoD salll az gO0dalhO eheapsgI

J4poBs 4 tsfNbnna closing out retail
stock. Nov layouftimOl buy bargains.
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GRO. M. SHOOK & co.
M. j. MoFadden.
UNpERWEAR An COST.

1haye received from the agents Of GyO lSrse
Underwear Mills 1850 undershlrls aud DraNerS
with Instructions 10 sell the entire lot lmme
diately At It's actual Coat % make. have placed
this ehtItG lot Of Underwear on sale AZ the fol-
lowing low prices
Double BtuAst Cancels Hair Shirts, 6Qc.
Striped MCrtuO Shirts and drawers, hO.
All.NOOl Heavy hed Shirts aud DTaWera, bCc.
Hes, White MeilnO Shirts and Drawers, bOc.
striped Wool shirts aud Drawers, won't
ep boa6is Breast Rcd Wool Shifts and Drawers
LEST Striped camol'H Hair shirts and Drawers,
y ietsSy Rlb Cancels Hair shifts aud Drawers,
English McrIno Striped shIrI and Drawers,
fiaS bed Wool Medlcalcd SHIFTS and drawers,
'saniilty" Wool, Heavy Shirts aud Drawers,
81 o..
i0nlhrlnEnblo" Wool Shirts and Drawers, q.
Imported striped WOOL SHIRTS and Drawers, u.
CuShuletU Wool MedlCated shirts aud Draw
EugliSh MeIlno Socks, all skies, 10 aud 2Sc
Cashmere and SILK MuiierS, y, 30 aud bOc.
Working GlOYes and Mitts, -, %, ~ and 7bc.
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ID aute y0u geL I.leaLllo lIElL tloul.

!Enn tlcIle.l LIavor. ono WIG oonop.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-25
Sin aaufaaam In Der untcraast,

Vtu IGtftt1rn TT Def uttterisAOt,
benz bur9 Elm leibenbes unb idreienbes
ainb mebrere Nddte Der 5dlaf seraubt
purbe unb Der gu Der ueb~er3eugung ge=
lanste, ba6 Mrs. WinslpuS 5pctbina
Sbrup serabe ber artifel iei, beffen er fir
bas Sinh b~enStbi9te, faufte einen 8orratb
baeon. NlS er mad Sauie fam unb ieis
ner Brau bappn Mittheiluns madte, peie
serte le fth, benz 8inoe BON Dem @efaufs
fen Su perabreideu, ba fe cine Nnbange.
rim Der 9cmSrpatbie tpar. Die nddite
Madt wurbe rieber idlaflos psrbradt.
ais Der Slater am nddlicn Gage mad
5auie fam, fanb er bas 8inb fdledter
ole ie, unb ba E: abermals cine i6laflcle
Nadt befardtete, perabreidte er udbrenb
Der Nbpeienbeit ieiner Srau benz Ginbe
cine Yortion bes Sprup unb iaste nidts
baprn. Sie Nadt barauf 5dlief Nues
mcbl unb Der fleine Gdreier ermadte
am Wcrsen nit beiterm @efidt. Die
Mntter mar erfreut iiber ben plSeliden
wu%nberbaren Wedfel unb pbwObl le iid
3uerlf beleibist fibl.e, als fe aufflaruns
erhielt, ieste iie bennpd ben @ebroud
oes Shrups fort. Gdreienbe ainber
unb idlafcie Nd@te finb ibr iett unbe.
tannt. Cine ~ein3elne Yrebe NIT benz
Sprup bat nod bas 9eiben iebes Rinbes
uno bas Scrurtheil Der Wutter beliegt.
Sn allen &pctbefen 3u babsn; rs Gents
bic SlalGe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-25
I{sut. SDEtaa 81 SDhn.

unfere Qauptnabrung 1T uub blsibl
6as Gleii9, uno I'm fol6es frifG uro
gut 81 %erlangen, fam man unm6gli0
eiaeH 5uberlailigeren W}arft finben, als
ben Don Bnt. 0DHing & SObu, SEQ.
81 Nbe. s. Die 9errea BADEN benz
Gei@mad ibrer Gunben Ge@nung ses
tragen unb in ibrem @tabltRement eine
falte 2uftmai9ine erri6tet, tpel9e alen
Nnforoerungen fir @rbeltung unb @nts
fernung i6dbliGer Sngrebien5ell beg
Gleif9es entipri9t. Sic BADEN beitdns
big in ibren 8tebb0fen einen groBea
8orratb bon Ratoieb, aus pel9em
NUT bos 8efte fir lire &unoen getpdblt
miro. Wer reef bebietlt 1ein min, bet
beiude Ben Warft, So. 511
Wbenue s. 1,1Ot1