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Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

nsursIgia q speak from . painful expert
encej that the bag filed with very hot water.
enclosed withip flannel bag laid on the Pill
low, with comfortable blankets and soap-
stone, II the feet are cold, cyss covercd from
tho Light, ore can usually sleep OF ai ut
tack. II baby cries with collie the hot~wntcr
bag laid In the crib bceids IL win often euro
without internal medicine. Tho longer
live tile more believe In external, instead OF
internal, remedies when they win possibly
answer, especially for young children.
IL one has a cold coming on IL can often 10
stoppi by taking IL In season. Soaking the
feet In hot mustard water, rubbing dry, put
ting the child intoa warm bed with the hot
water bottle al the back twhsn the chill tc-
gins) and soaps.ons at the feet, giving hot
iemonlrdo 10 drink. and nothing TO eat save a
little toasted bread or Cruel for twelve hours,
win often effect cure without medicine. II
meal poultice covered with dry flannel
The easiest way of making poultics IL 70
put on the back Of stove TO hest tin plate,
lay on this piece Of soft cotton cloth. Put
sufficient meal in bowl, pour on boiling
water, stirring briskly and making asstin as
you can, and spread IT, Spread over ono
half Of the cotton, turn over the other bali,
turn over the two edges all around TO keep
the meal from falling out. II the poultice is
10 be c:.rried far have another plate to cover
It. Lay the poaltice on the skin and cover
with hot, dry flannel.
In severe case the poultices should b
changed every half hour or less. Have the
new ptultice ready, and work quickly 70
there will TO no exposure to tho air. In all
lung Troubles and Group the temperature Of
tho room needs 20 be carefully looked afteg.
II should not vary day or night, and pure air
snould be admitted IL possible without giv.
ing the patient draft. II I could not get o
doctor should depend on pouiticss, keeping
the patient warm In bed, an even ternpera.
ture, psrfect quiet, light diet, bathing the
face and hands when feverish In hot water
with piece Of soft flannel. You will fnd
1t will cool or the skin quicker than cold
water, and there is no danger Of . chill.
Cottage Hearth.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
Getting Ready for sickness.

Sickness will como into every family some
time or other, and it is well to be prepared
for it, especially il ono lives away from q
good doctor. BY taking care Of ones self in
time, one can often avoid sickness and the
doctors bill. One thing every family ought
TO have, and that is rubber hot-water bag
They arc not expensive, and useful many
timcal For severe pain anywhere 1t can be
applied, and works like magic In many cases
Congestion, rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica,
baby collie, all will Yield TO the warmth Of
" hot-wster bag. as-. o.. e.. ..s....eE
Ik1Ow 0R nothing bstsw for o sufferer with
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
Hsrpincss of Married In,

have been married for more than twsnty
years, and can truly say that It has bss0 the
hsppiest part of my life. Ny husband, like
many other Americans, docs not outgrow the
little thoughtful attentions that be paid noe
before our marriage. There are 70 many Ne
tie things which go long way toward max.
ing womari's life happy; they cost nothing,
and yet they make such . difference For
example, the morning and evening ki@: The
word Of praise, Of sympathy, or Of apprseiD
tion; the tap at the chamber door before en-
tering; the helping hand in getting In or out
OF carriage, omnibus or train--thsse thtnC
are accepted as matter Of course BY thoo-
sands Of American wives; and II II only when
they 60 abroad that they are struck With the
contrast, especially on the continent, whsEs
they hear ON all sides: "How the Amsricane
do spoil their wjvesr'-Cor. London Teie-
graph
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
PATIENTS.

Caveats asd Trade Marks Obtained
and all other business In the y. s. Patent
Office attended to for MODERATE FEES.
Our offioe ~ opposite the u. q. Patent
Once, and We can obtain Patents in less
time than those remote from WASHING:
TON. ..- .---
. Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We ad.
viss A. TO patentsbiiity free Of char and
We mako NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBJ
TAIN A PATENT. #.&
We refer here to the Postmaster. the
Supt. Of Money Order Div, and to officials
Of the y. 4. Patent Office. For circular,
sdvios, terms and references to aotnal OH
ents In your own State or County. write TO
q. A SNOW - CO..
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
How TO Take MILK.

Milk Is becoming more and moro used cs o
food for invalids and semi-invalids. 20 TIM &:
becomes important to know bow TO take 4. ~
get the best results. II Is best taken WA
good bread. II swallowed In considerable
quantities alone, 1t forms o somewhat ind."
gcstible curd Of considerable bulk, but II
taken SLOWLY with bread this curd is broken
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
NEW BOOK!
DEEDS OF DARING
BU BLUE &. GRA Y.

The greatest collection Of the most thrill
ing adyentureI on b1th sides during the
Great Civil War. Intensely interesting
accounts Of exploits of scouts and spies,
forlorn hopes. heroic bravery. imprison-
ments and hair-breadth escapss, romantic
incidents, hand. .to.hand struggiss, humor-
Gus and tragic events. p Tilous journeys,
bold dsshes, brilliant successes and mag
unanimous actions on each side the line.
GO Chapters. PrOfsscly illustrated TO
the life. No other book at all like 1t.
Agents W autad. Outsells everything
Time for payments allowed Agents short
of funds and freight prepaid. "
PLANET BOOK CO., Box 6sls,
Q ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
Hint for Anxious Mother.

Mothers win find that band Of 6anpel
worn around the stomach and hips Of children
who are t9oubled with bowel complaints dur.
Ing the summer, and whose vitality u low at
oil times, will be greatly benefited by this
simple remedy 1t may he gored to ft and
hooked in the back. Three Of these bandages
OF graded thickness should be kept on hand,
and If changed with the weather, they viii
lessen the danger Of cold, neuralgia and IN
flammation OF tho bowels. Boston Budget.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

up. or 70 divided into small unassss that ths
gastric juice can get around it 10 perform its
otlcc cffectually. 6oms experiments have
bssn made In physiological Laboratories.
showing that when milk \ taken alone much
Of IT. no,lrishment II lost, but II taken with
bread or even with cheese IL Il veil digeuted.
With babes who take their mothers milk the
curd Is different, womans milk forming
soft curd quite easy Of digsst3on. IN. L. Hoi-
brock, n D.. IN Herald 81 Hsalsh.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
A. Mistake Parents MAXI.

This habit Of excessive outlay upon young
girls runs through every grade OF our so
ciety. The daughter Of the biackmsith is a.
likely 10 b., dressed extravagantly in proper
ton to his means a. that Of the millionaire
for whom he works The income which the
successful professional man earns by his
brains is equal to the interest on . large bulk
Of capital; It gives him the feeling Of afiiu-
ence. But In rearing his daughters he IL apt
wholly TO forget that his brains die with
him. For how many Of the pretty innocent
butterflies who brighten our streets today is
any provision made 70 insure them, ave
years hence, one tithe Of the luxurfes which
they now tnjoyl How many Of them aro
qualified to earn their own livingi
The etfecy of this cruel neglect In parents
strikes deeper than mere poverty. Luxuriss
are made necessities for the girl Bhe knows
that on tile death Of her father sbe will
lose them; she cannot earn them. There rs
but one way TO secure them, marriage with q
rich man. There Is the secret OF the vulgar
Idea Of marriage which Is debAsing our social
life; Of the market for women which fashion
ahle society has become; Of the voluntary
sale OF themselves Of the prsttiest girls Of
each season TO rich old men; Of the wretcbed
homes, and OF the innumerabls divorces that
end this lamentable history. What n the
remedyl-Rebecca Harding Davis N Ths
Congregaticnalist.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
.rhcy should Learn 70 work.

One OF tho common errors OF rfch parents
is the failure to teach their children how to
earn their own living, 80 that, should their
fortunes melt away, they would not be com
PEELED to live on charity. IL II by no iacaiis
an uncommon thing TO see men and women,
who have been reared in luxury, living In
poverty, serving as walters or in some caIa.
city where they can barely earn the necessa
ries Of Life. These persons have been 'edu-
Gated" as generally understood, but they
well illustrate the need OF practical instruc.
tion. Possessing only book learning, when
thrown tin their own resources, they are help
less.
quarters towards different course A rich
lady in this city, whose daughters speak va
rious languages, and have been otherwise
educated in the conventional way, recently
placed them In the kitchen to receive practi.
cal instruction In cooking and housework.
Fortunately they submitted with good grace
end will aoon make bread, broil steak and do
other such work. In another family the girls
are learning dressmaking. The lats Charles
Crocler, the California millionaire, stated
that he compelled all his sons TO learn some
practical way Of earning their own living In
case the time should come when they might
have to do so
It Is best for the children Of ell parents,
rich and poor, that they should have such an
education. Many parents regret, when 1t Is
too late, that they did not follow this course.
In connection With this matter IL Ia we'll to
bear In naind the great bene6t that would
flow from little more practical instructions
In schools The step taken In that direction
by the partial addition Of manual training
should be followed up by still more radical
reforms. There 10 need of Less higher in
struction" and more practical training
New York News.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

Eohenstsin-Peeznes IL shoost about
played cud, Jake. Iton't know vot ! shan
do TO shtir dings up leetle. 81. ...... .
Jako--I tel you vot you shall Do Ard
ven you do l. cTcry5ody viii be calkin' bout
yoa crd tho peczaoes viii como back.
Hoheustein--Miuo Gracious, tell me, qvick!
Jake-You 60 to Do nswsbapsr once and
dell tho editors you hsvc Gopped und vill
voto do odder ticket.
Hoheustslp-Please you, ny poy, an
safed. Igos-Pittsburs Bullstaa
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
Hsw u xili c.ssr,.she,.

A hOusekecper who was recommended %
try cucumber peeling - . remedy for cock.
reaches, strewed the Aoor with pieces OF the
psel, cut not very thin, and watched ths
sequel. The pests covered the psel within
short time, 20 that 10 could mot be seen, 20
vosaciously were they engaged In sucking the
poisonous moisture fromit. Ths second night
that this was tried, the number II the cock
reaches was reduced to quarter, and mons
were left alive on the third night. GOOD
Housekeeping.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
BOYS g. GIRLS

TT YOU will send us the names aud post.
l. Office addresses Of ten persons between
the ages Of fifteen and tventy-f -fvo years,
Who would be likely to attend a Business
College or a Normal School. We will send
you in return an elegantly written personal
letter and . fine specimen Of off-hand -four.
ishing fresh from the pen; also our new
about our school. 81.
Address TRASK Il RAMSEY.
Business College and Normal Institute,
STOCKTON, CAL.
Please mention this paper.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
A WIGS ,Gs-a.i y.~..

On tho eve Of my nerriage made tires
mental yows. They wcrc-ncyer 70 sggravate
my husband, never to have q secret from
him, nor by any selfish or thoughtless act Of
mine TO lead him onestep toward bankruptcy.
Fifteen years afterward told him OF these
vows, and although l have bsen widow for
ten years, should blot this paper with my
tears ~ attempted TO put In writing tho love
and tenderness OF his reply.-Cw. London
Telegraph.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
To Prevent s,eh YIe..l.eh.. ;

Very many attacks Of sick headache can b
prevented II those who are subjected to them
arc careful about their diet and largely ~
strict the same 10 vegetables and fruits easy
OF digestion. They muse forexo meat, cheese,
pastry, beer, wine, etc.; In fact. neither sat
nor drink anything which IL Stimulating in
character and at all likely 10 tax the digestive
organs. Boston Budget.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

No married woman, Of coursc, dresses foe
her husband. II would he too much like
bunting blind fox. She drssses for ether
women. That ~ the reason she dos it 20
well II Is not 20 much "love OF dress,p Is
preachers and mornlists call IL, which ruins
80 many husbands, but--welI, not love OF
their rivals In lace and feathers.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
TINE SCHEDULE.

Trains on the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
roadsre run on Mountain or Standard Time.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

The coming year promises to be crowded
with stirring events.
In the United States the entrance of new
issues into the political arena has been fol-
lowed by 4 change of Administration. But
the great economic question on which the
campaign turned Is still unsettled, and its
solution is now committed to a Congress
almost equally divided between the two
great parties. n.
Europe 10 a vast camp. Army corps pa
troll the frontiers, and millions Of men
await the signal for the most titanic war
the world has ever seen. -s |
The ExAMINzR's news. gathering maehin-
cry "a uneauailed. It's correspondents dot
the kabItabls Globe. Nothing can escape
their vigilance, and NO expsnss IL spared in
spreading tho results Of their efforts before
the ExAMMEB's readers.
The most noted writer's of fiction in the
world sontritnts to the WEEKLY EXAM
INER. Jules Verne, author Of "A Trip "
the Moon, - etc Robert Louis Stevenson,
author Of "Treasurs Island" etc.; Rider
Hapgard, author Of "she," etc.; Anna
Katharine Green, author Of "The Leaven-
worth Case.n etc; have ell written stories
fer the WEEKLY EXAEINER. and will do
90 In the future. .... .s.-. ..-. -..
THE WEEBLY EXAMINER has estab.
lisbsd an Agricultural Department. tn
charge OF "a practical agricLlturist. Who Is
the best writer in the United States on agri.
cultural subjects. This department will
contain sensible discussions Of leading
topics Of interest to vineyardist, orcha I'd.
lists aud farmers generally.
THE EXAMINERS Commercial News
il compiled by experienced men who care,
fully guard tie producers interests in all
market reports.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

The zoo. Of coarse cotton Stocking n
euI,erior to o sponge for bathing parpcssa
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

70 restore crushed velvet, hold u over the
spout Ct tho tea kettle and lot u stsom wsll
then comb up the nap
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

Caius Sterne declares that "ths highest
polish, the finishing touches of education, srs
given TO people, not by home, school or
church, but by their own children. Should
they be 50 unfortunate as not to have any
they viii experience difficulties In replacing
this factor In the education OF their afSec.
tions.n
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
To Bring nus,ps.a -.

A teacrp Of lye IN pail Of wse9 wfl I'm
provo the appearance Of black goodR
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

TO prevent shiny skin, uss h1tlD sem.
phor In the wash water. Never uss faes pow.
dx3; they are dsiusions. .,-..,.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

Whsu you nnd soap thas Apurs asd su1s
changes are bad for the coGnpIsxion
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

To kssp The lips soft and IN good color,
battle thsm occasionally With alum waee,
followed BY glycerins q camphW iee.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

Wash sadirons each week before putting
them on to heat; there viii then be no dangsw
Of clothes being soiled in the ironing. The
starch is very apt 10 stick 10 them, and un-
less washed on carefully each week 10 almost
sure TO soil damp pieces, even II the irons are
rubbed before using them.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

SILK drsasss should never be hsuahod Win
. whisk broosn, but should b. eara1nl1v sub-
bad with velvet mitteu kapl AR ~ ~
psss oaly.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

II mating becomes soiled IL = sasfly reno
waited. unless stained, with ittis salt put
into pail Of tcpid water Mop Tie straw
with soft cloth wrung out well, and dry IL
with another as the mopping progreses.
Never use soap. Some people Ne skim milk
for rubbing out the spoes
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

To soften water for washing nspkins, cloth,
dishes, etc, uss ons teespoonfui grsnuiatsd
iye to four ealloos Of wster an1 afsolvs
thoroughly. sse.-.F sssnf -.E~ - 4 a-rtE
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

"A pressing dat esnbroidsry, lay the article
cong side up on damp cloth. Ribbon or
sised work should b laid right siAs up and
acked In position 10 avoid wrinkling, In
rich position IL should b Ieft 20 dry,
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

Never have dark carpet and walls in .
room that II deficient In light- Only apart.
nients open to the outer Light viii stand
gloomy tones In decoration.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

An excellent cough mixture ID made OF ono
ounce pressed mullen, half ounce hoarhound,
oac quart soft water; boil until thin molas-
~es. strain thin, add one pint New Orleans
boil few moments. Dose: One
tablespoonful four times = day Or after every
spsli.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

A room with low ceiling Will seem higher
Il the window curtains hang 10 the door.
t.ambrequins may be used to extend the cur.
i2lns to the ceiling, thus carrying out ths
effect. .. s EaH .a.-s #
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
NDer's 6air=8tqor,
GtabItrt lett 1s5t.
Henry ~SchOellkOpf,
Wholesale G Retail Grocer,

232 & 254 OF RanoolpbsStr,
Slpii9en GrantIin. nnb martet.etraBs
empftebltt in friider @aore:
Meditem Gttrt cntbGIer &GIe,
gecMl d)6teIer 1tto gtiinett &t6ttersGdfe,
GrOntn9e DC @rte MtO Wo0ueforts SR6ie,
NGnReiaberts uuo 0aprera=@dic,
Geinite Rabutbtttcr tito Nabnttdfe,
&tntbt;rger=, @00tters 1ttto arttef6its&
4ledJtem TdRcIoorfer @einfenf uno Giji6,
HeiniteS Wtobts 1iito CIiOen=SeI,
Med1te braun dltu. GerneIntlpurit,
8utbner Sriif feI=9eberau1rit.
Gallant Mno X~NeItyb6Iifdbe Sdbinten,
9tcue h~pu6noiIde @iid1uer= @6ringc,
NuH. GarHineS t;uo nortucG. 4ttd1 cpteS,
@arib. 9oAberin9e t1no Sprotten,
tAarSIebcr=W1itcten tno rt1rtnirtett @aL,
GaIS=GarSetIen uno SarOeneubutter,
SrtSdlc 8cptir3e 1tto 9orbeerbLaftcr,
5ranS. Ghnmpignons, SIi0en tlio &dperi,
Me6tten @tmbeereifg nnO @tnbeeriaft,
Sbtneiiidsem preierD. Sn9tuer,
3cMtIdlcG parge Ella, &ubHet u .EeIt. ID ttr
yeuc 0riii:feri, @ct5cnoricS nno @erlte,
&irSe, Ninien ttrO SuGit 10 | Gus 0ritbe,
Garto eIutebI NIB WeisuicbI,
GonSenl. fdtociicr ut'0 attertfnitld1e WttId1p
1IcdJte 0aniic= GbofnInoe uno &1fao,
%ciuftcn 9riinen i:Ko id)tuarset 5hee.
MedJten Scnns, W1offns ttno Rips5fnTee,
3eu)idbeS sYloetfd d. cmTttS 1ino GirIeu,
" ohnI1arteH Ell, &iittsIcI II. @adlboIOcrbeerett,
!&ataricms, Sanf= uno M~ap5faanten,
9cMtIdDe Gpintrdoer itno MoIfraber,
GpIAid)Mhe NIB ~G,oI;panto TelD,
BARTER Gdnupftabaf bon 2obbe6,
Iptpie cine 9robe AuspabI aner @rten Sroceries.
Henry Schoel1kopf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
0cppi0cs @oor

Sann man fid MIR oabur9 beruabren, oaB
man Die aopIbaut rein, fiibl unb fret BON
SAiefern, unO ben S0rper III geiunbeln
SuitenO erbdlt. 9ie grobe 8eltebtbeit Don
@ger's 9airsUisor riibrt baber, baB es bic
Sopfbaut retnigt, oas @ad8trm 6es Saares
bef0rOert, Oas ausfauen besIelbeu perbittct,
nno ibm ben gu DoIfommner S90nbeit 10
srforoerlifeu tuet9eu uuo ieibenartiseu
@lans ertbeilt.
6reberif 5arOs aus 8orbnrtL MaH., elm
Wlant BON fiinfSig Sabren, fab feline Saare
lhnen allSfallen, uno mas banor 5uriidblieb,
tpurbe 9rau. Na6Oem er uerl6tebele 9aars
tpaiier ohne @rfolg angepa1bt, fling er art
@9er's 9airs9iS0r 81 gebrauden. ~G8
that benz IIsfalen @tn6alt," fdreibt er,
"u1o nerfpanOelte 81 neinem groBen GrftaIs
1eu bic tueiBe 6arbe meineS Saares (ohne
Die &opfbant SI farben)tn basIelbe Braun
6aS ib bate, als i1 Is Sabre aft tuar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26

Ielben ni1t iebr b1ufig ietr. Nibt ettpa
oesbalb, neil banit ouberbGuslthe HGtl6e
ni6t mebr Dorfomiten. lDnoern neil aud
Die epentueu nit Der Nusflbrune oes @ez
leBeS betrauten 8eamten ni9t bagegen ge>
felt mdren.
Sretmaurerz0o giebts auf
Der gan;en Groe 1883 uno ibre WitQliez
Der sGhlen 1852, 992. 9apon entfdut alein
auf yforO : Ninertfa mebr ais cine babe
0ltQton.
vS6pette einen OoGIar, baB
i'd Std, eDees eds 1br IT, II M
gebra6t babe" REF Der S6anfnirtb
y5icclaus Mtoel6ler III Buffalo in Stem
Sort, als er flrSlih bic 98irtbi6aft bon
stephan Bang bstrat, Der nebenbei Das @es
tperbe cineS 3inlmermannS betreibt ul1o fir
MDeidler Elm 6aus gebaut bate, tpegen
beiien Beaabluns 8eiOe in Streit gerotben
tparcn. Sang mari, obne Elm Bort 81 err
ptberl1, ieinen Berufsgenoilen oor bic
T9iire, ais er aber 9e9en 4 l1br Na6mtttaaS
in ieinem !6ofe nit Dem SpaIten pon 6ol3
beihGftigt mar, eridien pl0gli6 Woel6ler
unb fiibrte unter Dem &ufe: vGs # nod
nl6t ie6S 1Dr, iebt brtn9et Cd
9 d. Ii H." NIT einem TIeiihermelier ez
men StcB mad Gang. Oieler tDi6 benz Nns
griff aber aus unb DerieBte Woei6Ier nit
ieiner Dirt eiuen 10 Duhtisen S6lag ouf
ben S6abeL, bnB er tpabrideinli6 iterben
Dtro. Sang pur0e Der9aftet.
= 8eim Mufrdulne1 Ser Griimlner Der
Sren6'ihen Braueret in Sort Wapne ilt
Snbiara ipurocn Ii II Qrbetter olr6
Den, Sin itur3 elmer Mauer 10 l6tDer
Dertcbt, baB bic Webr5abG BON ibncn tpobl
iterben ptro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26
3ebm Sabre iiinaer.

Yfrs. Marb Montgomer1 ans Bottom
i@reibt: pSabre lang mar i'd gen0tbigt Elm
Sdub9en 81 tragen, nm cine fable Stele
auf meinem Sfettel 3u be6eden; iebt aber
lege i'd bieie8 Sdubaen nit Srelt6en alb,
bonn Sbr III zSigor brit1gt reuert 6aar<
tpuds ber0or. SD traute faum n1einen
Iugen, ais i'd 5uerff benerfte, oab t1ein
9aar pu6s /; aber es 1T 10, 5u meiner
groBen 6renoe. SD febe nun sebn
Sabre finger ans"
&ebnltden @rfolg BON Der Gntuenbung
bon Gper'S 6oire8igor erfubren NtrS. 8.
8. Bre8cott in @barleStotun, Ntafi., OPiB
8efie $. 8ebloe in burlington, ST., N1rS.
S. S. Burton, in Bangor, gfe., uno niele
an0ere.
9a8 MusfoIen 6es Saares fam ieineR
@runb in rnreinbeit 6es Blutes o6er tn
elmer St0rung in Magen nn6 Qeber baben.
SIN ioldem Sale 1T es tuobl erforberli6, 6oB
man cine 3eit lang BON 4Der'S SarfGs
parilla ODER bon 4ber'S 8tllen IN
Serbtuoung nit benz 8igor @ebrau4
made, UNI allen Serrihtnngen oes SOrperS
polite @elun6beit unb Strait III geben. 9as
bel fGuuen mir ni6t genug eini6drfeH, oaB
feires bieIer 0tittel Dtel ausrihten fam,
tuenu man fe nidt nit 4u8oauer antrerloet
unb eine reiali9e uno mdbige 2ebenstpetle
beobahtet.
NDer'S Sair=Sigor,
8ubereitet non DR.. 8. G.. aper g. Co., eopeG, gaaF
Sn apOtbeten un6 EOiIettenLdOen gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-08-26

SIN Qbeiiinten 6etnt es
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DO g hoagelungen3t Elm 0te
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bannes ais 6erri6er in Mbef1tnten
a i'd ~reiBen. g~Sentgitens neloet
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&Dniq Menelif bate cine mlnolihe Inter-
reoun0 nit benz &0ntg Ou6gog9tlam lnb
elnpftlo mebrere 6GuptGinge, Die ibm i6re
unteriperfun9 an3eigtet. @an5 Nbelltntelt,
nit Nusnabme BON Stgreb lit obne Sdtpert>'
itreid beiegt. &0nig Wfeneltt beaolt1ttgt
Die Ge9entseit in Qntoto Susu6rtngen uno
1i6 inn September frDnen 81 laiiell.
- ga6 8eri6ten aus 81fGtps
pppeI bat fi9 anldBli6 oeS l. lnglten
Nufent1dLeS oes Tnrtten SER
binano in 8Ailippopel Elm .3tptl6entau
e~ret9net, Der elm getpilies Nuflebe1 erregte.
@s tpur6e ndmli6 auf benz Yerron oes
8abnbofeS Elm sur 3antnmt1tt11eh
ou i IN
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tpan6talde einen ge1aDenen Eepol>
Der fan6. Oie 0affe entIuo ttd i'm
NuaenbliGe, ais iie benz 8erhatteten OBJ
aenommen tperoen iolte, bon lelblt, pine
aber bem gigentbIrter ooer osn IN Der yaabe
befinoli6en 8erionen ei1en S9aOen allslI1
fi8en.
-Ot Sn6taner aus r8tlos
81 INERTIA" M a Of II nit t9ren Noritels
luneen in 8erItn S6ule. unldn9lt
puroe eine Mn3abl &naben i'm Ghtergattei1
bon 8ofi3iften babel ertappt, ipte tie III le9r
mangelbafter 8efleioung u1o ME tbre Srtz
ainale init alien mogli6cn bntteit YdrDen
bemaGt, ibr %l1ntpeien trieb. Dem. poltdels
lieutenant, benz bic fleinen Wtiietb9ter Dor
aefi6rt muroen, lolI es l6tper 9enelen ietil.
anoeiiAts bieier Goman6estrte9er Den Grlllf
6es OienIteS gu betpabren.