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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir.
ITS WONDERFUL EFFECT on THE LIVER,
STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS


Lemon Elixir.
ITS WONDERFUL EFFECT on THE LIVER,
STOMACH. BOWELS, KIDNEYS
AND BLOOD.
Dr. Mozieyis Lemon Elixir is pleasant lemon
drink that positively cures all biliOusness, Con-
s:ipatioo, Indigestion, Headache, Malaria, Kid
ney Disease, Dizziness. Colds, Loss OF Appetite,
Fevers, Chills. Blotcnes, Pimpios, PAIN In back,
Palpitafion or Heart, and all other diseases
caused by dlsordered liver, stomach, And KID
neys, the frst great cause 81 ali fatal diseases.
so cents aud 81 por bottle. sod D. druggist
prepared Only Dy II. Motley, n. d., Atlanta, Ca
LEMON HOT DROPS.
For coughs md colds, tnks Lemon Hot Drops.
For soro throat and bronchitis, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For pneumonia aud laryngetis. take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For consumption and caiarrh, take Lemon
hot Drops.
For ali throat and lung diseases, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
sol By druggists. IS cents per bottle. fre-
pared By Ii. Motley, N. L., Atlanta, Ga.
PRESIDENT NATIONAL BASK,
NcNinville, Tenn, writes: From experience In
INV family, DIR. ii. M0zloys Lemon Elixir has
few, If any equals, and no sgperiors In medicine
for the regulation OF the liver. stomach, and
bowels Dr. II. Mozley's Lemon Hot Drops are
superior 20 any remedies We have ever been
able TO get for throat and lung dtseases.
". II. MAGNEsS,
&C B-sutApitr President Bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
What IL Means.

"What does Hon. mean, Uuncle Benz"
"It means honorable my dear boy"
And why do they always put it before
mans pamey'
ITO Indicate that he was honorable be-
fore he went to Congress or the Legisla-
ture."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

IL an overskirt Of cloth, which hang:
straight from the waist, being long behind
and growing shorter on the right hip. This
Is cut in long-pointed vandyke, edged
aud embroidered with fine gold braid.
A round bodice is of cloth, and over It y
rounded sleeyeless zouaye jucket, under
one side Of which the bodice fastens IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

ashton begins with
a coach and pair as
surely as life begins
with a wall. Cen
tility parlance has
always divided the
world into carriage
people and the vul-
gar. The stores all
gle Cor " carriage
trade" and If you
call at q fashiona-
BILE Diodisie'S the
madame peeps out
at the window be-
fore she looks at
you. TO see if you
have a brougham
in waiting. If you
have not she does
not trouble herself
TO unfold for your
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
JOHN MILLER,
Goycrnor-Elecs OF the New state of North
Dakota.

Tho recent election IN North Dakota pre-
paratory to its admission into the sister.
hood of States resulted in the election OF
Farmer Miller for Governor OF the
prospective Commonwealth. The Gov
and native of New York State. Dry
den was his birthplace. He was brought
up as q farmers son and received
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

"Tbat young man who called on you last
evening is descended from tho original
forty-niners, isn't he, DOra?"
Pm sure l don't know. What makes
you think so, par
Why, he seemed to be genuine Ah-go-
~. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

The crew Of ship must he rather short
when each sailor mans yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

Popular suspicion is to the effect that
the cbimney-jam is a sort Of nucleus for
sweet-mects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

Tho modern ocean steamers are COM
mondaLle in their way, but for attractive
marine pictures commend us TO the old
masters three masters, for instance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

DEPARFDRE OF sfEAmEKs.
OLD Do4 sHIp eSn sI6Ah- In
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers Leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY a. T.. NJ Manifest closed one
hour before sailing time.
steamers leave Now York for Richmond
EyEkY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY az T.
NJ arriving in kIchnond AONDAf and FRI
DAY MoKNINGA
Passenger eccomn odstions unsurpassed
Cabin fare 10 Now YORK ria James-river
ropre tnciucing meals aud berth. ......s ID
Round trip ticAoLs limited % thirfy days
after date OF Observation-Disclosures. 4Ol
s,aa-,ge with sut.isteoce .............. 90
s.eerage without Subsistence. ............. tO
cabin fare Gu Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
Way..................ss... $3.50 $50 wv
Cabin fare pia Richmond and petersburg
railroad. 80. 49,. 49,
Ticsets can be obtsinod a. A. W. Garbor'a, iO)j
Nam street. Chesapeake and Ohio AMI kSco-
mond aud Petersburg cepots. aad al mpanys
ofices 1901 Main street. aad wharf. kockotis
Freight forwarded and IN ougn bills ~ isdins
iesu cd for poin.s beyond NeT forS.
Freight receives daily until .. +. NJ
Iasssngers leaving liicnnOnd op sONDAfS,
TIIESDANS. WkDNEsOAIS. THURSDAY, \. and
SAL fRDAIS by uts CneIapeake aa4 ohio rail-
xay trfa Newport Newsl Of 500 A. NJ and 3 L. VI.
and by Richmond and Petersburg railroad tsame
eays A. e.40 A. NJ, Will rnsks connection al
NORFOLK with steamer leaving tnoso dayA
GEORGE ". ALLEN q ca. Agent..
No l.Ji keia street.. Rai
auD Com PAW wharf. l0ckotlA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

A auartrain would seem TO be of watery
origin. yet it generally comes from yersi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
Where Meissonier Could Learn Some
thing.
rWashinctOn Post

Meissonier. the famous French artist,
has seen Buffalo BilPs show, aud says he
believes he will come to America and make
some studies of our wild West from life on
the spot. Wedon't profess to know enough
about the painters art to give many points
to Mr.. Meissongeh. but if lac will take a
run down into Arizona and keep his eye
on the boys when they set out to paint a
town he will doubtless learn something
about strong coloring and rapid, accurate
drawing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

Get the best and the cheapest. Saliva
ton Oil relieves In the twinkiing Of an oye'
25 CENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

All traces of serofula are expelled from
the blood by Hoods Sarsapariila. Sold py
druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
VORK-RIVER LINE IVA WE5C
PoiSE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY


me ssrorsts roatsio ssiumore fhs ssssnsD
ON ID iins are models Of b~sxty. elegance. 81
eoopfort Ieaso Richmond f1D Z. n and H>0
sa,simors cslly except saacsy nsP n: ar-
rive Al Rlchmoni s3.f) A. n. ani cal A y.
Faro srofn kicnrpond ssralgst - bsh,mors ~
Washingsou. -: Wilmington, Del. 400; fhlls~
aslphls' nS; Nov YORK. nSl kosad utA
WILMINGTON. Del. s.: Paiixdeithia y.
fwEsT POINT ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave Richnsld Qvsnsy-tairS-
susst c.non.. q. -. .... , se" ~
A s,res. aspsS ....s...'..'.....-..... feD r y
sDasly fDaliy exceps sunday.
Dspsf All tiokctocice fco< vifyfa1A sersee
JAx l. IAlLo4
Gsssrxi fAseaees AeeoE
!. 4 f0Tm
D<vtnss fampneN 49,
s:skk IA Z 49, z'Sss Nv ~ .s.-ss~H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

lFor the Dispa,ch.l
OCTOBER 10, 1889.
Little Malone stood all alone,
Eating patronage pie,
He put In his spoon and pulled out coon,
And said what great man am ].
Old Mother Hubbard went 10 the cupboard
TO get a poor white man bone;
But when abe got there cupboard was bare,
All gobbled up by Malone
There was a great man named Malone,
With n scheme 10 refund loan.
He'd pay the state debt,
And stranger still yet
Would not tax Billy Malone. l.. \.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

1t is capital punishment TO hang on the
lips Of pretty girl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
TRAINS NoRrHwAKD.
'Daily. iDa,ly except sunday.
an.nnnIAl ~ ArE4

'Daily iDa.ly except sunday.
sTOPPING-PLAcE+
Nos. "a and q make no s'og'. No. - siopsoa
srnui ~ Cen;ralla. 30. ~ stops only On slgnat
at Chester CentraliA and Hauchester So<
y ana - stop on signals a. All stations Nos Y.
80, IS 3D. 81 q. 81, and % will stop al All s'su'ns
Tor passengers.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos u and q slecping-cars be,wssu
New YORK and Tampa. ia Oif JacSsonvi'ls,.
Ou Trains Nos u an1 q sleeping-cas botween
Washington anG Charleston. On Tram No ~
eleeping-cArs between New YORK and Jackson
vile. On Train No. e sleePiug-car between
Washington and savannah
TIE ONLY ALI-KAlL LINZ 70 NORFOLK
tKAyK ARRIVE.
Richmond -. .'eiO A. NJ. Norfolk TOO. l:lo ?. VI.
Richnloud. roe r. NJ. NOriolS q. 1872 7. N.
Norfolk $40 A. ". Richmoni 80 \. "
Norfolk ....'5:sO T.. 81. Richmond. 80 T. n.
These trains also make close connections Zoe
Farmvlle Lynchburg. aud Southwestern points,
ard ali stations on tina Norfolk AMI Western rslis
road. X VI. SULLl. superintendent
T. +. d. MYs.s. General superintendent
T. VI. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent
SOL Haas. Traffic Manager. myll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
ONTHE DAN.
A Negro Sensation in Danviiie-RaiIroad
Dlaftcrs-Accident.
Special telegram to Tho Dispatoh.l

DANy1LLr. VA. October 12.-Compara-
lively few colored people were on the
streets this afternoon. As they usually AS
semble in large crowds on Main street
every Saturday after work hour, the small
number out to-day caused much comment.
Investigation developed the fact. SO il is
alleged. that a colOred preacher IN this city
has been preaching politics 10 his conere,;
cation Of LAKE. and told them he expected
a riot Saturday afternoon. Two colored
women at vour correspondents house were
much alarmed this evening and would not
90 out OF the ward. OF course there is no
ground whatever for such fear. Every
thinc is quiet. and there las been nothing
10 indicate trouble. This simply shows
how easily the ignorant class of negroes
are imposed upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
MAss-MEETINC.

A LARGE mass-meeting was held in the
Academy of Music tonight in the interest
of a subscription TO the western extension
of the Atlantic and Danyille road. Gene
raj Thomas Ewing, president; MAJOR
Sutherland, and others made speeches;
The election comes OF on Tuesday, and
much interest is manifested. There -
some opposition 70 the subscription. but
an Indications now are that II VIII be car
ried
Messrs. J. Z. Harrison and l.. G. Berkeley
cave complimentary dinner to-day to
General Thomas Ewing, members OF the
Danvillo bar, and city press. The dinner
WAS "A most enjoyable affair, and various
toasts were proposed and responded TO.
General Ewing WAS for long time asso-
ciated in Congress with Colonel George &;
Cabeu. of Danyille, and Colonel Cabeli
paid high compliment 30 his old friend.
Jack Booker (colored), who was struck
by a train last night and fatally injured,
was taken home to-day in dying condi-
ton. He had been 20 town and LETT IN the
afteruoon for his home in Halifax county.
+. Is supposed he lay down on the track
and went 20 sleep. Freight Irain, no. ~ "a
going north struck the poor fellow anu
fnangled him in frightful manner,
Sales OF leaf tobacco this week, were
LIGHT. Shipments Of manufactured pro-
duct. 1870. 600 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
&C 8-sutApi,
AA m z q a q 81 and yvhisi<ey Nab
EA M MI tscured o. home with
III ~ n II 8x5& ont pain. Book Of par
rs III HX HE& t,culsrs sent FKEE.
~ Atiazf1- 1lar Iccc a. whitehall c.
ffe 6-deoi6 wiynrl
TILE AND BRICKS.

n q. cABELL, Pres. JAMES R. WHITE, Gen. Mgr.
OFFICE on TaE CHEsrEz CLAY WORKING Co.,
s03 EAST MAIs STREET RICHMOND. VA,
MANDATORY, CHESTER STATION.
ATLANTIC COAST LtNy,J
FARMERS ROUND DRAlN-TlLE,
n PAVING AND COMMON BalCkS-Frices
on application. All goods sold free on board cars
or the Atlantic Coast LINE, or OF the tsrmy;ite
and foEhaIan rniirosd. nj Chester stauon. cnes~
terfcid county, Va, or on wharf ~ bermuda
Hundred, Jamss river. Lowest rates 81 trelknk
secured for our patrons 70 ali points reached ~
rail or wstoE oc eeodlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
PHILADELPHIA. RIC H. xasxfN
BoyD AID NORFOLK
.lEAMs ConPAyc.

Appointed ssiIing days Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY al in add every SUNDAY a.
5 A. N.
FREIGHT for Tuesdays AMI Fridays steamers
r..eiyed TIL li.31 4. ~; Tor SunSaYS steamer
un S p x. saturday Freight received daily ull
Up. N.
Pare, 81
gor further iaiosmstion Apply %
j. W. nccARRfCK-
General scuthern Agent. Once Rccke;tA
W 4. CLYDE & CO.
10. General Agents Yniiadelphis-
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ..=1a.,
v COMPANY, for 90 PolDg. Nor ~
folk Portsmouth. Newport NesA ClAfencnk
aad 5ataes-riyor iaacings DIRECT ~ eiegans
saloon steamer AklEl. LEAVING ilehinon1
EVEKY MONDAY. WE'D SEsDAf. Aad fhlDAr
at A NJ street-csrs connecl
Connections n Old fola. ard Al hortclk
closely with ali lines Tor northern cfiss same
af.ernoon. Jarees river 0f dsyh8n. orsAf
Tourist line Cheapest route
Ihrouga tickets on steafaer AL ~ Ssfosrs
Aeeary. 1000 Main street Baggage checksi
fsroagn. olato-goosns engaged icc dag o. nixb<
Frsign received daily Tor NORFOLK. fVrts-
mouth, Old Punt wasarif, aicksfosd. Va. snd
al po!nts 10 EASTERN North carolina, kssiora
virgiaia, and ali roguar landings "a mo James
r.xer 81 loves. rAses. ana throSga t<iko 11eoe&
LucjES b. rATUA vzce-f'rre,dsnk
No. iii Mssa slsest ana tocxsf>k
Mym wxaissz- frslkht - xaa,ensPf Aeene
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

Not every man who lays wager is in
clned 70 cackle over it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

DIEDMONT AIRLINE
RICHMOND AND DsNvILLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
PULLMAN sLEEPKts on ALL MOTT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
coXxRcTIONA


Train No. ~ conBccss daily NJ Keysvfiis ~
Chase Guy. Clarksstiis, oxford DURHAM. Hen
cersoa. and kaistgh. C0anecs daily 81 tsreees-
LOro' Tor Durham. kAleiga. salem. sef iDseso,
and sli points on North Cauollns D,rision -
sarsbury for Ashevile. Hot springs. and ~
points IN Western Nor. Csr0iiaa. snd a. Char
iotse for Charlotte. Columbia and Auxusta r>ft-
read
Train No y connects daily at Greepsbore To-
Salem. Winston. ksio eh, ooldsooro. and More
heal city: a. nxfis5ury for Asheviiic. H.
springs. aof all points In Western North Car,
lima a, Charlotte NTH Llsrto.to. Columbia ed
Arugust4 railroad for COLUMBIA. Augusta. Alk>S>
Chsrost3p. savannah. rhomssyiila Ca. Ja:k.
sonutle and other floride points. ale. wi3
Carolina Central railroad tor Wilmington
Treirs from tas ssath arrive a. kirhfaeedfo
A. a. and eO y. N
fAsgLiA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Richmond. ........... ............ogr.
Arrive Richmond. ................... So n \
follower ACCOMMODATION. :.
Leave kisbmand .......................k A.
Arrive Aanccesfer-.. ..-...... 49,. ~, 70 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
MY LADY'S CARRIAGE.
HOW THE FASHIONABLE WOMEN OF
GOTHAM DRESS FOR DRIVING.
AIRS. Twombiy I'm n Closed Coupe--some
New Gowns for the street--sfiss ely
mor's Approaching Wedding
and Her Trosseau.

Correspondence Of tie Richmond Dispatch
Copyrighted 1881
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
WADE WHlPPL6'S WHlMS.
fFor the Iispaich.l

Tor tho IIspaich.I
The interviewer continues to revolve on
his own AK n-us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

New YORK, October II. 1889.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
Ndbltde beim Gin9eben SUI betrah,
tenoe Winfe.

Die @lttpenbuns f~liilt9er arsneien beim
BferDe gei0iebt ielten, tbeils neil iie ii6
bel6tperlt6 eiugeben IGlien, Die S6iere
offers ni9t re6t ihluden m0gen, piel perz
loren gebt, tbeilS neil iebr lei6t Elm Jog.
8eri6lufen it6 ereignen, b. ;. ein I9etl
Der Nrsneien in &eblfopf, QuftrDbre unb
2ungen bringen tann uno baourA beftige
unb 9efdbrli6e 3ufGQe (0uiten, 2ungenz
ent3inOung, GrlttdungSfGlle) unO in Solge
bierpon ielbit oerGoo fid einitelen fOnnen.
Waan beidrdnft Die f"liiitgeu Nr5neien MIR
auf Die allerbringeniten SGle, no ite ni6t
fiigli6 gu entbebren itno, tpie namentli6
BET befttgen 6olifer, Wtagenz lnO 0armz
entsIn6ung unb 6arnuerbaltung, pGbrenb
man IN alien ii6ri0en SGQen it0 meiitens
Der Qatiperge beoient. lteberal bat man
aber moglibit MIR iolhe @ingiiBe an3uipenz
ben, BET Dene1 bic felten Qra1eiitoffe Dollz
itdnbtg aufgcl0lt itno, nGbrenb biejenigen,
Die unlOslide Buluergemiihe entbQlten
Cog. SDitteltrGnfc) 9ar niht ooer NIT
GROCER Borii6t uno beionoers nur bel benz
jenigen SGieren a19eluenbet iperoen oiirfen,
Die Die Nr3neien u0ltg l6luGen.
9as GinGeDen gel6iebt fol8en6erntaBet:
9as Bferb lpirb nit elmer Srenle gesGumt
uno Die a3agel binter ben Sbren 10 o1gesoe
gen, baB IS ben &opf aufri0tet. Die Wtez
oiSin, bic i'll elmer lalgbalii9en glGiernen
ober 6lenernen 6lai6e ii0 befinbet, mirb
MN 6ehutidnl eiuaeaolien. inoem man ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
Observation-Disclosures grieffaaen.

6erm $. cd. Siebe glrtifel: n@arum
berejAert Der &lee ben 8ooen?"- 6errn
S. 90. Siebe 9rtifel: ol1eber bic @rfens
nrugs5ei6en Der &%obfrantbeit. Serrn
s. $. Siebe 9lrttfeI: DJtitBlt6e betm GIN
9e6en su beadtenbe Winfe." = 6errn 9.
6irbel, 8autegan, Safe 60, Slinois.
8enn sic D6eucborn" 10 a%n8emanOt 6cben,
wie bier frilber al1gege6en, 10 lit es MIR fitr
Die Haupen ihGblid, ni6t fir bic 8latter
uno 8eeren. lin Die 8!attIduie griinoli6
gu b%eneben, taudt man Die perlauiten 3peige
an beiten in Die SIiiiitgteit elm. SpriBpunls
pumpen, Die Oas Balier in feinen Dunit
auflolen, tbun ebenialls 8uteO ienite, ba man
nit oenielben audi Die unteren Seiten Der
8ldtter benebeit fam. - 0rn. S. Sinton,
@lba, 6orparb Co., gteb. @eritc mtrb
ui.lfa9 aus Dem S6of sebroi6en; pirb
ie in ben SAober gefabren uno oalln nt6t
9leih eebroiden, ebe ic l6pibt, muB aaerz
bugs eelpartet tperOert, bis iie ausgel6tpiBt
bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
GtabIirt lett 1885,
SchOellkOpf,
Wholesale 6 Retail Grocer.

~
232 & 254 OF Ranoolph.Str,
Spiiden Srdufltn. uub Marfet=StraBe,
erbielt fDeben fpieber cine friife Seuoung
GeinIter @eatieS= 1t. boH. TettbdrinSe,
Geiniter& aMtb. u oItb erin9e It. SarotneSI
Vrtidbcr NudlooteS, Nal ttlo GaOta:,
grant. 0HoHtpiDnoaS itlo Saeotnc9.
Mar. Sdd)furcAc!3 II. Scuf<S Gr0taeS,
&tcLct SprotteH unD SaIs= GaESeuctt,
Saiami unO 0pt1aer SrtifeI=Neberpttlt,
NeGte braunIdlW. SeroeIatDmrt,
WcdItcS fciIltes SIiOcn= tn0 Wepbu1I,
SaHeIoUrfer MeiUIenf uno @ctueIii6,
gtedlten SSin.b ceriaft 1lnn &Sunig,
GtraSbMr9er 8aIsIeber=Ynteteu,
SiebtG'S SIciidb erteatt, iTapOrtirt,
GoHGeRl. lditoei5sr tilto 1tncrtfGiitid dc WetId,
SItOeu, SSapern 1Iuo franz. Grhic;t,
&eutlde Gpar9eIu nttO SeItolUcr 0tttbet,
Gciultcn SaO6s, 8tpff1= uitO Nirs&affee,
TcitEc GbpfnLaoeu ., SSGfap II. SSafnpIdlaaIca,
StaI SSuocIu uuo Naccatoui,
OtciS=, &GrtpHeIs uuo 0rtcSntehI,
Sad ~ eisen=, CATER ttHo @ctiten=@
GirIe, &ittIen, 0ri;tfcsn uno 0crI9 etite,
0etr. oentfd,c StStct tt;io Sipctid)cu,
9eutId1eS 8 uctId ID cttfitaS tio &eiocIbcereti
SSrii DE .gtauo els, ~Ofpfiucu Hiio Gitronat,
StGI. Varnteini= Hno G0ainer:Se6Ie,
Wcd1tca GsRutenthn!e Sgdfe,
TctniteR 2tIhbItr9cr=, WGbttts tlO G1t0f1Ie,
%JrUinagc DC 9rtc IRo yScuId)atcIer &aie,
9amcmbert= ntiS GGprcrG=Se0ie,
Noaucfprts Rtlo &r6ufee=SeGie
Barrier GdluupftGbaf nou &oB2eR,
Gemtldbe GpiuurG0cr rto g3ouft0ber,
&soisidmbe, ~@OIspantoTcIn II. SerGt.,
gu ben b~iIigften 9reiien.
Henry Schoe11lxopf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
ueber sic Grfennun9sSet4en Der
Gobfrdnfbeit.

Gin wi6ttges WeerfmaL lit bic 9erdn6es
rung beS 0aareS burh ben Berluit DeS
@lauSes; oas 6aar nim1nt Elm I%truppiges
NuSleben an, ba5 Yfero iiebt fratt aus,
pbne oaB merfbdreS Sieber tpabr3unebmen
lit. @s buffet ODER ma6t Dielmebr 6uit@
beriI6e, betm MuSItoBen Der quit lit etn
frdh3enber Son gu boren. SIS fteuen fi6
@tbembei6meroen Elm. 9m &opfe oes Qfers
oes ldrtuelen bic QDmpbbriilet i'm Eebl>
oanae at, lpenlt Die &ranf6eit lanelam unb
aIrtG6li6 entite6t; bieie Nni6meuungeit
treten beim 9toB meiitens ~etniettig auf ul1o
ftno in btelem Sale ftets perbd6tig. S6ueQ
entiteben0e QnidJpellungen, tpelcbe alltbreS
den, 1tnb geip0bnlt9 nni9ulbiger gtatur,
Sin petteres Wierflnal am&opfe lit Der gas
ienausfluB- Elm b6les 8eiden, tpenn er
e~tnleitig a%uftritt; Elm iebr b0les 3etden,
uein eGinieitiger geaienauslu in Berbins
Oung nit einietti9er Druie (Nnldtpelung)
oortommt. 0ieier ausfluB ionoert lt6 III
g%eringer Wfaiie ab, bat cine grilnaelbe Tdr;
bung, uito bdS gefabrlt6lte Wtertntal ut
barl1 norbanoen, tpenn er oitl1nflullt9 lit.
Gin ipeitereS tpihti9eS Nnseiden 1T ods
beritdrfte I6rGnelt zines ODER aud beloer
Nugen; MAD eintger !3ett btloen 1t6 III
fSolge Oeiielben, uno 3iDdr oaonr6, oaB Die
ialSige Sliiiltgfeit Die Saare DegfriBt unter
ben Nugen berabgeben6e l1ngIibe Stretfen,
Delde lei6t tnabr3unebu1en iito. luf bets
ben Seiten Der Baden b~eftiloen it6 8eulen
bis CUR @r0be elmer Stride. 0iele 8eulen
f0nnen i6on in II Stlnoen aufbreDen uno
bilben bann 0ei6niire nit 3adigell, unebe7
nert GGnbert; bic BON oieien @el6plren
abselonoerte S%lalitsteit it ounn nno bat
cine ge!be Sarbe.
Sin lebr @arafteriittIdes 3et6en itno
@ei6miire in Der gtaieni6leimbaut. Som
&opfe ibertrdgt it6 Die &ranfbett, ben
9pmp6gefaBen folgen6, auf ben garsen
ilbri9eu GDrper; beionbers palrne6mbar
iino Die @riAeinunseu an ben S6ultern,
in ben 5la1fen uno auf betben Seiten bes
8audeS auf einem etpa cine 0ano brelten
Streifeu. Ser 8erIauf Der Wterflnale 1T
0erielhe pte am &ppfe.
gu benerten lit, baB Die @eldtDitre in
Der 0aut. lelten unter berlelben lieget. yin
ben TiiBen ftnben it6 Nni6mealnGen bes
elnen ober anberen 6interbeineS, IN einem
Doraeriidten 3uItanoe 8eulen uno @es
l6ipitre; mitunter ftnben ii6 biele Grldiets
nungen au6 an benz eii1em ober anoeren
8or6erbeine. @erbdhtig iinb bieie 9lns
i6peaunaen, tpenn tie allndbli6 entiteben,
tpenia warm unb l9mer5los iino.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
9nmermSe 6itlfe

0etUuDIL utS NVeE SurIupurtlu.
nSeit Sabreu," i9reibt 2tssie 90. De
8eai, 262 6iinf3ebute Ctr, 9rooflpn, g.
y, gbatte i'd leOeS Sriibjabr unertrGglihe
&opfidnerSeI. Sorigen Ntdr3 iing i1 au
Aper's Sarlapartla I'll nebn1ell unb babe
1ettoem fein Sopftpeb r1ebr gebabt."
SD litt ar &opfIdmers, Ilnperbauli9feit
1tno Sftpdd1e, uno fonnte mid MIR nit
Ntthe i'm 9arIe acknowledgement" 90
l1reibt Sran Sc. W. 2eiuiS aus A Ctr,
gotpen, Ytaii. ~I1er's GarIapariGla bat
BET mir et1e tpun0erbare Serduberung ber<
beigefitbrt. SD ftble mild nun fart un0
10 geiuno uie te."
Sonas @armar, ESQ.,, aus 21firs, 8a.,
ldreibt : DSeit Sabren leioe i) ie0en Sriibs
ling i9redli6 an &opfi6mers, ser BON per=
borbenem 8lute uno geff1rter Serbauung
berriibrt. @S mar mir al8 OBJ mir Der &opf
%5erIprtngen io1te urb ridtS bali mir. bis
th Iper's SariapariIa nabm. SieIe8 Wtits
tel bat mid nollfOmmen bergetellt."
Mls Srau @enepra Selallger BON $50. "a
Brtoge Ctr, Springftelo, MaIi., &per,S
Sarlapartna 81 gebrar1d]et aIfIng, bate 1e
lang an ether ernItlideu &eberfraufbeit gez
Ittten. 9abei mar fte ieoeS Sriibtabr NIT
&opfidner3- iotpie nit Otangel on Ippetit
llnb an 8erbauung geplagt. Sine Sretnotn
bereoete Ite, Iper'S SarIapartla 51 neGn1et1,
uuo OieIe mar cine tpurberbare gSobltbat
fir ite. Sebt lit ibre @eiunobeit oolfont-
men. Sober Mtdrtgrer beS &OpffAmer5es
miro 6iilfe ftnben in
9(0er's SariapariQa.
8abereitet pom DIR. S. 6. aper & Co., aoueG, 9tai,
greis 81; feds 8Iai@sH, S.. @ertb So bic 1Iai9s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
MfdrtDrer 0es SOpfldmcrSeS

Slden pergeblih nah Grleihterung, Biz ie
%anfangen, Nper'8 Sariaparilla ansumer,.
oeIt. Oann ieben Ie nit 0feue aui Oaa
jabrelange 2eioeu 5uriid, Dem ie bdtten ent=
geben %f0nneit, wen1 ie friiber al oieIem
Ottttel gegrtffen bdtteu. 0as nebel mar
ui9t ~lofaler, ioroern corftitHtione1er gtGtlr,
u16 fe muBten Acknowledgements leiben
bis glper's S%ariaparilta feline @irfung ais
aIterire1oeS uno blutretnigen6eS Olittel that.
Die Srau bes Samuet Sage, 81 Quittn
Ctr, 2otpea, OtaIi., litt lailge 3eit on bef=
tiger &opfldmer3en, Die burd) St0runqel1
in Nfagen rno 2eber berbeigefibrt marelt.
0ura Iper'S SarIapariaa murSe ie uOu=
fOmunen gebeilt.
6rant. Roberts, 727 @nibiugton Ctr,
Sottot, lagt, er babe friiber i9reflihe &opf>
fh11er6en gebabt uno nidtS babe ibm