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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01

CnARtmroS, W. Va, May 3l.-Ilcavy
rain began falling here a, noon yesterday
aud con.inucd until late hour last night.
which caused hood In the tributaries Of
the Hanawha River TIE Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad bridge over cabin Creek
was carried away, aud booms v Elk aud
Coal Rivers swept away, and millions OF
dollars worth Of timber, lumber and rail-
road ties swept away. II is fcarcd that
portion OF the city will be- submerged. Tho
rivers aro sill rising. Tho Thermometer
fppistgrE ISo
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Local pooi.noom. uI, Heavily.

Tho boys had a picnic yesterday with
the Derby Pool.room and the Newmarket.
The former particularly made a big dump,
tho combination book alone being somc-
something like 81, 200 out. Everybody
seemed 10 have a ticket on fidcs aud Mir
acle, both Of which were tipped in TmE
ArPKAL 10 win, as was Iago, although Tel.
ophone was the post iayorie. Now is the
time TO subscribe.
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HiIIehh, LirhinInr.

CoaYDoS, Ind, May 3l.-while Eph-
rain Kassncr was returning from Loayen.
worth to his home In this county Wedncs-
day evening Lightning struck his wagon,
in which Noro seated five persons besides
himself, instantly killing lis wife aud 10
shocking lady named Cline that she has
become insane. All the others were more
or less injured. The wagon was shattered
and one VI the horses was killed.
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IoypoS, Mny 3l.-A cable dispatch has
been received In this city from Gen.
Hyppoliie, tho Insurgonl leader Of llayh,
saving he has defeated President Legilime,
captured Port-au-Prince, tho capital Of
that country, and proclaimed himself Pro-
yisional lIegdeuL
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IIAGEEstowN, Md, May 3l.-A terrific
storm passed over the Potomac River dis
trict ol Washington County yesterday ai-
tcrnoon. II seemed TO follow the course
Of the river, leaving destruction In its
tracks and blowing down buildings, trees
aud fences and running growing crops
Telegraph and telephone weres are down
aud !, is impossible TO obtain particulars.
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IIen,y frost At Columbus.

sIccial Dispatch 10 The Appchl
CoiuNnus, Miss, May 3l.-Thorc was
quito q heavy frost hero this morning
though not enough to do any serious dam
age. This Il the latest that frost has ever
been known here. The Thermometer went
down 10 gj'
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IATONfA.

TAIWNINs
First Raec-Chccuy, fnro
second Race. M0uita lnrlv. Jaklo Toms.
Third Racc-ioc Seyins. .'ituflcia.
Fourth Race Bravo. Long hoy.
fitth l,acc- Jewel Han, Tcnacliy.
NJ. LOUIS.
Flrti Racc-w wheeler 7. Kcrmeue.
second RacC-C Chilhowlc. KcuycuA
Thifd Race iongfsh, Tcuion
Fourth Rncc-i lynwny, Lula "a
Fifth Raoc-Catalino, Irish Pat
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A nrnorlcd Indlnn onihrcnL.

CncAGo, Ill.,, May 81. A dispatch from
Omaha, Nch., SAYS An Indian outbreak
Is reported in kcya Paha County, on the
Dakota frontier Settlers arc said 10 bc
ilocking into Nordcn, aud tho place Is
being fortified. Whether there IL really
any trouble, or this is simply one Of the
periodical scarcs 10 which frontier settlers
are subject, Is unknown ut present.
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.norntIncL.o,,. r.pu.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn. May SILT showed
here yesterday, aud this morning the roofs
Of tile houses were covered with a big
white frost. Tho damage 10 vcgctati~Q
and growing crops is but slight, as eyery->
fhiuu Vyug wet
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The rcup.yIynnia nonlbcd Conc.

PnILADELPuA, Pa, May 3l.-Tho tracks
west OF Johnstown arc at some points en-
tirely carried away and the roadbed gone.
Tho river for some distance above tho
bridge Is filed with buildings and driit
forty feet high, which is on fire aud likely
10 damage the bridge, which IL OF stone.
The flood Ia beyond control. Johnstown
Is literally wiped ont
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Snow 40 The Dcpih oT ~. Inehc..

WABASH, Ind, May 3l.-Ihc heaviest
rainfall In years has been prevailing
throughout this region Tor two days, AZ
benton llarbor, Mich, snow fell TO the
depth Of six inches. Snow Is also reported
M oIhrr nlacoa
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ycgsBrRG, Ml,. Nay al yer rising
up tity Of Monroe, 70 ~. 10, Y rat
LouisvfLLE, KY. May gi%lt rising. with
feet o inches on the falls aT'(Df II lnches iu
dc canal Weather cloudy aua 'Ooi
ST. louis, Mo-. May si.-Rlyer ats feet and
rising. Wcathcr cloudy aud cool. Afrycii Chof.
okce. Memphig city oi vlcksburg, Natchct pr.
parted Cherokee, homphlA
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The n,In In.Iln rlme.

Special Dispatch % The Appeal
NEwnruS, Tenn, May Jl.-Pleniy Of
rain has inllen 10 this section In the last
lew days. II the dry spell bad lasted much
longer the crop prospects would have been
very gloomy indeed. Harvest will com
mcncc here this week. The crop, how
rNnr |. lIulL
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,Ini. Cnlc.n aond Mnrl,.

Special pkpatrh 10 The Appeal
PlyE BLurr. Ark, May 3l.--MaI. Cole,
the eloquent evangelist, after a stay Of SOW
orh weeks, left this evening 10 lill an en-
gngemcnt NJ Helena Ills religious work
here has been wonderful and unprece-
dpnicd
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OBITUARY.


RicuMoSp, Va, May 3l.--DE S. T..
Moore, who wm surgeon.Gencral Of the
Confederate States, died suddenly at his
residence, in this city, this morning Of
congestion OF the lungs.
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Lady Blackburn no. Magee, 8 to |, third;
Cecil r l05, Fox; Spring Dance 40, Allen;
Susie l. l05, Hardin; May A l05, Brice;
Regents Valentine los, Shafer; Bessemer
l05, Cooper; finished in the order named.
Ballyhoo and Lady Blackburn were head
and head in front when the flag fell. They
ran together into the stretch, where Adele
NJ went out in front and won by length,
Ballyhoo second, Lady Blackburn third.
Time-l:0l4.
Fourth Race-Purse; for three -year-olds
and upward; one mile and seventy yards.
Ban Hazem 90, Ray, to !, first; Dad l03,
Finnegan, 2 TO l, second; Quindaro Belle
%, Boyer, Z to !, third. AT tho start, Dad
was in front, Ban llazem second. who
took the lead ut the judges stand and
never gave it up, winning by two lengths.
Dad second, five lengths in front OF Quin-
daro Belle, third. Time-l56}.
Filth Race-Sensaton Stakes, for two
year olds, 81, 900 added, three-quar,ers OF
a mile. Avondale ll3, Brcckinridge, 1 to
|, first; Starter Caldwell l2l, Taral, 10 J.,
second; Outlook ll3, Warwick, TO 2,
third; Frederick |. Ill, Freeman; Abilene
los, Ray; Lillian Lindsay ll0, Allen; Mary
Malloy l05, Stoval; Flambeau Ill, Finne-
gan, finished in the order named. Lillian
Lindsay was in front when the flag fell,
with Starter Caldwell second. The two
led punched in the stretch when Avon
dale came on and passed the leaders, win
ming by length from Starter Caldwell
second, Outlook third. Tme-l:22l.
LAToNIA ENTRIES AND POOLING.
First Race -Thrcequartcr Of mile; selling.
Los Webster ", s0 Festus 49, S. lago i03, 81; BOn
Jar los, o. Checny 10Y. SS Fargo lts, S. Holland
los, q; Ben u. 100, S. Fleetwood 10, S. stuart
iiG, go.
second Racc-Sevcn.clghths Of a mile; selling.
jake Toms l0l. $40 Vlrginius iOi, So Maid Of or
leans l01, sI Monlta Hardy i0G $40 Castaway los,
s5 Cast steel los -. Montapeak 10, -; Arundel
H., 81; Cupid ii6. s.
Third Race-fivc clghths Of mile, twoyenr- -olds.
Regents Valentine lt1. Sal Peerless 100, a: Gun
Mad lo3 SO Joe Nevins 100, ~ Iioga iOS $40, John
Mccullough i0,. &c. Uncle Kit l03, 20.
Fourth i,acc-Onc mile Marchburn %, SS New
Castle " q; Lcdcrkmnk l02 IS; Josie NJ TO-, Si2;
Long Boy H. s.; Bravo IL $50.
Filth kace-Onc aud u quarter miles, Holland
handicap. Gulliord lOi. s.. jewel Han los, $40
Marchna lOd, 81; MontrOsc IL, go. Tenacity 100,
sG Hypocrlte ia, S.
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HARnisoNBugG. Va, May There
was a great storm in thisfcclon !ast night.
The wind blew perfect hurricane. Wheat
was blown down. trees uprooicd, houses
unrooicd aud fences laid low. The dam
age Is great.
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wNAnrc, Ind. May 3l.-Rain has
fallcn without ccasing for forty-oight houn,
aud il changed 10 snow Yesterday alter
neon. There has been nearly lwcnty-two
inches of rainialland much damage will bc
by loodr.
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GAlrvA, H., May 3l.-A heavy white
frost visited this section yesterday morn
inc. Corn in low grounds was blasted TO
Inc sprout and all kinds Of tender fruit
killed. The damage Is very serious
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HOLLY nprIn4s InIIreIy Dry.

special bs aich 10 The Appeal
lIolN srRNos, Miss, May 3l.-lIolly
Springs goes dry today. Tho last regular
saloon, also Wholesale liquor house,
close tonight at r. o'clock.
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I,,c Iicrrc.t AIorm IN YeAr..

MicuioAN CRY, Ind, May Sl.-A
uorhca.ter, the Gerccst storm known
here Tor years, now prevails Snow fell
here yesterday 10 tho depth oil about an
iuch.
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exciting. But two trains were sent out by
the Pennsylvania from the Union Station
at Pittsburg, and the first of these was the
special train of the Associated Press, The
Pi,tsburg papers also sent out specials, but
up TO II o'clock nothing reliable as TO do
tails OF the loss Of life or property had
been ascer;ained. The difficulty in send
ing press dispatches was overcome by an
expedient familiar To the Associated Press
in these trying times.
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II seems impossible at this tme to hopo
that any OF them have escaped. Six miles
further down was the town of Conomaugh,
and here alone was there Typographical
possibility, the spreading Of the flood aud
the breaking of its force. II contained
$500 inhabitants, and must be almost
wholly devastated.
Woodvalc, with 1000 people, lay milo
below Conemaugh in the fiat, and one mile
further down were Johnstown and its clus.
ter OF sister towns-Cambria City, Conc
maughborough-with q total population Of
$4,000, on made ground, and stretched
along right at the river verge were the
immense iron works OF tho Cambria Iron
and Steel Company, who hay0
5000, 900 invested in their plant. Besides
this there are many other large industrial
establishments on the bank OF the river,
the damage to which cannot be estimated.
AT III O'Clock pm. n railroad man SAYS
the loss of life will reach 500, and possibly
over 1000. Tho reports OF the loss OF life
In towns above cannot be confirmed.
The JuniaiR nnd susquchanua Up.
PIrrsBuRo, Pa., May 3l.--A special
from Tyrone, Pa, says The JuniNta
River has ovcrilowed its banks at this
place and flooded the entire southern por-
ton Of the city, causing great destruction
TO prof. erty and the streets People living
In the flooded districts had to be removed
from their homes In wagons to places OF
safety. All the railroads centering in this
place are greatly damaged by the floods
The water was never known to be so high Mt
this place. At Curwonsvillc one man was
drowned, and at CicarIield two Young
ladies' were drowned in trying TO escape
from tho flooded district, The SusQuc-
hanna River has overlowed It's banks at
Clearfield, aud tho entire place is uader
water and all means OF escape cut of.
Many people have gathered in the court
house aud opora-houso as place Of
safety. This evening II is slill raining
bard and the waters rising rapidly.
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DEnRi, Ia, May 3I.-Ihc coursc OF the
torrent from the broken dam at the foot Of
the lake TO Johnstown Is almost eighteen
miles, and with the exception Of at one
point tho water passed through a narrow
V shaped valley. -Four miles below the
dam lay the town Of South Fork, where
tho South Fork itself emptics into the
Conemaugh River Tho town con.
tainod aboutSi2, 600 inhabitants Il
has not bocn heard from, but II Is
said that iour-aiths Of II had boen swept
away. -Four miles further down on tho
Conemadgh River. which runs parallel
with the main line Of the Pcnnsylyania
Railroad was the town OF Mineral Point.
II had 800 inhabitants, % per cent Of The
houses being OH a nat close 10 the r.'cr.
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ANNIHILATED.

ANNIHILATED.
Johnstown. Pa, Totally Destroyed,
It's Houses Swept Away by a Flood
and It's People Drowned.
A Vast Reservoir Containing Ton
Billion Gallons Breaks Away,
And With the Force Acquired by q
3oo-Foot Precipitation
1t Rushes Down tho Narrow Valley
and Submerges the City.
All Railroad and Tolegraphic Com
munication Is Cut on
Nobody Gan Get Near Enough to
the Scene to Investigate
Ono Man Counts 400 Dead Bodies
as They Pass Down Stream,
And Others Elsewhere Discover
Scores of Unfortunate Victims.
From the Present Indications Ger
tainly Not Less Than
A Thousand People Were Drowned
In tho Surging Flood.
This, However, Cannot be Estimated, 4,
Owing to the Impossibility OF Get
ting Anywhere Near tho Scene OF
Disastor-The Population OF
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nIlustIon mon,l, 0,owlnE MoI.e.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May "a. - Dis
patches up 10 midnight at the Office Of the
general manager Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road indicate that the situation Is hourly
growing worse. The effects Of the storm
are now being felt on tho middle division
Of that road, extending between Harris.
burg and Altoona. LuislidcB aud wash.
outs arc reported along the lino between
those places No train will be stnt out
west Of Harrisburg until the storm abatos
aud the extent Of the damage can be as
ccrinincd.
The New York Limited Express, east.
bound, which Is nt WilmOrc, had u narrow
escape from destruction. The conductor
reports that immediately after his train
had passed over the bridge which spans
the river at South Fork that structure was
swept away by the rushing water. Gen.
cral Manager pugh said at midnight that
no trains would be allowed 10 proceed
until the tracks were cleared away
and rendered entirely safe for
travel. Orders have been Issued Tor
construction trains 10 be put in readiness
lor work. Thocondiiion OF affairs on the
Philadelphia x Erie Railroad Is almost aB
bad as on the Middle aud Pitlsburg diyis-
ions OF the Pennsylvania road. The lco.
graph line on that road between Harris.
burg aud here were lost before o'clock
aud no information has been received
from there since that hour. Information
received early In the evening indcates tbs.
there arc washOuis aud landslidcs all
along tho route, completely susrcnding
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And Others Elsewhere Discover
Scores of Unfortunate Victims.
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Ono Man Counts 900 Dead Bodies
as They Pass Down Stream,
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= THE APPEAL -

Has n larger circulation than
any oshsr hewspaRsr In the re-.
gion comprised Py @e stAtsae OF
Tennessee, HIississippi. Arkan.
xas, Alabama. Texas and Lou.
isianA-
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PATTI rAHEs TnE srcoND HEAr.

The second heat between Patti, Mack q
and Crossweight resulted In victory for
the former. CroSweight was of his feet
before The first turn and lost so much
ground that he was dstsnced before the
race was half over. Mack G seemed TO
have the race well In hand all the way
round. but broke passing the clubhouse,
while Patti. trotiing true and steady, came
first under the wire 10y two lengths. Time
90
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Nobody Gan Get Near Enough to
tho Scene to Investigate
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menten enibalten iinb unb segen @euBes
rungeu, Die wdhrenb geri9tli9er Wers
%banblun9en sem29t nnb baum pablicirt
tperben.
@ettion y Nidt dig 2ibe0 gelten
iolen ole ipl6e MeuBerungen Der prefe
-au9 penn fe beleibisenben Snbalts
fnb-wenn biefelbeu na9peisbar ni6t
in Iei6tfertiger, b6smiaiger Mbf6t gez
than tperoen, %ioucern in Go!ge Don
MibIeituug our@ faIlde SnfOrmas
tipnen.
Settion 81 Wer cine 2i6eGs
alage einrei9t, muB slei63eitig ben
Bemeis beibringen, baB bic BeI9ulbis
eung, bic gesen i'm erboben muroe,
falf6 1T, unb baB Der 0erfafer beg 2is
bells in b6suiaiger Nbfi9t banbelte, aIs
ct baiielbs gegert i'm ber6fentli6te.
Seftipn 81 @enn cine 3eitung,
mibleitet bur6 faIi6e SnfOrmationeu,
elm 2fbeQ gegen Semanb ber6fentli6t
bat, aber iofort, na1bem Die Bemeiie
bon bet uuri6tigteit iener Bebauptuns
gen beigebra9t wurben, cine allen Bill
lisen unb berniinftisen Nnfpra6en aez
niigeube Beri6tiguug bringt, 10 ioa bas
ie6e @ntI9dbigungstlage aufbebeu.
Wie man 1iebt, feblen Die beiben 8ez
fimmungen, bic Sob. &oB in 8esug
auf bic Girtrung elmer Marimal : @nt.
f9dbigungsiumme unb gegen bic Gin
rei6uns mebrerer Rlagen tueeen elmer
8eleibiguug in ieiuer 8Oti6aft betbOr=
geboben bate.
Obne 9in3ufisung bieier gefim=
tnungen eri@eint uns Der Wilioni9e
@eieBenttpurf ni@t annebmbar, ba er
3tpar better 1T. dig hos iebige @eieb.
aber bod nidt gang ben Mnforberungen
entipri9t, bic man an elm neues 2ibeQ,
@efeb au iteaen bere9tigt 1T.
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Nier5iaidbrtae Grfahrnne elmer
alten Wdrtertn.

Mrs. @inslows Soothing @hrup tpirb
bon elmer ter belten Doftorinnen unb ben
Bdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten Der.
fdrieten. @r tpuroe felt 40 Sabren bon
Miaicnen, bon WIttern unb 8inbern nit
ME feblenbem @rfOlse sebraudt, iOwobl
bon benz 6 Gage alien Sinbe, wie bon erz
wadienen Sinbern. gr beieitist S4drfe
i'm MuSen, befreit bon Winbfclic uno res
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er Deridafft far Sin.
Der uub Wlutter Rube unb Wohlbenasen.
Wir slauben, baB Der Sprup bas bette
unb fderite Wittel 1T seSen Dpienterie
unb Diurrhce bel ainbern, Slei&piel Of
burd 3ahnen peruriadt cber burd anbe.
re llriaden. Cine @ebruudsanweiiuns
wirO iecer 5lui9e beiseseben. Sc it
teins ddt, trenn ni&t bas Saefmile bon
Curtis u. Bertins uuf Der MuBenieite Der
@inpaduns enthalten If. Sn allen NYns
tbeten III baben, bic 6laide Is Gents.
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Miilionss5 Station bel 9ar.el=ealam
an, pO li@ cine Nn3abl BET Don
SeutI9en freigelai1enen StIapen
b%efanben. gs entipann fi6 elm
iebr beftiges Select, in tpels
dem beibe Seiten aismli6 1arte
Werluffe batten. Sic Sniurgente11 ao=
gen fi6 i6Iiebli6 auriid. Su 9inbt unb
&ilpa baben bic Sniureenten ben inbis
i6en unb britii6en 8emobnern frelen
Nb3ug geitattet unb biele bon linen finb
in Zanzibar eiugetrofen. 9ie feinbles
lige 5timmung ae9en bic 9eutl6en 1T
aber mod INNER i'm 3unebmen begrif=
fen, unb bas gan3s @ebiet befinbet li1
i'm 3ufaube oes aagemeinsn Wufrubrs.
Sn Wilbelmsbabsn murben 3pei Sat
terien bann0berifder Gelb. Wrtilerie einz
gei6ift, bic gegen bic Mufitdubii9en
an Der oftafritanii9en Suite in Mnpens
bung fommen iolen.
Gin Brief an bic vGranffurter 3eis
tun9", Der bon Stonep fommt, giebt
intete1ante Nufi9li1e iiber bic Dor,
9dn8e auf Samoa. Dana9 paren es
tpirfli6 Nmeritaner, wel6e bic ginges
borenen aegen bic Deuti6en aufbebten,
un5 ielbit bic enslifden 8ldtter geben
bies nidt nur unummunben gu, fonbern
ipre6en aud ibr 8eoauern batiber aug.
Ser 2ommanbeur Der amerifanii9en
2riegsf9ife i'm 9afen bon Npia miro
beftig getabelt, neil er bic Nnbdnser
Matafas gegen bic Deuti9en aufgebebt
babe. Giefe bdtten fi6 = beiBt es in
ienem 8riefe al bic uGranffurter 3eis
tuns" ldn9ft auf 8erbanblungen einses
Ia1en, tpenn Die Nmertfaner ibnett ni9t
oerfpro6en bdtten, baB bemnddf elm
56if nit WaHen unb Munitior aug
San Jrancisco fur ite eintrefen ipsrbe.
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California meime.

Weinlebbaber finben elm groBes 2az
ger BON feinen California Weinen BEL
9errn s. S. MeDer am Mlamo
plaaa. 9err WeDer fudt bic Meine
an Srt uno Stele aus u1.b fauft brett
aug Dem Seller Ter Weinaudter. MIs
gutem Renner gelingt es inn itets, bic
beften 9otten aus3umdblen. ct fann
ietne 9unben uno GamiIien nit einenl
guten Sropfen berieben. Rotb= unb
WeiBmeine in bor3iieli6er QuaIitdt
BON feBt ab $1.00 per @anone - fret
ins 6aus geliefert.
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@titet Gah ppr salbea eegen 3atarrb,
Die QueGfilber entha(tett,

ba Auedflber fiber ben CHM bes @eruds ser,
itoren unb bas game @bfem boGia se%rriittet
miro, tueun es Ourd bic ihleimisen Sberaaden
einbrinst. Splde Nrtitel iouten ME auBer
auf Serurbnmns gut berufener aer5te sebraudt
pcrben, ba BET S9aben, ben ie anridten, aebn-
NAL 10 srob lit ais baS Suite, baS SIR babon
%eraieIen fOnntet. SaIl'S Ratarrb Sur,
%fabri3irt bon s. 5. @bene1 & Co., Iplebo, 8,
ent6alt fsin Auediilber unb tpirb innerlid ge.
nolnmen unb nirft brett auf bas Blut uns bic
idleimiaen Sberadden bes Sbftems. @enn
Sbr Sau's &atarrb Sur fauft, feb Gder, oab
Sbr bic d9te befommt. Sic tpirb innsrli9 ge-
nommen unb in Iolebp, Ohio, BON s. $.
@beneb & 6 o., aemadt.
eY- 8erfauft bon allen Nput6ern, %reis 76
Cts. fur Die Glaide.
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