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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29
WMcttomS @etfaMi

BON feinen 6ausbaltungs @egenitdnoen.
Wir tperben am Srettag, BEN 80. Nuguit 2
ltbr Na6m. auf Nuctton berfaufen alle
M0bel, pel6e fi6 in Der Geit6en3 SEQ. 228
Subgr6argeStr. %beftnben: beitebenb aus
einem fetnen Rarlor Set bon 5 Stiiden,
gepolftert tn cruibeb Wobatr Blii6 nit
antiquen ei6enen @eiteaen, Soften 1925 /;
etnem Mittel Tti6 mad ser neueften Wobe.
einem GDltn6er Bult uno 8it6eri6ranf
berbun6en; etnem tiirfti6en Sppba, Weis
BEN S6aufelftubl, etnem pra6tDoIen Yter
@las; lcbs antiqlen et6eRenS 6laf3immer
Sets, Soften bon $50 bis $3.50 ieGes !; cine
per1hlieBbare 8ettitatt, 6aar Matra3en,
Spiben Gardiner, 0orbGngen, 0raperten,
8iloern ltno @eiteaen; elmer ie6r i60ner
ubr. ebenio aIen 8riiiiels uno Snsrains
Teppi6en un0 SuBmattenn II. |. 10. 8le4s
u1o @lastpaaren, Bor3eQantpaaren, 2lus>
bebnungs>gi nn6 Spetiesimmer Stible
einen gentniular 8o6berb, &o6gei6trre
unb boaitdnbige @asetnri6tung, Softer
$11O. Obtge Mobel ftnb bur6aus antique
Gi6en unb purben nur 2 Wonate benubt.
0urben iebr ior9fdltig geDanObabt, folg:
lid finb ite 10 gut tpte neu
0iele ber Nrtifel tpurben auf 9eiteQunl
fit iolde 2eltte gema6t, tpel6e nlr ele:
sante Wtobel benuben. Oteies lit eine Sc
legen6eit tpelde ntdt oft geboten pirb
8ir baben bic 3eit bes 8erfaufes au
9ta6mttta9 9eiebt auitatt 8Ormitta9s, 81
mir glauben, baB es fit Ste Meiiten pal
ieneer lit. Wan bergeiie nidt 6reitag 80
Nuguit, unit 2 ubr No6m.
2auaaagb & SD6niou,
Wuctionatoren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29

q aIen seH. Wtt.tbeIanssn aus tatpoIii@ea Der
t3tigung 81 tteil ueroen.
= .. q. 6. GentraI=9eretn. Mtts
tbettung aus Der beute absebaltenen rnpnat>
ltAen @~eriammlnns ber Trufees bes
Wtttwensu u. W atfenfpnbs. Sett
lebter 8erfammluns fnb 38 teue Nttglte>
Der a%ufsenommen, 10 bab BITE @efamtsabl
teute 1923 betrd9t. Der &eferpefonb be-
trd9t $25,23l.19. Sterbefdae rurben felt
sebter @erfammluns dneerelbet, Mltguf
Watbten, ct. Peters. 9. New gDrf-$1000;
Sol. Sung, ct. Veter's |ew gorf-$1OO0;
8. g.. Gent, ct. Sofepb's Wtnona, Mtnn.,
$1,000; @b. @rOefd, ct. Soiepb's Dun:
purbe beaablt: IN Gltiatetb 9ampe, @we.
BON s. 8. 2ampe tn QutrcD, Sa.,-$10O0;
Bertha SAea, Wwe. .. 8artb. She1. tn
NortatOa, Mrf.,-$1O00; &atbar. 6etttper,
Wwe. .. Spf. 6ettwer tn Chicago, ST.
$1,000; WtdrD ct. Sulten, Mme. .. Spfepb
st. Sulten tn Solicit, Sa.,-$1O00; 8tns
Der Yotbumus BON Sbep. YDfbumus tn
Buffalo, q. g.,-$1O0O; 8atbar. Wtlfen,
Wne. .. s. u. Wtlfen In DdDton, o.
$1,000; u. u. 8eermann, @we. .. Bern.
8eermann tn ct. Bouts $1,000. Sptal
$1,000. @fe6ment Nr. % satlbar II. Oct.
1889, 20 nal bte Scala spurbe angeorbret.
Neue 8eretne fnb benz Us. u. u. S. BEIGE
treten: ct. Btus In Scrdntcn, ga. Sol.
serbe @ereine ftnb III ben 8. 81. &. s. 3.
dufsenommen tpprben: ct. @eprstus tn
gttcaep, ST., As Mitstteber, &eS. S. Ieits
ner. Yf1ryer; Sob. Wirtb, Yrdf.; Matt.
8rump, Secr.; = Ct. SUiepb's In Gpn>
NAT, S%aulfner Co.. Mrf., 81 Mttalteber,
Rep. Gus. S4mtbt, G. s. Sp., 8farrer f.;
Sof. 9einbart, 9rdf. S. Dc.i4eib, Seer. +;
: ct. Steptanus in gltarp, q. g., Il
Mttslteber, &ep. Bernard @6pppe, Bfar.
rer anb Brdf.; S. 9unseriAdfer. Secr. +;
ct. Spfepb's IL Sos &nseles, Gal, 80
MttslteDer, &ep. s. S. 8artf4, @farrer
Matb. &tesstr, Brdf.; Bascal Stefens,
Seer. - ct. 8tncents in 8ofpn, Maii.,
265 @ttslieoer, &ep. S. NOpper, Bfarrer
{. Steuer, 4rdi.; S. J. MlIer, Sfcr.
ct. Qputs, 10. Nug. '89.
$. s. SpdunbDrf, Ger.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29
ct. gran, b. eaIes raterHasnmas.Berstu

fir ben U!onat Ausuft 1889.
Ttatbias 3tuI, qnef 7. ctr. @eorg GebIe, 419
Oafp ctr. Serge Walfer, etitr1 nfo Ssrnes Ctr.
Referre . tfrtf.. 9arI Bsifneer.
gt. BpeR, Geuetdr. 7sS 0. z. gtrose.
Mrbetftr Gonatte Clos. eauer, grdFbent, Gu,
8 SspsiIsn Sd Trea, F Sofar o aeo' a gfSnS e sefsribs. SSeaHn
Sene, bic Nrbeit 80 9eben trtnfde en-, ionic s}ene, bic
arbeit iu&sn, m6gea fh 9efdaist Gn baS ubise gouiite
member.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29
Ndtbiet.

Das 81 tie 1T eth unsdblbares Seer,
gs flutbet tpte etn ptnbbewestes Meer;
9eberriAen fdnnt bu es ntAt aGe3ett,
Wta es perwtrren bid, fet fampfberett!
Gtn S9etl TT gut unb ftppft befAetben an,
DENT 6fne fAnel unb LAP tbm fret bic
Balm;
Gin She'll TT Dos, benz sDnne fstnen &aun,
r1nb lAeu4 i'm fort wte einen finfern
Eraunt.
Das 3wette 1T etn unf6stnbares DING,
Do9 BAT es @ertb, b'rum l@Gb' es nt6t
sertns!
5n ieber S6rtft it's tauienbfa4 gu feb'n
0a 100 es feblt, fam fetn @emdlb' ent:
teb'n.
IuA setst fi6 a%nberwdrts nod ietne Spur
Gs eintst fi9 btsmetlen Der Natur,
@eiett i@ grseln 3u, Ser Orb, benz eaab
Selbf NIT benz 9tmntel tnipft es eng felt
8anb.
Was nun bas 9 uobt entbdlt
. nt4ts!
Gin @rmutbsseusntb tf's, etn: vSebt sc
brt6t's"
Gin @tnf blps unb etn ftummer Singer
3ets,
Der bid bebeutfam mabnt: ~6alt' Time
fAwets"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29
Cine $1,000 Sot neri0emft

Wtan iubicribire fir cine Got in S. u.
6ump6reD's ySubbib. q" 9bbttion, nur
80 Cots in 8lof 2 tperben su $3.50 iebe
perfanft; $75 baar, &eit in |. ? uno 8
Sabren au 7 8rosent 3inien. Die Gage
ber Cots tpirb bur6 Coos feitgeiebt. Die
$1,000 Got in MtopaD 6tsbts nabe Trans>
fer nirb stpii6en ben Su6icribenten pere
loot unb an ben sliifltden Getpinner
bur1 Warrantp Deeo fret iibertraeen.
9teies Gigentbum liegt an elmer i60n
grabirten gtraBe unb nur nngefd6r 3tpei
glods bon Ser Nortb ct. Saul Motor
2inie. Ndberes BET sos. a. 9nmpbrep,
2immer sc Globe @ebGube.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29
Gooesan5ei9e uno Oanfia9un9.

Iuen u%nieren 8erpanbten, Sreuncen
urlo 8efannten Bic traurige gtadri6t, bab
AM %. 2luguit mad ldngerer &ranfbeit
%itiete geliebte @attin uno Wflltter
&atbarina SDiepba Sanien
(9eb. Ydllmen)
int Nlter bon 60 Sa6reu unb 6 Monaten
Ianft i'm 6errn entidlief. 9as 8esrdbniB
fanb ltatt am Sonntag rem 25. Qu9., tpos
Bel cine groBe Sabl 9~eibtragenoer ii6 eins
fanoe1t. lSuglet6 tpiini6en mir alien De-
men unlern uerbinolt6iten 0anf ausSuipres
den, tpelbe Der tbeuren Der torbenen tpGbs
renb ibrer 8ranfbsit beigeltanben uno itd
am 8egrdbniB betbetIiat baben. Inn Elm
titles @ebet fir Die Seelenrube Der Cabin.
geldiebenen bitten Die trauerilben 6tnter:
bliebenen
8et. SAT. Sanien, @atte.
Sos. Sanien,
Nrnolb Sanien, (
Wid. Sanien, Z
9ein. Sanien, 2
Marta Greper, seb. Sanien, :
Gornelia Sever, 9eb. Sanien.
9ittle SAILS, 26. Aueuit 1889.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29
0aus nuo Got IN berfaufen.

Cine gflot 80: 100 liant id0nem nelen
5rame6aus, Bios 2 8lcfs bon Der fatb.
ct. Ngnes STRIDE entfernt, lit btQig gu
p~erfaufen. Breis Bios $500. $1,000
baar, Geit auf 3eit. Qae QiieBments fiji,
StraBen, Sioetpatfs uno Sttpers iirb Be-
sa6lt. Wegen Ndberem tpenbe man ii6 ar
bic Office 6es ,Wanoerer'.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29

&ufDfuns bes &dtbiels tn Ycr. Nr.:
(Gt6tts etnsefanbt BON s. @psen, 8
3atb, 9. @raf s. 8ledtnser.)
@irfel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29
at. Clemens untertiRunqsgHerein.

Bonn sreiten TitttpOd i'm 4us. bis gum 2ten gaitt
mod i'm Sep :
Sobn Silt, las Gorr0n. SObn s Giiaer, 10 Carroll
StroBe
1aterer 9tfrtet: = Sofepb gdeI, 5e4 Bait
Goenne. Sobn Glcen, 81 Seiieu mine. Peter @nseIs
bi edit, 625 2oforette.
ct. AgneS > 9emetrbesDtHrtct.-6 uoo
81 pprots, CTS CHARLES. Yt'1 9ir5mener, 479 2ds
fone. Sobn Rdrtbenier, 642 Efnunb.
s.. WiQtperihei6, Gee.
AZ unb Al gGeft oct.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29

~ Nlen seH. WftitbetIunsen aus fatbolii@ea Der
etnen .uirb on porliesen6er GteGe an9euefiene Beritd
f&tigung 30 tteil uerben.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-10-19
1t Pays to Be MethodicaI.

We are in danger of running our
promising plans, in themselves worry
good, by the habit of putting off till
Tomorrow what may be done to-day.
THAT letter may be answered to-mor-
row; that request Of my friend may be
attended to tomorrow. and he will bt
no loser I Tie, but you q o the loser;
for the yielding to one such tempta-
tion Is tho signal for tho yielding up
the whole citadel to the enemy. THAT
note and thut valuable fact may be re-
corded IN my commonplace book to-
morrow" True, but every such In
dulgence Is heavy loss to you. Every
hour should be perseveringly filled up
But this IL not oil. It Is not sufficient
TO take for your motto, with the i'm
rortnl G"otias, "Hora rult," but let
1t DO filed up according to some plan.
One day filed up according to n pre-
vtous plan is worth moro than a week
filled up without any plan.-N. Y.
Ledger.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-10-19
THEY NOW LIVE ouIEfLX

IneY NJ" LIVE VOi6bIh
Western Characters Who Have Forsaken
Thor Old Lively Ways. .-
There is a host of men in these parts
who are leading quiet, respectable
lives who did not use to be so re5pecta-
BILE and quiet. They came to the West
when it was the fashion to shoot q
nun if you didn't like tho cut of his
coat or thought his grammar too good.
Being at Rome they did as tho Romans
did. But as custom changed they have
considerably changed with it. Their
blood still runs briskly, however. and
you don't want to swear Mt them un-
necessarily. Though they rare.y talk
about it, they are quite proud of their
earlier career and like to have it un-
derstood that once upon a time they
were ba-ad men. One day last week
a big, rough looking fellow entered q
Pullman car and began TO smoke and
sing vulgar songs. The colored por-
ter begged him to desi,t, but he shout
ed back that he wou d smoke where he
pleased and sing what no pleased and
no blamed niger could stop him. An
the porter aside and asked him if he
knew the express agent in the forward
car.
"Yes, sab. " answered the porter, II
does, sab; name O. Marshall. sah."
well, you give him this ca: d, and
tell him to como hero Immediately"
The porter went off, and presently
a robust, heavy. thick-set follow en-
tered, glanced about the car, perceiv-
ing the elderly man, and came for
ward.
"Do you remember meP" said the
elderly man.
II guess So" was the rather hest
tating answeI.
Aren't you sureP"
"Yes."
do you see that fellow yonder,
yelling and smokingp"
Yes"
''Can you get away with himp"
81 ant fearful to try"
s'Put him in tho smoking-car
The robust fellow promptly went
over to where the rough was sitting
and said: "Pardner, yo've got to get
out Of here. Tn told to put you out.
Fightin's right in my line, if you say
fight. 1 don't want no trouble, but it
all lays with you. Come, now, gitr'
For a moment there were signs of
battle, but in another moment the
rough thought better of it and meel1ly
allowed himself to BIO led away. The
robust fellow returned and reported
that it was all right.
you've lost none of your nerve
since I saw you last" remarked the
elderly man.
Marshall smiled all over. II guess
I'm some account yet, SIR" he replied.
81 hope your KNOWN me ant going
to lose me my jobP"
"Oh, no. Take care of yourself;
that's ALL"
Marshall retired. Another traveller,
speaking to the elderly man, observed
that the express agent looked like q
good fighter.
"Good I should say 30. I knew
him in the Black Hills years ago when
was sheri there. He was punching
COWS. He has killed his man several
times. Didn't it tickle him when I
told him he hadn't lost his nerveP"-
Montana Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-10-19

The now cathedral OF Berlin, no"
In course cf e"ecti"n. will be n,o Inv.
e"t Hrotas'"a, cnutch in Gocmn.y.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01
DR.. III. Warmers
B A Isl NJ 0 D f n D R 0 n

A preparation for Dipt iberia. Coughs,
Colds. Cauker. Common Sore Throat and
all affections OF the thr0st. II strikes at
the root of the Disease AT once and sucn
is its speedy effect. that any one Il ing il
freely according TO Directions for forty
light hours and not entirely satisfied
with it's merits. may re urn the Bottles
to the one they purchase of and the
money shall bc refunbei. This is no
raustic preparation. but one which !
used I'm season, will save the lives
thousands. and every family should have
one 3ottle in the house all the time.
SOLD By ALL FIRsT-CLAss DRUGGISTS.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01

els tbs the first time Won ever playea
the tramp" The question was sharp
ly put, and made the checks Of the
young man tingle with shame.
Poverty and hunger had subdued, TO
n great cxtcnt, his once proud spirit
that few weeks ago would not have
borne such an insult. In tone 10th
sad and truthful, he answered.:
"Ycs, sir, il is
"What business have yOI been en-
gagcd in, in Queen town
This question made the young man !
heart leap.
He had both expected and d~cadcd il
from the beginning.
Looking the farmer iu the face, he
answered without tine sllghlc-t h~sitI-
ton.
% was clerk, git.'
A" In what!
A store.
hat kind'
"Grneral retail dry-"ords ''1r-.
Wv ny ora you quiz az - .......
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out VI eH'P''J h'LI " va '''c7'
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01

Ask your druggist for DR.. Warmers
Balsam and take no other. as there is
nothing that can equsl IL. Ii he should
not have IL give him this advertisement
and have him order IL at once. IL il put
ul, in two sizes-price 80 cents and Il,
with full directions on each hottle; also
the address of II Warner. NJ. d.. spring
field. Mass. Will 'e blown in each bottle
None ether genuine.
All orders promptly attended TO Usus
a scouut To the trade.
n. WARNER. M. D.. sole manufacturer
T.. Box llI1. Springfield. Mass.
wM. BLANDING. Wholesale Druggis
"a and - Wryho>s-t street. Providence.
X. l.. agent for Dr. Warmers Balsamolen.
irnn
AZ there are 81 many worthless msdi-
cin-s put uIon the market. W. have de-
cidrd g. put up a sample bottle OF Dr. H.
" rner's Balsam. price % cents. as in
ucement tor people 10 tes. she merEts Il
.is vrfas .3s reISs1y
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01

"Thut seems remarkable. How did you
secure your present NlgOr -
My old friend COluuel Hunt, who We all
thought WIS gong 10 de, cured me-"
" How 7"
" IL seems he secured n preparation in Now
York, which grew on the BrcyOOrt estate,
which wns then "A farm. hut which Is now the
heart of New York City. He cured himself, and
through his advice tired the sime means and
was restored 10 perfect health. The medicine
was 80 wonderful I'm ~ results. that Colonel
Hunt afterwards put u mp for the use OF the
public, ana II j. the most popular medicine to-
day, being nothing less than the celebrated
Hunts Remedy
" DO YOU still take At, CulnnclY
" Yes 1 use il qultp regularly. ~ ! have tho
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01

the old rickcty gate, and took a seat on
the beam of the plow. Ills name
is Browniicd, AMI he's from Queens
town; was n dry-goods clerk. 1t must
be the same fellow, bat Bill's a comm
an he'll be apt to know. We must
make his acquaintance cf it is"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01

slightest symptpusuicOld
or am ever out of sorts
in any way, ] take n
dose. and IN n few
hours | feel all right
again. | am satisfied
there arc thousands Of
aged men aud women
who are suffering all
the while, but who
might be i'm just as
good health and spirits
a. | am, for they GER
tainly have better con
stltutions than /. and
yet | have lived 10 hc ". "
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01

" Do yOii not feel your
age weighing heavily
upon yuu. Colonel Z"
asked the writer.
Not in the least. ! feel
almost as young asa boy
ct ~. although. ut course,
lam not 80 active"
" Have you always been
Gc'iNe and healthy -
4" No, indeed when
was in middle life / was
almost a physical wreck.
n was thin, pale. weak,
Jund hubblcd about on u
stick"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01
Y. III hnXe tho

The facts above stated are given just as they
occurred, and they furnish "A very good sug-
gestiOn To all pcopl" OF advanced years, who
may hc sun ring, but Who uINr 'hc means Of
health within their reach
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01
ONE Oh OUR MErnnnlsr cLERGYMEN.

rEovlDENCE Is. l., sept. 80 lSs6
THIS II tu certify that ave been troubled fOI
n long time with Acry Pro>tru,Ou and Palpi.
tatiun Ol Heart whic. uad caused me to be 50
weak that feared .ISt might be obliged 10
give up my labor But about iOur weeks ago |
put mys, Il Gndcr G care of Dr. Warner, ana now
ircl perfectly e., end would recommend and
any one troublcI as | was to see The Doctor at
once Rev. RICHARD CtDERBERRY.
NJ. u Oakland Ave. Pastor swedish VI r. Mission
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01
Tonight aud Tomorrow sight.

Tonight aud Tomorrow Night
Aud each day ann night during this week YOU
can get at al druggists kemp's Balsam tot the
throat and lungs. acknowledged 10 be the most
successful remedy ever Id tOt the Cureo coui.hs
Group bronchitis. whooping cough. asthma aud
consumption Get bottle to-day aud keep ~
always in the house, 30 you can check your cold
az Uuye pElcv U0c and 81, samllo LctrvS Zee
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01


Worcester office THURSDAYS.
The other three days the DR.. will reserve
recreation until lurther notice.
Dr. Warner euli ightens mankind iu true medica
science. and he forces all quacks, ignorant pre-
tenders, and dispensers ot mineral pUIsous INTO
other occupations and all patent nO,trums and
advertised mpdcnCs into oblivion.
Alexander, Caesar, Napoleon and Washington
were natural generals; Homer, Shakespeare, Mil
ton and Byron natural poets. Demosthenes and
Cicero natural oulur>, Atchimcdcs was natural
mechanic, Blind Tom "A natural musician the
learned blacksmith a natural linguist; Webster
"A natural lawyer; Dr. II. Warner is u natural
physician. educated in the great book of nature
land regular graduate UispJ lnnumable patti
euts testify To his wonderful cures. lie asks no
questions, tell the patient all OF their symptoms,
ana every bad feeling well as the cause OF their
sickness. II durable, tells them - and ii cntrtst
ed with the case, soon cures IT, generally in a
surprisingly short time. The diseases that Or.
Warner y especial attention 10 are: Lung and
ThIont troubles, Dyspepsia. PalpitatiOn OF the
Heart, liver complaint Female Ompldints,
liberation Falling OF the " omb, etc. hi ney
Dis,H Hsc, Rheumatism, salt Rhoum Pimples
the Face, Constipation. indications OF Outh
and all seminal v, ,akuesscS, all scroluluus Alice
tiuns. Billions Comp aIuts Nervous and Genera
ucbility, Loss of Vitality, etc
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01
see what one of tncs.Neu known physicians OF

TrONlUVnVc says OF Ut. NUTllVT,
PROVIDENCE, r. / Feb. 10, lssG
This l. 10 certify that /, Dr. Mcknight, hai
been suffering from Chronic Inflammation OF the
Kidneys and the first treatment received from
Dr Warner greatly rcliyed me, and would mos
cheertully recommend him tor such troubles.
G.. q. MCKNIGHT. NJ. D.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01
AN OLD VETERAN.
A Centsnarian who 4. ss Young ss .
Boy secret OF his yigor Explained

Colonel Nathaniel Warren. residing on Beacon
Street, Boston. IL " years ~ aud apparently
ia perfect health and vigOr lie has a clear
memory ~ the early times Of the common.
wealth, when the states were struggling for
existence. lie was a soldier In the war Of lsl2
in which he was severely wounded. and he takes
as active an interest In political and public
affairs to-day as ever In his life before. The
writer had an interesting conversation with
him the other day, In the course Of which the
following facts were brought out:
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01

II Is - sewing machine advertisement,
il is truc.
IT Is NOT AN OLD sTEREOTlpED
STORY.
We hnvc something OF INTEREST
TO YOU. whether you wish to buy ur not.
We have machine quite unlike any
thing else. NEW PRINCIPLES, NEW
IDEAS
It's name Is fami lar. TT Is THE
NEW lIlGU ARM DAVIS"
lou say You have seen it; YOU ARE
MISTAKEN. II is ~ new pattern; a
NEW MODEL.
Dd Won ever see sewing machine
with ONLY SIN WORklNG PARTS. II
no.. Nuu never saw tins new machine.
The old method of feeding from below
IS entirely done away. and all the com
pljcatcd machinery connected thrrcw ih
taken out and dispensed with. NO MA
CHINERN UNDERNEATH To clean or oil.
THIS NEW FEED method does net
SIOp az seams, hut STEPS evenly over
tucm There is ONLY ONE TENSION
tu regulate. No holes to thread through.
II is the only machine having 81 EEL
ROLL BEARINGS for its needle bar
The only machine having n SUPPORT
FOR 1llE NEEDLE after il leaves the
needle bar
You cu't comprehend II. You won't
! Lcl eve IL unless YOU COME AND SEE
FOR YOURSELF. 1t will pay yoL FROM
I CURIOSITY. We are 80 much interested
i'm this ourselves that we are anxious yor
sh uld see. know. tell and help us ~
these facts before the peupie.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01
rRoylprNcE. Juno :. $50.

This is to certify that | was troubled with Ner-
Nous frustHtiuu AMI severe pain in the head
aud had been unable To " brk for six mo lths
previous to putting myself under the care Ul Dr.
Warner After the first treatment began To inn
prove, and continued To until | was perfectly
cured. And | would most gladly recommend
any one troubled To- place themselves under the
care of Dr Warner srhAlCe HAS. ii. tUKFEw,
3l3 Amherst Ave his wi e Elizabeth Curiew
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-02-01

This Is to certify that | was troubled with
rheumatism and Dyspepsia, and put myself
under Dr. Manner ere. March 80, 1856,
after two treatments began to improve. Iud
am perfectly we'll, and weigh more than
before, aud do earnestly rccommeni any one
see the Doctor at pLcc. tHAS. &. MAtnEG,
l26 Plain St, PrOgi cucc, X.