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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28

The Twenty fifth Street Stars defeated
the Belmont Stars yesterday. Score, q to
10. Batteries, Lynch and Maloney, Myers
and Coffee.
The AtIantics will cross bats with the
Benwood Clippers, On the grounds OF the
latter, this afternoon, and good game
may be looked for.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
Board Of Equalization and Appeals
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CLERKS OFFICE, CITY OF WHEELING, W. VA.
DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
i all persons interested that the assessors elect
ed by the Council OF the City OF Wheeling have
completed their assessment for the year and
made return thereof to my Office. Amy persons
wishing to appeal from said assessment or desir
Building before the Board of Equalization and
Appeals on the following days, ct 9 o'clock a. m,
as the said Board will meet at that time at the
said City Building, TO hear all objections to said
assessment and revise and correct the same:
Eighth ward, Monday. July D.
Sixth ward, Tuesday, July %.
Fifth ward, Wednesday, July q.
-Four ward Thursday. July rs.
Third ward, Friday, July &c.
Second ward, Monday, July %
Seventh ward, Tuesday, July 80
First ward, Wednesday. july 81.
THOMAS +. THOEER,
jyl9i City Clerk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she We a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
Tho O. O. +. Relief Fund.

Grand Treasurer Henry Seamon has re-
ceived the following additional amounts
from West Virginia Lodges, TO be credited
up to the Johnstown relief fund, being
raised by tbs Order in West Virginia:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28

The Wheeling, Jr., defeated Red Let
ter, Jr., yesterday, by score of IS to 2. q
The Garden Spots would like to hear
from any amateur club in this city under
l6 years OF age. II accepted address
through the REGIsTER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28

A casual observer would not imagine
that so many Wheeling people are away
for the summer solstic, enjoying the salty
breezes at the sesshore, the cool winds on
the mountain tops, OF the balmy, fragrant all
of the country, as the following list Shove,
but even then all those who are away to
escape the heat of the city, or spending
brief vacations, are not recorded, because
they could not be secured.
The married man whose family is away,
while he has to remain to attend to his
business, is disconsolate. but be has coD-
ISOLATION in the fact that he can sit down to
his meals with his coat off, and he can
sneak in the drswing-roOm without rebuke
and put his feet on the beat fsunteil, with,
out cross look; or he and his friends can
indulge in little card seances in the even
ings without fear of disturbance.
Society people will return invigcrated in
the fall, and be in good trim for the win
ter's social season, which gives promise Of
being one of the gsyest for yeare. But let
us glance adown the list:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
MIDSUMMER VOYAGERS
peoule Who are at Seaside or on Mountain
Top for the Summer.
HOW THE MARRIED MAN BEHIND
Can Spend His Time as a Consolation for His
Family'S Absence.
THE WHEELING PEOPLE AWAY,

Though we hasten nom the city
And seek GOODNESS by the sea,
There are evils still Astounding
From which we cannot fee.
Worse o, worse than torrid weather,
Which makes perspiration drip,
Is the man who's Just from Europe,
Full of talk about his trip.
Boston Courier.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
A Great Discovery

SToLZENBACH' Columbia Crackers and
Lunch Biscuits have no equal. Try them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
East Wheeling Graveyard Public Notice.

A T A MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE
"a City of Wheeling, held on the 9th day of
July, 1889, resolution was adopted by which
Council requested all persons who feel an inter
est in the dead whose bodies remain in the East
Wheeling Graveyard on Sixteenth street. in the
City of Wheeling, to remove such bodies to some
cemetery or other place OF interment within
four months from the adoption OF said resolu-
to.
In obedience to the direction of Council. by
this publication make known said resolution,
specially calling TO it the attention of all per-
sons interested. THOMAS +. THONER,
City Clerk.
iy26, ,slaug2 9, 16, %, Sosept1 s, ,22,29
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
RANDOM NOTES.
u,r ths Stay-at-Home Girl Manages to
Look Cool and Comfortable.
sovE LATE FANCIES FOR MEN,
H.. v,srts Of the Past Week in Wheeling
Society Very Few,
ru,T ABOUT THINGS SOCIAL.

..,i,m do our dreams come tTue'
Trsvery thing our fancy le's
sc,, I'M time viii be our own
some other fellow always gets
,,,,i an love. the minds diseased
.ebrain is in foolish "n,I''
And while We worship nom on. - .,-i
,,,uss,a torment life would be
u .' W, fa.rsr world than ms
That ... I'D a ,y',y fellow would get let.
Iha. o.''' -Smsrt.ls Journal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
HsMj Sdr.rttssntsM.x.

WANTED. ss5 weekly representative
wv male or female, in every community.
GOODS staple; household necessity sell at sight;
no peddling; salary paid promptly. and expe3ses
advanced. Full particulars and Valuable sam
PIE case free. We mean Just what we say; adj
Boston, Mass ;eodsh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28

A dozen ladies were charmingly enter
tanned Thursday at - O'Clock breakfast by
Mrs. W. A. Isett, at her home on NORTH
Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28

The Progressive Euchre Club held lite
usual weekly seance in the Wheeling Park
bowling alleys, Friday evening, and the
time was spent in most delightful man
ner. knocking down the ten-pins.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28

will very likely be held at the Echo Point
grounds, rs they are the most suitable ior
a meeting Of that kind. Tennis Is oeS-
tined to be the rags in Wheeling Tor many
years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28

The Club" is composed of still younger
people, ard their court is over on the
Island, near the bsss ball grounds. TIE
court rs not a very desirable one, and the
members are thinking Of having another
enc lard out This club can turn cut some
eXce.lea; players.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28

The couit at E,ho Point-AIr. o. @
Dewey'5 piace-is one Of the best in The
vicinity, and the grounds sre undoubtedly
about the prettiest for the purpose Of any.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28

In watch chains for fall dress the latest
is msde OF black silk, just long enough 10
reach from the button hole to the pocket
in which the watch Is carried. They are
made in braids snd coils, and aIeyery neat
and unohIuslye.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28

A tournament between the crack play
ers frcm the three clubs wss suggested
same time since by the REGISTER, and the
prospects nov are that the tournament will
take place before the season is over. 1t
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28

For years the only way our society peo-
pie played tennis, was to look at the
pictures cleverly presented IL Puck, Judge
and Life snd thus the game was enjoyed
from siar, bat not until this year has the
game gotten a coed strong hold IN the
city. The game, as played under tie
National Association rules, is a splendid
pastime, combined with the advantages
of heathiul and invigOrating exercise.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03
Sic Glapier.

Gen Shumann, oen Shubert, ben Gbo.
pin, ben Siiden
3erheiibt lie, serfebt tie, serreibt lie III
Stiiden;
Doll @utbeier unb Sluteier ueri6liuet
tie unb fribt lie
Gen Menbelsiobn, Sffenbad, 6Gnoel NIB
2iSst lie;
Mit fleti6enoen 3dbnen morberimmi9 ers
ihnappt lie
GEN Serbi, Glementi, Sbar,uenta, 6rans
9lbt lie
llnb itiirst iib blinbwiitbie, perlehst .unb
uerbun9ert,
9(uf Gporcaf, Mobfousti, Bad, 8erlios
nno Sun9ert;
Mit furbtbaren 9oben III erauiamem
Spiel
@eritiimmelt lie !6opbn, 3otf 2orbine unO
Siel.
&ein .Huben, tein Haiteit, fein Mitleib
uUU Vltuutt
Sic miir9t Gberrhini, Stud, Senien nnb
6abe;
Allegro. vivace, con fuoc0, con motto
3erbGmmert, ;erpaudt tie, serbadt ie ber
'Jlotow,
Den Straub, 9onisetti, Sellini, Spontini,
Den Srabms, &allipooa, Sfarlatti, 3oi=
iini,
Sic or9elt, lie bubelt, lie flintpert unb
flappert
9eu Beethoven, Meperbeer, 9aubert unb
9appert,
8ersiftet mein 6er5e, serreibt mir mein
Sbr,
Mit Suppee, nit Saint aens, @rell,
6esca unb Spobr,
Wie fodt mir Die 6olle, rpte ibmillt mir
Die 2eber,
Sic ibont nibt ben Mo;art, lie ibont ni6t
Den @eber,
l1nb Sieefrieb unb 3riitan : o bOllii9e
Qual!
Jo1t nientals i'm Sacte nnb imrner 8ebal!
M,s3O9' i6 m0blirter, per;peifelter 6err,
@obnt' i6 nidt bret 3reppen unb Tie ni6t
porterre.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03
@t1ensmerthc sad)en.

IS 1T gefdbrlid fpdbreno zines @eiuitters inter eis
mem bpben Baum Ooer uabe einem Eburm 81 iteben.
Die Siibiueitli6e Ode oes aeIers 1T Der Itherfte
IIab tudbrenb eines @pclpns.
aetne Mebicin 1T 10 o~ll9entein BON Griols bet aront=
belt, als friihe quit unb Sonnenihein.
Nusblaien bes "~sIid)tes beinl Shlafen9eben 1T
ldferlid, dber ntdt fir ioIhe, bic es %prUbireu.
Die Wiscpniien Central lift bic pppnldrite 9inie 5fui=
i6en Winncapolis, ct. Saul, Miltuaufee II. Chicago,
Sie 3i9e perlaiien minneapolis tdglid nm 6.25
Gadm. ct. TauI nm 7.15 gafm. nit burdgebenoen
huffman Sdlafrua9en. aurnmen all in Miltuautee nm
727 uno Chicago im $50 ant ~fulgenoen Rorgen.
6riibitiid rtro in ben Speiieipagen i%eruirt.
Che man cine &eiie %antritt, boIe man im) INNER crit
5nformation bel einem 5nberIdifsen 5idetsGsenten.
Nirgenbs piro iplfe bereittuiaiger 9e9eben, ais in Der
Stabt 5ifet Gffice.ber @iseoniin Central $40. 10 0i=
collet SOuie 8lod, Ninneapolis, unb 1862 CIT 3. Ctr.
ede Safiou Ctr, ct. 9aul. 8riefc iinb 5u a~breiiiren
an Gbas. &. GirOn, Gitp Gaieneer unO 1idets4sent.
ct. Paul. J. s. anion, General Rortbueitern Bal
ienser ggent, @inneapOIis, ober 2ouis Gfitein afift.
Observation-Disclosures unb 1idetSQaent. Miltuaufee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03
=. g. Slion & So,

II. 215 NicDllet Npe.,
Minneapplis, aebDrt 5u ben 9rDBter
unb bebeutenolten 9rD @opbs tSdll:
fern in Der Stabt. 9abur6, baB bit
5irma ben Wtarft se1au bewadt, il
ibr iebr oft mD9lid, bur6 9rpBe
8aareinfdufe @aaren piel inter Den
reellen @ertb 5n erlteben unb bier
burd benz 8ublicum @elegenbeit 81
eeben, bas 8eite biQis gu %faufen.
Die Iirma bemirbt ii6, Our6 ben Gin
fang BON beute oil nit w0dentli6en
Nn5eisen i'm @anberer', Tim Die
&unoI6aft Der 2eler Oelielben. Sic
lit aGsemein als ebrenbaft uno tii9tis
befannt nnb 1T biermit beitens emf
pfoblen. !6err s. q. Gutter, Der
oeutide 8erfdufer, Elm eifri9er 2eier
3. 81. luirb es iid beionoers angelic
gen iein lallen, leinen beuti9en
Qanosleuten bic bort uorlpre6en biilfz
reid an Die 6ano 81 seben.
I'm MIR bic Bargains ooer einen
9beil berielben 5u beipreden, MAIDEN
mir beionbers auf ben 8erfauf bon
iduaraer Seibe in @ros Grains,
Rbabames unb nenen Mobe Seiben
aufmerflam; bieielbe ueroen biai9
unb werben jebt ipieoer
biais uerfuuft. 10 3Oa breite @rOs
&leiberIeibe BON 49c a%n-biaig-
aleiber glii6e in GROCER auswubl
lperben aud unsebOten, Die 8reiie, wie
in Der gn5eise gu erieben iinb iebr
niebrie. Fir Die 6ausfrauen 9ibt
3 einen bidigen 8lanfet gerfaut
DON oenen oieielben por Gintritt beg
@etters profitiren iOllten. Sn
Rdnteln, namentli6 Nenmarfets, limb
Iebt Die 9reiie iebr berunter. Sn
eber abtbeilung bes 9roBen @el6dfts
inbet man Bargains, Die eben bier
lidt ale aneefiibrt nerben f0nnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03

Errare humanum est.
;3wei 0idter, Or. Saulius uni
Or. @pbnfrieo, treffen iid in einem
einiamen @~ebir9sburf am @irtbs=
tilh.
| 81. souiius: y@rlalbe, mid por=
sultellen = mein Name lit Sauiius!!'
0r. @obnfrieo: uSebr erfreut,
ben @erfaiier Der fernigen 8uriden=
(ieoer perionlid fennen 31 leruen -
id beige @pbnfrieD!"
0r. Souiius: y@el6e neberra=
idune! sic, Der 8idter Der rei5en=
ben &inberlieber i'm reuben @ebir9e?
@ie sic bod bas 2eben Der &leinen
erfaBt unb belauift, pie Gle Die feiz
men Tdierden bes &inbersemiitbs
inter bic liebenbe Sonbe bes 8aters
uno 0idters selest. 5iirpabr, bas
fam MIR elm @bemann, muir Der Bapa,
Der BON ben Miinbden unb Geuslein
1einer &leinen lie1t 1tro ab5etG11et!"
Or. @obnfrieb: nSebr I9meidelz
baft, 6err College, aber Sic per-
seiben, uenn i6 einen fleinen Gin
fuanb in Sbre ionit %itattbafte 8emerz
fune einflieBen laiie - id bin ndnr=
lid nod Sunsseielle - aber anoernz
tbeils erfaiie i9 nit Sbnen Die
felienfrdftise Sprade Sbrer berrltz
d)en 8uridenlieOer. 0a mag es, oa
muB es 10 iein, baB nur i'm aetipen
geobadten, i'm Mitma9en, Mtiterlez
ben unb Mfitfiiblen elm begetltertes
@einlieb, elm Gbampasner berauid=
tes Stubentenz@pps, oas wiloautlpz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03
Serren=
Nnsitattungs Waarert.
Serrem=
NuBerproentlide
NuBeroroentlide
B ARGAINS
otele @o6e.

gu soc. jebes-50 0ubeno Serrert=
9ta6tfleiber, ertra 1dmere 8oumz
woae, poae 2an9e, nit Stiderei
einsefaBt, wertb 75e. Special
preis SOC.
gu 25. Oas 8aar-1O0 0ub. ertra
i6were enslii6e Soden ldwar3 II.
ale 5arben, iiberall perfauft at
35c.
gu Csc bas Yaar- so DUP. ieioene
9pientrdger, farbi9 unb meiB, 35c,
40c uno soc; unler 8reis 25c.
$50 per 0ub. - gluetts Sra9er1,
10 gut wie irseno ,pelde, Die fiir
20 unb 25c perfauft perben.
gu 1.0O-129 ub. idpere gar3 mol
lene Seriep @eiten fir &naben,
lpertb 1.5O.
3u 1.5O.-200 @loria ieioene Gez
9eni6irme, 26 uno % 3oll, fiji
bernie lno 9plbplattirte @riffe,
ipertb 1.75 uno 200.
gu SOC. jebes-37 9ub. srale rlnb
weiBe Werinp llnterfleiber fir
9erren; lpertb So; LOO, reoucirt
5l SOC.
.3n 75c.-67 OUT, weiBe, erare II.
rptbe 6emoen unb 6pleu fir Ser
rem; ipertb S5c, LOO, 1.25 Ii. $50.
0as gall3e Enforcement miro aus
perfauft 5u 75c,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03

ont 8ei9titubl, empfins nit GROCER
Gnba6t bas 8roo bes 2ebens unb
mar bon Der Belt an ein gang anbez
rer, neller Meni6. ST belu6te Die
Stride fleibi9, 9ing oft 5l ben bell.
Saframeltel1, bate fiir ale guten
3wede phenes 9er5 uno offene6ano,
uno wie friiber burd iein finiteres
peri6luiienes &eien 5eidnete ct iid
jebt our9 feline fait ju9enblide Mllnz
terfeit unb INNER frobe 2aune aus.
Den &aplan, $. aber trdst Die So
milie ieitoem auf ben 6dnoen. llnb
wem lit bieie &enberun9 5u5ui6rei=
ben? @pttes @nabe uni a II
3 auernbem g e b e t E 3 e r
Srau uno Ser &inber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03
Srbii9er Nuben ether gmtem
8ei9te.

Cine quite 8ei6te mirft III Der Sc
9el audi arf bas duBere 2eben Der
Meni9en b69it pprtbeilbaft Elm. &or
ldnserer 3eit sins i6 einit in Der
Ndbe elmer srDBeren Staot NIT einem
junsen &aplan 8, ipa5ieren. IS
mar sesen gnbe oes S1terfe1tes, unb
Die Matur brauBen I'M er1ten @rmaz
6en. @ie mir 10 plauoerno burd
Die @ese zines fleinert 8ul6es elm
berl6ritten, besesnete uns AT Der
9rebuns bes @e9es pl0bli6 Elm mir
bur6 eine friibere sei6dftlide Ser
binouns Oberfla6li@ befannter &ent=
ner. 9erielbe mar @el6dftsmarn
9etpeien, batte lein vS9df6en i'm
9rudenen" unb lebte NUN nit 1einer
5alnilie = er batte ipdt gebeiratbet
unb nod mebrere jun9e &inoer =
BON ietnen Genteu. Der Wann
1%eltf5te, als ct ben @eiltli6en bel mir
1ab, fpnnte aber ni6t ntebr gut aus
pet6en. Iu6 mein 8esleiter fannte
6rn. g. BON Inleben unb Namen,
benn Die Srau NOR brap, un0 Die
&inoer muroen BON ibr lebr mobl err
5p9en. Ser alte 6. oa5e9en 9ilt9
ni6t in @pttes Stride ~plterte ni6t
unb %befiimmerte Iih Inn reliaiD1e
9inse gar ni6t. 9asesen bebinz
berte er audi gum Slid Die 5rall
nidt,b Die &inoer fatbolii9 5u er5ieben.
Man er5dblte 1id 10 a~llerlei ,mie er gu
ieinem @elbe %sefpmmen lei, uub
bradte bamit iein finiteres 8elen in
&erbinOung. I1s mir inns auf Dem
i6malen 8ese besesneten, 9riiBte er
inns, ba CT aber an mei11er Sette pprz
beigeben wpllte, rebete id i'm an,
lpra6 ppm @etter, Oem ld6nen Na6z
mittase unb bersleiden 0in9e mebr.
Damn itelte id linn meinen gesleiter
ppr.
81 10, Sic iinb !6err g., beiien
&naben mir Die fl. Weiie btenen!
ga baben Sic ein paar Iebr padere
Sun9en"
Das erfreute ben Wann 1iftlih,
als mir inns nad einigeu freunbli6en
@orten iiber Die mtrtli6 brapen unb
fleibisen &naben trennen moaten uno
inns Die 9anb reibter, ia9te mein
8e9leier:
Limb bann, Serr g.! Sic iinb sez
miB nod nidt CUR 8eidte sewelen?
&pmmen Sic mprsen friib, id iibe
I'M aipeiten 8ei6t1tubl linfs."
Der Nnsereoete 5udte 5ulammen,
als babe er auf cine Scatter 9etreten,
ebe er Tntmort fanb, fi9te Der &aplan
binsu, inbem er linn p%ertraulid auf
bic S9ulter flopfte.
y&ommen Sic MIR setroit, mir
merben ldon fertis weroen! @eben
Sic nUdmal eine pber anbertbalb
Stunoe bier auf unb ab, oann lit al
les in Sronung. Ibieu.
Sd ftaunte, ben id bate bon benz
alteu, beftisen Mann cine idroffe
Nbiueiluns ermartet. 6err Saplan
$. bate cine wirflid unbe5ablbare
: l1nperfrorenbeit, ben 2euten Die
@abrbei uur BEN 8opf 5u iasen,
obne 81 perleben. Sag es I'M Gone,
in ben @urten, i'm Iu9e, in Den Sc
berben pber mar es bas 9alent,
bas Dem lpnlt 10 einfaden 9rieiter
@utt Der Serr seseben bate, um
bamit fir lein 8eid Seelen gu sez
minnen?
Ils am slbenb ,Oerr s.. am 9e=
mobnten Stammtiide feblte, belt i6
bas Spiel fir 9eiponnen, unb ridtig
am anbern Wpreen ltanb Serr 8.
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&letDer:Stoxe.

9as sr6bte unb bette Iliortiment
BON rle1en Observation-Disclosures fiuoet
mar, in unI erm 0epartement. Mit
Ger9niigen fauft mon, tuer1 man Die
unsebeuren unb bellen 2aben=& dnme
iiebt.
gu 15c.-@ine &iite balbmo0ener
Serse, boppelfaltis, aae neuen
9erbiti9attirunsen, ipertb zoe.
gu 25c.-3S Stiid 365Da. &leiz
ber=6(aneu in ipliben 6arben unb
Miidunsen; idDne ountle 9erbfz
ldattirunser, iebr banerbafte
@aare, ,pie resulares 35czTud.
gu 4Oc. - IS Stiid gang tppQene
Stpffe in pra9tpollen 5arben;
iiberaa perfauft 5u soc.
81 soc. = Sir bie1en Yreis f6nnt
SIR @lt9 ipel6e Der feinlten@ aaren
in Der Stabt a%rstpdblen; lol6e
mpfir Nnbere 75c. forbern; einz
idlieBlid gang wollene Serses,
Senriettas Gaibmeres uno seitreifte
Stofe; a0e 5u SOC.
Of.
Das feinite uno biaisite 2aser III Der
StaDt.
gu 5Oc.-1O0 Stiid, jebe 6arbe,
pradtpulles Sud-, gang &plle, ct
mas, mas Sud- g%efallen miro.
Nopitdten ter Sprte,
9os ul,sebeuerite Eager, gr0Bte
Giiortiment, feinfte Mnlter Ii. nieoz
risite greiie, je in ct. Saul pherirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03
6arte Strafe.

Sauptmann: y6elbwebel, notiren
Sic mai: Ser 5ililier @ras9rin
erbalt brei Gage @aiier uno Sroo
tueaen Sdlappbeit i'm 9ienlt.."
7~Selbmebel: y&er5ei6en, 0err
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6 ipr Oh { II b.

sd iase Sbnell, bas mar cine
;3eit, 6err Baron, ais mir pprigen
6erbit I'M Babe poren. 5dgli6 5ebn
Stride sei6onen."
.gplplial - fam nltr S6mefelz
BAD eeipele n lein.m
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03
8efrGftiat t.

,8opi, fannit Sc nler MIR leiben
5ebn Dollars? Sd 5abl' Der ie 5eriid
in d paar 3dg'!!"
,,@as milit De mer 9eben for q
@arantie, DAP 9e nler ntr fpirlt oer=
bitten in d paar Gag -
sd seb' Ser mel gbrenfuort uno
. d leberne 6ol'!!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03
g % II # -icbt +.

Die Gor5eit lab pertuunbert b'rein,
@enn giner rief: u@efdlldter @ein.m
IS itallnt bas beuti9e @ei6le6t,
Spri6t @iner ipp: Ser @ein lit
edit"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03

Gin claiiii6er g d Ii It e I
unge.
Sdulterjunge: SD bab'e Sdid=
ial, mie Der @eier bes GrometbeusM!
l1nteri1tdenber Nr5t: u@ieip =
mein SDbn6en?"
S6ulterjunse: - gang Spbr
mltB id 2e1ptper freiie!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03

6auptr1alr, bas miro ibm aiemli6
9leid lein = er lit ndmli6 &egetaz
rianer!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03

9er&na llp / III 36eoter.
ST (3u SIR, nad Der Suuerture) !:
u8os meinit 8, Site, wdr's nidt
nobler, lpenn mer jebt fort9in9en unb
uniere Eldb' leer iteben lieBen?!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03
mnn Grn1t.

9lapier.
3ipei 9anten laBen ant Glapier;
9ie cine lpielte nit Ylaiiir,
Die andre ipra6: u9elene,
Mir sebt's bur6 Marf n1o 8eene."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03
SIM @rSieb un9s 81 tn

5 nj @r5tebnn9s s It IN fe.
Director: otto, Sic baben iid
beute b%elpnbers unse5o9en benomz
men. sic erbalten fein Gbenbeien,
oamit Die Nnbern iid elm 8eiipiel
nebmen unb artis iinb"
Otto: %, bite, 9err Director,
laiien sic bod bic Inbern bun9ern,
oann fann i9 mir Elm 8eiipiel oaran
nebmenM
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03
q b q e b + +.

@ed: uSie seben ldpn, mein
5rdulein, = es ideint, meme Sc
lellidaft 9enii9t Sbnen ni6t!!"
6rdulein: ISM @esentbeil = Ie
lit mir eber 5u piel!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03

Iu6 il @m pfeblun9s=
gruno.
SEER: ,Slllp, Sic fDnnea mir Die
@obnuns 9ans b%e1pnoers empfe6=
len?"
@irtb: ,6reilid = oarin bat
Semanb i'm pergan9enen Sabr bas
sruBe 2Oos geiupnnenm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-03

oernoe nno binreibenbe 8urldenlieb
entiteben FAM"
Or. Sauiilts (fleinluut j: vErrare
humanum est = i6 bin felt iieben
Sabren perbeiratbet unb babe fiinf
&inber!"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11
Apony is Courted

By persons who, attacked by niId form of
rheumatism, neglect to seek prompt relief
Subsequent torture is prevented by an lmue-
date resort to Hostetter's stomach Bit'ers;
Sight exposure, an occasional draught, VIII
beget this painful malady, where there is a
predisposition to it in the blood. 1t is not
difficult to arrest the trouble at the outset. but
well nigh impossible to eradicate 1t when ma
tured No evidence in relation to this superb
blood depurent is more positive than that
VIII oh establishes its efficacy as preventive
and remedy for rheumatism. Not only is it
thorough. but safe. which the vege able ana
mineral pOisOns, often taken as CurativeS N
the disease, are not. Besides eXpelliug the
rheumatic virus from the system, it over
comes fever and ague, biliOuSueSs, cOnStiDa-
ton and dyspepsia OF
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

Nv NV father died of it, sister of my nothCr d ed
Of it, and my own sister died Of it. My iecliL.;.
may be imagined, then, when the horrible disease
made its appearance on my side. 1t vas r.ai.gl.,lt
Cancer eating inwardy in such way tat T. C0uid
not be cut out. Numerous remedies we U~cd fO1
it, but the Cancer grew steadily worse, TN seem
ed that was doomed to follow tie Others OF the
family. took Swift's SJeciGc wLtcr from Tic FRI
day, forced ont the poison, and confirmed its U.s.
until had taken several bottles. when found IL!
self well. know that s. s. :. cured re.
Winston y. c., Nov. s6, 'S5. Mrs. 5. u TDoL.
Send for Book on Cancer and D.ooL :, .seasvs
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3 Atlanta, Ga.