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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
THE CIGAR WENT OFF.

After Charlie Jordan Had Kindly
Loaned 1t to a Stranger for Light.
A good story is going around town at
the expense of Charlie Jordon, the king
of practical jokers Charlie, so the story
goes, met Sheriff Davis yesterday. at Tay-
lor's Hotel, and accepted of the Sheriff's s
hospitality to the extent of concha tina
of excellent flavor.
Charlie lighted the cigar and started
up Exchange Place, and when near Hud-
son street he was accosted by fashiona-
bly, attired stranger who begged to
trouble him for light.
Charlie politely handed the stranger
the Sheriff's cigar. The latter proceeded
to light the cigar he carried when sud-
denly the one he had received from Jor-
dan exploded with such q loud report as
to almost knock the stranger over Jor-
don was most profuse i'll his apologies,
but the look that stranger gave him he
declares will haunt him till the day of
his death.
Last night Charlie was looking for the
Sheriff with look in his eye that made
ali tremble who beheld him.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
FUNERAL OF S. S. cox.
Many Distinguished Men Are Present at
the Last Rites.

the Last Rites.
The funeral of the late S. S. Cox oc-
Cured at the First Presbyterian Church
on Fifth avenue, New York, shortly after
ten O'Clock this morning. AT few
minutes after nine the pews began to fill
up, and by the time the services were be-
gun the doors had to be closed and many
turned away.
A large throng collected on the steps
and sidewalk in spite of the downpour of
rain The floral tributes were unusually
magnificent and covered the entire length
of the altar Among the most noticeable
pieces was one in the centre just behind
the pulpit, cross six feet high of rosebuds
white carnations, orchids and lilies, and
inscribed sour Friend" 1t was the gift
of the Boston Letter Carriers Associa-
tion. The Order of Elks sent an urn
composed of red and white roses ON bed
of pinks Above and below the urn were
two white doves and the inscription "Our
Firm Friend"
The largest and most novel piece came
from the letter carriers of New York. 1t
was shaped like huge envelope of red,
white and tea roses, and the postnark,
which was of blue immortelles, read:-
sNew York, 9-10-S9-S:30 p. m., p. o.
The superscription, '.Our Champion, :"
was in immortelles. The United States
Life Saving Service sent an immense
wreath of roses.
At twenty minutes past ten the funeral
cortege arrived. The first in line was
Grover Cleveland and Vice President
Morton Immediately behind came Gen
eral Sherman and Judge Daley, Mr. H.
Northrup, John L. Agnew, George
Hoadley. Douglas Taylor, S. J. Kimball
and George Francis Train. Then came
the bier. Sergeant-at-ArmsJ. p. Leedom,
of the House of Representatives, took
charge of the ceremonies. Chaplain w
H. Milburn, of the House Of Representa-
tives officiated, assisted by the Rev I.
Dewitt Talmage and the Rev. Dr. Deems.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
This May Be Constructive Larceny.

John Lohman was in Justice Stilsing's
court this morning not as prisoner,
however, but to explain his completely in
a rather shady transaction. A few DAYS
ago lady called upon the Justice and
told him that Lohman had horse and
wagon, the property of her brother, which
he would not surrender.
She and her mother, she said, had pur-
chased peddler's wagon for her brother
and started him in business. One day he
and companion went ON spree and,
while drunk, sold the horse and wagon to
Lohman for $40, the companion giving a
receipt.
Lohman refused to give up the horse
unless he was paid $50. There will be an
examination in the case tomorrow.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
Reunion in Bayonne.

A very pleasant reunion took place a
few days ago at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Gale, on Avenue c, Bay
onne. The event was mainly to COM
memorate the return to their residence,
after it's complete alteration and i'm
provement. The gathering was of purely
q social nature and the guests present en-
joyed themselves most heartily. Among
Newman, the Rev, and Mrs. H. w. F.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Bigoney, Mrs. Con-
rad Muller. DR.. and Mrs. f. G. Payne,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Stilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Taylor, Mrs. Conover, Mrs. Will
son, Miss Hattie White, Mrs. Oakes,
Mr.. Gilbert Il. Gale, Mr.. Z. Gardner and
Others
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
Billy Lett,s Yacht wrecked.

The yacht Defiance, of the New Jersey
Yacht Clubs feet. was totally wrecked
craft was valued at $500, and owned by
Assemblyman William Let's and Richard
BARLEY.
Commodore Fackert, of the Dolphin
Fishing Club, received telegram this
morning announcing that the clubs fish
ing float had been sunk at Boynton Grove
Beach, and was rapidly breaking up. The
float was valued at 1900.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
Tired Of waiting for the Grand Jury.

Tired of Waiting for the Grand Jury.
John Hayes, of No. PIT Eleventh street,
was arraigned before Justice Stilsing this
morning for beating his wife Mary. The
woman testified that he hit her on the
head with glass raising large lump.
Hayes denied the charge and when the
Justice asked him if he had been arrested
before he said he had
what was done with you?'' asked the
Justice.
'T pleaded guilty" replied Hayes. ''I
got tired waiting for the Grand Jury and
Thought I might as well put in thirty
days, so pleaded guilty"
Further questioning revealed the fact
that Hayes had done thirty days" sew
eral times before. He will probably do it
again, as he was held.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
The First of Its Kind.

"Last week." said Judge Stilsing
today, "John Bum was fined IS by me.
He hadn't the money but promised to
send it to me if l let him go. Policeman
Laurence Murray said that he looked
honest, and on that l let him go. Today.
to my surprise, the money came to me In
a letter"
The Justice carefully laid the bill aside
until he had finished the business of the
court, and when he went to look for it. it
could not be found anywhere.
Bob Pearson thinks the bill was hoo
dooed and flew back to New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
A Missing Girl.

Hannah Spring, pretty thirteen year
old brunette, with short hair and lumin-
GUS black eyes, left her home at No. 1856
Ninth street, on Monday morning and has
not since been seen by any of her imme-
diate relatives, who have been prosecut-
ing vigorous search. Hannah's step
mother sent her on an errand. She was
dressed IN her best clothes, O red sailor
suit A parade was passing when she left
the d0or
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
Tho Car Robbing Case Again.

Edward Hamilton, of No. 20S York
street. and Michael Hogan, of No. AT
Grove street, were before Justice Stilsing
this morning ON a charge of larceny.
They are the persons who are charged
with breaking open a Pennsylvania
freight car and stealing some shoes. The
first charge was petty larceny, but adj
ditional evidence has since been obtained.
They will have an examination tomorrow.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
NO BILLS PAID.
The Freeholders DO Business With a
Slim Quorum.

The FreehoIders Do Business With a
Slim Quorum.
The Coroner's bills received another
black eye at the hands of the Board
of Freeholders yesterday at the adjourned
meeting held by the members. The
amount due the Coroners and Morgue
keepers is about $500, and are statutory
claims which must be paid. They were
laid over.
Freeholder Boyle wanted the Board to
pay George Newbold s103 for flower
plants furnished Snake Hill. and this was
also lost.
81 have been informed" said Free
holder Nelson, that there is not money
enough to meet these claims that have
been presented. and as understand, the
County Collectors report is here, l would
like to hear it read"
He shot at Director Steger and Free
holder Pairson, who positively declared
that the claim of Munson had not been
sold to broker when it had been, and on
the strength of these statements Nelson
voted to pay the bill.
The Clerk read the following report
from the Collector showing the condition
of the finances up to September IL,
1884,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
A Detective Flue.

No. 8 Truck responded to sight fire at
Reisenbefger's, No. "a Hancock avenue.
at quarter past six O'Clock this morn
ing A defective fiue was the cause of
the fire. There was no damage.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
AwardInr the Prizes.

Last Tuesday evening st. Peters
Lyceum awarded the prizes to the mem
bers who had sold the largest number of
tickets for the Iyceum's recent excursion
LYNCH presented the prizes, and Vice
President John X. Kelly acted as chair
man. Michael Maloney, floor manager
was awarded the first prize, a. diamond
pin; the second, gold badge, went to
James O'Keefe, and John Chambers got
a gold headed cane for third prize.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13

purchasing the 100000 worth of bonds
which will fall due in November.
The only response which they have re-
ceived thus far to their "ad' is one offer
of $21 500 from New York firm.
On August 80 the commissioners loaned
the city $4,000 and ON September 5
SS4, 900. Both of these loans were call
loans at four and a half per cent interest.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13

A small delegation of Grove street
property owners called upon Mayor Cleve-
land this morning and asked his advice
in regard to the improvement of the
street
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13

A regular meeting of the Board of
Trade will be held at their rooms, Second
National Bank Building, Monday, 10th
inst, at eight O'Clock p. m.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13

The meeting of the Local Preachers
Association, which was to have taken
place In the Y. NJ. G. A. Rooms last even
Ing, was postponed till next Thursday
evening"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
sinking Fund Affairs

Some time ago the Sinking Fund Com
missioners advertised in the newspapers
of this city and New Kork with view to
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
Greenxille Bank stock.

Messrs. Detweiler, Brady and Finn, the
committee appointed to dispose of the
stock of the Greenville bank, reported at
last nights meeting that thus far s., 500
worth of stock has been sold. On ac-
count of the inclement weather the other
committees failed to appear and the
meeting was adjourned until Monday
night.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13

Rite Masons will meet this evening in
Hiram Lodge rooms This will be the
first gathering of the lodge since the sum
mer vacation and full attendance is de-
sired
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13

The First Meeting Since Vacation.
Jersey City Consistory of the Scottish
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13

FoR DnoaDERED IlvxR trv BkrcnAx's PnLs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-05
Die iuuaeu Mauuer.

gu Der geitern Nbenb abgebaltenen
@eriammlung beg young Mems Re-
form Club" bate Ii9 au9 6err Otto
Solms eineefuuben, UNI gu erfabrer,
pb ct als Mitglieb bes Clubs aufges
nomlnen iporben lei ober ni1t. st
bate Dor Mo9en nit mebreren Mnbes
rem feline Npplitation eineerei9t /; ole
bic uebrigen baben b~eiabenbe 3uiage
erbalten, muir er blieb pbne 8e(@sio.
Nuf feline ieiner Graeen betatn CT 9nts
mort uno fonlit blieb er tb~eilnabmloIer
3uf1auer.
Das @reeutibs 2omite beri1tete 6anu
I'm WefentIi9en, baB g~egenm1rtis elm
Sub. Gomite BON Ginfen bic @ei1dfts.
leute Der Stabt befu1e, UNI 3u ermits
teIr, tpel6er &anbibat fiir bas Maporsz
Mmt borgeaogen Dirb; baB in ieoer
Warb cine Organization bepertfeliat
tperoen fon; baB bic Nominationen
bon Ganbibaten fir Stabtdmter am
IL. Sanuar it~attinben; baB neue
Mitglie6er angeworben tuerben miis
fen H.. {. 10.
@egen bic Sbdtisteit bes Ginferz
Gomites tpurbe Proteft erboben. Oas
2omite babe feinerlei Nutoriiation boz
gu, bic Meinung Der 8irger ~ein3ubolen
unb fein &e9t, ben @lubs2anbibaten
3u empfeblen. SroBben tuurbe Der
Beri6t angenommen. obglei1 Ii9 aud
Mnfidten geltenb ma9ten, baB ber
Club ni6t elm 3idet auffeaen, fonbern
nur en6oriren foa.
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&tGDfifhe3.
. Ga IL {mner Al henreife.

-@s lit i9tper gu beereifem, mas ber
rSunge Reform Club" oamit be3mfdt,
inbem ct bel ben @ef1dftsleuten arz
frd8t, wel9er Wapors= Ranoibat ibnen
aenebm Ddre. Iuf bisie MeiIe 1T eine
20iung Der Jrage, vmer infer nd9}ter
Mapor tperben iOa", i6erli6 nidt gu
erparten. uno 1T benn Dos na1fras
senbe Gonlite fider, baB Der Wustunftz
geber ou6 i6liebli@ fit ben Mann
ftimmen tDirb, Dem ct eBt ben 8ors
aug giebt2
: 6err s. $. Bolton meiHt, menn
bic Beitimmung wegfiele, baB bic gtabt
auerf ben n@urbtoae" binfteut, ebe Die
Burger geatpungen merben t6nnen,
5eitenmege gu leget, 10 t6nnten mir
iebt iiber bic game Staot f9on 5eiten.
mcgee baben. 9iefe Mnidt 1T boundns
big irrig. Wir fennen @egen6en, po
Ser n@urbaoue" f6on LANCE oorbanben
1T unb bic 5sitsnueee bsiuben fi9
bort benno9 in Der miierabelten Ger
faRung. Mu6 bieie iebr na9ldffgen
unb mebr benn tidf1tsloIen garger
f6nnen fdeiubar nidt gr3puueen .pers
ben, paiiirbare 5eitenmege ber5ufteIs
leit, tpie niel meniger miirbe bas Der
Sal, fetn obne .gurbfone". 6eute
bent Der Mangel zines ioI9en aler>
bings 8ielen nod als bequeme gnt,
i9ulbiguas, neil fe eber gu fail unb
3u eeiaia 3inb, fur orheutlihe. 6eiten>
mcgee Sorge 30 tragen. Sc 1T alIer.
binss ri6tis, baB San Mntonio in 8e.
aug auf Geitentuege biuter auen Std.
bten 3uriidfebt, aber baran 1T bod
ni9t bic Stabt=N bminitration i1ulo,
ME ibr bies oft our 2alt eeleet tpirb,
lonbern bic Yirger finb bafur berants
nortli9 gu Dalten, bic uobl lire Stem
ten pinttli9 aieben ober auf ibr 81
sentbum inuerbalb btr vGenj" ole
mosli6e 5orsfalt bernenben, Sic aber
rubig 3uieben t6nneu, tpie bic pa11an>
ten li6 bel idmublgem Wetter abmii +.
ben, our6 ben Dor iDrer 9bire Iiegens
ben i6lipfri9en 9red gu rDaten.
- Inter feiner Administration tpurs
ben 10 piele Stabtratbss8 ei1IlHe .eins
geiargt", bas beiBt, einfa9 unbea6tet
bel Seite gelest, mic unier Der Grends
Administration. 6err Grea9 1T elm
ausge3ei6aeter Wann, absr bas Salient
zines g%reeuttus Bsamten befiBt Ct ni1t;
aud feblt es ibm oil gnergie. Gr lit
iebo6 borsii9li9 fir bas Bureau.
= Wenn bic Biirgsr neben einem
tidtigen Mapor erfabrene unb fort.
f6rittli9e Mdnner in ben 9tobtratb
mdblen, 10 t0nneu tpir f6on 3ufrieben
Fein. Ser bette Mopor fann obne bic
llaierIiiiBung beg Stabtratbes nt9ts
ausridttn unb Der bette Staotratb fam
nidts i'm Snterefe Der Staot tbun,
iptnn Der Wapor- cine S9lafmibe lit.
= Die prObibitions. Grase 1T aler.
binss norldufg a~beeiban, aber trobs
benz fommt bod bic Steaung, tpel@e
Elm WapOrss 2anoibai 5u berfelbsn eins
nimmt, urgea9tet aaer g%egentbeiliger
Bebaubtunaen, fehr in BetrQht.
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0fner,s Sffmauath fir 1880.

Bon Or. 5. 6. Mper 6 Co., erbieI.
ten mir bieier Sage elm elegant gebun=
benes grsmplar ibres Mlmanads far
1889, elm eben 10 btbi6es als tpertbs
boles Bud bon mebr als 500 Seite1.
Oieie almanads fin5 in els perf6ieoe.
men Spra6en aufammengefe[t, ndm.
lid: gugliid, 9eui9, Gran36fi@,
Spanif6, portusieFi9. @4meoii6,
0orme9ii6, Sanif6. 9oadnbiid, SOB.
mild uno Weli9; ferner entbdlt bas
Bud probefeiten in elf anberen Spra.
den, barunter Ginniid, StrtiI6. 4r.
menii6, 8ulgarif6, polnii6, Sapais
lid, Snoii6 uno @binefi9. Gin iol1es
pOlp8lott : Wert erforbert bebeutenbe
3alente unb, immenie Soften, unb s.
6. Nper & 60. iinb big iebt bic Gin.
sigen, bic euas berarti9es unter'
ffotttteu.
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@erbem mir mDtb clnem artes erlebem? ?

0er5@ienene pplitiine 4rppbeten bebaupten, bab tieS
Der Taa iein iptrb. Iiae bem MN ietn ME ibm ppae;
Der Srn Der mepiSinii9em BiReni@aft sesen has Seer
Der Srantbeiten sefhbrte aampf ipirb nidt ~aufbbren,
Bis mir has utpptIae 3eitalter errei9t BADEN merben,
in pel6er has Meni6enseiale&t ni6t mebr rurd5 fbrs
perlide 2eiben beimseiuHt merben pirp. Cine Der
md6ttsften @afen aus Der Nifttammer Der 9eilfunbe
ais TTaumsilienmesi,in~ BON lpesieaem @ase a' %erpieI len
Bat, ba eS ~frfDrtise ainberuns unb idIiebli4e Seiluns
terienisen Masens, aeberz unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
trinst, pelhs am b%aufislten p%prtcmmen. .0erbauunsSz
ihpdhe, Ga~aenbeifperben unb 0erftppfuns 5inb Mn=
iertrennliHe @efdbrten unb bieIe 9lasen perhen furd
has 8itters ppatrmmen aussercttet. aber bic beiIs
frdfttse Wirfuns bieier unibertrefai6 5utrdsliden une
0beumatismuS unb Nierenleifen; has Gtarafterifitum
ieiner nteperiasencen iesensret&en @irtuns TT bic nn>
perslei6li6e Griinelihfeit, nit Der eS NIT bteIen rie
alien anperen ansefibrter, n5utrdsli@teiten a~ufrdumt.
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8eileibs 8ef@lafie
Der San 4ntonio barmonia : Sose
10. o. 8. 8. s.

Sem unerbittIi6sn S6idiaI tpar es
b%orbebalten, uniern Bruber 5 0 n
W olram aus unierer Mitte 5u rel.
ben. Ob8lei6 ber Sob cine grloiung
fur ibn mar, 10 O~erliert benno9 Die So
mile einen iorgenben unb liebenoen
@atten, Batter unb 59miegeriobn,
bic 2oge aber einen pfli9ttreuen Be=
amten. Saber lei es 9 e1Ioffen:
DAB mir Der Gamtlie u~nieres perfor=
benen Brubers uniere inniafte She'll.
nabme ausbriiden;
DaB bas tibli9e 3rauer3eiden fir bic
Dauer bon breiBig Sage bon ben Brh
bern Der 2oge getrageu merOe, unb
SaB cine Nbi@rift bieier Bef9lhKe
Der camille unieres pertorbeuen Brus
bers %einsebdnoi9t meree unb aur Ser.
DhentliAung Der nJreicn prfHe" ibers
geben tper6e.
s. s. &ied,
gonrab Jlaig, 2omite.
Mor 6ii6inger.
San MntOnio, 3. Sanuar 1889.
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@u6lens Slrnica.salhe.

Die bette Gable Der @elt fir S6nitte,
0uetf6unsen, @efdpirs, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausi6las, GIe4te, seiprunssns Sdnbs, 8rof.
benlen uno ole Sauttranibeiten furirt %.
morrboioen ooer feline Se;ablung. 8naise
Satisfattion sarantirt ODER bas @eIb pirb
auriiderfattet. % Gents bic edadtsI. Gum
8ertauf in allen apotbefen. Dreib, Sbomp.
fon C Co., @boIelaIs.
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S6s- grdune III ber s9reden auer
Miitter, namentli9 In ben Wintermoaas
ten, mo lie meiifeus porberri6t. sic fam
bermieoen perben, tpenn geeignet bes
5anbelt, fobalb fie auftritt. 6eiferteit
lit bas erife Symptom; tporauf balo
elm eigentbamlider, rauber Suften folst.
Wenn gbamberlains Guften . Me6i3in
angemenbet mirb, fobalb bieie Gnmp.
tome erf6einen, tpirb bic 2rantbeit obs
g%epenbet. Seine @efabr, bic Meoi3in
3u seben. ba fe fret BON alen f9d6li.
den Subitan3en 1T. Gum @erfauf Bel
81. II & Co., Npotbeter, gde Weifs
Commerce uno GiboisS traBe.
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@m. @Hhina u @phu.

uniere 0auptnabrung III unb bleibt
bas Gleii@, unb UNI iol6es frif9 uno
gut 5u erlangen, fam man unm6gli9
einet 3uoerldifseren Marft finben, als
ben Don Wm. DOfing & Sobn, go.
511 Nbe. s. Sie 9erren baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer Gunben &e@nung ge>
tragen unb in ibrem @tabliRement cine
talte 2uftmaf9ine erri9tet, mel6e allen
Mnforoerungen fir @rbaltung unb @nt.
fernung i@doli@er Sngrebien5en bes
Gleii9es entipri6t. Sic baben beHdn>
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen sroBer
8Orratb bon Wafbieb, aus nel9em
muir bas 8eite fir ibre Gunben gemdblt
miro. Wer reel bebient iein Mil, ber
befu9e ben Martt, 80. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1
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9amerm6e Siilfe
a,tpdhrt ais Nper'S Sariapariaa.

Httuu9tt ulo <VCLo SuLIuputtuus
sSeit Sabren," idreibt 9issie %. De
8eau, 262 Siinf;ebnte Ctr, Drooflpn, 81.
y, sbatte i'd jeoeS 6riibiabr mnertrdali6e
Ropfidmersan. gorigen Wiir; firg i'd an
Ager's Sarfaparila 5l nebnre1 lino babe
ieitbcm fein 3opftpeb nlebr gebabt.4
SD litt all &opfidmerI l~lnuerbaulid)feit
NIB Sdppdd)e, lno fonnte mid ttiIr nit
DRiibe I'M 9auie acknowledgement" 90
idjreibt Strait SIC. Wf. 2etpi8 ans A Ctr,
2orueI, Waaf. y4per's Sariaparilla bat
BET mir cine munberbare 8erdnScrtua hers
beigejiibrt. Sd fii9le mid nm fart unb
70 geiuno iuie je."
Sonas @arrlan, ESQ.,, aus 2nfirS, Ba.,
tfreibt nSeit Sabrci leioe id jeben 6riibs
ling fdredli6 an &opfinmers, Der BON per=
borbenem Blute rrlo g~ef0rter geroaituiig
berriibrt. Gs mar mir ais Oh mir Der &opf
5eripringen iolte llnb nidtS balf mir, bis
tb 4perss Sariaparilla mabrn. 0ieies W1it,
tel bot mid poufonlntel bergeitellt."
als 6rau @cnepra 8elanger BON SO. "a
Bridge Ctr, Gpriugfielb, Mfaii., Nper's
Sariaparifla III gebraiiden anfttg, latte iie
lang all einer eriitliden 2eberfranfbeit ge-
littert. Oabei mar iie lebes 6riibjabr nit
&opffdner;, ioipie nit Mangel an Gppetit
lin6 an Yer6anung geplagt. Sine Sreunbin
berebete iie, aper's Sariaparila gu nebmerr,
iino bieie mar cine munoerbare Wobltbat
fir ie. Sebt lit lire @eiunbbeit polfom.
men. Sener Mdrtprer bes aopfihmer3e8
pirh 5iilfe finben III
2tDer's Gariaparilla.
Subereiset non Dr.. 3. 6. aper & Co., ao,peu, wag.
Qrets 81; feds GIafden. s.. Bertb IS bic TIai4s.
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= 9err Sobn s. Smith, @nslep,
Wti6., mar finfSebn Sabre nit &beu'
matismus bebaftet; iein Soil tpurbe
fir unbeilbar gebalten. Rad Nnwens
bung bon st. SafObssOel spurbe er
iebo6 bauerno gebeiIt.
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MGrtprer 6es &opil0nlerSes

Gudtu uergeblidj tad STRENGTHENING, bis fie
~anfdngeii, Mper'S Sariaparilla aH;ltperts
btN. Dann ieben fe nit Gele auf baS
jahrelange 9eioen alriid, benz iie bdtteit ents
gebeli f5nuelb iuellt iie friber 1T bieieut
Yiittet gtgrifiet bdtterL. 0a8 lebel mar
nj .Dt iofller, folteerlf onltitlitioueller gtatlr,
uilo lie mitbten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leiben
bis ggcr'B GnfiapariIa ieile @irfllng ais
aiterirenbeS nlio blutreinigelloes Yfittel that.
Die Srau bes Samnet 8age, 81 Initill
Ctr, Qoiueu, @tdif., lit latge s3eit ait beis
tiger Sopfidmersen, bic olrd Gt0rungeu
III MageH ilnb 2eber berbeigefiibrt tparerr.
9urd Gper's S~ariaparila iuuroe fie boil
fotnrlert gebeilt.
6ranf @oberts, 727 @aibinston Ctr,
Softcn,la ct babe friiber i9reflide &opfs
i@nlersen aehQbt 1lnO nidltS babe linn
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sar Ser beriibmte @pe5ialiF Or.
Wafer3ug, Der nit Gtfolg bic
idwisrigfteu 3~ranfbeitsfdae bebanbelte
unb beilte, 1T lDisber bier eingetrofen
unb in ieiner Office go. 245 Wel l.
@omnereefraBe, pbeHauf, au ipreben.
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Das Ronaert bes 6. u. Deut.
iher Wdnner9or, nel6es p%ergansenen
Sonntag beg i6Iedteu Wetters tpesen
oeri9oben uerben muBte, finoet mors
Sonntag Mbenb, in Der 6aue
beg Nrbeiterz8 ereins ftatt.
= 9eute unb morgeu Mbenb: Sons
sert uao Sbeater in Saiier's pabiQon.
Siebe Museise.
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gu bemerteu 1T bierbei, boB fit bic
i'm @ountn Berar eirtulirenoen Bldtter
tein porto entri9tet mir5. &e9nen
mir ben Betrag, tpel9en bic yGreie
prefs@ bafir gu 5ahlen bdtte. bin3u, 10
ergiebt Dies eire @eiammtiumme BON
$121.04 fir bas perfloRene Quattal.
Die 8eridte baben cine beFidnbige Ct
b6buus beg 3eitunss<porto's unb bas
nit 3unobme Der Girfulation fir bic
v6reie PreKe" nabaetpieien.
Sn 6Olge Der Otisen 3ablen tebaup>
ten mir ni1t nur. fonberu mir beamfpra>
wer, bic 8rDkte Girfnlatipn BON
allen 6eutimen 3eitmngen i,m Siioet
az baben. - sr bies su uioerlesen
winfht. bet mag einfad ben Quartals
8eri9t ieines poitamtes ber6Henili6en.
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& . t d 8,
9ie vsSre|e preffe" pbemaa!

Ser @ebilfs pohmeifter, 9err s.
3. Walter, bate bic Greuubli@teit, uns
ben Musmeis iiber bas bon biefigen
publifationet fir Dos Quartal bonn L.
Oftober big 81. DECEMBER 1883 ge3ablte
3eitungszp orto aur 8erfIgung gu fel'