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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
B. q B.
The NEW SPRING A3coaTxENT
&c NOW AL ~.

1t is great pleasure to Us to oif4r this
seasons productions, because they aie
the most ELEGANT and satisfactory for the
prices We have ever seen.
Our Mad Order Department viii cheer
fully submit samples 10y mail, ami your
order will be iilie'l at the lowest prices
and as satisfactorily as though you we're
here to DO yqur shopping in l,erson. Have
you tried iig
Special mention is made Of few items
only
A very large assortment of al wool In
ported Suiiings, % 10 10 inches wide
in large assorf ments Of stripes. plaids
and mixtures. at 30 cents. This is
the most comprehensive Offering of
80 cent Dress Goods ever made bv
any meTcaaiir house.
100 Fieces 40 inch Imported plaids, 10
cents
Also ~ 80 cents. large assortment Of all.
vol 30 inrt Scotch Cneviois.
New and STYLISH Cloth Boureties, 5s inch
- Wide, a. 81 cents
A - cent o!ieripg-the most FOR the
money ever eilefed-imported Tail
or suitings IN large variety Of styl-
In siripes, 3S inches wide, elegant
quality
AT 81 ceuis. 36 inch Wool Saitinrs. new
stripes and plaids.
500 pieces extra fine Satinos. Is cents
> cent quality.
Anderson's tiiughams. 20 and - cents.
Challis-l.argest variety in all qualities.
up 20 the imported all-wool goods at
30 cents
Our large Spring and Summer Fashion
Journal and Catalogue will be- ready
April lst. IL costs nothing hut your
name on postal card 10 get it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
Hard to please.

look here" said subscriber as he
walked into the Office, Il want you 10
stop my paper
What's the reason ."
There amt enough news in it. Too
much opinions, and that sort Of thing"
In about half AN hour another sub
seriher made his appearance.
"Pve concluded to stop my paper"
said he
"You haye?'
"Yes, sir"
I'm tired Of reading about accidents
and suicides and such things. What
want is good, solid opinions"
And the editor sat down and thought
great pronderous opinions about people
in general.--Ncrchaasf TrG,eicr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
Battle of Dog with a Cobra.

a terrier dog owned 10y native gen
tleman residing in Dlnnedaw, while run
ming about the com2onnl, was dart, at
by a large cobra snake, which. however,
missed It's aim, when the dog took his
chance and went for the snake, succeed-
ing in getting bold of il by the head, at
once running lf home with it, putting
The occupants Of the house into terr bic
fright The dog then commenced shak-
ing tho snake, ddring which operation
it released its hold oaly - get a second
grip at it /; bat this time il unfortunately
caught it below the hood, thus giving the
snake chance to gi.e it bite on the
lower lip. This 50 Infatuated the dog
that il frightened its gnp and severed the
snake in two. The snakes bite, however.
did It's work, for the brave little dog
frothed from the mouth and died in a
few minutes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
Showing His Sympathy.


A Il year-old.boy went into bis moth
er's presence with one eye black. his lips
swollen. and a ragged scratch across his
cheek, the blood from which he had
wiped of on his shirt sleeve.
Nicodemus," cried the parent, as he
sneaked in, have you been fighting
again -
Nope" he sullenly grunied
"Then what on earth sils your face ?"
Jim Green's mas dead /" he replied.
"Well, suppose she is, what's that got
to DO with your burged up face?"
Z" ! seed jim jest now" answered the
boy, and he looked awful sad and sol
emnsome."
Well ?"
i didn't know what ter do TO make
him bright and clipper like, an feeliL'
50 sorry for him, jest went UP an le;
him hit me a few licks"
Did it help him ~ asked the mother.
Help him - echoed the boy, in 4
surprised tone, course it did. Don't
you think it'd make you feel good TO bust
a fellow that way, hat had licked You
every week for year ?''-.ltiaafa (oasi-
tuition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

Down in Georgia the Farmers Alliance
which claims TO have something like
$4,000 members, has declared war on the
Bo1rbons. II is stated that the Alliance
means 70 put m independent ticket Of
its own into The field next fall ard sup
port il with ali us strength. Naturally
this prospect is one that fills the regular
democratic leaders ofthe State with deep
dis2us'.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

4 corked bottle that evidently had
foaied about two thousand miles, was
picked up in the river near Pointe Cou-
pee, La, recently. Il was opened and
the contents found to be slip Of paper
bearing these words Thrown over at
s.. Paul, Mimi. 10Th Of April, 1889, by
Z. c. Libby. Finder please advertise
where il was fonnd, and what date and
much oblige yours truly. Send this pa
per to the 81. Louis Rgajiic to advertise" !"
The paper was dry and well preserved,
and the characters not in the least de-
faced. The paper was mailed to the
republic.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
An Englishman in the West.

He was apparently insulted when
questioned abou. his ability to ride and
answered that he could ride any kind of
a horse. A sleepy-lOoking bronco was
brought out from the corrals and sad
died. Though be appeared half-dead he
was the worst b0cker in the heard. "'E's
lifeless," said the foreigner, when the
pony was brought to him. The boys
said the mag" would wake up after the
first mile and the visitor got into the sad :
die. He didn't linger long. The frst
buckjump placed him on the horses
neck, and atter the second he was in the
atmosphere. He turned double somer-
sault and landed on the sharp end Of a
cactus plant. When he picked himself
up one Of the boys asked what be thought
of the thoroughbred now. The question
made the Englishman turn pale. "'E's
good 'oss," he answered, but e lopes too
bloomin' Ugh"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
On the Slightest Sign

0fanythlng wrong with the Kidneys
or Bladder, recourse should at once be
had to DR. kennedy's favorite Remedy,
Of Rondout, y Y. Neglect may lay the
foundation for painful difficulties. The
Favorite Remedy has completely cured
eases Of Stone in the Bladder, from which
relief had been vainly sought. Where
here IS tendency to Rheumatic Gout
speedy relief invariably follows It's use.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
Don't Feel Well,

And yet you are no; sick enough TO con-
sult doctor, OF you refrain from doing
so FOR fear you will alarm Yourself and
fdends--we will tell YOU Just what YOU
need. IL is Hoods Ssrapalills, which
viii lift you ont Of that unce tain, un-
comfortable. dangerous condition, into
state Of good health, confidence. and
cheerfuiness. You've no idea how po-
tent this peculiar medicine is in cases
like yours
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
One Dollar Well Invested.

Ifyou have bad breath, constipation,
pain in the small Of the back, discolored
skin, nervousne s., or dizziness. your only
wise course is 70 take Dr. David Kenne-
dy's Fayoriie Remedy, of Rondout, y. y.
III will cleanse lie blood of all impurities
regulates the kidneys and Liver, and
thus restore n healthy glow TO your cheek
again All druggists one dollar a bot
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

For tie cure of the inflammation ard
congestion called & cold in the head, -
there is more potency in Ely's Cream
Balm than in anything else it is possible
TO prescribe. This preparation he's for
years past been making q brilliant sue
cess as a remedy for cold in the head
catarrh and hay fever. Used in the ini
tial stages of these complaints Cream
Balm prevents any serious development
of the symptoms, while almost number.
{ less cases are on record Of radical cures
of chronic cAtarrh after all other modes
of treatment haye failed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

Perhaps the most famous of all uata-
dors, the espado primero OF the world. is
Francisco Sanchez. alias Lagartijo. He
is probably tie most daring. skillful bull
fighter that ever lived. His handling Of
the wild and savage bulls Of Jarama is
marvellous. lie now seldom appears,
$1,000 baing the price demanded and
secured in advance for each performance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
Conaumption curoix Curon.

To TuE Epr9oR;- Please inform your readers
That have positive remedy Cor the above.n
disease. By its timely Use thouasnds OF hopg,-ss
cases have been permanently cured. l shall be sad
10 send two houies Of iuy remedy FREE g. any Of
3oar readers VINO have consumption IL they viii
Fend ms their Express and p. o. address, Eospect-
fully, T. a. sLocUad. Il. c., Isl Pearl St. y. =.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
A Family Gathering

Have You a father? Have vou a moth
err Have you son or daughter, sister
or brother who has not yet taken kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, the
guaranteed remedy for the cure OF all
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, and all
Throat and Lang Troubles? If so, why,
when a sample bottle IS gladly given 10
you free by any druggist. and the large
size costs only 50c and 81.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
Tonight and To-Morrow Night.

And each day and night during this week
yon can get IT all druggists Ketnp's Iialsam
for the Throat and Lungs. acknowledged to
be the most successful remedy ever sold for
the eGre of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis.
Whooping Cough, Asthma and Consump-
tion. Get a bottle 10 doy, and keep it al
ways in the houses 50 you can check your
cold at once. Price 80 cents and 81. Sample
bottles free.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
rFA Ropr nrrrr RnnY

the result = collision. whether "cnrpjng
thrO tie rye. or not. Life Is fuil of cuilss-
IONS. We arr constantly coilidinn with some
body or something. IL IL isnf with our
neighbOrS it Is with RoFnC dread diseases that
knocks us of shc track and p,ftlel.s dis-
nbicS US Tor bic. Nuinsn especially & Sccrsls
have 70 bear the briiuf OF more collisions and
Aiilictions than ni1nkind- In al casa Of
nerfotisDess- iieartng-down ssns.ffl0ns ten
dcinfss. periodical pains. sick bcadacllc con-
Rcstion. inflammation. or uiceTsfion aud all
female irregularities" and ~weaknspsss.a
Dr.. Piercr's fhsOritc Prescription sslincs to
tlls it-scue OF women ~ no other uiedicln,.
cOss- u Is the only medicine for RDsnen. slid
by druggists. under positive guarantee,
frsm the manufacturers that il will aivs
satisfaction in every CAS-. or moray paid for
Il VIII te refunded. See gaclUafct on bottle.
wrapper.
Copyright lsss, hy woRlD's Dis. Nsn ASK.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

There is danger in impure blood. There
is safety in taking Hoods Sarsaparila,
the greal blood purifier. 100 doses one
dollar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

Don't give up. there is cure for catarrh
and cold in the head Thousands testify
that Ely's Cream Balm has entirely eur
ell them. 1t is safe aud pleasant remc-
dy. Il is applied into the nostrils. 1t is
not liquid or snuff ltcnres by cleans
ing and healing. Price 50c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

A man named Carpenter, who was in
the hustle business in New York City,
has failed. Carpenters should stick TO
wood.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
EXECUT0Es NOTICE
A ApMINIsrEAroR.s NOTICE

.-state of locph A. r. Hrnter. late Of Cr.laa
HoFigh. Somerstt County. pa.
Aetlefsei administration on the oye estate nav
ine been granted 70 the undersigned ty the proper
auihonty, notice is hereby given 10 az persons
indebted 70 said estate a. make immediate pay
ment, and fhose having claims agGiusi the Same
viii present them duly authcuricarfd for settle
meet oll or before Thursday. April T., is0 aitne
oihee Of John l. Scott in the forUugh % sofnei-
sci JOHN X SCOTT,
mari. Asiinn. ciili fsfsf1s lig 'ifrfcft
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02


Gue Of the eharaters Of san ini
Cal. died sl,of; time ago. He was a
ffcn';ersman. known over hna ireds of
spnafe miles Of monntsin and valley as
@Unrle Billy, Of Josephine" IL was a
grizzlesi giant, certainly ore Of the cool
est aud strongest men in his region, and
kept ssloou for the quicksilver miners,
post Office and store. He VI as black
smith, school trustee, and few things
besides. especially wheel horse at camp
meetings. One night. Ii is told, fur
Mexican miners in his salUon tried to
,btbe old man. The door was shut,
bot lie threw the foremost Mexican
thiough the panels into the road, and
then, putting his arms about the three
others. showed them en- rnssse through
the splinters and fragusents Of the broken
door. "0ne or two of them Mexicans
sinck their knives into me. said Uncle
Billy aslerwarl. sbnt never showed
was hunt, and after they were thr0std
out they crawled away la fact, one
knife-thrust went straight through his
arm but ON the other hand he crippled
most Of the Mexicans for life.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
Interested People.

Advertising patent medicine in the pc
culior way in which the proprietor Of kemp's
Bsssn. for Coughs and Colds does it IS n
deed wonderful. He authorizes all druggists
TO give those who cali for it a sample bottle
Eree, that they may Try it before purchasing
The large bottles are % cents and 81 We
ceuainlywould advise a trial It may save
you from Consumption.
The story comes from Augusta, Ga,
that recently hen hatchei out lot Of
chickens. but to one Of them, for some
unaccountable reason, showed much
aversion, finally driving the little chicken
from the flock. BIT the chick quickly
found symathe,ic partner in white
puppy that owed allegiance 10 the same
household. They eat and play together
When the chick gets sleepy /; hops on
the back ofthe dog and dozes away with
as much confidence as if uader the pro-
teciing wing of its mother
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

Nail Trains rounec; al lockwood with train.
2 anu rom somerset and johnStowm. at Ilvud
- WIN ira-l- U aiit from Bedford 81 J,s,reft
flth tf1liis 20 alid from Berlin st -l s,ury I1l
'oii "lth TRAINS 20 and froil salisbury.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

1t lis acOld day when an Atlantic steam
sr meets an iceberg.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
JonNsrowN ExpRrss-No q, :


SOMERSET AccosIMoDATI0S NO. gs
Legtes 8rrissS
Baltimore 500 N SOMERSET. 5s,~ a IA
SltIsburgh .-... t-5e arn
LOCKWOOD ..-... 5.ls D nc
di!fOrd....-.....~ 5:s3am
Passengers for sonerse; from the east and vest
IN tse fittsbursh Division, eRause cars At Rock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
soUTHBoUND TRIMS.
AocoMMopAIEoN-No No. "a .

AedftS Arrit-s
. onhsloNh..-..- 300 p N Eockwousi --. f.7j m
lsisi.'.-.,';..-. e,'4i p IN Cumberland 90 1.au j IN
l.'oFtiafiise-- a;is j. N PitsbtrPn -. $50 j NJ
toy-towu....... ig8 y Ia Nnshinet,.sl so Z. m
'oNERsL1 -....... 4.sl , IA Baltimore 80 :. n.
Preseason, r: els. aaJ west caal-. cars la
Roekwood.
LOCKWOOD Accos.IoD4TIox-No. Sc.
Lear.s 4rf.e,
9oNEEsEr ..........C7pm Rookwoos az m
PasSengeTs leaving o. 5lsis train Gun make cen
'ast and west.
Daily. Daily except SUNDAY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

w, ". CLEMENTS. Nararcr.
tiiAS. %. - I'LL GCu. Pass sc-t
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

AZ 7faias SIP f'r Fassengcrs .slere TTaet. G.yea.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
WESFB0UyD TRAINS.

Passengers from Pittsburgh caange cars n,
oii's on the Somerset * Cambria a. RocEwoo5.
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THE time given is Eastern Standard rimeI
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
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ROckgood
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Ser 0spman bes 9ebemanmes.

giner Der erOtifdem 26tpen, al benen
gails 10 reid 1T, prin5 Gonitantin
gentura, 8etter beg st R6nigs
gtilan bon 5erbien, bat fi1 erldofIen.
Der iunge Menid er mar erit "a
Sabre alt = bat in paris in ben Iebten
Sabren elm paar Wailionen pertban.
Sein Gompagnon bel bieiem angeneb,
men 3eitpertreib mar cine iunge Dame,
ibres 3ei1ens 5faulpieIerin an elmer
fleinen 8iibne. Gtir3licb entbedte Der
prin3, oaB Mabame ibn betroa, unb
ma6te einen 8ersiftunssberfu6, tuurbe
aber 9liidli6 pieber bereeitellt. Sin
paar Woden ipdter ma9te er abermaIs
bic 9lei6e Gntoedung uno feuerte einen
@ebolber auf feline f96ne Jreunbin ab.
pie Dame tpur5e ni6t berlebt, ber
Brin3 aber f6oB fi9 ben @olbfineer Der
rehten 9ano ab, lieB ibn in @riritus
ieBen uno auf benz Gamin i'm Salon
Der Same, nit Der er fih oeri0bnte, in
elmer pra6tpollen atpliauDaie our St.
tnnerung aufteuen. Das flinat ebenio
ronlanbaft tDie berriidt, 1T aber buds
fdbli6 wabr. &iir3li6 nun ma6te ber
ofenbar ereentriide Slabe gum britten
Wtale bic glei@e Embedding unb mibz
banoelte barauf bic Dame ieines Ser.
gems in unglaubli6er Weiie. St priis
gelte fle braun uno blau, rib ibr game
gal9el 9aare aug, brad ibr einen Sin.
ger uno iblug ibr fieben 3dbne aug
benz Wunbe. Die poIi3ei, an uelde
bic S6auipieleriH fid menbete, ertIdrte,
tie Tonne ni6t einf9reiten, ba Der priua
erterritorial lei unb ilur BON ben &C.
ri1ten ieines eigenen 2anbes perfolat
tperben Tonne. Ser iunge Nlanu
fbeiut iuspif6en ibersei6nappt su fein 4
er. fubr 4benbs auf ben Boulebaros |
berum unb beriibte allerlei unfiun, |
ging bann in elm 9otel Der &ue &ipoIi |
unb l9oB fi9 tobt. Das mar aud bas
Werntinfttgfe, mas er bat tbun t0nneu.
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Dieter Osfar 1T unausftebli9. 8om
0unbertiien fommt ct ing Saufenblfe.
Nlio, mas nil bic Gr1fin 6olm9au.
len? Denn bic neinten sic bod nit
ber lngarin2
Natiirli6! Seit brei Sasen idoa
lie9t mir bic 5a9s tpie elm NIp auf oer
gruit. DaB i'd au1 bas MaIbenr bas
ben muBte, ibre 8efanntl9aft gu ma.
den! Sas beiBt, iie lit eine alIerliebits
perioa, tplrtlib, gana 6armant, gana
9armant! 9ber fie bat cine Mrt. nit
unfereiaem, ber bod 3ur alten Garbe
geb6rt, um3uipringen = mau fann ibr
ni6t ansmei6en! Sic f@idt mid aIio
als oiplomati6eu gOti9after, obluobl
lb our Diplomatic fein ionberl1es
Talent babe. Oas iiberlafie i'd ben
6eeerfubIern unb &e1tsperbrebern,
bic uns af6srau fir WeiB pertaufen.
gs banbelt fi9 - b6rH Du aud, 2eoz
polo2 es baabe!t li6 um Deine thds
tbige Wtltwirtung BEL ibrem sSe1te bonn
pler3ebnten Mdr3. 5is piIe i'm Nor.
aug, bcbauptet He, baB Du i5r einen
Rorb geben miirbeif, iusnu lie brett BEL
Dir anfrage; mir aber. Deinem friibe>
rem Wormunb, f6nntelf Du bic 6a6e
nidt abidIasen.
Was oerlanet sic Don mir2 fraate
2eopolb.
@ott meB, mas! 2ebenbe giloer
ioait Du ibr ifslen belTen = oarunter
sipei ober brei nad @smdloen bon Dir.
Iuberbem re6uet lie fiir zines bieier
giloer anf 9eine Mitpirtung aIs
Neteur.
g1ass
gBie i'd Dir iaee! SIN ,SoaIt auf
bic Braut' ioalt Du ben Yrdutlqam
MAIDEN. llno. bente Dir nur, mid
prebt Sic fit bic &olle beg alten @ourz
manbs, re9ts in ber gds; meibt Du,
Der i1mun5elnbe Subelgreis nit Der
Seroiette i'm 2uopflo6! sic bebaup.
tet, i'd idbe benz dbnlial
Sborbeit! la9te Der &eferenbar.
Wie 10 Sborbeits WesbaIb ioa i5
elmer Gigur In einem Bilbe meines leibs
li9en Weffen ni9t dbnIi1 iebens
glber Id bite sic, Derr Maior :.
So, mas molen Sic eigentIid?
ytun, fagte Ostar, i9 fann mir ni6t
ooritenen -. Die Gisur 1T mir aller=
oings momentan ni9t erinnerli1 =
abef ein Subelgreis, nod ba3u In Der
efs, unb nit Der Seroiette i'm 2nopf.
LODI -.
Sd weiB ni6t, tparum seraoe sic 10
i'm gifer seratben. @lauben Sic, Ell,
mem Manne bon Difinttion fdut elm
Stein aus Der arone, tpenn er ii6 NAL
gelegentlib 81 einem fr6bli6en 6paB
bsrgiebt? 6dite i6 2uii, i6 lieBe mid
tlleiHettpegen als S6lofermeifer pIa.
eiren, obne sic erf um grlau5nib ,u
fragen. Sin Militdr BON fefiaeariins
better Stelung pirb nidt 10 Ieidt fos
mild, tuie eiDa elm afabemiI6er 2ufti.
tus, Der 3pan3ig SemeIter ftuoirt uno
oann bur9's gramen fdat.
(6ortfesnns foIst)
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Scr Son Der 9llarmalcde

lntiten IN Ger Stue rer 0a6t fam BEN sem5bnlt6en
Wfen@en talim mebr eri&reden olS Elm sernafhaises
plpslt4eS @erdui4 ben nerpbIen Sranten. @pbaIe
ater bic gerpen seifdbt inb unb has Spem burd Sp=
itetter asenbitters setrdfst lit, tritt an gtee her
unnathrlihen @mpfinhldfet hefeben cine Mube, Biz
snrd unbeeeutenbe llriaden nidt aus benz @le6ae.
mlnt Sebra9t miro @eitprte Gerbauuns lit eine irut
pare eaTe glanSitdte fur @erreni6pd6e unc unnatiird,e
lfslde bic ofprtise Grneueruna
stner traIgen Masenbdttste lit zines her iideriten
Walliel 5ar Stdrtans unb Serubtsuns bes Nerpenip=
TENS Sine beicnbere 8prm ppn NerpenIeipen tit Bic
S9larltsteit bel gewDbnli@en Sdgen belfen ppb aud
nenerl1aSenpe Nurer, aber BET Idnserer Dauer pbcr
Mtttel 6a eS eieielbe auf bic Dauer beietis Oieie
MrSnei IT ebenio anseni6einlid mirfiam lei Maara
MbsumattsnuS, Geritppfuns, 9ebei,eiren, irpie bet
nntbdtigtet Der Nieren unb Der 9laie.
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3nm Wcrind)e Der pnmmcrusud,t bel
Walueffpu.

Wtan ipiro Ii9 erinnern, baB Dor nid1i
lanser 3eit I'M 8alb. .itoaer Dafen an
Oammlpalle eine MusabI bon GUNNER,
@lern ausgeiu6t noroen mar,
auf oas Geiu6 bon eim paor @alpe.
foneri9erren, mar bon 5eiten bes 8or.
lfebsrs ber Ser. Staten, 6ii9ereis Com.
mlilloa nit bem Dampfsr Alamo ber
ufallorp 9lnie cine Nn3abl BON Gumz
merH bon ytstpsYort aus ua9 @aloe.
1fon ge11tdt tuorsen = Inn ben Berlu6
- i1on Den 3fpeiten - gu MAIDEN,
olele 10 duBerit mertbbolle 5eefrebsart
an Der 2iiite bes meritanif6en @olfs,
no he bon Natur aus nidt porbaneen
mar, einaufdbren unb einar burgern.
DIE Tabrt Der alamo mar aber eine
ungeu6bnlib langwierise seweien, nno
Die tSolge bapon mar, baB Der &egez
run9sbeamte, welGer bic 6enbuua nad)
@alpslton beSleitete, tamlt bic Nn.
ptlau5ung unter ieiner Nufidt uorges
n0nlmen maroe, ni9t nlebr aIs 20 bis
70 Der SbIere lebenoig nod @alpehon
brabie, uno aud bitle befanoen fd
lbon In einem balbtpbten 3ulianoe uno
ltarbsn. ebe fie ausgeiebt sperben FONTS
ten. Da blieb benn Dem Beamten,
Der ytI6ts unDsriu9t la1en tpollte,
nl6's an6ers iibrig, nie eine Nn5abl
bon @lerH = ungefdbr 25O,000 =,
pel6e tpdbreub BET 5abrt selai9t NOR
ben paren, an Der Settle bes Dammes
gu bsrieRsen; falls oieieIben li9 lebenss
fdbig ertOeiien miirbsn, meinte er, mfg
ten lie ieiner gere9nung nat, gegen
4nfaug bes Wonat Suli austonmen.
gum grltaunen 4ller bra6te nun aber
ein Gii1er am Z. Wai einen iumgen
9ummer auf bas &atb. .Qaus unb Iegte
ibn Der Stabibeb6rbe Dor.
Serlelbe mar etpa spei 3oq lang
uno beim Damn sefansen tporben.
Der Tii6er tbeilte gu glei6er 3eit nit,
caB eine gan3e 3abl bon iol9en tleinen
Seefrebfen bereits bon Sungen gefangen
lsien, tueI6e iie itatt Der @arnele aIs
&6oer beim 6ii6en benubten. IS tann
tpobl taum einem 3peifel unterIiegen,
DaB bieie @remplare BON iungen 6ums
mern aug ben @iern ausgel1lhpft iinb,
tDel6e Dor etma atpei Monaten beim
Damn psrientt purben, nit anberen
gBorten: baB Der 8eriud, Die 6ums
lnertultur On Der teranif9in &hfte su
begrilnoen unb ein3ubiirgern, uIs Elm
gelungener 81 betradten iff. Selbfbers
itdnoli6 tpirb es fi6 als notbpenbig
berausfeaen, oaB iofort 4nitalt setrof.
fen tpiro, bic iunee 8rut gu beIdaben
unb Dor allen Dinsen es gu berbinbern,
oaB bic tleiuen Grebfe fernerbin aIs
Gooer berbrau6t merben unb auf 10
unrhbmli6e Weiie 81 @runbe gebem.
gs 1T beteits eine iidotiide Yerotbs
nung erlofen. nelde es untsr 4notrz
bung elmer Strafe bon $40 oarbieiet, in
3ufunfi einen GUNNER aug benz 8a1er
heraus3unebmen. gsher unb suedoienz
llber tpiirbe es aber nod lein, penn fir
eine 3eitlang elm beiouberer Yeamter
bel bem Damn fiationirt ptirbe, UNI
Die Stabt. t.Orbinan3 gu er3uinsen.