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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
The Tnte of Maniac.

Eco HARnoR, N. j., April 3.-Geo. Lang,
while temporarily insane, terrified his fami-
ly, consisting of his wife and three child
rem, by wishing them 20 remain quiet
while he set fire To the house. lie then
fired bed containing his sleeping 5-year
old daughter. The house WAS soon in
flames and the neighbors with difficulty
rescued the little ones, one Of the rescurers
being seriously burned. The maniac se-
cured shotgun nnd threatened death 10
all who attempted to approach him. lie
was next seen 20 jump into tho flames, and
after a few groans all was quiet
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
Tho Irrigation Measures.

The irrigation bills introduced in the
house to-day are the same ms those reported
few days since in the senate. Nandever,
of California. introduced the bill which re
lates TO irrigation west of the 10th paral-
lei, and Hansbrough, OF North Dakota, the
bill reported by Senator Moody for irrigat-
ing the Dakotas. Both bills will soon he
reported back, but II is matter of doubt
when they will be considered. In the house
there are go many bills 10 be considered
that it is almost impossible TO get up n
measure of this character.
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Prefer, the Enrlish Way.

The house committee on banking and
currency further discussed the subject OF
issuing fractional currency for use in the
mails. The subcommittee reported that the
postmaster general did not regard the prop
osition with favor. He preferred something
ON the English system, Of making redoema-
BILE by postmastors postage stamps affixed
10 card. so the card could not be used for
mail puTposes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
The nntY on Hides.

The demand for duty on hides comes
from the American Protective association
and from some of the western cattle-grow-
ing districts II was more than all directed TO
keeping Montana in the republican column.
One of the hardest fights 10 be made ON
the bill by the Massachusetts delegation il
upon hides, and il is positively stated that
with the hide duty retained.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
To LooI, Into NlnInmn Ar.irs.

The house committee on judiciary has
appointed n subcommittee TO visit Alabama
and ncighhoring southern states TO make
mn investigation of the alleged improper
action of court officers in iustituting prose
cutons without reason for The purpose Of
collecting fecs it is also charged that sen
tenccs in criminal cases have been suspend
ed without warrants of law.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
Tho Khnde I.lnnd KosnIt

PRoymrcE, April 3.-'rhe next leRisla.
ture, 80 far es chosen, stands: Senate-ke.
publicans n; democrats, IL; 10 be chosen
4. se-Ropublicans, "a; democrats, %;
20 be chosen, -. The election of the gov
ernor and general officers will be thrown
into the legislature. and iifty-iiye votes are
needed 10 assure a majority,
OF the assembly members 10 be elected nj
n supplementary election the republicans
must get ten or the democrats nineteen to
secure majority to elect state officers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
Rlces al Now Orleans.

NEw 0mlEANs, April 3.-weather warm.
partly cloudy, track sloppy.
Five furlongs-Marchburn won, Ida l.
second, Skobeloff third; time. 1:204.
Five furlongs-B Bonnie Annie won. Fear
Not second. Rosa Peal third; time. lOG4.
Handicap, one mile and seventy yards
Churchill Clark won, Annie second, Dyer
third; time, l:5si,.
- 1wo-year-olds, half n mile-Annie Brown
time, "a.
Five furlongs-G Germanic won. Miss Fran
els second, Captain King third; time, l:074
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
EMPEROR AND SAVIOR.
German Pamphlet which Has Caused q
sensation In uerIIn

VIENNA, Apri, 3-A telegram from Berlin
onnounces the publication of pamphlet
entitled; "lle Goes: What NowI" IL is
reported that Emperor William himself
was the author of the pamphlet. In any
case it betrays an intimate knowledge of
affairs. II states that secret society, in
cluding among its members the emperor.
Caprivi aud Gen. du NernOis. minister of
war. proposes 10 reconcile the democratic
parties alicnntcd by bismarck, and that the
emperor has adopted tho social theories of
La Salle and 1aine. IL compares him To
Savonarola and Constantine, and says that
he has taken the new socigl doctrine into
his own hands 10 sayo the tottoring thrones
of Europe. The pamphlet has caused a
BCnsation
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
Miss Intbrop's Tour.

CLEVELAND, April 3.-President Phinney,
of the Non-Partisan Woman's Christian
temperance union, has issued notice that
Miss Mary i. Lathrop, of Denver, Colora-
do, national organizer, will traverse the
Pacilic coast IN the interest of the society,
commencing early in May. Party questions
will have no place IN Miss Lnthrop's ad-
dresses. Officers of the union bespeak for
this lady warm welcome from ministers
and temperance women, and beg hearty
cooperation. Persons ON the Pacific coast
desiring ia secure the services Of Miss
Lathrop in temperance work may address
her Mt l,i9D Champar street. Denver. Col,
or the general secretary, Miss Doty, Cleye-
land
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National Capital Notes.

Speaker Reed gave dinner last evening
TO 4. J. Seligman. of Montana. Mr.. Reed
was Selignan's guest last summer when
he visited the new state. They are very
good friends.
Representative Carter has been agnin
called upon by tho lead men to brace
up the ways and means committee
on the lead tariff. Carter says to-day the
duty is still adhered to.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
chIeago.. striking rIumbers.

Cn1cAoo. April 3.-'rho leaders Of the
striking plumbers assert that tsey are per
fecting arrangements whereby in caso the
masters do not concede their demands soon
they will establish cooperative shops, with
branches all over the city. They assert
they can pay the wages demanded, and de-
clare 10 per cent interest ON the capital In
vested.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04

The cgar manufacturers who made an
argument yesterday in oppositinn TO tho
tobacco schedule in the new tariff bill, to
day filed with the committee substitute
schedule, which will be acceptable TO them.
II is intended 10 correct the provision of
the bill which subjects 20 duty MS wrappers
at $2.7j n pound, tho entire contents OF my
bale of loaf tobacco containing any leaf
suitable for wrappers.
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RECORD OF THE FLYERS.
Good Weather and Fine Races on the Rem
nings Track.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Weather fine
track good.
All ages, six furlongs-Beck won, Onward
second, Fairall B. third. Time LIZ.
Handicap for 3-year- olds and upwards,
one mile-Cornelia won, Frank Ward Sec
ond, Pelman third. Time l.i7.
Three-year-olds and upwards, six furlongs
-Shotova won, Nina A. second, Faustina
lhird. Time LIN.
Ihree-year-olds and upward, ono mile
and n sixteenth-Nillage Maid won, Bess
second, Gypsy King third. Time l.h3iS.
Three -year-olds and upwards, one mile
and furlong-A dead heat between Jim
Murphy and Bassanio in 2.07; in the run of
Bassanio won. Time 2ll.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
BIsmarek's birthday gifts.

BERLIN, April 3.-Tho list of Bismarck's
birthday gifts is amusing. They include
two mastiiis, forty-three drinking cups,
over hundred long pipes, three hunting
guns, much tobacco, dozens of canes, in
Vulnerable packages Of preserves, cakes and
candies sent by farmers wives, barrels of
eggs, sides of bacon, cushions, rugs and nm
enormous salmon from Wales.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
Lawyers in a right.

Kansas Crrr. April 8.-Orwell +, Knox
and Milward Coote, well known attorneys,
quarrslod on the street this afternoon re-
eardinp professional matters In the scrim-
mage Knox cut Coote's face in twelve
places with a pocket knife, seriously injur-
ing him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04

FoRT WAYNE, Ind, April 3.-Senator Cal.
win S. Brice, president of the Lake Erie d
Western railway, has announced the pur-
chase OF the Fort Wayne, Cincinnati a
Louisville railway on his personal account
not for the Lake Erie Il Western.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
Myst.rlous shooting.

MILWAUKEE, April Sd. w. Ainsworth, a
conductor on the Wisconsin Central rail-
road, was brought to the city late tonight
from Waukesha. He had been shot and fa-
tally wounded at his home in that valley.
No one WIS present bnt the family, and all
are reticent about the affair, which is re-
garded az mysterious.
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In the Hand. Of Women.

A number of well-known ladies, includ
ing the wives of Senators Jones, Mcmillan,
Payne, Hearst, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, Mrs
Florence Baynrd aud Mrs. Frank Hatton.
met yesterday and decided to issue an adj
dress calling upon the women Of America
for contributions TOR bronze statue 10 be
presented to France ns a token OF friend
ship.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04

FoRr B@ToN. April 3,-lspecial. THE
Overland hotel, one of the Oldest land
marks Of the city, WAS partially destroyed
by fire to-day. Prompt action on the part
Of the fire department soon subdued the
flames and the loss sustained will not eK-
ceed $1,000. No insurance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
THE SOUTHERN FLOODS.
Heavy Rains md High Winds Causing
Much Damage In Mississippi.

VIcKsBuRG, Miss, April IA telephone
message from Marysyille, Miss, just re-
ceiyed says the entire town and surround
ing country has bocn oycrilowed by sud
den rise in Steel's bayou. Tho people arc
moving out of their residences and are TAX
ing ret--ge in the gin houses. The water is
over three feet deep in the higher levels of
the town and is rising fast.
NEw OREEiNs, April 3.-Dispatches re-
cciyed here report that within the past two
days unusually heavy rains have fallen
throughout the lower Mississippi, in the
gcnsas, Onachita aud Red river valleys, nc
companicd by severe winds.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04

PARIS. April J.-The Prince Of Wales is
here on his way back from Berlin. lie was
received with moro than usual impressmont.
II is noted. however, that the prince is ag-
ing rapidly. He has II worn-out, wearied
look. and walks like feeble man. These
evidences Of physical decay corroborate the
recent reports that the prince is i'll.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
Tho Governor VIII Retire.

CoNooRD, N. H.. April 3.-At a meeting Of
the governors council yesterday an official
communication was sent President Arthur
Taggart, Of the senate, reciting that Gov.
Goodel WAS incapacitated by i'll health for
the discharge Of his duties, and requesting
Taggart 10 assume the gubernatorial va
cancy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04

CnArrAYoooA, Tenn, March 3.-Richard
Cottren, resisting arrest last night, shot
and killed Deputy Sheriff George Gibson
and seriously wounded Deputy Sheriff
Charles Hosctt. While endeayorng 10 es-
cape Coitrcn was shot by Deputy Sheriff
Dow and may die.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04

LoursyrLLE, April 3,-Contributions g. 20 the
relief fund amount 10 nearly $4,000.
Only cases Of immediate want have yet been
relieved; no one is allowed to suffer. GEN
cral repairs will begin soon. Many bogus
claims of alleged victims have been ex-
nloded
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
Clarkson Says, After Seven Years
Trial in Iowa, the Dry Law
Is Failure.
According to the Boss Headsman,
the Republican Party Never
Favored II Anyway.
The Present Legislature should Modify
the Law as Experience Demands-A
Missionary for the Coast.

@wAsHINoToS, April 3.-In an interview to-
day regarding the anti-prohibition move
ment in Iowa, First Assistant Postmaster
General Clarkson said the prohibition law
has had seven years trial. and while it
proved nm admirable law for the agrcul-
tural counties and smaller towns, it has
failed to find public opinion to enfore il in
the larger cities and in counties on the Mis-
sissippi river which arc largely settled by
people of European birth. IL is an open
fact that it cannot be enforced in such
localities without astatc oonstabulary which
the temper of the people would
never permit The republican party
never have been united in support
of the measure. As many as 10000 or CO.
Oo republicans opposed IL but have gone
along with the party, willing 10 see the ex-
pertinent tried. Now that IL has been tried
seven years, and failed in part. they insist
that the law be amended To give prohibit
tiun 10 80 per cent of Iowa, where public
opinion favors and enforces il. but that
some other method of regulating and re-
pressing the traffic be given TO tho 20 per
cent OF the state whero experience shows
II never can be enforced The
demand of yesterdays convention for
a silent platform will not be success.
full. 10 IL not the temper of the Iowa
people TO be silent on any question. The
present legislature should. in my Judgment,
modify the law, rs demanded by experience
or actual trial. The suggestion for another
vote on the constitutional amendment does
not meet the question. The seven years.
experiment should be followed by action.
Besides, do not believe ID right 10 vote
anything OF an experimental character into
the constitution. All good people wish TO
reach such legislation as viii be nearest
right and most repressiye of the liquor
traffic, and II possible the destruction of il,
but common sense must regulate in this as
in all other Affairs of mon.
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sullivan and jackson May Meet.

Ngw YORK, April 3.-lt is not improbable
that meeting between Sullivan and Jack
sou may take place at the Purvan club. II
all accounts are true, the directors of this
club are willing TO put up purse of $4,000
10 secure n meeting of the gladiators in
their building.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04
The Caucus Urged To Act.

prs MoINns, April 3.-The executive COM
mittce of the prohibition republican
conference this evening presented 10 the
senatorial caucus the resolutions calling
attention to the detection in the party on
account of prohibition, and urging immed-
late relief in the way Of modification Of
the present law.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April 3.-M. X. Ale1an-
der, son Of Gen. b. S. Alexander. U. s. A.,
wound up spree to-day by poisoning him
self with strychnine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-04

The reported rupture between Bulgaria
and Seryia is officially declared to be un,
true.
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TWO
Easily Solved
PROBLEMS
Two Times Two EiFour

lII[cTl0M The price of real
lululluI estate advances
in proportion to the increase
OF population: if the popula-
tion of MissOula numbered
$500 in the spring of 1889
and in the spring of 1890
numbers 5000, what was
the increase in value of Mis-
sOula real estate?
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Ser vSdJnlal5=atblet." ]"
(Berliner @eri6tsicene.)

DE large Anflage Is umidlig. tpis
n Ollet Sinte,iebdube; tpenn BET ne
Bride tpdre. not ba briH lsbt, benz
iinge Id mid rieber!"
Ser Mana. ber bem ssd6llengeridte
bieie WOrte eatgegenrief, befano iiG
augeni9eiuIid In getpaItiger 9lufres
gung, benn iein breites @efi6t mar liarf
ger0tbef, nnb cine bide 3ornesaSer laa
ouf ieiner 6iirn.
ptdI.: Mas linb sic eigentIi@9 sic
nennen ii6 balb Bidder, balb slrtiif.
Iugefl.: Sd siebe idonlt feit 20
Sabre uff De Mdr4te. 6raber tpar i'd
9ltblet I'm &instdlnpfet, ieitoem mir
aber ber 3siBmerbi@iis In bic poten.
toien iefabren is, fam i'd uff beg Sc.
f9dft mid mebr iebea, un I'LL bade i'd
S6malbtu@en. Mber MID etua nit
0un0efett, benu 10 not iplrbe-
prdl.: tunierbredenb): sic brou.
den uns in Sbre Ga6ense0simniFe
ni6t einsuipeiben.
Mngefl.: yla, mandmal Rno io'ne
Su@en etnas lnierf6tig. Mber Bel mir
tommt 10 mat MID bor, Oasu finb mir
3i anftdnbig.
prdI.: Oas ilt ia iebr I6bli1. bat
aber nit Der 5a6e, bic bier 3ur Mns
tlage febt. gar ni@is au tbun.
Ingeti.: Nee, nee, 9err Staatsan.
tpalts Sic f6nnten am gnbe henten,
neil id uff be Mdr6te aiebe, bin Id oo9
10 Gener nit Nermel! Mobnt Bel mir
tut mid! Mot Iasen Sc nu. ipenn i'd
Sbnen ba6rin einmeibe, bet meine eSreie,
toat meine yeltife 10, nal en- iroBes raus
ftalii1es Sbier tpsrbeu tpirb. 6e Iooft
f6on ole Oage nit be Mappe uff's
SonFftorium, I'm ole lire Greinbinnen
fagen, baB fe NAL 'ne iroBe Ronifere
tuerbeH lpirb. Det is ober oo9 iana
nat proppret. iraoe 10, aIs tpenn'f
Sdniei9maI3 wdre.
prdi.: Mtann, sic miBbrau6en uns
iere 8e6ulb In unsrb6rter Wei(el eebt
antworteE sic sefdllisft fur3 unb btn=
big auf bic Inflage, tpel9e Sbnen pors
tuirft. ben automateu 6cs &eftaura.
teurs so. muibwillig ssrtriimmert au
baben.
angstl.: Set Tam Seber iasen!
gbenfo iut fam gener tommen un ia,
gen. Id bdite fiIberne 26hel iefoblen |
@rit YetueiIel
prdf.: Nun, es III bod tlar ernie,
fen, baB Sic an bem automaten ni9t
nur bic 8lasi6eibe aeririimmert, Fons
bern oenielben aud fonIt mutbmilIis
beiGdoigt baben.
Wugetl. Bon Mutbpilisfeit is feene
Nsbe mid, bier baHbe!t's fi6 bios um'n
NusfnB bon ne Gerjerli9feit babrlber,
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|. W0lfsOn, s:': s':;,'s;',; s;.,.S .',,;.San Antonio.

bet be polle3ei f'nen miferablid,teu
S6inberfaiten nod immer bulben ouht,
prdI.: sic f9einen feinen Ssreunb
Der Nutonaten 5u fein!
Nngetl. &ennen sc Meib'en?
prdi.: gDos lit bas ftir eine tb6rid5te
Trage?
Ingetl. yea i'd meene WeiB'en BON
Grnh'en fein Sbeater. Ser fingt In Be
Don Subdne" aue Doge be Settle por,
bat fe TO- nen fauIen 3auber, tuie be
Weiteridule uno 10, riiber mad Mfrifa
fpebiten folIen. Der Mann bat ia 10
He9t. Sd uiinftbe bios, ct bieBe oodb
bon be Nutomaten erft: 'tiiber, INNER
'rii6erl
prdi.: anseflagter, eS6r @eI6mdb
TT faum nod ertrdglI9. gponen sic
uns an @nbe bier nod eanae ROup!ets
firopben borfingen2
9lugefl. ge, 0ter pen @rniten uus
fam IL bic ianae 5doie. Sd NOR nit
meine Srete, mat tilsine Neltne is, Das
iemeien, lDir hatisn uns ood lana tut
tedmdf,t un branfen, tpie mir au 6auie
iin9en, nod GERS gum Nbieu6bnen BEL
6ertn so. Mie mir bet 2otal berlies
ben, ftebt ba i'm 6Iur natierIi6 1ieber
io'n pisotentaiten, TN meine NelIis Hop.
pert natierlidb OOd ilei9 nit be Ooaeu
banad,. Wdden, iage Id, 9u uiufi
bod MID fGon tuieber'n Sroi@en Der.
maiden? Bet iebt Bel bic tbeiren 5leiid.
preife partnlemang midi SOFT, Nater,
ineent le: 10 plei!e. 10 pleite! S5or ben
JroI9en tDer'n mir uns ooG Teen G!ts
terint fcofsn t6HHen. I'm bic 66aflabe
B, ommt mid bod INNER 70 tut. gBat
fou ID Sbnen fagen: td IaiIe mid err
lDee1en, iuds ben Iebten Nidel Dor un
f6meiBs tim In bic NerIentung.
prdl.: ga, Nlles bas, mas sic uns
10 ausfhbrlid ersdblt boben, 1T pDllig
ytebeniaGe. Sept fommen mir erR an
bic 9auptiade.
Wngefl. 9e 6auptio@e for uns mar
De G1aflabe. Nber grOfsMabI3eitl
Sd aoobele lin aoboeIe-aber Teen GtolI.
tDert ldBt R@ ieben! NatierIi@ NOR Ger
Slappmatismus tpieber NAL ausieleiert;
Id batte feenen SrOf1en un meine NeI.
teite feene 69oflaoe.
prdi.: @s pirb Sbnen Niemanb bets
argen, trenn @ie oasiiber aufaebrad5t
Rnb. sic baben aber bnr@ans tein
Re9t, frembes gisentbum in Der Weife
3u asrh0ren, tpie sic es setban baben.
angetl.: Oabei mar ia feene MbRd5ts
lidteit. Gor meinen Srofben polIie i'd
tpenigitens meine &enntniffe bereidern,
I'm pie Id an ben Rafen rumprobire,
is er aus ben 2eim ieiangen.
Ysdi.: Sic baben eben brutale Ges
malt tn Mnluenbung gebra6t.
Nngetl.: ct mag linb, bet meine
Sanb nod aus meine RingtGmpferseit
n Gisten f6tper is.
Oa bic Beweisaufnabme leiuen 3peis
fel oariiber IdBt, baB bier eine tl.utbs
uiaige @a@beiddbigung borlag. 70 bers
urtbeilte bas @eri9t ben glngeflaQteu au
10 Warf @eIblrafe. Der slugefIaste
mar bamit feinespess 5ufrieben unb
berf9erte, bob er sisbt au Miquelen ies
ben iDirb, bamit Der me orbentIit,e
Sieier uff ber Nutomaten plunber
legt."
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GttpaS ann t,e,,ett xobre.

Grfpls BON Setetter'S Masenbitters unb ietne felt
etnem Ortttel Sabrbuubert 5unebmenbe pcpularttdt
ais Ma9ens GliI.r tnb taum wnnberbarer, afs ber
5rn Spfeiser'8 @lmanaA besletet. Oie,e peitbppile
mebistnf@e Gbbaubluns pirb beransoesebeu ppii bel
Hostet .sr Company, Pittsburs, 3D., unb Sma,
Inter been eisener brefter 2eitang. SIN &amanat=
OepartemeHt aetn finb iabran8 abrei 20 eeute tba=
tis.. Sbre sanse 1bdttsfeit pdbrenb IL Waonaten ii
ansialteeliH btefem Werte seripmet, betien auFast
lar 1891 i auf mebr al8 sebn itpnen belaufen miro
es pr9 tn nens4er, enclder, isanSblifder pelioter
nprrestfter, lawebtiqer, bpudnbffaer, bbbmtihe
nno fpanii9er SpraGe sebruat. gBta man I'D noe.
trSeno en @ebtet ber 0efunbbet8pese belebren, pte
nber ote betliamen Wirfunsen BON cfetier' Maeea-
btt.ers 70 fam man iid aeirpit anf bieles 8ldle,r
rerofen, been mannisalle affrcnpiSdbe bur piilti.
i4e, 9rc1Slosif9e nnb btitOrie Miitbeiiusen, N1f-
Belt In bteien peri4ebe1en Gdtursen bietet, an BIZ
Sette ftellen fbnuen. Der Mlmanad fur 1891 tit ppr
@potbefera unp 2eHffesaeuten in allen Ibeilen bel
aanees nuentseltli9 gu teiieben.
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glectrie @ittere.

Disles 9ellmitteI 1T 70 ipobIbefannt nnb 70
popular seuprben, bab e taum nod belonberer
eriudbunne bebarf. ale, bic es ienaIs oe.
bran9ten, jiinsneil nlis rim in fem Cob. cine
reiilere Meoitiu siebt eB nibt, unb Is miro Ga.
raniit geIeiifet, 6ae iie Niles Ieiitet, mas man
boa ibr berjbri@t. electric Bitters beilt aIle
Estesn 6er 2eber un6 Der slieren, % entfernt
gel9ipilrs, Ansf6Iag, GaIjllnB unb anbere
Uelgsn nnreinen BluteB. 90 treibt bas Sra.
laria. 6iebsr Que BEN S9ifem, beuet bemieIben
Dor ifso belt 60 ieIbft in ben bdrtaSdialien
Gdllen. y tnrirt aopfIGmersen, BIutanbraua
mad bera Aople nnb Wierdne. 9erlufe baS
electric 8itiers 9eiIuno miro aoraniirt. cb,r
bas @eIb 5nrgds3atIt. preis psr gIafd]e 80
Gents nub 81 In allen Mpotbetsn. D6cleIa[e
bel Dreib, Fbompfon & 60.
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cer e;per @A,;.4 @,,xxs,..

@egen einen 56nitt, gei9dbigung,
5isb' ober granbwunben siebt es ni9ts
geReres, aIs berIain's
8ain Balm. Die Wunoe beiIt
i9neler, ols bur9 ireenb elm anberes
prdparai, uno, menn bieielbe ni6t gar
3u iGlimm 1T, obne Narben au binter,
lafen. gu baben bel &. @obn s. Co.,
s. 2oIteDer & son uHb allen beoeuteu,
ben NpotheEern,
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Das faqen sic bo,u2

Sa, mas fOl i'd ba3u iagem, mein lies
ber Wilobagen9 Sd meiB borldufig no@
gar nt9t, mas gef@eben lit.
Was gefbeben ift2 Wds gef6eben in 2
lpIeoerbolte @hEtber bon gBilbbagen
nerb6s. Das gIut idoB ibm ins @es
f@t. Sd babe mid f6le9t benommen.
Das tbut mir Ieib!
sd babe elm autss, treues Walen, bas
mid liebte, f@Gnbli@ nerratben.
LGortfetuns foIst.
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W Die morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company" bat fortw0breuo
mid Iuifern uno Slide, iomie WiIo
aler Mrt an 6anb. Grif9e 3ufubren
ieben Sag 8eitellungen bon ssamis
lien tperben prompt aussefiibrt unb frei
abgelisfert. Srebino M1enue. 3miI6en
Mains unb Militdr pla3a. SeIep6on
Nn. 9l