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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-01
NOTICE.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OF
SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST Co.
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. /, 1890.
Interest for the third quarter Of the present
year is now due and with be paid on demand
Depositors will please leave their pass books at
the bank to be balanced.
JAS. H HUNTER Cashier.
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INTEREST NOTICE.

The OGLETHoRPE SAVINGS AND TRUST Co.,
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct !, 1880.
Depositors will please present pass-books for
entry of interest. third quarter, now due and
payable on demand
mo M BRYAN Cashiar
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NOTICE.
COUPONS
NOTICE

Is hereby given that at the session Of the Gen
erai Assembly of the state of Georgia, to com
mence on the first Wednesday, in November. A
D. 1850 application will be made for the passage
of bill to be entitled, AN act to amen1 the
act Incorporating the Chatham Dime Savings
Bank, approved Aug l, 1889. by changing the
name of said bank to THE Chatham Rank
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

OSTEENE - The friends ana acouaint-
ance of Mr.. and Mrs J. W. OsTEKEE
Mrs. Mary Osteeoe and Mr.. aud Mrs
funeral of the former. from Fourth and whita-
ker streets, THIS Wednesday, AFTERNOON,
at $40 CLOCK.
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IF YoUR BACY ACHES.

Or you are all worn out, really good for moth.
ing, it is general debility. Try
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
1t will cure you, cleanse your liver. and give
q good appetite.
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CHATHAM DIME SAVINGS BANK.

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. l. 1890.
Interest for the third C3d) quarter of this year
is now due and payable on demand Dspos-
itors are requested to present their pass books
promptly and have the proper credits entered
thereon R f. BIJRDETI, Cashiar
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NINE. MIcHELET, the widow and collaboration
OF the historian, is preparing a volume of his
travels for the press.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb 1, $780, the basis of meas
Hrement Of al advertising IN the MoRHIHo
NEWS sOaH be agate or at the rate of 81 20 an
iachfor the first Insertion
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For a disordered liver try Beecham's
Pills.-AdU.
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CHATHAM niME sAVTSGs n4NK'

SAVANNAH. GA, Oct. 1, 1890
The third installment on the second issue of
stock in this Bank is now due and payable be-
fore the 10th inst Subscribers are requested to
pay promptly and avoid fines which will be
strictly enforced.
R f RURDEIL. Cashier
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Public Schools will be reopened on MON
DAY the 9Th day of October. The superintendent
will issue cards of admission from his office at
Chatham Academy, On WEDNESDAY, THURS
BAY and FRIDAY of the present week. be-
tween A. NJ, and I'm
Applicants for admission into the colored
schools will receive cards from the principals at
those schools during the same hours
W. II. BAKER, Superintendent
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THE EQUITABLE LOAN AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.

The forty ninth t49th) regular monthly meet
ing and The fourth esbh1 annual meeting of this
association will be held at the Office of the
secretary, 116 Bryan street, THIS "wednesday
EVENING, at 6O'clock.
j. S. COLLINS, President.
j. L. WHATLEY, Secretary
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MEETINGS.
GEORGIA CRATER NO. 3, R. 4. N.
ZERUBBABEL LODGE NO. rs, F. "a. N

An extra communication of this lodge a
will be held THIS "wednesday AFTER ~
NOON at 2:45 O'Clock, TO pay the last w
tribute of respect to our deceased broth
er, JOHN W. OsTEHNE- Members OF sister lodges
aud transient brethren are invited 20 meet with
us. By order W. A WALKER W. NJ.
JOHN RIIEY Secretary
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

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hAd das Ao1s IN the sreund. AEd s4s<sly
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

Eun was ike = xroat round furnace, and
seeDed - Dc Dipping nearer and nearer
the earth. One poor boy. chairman,
succJmbed and was placed ia q wagon,
with one Of bis companions beside him
% put a wet cloGh on hrs brow and fan
him.
The horsss struggled on. their noses
hing nearly down - the ground, aud
the white lathsr chsstfng their hmbs. their
eyes bulged out u stsir heads hike knots
on a tree. All of the men who were
able walked q helped push tbs heavy
wagons. Boxes Of food we're thrown
overheard to tighten The burden. No
one was permitted 70 drink. merely -
wet his handkerchief in the bottom Of
The sand and thruss the dsrnpened end
in his mouth The bors< did sheir
drinking from = sporga.
FINALLY The last drop disappeared
from the barrel The men satisfied
Themselves of tais by sopping their hand
kerchiefs IN the corners and taking them
out perfectly dry. Then with their jsck-
knives they se1ged out pieces Of the
damp slaves and sucked them. One Of
the men became dehrious. add knelt re-
peatedly In the Sand ss II he were drink
INK from a babbling brook Then be be
xan - tear st DIS throat and curse. and
Mr Scoviu had % have him bonnd with
rore- and put in one ~ the vaguns 70
prosect hirn against biuaeslf Seen the
tesrnsfsr. ~ho had refaerd water that
his hozses might have more. beVan %
isrzh loudly and - % throarh she no
tions q saking glsrses 0f beer from =
eounfer and drinking them. Il was pit-
iful 60 80 him tarn his dry. ersakinS
rswhide uo Ard with noch xSssse and
snacking q hrs drink from r. The
sraznseer si-o hsa - - tied
4 csnt hsgfn - describe the horrurs
- sssfrzt watch the u,-n - aas4 party
zrzffs-rf. Ius< ~ khe sun wax s<tsnz
E,ey rsacissa ths fourth niehks cana
Running si-rvua<h ~ Dessert w~s mar
rrw ~nich. The ke~fwatsrs - stre>z1a-
Down ilee ttsis she u,en nm - sazt "a
xkey co1h n Evsry one u shexs was
aetTr-in>i ;, shruw htn,@elf bsdily into
the ~ssrr. - drink - 4 81 he eculd
drink 20 Dore. - sassp n Il ~ rs.0ra-
ing Thev resrA.sd ths bofhusa q the
sarh Th~re w. tke I'D q ~ Htsle
crees. hut there vss 90 vsser n Il
" herr - h-acksh waf% hai heen
their e>et nov Ncket NJ assS Ths
men snrnss ~ h,cs-d ~ one zrcs2ser
Esch resa nceAn.0 hns aa~ssaar q kis
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

rae xsszzs "a sAs A-A@ass - uAssl
Fsl.ssa B4ssssss e-sess.-

rae xss14s - sAs A-A@ass - uAssA
Tsasts4 B3ssssts s-sesss-
Khs - asic heEs ss~s<A n from BesSAo-
vens "kreatssx sosata We tAskne II
rns xndznse. which Telss@s kas eele-
bratsd, = corapresse& into htsls space
aad . few b3rs. Bssghosea arranged
the sonata for tAe piano sad sscha. and
Il kas heen called the Ia0st cll1cult ana
elaborate q his pEsdusrous. Tolsfoi re-
fers To Il Ia hS Aovel. which takes satls
from the muse, Ia the following terms:
Al swfal pleos = TIA ssn4sa .ad p4<sseal.Ely
Ihls pfssso Hsrrihle. II lsss. = ulusic. Ans ~aAt
= m1ssc' ! 30 ~ sseS. rAat aees zne<ac &s-
eoH p4sGf ABd way sss< Il aeso<aP-lsh -sSI .
doss AeootaEAaA' One = ss.t Ha''sie slesasss ne
scsl soasonsc. A IA. vrlainous lie fesA is
has a ssrset-I speak OF mysef-s has mighty
s1sct. bat aot = sesn cisvssing Ons. rs efect
- Eeitbsr ssovsfiag k~eFtas fss effecG
e tirecEy opoa shs so1l, IL of2er words. =
= psychicsl sKeiseg Ho- eaa I exptain q = mere
cls<riy' Nas,s e0npes hss q fessst my true 20
sitieo. exiiss NE fr0n ny proper one. forces
me hnso strange sne. N fact uAder the irnpres
slon which "a assc has upon sas feel whAs really
do not feel / uadsrrtaA5 ~hat / really 10 nj
understand 80 what I really eansot Do The
way explain thu u fays,n = - fonsws. Music
h hke yAwniRg and acts Ike ysrrins or laugh
Ter / am not sleepy. bus l yawn ~hen l So
othsrs yaWn- l have re reasoa to iauxh. ana stih
/ laugh when hear others laugh
Music transports iae lso the psycho Of the
composer aud upon my mind Is n1ade the same
impression created upon the author 5.
Our souls come together. | slow him 10 carry
me along from one tendency 20 another Why !
10 that do NOT know. no who writes IaVsic
Knows wherefore he ID N that particular apti-
tndo For instance. the ''kreIs.sr Sonata
Beethoven well knew Wig he was Ia that psrtien-
lar frame Of mind when he wrote the soData-
This tendency eau bs sttribatsd 20 certain ac-
tions: therefore the result of the tendency has en-
Importance for hiEn but not for me. Thersfere
music is nss oaly exciting and stimulating but
leads 70 conclusions. A military march. for ex-
ample The soldiers march 70 il and the music
leads 70 a conclusion They dance. / dancs Tue
music led 70 a conclusion. The mass at church.
speak OF the holy sacrament Tae music he'd TO
q conclusion.
Therefore music h 50 terrible and its effects 70
horrihls. In China music Il under costrol Of the
state and 20 Il ought % be. IL il allowed thai
any man hypnotixs some other and does with
him what he choosesy Or IL IL prActie2bie that
any immoral beng should act hypno,izer'
Like bypnotisln music il a dangerous accom-.
plShmsnt
Letus take, for instance. the ''KreatEer Sonata "
Is il justdabls to phy such creation at soirees.
soci&sleS. where kdies in low cut dresses and
AnRank.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

winter had trickled in. IL was brsckish
and warm. bat IL was water. Nothing
ever tasted sweetsr.
Next morning by digging deep
hple in the creek bed, they managed TO
get good supply Of waser, and in a
couple of ho~rs had caught enough TO
ftll the barrd The lart thing each man
Of the party did was TO 20 to the little
well and drink hong. desp, fond
drsught. Then the wagons moved of
over the plains Just in the nick Of time
the thought occurred 20 Mr.. Scoville
that some other poor devils might come
along she trail. strike tho guIoh, find it
dry instead Of wet camp, and de
SPAR. So he took an empty four barrel
and scrawled upon it:
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

and had besz BE told N the words q tho
senator himself s.Before the war. while
q nulno<x q rcu5es for the proposed Pa
ei6c railway were being surveyed. f. T.
ScovNi. Il Cleveland. o.. ws= Ia charge
of corps q engineers I'D IN IN
Angnlau0n and level work 30 a Ne
vada On oas oecI--s1 = SOse-xss aeces-
sary for sa8 sssFts ssaIs 30 lssso s-~tx base
II supplies ard cut across the Nevada
PLAINS Mr. Scovll discovered that the
iouro<T would require about six days;
that a ater camp oosall b made every
aisht excepting the third. and that
vDeld Dc dry. So he male his arrsEge-
nsnts accordingly. being prudent
man. II not an experienced plainsEnan.
His outfit consisted Of a couple q
wagons and about fifteen men One Of
the wagons carried large barred, which
tn chief insisted upon partly filing with
W.T. trr. as camp was broken in the early
morning. To this precaurion. perhaps,
AL tho ulen IA the party owed their hives.
The party found no water at their SEQ
ond nights camp, 6us there was stln a
pretsy good supply in the barrel. aud
next morning they pushed On ss usual
Dir. Scovlu instructed the men TO De IS
economical - possible Ia the use 0f Wa
TT, - that Nights camp was sure ~ Do
dry Nevertheless. when they started
out on tho fourth days journey there
was bot a little water in the bottom Of
the barrel. and the heat was 10 drying
and wArping the nearly empty cask that
IL was by no means certain II the httle
that remained could be saved. The heat
also made men and animals inordinstely
thirsty. and before midday Mr.. Scovill
found IL necessary 70 station himself be-
side the precious barrel. revolver in hand,
threatening u shoot the first man who
took water without his consent.
The heat appeared 10 rise from the
sand hike vapor and dance a death dance
before the sufferers eyes. Not breath
Of air stirred There WAS not cloud as
BIZ as . raAn,s hand m AL the sky. The
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07
WATER
l,ooa feet up the eulch
7. T. SoovuI,
CAief Of EnsiDeers-
.sThis he stuck in the sand by the side

''This he stuck in the sand by the side
of the trail.
Now the scene of my story from ac-
tual life drifts 10 South America" the
senator went on. Ten years after these
occurrences Mr.. Scovil sat in the par
lors of the Llama club, Lima, Peru
He had gone to Peru to help Henry
Meiss build those wonderful railways in
the mountains. This night be and a
number of Americans and Engiishmen
were chatting together, when Mr.. SEQ
win told the story Of his journey across
the plains. There was one man In the
party who was obviously excited. He
could not keep his hands still
"As Mr.. Scoyi1 reached the end of hts
story, and told bow he bad put mp the
sian that water could be found q thou
sand feet up the gulch, the nervous
stranger, man Of giant frame. leaped
from has seat and took Scoyili ia his arms
ss if tue latter had been "a child.
Then you are the man. are your he
exclaimed; you are the man who saved
my life. went across the desert few
days after you. Lzny companions and
suffered as you suffered On the way
we killed our horses and drank their
blood When we finally reached the
gulch we had just strength enough LEFT
TO enable us 70 crawl down into the dry
creek bed There we lay down TO die,
when one Of Us happened 10 see your
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slignt congestion 81 ine muceni
membrane OF TIE nose st FIRST. increases
with each cold until u spreads through
out the whole mucous system. Affecting
the throat, ears. bronchial tubes, stom-
acb, etc. causing deafness, lung ois-
eases, dyspepsia and many other DIS
tressing and dangerous complaints. A
full account Of your present conc tea
Gna the treatment you require, Wi bf
given You free Of charge BY Or = Gay
Todd, s3 Nonroc-st., Room 8, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
If YOU are nervous. restless, irritable,
sleepless or wake after horrIc dreams
tired mornings. with duh beacacbe.
bad taste Ia the mouth. sometimes dis
charges. and 20 about your employ
ment without life, energy and ambition.
desire 70 be alone, gloomy forebcoingt.
: disposition to V0rry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes. kf,e Ia
o. feeling afraid or uncertain. SEINE
times loN spirits. yeu are suffering from
nervous debility and eahausileu II
nerve power. which may end Ia utter
prostrStOn, insanity and death.
If vou have great sense ~ weakness
and WEAKNESS. with tired hfuts. nunlb-
ness. trembling, prckly sensations. cold
feet SEc legs, yoU are advancing ~ that
most Serious disesse, Dsrsiys
III your bead sChes, feels numb and
tired. with strange seusstiens. loss q
memory. and you thirk with difficulty,
a. you are siseplcst ~ nlgbt. With drUw-
siDess aud dullsess during the day. toe
nerve su6 bran fatigue may soon ran
into insanity OF death
II you have Any CT these feelings 60
pot fierlect them Or they wlil end BE- par
aiyss, insanity. pfostfation of death
Asvou vsiae your Lfe 90 not nerieot,
thee varrirrs Times an1 sJper .encs'
have shovrp. snd hundreds q startlsnr
arc marvellous cures have proved. ths
fhsse disease are perfectly anc com
r,stelv cures ~ fyT s. Cay Todd. No
a ncnroa-sf. room e. Grand Kep.ds
Irrdsf he use ~ Dr a Clsy Tood =
reraa-kahle remedies. Al these sYsny
tfsras weld 80 f ~ fnsf r. ARD sfrenEfb
~ aefres rircf of frsin. vitality ~
blood ano health Of body AZ soon re-
stored.
HHs rernesjes are purely vegetable
ard hsfuiesss and can only be ostsiusa
81 f.s oftee.
fieos before saeh gsstssui IN ia Cf'lct
fatsrrf. deafness. fheunstsrn. 1sI-
vcus aefr7iy, fFurtoteucf snd -. ais-
ssses resgif nr from etfiv fra sersflcrs
a~a ereeeeps q manhood. 81 sessfs -
ttst Dfnsry OrFsns. paris. f.srs Ffif
TaricSoeIit rurturtE. tumufs. sfofals.
ola sases ofnrFf tfIn ds~essef. HFef
are sf4neF n9r8pis rls. ntsrt . .st1ss's
shoftrsess - freslt. tack ~ lead
sresl 81 fssr X ftt.. iDC sG ~ - teuss =
csraE. saft e. snd cffg1f diseases cured
cUsck u ard uafFrsDertT
DE ToDIf~ sses IL 81 81 hcrrae-f
roern ( ersnt kepfis p fh-
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sna vas rsr ssf srftarF F1s eae1se.
Rs is 80 offtf frafn tf fnf r8grf..
fne urt o TIE eftr'E. ever 1ss
t.rt strssfrs.
C2n everybody. tfrmlG3y tslK ~
r<,Ft vaE frnZ
tev Chsssesf Esyas Carnss
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

blessed guide posi- A tho0ssssd feet mp
the gySioh We found water n we hadn't
should not be here tonight 10 take the
hand II ne roe1 whose shoughtfuness
saved or hvos'
Il sFn fssnsss< WITH the de<sils of This
story ocnsl7ded TIE senator. because
knov both MT. ScovlE and TIE big
man with whom he hai such strange
meeting ia South ArDssicA. TIE latter,
in fact, wa@ ny brcshar--
WALTER WrzxNAy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

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pEiaesplss. aAtannsst es p~rsx>~as.ig.
TIE ssfAsy u sAs o8os . sss 80 ys&x.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

sco- - YesrS
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n assAchnsetts
sni 49, hcrn IN
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q - Be entered
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ELECTRO-OZONE

The purchasers Of DIR. J. G. Kenne-
dy's Office and apparatus hereby an
nounce q change in the time for free
treatments and great reduction Ia
prices for from six to tweDty-six
treatments. Tho Office and practice
viii be conducted upon strict profes-
sional and business principles. An
educated, skilled and experienced
physician viii be in constant attend
snce 70 examine, prescri % and al
wise. Candid opinions viii be gwen;
honest. square dealing, reasonable
chsrres. and a conacienaous and per
sistent effort TO earn every Collar
paid for treatment viii be the rutc.
No money viii be accepted from
these believed 70 be inCurable, such
cases will be treated free On NedBes-
dsv evenings.
ladies' and gentlemen OF this aid
other cities ara ready 70 certify, ard
have cert. fed. that they have bern
cured hy Electro Ozone. Of Ccnsan1p-
ton. asthma. bronchitis. hcsrseness.
sore e. roat. cstarrh. deafness. rhea-
matisr7. paralysis. neuralgia. drcpsy.
dyspepsia snd desperate a1d sup
posed iBcErabie q lsesses ~ the brain.
nerves. heart. blood. bones. skin.
Eve. stomach. bowels. kidneys. rec
tn. bisddT. womb. oTsries ard
Ferft -ariaarT organs. Pains and
aches have eee1 Instantly snd reTns-
rantiV relieved. sight snd bearing
restored. unnstprsi sd diseased
discharges checsed, utcers sad 80
sceesea healee
Taser fts fasuenca The mad -
cores Gear. the serves stroaz zud
ssesdy. snd TIE spirite s8oy ST TE-
Eaors. strictsres. ro sci- snd nzoT ots
Srawtss disacpeer ake suow sraer
= warn sgn. TIE wsss are Esde
st~onT 80 vigorsas. tte desYsH3szt
hnrefnl. sni re sex VET - rop-ss
8 q. sd ii. t1e Hsrn tsge, -
IersnsV block- oorn@r q Cs-sl I'D
Rrsxe-sss SrsHa 5sslds. Nics ? -
|ELECTRO-OZONE
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

CO. GO. p DA~Ta 80. wne1 Ae -
zx1e.i Ne comnissioa sne besarae a
raSi.isznt - Cstcs~o Hs soon d>vsl-
oped taleuss - p.ertv Sasnsg-f. snd n
fs-s wss si~ree8 - conxresS Re -
sained rs sest - three serxns sa& TN
s.--ss-s>s = -r~..azsiz-aEi<An- Fssr va2rs
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07
DIRECTOR esNgRAL OF The FAIR.

Fse Csresv ~ C@cv<e n. Davis Sob
di-r snd Puoato N.a.
OIL George z. Davis. who has beea
elected director general ~ the Worlds
fair Is qafts wsIl knovn a. politician.
having besu p-unineut N the councils
q the r-pueiicsn parsy AZ CTascacss fnr
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

Wssa@was. 0ck 3o.-A ss.<te<.
sunsssr I'D La szas das sss<y wkaeh !
49, -szh - pszk n pssz.& h : slazpls
@Lsrof E->s sariy as5s - kl3 ~ ~sss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

Du Sappy-Aw, doctah. I am awfully
afwaid that l, aw, might get poisoned
some, aw, dayl What should |, aw, do
if l accidentally dwank some wuff on
wats2
Doctor-Run out into the yard
"But, aw. what foah, doncherknowq"
80 as not to die in the houssF'-Law-
renee American.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07
THKME on THE "KREuTzER soKATA."

Questionable escorts are the auditoTss We finish
the piece we receive applause; we play another
piece We play IN Bscio." Such crectioss
should only be played at certain important, req
sonssle times when there are deeds or actions 10
correspond with the music But to eau forth
sentimental energy, which corresponds neither to
time nor place, cannot fall 70 act dangerously.
On me, az least, this sonata had terrible effect
New sentiments, new possibilities were developed
Ia me.
The dictionaries. by the way, allow
two proDunciations of the word "Kreut-
zer." One is "Krut-ser," the other
"Kroit-ser, in both cases with the ac-
cent on the first syllable.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07
DR.. s. CLAY TODD
THE FAMOUS
NERVE SPECIALIST

heSN : inmcs Block, - heaFes cheS'
GRAND RAPIDS MICH.
Cures psr3iys.s. twltch.Ags psDohins ~
sElckl klins seAs2tlsns, uxal0nsa2 fesi-
MA. hack st Aese ache. hask ~ nocg
p2ins-somsI' 'nles running sswE tis
arns "a hack. aiz1anrsf and othes ssnP-
tolHs ieSaang ~ pArnississ nervous
aels.llts, aud female complaints anA-
ohrenie diseases. Oonseltstlop free
and e0Ehaentsi No charge for ssr-
eioss untl cured. blrecuonk in AZ
lsog QAEes-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

aEls-zs.-1fAe--ssAi-ttz,-A1ss- z-1s-S:t - . s7s-s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-12
G6Irtudif6e Sfaafen.

Goburg. Die fiirjti6 erfolste
ercmplarii6e Seitrafuus bon GOT
batenI6inbern" f6eint ni9t 9ebolfen
;u baben. Dtei Ter Gage ltes Der thu
teroffi3ier Sreu;bur9 ben Solbaten g.,
bel wcldem auf eiltert Nppeu cine So
Ieni6nalle ni6t in sepiinf9ter Orb,
illt,lg iid befanb, felbmarl6maBis oil.
trsten. Sci Der Wtelbung bteb nun Der
l~lnterOffi;ier nit ei1em Rusltod Sen
Soloaten nit folder @lGt iiber ben
&opf, baB CT iOfOrt umfiel inc lattgere
Belt bepr6tloS ipar. Der 3uftanb bes
genliBGanbelten lit acknowledgements.
Meiningen. Die feitens Der
@eiitlidfeit Ocriudte iteue Ginri6tuns,
nad wel9er Die SirGenbeluder iid)
paDrcno beS @ottesbicnites 5 Wfal linb
;par beim 0erleler bes Sibeltertes,
bel Ser Sitbur9ie II. T. ~. bon Den Stss
pliten erbeben follen, bat 9eDalti9e
I~ufre9un9 unO alieittgen 8iberitarib
sur Solge 9ebabt.
&6nt9iee. atut Gage Dor ibrer
Sof3eit bei9uloiste bel Der por9eIes,
fen 9eD0rbe bie ~19jdbrise 2o9ter bes
S6ublna6erS Sr6Bli6 i6ren Safer Der
SlutI9anbe, mel6e BOT ca. Z Sa9ren
be9an9en iporben icin ioQ. s. lit bar
aufbtn uerbaftet DerOelt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-12

li6er Streit 6erri9t bier 5fpiIden Stir
6enporitauS unS Stabtrat9. @rfterer
min nerbieten, auf @rablteinen 9boto'
erapBisn an;ubrin9eil, lesterer ba9egen
8el9uerOe ge8en biefeS Berbot betni
9anSe5fouIiitorium eirireiben.
Yirna. Betm @rer3iren beS 2.
SelSartiGeries Resiments SIR. % itiir5te
Maior S9ubert bonn Bierbe urib muroe
Dol, einem @cidiis iiberfabren. Sn
l9per pcrlcstein 3uitauo uuroe er nad
Sem 2a;aretb iiberfibrt.
Swtdan. SauSiGla6ter 6. Chr.
Sfidter aus Spferpfannenitiel muroc
lpegen 8erfaufS in SdulniB iiber9egau.
geilen Sleii6es Sl 0 MiDnaten @efangs
niB unS 8 Sabren Gbrenre9tSperluit
perurtbeilt. = auf nnferen Selbern
iprft pieber Der p8ilmeuidnitt" =
bas sebeimniboole Ibmdben BON Sc
treibe. Sa1leute b%cbaupten, baB Elm
Grbfrebs, weld)er NIT leinen S6eeren
baS Sorn bidt iiber DEM 8oben abs
IdneiSe, Der Sb6ter lei.