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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12
Die OrdubenfduIe.

9aB Die TraubenfGule bur6 8eibrenoet
nit Der log. GDrDedurz Wirtur erfolgrei6
befGmpft tperben fam, 1T bur9 3ablrei9e
8erlu6e eriDtelen. Sn ben Sdlen, in tpelz
Gen Oieie Wtti6ung ni6t Die getpini6te
@trfung auslbte, mar meiiterts entipeoer
ui15nedmGBt9e ooer beripdtete N%ntDenbung
Die Shulo. Gs 16etnt, odB tDent9e Wein>
bauer cine Nbnung bon Der 11ria6e Der
&ranf6eit baben. 9ie 1trIa6e bes 11ebels
lit ein 8il3, Elm unenbli6 tletnes BflGnsz
den, benz unbetpaffneten Nuge unit1tbar,
Der auf Soften ber 8flanae Lebt, auf Der er
fi6 aulteoelt. 9teisr 8tl3 tp66it uno pers
mebrt ft9 in eritaunli9er 8eiie, ramentz
lid tpenn IS t6m niht an 6eu6tioteit mani
gelt. Die rai6eIte 0ermebrung gebt 6aber
BET feu6ter @itterung bor ft6. gtadoem
bas l1ebel erfanllt 1T, bleibt nt6ts iibrio,
als es nadbalttg su betGmpfen. gu bieien1
/, SDed rGtb 0aS N%derbauam1t auf @runb
Dorbergegangener Geriu9e 3u foIgenbem
8erfabren:
3unddit io1ten inn Serbit Die abgefauez
men BlGtter uno Die 8eerenreite geiammelt
uno berbrannt poer %Oergraben tperben.
Damn iouten i'm Sribiabr, na6bem bic
@einltO6e bei6nitten uno Der 8oben ba>
3tpiiden bearbeitet purbe, aber bebor bas
@a6Stbum begtnnt, Die St0de iorgfGltta
NIT Der s0firtur, beitebeno aus
Is gfunb &upferOitrioL (sulphate of cop
per-, 30 8funb Salt unb % @oIonen
Waiier, beibrengt perben. 9teie 8eiprens
gune bat ben !3pef alIe 8ilsfein1e su serz
ft6ren, Die fi6 in Der &inbe angeiieDelt baz
ben. ~11ngefGbr 10 Sage Dor benz @intritt
bet 8liitbe ioute Die 8eiprengung nit elmer
i9tpG6eren Q0iune, rtdmIt6 6 gfo. &upfer>
bitrioL unb 30 9funo &alf 3u % @aaonen
@afier, tpteberboLt mer6en. @tnc brittle
8elprengung nit elmer eben Ipl6en Wetz
1hung ioute beim @tntritt Der 8liitbe gez
ma6t tperben, bod 10, baB ale 9riinen
Sbeile benebt, aber ni6t iibernaB tperben.
SSebe 3tpei @o6en iolte bteie 8elprensung
in Der suleBt angegebenen Starfe tpteberz
bolt tperoen, bis bic Grn9t gu fGrben be-
ginnt.
Die 8or6eaursM trtur tptr6 ant beiten
ber9elteqt, inbem man &upferbitrtol asr=
fleii1ert in beiBem 8aiier aufl0it, ben &aLt
in einem anberen @efGBe I0l6t, nie ber
Maurer es tbut, Bic beiben 20iangen erfalz
ten LdBt unb ite bann mad benz porber atz
aegebenen 8erbGltniB in et1em Safe mitz
teIit l1mrHbrens gebOrig nit einanoer pers
mii6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12
Gan0wirthiaaftIider Brieffaten.

Serrn 3. y. Srage: Was peritebt man
llnter 8iquiren Der 8flan3en2 9ntiport:
Wfan peritelt barunter Oaiiel6e mas man
au6 bier unb ba nit geritopfen ausoriidt.
0tit Ober Obne 9(6iidt bi6t eeidete 8flanz
sen tDerben, beDor ie auf ibren bIeibenoen
Stanoort 9ebradt tper6en, 10 a~lseinanoer
gepflan5t, baB ieoe ~ein5elne berielben 10 piel
&aum CUR Qusbreitung Bat, tpie ite BEL
Deitldufiger Saat gebabt baben piiroe.
go bebarbelte B~flanSen tperbett itdmmiger,
frGfti9er, rei9er III 8ur3eln, unb i6nelt
fino ale 8eotn9ungen 9egeben, bic cine
p%oafomnene Gl1tpidelun9 aIer t6rer Sbeile
iidern.
5errn 9l0. Eet6ert SOabo, unb
@tIItam Sarfner, Sno. Sie6e Ctr
tife[: u0aS @ntiteben Der @arSen." @m
Gteb tit bas 9leBeu ni9t nobl tbunli6,
man %entfernt baber Die lang geftielten Barz
sen ourd Nbbinoeu nit einem itarfen fSas
ben- Die groBen Waraen trGgt man init
einem Wfeiier ab unb betupft Die Wunbe nit
eiHem 9llbenoen 9rabt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12
(GtuoeIonOt.)
tStH9elonoI)
Neues mittel eeeen mildfieber.

tleues mitteI se9en mtldfeber.
&ittergutsbeiiber bon &beben. in &beoen
bel 6il0eSbetm ma6t I'M Oallnop. lamb II.
f~orittp. Ser. =Sl. folgenbe Nittbetlung:
8or etnigen Sageu erfranfte i'm bteit9en
&ubitaue eine Der belten Wttl6fibe duBerit
beftig am Otilh> ooer Stakeholder, 10 oaB
Dieielbe bereitS ~perlore1 gegeber tpuroe.
Ser berbeigerufene Sbterar5t Wtepenber9s
@ronau peroronete Elm ebenlD etnfa6es als
praftiihes W1itteL, peldes erit fiir5li9 etn
Sbierarst I'M @robbersogtbum 8aOen in
elmer borttgen 0etertndr> 3eiti6rift berz
Dffentli6t bat. 9te Sub murbe nit elmer
pollenen 0ede beoeft uno auf Dieler Inter
lage oas 3iidgrat Der Gub fortpGbreno nit
einem beiBen 8lGtteilen 9epldttet. Die
4lGtte : Brp5ebur begann geQel1 10 ubr
OeoraenS 1luo tpuroe unlInterbrohen fortS
gelebt. @jegen s ubr 2lbenos ftano Die Sub
gum erlten Wfale nieoer auf un0 begalt1
ettpoS 3I fre1fen. 9ia6t5 frat troB forts
pGbrenoen YlGttens ein &Idfaa Elm, ipcl>
der ieoo9 nt6t BON LANCER 0auer mar; Die
Sub erbolte it6 ii6tbar unD mar nab ledsz
sebnitiilotger 9lGttefur Doaitdnbig 9elu1o.
SeoenfalS DerDient oiele erfolareIde Sur
Dur6 8er0ffentltdu1lg umlor1ebr ents
ipre6enoe Gerbreitung, ais bas Wtil@flcber
aQiGbrlt6 befanntli0 Sablreibe Spfer for>
bert unD Die bislang 5ur 8erfii9ung itebenz
ben WtitteL sumeiit problen1atiid iDaret.
Der 6ergan9 1T i%niofern lei6t erflarlt4,
ais baS bon ieoem 8iebbeiiber nit Ge6t 10
gefiir1tete Mil1fteber betanntlih burb
9Saiieran lammlung i'm 9tiidgrat entitebt,
tpelde bur9 bic tntenitbe !6tBe oeS @tiens
%perOunitet. 9GS Gidgrat Der bieiigen
franfen Sub mar mad peni9en Stuuoen
b%olitGnbig feu6t. Die rnterlage ber
tpouener 9ede lit burhaus notbpenotg, ba
man ionit Oas fra1fe Sbier nit Dem betBen
Giien berbrennen tpiiroe.
Der babii6e Sbterar3t giebt at, nit
bieier Sour iiber IS Bro5ent Der erfranften
Sbiere 9erettet 5t baben; aud Der bieltge
Sbierar5t bat 6ieielbe bereitS in bier SGQen
nit beitem Grfolge ~anoepanot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12

Gerfe- 8erfdtfe nod Strobe: nelie
go: 4 33@3Sc, gto. 3 37@50e.
Go 90 en-. TerfGufe mad 8robe: yeo. 2
533c, SEQ. 3 44@49c.
&Ieie- 8ertaufe gu $1O.25@$10.75.
Ne lib Il n9s - Bert6uTe bert6tet All
$11@12.
Gamereien- gertdufe nod Nrobe.
Sla6s bdar $1.44, Wtai .$1.44, september
$1.31, Sftober $1.31, 3imotbn baar Nrimq
SO, Mat S, e eptember s., &lee.
gutter Gamer, $3.45@3.5O, Oftober $4.O5.
@prn. - Sertdure nod Nrobe: yto. 2
9elbes = Wo. 3 343-344, SEQ. 3 9elbes
So mmerwe1ser 8erf6ute mad
Strobe: No. 2 944 @96c., SEQ. 8 S5@92c,
Jto. = rpetBer &c., 800. 4 6 3@90c.
Us n term Ell en-gerfdufe nod Strobe ::
No. 8 rotbet S5@92c, SEQ. 4 rotber 75@79c.
9ater gerfdufe nab Nrobe: $50. 8
26@27ac, No. 3 wetBer 29@293e, No. 2 274
@2Sc, geo. 2 meiber 294 @31c.
3eu:-Sertdufe: yto. l giraotbp SIC. 500
1890, So. 2 Do. 9.OO@9.50, gem. 1900
$50, uplano Yroirie $10.00@12.O0.
Sui erw aaren i9lieBen St 724@
75c fir .9ort Barrels" un6 $1@1.O24
fur .2ar6 Eierces~.
Wbis te D. log.
EGle. - SuQ=@ream @bebbars 10@10}c,
gonn9 4mericas 10@114c., Emins 1O3 @102c,
Stttnmeo : Sptns 84@84c., 1zpfb. gounS
Nlnertcas 9@91c, Gfimnte6 EGie 3@5e,
VrtdsSdie I0a @11c., &trnbur9er 11@1I4c.,
Oomelticz SmtB 13@14c.
Gtec. 105@11c has Dso.
SC ar OF lei n. - Mireo 25@30c, .8eer=
leb" 40@42c, Beauty Of Sebron" 43@45c,
KBurballfs" 5O@55c Der Sul9et cut Der
Babu.
Wet Bfrdut-9ieIiaes 9.00@10.OO bds
100. Nenes S. .25@5.50 Der Crate.
Nb ab arber-24 bas gfo. geim Gtitz
den ca. so pfb. 5u 50@60c. 0as Duseno
Slno6en gu 15@25c.
Somaten- Bermuda Oas Eiit6en 75c.
@S1.00.
Sobne II. Belle Rapies gu L. 85@1.9 80,
yteotums 1.75@1.80; californtj6e Qimdz
bobnen 58@6c bas Bfuno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12
9q>Dpp'S
Qeut(d)ea Ma9enpnluer
BELT ipesiea langia1rige
0erO
AnerGettnnnaen:

!99on felt aehn Subren bate i'd ELM f9tperes wldsert.
letoen, lpel4es 10 mad unb mad idlimnler ipurbe. Ils
t1 lebtes Snbr Z Monate poqitGnoig nieberge6roGen
mar nno bic gu Jtot6e g~caogenef aer5te ntG9t 3u beffeE
perntUcbten, pelmebr bic Dcri6lucften N~sebiatnen mein
Setben nlr bpTfnnn9Sloier 9elnobt hntien. las idDiun
uGbrtitltden 9oti9aIter" BON @ppp'5 9euti9em Stns
9enpnloer, beiien 3 .iltraft bon ~r1ebreren 9atienten bes
Seugt iuurhe. Sizes ifien elm sSln9erseig hes 1ieben
SotteS 81 iein; i'd lisB mir iD9letdl bappt i9tden uno
nod 9erbraidD r1e6rerer Sbadteln b~erielben fonnte
I'D 0aS Sett mieber %oerlafien. glun bin i1 fo pieber
b~ergeteat, wie es Elm 81 Sabre alter Dram. Dem bur9
lbarfe Wteoi5tnen bic Sabine nerloreu 9ingen. eflparten
tnrn. &u9 el1i9e bontbopattf9e Wittel IN elmer ytabs
fur baben fib febr bepdbrt. MR69en bieie 3eilet NOD
ntelert Sulfeiu9enoeu our &enntniB e~cIansen unb aus
Setlnng bieneu. Sizes mini6t BON 9erten
@priI 1883. {. &ineburg , Sotetetb, Minn.
1tnterseifnete fenr1en goter 9ineburg iebr tppbE.
Setn 3uitanb mar Elm berartt9er, 6aB ollie. lel6it
@er5te, bic Soffnnng fr feline @eneiung ~ouf9aben.
Damn fing err OH, 4Sopp's Mtagenpuluer al gebraud1ert,
pnroe better nub lit jest bon ieiner &ranfbeit p6lig
gebeilt. Aut1 anoere perfonert in oteIer 9egenb fDnneH
aug 9leiGer Grfabrun9 &hbnenoes iiber pieies 9eis
mitteI %bertdten.
&eo. S. 6. S@mtbt. &en. S. mnIIea
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12
Mar g Sahre oe5uno.

&emtn9tDn, SSnb, Z. Jebrtaor 1884.
Wseine Srau ltt ilber 20 Sabre on i9redlt9en Itas
genfrGmpfett, oteI 8ldbln9en Grbre9er Il. |. No., ioels
ten. sic fanb 5u gutter Sept Sulfe unb 9etlung bur9
popp's Wta9enpulner. 8. 9. SoopS, Bog 27S-.
Sur geeloubi9uug, 90. 6. 8ancG, @aftor Der 9a.
6. Stride in Bennington. i
Mteine SHUTTER erireute iib 6 Sabre lang elmer suten
@eiunbbeit fe lpiiui9t ieBt ie0od cine S9ottel @ula
Der II. /. IN. Spbn9pops.
Bennington, Snb, IL. Gebrnar 1890.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12
9ictm0rft.

Gm &t II bp ieb NJ betrus bic 3ts
fubr 10000 Stiif, sesen 81, 76O Gtiid
IN Der pori9en @o6e. Yreiie 9tn9em I'M
2oufe Der QSD6e UNI 20@25e. in Die 60be,
bod 9ing Die Npance pieber perloren. Solz
9enoe 0nr0l9nittspreiie purOen e~raielt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12
amnmtrtbrdyaftltdtea

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6eeenftdnbe betreffcnbe
@utroesn ltno On 9errn Sptttieb SeaGins bouen,
Selparn. u e b r1sta. gu rt1ten. -.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12
3erft6rt 6ie 9aupennefter.

Die Apfelbaums @eiptnnftsW fotte 1T 6em
Sbfthau Iebr na6tbetlig. Gas Wetb6en
Iegt Die @ier an Die !3p~et9ipiBen oes Ipfel7
baumes unb bic inn nG6iten SrIbiabre aus
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12
GnIMntbia

lit SaS fetttite baDetti0e 8ter tut
Matft, gcbr01tt bon Mel5 TITO
&Sopfen+ GottaS Setpp 8reapcrD
SO. SclcHbutt $780,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12

@m g d 10 Ell II rrt belief itb bic 3lt=
fubr auf 1855 Stitd sesen IA, 993 Gti6
in Der port9en 8o6e. Breile wi9en UNI
5@10c.
0erfanft muroen II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12
Chicago 0olpttal fit 5raurn uno
Climber!
Ecke Adams u. Paulina. Str, Chicago.

@eiunbbetts. 3uitonb Der bette iebaeDn gut inDtlirta
8rtpot5iunler feds &ranfenIdle init Sno.alsIibt.
@ebibren fir Brtoot5inmer Bpm $1v-2O per @oAe,
ie nod Der Sage bee 3tnlnlers uuo authorizing. Yrs
Oot=patienten t6rnen ibren Gr5t aug Der Sobl Der dns
~oeIteIten pber beiubenben Ner5te fpdhleu.
6ehiibren in &raufeni6len IS per Wode nit 9uter
4fe9e. .
Sie 3obl Der an9eftelten Merste .bsldIft f9 onfe
@erste @amen) unb Is be1u9en6e 9ter3te (oerreH).
Sine Sranfenipdrterinne n.S duIe lift I'M 3oipttof.
Meoen Gtn3elbeiteI menbe mau iidI inter ohigeT
&breHe an ben 6onpt=Ir5t Ober man ienbe cine 8nlts
me "H' fiir eu gircpfar. 2kntar5sn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12
9na $tdtrrfr

11nS tuirfianite <eratip 1T Gner's gar.
w iapariIa. Sie 1T eiHe glei9e Bobls
that fir Sung unO glt. Sir bic ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12

oM Elm fIeiner
Sunge bate grobe
GtropbeIs @ei6wiire
an SaIie, bic ibn
{6redIi5 qudlten.
3ipei MerSte bebaits
heIten ihn nhfr eS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12

&tnbern eigenelr
GuSidlagSfranf<
beiten tit nidtsfo
tpirfiam ais bieie
Qrsnei, unb Tin
ibres augcnebmen
@ci6mades pil-
len rlebntelr fie
bteielbe lei9t eitr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-12
St0Ot Cblt00o.
DlesmQl perettelt.
Sin Gomplott Der MOrOer GrOz
Minis tut 3ubtbal1s.
Is lief ohne 6weifel auf etnen
5!nhtperlud htnaus.
Die Derbreber tanoen nit Der AT
Renwelttm geBetmem Derkebr.
S1uet Oct gIittefsperf oaet eatraGen.
Die strdfinse porIdif9- in oen ounfelen
Straf3eler su11teroebradt
Spet Oct eaittefsperfomen etttfaGen.

Die strdfinrese porIauFs in oen onnfelen
StrafaeIettg 11tereebra9t.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10

Local Record for the Morning News
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Fair weather.
r Special forecast for Georgia
lulR Fair until Saturday; warmer on
~" Wednesday and Thursday; winds
shifting to southerly.
Cornparison Of mean temperature at Sayan-
nal Ca, Dec g. 1880. and the mean OF the
same iay for sixteen years
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA. Soc; Soar.
25c.; RSeoLvENr, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUa AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
Ess-Send for How to Cure Blood Diseases. -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10

year old, Of consumption fscrofula, Of course).
he could walk little, but could not get up il
he tell down, and could not move when in bed,
menced with the CUTICURA REnEpIEs, using all
freely. One sore after another healed, = bony
matter forming in each one Of these five deep
ones just before healing, which would finally
heal rapidly. One OF these ugly bone forma-
tons preserved After taking a dozen and a
bali bottles he was completely cured, and is
nov, at The age Of c year,, n strong aud u
healthy child. Mrs. Z S. briggs,
May 3, 1885. 6l2 E. Clay ST, Bloomington. III.
My grandson rema perfectly we'll No signs
of scrofula and no sores
Mrs. F.. s. briggs.
Feb. :, 1890. Bloomington, Ill
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
DETERMINED E-oPERs.
4 Young Couple = tie Territory Fire
or 1re!r Pursuers.

From TIE s. Loais RepEjl.c.
bCfFALo, OELAEOEA. Nov. 50.-Tle
pnn!c land strip has furnished almost every
Kind of sensation. AID now hiss Ia shooting
affair, IN which couple Of clippers came ont
with flying colors. For some time past al
the unmarried men Of the lower part Of the
public land strip have teen paving court 20
the COED looking daughter Of William Car
son, but until her charms attracted
wealthy csttieman Eamei Roys0n, tbs
parents would not smile on the suit
OF any OF the aspirents One who
was especially Objectionable was John
Holland, who had nothing but his good
LOOKS, winning ways and small wages as a
heroer 20 keep wife on Royson's suit was
tostered BY the old folks. but the girl did
no. Ike MIA, and would not have him
around AT last the pareRts became so de-
terEnlned that young Holland was ordered
Oh, ana tod 20 be sure 10 keep out Of rife
shot q tie bouse for fear OF stray bullets
Inc constant urging Of the cattleman and
the coercion of the parents made life bur-
den Tor the girl, and the lovers decided TO BE-
wed by foul means. since fair ones would
not avail
The girl gave reluctant consent to marry
hoyson, and all the preparations for a big
wedding were made. The dav cams and
guests were invited from all parts of the
section. just before the hour SET for the
ceremony Holland rode up leading morse,
upon whose back was a mans saddle. de
was met with frowns. but SIS the wedding
was about 70 be solemniged he was not dis
turbed. In the hustle consequent upon the
prepar atoms for the marriage, the girl sud
Holland slipped away from the house. the
Lady dressed Ia a mans suit OF clothes and
the two mounted their hor.es and were gal
loping away before their fight wss discov-
cred A hot chase was inaugurated and a
large party soon got on the trail Of the flee
ing pair.
Both the girl and Holland were heavily
armed, and when the chase got too hot they
turned and began firing into the advancing
pursuers. This fusillade resulted in slightly
wounding old man Carson and one of his
herders and killing the horse under Royson.
Inc turn OF affairs dampened the ardor Of
the pursuers. and the clippers came on 70
buffalo, where they were made man and
wife ard are now awaiting forgiveness.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10

STILL A BOOMING.

Of course. the al. absorbing top
&c Just now S our woadeful Of
feungin clothing The demand
has been tremendous. and to
keep up the assortment many
and many a gem out Of our
regular supply has gone to join
our great New York purchase.
We must confess we are agreea-
by surprised at the way interest
IN the sale IS keeping up. But
IRE will burn brightly as long
as the tueI lasts. Thee has got
TO be an end though, gentle
men, don't forge, that
All this time you must not
forget us IN your other wants,
furnishings. Headwear, and
Boys and chddrens requiunqs.
Also remember that We are The
Sole Agents here for D.
JaeGer's Underwear They are
strictly Aii-wooI garments
health in every thread. Neck
wear IS runnlng into our we'll
like brooks into the river numer-
Gus and constant Our half
dollar and better goods ARE
BETTER than price like"
qualities elsewhere. 6y the
way Dress Suits and Fixins ars
in demand these late fall days
growing more so with win
ters coming. Us for everything
in that line.
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500 N A Mattress.
-,a Astonishing Discovery Msde by
Pswnbroker's CLERK.
nnon. fhe Chioaqo Nal


From fae Chicago AGiL
the story Of miser's heard was brought
., iybt in Justice Doyie's court to-day
- Morris Schwartz. "A pawnbroker' 5
.srx. was srraignsd on tie charge Of lar
csny.
lila iied in the rooms at "A Randolph
-. vyhsre she mad lived for years in
sl11,rv her only companion being her
80 Ross Celia TIE two women often
s-fTered for the necesssries Of life,
- II was with difficulty Rosa
e9uld secure medicines IN her auat's
80 sickness. At the time Of her
18th Mrs. Celia was IS years old She mad
.,,oken az having enough money laid by to
.5,,rv her y but q careful search brought 10
,~bf but s14 concealed in an old teapot
- ann was added to BY Rosa, who man
- 70 raise few dollars BY selling to
Iesv[is Cohn. the pawnbToker downstairs,
- ned and mattress on which the old lady
Inf She received 81 for this
Gohn turned the bedding over 10 Mor RS
S,hUaartz. bis clerk, with orders TO rip up
10 mattress and clean the furniture up gen
.esllv AS Morris did 80 he unearthed a
s-oaii -oId mine in the bundle of straw
Sna flick was filed with gold, silver and
Hills ~ small denominations and ancient
dates When he recovered from his sur
rriss the young man gathered what he
faould and. leaping through the rear
wi5dow Of the store. Joined his
,rtend - and the two went on a
lark. Nothing might have been known OF
Torrll find had he not attempted to get the
sntiouated bills changed into more modern
currency. Most of these were Pennsylvania
sreeubacks. Issued fifty years or more ago,
and looked TO the saloon keepers on whom
Schwartz tried to pass them very like
eonnterfeits. The liquor sellers reported
the matter to Lieut. Kelly, and Schwartz
~as arrested in a West Twelfth street
silicon On suspicion Of being a counter
feiter.
Al the station be told where he got the
money. saying the total amount was about
500. Mr.. Cohen appears to have discov-
e-af the matter about as soon as did the
noiice. for when Schwertz was taken before
Justice Doyle Cohen was on hand, and
,5udv demanded ''his money"
His claims was not SO really conceded by
,hepolice. who had taken about $500 from
The pswnbroEer's clerk. Miss Celia was
notified Of the matter, and the case will
be determined in the probate court next
week
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1t may turn ouo that Prot Kocn's won -
derful remedy win not prove efilcacious in
curing obstinate cases, but none the less an
ounce Of prevention is better than pound
Of cure. Nothing is so unreliable as the
weather, and no man, however rugged his
constitution, can afford 70 tribe with it Be
prepared for rapid changes in temperature.
\ httle recklessness may cost valuable
life. II you have not purchased your win.
ter overcoat, there never was more OPP
perfume time for doing It, We are now
Offering;
Good oyercosts at remarkable low figures
too many on hand; II reduction in price
will move ITEM then we won't have any
loft. When IL comes 10 forcing goods las
we are d ing now THE FAMOUS" Is
always sure TO give tho best bargains 10
reliable Clothing. Hats, Shirts. etc.
Hemembor we arc agents for the MILLER
Hat, the most useful Christmas present that
u lady can give 10 a gentleman "THE
FAMOUS" 14s Broughton street.
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Cuticura ResoEvent,

Feb. Z, 1901.
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Departure
MEAH TEMPERATURE from the Departure
.-.-----~--- normal Since
for l6 years Dec 9, 30 or Jan /, 1890
s3 - 10 --327
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formed. He then / al two
Of them on each hand, and
as his blood became more
and more impure, it took
less time for them 10 break
out. A sore came on the
chin, beneath the under lip,
which was very offensive.
His head was one solid scab.
dtschargiug o great deal.
This was bis condition at -
months old, when / under
took the care of him, his
mother having d cd when he
Was n lfstle mora than Il
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Hsnmum temperature, SO, minimum tern
Terature. SO.
The hight Of the river at Augusta at 7:33
o'clock q m. yesterday augusta timel was
"a feet, q rise of T.. feet during the past
tBenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment of
kme az all stations for the MORNING News.
eAvANNAa. Dec. 9. 7:s6 p. NJ. city time
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Sternber9 Must Sell.

~ IIicates trace. rIncnes and hundredtha
y. D GoRGAs. Observer Signal Corps.
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ESTILL' NEWS DEPOT.
2lh BULL STREET.

The Philadelphia Record,
The Philadelphia Times,
The Philadelphia Press
Published every day 10 tho year For sale at
ESrlLL's NEWS DEPOT,
IN Bull street,
Savannah Ca
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The new Blood Purifier. internally TO cleanse
the blood Of all impurities and poisonous ele
meats and thus remove the csusel and CJrrICu
RIA, the great skin cure, and CUTICURA soar. an
exquisite skin beautifer, externally TO clear
the skin snd scalp and restore the hair, cure
every sease aud humor Of the skin and blood,
from pimples to scrofula.
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A SCROFULOUS BOY
Running Sores Covered His Body and
Head Bones Affected Cured
by Cuticura Remedies.

When six months old, the left hand Of our
little Ersndcbild began 10 swell, and had every
appearance Of a large boil We poulticed It, hu:
all to no purpose. About five months after il
M IL.
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" preston IN London is that Rasyafa
~ writing himself - assth.
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-, 1ue Town cries out now, cheap, CHEAPER.
"a EST, till the public is that confused
.0' II Knows not where to look for SINGER
" while we claim and intend to reduce
wi -, sIocS by putting on low prices, we are
:. ~ Ouering cheap goods" The standard
:, ~ Olf stock has not decreased one iota-
Tr. Prices hare, though-and Christmas
r. ~ VIII find the lowest prices In town
VI 'le best goods at
STEENBERG's.
"'cn line Of Plush Goods at
STBRNBERG's.
rus Sterling and Plated SiIverware at
SrERNBERG's.
n 'uperb display Of rare Wares and China
STERNBERG's.
'''d Handled Canes and Umbrellas at
SrERNBERG's.
0'J1 Clocks and Tables at
STERNBERG's.
''A'lss h0e Gold Watches and Chain, &C
STERN BERGs-
''n@e'' Vases, Genuine Cut Glass at
SrERNBERG's.
almonds and other Precious Stones at
SrERSBERG's.
7'l'hg Presents in extensive variety at
STERsBERs's.
aver Toilet 0.-.....-s -. T j.. 49,
srgPsBERG's.
81 Of Solid Silver for Christmas at
hrERsBEHG's.
@,''4nds Of attractive novelties ere st
eTERsBERG'S
- opera Giasses. very low, at
49, BrERsBERss
preston IN London is that Rasyafa
. H..
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CUTICURA REMEDIES.