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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.

There was a heavy snow In the B'ne
Ridge mountains Monday night.
Il has been reported that the new Cham.
bsrlaiu Hotel at GA Point will be run by
tbs Esgeia management.
TIE Berksly Arms Hotel at Buchanan,
Boteiours county, was destroyed by FIRE
yesleriay. Loss 800 900; Insured.
Mr. E. NJ Campbell, OF Washington. and
Mics Bos7onie Dunawsy, daughter OF Rev.
DR.. T. s. Doaaway, were married In Fred
ercksourg last night.
The Virginia Agricultural and MeoEsnl-
cal Fsir opened In Richmond yesterday.
Tbs exhibits were good. but the attendance
for the first day was unusually small
Mrs. Jefferson Davis and her daughter,
Miss Wnuie, will be In Richmond Saturday.
The object Of the visit ia to select place for
the lnteFment OF the remains OF the ex-Presl.
dent of the Confedsrecy.
The State executive committee Of che
Farmers Alliance INST in Richmond yester.
dey. Among thu question: considered was
tho estab!isameut ofs ate organ to be con-
Quoted in the interest OF the order.
Deputy Hlg1 Constable john NJ. Brough-
ton, OF Norfsik, was seriously attacked with
q blackjack yesterday evening by mao
named Sorihner. 10 order to srrest Scsib-
uer, the eff ,er had ioalIy to shoot him,
Both are seriously. !! not fatally, Injured.
4 msatug o, the SAFE Board OF agrion.
tur7 was beid in Richmond last night, a5
which the report Of the Commissioner of Ag-
ricuitnre, watch js 20 be submitted to the
Governor gas read. This sets forth that
during period If about three years more
than 5000 IN migrants from foreign countries
and Other States have settled In Virginia.
Many of the couuties are yet to report.
These may show the number of immigrants
to be ccnsdersby In excess of the figures
quoted.
Mr. S. Wexford Cortin, of King George,
wss in Redmond yesterday and called upon
ooairman E,lyson. OF the dem ocrstic State
CON mittee. He eiso called on Governor
McK,nney co requset him not to order a
special election fer Congress till after De-
csmber lat. Mr. Cosbin has received @ call
from the Formers Alliance Council Of the
Eighth district to run as an independent
candidate fer Congress to succeed the late
Gsneral W. a F. Lac. While he has not
reDoodsd TO shs request, 1t Is predicted he
will not be candidate except In the demo-
cratic convention.
The annual meeting IF the Society OF the
Army of Nog1aeTu Virginia was held In
Rich unond last night IN the hall of the House
! Of Delegates Gen. VIM. b. Payne presided
Resolutions appropriate to the memory Of
Gen. w. 81 F. Las were adopted. A COM
mi.tee wac appointed to prepare resolutions
upon the death OF Gan. A. L. Long, to be re-
| ported hereafter. Among shose who made
brief speeches were Gems. Early, Taliaferro,
Ro5ser and Field. The latter said: Il an
derstaad that Confederate flag cannot be
unfnr!ed at the Worlds Fair. IT that is the
case let US never have another Worlds Fair
10 this oouatry." All The old officers were
| planiaG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28
REws uf tag DAY.

Lieutenant Cowles made statement be
fore the psysl court ofiDqniry In Washing
ton yesterday ss to the wreck OF the De
spatch
Secretary Blaine yesterday received SeHol
and he will be formally presented to the
President
at the democratic headquarters lie New
York they claim to have figures giving the
State to Flower by "a 900, and hst the re.
pubicans are only trying to cave the Lsgls-
iature.
Daring severe storm OF thunder, light
nig aud rain that passed over Frederick
county, Md, Monday night a large barn
was struck by lightning. end was burned 10
the ground with all Its conterts
The affairs of the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad will on November pass under
the CONTROL OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad. and all the &C.
counts will be audited In Philadelphia.
a fy wheel exploded at KimberIy's roll
Ing large hole In the roof and ipjurine five
men. Two OF the men were working on
the roofand we're thrown thirty feet ia the
air.
TIE Rev. B. W. Chldlaw. D D.. of Cleve-
land. Ohio, prominent minister OF the
Presbyterian church. was married In New
York yesterday to Mrs. Manning, widow,
seventy-six years old. The groom is over
eighty years old. He has been mission
arg the greater part OF his life. The bride
Is said to be worth at leas. million.
An immense msss-mesting WIS held 10
New York lset night by the business meme
democratic association Mr.. Cleveland,
Governor Hill and others made addresses.
Mr.. Cleveland urged the Importance of cup
porting the democratic nominees. HE de-
Tense OF the State ticket against the anti.
Tammany olamor evoked continued ap-
plsuse. Governor Hill, who followed him,
was also we'll received. No such political
meeting was ever held in one building Ia
New York before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28
FOREIGN NEWS

Frederick Smith, conservative, son of the
late William Henry Smith. wsa elected q
member OF Parliament for the Strand divi.
slon In succession to his father.
One thoueapd square miles of land In the
northern part of the Argentine Republic
have been bought for one million dollars By
Baron Hirsoh on which 10 eetle Jewish
re ugees.
a decree. said TO have bsen issued By the
late Popa Plus TX. confirming the exc uaive
right OF the cardinals to elect cope free
from any ilterven ion en- the part of the
powers ts published 10 Brussee.
At Meiringer, Switzerland. las. Sunday
12O houses we're burned, numbar of barns,
stables and other buildings; 1874 persons
were made homeless. Tbs English church,
In addition to nesriF every other edifce of
Importance, is 10 RUNE.
A strong force Of ssilors and marines from
the German squadron 10 the Cameroons
river, West Afrios, landed 10 upper Guinea
and severely punished a number OF hostile
tribes, who had been subjscting German
settlers to abuses OF various kinds, by torn
ing their villsges end kiling number of
the natives. Eight OF the German landing
party were injured.
The McOarthyites and Psrnellitee are
fighting each other like Kilkenny cate, and
In an encounter of ths two factions in Cork
number of heads were cracked A priest
at Kilkenny, In sermon, denounced Par
nell as 1.-THE most depraved monster who
ever lived" In a procession at Cork the
Parnel!itee smashed portrait OF O'Brien
and destroyed the instruments of the band
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28

THE NORTHERN men who have settled In
Georgia since tbs wer between the States
assembled themselves together Gay or two
$50 end passed resolutions TO shs effect that
the bloody shirt accounts cftbe recen. Grady
ceremoniea in Atlanta, published In north
ern republican rewspepera, ere untrue end
misleading, eud that the people among
whom they have made their homes are just
az loyal and patriotic a. they sre. But,
what good? These resolutions s.e publeh-
ed only in southern ne9spepefe, the readers
o. which have always been familiar with the
facts a. stated Ia the North thsy will not
be pnbliabe6, for the newspapers ofthat Sec
tiop, apparently, at ieaes, don'S want the
people thereof to be correctly inform
ed of the true condition Of affairs 10 the
South. But the South hss become accus.
toned to this coLdition, Justice Lamar Of
the U. 8 Supreme Court, when U 8. SEN
stor. said the South had long since aban.
doned oil hope OF ever being correctly rep.
resented in the North, and that remark is
as true now az 1t was then.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28
Shot Her Dead in the Ring.

BERLIN, Oct. 28 During psrformaue
of Offs cireus a. Nsu-Rappin Monday
night, Mime. Borchardt. faVorite eqne:tri-
enne, galloped Into the ring oowing and
smiliug toward group Of young officers
who had testified their admiration by loud
applause. Her husband, the olowu OF the
cIrcus, became wild With jealcnay, ord,
drawing revolver, ahos the woman dead
In the ring. The auditorium was crowded,
and the spectators OF the tragedy were near
ly thrown into panic by the horrible
scene. The murderer was quickly removed
by the police, and the sho . was stopped for
the night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28
FRO& WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of tho alexandria Gasstte.
WAeNINeEo D. O., Oct. 2S. 1891.

tcFcCko OorF oSPV'toeIscc " NO dLcI0faStd h0s5c
WAeAISeE oa. D. O., Oct 2S. 1891.
The elections will be held next Tuesday.
but as all the "fat" In the federal office hold
ers has not yet been fried cut" nothing to
impede the frying process will be done, and
so, though the court is in session, the indict-
ments against the members of the Old Do
minion Republican League of this city for
collecting political assessments have been
still further delayed; nothing has been done
with. the postmaster of Baltimore, also
charged with violating the civil service law,
aud Mr. Roosevelt, the head OF the civil
service commission. has just returned from
New York. where be has been taking IAN
active part" 10 the political campaign now
In progress there TO eject for Governor of
that State republican who Gays he likes
Clarkson for the heads he hss cut off.
Secretary Blaine to-day received Don Pc.
dro MONT. the Gillian provisional Minister,
who was accompanied by Senior Asia Bur.
ruags, the Charge d'Afairs left here by
Senior Lascsno. 1t is supposed that Chile,
though clearly not at fault, will do what is
required of her. as In her present condition
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28

The North Americas Rerieu for Noven bsr has
been received from tho pub ishers in New York.
Its contents are: Russian Barbarit;es and their
Apologist, by the Chief Eabbi OF the British EN-
pire; Ples for Free Silver. by Sen ,tor D. w.
Voorhees, are French Novels Faithful to Lille,
by Msdsme Adam: The Lsck of Good Servants,
By Mrs NJ. Z. w Sherwood Our Business Pros
pects, by the p Ell Geut of the New York Chamber
of CommeIce Women ia English Politics, by
Justin Mccarthy, N. p; How to Improve NUM-
cipal Government, by exMayor Hart Of Boston,
and the Msyors of Baltimore, Buffalo aud St. Louis;
What Americans an Do for Russia, By Sergius
Stepniak Public al d Private Debts, by the Hon.
Robert P Porter, Superintendent of the Census (;
Itaiy aud the Pope, by ex-Pflme Minister Criopi {;
Possibilities Of Washington Society, By Miss L. B.
Halsted The dumsn Ameboid, By Edward T.
jackson No Starvation in Russia, by Sergius ",
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28
4 LExA N D IA Va
WEpaEspAI GyeNINs, OCTOBER %.

The DEMOCRATIC mugwumps IN No"
York last fall supported their republican
brotbers in combined. but, fortunately iu-
tile attempt to defeat the regular demo
cratic party 10 that CITY. ibis fall they asR
these same brothers to help them elect On
ioc,rruptble Governor and defeat the
nal of Messrs. Quay, Dudley and GARRISON
who boldly asserts that what bis party needs
is more practical politics, and that ne
lozes Clarkson for the beads he has cut
off end who made the customs house OF
Nsg York a part Of tbs republican machine,
for refusing to do which his more oonscleD-
tious republican predecessor was removed.
Bus. lust as vas expected By all people with
cor1mon sanaa, their request is not only re-
fused. bat is fiouted, and they rdiculed for
making It. Why, every republican mug
wuup in New York, from Roosevelt, the
head Of the civil service commission. and
Curtis their prophet, dowo, are working
with might and main 10 mako the public
oontemner of The civil service Governor of
their State, ard view With approving glsnoss
the open aud botd-fsoed infrsotions of that
law. committed to attained their object.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28

THE FACT that fifteen men have struck at
the so-called tin works in ST. Louis is DEEM
ed by some Ill informed or interested people
as proof CT ths tru' OF the protectionisis'
statement that tinplate is manufactured 10
this country tor sale Rus it does nothing
OF the kind. The fact is that the men re
ferted to were engaged in dipping eheet iron
In q mixture OF melted lead and tin, the
latter imported from Wales last year. before
the tariff on tin wss increased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28
volver and shot bis son five times In the
breast, killing him. Tue father has not yet
been arrested
The QuaiI-Walker Affair

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Oct. 28.-The in
quest the bcdy OF Berth @ all, who shot
herself yesterday, developed the fact that
she fred at Alexander Walker and then
killed herself. -Four years ago Bertha mar.
ried, but she did not live happily with her
husband. She secured divorce while her
filtration with Walker was In progress and
waa disappointed when he did not ask her
TO marry him after she vas again free.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28

Ii you are sffll cted with rheumatism, neu-
ral3ia, govt or other bodily pain, or If you
have epFained wrist or ankle you ought to
at once TO procnre bottle OF Salvation OIL,
the greatest cure on earth for pain. It only
costs 25 cents bottle.
"Lo the poor Indian ~ dying with cold.
Won't some good Samaritan" send him a
bottle OF Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will surely d, you
good, if you have S Cough, Cold, or any trouble
with Throat, Chest or Lungs. DR. Kings rev
Discovery for Consum ption, Coughs AID Colds is
guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid
back Sufferers from Ia Grippe found it just the
thing and under its use had speedy and perfect
recovery. Try sample bottle at our expense and
learn for yourself just how good a thing it Is
rrisl bottles free at E. :. Leadbeater and Bros
Drug Store. Large size SOC. AMI LOO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28

THE NATIONAL Civil Service Reior 20
League hes addressed circular letter to sil
the members of the new Congress, asking
sn increased 81 preparation for the support
end ez'enson CT the civil service reform
system. In view of what the league, of
which Mr.. Curtis is tbs head, is now doing
In New York, every democratic congressman
who shall vote cent for the support OF the
civil service cen mission end for the execu-
ton OF the uudemoors,io civil law should be
reIeested t. otsouri,y at next falls election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28

Pfominsn, minlsters of the Gospal and
phianthropis.s have pronounced Salvation
Gil one OF the greatest of blessings. and
avowed their determin alton to recommend
it whefever they fud person suffering With
rheumatism or peuraieia.
We are OF the opinion that 1t must be
good, 10. the simple reason that so many
prs.ae 1t aud phytioiaus prescribe it. We
m-au Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Psice %
esnts Al 6eslers keep IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28

The DEMOCRATIC Governor OF Psnnsylva-
ria called the republican Senate OF that State
together that It might investigate certain
serious charges against the official integrity
of some OF the republican officers of the
State. The Senate met, but has refused to
Investigate the charges referred to. Reason
able man wau suppose that this refusal. Of
Itself alone, would be Sufficient to induce
every Pennsylvania, at all interested In
the welfare OF bic State, TO vote against the
party tia supports such men as compose
the mejori'y OF the Sonste Of that State.
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Killed his Son.

SPRINGFIELD. No, Oct ga iata. fight
occurred near HarSvile Monday. "Blll''
Johnson, noted young desperate, was in 8
soloon when his father came in. "Bili" at
tempted to make his father take drink
when g fight ensaed In which the son
knocked the father down several times with
beer bottle. The father at last drew re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28

Shortly before three O'Clock this morning
the glaze mil! OF the Ohio powder works.
located four miles north OF Youngstown,
exploded. killing two men, and completely
destroyed the mill. At the time the mill
contained 500 kegs Of powder and the mutt
lated remains of the men were scattered
over ten-acrs field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28

No ladies' wardrobe is consider.
ed complete without at least one
Black Gown. We've never been
so we'll prepared to show Black
Goods; never so many choice
things to show.
Cancels Hair in Plain and Fancy Nov.
elties from 81 TO So.
All-wool Chevict from Soc to W.
{1st floor, snnex.to 10tb-st building)
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Mems Handmade U71der-
wear

We are exclusive agents for the
sale of Allen Solley & Co.'S desetv'
eddy popular make of Underwear.
The workmanship, fashion and fit
are superior to anything else pro-
duced.
First floor, first annex.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28
DTED

At 7:15 thi morning, JOSEPH CALLAHAN,
infant son OF Daniel and Annie Callahan, aged Ii
mouths and days. Funeral tomorrow (Thurs.
dsy) evening at o'clock, from the reeidence of
Vim. H. CROMWELL, 4i8 south Pitt st. Wash.
Star please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28

When you are in Rome, if sou do a. the
Romans do, you eli use S.oneb:sktr's
Cough Syrup for coughs and cods
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-28

Fine All-wool Twilled Chevios Cloth
JACKETS, with full shawl-roll collar Of Real
Astrskhsn Fur. Heed throughout with
heavy Silk Rhsdame-perfect fitting.
$3.50
Compare it with any you've seen at $40.
(Third floor, 11th-st building)
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DEPARTMENT.

Al-silk snrsh Wsists in Black, Navy
Blue, Cardinal, and Gsrnet-lined-
plated back and front-to be worn inside
or outside OF skirt-perfect fitting. SIS.
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NTRICTLY ALL LINEN.

Ladies' All linen Unlaundered Hem.
stitched Handkerchief, with hand en-
broided initials, all letters. 12la nc.
Ladies All-lInen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, With co!ored and Black print !.
borders 1910.
First floor, second snnex.)
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Black StuTs.

First floor, first annex.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
6jGlp os.

"Seno ps ltrar nuset til at bielpe
osl" "9e imaa bebaseli9e Biaer, iom
tiblisere ienbteS os, oiloe not after
bielpe os!" "9e bialp bebt, naar Ri
bar ipaseit!~ "Senb os insen anbrel"
9aturen, misbrust Os furismt, for.
is9er / alminbelisbeb bet geoite for at
pperpinoe Nffreitelien % afuenoe trus
enoe Spsoomme, unoertioen transer
BOG osiaa ben Sialp os peo meset bel.
buao ben siSr. Den menneitelise Ha>
tur mobtaser sierne ben miloe iunbs
bebssiuenoe SuoFpoelis iom DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets siper, os peb
at tase bisie imaa aorn / rette 9io, of
uenoes alporlise SDSoumme. 8eo bet
fsrlte 9esn paa Sob uil Raturen piie
iis tatnemmelis, buis bu fslser oens
CnIte. Iaar bu oerfor fgler big ipas,
trat, bar en- ubebaselis Smas | Mun'
ben, Mapen er ureselmaSiis os iuritops
pet, Iaa siu Natureu en- Sistte Deb
8rugen ai DIR. Pierce's Pellets. Be
bebite Yiier, man bar ppfuaoet for
2eueren.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Spcr Weroenebapet til oct
iicrue Ueiten,

poa 3ampitibe, / Ssgnbnne. % Bolt,
uusue isres Soitetter's Stomad BIT.
tiers Tom bet pistigite Meoiein, bet ret
ienoe 8ublifum bar. Get i~ierner ira
bsoarpet 8anb bets ltaoeligs Geenitas
Der og Smas % befrier Maoeu Tor be
ltaoeliSe 8irtniuser al oaarlis % uiurs
osislig Mab. Oct linorer ardmyc,
Saisbrpnoe oIp. Get CT ct uom9rtet
Riooel mob malarilte SpBoOmme, til
intetaipr Birfninesrne al lt9rt 6eoe,
8uloe Os 5usti9beo. qinorer Sopeos
pine, 5o~ritpppelie oe Galbeipabomms.
9rGtbeo uuoer Reiler bar pfte be melt
itaoeliee 5olger for 9npaliosr og Con
pnlesceuter. Suaee 8eripncr, iom
irp9ter 6sl9erne Of en- Rsiie, buroe
pRre ioriDneoe meo bette Bitters, oeres
6rp9t piloe life oa bliue rraliieret.
(Suni).
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
8earnabam, Sac aui Iarle Co., Minu.

8eungbam, Sac aui Harle Co., Mtinn.
Zen lille 8p 8eninsbam er sanite ing,
bog bar ben life iaa iaa Snobpssere. Zen
rr pmtreut ire @ar s%anmel, % bars @rpcerp
Stores, ct Saromare Store, 2 Gpctbeter, ct
SmeoiBpp, ct 5otusraisGalert en- Sla9ter-
bob, en- Reitalraut, ct Sotel, Q 5eeo'gfpler
o. Q Salppner. Splf beromfrins tilhsrer
for bet W1eite be TO forltielise 9atipner,
5pItere o9 IorbmGno. Zen norife 8efolt'
mug her or uotIaa tripelis. 3e leite al Dem
tilbprer oct i~prsneoe airtciamfuno.
llnsoom or bet lille iaa ipRrt me9et al
beromtrins; men De faa, iom er, ipnes at
bare glade % lpiti9e, iGa DC bGrer p%trtelta
graset al at lepe / gaarens slimrenoe Sol
fin. Oct er meo llnsoommen, iom bet Ell
uteo Slomiterne / en- Sape | Sommerens
lib. Sbet man b~ctra9ter benz, ier man, al
On % Gnoen or pisnet bort. Saaleoes er
bet ogiaa meo be unse 5olt: De be8pnoer al
Hippo ffaa opbe 8auter / fit Stno, at DC til
Ilut blioer iaa tun9iillotse % melaniollte, al
Sult tror, at be er ipge, o9 at bet mart saaI
salt meo Dem. Site ida iielben Ter man, al
en- unsiarl bar iormaaet at piroe Jig en-
2ebiaserinbe. us itaar Sioe ON SIDE mef
benbe, for at inotreoe paa 2ipets Slasmarf
Sult er MI fGroiae meo alt Baararbeloe
% bet er lille panltelist at ie Stnoene %
8r~Gininssplosen biit % Der bortcper TrG'
rien. 2anoet b~erpmirins er ganlfe soot
bog life at bet bebIte paa gruno al, at be-
CT iaa uiapnt, bet ptl iise. Der er en- bel De
meo Grapel. Souser. De tapre NoromGns
90 be itraulomme 3pitere oprter bet bog OF
meo Glib os 9pgtigbeo.
~3ecorabsBpiten1 l9ies | ale nprife SIen
beromirina, % er altio ct fjartommenl
Bsise. 5.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

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iiben for en- af mine Naboer (og jeg
bar insen 2pil ON at bet er), pil ieg
mart | ben n9rmeite 5remtiO blipe
lltano til at ienbe sitsr llere Better.
8eres Better beiiboer un99telis fore
belbrebenbe @genitaber, bpis be life
eioroe bet, funoe be life bape uorettet
for mig, buab be bar siort. Seq leb /
ben Grab al Rbeumatisme, at lea life
tunoe ipanOe Seltene for Bo9nen, men
taffet pare 3eres Better, ie9 CT MI be-
friet for bisie Smerter. Site alene
bet, men iiben jes bespnbte at BRUCE
8eres Better, fsler ie9 me9et bebre os
ft9rtere / enbper !6enieenoe, os ie9 er
%ouerbeuiit orn, ate lettricitet anpenot peb
Geres Better er en- ubm9rfet Ting at
BRUCE al os til, ielo ON man life licer
at nusen ipeciel SpsOum, tbi bet be-
uirfer, at BlObet boloes / regelm9sHg,
beliis os naturlis girfiombeb. Seq
anbeialer 3ereS Better iii mine Ben,
ner, p9, bois De oil glsre Brig al bette
8rep, iaa bar Be fulbtummeu Sribeb
til at 9jsre bet.
Nrbsoi8t
g. g. Qnoeriun,
g. 8. Bor 4. Cambridge, Minn.
galamus, Soma, 12ts giat 1891.
or. 9r. Sanoeul -
Som De peo, fit jes ct af 9eres
"Electric belts, os bet bar sjort mig
meset sObt. Seq bar life mere nO9en
Smsrte, Os piloe life ialse 8eItet for
nosen 8rts.
Seq er farois nj at pare asent for
9eres Better, for M bar jes Grfarins
ielo, at De er sOoe. Os jes fan anbefale
benz til be, ium er ipse.
Senb mig ct Bette $50. 3 iOr en-
Dame. "Waist measure" firth Iom.
mer. 9eres meo agtelie
Sliuer 6anisn.
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