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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12
w. D. WILLIAMS.


ANOatt y uuge OF clinton county.
While it is a fact that Pe-ru-na can be
relied on TO cure chronic catarrh in all
stages aud varieties, yet il is not often
that it will so quickly cure case of
long standing as the above. Hence it
is that so many patients fail in finding
cure because of their unwiliingness to
continue treatment long enough. Many
people who have had chronic catarrh
for five, ten, and even fifteen years, vii
follow treatment for a few weeks and
then. because they are not cured. give
up in despair and try something else.
These patients never follow any one
treatment long enough to test its merits
aud consequently never find a cnre. II
is a well-known law of disease that the
longer it has rln the more tenaciously
1t becomes fastened to its victim.
The difficulty with which catarrh is
cured has led to the invention of a host
of remedies which produce temporary
relief only. The unthinking masses
expect to find some remedy which will
cure them IN few days. and to take
advantage of this false hope many COM
pounds which have instant but transient
effect has been devised The people try
these catarrh cures one after another.
but disappointment is the inveriable
result. until very many sincerely believe
that no cure is possible.
CATARRH IS A SYSTEMATIC DISEASE,
and therefore requires persistent in
ternal treatment, sometimes for many
months, before a permanent cure is
effected. The mucous lining of the
cavities of the head, throat, lungs, etc,
are made up of network of minute
blood vessels called capillaries The
capilaries are very small elastic Tubes,
which, in all cases of chronic catarrh.
ARE congested or bulged out with blood
so long that the elasticity of the tubes
are entirely destroyed The nerves
which supply these capillaries with vi
tality are called the "vasa- motor"
nerves. Any medicine to reach the
real difficulty and exert the slightest
curative action in any case of catarrh
must operate directly on the vasa-motor
system of nerves. As soon as these
nerves becomes strengthened and
stimulated by the action of proper
remedy they restore to the capillary
vessels of the various mucous mem
branes of the body their Dormal ela,-
ITCHY. Then, and only then, will the
catarrh be permanently cured. Thus
il VIII be seen that catarrh is not a
blood disease, as many suppose, but
rather disease of the mucous blood
vessels. This explains why it is that so
manv excellent blood medicines utterly
fail to cure cataTh.
Colds, winter coughs, bronchitis, sore
throat and pleurisy are all catarrhal
affections, and consequently are quickly
durable by Pc ru-na. Each bottle Of Pc
ru-na is accompanied by full directions
for use, and is kept by most drug
gists. Get your druggist to order it for
YOU if he does not already keep it.
A pamphlet on the cause and cure of
all catarrhal diseases and consumption
sent free to any address by The Peruna
Medicine Company. CoIum bus, Ohio.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. s. early Sat
urday morning two Italian track labor
ers on the Pan Handle railroad were
run over and instantly killed at Mans
field station, ii miles from this city
The men were jumping on to a fiat car
just as the train started from the main
street crossing. One named Cavialli fell
off head first. One of his country
men seized his feet, but the unfortu-
nate mans head struck the rail and a
wheel passed over his neck, severing
the head from the body The Italian
who held Gavialli's feet was also
jerked from the car and five trucks
passed over his body, cutting it in half
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12

Puck: MIR Sudbang did a. see
20 at chu'ch larst Sabbuf, Brer Wor-
bat"
Mr. "Nossir! doan' go no
mo fer to git suited
Mr. SudbaDg-'Whard'- - whad d.
worl' suited yo' chile?n
Mr.. Worbat-s.Jess when come in
q doah 20 yells ont from d pulpit,
What an dis yer cuss dat has come
upon us?' =
n. Y Herald: A Good Excuse. r.
Mrs Tanker-'Wh excuse have you
TO offer for coming home in such dis
graceful condition. Mr. Tanker
'Nozzer teller was a-settln' 'mup.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
THE SOLDIERS HOME.
Annual Report of Gov. Hathaway to the
Board of AIanacers

Annual Report of Gov. Hathaway to the
Board of Managers.
Gov Hathaway, OF the soldiers
home at Milwaukee, has completed his
hrst annual report TO the board of man.
ayers The report shows that during
the fiscal year the whole number OF
veterans cared for was 3, 1873, an excess
OF 22T over the number cared for in the
preceding year. The average number
present and absent was ,, SOP, ana the
maximum number present at one time
was 2,1S5. The minimum number
present was l,s29. The number of
deaths in the Institution during the
year YVES ia, and the average age of
those who died was nearly 81 years.
The death rate was 80 50 per /, 600 The
average cost of rations per man was
about 174 cents daily.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12
Big Lumber Deal.

Swan & Smith, of Chicago, have
completed one of the largest pine lum-
Der deals of the season with the Shores
Lumber Company of Ashland. Over
10000 900 feet of standing pine located
in northern Wisconsin were trans
ferred to the latter. The price paid
was $50, 600. The logs will be manu-
featured at Ashland.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12
PearIs in the Chlpnema Rirer.

At Chippewa Falls considerable ex-
element prevailed over the finding of
pearls in the Chippewa river in the
corporate limits of the city. The dis
coverer is Oliver Proudlock, who, it
seems, has found many valuable gems
during the last few weeks, but kept it
silent until now, when he asked a To-
al jeweler to appraise the value of
several of the best pearls
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12
1t Was No ,Toke.

Charles Nein, 1S.year-old boy of
Preston, accidentally killed himself
He was out hunting with a party of
boys and jollingly remarked that he did
not want to live any longer Resting
his head on the ground and pulling his
chin over the muzzle he Internationally
struck the hammer hard enough to dis
charge the gun, literally blowing his
head off
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12
LIeHT SHIPPING CRATE.

A Coop That Has Given satisfaction to
All Who Have Used 1t.
For shipping choicebred fowls at
any season of the year there is no more
satisfactory COOP or one more easily
and cheaply made than the one illus
trated. Before the Stats are nailed on
the frame is neatly covered with some
thin, strong, cotton cloth like cheese
cloth. The bottom and top of the crate
is not covered with the cloth, and sep
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12
Unitnrians EIeot omcers.

The Wisconsin Unitarian conference
in session at Eau Claire elected the fol-
lowing officers:
President, Rev. Henry Doty Mason of Me
nomonee; vice president, II. NJ. Lewis of Mad
ison; second vice president, Mrs. Metcaf, of
Milwaukee,; secretary, H. T. Place of Arcadia;
treasurer r. Jackson of Baraboo; railroad
secretary, Rev. Henry T. Secrist, of milwaukee,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12
A Judge giving Testimony.
AN IMPORTANT CASE SUMMONED Up As
FOLLOWS.
CHRONIC CATARRH-TwENTY YEARS
SETTLED ON LUNGS-CoULD GET NO
PERMANENT CURE AT
LAST.
NEW VIENNA, CLINTON Co. q.

DR.. 5 B. Hartman & Co Gems: /
take pleasure in testlfying to your mcdi
cines. | have used about one bottle
and half. and can say | am a new
man. Have had the catarrh about
twenty wears. Before knew what it
was it had settled On my lungs and
breast, but can now say l am well
Was in the army; could get no med
icine that would relieve me.
Yours truly,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12
Chill WILL BE FRIENDLY.

President Montt Expresses Confidence In
Egan-Alleged Threats Against Gen.
Canto Not Credited by the Gillian Gov
eminent.
VALPARAISO, Nov. 9.-In the notice
issued Friday night by Intendente Car
los Lira to the crowd of hot-headed
young Chilians at Santiago, who were
unduly exciting themselves about the
alleged plot to assassinate Gen. Canto,
he not only said that there was no
truth in the stories published in some
of the local papers, but added that no
arrests had been made in connection
with the affair.
The meeting of the young men on
the plaza at Santiago appointed com
mittee to go to the Moneda, wait upon
President-elect Jorge Montt and ask
him, in view of the reported attempt to
kill Canto, if the fact that public opinion
held the refugees in the United States
legation culpable, and as also of the
common belief that dictatorial sympa-
thies had not been stamped out in cer-
tain parts of the country to see that
Justice was melted out to the Balma-
cedists who were protected by the
American minister
Admiral Months reply was admirable.
He said that he fully appreciated the
generous and patriotic sentiment of
the young men of Santiago and of the
people at large, but at the same time
he was impelled to state that
the junta had had no further
information relating to the plot
than that published in certain pa
pers. In its conduct of affairs, he con-
tinued. the iunta had to be governed
by the laws of the country. 1t was its
duty to see that these laws were faith
fully and legally administered. In
regard to the charge that
the United States legation sheltered
refugees, who are still engaged in plot
ting mischief, he knew positively that
Minister Egan had interdicted The send
ing out of letters by refugees unless
the letters were subjected to inspec-
ton. If any such message had left the
legation Admiral Montt added, he
was sure that it was without the
knowledge of Minister Egan, and that
if the matter had been brought before
Mr.. Egan he would have caused the
prompt exclusion of the offender from
the asylum. Months remarks were the
strongest source of evidence that he
desires to protect the legation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12
A Block of Rusiness Houses DESTROYED

ORANGE, Mass, Nov. "a gasoline
tank exploded in the barn in the rear
of Washburn's block Saturday after
noon which started a fire that de-
stroyed nearly 5000, 600 worth of prop
erty before it was got under
control. The flames spread from
the barn to the Washburn
block which was completely Quilted,
thence to the American house, Watts
block, Ballou block, owned by A. p. Put
nam, and the Congregational church,
which were all burned to the ground.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12

IT is said that the use Of bisulphlde
of carbon against different insects that
prey on stored grain has greatly in
creased within the last fourteen years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12
worth It's Weight in Gold.

EMMET OAK, July 2s 1890
The young man concerned has not now the
slightest symptoms OF fits, since using Pastor
Koenigs Nerve Tonic i consider it worth it's
weight In gold. J. j. SHEA, Pastor
Rev. John Redecker of Wesphalia, Kan.
writes, Oct. 49, 1890: There is 16-year- old boy
here, who suffered from fits about year l or
dered a bottle of PASTOR Koenig's Nerve Tsnio
for him, and the sickness left him altogether.
He never had il SINCE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-12

Two Bottles Cured Her. vi
CARROLL, Iowa. July 1889.
was suffering ten years from shocks in my
head, SO much 80, that at times l didn't expect
to recover. / took medicines from many doc
tors, but did not get any relief until l took Pas
tor koenigs Nerve Tonic; the second dose re-
leyed and two bottles cured me-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-12
0efentlide 9autiasuna.

Sci ben 6eftIidtsiten gum 8sEen ber
beutid ensIiIden s9ule murbe Elm
&siuaeminn ppn 1860 60 eraielt, pel6e
benz prdf1benten bes S6ul > Yereins,
berrn 5. @roos. e%iugebdHbiQt morben
hno. gle@innabmen b~etrnasr$l126 55,
bic Musseben bagegen $166 SIS.
Diefes oIseroroentll6 gtintige t.
nan3iele Gsfultat murbe bulh bic
6reigebigteit mebrerer Nirmeu. Baresr
unb fsamiIien, Der Braueeien, Der
Sou'bern See So. &C. berbeissfibrt.
8eionbereu Dant fduIhet unb i~tuttei
hermit bas Undergraduate 4omite ab.
ben Oameu. meihe mdbrenb bes Seftes
10 opferm.qise Dien!te leiiteten, Germ
Carl BED ftir Die ueberuabMe Der mutt
tultidsn 2eitung. ben 9erren MuEtern,
Dem BeethOoen Mdnne,hor unb Den
SoIiten unt gol,finnen fhr ibre bril-
Ienten 8rrtrdse. wobur9 fe bas pro.
eramm 10 intereRant mahten uub BE-
reid,erten, Germ artbur Saul fir be
reiimillge 6hlfe, unb enbli9 be,
@atno > @eielf@aft fur bic toiteafreit
l1eberIaRune ber Standardization.
Grau s. 9egen.
5. &onie.
y VI. @iatber,
VI. @agner,
6. RaIteper,
&obert 9anidts.
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@ir wcrOen es 10 lanse nieosridres'
ben, Bis SsSermula es seleben
Bis SeOsrntauu es seiebeu uno oeilen
iberSraiiis ~seluorocn
Bis Seocrmani IS, obne ST leben,
tennt unS meiB-
bas Or. @ase's eaturrb 9ismsSp bic
idlimmiten 6alle bon droniidem ea'
tarrb I'M &opfe, catarrbaliiden SOpte
iduisr3 unS n&alt I'M Scope" 9silt.
@elast auf lift uubebiustes 8ers
trauen, offsriren ibrs Ssriteler, bic
Morlb's DispeniarD MeOieal a6ocias
tiOn bon Buffalo, q. g., $500 an lis
sesub cine Yerion gu be5ablcn, Die an
dronii9em Gaturrl I'M &Opfs selittsn
uub nidt SaOurd sebeilt mOrbsa 1T.
@ean bic BeoinSunsen Il urlse'
tebrt ipGren iuenl 1te Don Dir $oUU
fit cine srinotid)e Sur ~perlansen iuar'
ben, 70 tuirOeit Su oieaeidt sossra.
Sier iino reputable 2suts, nit labre'
LANCER e6renbafter @eiddfts@P raris,
EauIenbeM BON Dollars unS sinem sutcn
9amen CUR llateritisuns uno oisie 9eute
psrfidern = .Mir fOnucn bid bellea,
wie iuir Idon gauicube in beinem i3us
iianbe sebeilt babsn wem mir eS nidt
sermOsen. 10 besablen mir a1 bid $500
fur bic Gustunft, oaB es ScnranO sibt,
ben mir nidt babeu beilen f0nuen.4
9is ba6eu @ertrareu gu lid, ielbit.
81 bies jest ni9t bes 8sriudes lpertb ?
SIT nidt eip iebsr Ssriud) benz Gatarrb
porauSiebun ;
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gDsratt erfennt man Sa5 utter ether
stab?

Big 3um Nlter DON finf Sabren err
fennt man bas Mtter eiaer Stub ges
n6bnliG an ben 3dbnen uno amar an
benz eleidmdBisen WuhIe Der 5iod
sdbne. MlrD bic Sub iebDG dlter. 70
treten in 6olge oes ungiei6mdBigen
@ebrau@es Der 3dbue ein5elae 36bne
mebr bernor.
Gin gang untrtsli6es 3ei1en bes
Mlters einer Sub foGen isbn1 bic &inge
an ben 9orneru isin. dbnIi9 ME man
an ben &ingen eines Uaumes Dos Utter
besIelben erfennen tann. Dte D6rnsr
Der Rlbe baben bis gum britien 2ebens.
iabre ber Gube feline 8srtiefung auf
lbrsr Oberfdhe. 3ritt bic Sub iebo9
ing 4. Qsbeusiabr, 10 fam man auf
ber Oberfdhe bes 0ornes einen pertief.
ten Sting feben unD aud ftblen. Sn
iebem ferueren 2ebenstabre biibet f9
au9 mieoer elm folder &ing. 10 baB 4.
3. cine Sub, bic bier iolGer Ringe on
Der OberFdGe ees 9ornes bat, 7Sabre
alt LIT.
Selbtreoenb berFu9en mau9e 8ieb.
bdnbler. bsnen es borum gu tbua III,
eiue Sub m6gli@ft Jung" gu %perfaufeu.
@aes. INN bieie &iuse gu berni1ten.
6auptidhli9 gef6iebt % oaburd, baB
He bic &lnge NIT einen Gtid @las ab.
i@absn unb bic babnr@ raub ee~tporoene
STEELE nit einem Sitdden 9ols mieber
aufpoliren. Sober, Der cine Sub taufen
unb beren AIter genau wifsu min, oHte
alfo auf biefe &tnge an ben 60rnern,
tpeI9e man au9, felbft meun fe burd
B~iebbdnoler bernidtet iein fouten, burd)
oufmertfames 8efablen Der 66rner fdbs
len unb fogar bereu faaflide politur
bemerten fann.
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@eimn6teit 1T @eidttbnst1 !

Or. q. g. Wefs Merpens nab Geptrn : aur IN Elm
saranttrtes fpeeff9es SetlmitteI fhr 4rferis, ardms
pie, nerpbie J2enralsia, 3~cpfi@merJen, nerpbfe 11ebers
set5uns nab Gt{pannnuS, perurla9t bur4 ben abers
m&bt5eu 0eru6 rpr Gifobpt cher 3afaf; GGtaflcRss
lett Eiehersti@IaseHbett unb &etirlsripeiIuna, BE
In @abufnu ausartet unp aIsemetues Gle-b, Sie&s
t9um uub Gsb berbeifhtrt. Gs IN aud eth SeiImtttel
ppten3 bel beiben Ge5nle&tern, Gpermatrrr9nea, pers
u1fa6t tur9 setfige nebernnFrensuns. pher burN
9nsenbfhubeu. se6s G@a4teI entbdlf BITE aur far
i isrl IS %. Sur6 Sd.yS ss IT a SVaS Gtai,u Issa Z be S Saeisssa
@tr saranttren, bab 6 Sno@teln ieben GaG bet[er
uerben. Msit ieber gefeluns fur 6 S@atteln, bic BET
rnS NIT BEN yreife ~etnIdnft, fenben sDtr hem Beiieder
uuferen 59riftttAen @arantie : GGetn, bab MIR has
GeIh turn6i9tdent wsnn bas MlitteI teire Setluns bes
WRIT. Splae GHetne perhen nur uias6eFeat nom
Gtts Drug Stprt (Gtnatse asenten) SO. 8 &afi
Gemme Street, Gan Antpnte, Gegas.
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@abl Yrpflanatipm.
Mapors Office,
Staot San Nntonio, StSas,
q. O;tober 1891.

Sn Jolae Der mir bur9 ben J,eibrief
uno bic Sroinanaen Der Stabt San
Nntonio tt%bertrasenen Mo6tooltoms
menheit, erlafIe id, grpan @allasbar,
GtGpor Der @tobt San Antonio, olefe
meme Nroflomation uno Drbne hermit
OUT 5omftag. ben21. Nobems
Der 1891 cine Wohl an, far einen Mls
herman at large, UNI bic nur1 bos Nbs
leben bes Nloerman 80. i. gDrbstt ents
ftanoene Vatan5 gu filen.
Die Stimmpldge meroer BON s ubr
Woraens bs 6 npr 4benbs an folgen
ben Often Ofen tein:
Waro No. l = Sohn u. Whlers
Store. @de etb Shores uub NrienaIs
stroBe; Simon &Gniebelm, 8otigeu.
Der.
Warb 80. 2-gde GAIT. uno Dolos
roioffroBe; Nlber Mieper, 0orRgenoer.
@aro No 3--Motfelbs Store, @de
gsre8s unb 5tiO : straBe; Samss g..
@loub, 8orfBenber.
Marb go. a Contentious 6ale,
9de Weft 6oufons unb Nnrb 6lores.
Strabe; s. 8tlemain. 9orfgenber.
Marb No. 5-@ommers @arten SO.
306 3ebnie S!raBe, Sobn 6. Berrs,
W0rhgenber.
Wa,b $50. 6-gde Gin. unb Noian.
Strabe; Wm. s. 9aae, 8orFBenoer.
Waro Sc. 7-@de Matagoroa. uab
8ictoriafroBe; Geter Subj, 8orRbsns
Der.
@aro No. 8-gde sHb Nlamo= unb
ehb.s traBe; Souls 8ersitrom, 8or=
fBenber.
Die Wabl uitb abgebalten unb bic
geri1te merbsu eingeliefert in uebers
etntfimmnng NIT Der 20. Ssttion beg
fdbtii6en 6reibriefs nno Der @toats=
@eisbs, aft bonn IA. Mdr3 1887, Seite
81 Der 3Dan3ieften 0episiatur.
Gum 3eu9niB bierfar babe i'd
meinen Nameu unter5hrieben
zh uab einen Mborud oes @iegeIs
~ bet Stabt San Mntonio On bie>
fem 81. Sage bes Ottober 1891
beifigen lafen.
8r1an @alIagban,
Mttettirt: Ma9or,
s. g. n. stabts@lerf.
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MHerlei.

= Nie Young Mer's Benevolent
Association bat ole folgenben 8eamteH
ermdhlt: prdfbent. Dug. 6utb; 8iess
prdfbent, 9. Ntron; Sefretdr, 8.
9eiligmann; sdaBmeifter, s. Wsber.
= Wenn Sbr billiges unb poratglis
DIES ehub3eu5 faufen tpoat. eebt 3u
Sas. martin, SO. 219 CT 6ou.
ftonfrabe, er perfauft gum Rofpreiie.
Die Cement : Offering fur ben
@ourtbausbau lit Der Ngamo Cement
gompagnie gu $16 Der Sonne ibertras
gen worbeu; bic 9ieferune BON sanb
Der @~alaoeras Sonb @ompnsnie, bic
ben foseuanuten eagle Greet (9) sano
liefert.
Seine @pa3iert6de. &egenI6irs
me, Spernsldier. unb cine Mnaabl ans
berer Wrtitsl, bic mon tastdgli9 ges
bran6en tann, bel @riBer 8ros.
= Bon ben $245, 600 @~curtbauss
Bombs inb $4,000 nit einem Nufi9lag
bon 2--3 Bro3ent nerfauft porben.
- MarD Walssm tla9t auf 56ei'
Dung Don iDrem WfaEne, Deil Der1elbe
He f6rpsrli6 mibbanbelte uno @bebru4
beGira.
= SEPT habt Sbr @eIeaenbeit bili<
ses sdubSeua auauidafen. Sas
% ortin n. 219 DIT 9ouhoatraBe Der.
tauft aus.
= 9err albert WoB, Der Dor
etwa einem Sabre nod NIcarasua urlb
bon bort nah Gntbeeung rei6er @Dlbs
miHen nod Deutfhlsnb reiite. 1T beute
auf feinen &ifneee nod benz Dorado
bier eiusetrrhen. um einise @omen i'm
Greiie ieiner Jieunoe au permeilen.
- @riger 8ros. fnb 6abritans
ten BON e1mudia9ea aller Dirt uno
praftii6e ubrmoder, bic ibr @ef9aft
Derfeheu.
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9aS Refrigerator ltnferncbuen tn
Gnlu mbu4.

Sn Columbus, 8t1as. III uor Ruraem
bic Sh'nhts uub V%6felfahrlt Der SEQ
lumbus Meat and Ice Company tn
6fenlltheI 4uclloa be, ttsiseri uno Der
6ttma O.. 6. SiaforO & Co.. weI9e
etne 1ppotbet Darauf bat. fur bic
Gumme BON $40. 900 5use.ogt worben.
9leie outs bette eingerlhtete, nit
Rablungs.8 orridiunseu. WtafGinerie
unb benz etfproerli9eH Apparat perfes
bsne S@la6tantalt mar i'm Sabre 1884
NIT einem GoltenaufDanb Don ungetdbr
5000. 900 errihtet tuoyben, bate bic els
fen paar Sabre rent CUTE @ei91fte ge.
madt uno bic Wdrtte bes Noroens unb
Ofens nit enlightenment 6leii9e Der.
lcrgt. Nls Dann aber in G0lge BON
umtdnben. welGe fur Dos teraniihe
unternebmen bic Gonturren3 nit ben
@bieagoer @r0bihlahtbduferu our I'm.
m6gli1feit mabte, eln Stiaffano ems
trat, wurbe Der 8eriu6 sema9t, in
gnelanb eineH Martt unb Nbiab fur
BAG probuft bes teranii@en Refrtgera.
or'6leii1es gu e,6Haen, uub gu per.
fbleDenen Malen muroen. ME ti1 In,
iere 2eier nod erinnern tperben. BON
@alpsffon aus 2abungen bon ein9eftos
renem Nin0. unb 6ammelfeif1 in els
gems fur ben 3med bergeriGteten uno
NIT ben n6tbisen 2ablporti6tungen
ausseftatteten 69,fe na@ gugIanb &c.
fAtdt. Obne BOB elm ermutbigeaber grs
folg Su per3ei6uen gewefen wdre.
gin groBortiger ROntratt fir Die res
~gelmdBige 2ieferung bon Rsftiserotors
Ileif9 BET @olupbus . 6abrit, iiber
peI1e barauf 8erbanblungen nit elmer
2ouboner @efeal@aft ansetnhpft uab
benz Nbf6luB nabe parer. muBte uns
nermirftli1t bleiben. neil ber prdf.
bent unb 6aupttbeilbaber Der terani.
f9en Gabrit, 6err &. 6. StaHprb, i'm
Sabre 1890 pI6Bll9 ftarb. @eitbem
bat bas Gei9dftsunternebmen bDltdn'
big brad gelesen.
Ob es isbt, na6oem Der BeRb 9nnl
in bic 9anb ber Girma Stafford uber.
geganger 1T. bon aieier pieber in 8e.
trieb geieBt Werben wirb, ober ob pieI,
leiht nit Der n6roliden Rational,
SdId1ter- GHoeia,iOn, wsIde In Seros
iabt cine (0ber mebrers) Refrigerator.
S9ld9taaitalt 3u errlften bsabiiGtigt.
cine uebereinfunft betreffs Der in So:
lumbns fir unb fertisen Jabtit perein.
bort uoroeu 1T, barber perlautst Der
lduig Ni9ts.-
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Da i'd mid entl6IoRen babe. mein
S9nbgefddft auf3useben. oferire i'd
meil gaE3es Eager bon 6@uher, unb
bic @iuridiung gum Rofpreiie. Sas
Eager muB big gum /. Sauuor ouss
Dertauft fem, uab UNI bieien 3ped su
erreiden, tDerhen O~ieienigen, tpeIde
Smubjeua n6tbig baben, tusnn ie por.
ipreden, preife b6ren, bic He In gr.
faureu feben.
Sames Martin.
219 OF' 0oufon. Strabe.
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Cine anfrage.

Gis gounip , &ommifdre baben ell
men Rontratt fir nlen gum Gunbament
bes nfuen goutibaults n6tbigen 6anb
gum greiie non 20 gsnts per Sob ab.
gef6IoRen. Der reguldre prsis fur
Gano udbren6 ber lebten brei Monate
mar 17-173 Gents per GoB (obeelies
fert). ST IS Der eagle Greet 6anb
unb fommt CT bonn Stsuer : 2olsttor
gaHiano2
Gin @eugierieer.
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&obert 9anfdts.

= Or. Musuft 36nies hamburger
Sropfen unb Bruftbee iinb WiitteI. mel.
DE INNER in meinem 6auie gu finben
fnb. Die Sropfen finb ausgeaeidnet
gegen ale 2eberleibeu. unb Der 8ruf.
thee lit unfeblbar gegen g%tfdltuug. =
6ran3 Mi1ael, @ebar Soils, Wisc.
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Embfcriptipnspreis fir bas 99us
Aenbtatt $3.50.
&etfenbe Agenten:
s.. g. 8ufdl.
NJ. Sd,orpbtrb.
s D { { 8.
Cages Gbrontf.
II. 81 m Der.

1774. @ieberberaeuuns Der garlumente in
Sranfreid.
1898. Sean SiIpuin Satlb, Maire BON Bas
ris, Qitrpnom unb @epsropb, sutaotinirt.
1906. 9annpper burb bic Gran5olen nrter
Mprt er beiest.
1922. Guatemala trennt ii9 BON Merifp.
1s4s. annabm. uib @erfiinbtguns Der neus
en- fran36iiiden republifanii1en gerfafung.
1870. Siesreides Seesefedt oes nMetepr"
sesen 8oupet.
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My- griber Bros. boben BITE
m%nbernHen unb i96nSfen SAmufia.
d)en. bic In biefser Gtabt a~nseboten
tper5en. Mles pirb uutsr Garantie
~oeriauft.
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@~ 6ertige Gnatge, tpie fe f66ner
ME rad San Antonio gsbradt muroen;
iBen ME %anasaOfen. preiie nieoris.
3 ancoaf & Sobu.