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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
Robbed by aIasked Men.

PIrTsDURG, PA, July 13.-Intelli-
gence was received at Uniontown, Pa,
to-day that FIVE masked burglars, heav-
lily armed, entered the house of farmer
VIM. Foster, of Franklin township, on
Saturday. After binding and gaging
Foster and his housekeeper, the robbers
at the point of revolvers forced Foster
to give up his savings of 20 years,
amounting to over $1,000. The robbers
are believed TO have been members of
the Cooley gang, which have terrorized
the mountaineers Of Fayette county for
several months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
Prince Georges Watch stolen.

HALIFAX, n, s., July 13.-Last even
ing. while the Thrush was at the dock
ward, the wharf whistle called the men
on deck. They were informed that some
one had entered Prince Georges cabin
and stolen hunting case watch. All
pleaded their innocence and expressed
willingness to be searched. The watch
has not been found. The matter has
been placed in the hands OF detectives
for investigation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
metbodIs. freedman. AID society

CINCINNATI, o., July l3.-The an
nual meeting OF the Board Of Directors
Of the Freedman's Aid and Southern
Educational Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. will be held In this
city tomorrow. The annual report will
show that s322, ,G56.44 were received dur
ing the year, twenty-one institutions OF
learning were maintained among the
colored people and twenty among the
white people OF the South. In all s27
teachers were employed and s.275 stu
dents were enrolled. The property OF
the society in the South aggregates
81, $50, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
m. ~ the Hanlon Brothers Killed.

LYoNs, Iowa, July 13.-This after
noon during Forepaugh's circus per-
formance, William Hanlon, one OF the
famous Hanlon brothers, was, by the
breaking OF a trapeze bar, thrown
thirty feet to the ground
and instantly killed. His neck
was broken. Hanlon was 81 years old,
and leaves q wife sick in New York.
Hanlon once before fell sixty feet in the
Academy of Music, New York, escaping
death miraculOusly. He had performed
in ALI the principal cities in Europe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
SHOT BY HIS NEPHEW,
Who Was Upbraided for His nI-rreat-
ment Of His Wife.

ment OF MS Wucs
MURFREsBoBo, Tenn, July 13.-Old
Jefferson is again the scene Of dread
ful tragedy. Prof. John Lloyd was
shot six times this morning and instant
ly killed, it is thought, By Tom Nor
ton, his nephew by marriage.
There has been previous trouble
between the men, Lloyd having
rebuked Morton on account Of his bad
treatment and conduct towards his wife
who was Lloyd's niece. This morning
Lloyd and Morton were seen 10 pass
through Jefferson in buggy. A few
minutes afterward several pistol shots
were heard by people living az Jeffer-
son, the sound Of the pistol shots CON-
ing apparently from the bridge west Of
Jefferson.
A number OF men went to the bridge
and there found the llfeless body OF
LLOYD, bleeding and covered with dust.
Morton has not been seen since the
shooting, and as the circumstances
point to him as the murderer, an acIve
search is being made for him. Lloyd.
who was quite old, leaves . wife and
several children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
whisky Did 1t.

DEADuAM, MASS, July 13.-This
afterRoon George Nagle, with an axe,
cut FIVE times into the skull Of his "a
year-old wife, while she was
lighting kindling in the kitchen
stove. She died at once. Nagle then
attempted to brain himself with the
same axe, but failed. He says he don't
know why he killed his wife, and he
was locked up for safety and rumina-
tim He was a hard drinker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
The Silver Plank.
Special Telegram 10 the REGISTER.

COLUMBUS, O., July 13.-Democrats
here who are almost unanimously op-
posed to free coinage OF silver, are
alarmed by reliable reports from Cleve-
land that it is likely strong and possi-
bly successful attempt will be made to
insert a free silver plank in the Demo-
cratic platform. A strong protest will
be carried to Cleveland tomorrow
Governor Campbell and Allen w. Thur
man. escorted by the Thurman club,
row. w q. 10. VO-hOl-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
KANAwHA 8 MICHIGAN DISASTER
Railway Employees Indicted for Man.
slaughter-Three More Damage Suits
ElIah


slaughter-Three More Damage Suits
Filed.
Spec,aL Telegram TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July 13.-The
Criminal Court grand jury which has
been investigating the cause Of the
Kanawha and Michigan railway wreck
on the Fonrth of Inir- ratnrned indict-
- tor manslaughter this evening
against Pat O'Conner, locomotive en-
gineer of the wrecked train, 81. U.
Baker, roadmaster, o. T. Wilson, Mas
ter Carpenter, and w. II. Gaffney, as
sistant engineer.
Three more damage suits were
brought to-day against the company by
persons injured in the wreck for $4,000
each.
Mrs. r. S. Truslow OF this city is
still lying in critical condition, with
but little hope for her recovery. She
has never regained consciousness.
Since the accident physicians from
Charleston and Cincinnati have done
everything possible for her, but she will
probably die. Her niece, Miss Jessie
L. Davis, of Wheeling, to whose we'd
ding Mrs. Truslow was going on the
fatal train was married here at o'clock
this afternoon in the sick room of her
unconscious aunt to John G. Unkfer, Of
Minerva.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
nh. Rnnk Honored the Checks.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 13;-The
Farmers and Mechanics Bank has
bonored the joint checks OF City Treas
nrer wright and State Treasurer Boyer,
on tho funds placed there on deposit and
embracing license and personal taxes,
the common moneys Of the city ana
state. The funds were deposited with
the bank during ex-Treasurer Bardsley.s
absence by the chief clerk to the credit
of the city and State jointly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
BLAINE's CONDITION.
He Says Re Is Not Sick, and Anthe Reports
sent Out Are Lies.

BAR HARBoR, Me-, July 1a.-The
Associated Press correspondent convers-
ed with Secretary Blaine for fe"
minutes this mornigg.
ST am as we'll as usual to-day" he
said. 'The sensational reports about
nv health sent the press all over the
country are lies. am not sick man.
They have magnified a slight illness
into something very serious. L am
taking no medicine whatever. go out
every day and often twice a day. |
have a good Appetite; cat whatever l
desire, rise at o'clock and retire at 10
or II. In short-live in my usual
manner. There is nothing more to say"
Mr.. Blaine spoke in his accustomed
quick, unhesitating manner, his voice
showing no trace of weakness. de
took long ride this morning in an open
carriage through the principal streets
and some distance into the country. lie
gets in and out of the carriage without
assistance, sits erect, recognizes ac-
ouaintances as In former years and does
not seem fatigued in riding.
Emmons Blaine said this morning;
envy father is constantly improving.
We no longer consider him a sick
man."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
PRINCE VICTOR's LOVE
May Yet Cause the Divorce of Lord and
Lady Churchill.


Lady Churchill
New YORK, July ia rather start
ling story by cable was published in the
Recorder to-day to the effect that Lord
Randolph Churchill, now in Africa, may
seek separation from Lady Churchill
because of the affection shown her by
the elder son of the Prince of Wales,
Albert Edward Victor, Duke Of
Clarence and of Avondale.
Lady Churchill is the charming
daughter of the late Leonard Jerome,
of New York, whose marriage to Lord
Churchill was celebrated but few years
ago with great pomp. Lady Churchill
received dowry OF $4,000 and we'd
ding presents equal to that much more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14

HUNTINGTON, PA, July 13.-The
property OF the Frank A. Robbins Circus
and Menagerie. which exhibited hero
on Saturday was seized By the Sheriff
here to-day and has been advertised for
sale on Tuesday. the 21st- Besides
local claims there are $1,000 due In
labor claims and 5000 on . confessed
judgment-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
Owens-Leachman.
speial 7sltqram toths Register.

eDctdS lctrgFohS W tSc AeSseecf'
CLARKsBUR6, w. VA, July 13.-Mr.
0. o. Owens, prominent clerk OF Z.
Y. Lowndes, Esq, was married to Miss
Sallie Leachman, OF Clarksburg, yester.
day at Buckhannon. They arrived In
this city this morning, where they will
make their permanent home. The Uni.
form Bank OF Knights Of Pythias sere-
naded them tonight. Their many
friends and relatives congratulate them
and wish them pleasant voyage
through life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
Fatally Stabbed in a Quarrel
spec,es Tsleorau. TO the Register.

oVtCtHt tStgI IIlls % tFto A5t1E'Sc's
PARkERsBURG, July 13.-It is report
ed here that John j. Chase and James
Caste, who are employed By Shinn &
Co. at Chase's Mills, Jackson county,
got into an alteration Saturday, dur
ing which Chase cut and stabbed Casio
so terribly that he will die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
Governor FlomIng's Return to Charleston

SpecldL 1eleQrdfn 70 ne IegIslT
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July 13.-Gov.
Fleming has returned after an absence
of several weeks on official business.
He Is in receipt OF letter from Col.
Bresler, of this Ohio Military Academy
at Portsmouth, according him the privi-
lege of appointing cadet who receives
tuition, ETC., at greatly reduced rates
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
- o,..s blowers Association.

ST.. LOUIS, July la.-The Green Glass lass
plo,varS, Association met in fifteenth
annual convention at O'Clock TINS
morning, 95 delegates being present, .
The object of the meeting is to fix
scaIs al of wages, and to look after
the interests Of the trade generaiiy'
The meetings will be secret.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
Count Bismarck Rcsixus.

BERLIN, July I3.-Count VIM. Bis
marck, second son OF Prince Bismarck,
has resigned his position OF President OF
the Regency OF Hanover. II Is his IN
tention TO retire 10 Varsin, bis fathers
estate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14

MEANWHILE, Pa. July 13.--Dr. J. X
Gray, the discoyerer Of Grsy's Mineral
Springs, located AZ Cambridge. : few
miles east of this city, died sf his home
to-day from stroke Of paralysis. The
doctor was 66 years Of ago and Wa
widely known and respected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
VIII Try to Gust the Board
-, 7,.,.oraus 10 tAs Register.

Co11,rBus. O., July 1S.-Attorney
General Watson has begun suit IN tne
supreme Court to oust the Clncinnat,
Board OF Administration on the GROUND
or nnconstitutionality. Should ne sue
ceed this will reinstate once more tse
Reemelin board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
The state Lost.

Louisville, KY, July ls;.In the
suit by the State against the deiaui.ing it,ng
suso ssassnrsr. M Tate's bondsmen, decision
diverse to the State was rendered @ TO-
Sav S An appeal will be taken. The
srount involved is 500, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
nn.ida Rankers raIl

New YoRK, July BE. c. Starke &
Co. bankers at Oneida, N Y, have
failed for a large sum. The figures arc
now placed at $4,000. This may BE-
too large, but the amount is somewhere
nesr that figure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
Shot His Rather.

BOONE, IA, July la.-Elias Phips. Of
Marystovn, was shot by his 14-year-old
son last night. Phips came home drunk
and was beating his wife when the boy
took musket and shot his faher. The
map Will die. The boy Is In jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
rive RuIIdings burned.

TRENTON, Ills, July 13.-Yesterday
afternoon fire broke out in the Ham
mel and Louden barn. The building
and contents and an entire block OF five
buildings were burned. The loss will
reach SIS, 900; insurance $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
o.ford Challsnx.. H.r,.rd.

LONDON, July 13.-Tbe Oxford Uni-
yersity boat club has invited the Har-
ward boat club 10 a rowing contest on
the Thames early in September
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
Torn BY q Vicious Dog,


Scfc5dI 1sLe0TdW 20 tN HeVbtH.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July IA
Chas. Brown, boy nine years old, liv-
ing on Congress run, back Of Belpre.
vas badly bitten and torn yesterday By
4 vicious dog. One arm and leg were
irightfuIly lascerated,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
Death Relieved His Suffering.
SpscfcI TELEGRAM 10 ne Register.

PARKERsBURG, July 13.-Charles
Pearce, the young painter who had laid
unconscious for days at his boarding
house, and whose case puzzled the
doctors who attended him, died last
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
RIainaHaIA tho RNins.

: Ian Iis.s...-,.., .-s lIIc., Jmy I5.-mr.
Blaine was out driving at o'clock
this afternoon in an open carriage. He
was holding the reins, as he has been
doing occasionally for several days.
His physician, DR.. j. Madison Taylor,
said tonight: "Mr. Blaine is improving
very rapidly. Within a few days he
has seemed to take fresh hold upon
life and health. He has strong con-
stitution, and no one who sees him can
fail to notice a rapid improvement al
most daily"
Those near the Secretary feel con-
fident that he will return to Washing
ton in the fall a well man and able to
enter into active political life.
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Mnerfet.

pofreiaer Sobnfon III bonn poft,
Departement in @aibington benaari9.
tigt wOrbeu. naB bas 8def!rdgesfptem
ni6t ausgeDebut perben pito, obgieid
Der pofinfpefiOr oies empfpblen bdtte.
Wenn man bebenft, baB san Antonio
eiuen nmfang bon 36 Qudbratmeilen
bat; rGumli1 alfo gr6Ber III oIs Telbft
patis nit iber 2 Mil!oaen @iHpob.
aeru; baB ole Sbeile Der Gtabt Bis su
ben duBerten @ren;en benpbat limb,
10 eebDrt aaeioiHss eia flsinss Oeer
bon 8rieftragern 0a5u, bGs 4~ustrogsn
Der poffa6en 5u beioreen. Sa Ser,
binbung hermit ertldrt 4oamei1er
Sobaion, baB bic ieBt augefslten
Btieftrdser fdOn mebr @sbali beaiehen,
ais ale In Der pOit ieIbt argeftlten
@letts 3ulammengen0mmen.
@inem arlnen beut(den Monne,
Wlmsns Wleranber &atb, Der
am DeDils &ioer 59afe gebhtei baite,
unbsber bann 81 pferbe nod San I'm.
tomb tam neil er franf Gslporoen rpar,
1T bier ieiu pfsro sefotlen uorbea. Sc
tpar elm i6warses Boap, nit "Splits''
in beiben Obren unh eiuem 4ranoe, Der
elm bereini9tes V uub p bartlett, auf
oer linten 9ifte. Ser 8sfubleue 1T
elm b0lig mlttellOs 5~afebenber frauter
Mann, beKea ein3igsr 8sfb Dies pferb
mar. Wer ndbere Wus.uaft h6er ben
TsrbIeio beg pfsrbes gu geben uei3,
miro eebeten, Der n6reisH prsKa" ba,
Don Mittbeilun9 3u ma6tn.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Betittnnen.- Son 8. 6atb &
Sohn be5tgli0 BfujR r 0bfiuttioren
IN @orcorans9 traBe ocn 8urgern. bic
oagegen prots ftiren, boB BET arahIas
paB Nabn bas Wegsreht our6 gepal
los, eio 6IOrsss unb Nogalitas trabe
eeindbrt tpilb; bab in Der 5hb 2areoo.
StreBe Seifeupese berseftelt uerben;
lber ben Glub bel 2obers Sane cine
Srads gebaut unb 3wiidea @a1tens
uao preia Strabe eine neue GtraBe
e16Haet tplr6. Bon S. RDan, BET FIR
oas elettril6e Gepattemsnt cine Bepil,
ltsnns poa $175 fur Yfsro uuo Wagen
p~erIanst.
Madep erbdlt grlaubniB Dor fei=
rem neuen @ebdube tn Der 6oufon.
straBe ben Seitenpeg nit ben pou ibrn
bersetelten slafrteu Sbonplatteu Be.
Iegen gu birfeu.
Der MaDor ertl6rt bic Nera6aerung
Der pfatsruaes Mrbeiten auf benz
Mtlltdrs ploaa oatur6, bob bic 5tabt
h9 nit Der Strabeubabn 8 @eielldaft
tber gewiKs puntte, 9bbe unb Sa6-
lung fur pfafer innerbalb bes @aIeis
leg, ri6t einieen fann. Die @eieQ.
thatt psieert nd eihfa9, bas 8eleile
ielbff 3u Itgen.
Grsgorp rtiht einen gei6tuB elm,
ben MfaDor 3u outorinreu. nit ben Mrbei.
ten ooransugebea unb ipater Die umineu
Don Der StraBenbabn : @efeai9oft aa
folefttren. Sets fi9 lebters 3u 3abIeu
peigern, bleibt als IeBtes Mittel, ibr
bos Wegeredt gu entsieben.
Nut Mntrag oes Gtabt ; Suaenieurs
netben $475 beuiaist fur cine Nbauqs.
@6bre CUR Hrainirung BON psreibas,
Noamss unb ALAMO eiraBe.
Die Saldre Der brei @ebeimpoliaiFeu
murben febes UNI 500 ett6bt.
Ste Gor0erungen bes 95euerwehrs
Chefs ftr amet neus @priBen, Elm
s%pribenbaus. ueuen 2s'tertpager, stuei
Pferbe &c. tDurben betuiligt.
Ser 4. Sanuar uuree fsfgefsgt, UNI
Gintudnbe gegsn bic abl1dBungea in
ber grmeiteiung Der @rodetts unb
8ropfousS trabe entsegenaunebmen.
@regorD beantragt, ben BeiGluB, oaB
bic ffdstiiGen Bidder &C. Sebem aur
ginf9t ofen liegen. In allen 3eitungen
Der Stabt au Der6fentIi9en.
MReRor trai6 min nod einen NfF.
ffenten baben.
STR cine Bride Rber ben @outbern
yaeifc Greet an Waeun' 5traBe tuerben
$40 bepiligt.
9ie @tabt bat 8o,tebtunaen fur ben
Mnf9lag Der Gtrabeni6Ilbsr setrofen.
eantleben beaatragt, McequiaHraBe
tn Wtain Aoerre um3utaufen; Mutb,
bat in Der 8urIeion.5 troBe eeitenmes
&c L. 3lafe berseffelt tpsrben; @uers
auin, baB In ber Wef gommercefro6e
uebergduge bergeftelt merben; Mutb,
bic 6iuterniie in Nutins. swii9en
Wsllams un6 @rapion 5trabe tpegau.
rdnmen. SIR ben Snsenieur. 6eiser
unb Md6ter her @tobtbane tuerben Sc.
bdlter bon $75. $50 unb $45 ausae.
tDorfen. Sn Der @,nliabs, 3miiden
4lamos unb MaInut : GtraBe mhHen
Seitenuese l. 9Iafe bersefelt tperbea.
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@eiunbbeif lit Neibtbus,t

Or. g. q. @et8 Merpens nab GebirE sur lit eta
sarantirtes fpectff9es 9etlmitteI fur 4rserie, !ardm<
Pfc nsrpbie 9euratsta, 3ppff@mer5en, nerrbIe 1leber<
ret5uns nnb Abipannuns, reruriaAt pnpA ben hbers
fetts acknowledgement unb @-ebtrnermei9nns, 6e
y Babninn ou5artet unb al8emefues Gleah, Sie4s
ttnm NIB Fob herbetfAbrt. IS If aud Elm Se:Imittel
ypent BET il @el@Ie4tera, Gpernnafrrrbgea SerS
srfadt bur4 set5ftse neberanfrensuns cher burA
Sneeneianben. Se6e S@ahtel entbdlf BITE Sur fur
etnen WRpn1t. $l.00 BITE S@a6tel, pber 6 G6ahtelu
fEr 50 90, bur@ bic gpit sesen &tnisnbaas bes 8relies.
Ntr satauttreus bab 6 Saonteln ieben Eau better.
Serben: watt ieter gefeauus fir 6 S@aAIeIn, Bic bel
sne NIT BEN Yretfe %etnlduft, fenben ptT BEN gepeaer
uHferea 59rifflimen 0arantie : G6etn, bas mir bas
0ele 5urhdi@tdens luenn bas Mitttel feire Setluns bes
mtrtt. Srl4e GAetne lperben nur ousoefeat pom
9ttr DTS St1re lGtnBtee Gsenteu) 80. 8 CAT
omm Street, San Gntcntp, Ieyas.
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@rants Standardization.

Ste pom benz Ct. prdRbenten @ene.
ral @rant mod fur3 Dor ieinem i'm Sab>
re 1885 erfo:sten Sebe herausaeaebez
nen 9enfuiirbigteiten ("Personal Me.
moirs Of U. S. GRAVITY Rrb elm Wert
in atpei tarfe1 Bdnben BON ie 900
Seiten. bas bon Der @srIagsfrma bon
Charles 8. Webfer & 60. in Netp
Vort berausgegebeu nnb in elmer bes
Werfafers unb bes Werfes mirbiaen
Weife aIsgeltattet tpOrben 1T.
Die beiben ftarteu 8dnbe finb eIe.
9ant unb bauerbaft einsebunben In
2einen nit rei@em @olbbrud. Das
CUR Ge%rspenbung fommenbe papier IL
fart unb ber Druid 1T sroB uno f6arf
fur3. es banoelt fid bier UNI elm 10.
libes pradtmerf unb ni1t uta bilige
literatur, nod benz prinaip
sbilie aber fdIeht.1 Da3u III 6as
@ert reid ausseffnttet nit StabIfids
portraits unb fonitigen Bilbetn, fonie
Rarien. SGlabtensp ldnen unb Wuto.
grapben in 5acRmile- Wa9bilbuna.
IS III btes elm bo9interefautes
Wert, bas Sober, Der iber bic mober,
ne @ef9idte ber Ser. Staten mitfpre.
den nil, gelefen babsn muB unb es III
suglei@ elm pradtmerf, bas ieber 6aus.
8iblitobet unb iebem patlor- Sif9 3nr
3ierbe gereiben pirb.
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Wladlidbe seate aus snDtaua.

l5n1, Gtamcns, gptmetfer tn SbariGe, Snbtana,
f9reibt rDas electric 8itterS1 bat MIR nebr senhst,
ols que anberen Weebtetnen Suiammensenpmmen, sesen
ale bic Sei9perben unb 9etben, wel&e bic EpIae BON
Stbrunsen Der Gteren unb Der Sober inb." Der Gar=
rner unb giebsa9teI Sobn eeSlte, ebeutauS ppn SbA=
Siue, iagt: sd balte Glectrte Bttters fur BITE bette
ptebtetn, bic es stebt, Id babe mid mad ibrem @es
brau@s fte neu sebpren %sefhbt.n 8. sd. Gardener,
enn Gtlentpaaren : 9dnbler ~berielben Srtidaft, fast:
gGlsctrss Bttters TT 9erabe DaS, mas Semanb braudt,
mite man 3u fasen pfest. M;- Bat es Bite 0eIunbbett
pteferse8eben unb to- babe wteber Gppetit asS reuen
9eben5nntbl IL
Die Glasae tpifet nar so Gents. gu baben in auen
apotbeten. abpipb Dreib, 1bcmpfon & &c., @bple=
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RaM fitr @atierI

WOr ttber SO abrsn f&on uurbe M.s.
Winsiop's 9ootbing Sprup pott Mtil.
liouen BON Mittern beim 3abnen Der
Rtnber angerenbet. Wirh Du In
S@lafe bur@ bas S@reien eiues RinSes
geff6rt, bas i'm 3aRnen III uub bpr
S4merasn trslnts Wenr 70, Iafe fofott
etue Jlot9s bon saQrs. MinsIon'S 500.
tbing sprup" bolsn. Gein Msrih ii uns
be5a1lbar. &c pirb befl fleineu 2eiheu.
ben fefcrt 2inoerung berf@aHen. Ser.
labt Sud barauf, Wsitter, IS III feta
3Deifel carrbsr. 81 BELT Optgnterp
unb E~iayrsns. Iegulirt ben Maeeu uuS
bic Niereg. bsieitig! Mino . GDIit, ers
weidt ben Waunen, Dcrbinbert entsttrs
oung uao fidrft bas san3e 5pEer1.
Airs. Emissions SOOTHING Gprups
ftr 5abasnbs Ginter 1T onaeuetm Ia
@el9ma6 unb bas &eaept ftammt BON
einem Gsg beIen weiblt@en Nerste in
ben Ser. 5iaaten. gs III bel aleu
Druggifiea in Der SaS3su Wglt all boz
ben. p1sis- IS Gts. per SlaIde.
Gauft nid!s aaheres ais Mrs. Wiass
intrs Gostling 5Brnp.
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WV tulle
@rin0s, OF. Cages eatarrb 9lenlsSp
3u periudsn. Der srite 0yunS, es beitt
beinen Gatarra = mie ldli.am oud] im,s
tncr Der Sal bel bic icia mag, o6er uie
sueit oerielbe audi bcreits bel Oir oorse'
idritten 1T SIS bcilt benislben nid)t
uur obsrfad)tia =, iot0crM es farirt
i'm sriuOlid,. @(aHblt BIT baran, 70
1T es nod piel better. SIS 1T ladt nos
tbis, nod nebr @Orte 81 sebrau4en.
Gu erbaltt es fir SO Gents bon alien
apot6efern.
Gbcr pisllei9t niGii iii oies nidt
slauben. Der sueite @runO, es 5u
~eebraud)en, 1T iOlscnbey geiutiic, baB
bu uid)t sebeift perben %tarait, m,O BIT
erbaltit $500, Dies lit einc eiaiad)e beut>
lide @eidaftsoferte. Die Scrteller BON
Or. Cages 0fcnieoD btsablrll al bid
bieis Sumune, lusnn ie bid nidt bsilen
fOnnen. Gle iuiiicn abcr, oaB iie e5
fOnnen = bu bslfIt mn, baB lie sS nidt
oermOgen. Sails ic unred)t 9abert, Ell
bdltt Ou taorcS Ge!b. SAILS bu III
llnred)t biit, wirlt bu oetacn Gatarrb
los.
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NSeiuliebbaber finben eth eroses ga.
get BON fstnen california sWeinen BET
6errn 8. 5. Meper ON Mlamo
pla;a. 9err Neper iuht bic Weine
on Ort unb Gtele aus ui.h fouft bireft
aus benz 3eIer ter Weinaa9ter. MIs
sutem 2enner selinst es Tim ifets, Bic
beifen Scrten aus3uwdbIea. Ct fanu
feline 2unbsn uno 6am;lten nit einem
guten 2ropfen perieheu. &pibs unb
TBelBwsine in OorsasI.9sr QuaIitdi
BON ieBt ab s1.00 per @GGcne = freI
tns 6aus geliefert.
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bat Die folsenben 8eamten pisberer.
udblt: Superintendent bes Nrmenbau.
les, 9eter 9leib; @efaugenen . Mufte
BET, 8. s. Oppermann; 8efdnaniBs
Ddhter, s. s. Smitb unb g. Bros.
fielb; Na@twahter, 8. eandea 6.
Siebri9. Or. s. Clifford, Nr3t; ".
0upperb, IpOtbeter. 5. 8iefenba9,
@drtner.
Sas Nrmenbaus bat 1876 SnfaKen.
Wdbenb bes Sabres itarben 42 perio.
men. bic auf benz Gir@bof bes Nrmens
bauies be9raben tpurben.