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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
Statinuen I'M ,,8clt," !"

Dem auncftirtcu Stapttb Ic.
2.
281-Nr. SprisenbauS, Selair Goab.
@eor9etomu.
2S3-,6ariOrO-9tOaO, nabe ben Gartaaen.
2S4-SriorD.
285-Hr. 5 Spritenhaus, !Someiteao.
291-6untingponz Auenue uno YorfsHoaS.
292-9tr. Sprlbenbaus, 9Saoerlp.
293-Gbeitnutz Sill Ipe. II. alte 2)orf Foab.
294-Senfin' yane.
295-Galuert- uub Sicrte SnaBe.
296-ySclioz6elm," ct. Y0uls II. 10. Str.
3.
349-9ir. 5 SpritenbauS. Sitnite SraBe,
nahe Gbarle5irnBen 2loenuc.
384-Raoijo jou= luenue, uerlGngert.
3S5-9iproz uuo Yarf 2luenue.
observation-disclosures unb &btelod zStraBc.
S91-gtr.2 Spribenbaus, Wtarpitr., Gliitou.
392-0untngho houe Aoenuc NIB Hemlngtonz
Glace.
393-Nit. Sermon, 6uutiugoou 2lue., perl.
394-9u. 7. SpribenbnuS, 0ampben.
395-6als- 9toab unO 4. 4ue., 2SooOberr9.
396-lluiorls Gueuue uno 80. @.=H. 81"
397-Merrpman's Sane uuO 9folanO 4oe.
39S-@barleSzS Stra6e= 9pe. uub Toll Gate.
Re-
476-2aiapette lue., oberb. 80. =. 81. ST. ]"
-Srauflin= Noao uuo WtcGlelanoitraBe
-gauOpebr zane uno 6reoerif 9(ueuue.
Treoerif &oab uuo G>orriion Game.
484-9n. SpriteubauS, SrunSmidltraBe
uuo Treoertf 9toab.
485-6reberidz9 9foab unb rs. ~ ST. 81"
Baltimore StrnBe II. Galuertou 3toao.
492- Baltimore StraBe uno @arriou-2 zane.
493-Saipertou- 9foab uub @arrilollzGane
495-1ibertps unO Slponliugo oale. 9fOHO.
496-9ioro 9lueuue unb 3ebntc Srabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
,Sein Ocmidt 1T Uulo ipertb."
Den Ia. SaHuar 1883

Zen IA. SaHnQr 1888
an u r q, Ga.
Or. q a 10 an: Sd babe al ,ie pertieoenen
Dfittel, bic i'm Vtartte no, obne 9 dig perildt ais
f1 mein 3uiaHo enolib perihIimw ftt nno Elm r,unc
mir riet3, SIR 3ieaop HeIisi gu 9ef auten sd dqte
ieirem Ratbe uno gebrdutlte bae be an meinem Rls=
ipuroerlns am uid1iten Nior9sn psoer i'm Gtanoe.
meiHeH Hiltttcn na,ju9eben. SD bate iebr auee an
RbenTatisntus 9ellttsn. SD ueroe Hic obHe u. 81.
g. iei1 od e5 Iein @epidlt in Cob Uertb it, Uieine
Wlutter piiroe burdl u. u. 8. in ;pe Stunoen pom
Rbeumati5muS in ben ShuIterr QebciIt.
u. .. y oopcr pon Der 6irma Cooper g. GpaEs.
Gin baI6er bis su eincm GbeeofeI po in .iuem baIz
ben 9lais 23aer liEoer. in iuenigeR Uiruteu srams
pic, Wagcni6nre, ltebcIfeif, Grbrcd,eu. Spc=
bremen, YerpDiitat, Sd,laIofiefeit, &opf=
fdlmericm, 9iarrh0e, &oIif, Slabungen uno
alle innerlidsn Sd)merjeu
gs 1T BON Der duBeriten gSiMiafcit, oaB ieoe
Tamllie einen Sprrath BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
Ct. Sefretdr Saft's fritiiter 3a.
ifauo.

Gan Diego, Gal, 16. Mai-GrzSe<
vtrstar Saft wIro sulebenos id)wdder. Sc
i!ern abeub ertlarten bic Ierste, er iperbe
nod Die 9tadt ourdleben, aber nid)t ldnser
Seiu Sobn, General Solicitor Sait, lit qe=
tern Abeno BON Sos lngelos gefommen,
mo er ben Shooner u9Obert uuO Dtinuis"
inter Sbbut bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
9er. f1S.
Ter5oger,t
Sie IS ni1t.

111dbreno Sss Cages mdssn Sic
i'm 5uge aslrara babsn. aOsnn
Die llaht kummt, fabIrn Sir etspas
ifebcriSd). Diss beSrutst, Saf Sic
Iid) erf0Itet babcn. Sclte
gsi(.rksit Oaraut foIgea, Sann babeu
Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
Gine fritiibc Yeriooe

errsidt, nnN sic ioaten
1tid,t 50germ, aasgems
blidlid)c @,itlfc gu lnhen,
inbsm Sir Sales SsomeD
piSeorebo,.itS aiso Sar
sebrau6en.
Gs mirS Sir Sdmepfn uer>
bitsu, ben llabifbwriF, Sas
bsktifbs 5ister MD Die aus
3sbrung, msIde (onIl faIgcn
kdnntr, mrnn Sfr 9nlten perma>
rRnt werSrn foltej in Der Chat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
e q It c rs
SAnitt>paarel1,
@a,)= 1tmo Gait Strabe.
.liiisnataresTerfani

H.gs slilienatarssTerfanf
!I1 ocs
.EsAuertbppucn arnmo; sins frcienGi acntbums
9sr. 426. pcrIanaerte t5rcoeri6s sstpcnne.
Ter unterSeitnete aiii9nntar elmer Sppotbef pon
9beobor Seeser Su Gjnniten youis :. See9er's per
fault Wpntag, Dcn Is. Suui 1891. 1a5 lbI
giadnlittas, an Srt uno Stcuc. gtr. 426, p.rldnz
gerte Sreoerit apeHe in Der Gtabt Baltimore dril=
her in Baltimore @onntp) folgeHbes GriHoei9eH=
tbum:
Saiielbe besinnt on ber siibieite Der Trcoerid=
Surnpife=Jtoab am 9lHiange oes geiammten in elmer
bonn l. Snli 1864 oatirteH uno In ben SanoorhtpeH
pom SaltmorezGonHp in Liber II. L. gtr Al. Folio
3i4 H. 10, eineetrasenen uebertra9uHg szllrfunoe
bon Charles u. Carroll Su Souis Sebmann's GuHlten
bedriebeEen SanoitridleS erreft itt oaHn Die loz
ieite aenannter 2urnpie in noroller 3ttdtun9 entz
lang 53 Grab otiit, % SlIB; gebt herauI inell 81
Grao oiIi nit bet nierteT ODER lettcn StAie oes in
erpdbnter leberirasunssllrfuno betriebenen 2anbz
compIeres parallel; dliIt MIN enem 2hetle oieier
SiHie ifolid so Grao peiti entIans 25 5rs bis sIt
oeren grbe uno eritredt ii BON od Ihe6t Die piere
9inie bes qenannfen Der
Gjrab iuei.lih $50 SttF bis gum 2usgarsspuHtte.
Die SanIldfetten hetebe1 IN elnem oretltp geu
sieacliteinerneu Wpbnhauie ncbft XaDen eriter
alaiie nno einem lebr sro6en holSerneM Gimtcrgcz
bauoe, idmnltid, in 9utem Snitanoe. Sas Geb1ube
lit iett alS grtbhuTt permtetbet, no beoeenoe 0e=
idGite setban iperbeH.
0as gigentbum nnterliest elmer eriten Sopobef BON
$500, bic ie mad sSunit oes sduIers baraT iteben
blciben f1Hn ober Httt.
geriauis= Seoinsungen: Elm 9ritttbeiI SaarsabluHs
an Serfdufstaae, Der Jeit in ieds uno sipn NioHoz
ten, ipolr Der aduIer persnslite gseie nit Iir ben
Aisnatar beriebisenoer 8arante fitr Die ereotsab=
Iunsen aussuteen bat ooer penn Der aduTer es porz
;teht, Der game 3ailfltillin9 in SdarSahlun9.
Cine sln;ohluna BON 800 miro pom &dufer sur .3et
bes Sertuuie5 perlonst. y. ,. Xpncn,
6npothetz 9liiisnator,
SIR IS, SitzSerinetonz Str.;
WattheWS & Nirflano, IifttonQtoren
11S 90 . Il e. 8 30. .. 4 6 S4O.0O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
6roEartiser
Il Il S Uer kuuf
4leiSer @tu9tams ittto tppIcnett,
Iotptc baIbnouencm GIeioerftcfien

sbams, bic bisber 12k @ts.brat
ten, merben bieIs ssod,e Su 5 Cents oiferirt. >,
urter iinoet man auf Wuiter, Die iiir ainoer 9eeisi
iinb, uno cine sroSe Yartie luolener uno balbpoel
Nuns veilings, sllbatrpb, Buntings, canvs
Cloth II. f. 10, Die bis su 25 Gts. saIteu, fno be
aui Gts. rebu,irt.
6an;ieiocne id,marsc 8renaz
oiuce in StreiIen, Don 20 aut ~
Gents reou5iIt.
Seiaeidiihe seioe, 40 Sol brett, Suul
Suttern bon @jrenaoines Su 81.
Sic er0btc Yreisbcrabiekmme bc5
Sdlorem untcrjeug, pelhe iuir le nors
9cnommen.
sscime Sambric zVodjtgetpdnoer,
init pol eeItidtem Sod, fetnem aelttdteH
Wiatroien=aragcn ooer ooppetteul Samz
burger Srallien Sraee1 nHo EroEte.
Slodenz9lermeln nit brelter Sambur9er
Sptsenfraue.
eamifass gr.is s2es; gioHtaasz
4reis 81 .65.
G5nte WpuKeIiuez va ,tGcDanoer
aus Fruit of the Loom -Mtonllellne, NIT
Icinem eeitidten oper 9orfonpttcn=Jon
nEo oaSu paiienoeH Dtanitetter.
ltnS cfwa cim Hmseno anoercr
tidlt ntinoer outer S6rten.
Sisber 81 so; beute 9S Cts.
ltmterbnSen nit sfpci Teiben stueH
inb Samburser boppelter Splsenfraule.
6riber 69 @ts. lett AZ Cts.
@ute Mouieline llHterhoicn nit 8orz
6oE=Spitenz ooer Sambur9er 3aEteHz
frauie uHo Stueu Su 25 Cts.
NDdc (Skirts) nit breiter 6ambRrger
Spibenfrauie uno blpel Jfel9eh Sunoel@
itiIen.
Son 9s aui 75 Cts. rebusirt.
1amenbcmpem nit pierefisem Sale,
breitem !oamburser Sptten Sob uno
9lrmlodcrn uno YerlbelaB. Srdler 6S
Cts; leBt 40 StS.
8eitidte SaIbeIitnfTe nit SobInabt,
as Soil brett, su 80 uno so Sts.
@citifte IaibcIitnffe nit 9obInaRt,
% Soil brett, Su 25 Sts.
Sd,iir;en ans meiEem irhiifen Gins
men nit elner Tei9e GiHlaB unb Spiten
anI JtaHbe Su Is Cts. - Die % St5.s
Sorte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
3aSiuap's GeaoD Geliei

Bu iehcr 3sit I'M SAME babe. sein gebrout tpiro
iuohthdti9 mirten bel ieoer art BON SdhnlerB ODER
arantbelt. IS atbt aIdlts IN Der g8et, oa5 10 iaea
eincn ShmerS itit, nod ben Sortihritt cRer 9raasz
belt aEha!t, ais oaS Neaop 9IeteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
Sret fit 2Idnner.
Gin tutrt6uoles Sut l6er bic urladts uuo 9eiuns
eIler arten pon
Ncrpcnidmaflr.

scihlehtllten SeioeH, Sbipddesutdnpen unb anoeren
S.antbeiteH prlpater ibonnnas 9atur
bel DidnnerH. 9eiIoiien II. porIOre ptrionot. utGu
lhreibe an
DIR. H. TRESHOy, gr. 3:2. Broas,pap,
Cots, 1J&2Sl alsu<4ors
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
D.
+ 5-2iabts uno @ernIau StrOBe.

5-9iabts uno @erman StroBe.
5l-Yratt HnD gigbt= StraBe.
512-2ombarbz uno Charles SnaBe.
515-Spmbarbz uno Sbarpz StraBc.
5l4-Yratt uno Gutams StraBe.
5l5-9tr. ID SpritenbauS, SombarbltrdBe.
516-Sienbz unb 9Sarners SnaBe.
@aparSz uuo &iNgclpz SraBc.
519-Hiogelp= mn Siteub= =SnaBc.
*52-9ir. SpribcubauS, Sarrc= StraBe.
521-GamNeu= unO @barles=S traBe.
523-Gutamz unb Gonwap.S raBe.
524-@baries. unb Barre SraBe.
525-6anOuer= uuo ErattsSraBe.
526-Sbarp= lnb Gan1oen= =SrraBc.
%53-Hr. 10 Spritenbau8, Columbia Noe.
53l-Tremontz zSraBe uuO Columbia Gpe.
532-Sarre= uuo gSaruer SnuBe.
5S3-St. 8eterz uuo Barre SraBe.
534-Hibaelp= uno oamburg= StraBe.
Columbia guenuc II. gSooter- Srabe.
*54-S Siiolide Yoli;eiitation, SbarpinaBe.
541-Gutam= nuo 6enretta zSnaBc.
542-Gutam= luo gSeit=SraBe.
-Sottern- 9lpenue uno 9Selt Giraffe.
545-GroB= ;wiihen @petb- II. ScottiraBe.
*56-9eaoeubou= uno $1amburgz zSraBe.
56l-2eabenbaQ= uuo Snenoitrabe.
562-GharleSitraBe uno Sort ?(uenuc.
6.
6-Galpert= uno 2ombarbs SnaBe.
/ 6l-Vee= mo Sight SuaBe.
NtOntgon1erg nno 9Siltamz SraBe.
613-6ugbeSz uno Goutugtou- SnaBe.
6l4-6ambura= unO SobutoH- SnaBe.
#62-2igbt= unO GrOB StraBe.
G2l-GroB- uuo @ouiu9t SnaBe.
623-@barlesz uuo t6enuetta~ StrGBe.
624-Sbarp= unO GroBz SraBe.
#63 Fight uno @ittiugS SnaBe.
631-9tr. oafen> II. 2eiter=@o. 0anouerItr.
#64-Sight= unr 6eatbz SraBe.
*65-{oauouer. uno 9Seus= SmaBc.
*67-6anouer. uno SepbionsSnaBe.
-Marid)al= unb gSiuoerz SuaBe.
z.
i 7-9tr. u SpriBenbaus, Sort quenue.
71-6ort= Ipenue uno Surrougb= SraBc.
712-Glements unb Sadion Snabe.
@optngton= uno 9Ona!bionz StraBe.
*73-Tort. 4penue uub 0rp=0od.
#74-@lagetts uub @nbre~ SnaBe.
*75-Nid)olIonz uu6 l0ullz SnaBe.
713-6ort= 9luenue unO 6uu=SnuBe.
714-Glemeut- uub gSeblterzSrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
Gim iibersciduappter siebbaber.

eonbon, 16. Dfal. - SIM Ecliseige-
rifte BON Srisbtou lpuroe Der Hrebistamts=
@anoiOat Sreperid gfnspratt inter Der Ius
tlage uorseiiibrt, Sri. Gibel Gueit BON gSal>
pole=Serrace III SrIeIen nit oem Sooe be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
Ne,p=Dorfer Ha6ri6fcu.
@ieper su Sauie.

YrdNoent t0arrilon unb eiue Se9leiter
febrten nm @6 llbr bente Ibenb bon ibrer
qroBen 9teie bierber suriid. aur Dem SSese
bon Snoianapoli5 hierher madte Der Brdlt=
Dent fursen Salt su 6arrisburg, Ya., no
tbm ein gldnsenoer gmpiaug, perbuuoen
nit benz iiblid)en Reoeattus, iu Sbeil
lpurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
Ser 9eutide Correspondent,

Tdsih, tpohentlid nnb Gountass,
q. Naine, Gieentblmer tmo &eoaffeur.
elbipeii=GGe 8aItimoresS Strase uro G'o=Siicesaue.
greis b.s faeIid)em 9IatteS, aurtp Grdser in gais
tirore nno in Der yad,bartait beiorst, 12ls Cts;
fdgIidle uno Sonuta ee s9susgabe 10 ets. pro
S9ote, ,abIbar poentlid Die has Siatt belorsenoen
2rdser-ldaIid1 nebit 2pnnta as @.tue Gabe uHter
Yortp>B >Borausbesabuns $3.50 pro Sabr, tur turSere
3eit inn Serbdltnig; fir bic tp6d,emtlid,e Musgabs
nit Gonntaesblatt, porioirei, nit Mbana tiir Clubs,
$3.50 pro SGbr, nadp irscnp einem Srte bes Snlan.
bes, s4 nab europa. Semnta sMneaa6e 81
BRO Sabr-Oas bette rno biuiglte oettid1e 0los1
In ben 0titteI= uHb SIoitdateH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18


1900 garoS 2Radbstud iiir ben SubbobeH. % Gents.
SauieHoe pon yaros aortteppidb Lmoleum)45 Gents.
Diatten, NiGtteH in alien ShGttirungen lno Uarben
BON 10 Cts. Die g)aro an. Senten Sic Iur: cine
islsbopen= S'eoeduna iiir 10 Cts. Gjro6e Sriiiser
wtatteH sur SeoefH9 9aESer 6uren su mdBisen Nreiz
fen. SIprna'er Wiatten. Srliieer UtatteH. Gam
metzDiaten Doanet= =Diatten uno jeoe Sore UtatteE,
Die fabrSrt pirb, 81 uEerb0rt niebrisen lreieH
gfan iprete por uno beerSeu9e b ielbit. Sd]Heioen
Sic blee @nSe9e aus uno hringeH Sic oieielbc nit.
Serleben Sic id Hltlt init benz Bdfe:
Sefpis s. Eadlman & Sruocr,
Sir. AS, Sit=Saltinlore, nabe gapzStr.
P. s.-llnier 2aben piro llbr abenos eeihIoiien.
sBieoer1ot prdsen mir Sbrsm SebddtniB gfamen unb
giuululer eiI:
xctpis 5. Tad)mau & Yruocr,
SIR. 415, SitzSaItimorez, nabe @jap=Str.
llrb nor slem nerseisH Sic nidt, baB mir uner
Ceiddit IbeHbS GuHft llbr idiieSeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18

Rom, 10. 0tai.-Se925ebn 4nardiifen
purben beute III Serni perbaitet. Sic bat,
ten Yldne sur 3erit0rung bon Sabrifen uuo
auberem Glgentbum purd) 9nnamttbomben,
sur YliiuOerliuq II. !. 10. in lbrem Bette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18
THE German Correspondent,

| Z. RAINE, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
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CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AH0
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18

Vonbon, 16. Niat. = 0epelten aus
Selarao, Die bis Jest Ser Seitdtiguug er=
mangelu, beridteu iiber elne 2lrnautenerb.=
bung in 9lltierbeu. Die 9lruauten entfiib=
rem unO uergewaltiger, mic angegeben wuO,
d)riltlid)e 0tapd)eu mn ueriiben alle m0g=
lldeu greueltbateu. Die Gbriiten babeu
ibre .2dOen uno sSObuungen geid)loiIen uuo
naneu lid uldlt alIi bic StrnEeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-05-18

UHI Els. rtUNSIIl.
Gan;ieiocne id)marsc 8renaz
oiues in StreiIen, BON $1.25 aut SO
,trf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-04-02
GREATEST OF HAMMERS.

S. G. w. Benjamin, writing in
Harper's Weekly. concerning the
United States Government work
now IN progress ut South Brihle.
hem. Pa. says: "The most won.
derful Of ject is the great hummer
just completed. 1t was designed
iy Mr. John Fritz, Chief Engineer
and General 81 superintendent. Mr..
Fritz consulted the plans Of LIE
Creuzot, following them .s far ~
they met the conditions OF con.
structiou already adopted.
A 1,400-ToN ANVIL.
"The entire foundation of the
hammer room is actually laid on
what two years ago was the bed
of the Lehigh RIVER, hich was do.
fiected from ITS course, and the an.
vi and hammer frame rest on piles.
Above these ii msss of cycl"pexn
masonry has been built, and upon
that the anvil is superimposed, con.
sisting Of bed Of solid iron capued
by bed Of >teeI. This anvii repro.
sents the trl6rng amount of l,400
tons Ut solid metal.
THE GREAT HAMMERS FRAME.
cover the anvil springs the
colossal frame which supports tho
hammer. This frame bears Ger.
tain resemblance in shape TO .
truncuted tower of E feel. Il springs
to height OF 80 feet from spread.
ing bnee whose foundations src
clamped deep in the earth. This
huge structure contains as tons Of
iron.
THE 125-roN TAP.
The tap of the hammer 10
square solid block of iron faced
with steel. 1t runs in q groove.
like the hammer of a spile driver.
is raised by steam, and hes hoiet
OF eighteen feet. 1t weighs l26
tons. The, weight of iron IN
this stipend. >ammer, frame and
anvil reaches the enormous sum of
1000 tons. One can perhaps moro
clearly realize whut the direct
plunge OF a weight of 125 tons
means if he considers that it is
equal to the weight of two regi.
nents of soldiers, or LOO men,
but having even more impetus, be.
cause concentrated in solid mass
of 80 many cubic feet"
1t is with this mighty engine that
the armor plates Of our ships of
war are to be forged Phil. REQ
ord.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-02

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets infiamed you
have u rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely
closed, Deafness is the result and un-
less the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
NAL condition, hearing will be des-
troyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is moth.
ing but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that we cannot cure by tax.
ing Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY T. co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists-75c.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-02

DIR. Sumner b. Chase of Usage,
among the early settlers of Mitchell
County, died on Friday, June 10Th,
1891 and was tenderly laid to rest in
the Usage cemetery, June 2lst, his
two sons, DR.. Chas. s. Chase of Water
loo, and DIR. Frank w. Chase of Ce-
dar Falls; his two sons-in-law, DIR. J.
L. Whitley and DIR. A. b. Cutler Of
Usage and DIR. w. H. H. Gable and DR..
D. C. Thomas of Usage Us pail bear.
ers.
DIR. Chase settled in Usage in 1856.
He was tireless worker in the in.
terest of his locality, an active demo.
crat always on the alert for self and
immediate friends. He was courteous
and affable with fine personal ap-
pearance and address. He was a
busy and successful physician for
many years, a deacon in the Congre.
gational Church and public spirited
citizen who will be greatly missed by
the people Of his town. His age we
should Judge was about 20 years.
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They poulticed her feet and poul-
ticed her head,
And blistered her back till twas
smarting and red,
Tried tonics, elixirs, pain-killers
and salves,
(Though grandma declared it was
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The poor woman thought she must
certainly die,
Till ''Favorite Prescription" she
happened to try
No wonder its praises SO loudly they
speak;
She grew better at once, and was
well in u week.
The torturing pains and distressing
nervousness which accompany ut
times, certain forms of female weak
ness, yield like magic to DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. 1t is purely
vegetable, perfectly harmless. and
adapted to the delicate organization
of women. 1t allays and subdues the
nervous symptoms and relieves the
pain accompanying functional and
organic troubles. Guarantee printed
ON bottle wrapper, and faithfully
carried out for many years.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To the Unknown Claimants of lots nine and
ten, IN block eight, In Lime Springs, Howard
County, Iowa.
You are hereby notified that there Is now
on file In the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the District
court OfshOward county, Iowa. at his office In
Cresco, Iowa. a petition Of Meyer Carter, figge
4 Elager, plaintiffs, claiming that o certain
mortgage made by John +. 1hayer, to L. X.
Bradley, as administrator Of the estate OF Hen
~ Bradley, late OF Howard county deceased,
tO-wtt: May 2Sth 1869, and recorded In book &c"
page u. ). on lots nine and ten In block eight,
In the town OF Lime Springs, Howard county,
Iowa, TO secure the payment OF two hundred
thirty-five dollars and thirt zone cents has
been fully paid. And asking decree OF said
court. dlscharging said mortgage Of record;
that the same DC sat iSfied and discharged
and the lien thereof be removed, and
the title to sud premises be quoted In said
plaintiffs, and that the defendants be barred
and estOpped from having or claiming any
right. title, or interest taereia adverse 10 plain
tiffs.
Now, unless you appear and answer thereto
on or before noon OF the second day OF the next
term OF said court, to be held at Creseo. How
ard county, Iowa, commencing on Monday
october 5th 1891, your default win be entered
and decree rendered thereon In accordance
with the prayer OF said pctition.
Dated, Ossian, Iowa, June II, 1871.
VI. }. CARTER,
1Ot6 Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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A Venerable Nan Gone.

1t becomes our painful duty to an
nounce the death OF William A. Glass
who departed life at the home OF his
son, Leo J. Gluss in this city Friday
morning. June 26th, 1891, ut the adj
vanced age OF nearly SO years.
Deceased was born in Pennsylvania,
removing from Cambria County in
that state in 1864, to Howard County,
purchasing the Ingalls, farm in New
Oregon and Oh which he resided un-
til after the death of his wife, some
three years since.
He reared a large family Of child
rem, consisting Of Ave sons and three
daughters all Of whom are married
and living in this vicinity and most.
OF whom have numerous children Of
their own. Beside there are several
other families Of nephews and nieces,
nearly all Of whom were present on
the solemn occasion Of his obsequies.
Mr.. VIM. A. Glass, during the q
years he has resided in this County,
has been frequently honored by the
citizens Of his town with places OF
responsibility and trust which he al
ways discharged with strict fidelity.
He was firm in the faith of the demo
cratic party, but always respected
the opinions of others, honestly en-
tertained, though often widely diff
fering from them.
For all the years of his residence
here he has been friend whose
opinions and good will, we have
cherished and respected, even though
at times his convictions OF duty and
ours did not.fully harmonic upon all
questions OF policy. He was an hon.
est man in whose heart there was no
guile. When such man pays the
debt of nature it is meant that his
surviving friends should as they did,
rs final tribute OF respect pay the
last sad rite to his memory and his
virtues. is funeral was from the
Catholic Church of which he was q
faithful conscientious believer, his
faith being manifest in pure life
and good works. His children may
point with honest pride to the good
name he has left them as an inleri-
lance. With them we rejoice in that,
while dropping silent tear at their
loss OF q noble parent.
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cases. has felt It his duty to make 1t known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated BY this motive
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ipe, In German, French or English, with full d.
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