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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13
ON SATURDAY,
THE 29rH DAY OF OCTOBER 1879,


The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
Hand, with d twu-sioricd frame dwelling
house thereon erected, situate in the ty
lor Wilmington, bounded and described
Jas follows, to wit;
beginning at the northerly side of Vest
| Liberty street between Liberty street and
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and BALI.
more railroad, at tiie distance OF o. feet
from the easterly side OF Liberty street.
land ut n corner OF land of Mary Ann
lHreen thence nortlIcrly along the caster.
| y boundary line of her land parallel to
Liberty street. 20 feet TO the southerly
lSide Of a three Ieei wide Hiley leading
! rom Liberty street To the SAID railroad;
thence along the said side of said alley
land parallel to West Liberty street caster
ly III feet; thence southerly aud parallel
Ito the first mentioned line and Liberty
street, along a line of land now or late OF
William Green, 80 rect 70 81. @ said north r.
| side Of West Liberty street, and themes
Thereby westerly IL feet to the place uf
be the contents thereof what
they may.
| Sc ze and taken in execution as the
lnroperty OF Henry &. Conrad. adminlsIra-
Itor OF Arthur NJ. Thonus, de 1Pased m:orL-
lguRor, and Ann Elika Thunlus, his vito,
Surviving morigdsor and It's, and to be
sold by
Sherlff's Office, Wilmington, Del, Oct.
T. 1872. ol3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

REPUBLICANS, remember that next
Saturday will be the first day Of regis
tration in the city. Let all who posi-
bly, can register Oh that day, and then
It will he douc with.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

Railroad shoe for men in town, only
Sl,ta, strong and neat, Babeock's, POT
Market street, above Second.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

SINCE Brinckley Is doing such good
work for the Democratic party under
the auspices OF pickey Salisbury and
Company, there has been an absence
in the Every Evening OF daily reports
OF negro colonization schemes in old
houses for registration purposes and
repeating at the election. Coiored
people from down the State can come
to the city on business aud return
again without being reported us ''sus
picious gangs of negroes seen in the
city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

Strictly all wool black cheviot suits
to order. Sl2.OO worth $500. Pants
to order, 81 100, $500, $500, s6 90
Overcoats 20 order, $1,000 up. Large
stock to select. from. 52l Market
street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

PAlRIcK O'FARIEIL will have a crowd
ed Opera House tonight, and the
should be composed princi-
pally OF tho brawny sons OF ErinsIsle
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13
=
WANANAKEIt's.

Smoke Durstein Grand Royal Cab
inets, 4 for IS cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

fhtheE bhhGeb tSuFlal.
Chester News.
Rev. Samuel Hancc'g funeral on
Tuesday was IL most eloquent tribute
to n long and useful lie. His neigh
bors and friends from near and FAR
gathered around tho bier to pay tribute
to the memory of the sainted dead
whose life work has left an impress
for good upon the worldshe leaves be-
lind.
Long before the cortoge formed,
crowds of people gathered around his
late home at Booths Corner, and long
procession OF people filed slowly
through the house and viewed the
body, which lay in the casket with Il
sheaf OF ripened wheat clasped In the
lHnd, After "a prayer aud hymn the
roitege formed anu slowly marched
to the SLOAN NJ. Il. Church near by,
whare the greater part of Father
Hance's church lubors were bestowed.
1t WAS nearly II O'Clock when the
sJ4eIun procession moved up tho aisle.
Tho easket WAS borne by six grand
ms. They were Harry and Lewis
Hance. SONS OF Geo. W. Hance. of Vii,
mingtou; Samuel and Atwood Pierce,
sons OF Alvin Fierce, OF Bethel; ll0r
ace Larkin, son OF Joseph Larkn oil
Robert 4, lance, ri this city.
TIE CHURCH SERVICES.
The church was speedily filled and I
large crowd gathered outside, unable
, 10 gain admission, Rev. Geo. Cum
nils. of Philadelphia, read Mrs. Bar
hauld's hymn, "Ilow blest the right
.eous when he dies, which the choil
sang. Prayer was then offered by
ti14 "a - Al ii
while the scripture lessons were reaC
by Rev. Geo, Cummins and Rev, Mr.
/ Hubbard of Union Church, Whining
. ten
II was the desire of the deceased
that Key. John Thompson. the veneer
able evangelist. should speak at his
funeral, ard When tho white haife,
: III eitcher rose to pronounce eulogl
upon his friend an impressive silenc,
reigned, but there were few dry eye
while he talked and told in simple Ian
/, guage the good work done by the de
parted. Rev. j. S. Lame, of Rogers
lord, gave biographical sketch. Rev
Charles w. Green, the pastor at SLOAN
) talked briefly Of the Incidents an,
state of mind of Mr. Hance iii his las
Illness, and Rev. Dr. Paxson followct
with an address full Of feeling.
THE PREACuERs' TESTIMONIAL.
Resolutions adopted at the Preach
ers' Meeting were read by Rey. j. K. l
Gray. d. D., OF Madison street Church
= Chester, and Rev. j. I. France, fur
, mer pastor, spoke of his association
with the departed. Among othe
+ ciergymen present were: lev. W. K
z Patton, OF Media, and Rev. Mr.. Smith
!. Il former pastor
The casket was again opened an
= for over an hour the people passed T.
/ the bier Mt tho chaucel viewing til
h body, while the choir sang iamilta
hymns.
InteIment was made in tho burii
Y grounds adjoining the church, Will
[ hundreds OF people stood around til
grave, only small portion OF whoi
could hear the final services.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

Wayne MaoVeagh, who recently de-
clared his intention to support Cleye-
land in the present campaign might
have as consistently made the same
declaration four years ago, rs 1t Is well
known that he then voted for Cleve-
land. He has been disgruntled poll.
tician ever since President Arthur dis
missed him from the Office OF Attor-
ney General to which he was appoint
ed by President Garfield. Had he told
all In his letter OF declaration. he
would have plainly said that he not
only voted for Cleveland before, but
that he has long been business asso-
ciate and intimate personal friend OF
the Democratic candidate.
He should have farther saidithai
should President Harrison be elected
there would not be the ghost OF @
chance OF political preferment for him,
and that no was possessed OF q con
Stunning yearning for cabinet posi-
ton and of an abiding hope and faitf
that in the event OF Cleveland agnir
reaching the Presidency his ambition
would be gratiHed. Fortunately the
Republicans of tho country know
what kind OF a'Promlnent Republican,
he has been for number OF years and
know how to receive his stilted lette
endorsing Cleveland and free trade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13
Dress Goods

We have some choice styles
Of cheap Dress Goods, from ~
to rs cents; entirely new and
pretty designs in Worsteds. In
fact our fll styles OF. Dress
Goods is in greater variety than
ever before.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

And still our exports grow. The total
domestic exports for the first seven
months Of 1891 were s474, 4O5. 12i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

excuse for short stocks Of.
fashionable Coats and Wraps.
No matter what the plea
he fact is that makers are.
50 over-crowded that orders.
Ire away behind. When time.
was plenty styles were I'M
settled; when fashions were
fixed everybody WAS wanting
work at once.
That is, almost everybody.
Our Wrap Man carried
his war into Europe. He
went to the fountain heads
for supplies. While others
were waiting for what would
turn up he was helping to
do the turn up. Result
the cream of this seasons
Cloak, Wrap and Dress pro
duction in every fashion
centre Of the Old World is
here III bountiful assortment.
Women's Box Goats, Jack
cts, Refers, Getaways, Hyde
Park Coats and dozens OF
other conceits are more
plentiful than you could find
them in the foremost Paris,
London or Berlin shops.
Prices on most of the sorts
start ut So.
More than seyenty-fve diff
ferent styles listers, New
markets, RagIans and Other
varieties of Women's Long
Garments at $3.50 or more.
Capes, long OR short, il
nearly a hundred shapes, be
ginning at SIS.
=Twenty STYLES of Wraps
expressly designed for elderly
ladies and those of quie
tastes.
Latest dreams in Operi
and Evening Wraps.
Close by are the Ready
made Dresses-a roomful
All the great names Of Pari.
Dress artists are represented
Masterpieces. Such draping
such color combines, sucl
soriginality of design-Cos
tunes you'd expect to see il
the most brilliant salons.
That's the atmosphere o
our Ready-madc Dress store
The daintiest, dashinges
models of the world for il
, spiration.
! The copies lose no style
beauty of the originals-tll
only drop behind is in tn
, cost to you.
! The Footman (triplecape)
the Toreador, the Bolero, til
Marlowe, the Elton, are som
of the costumes that hay
{ set the dress.makers of tn
town talking-and initiating
Second floor. Chestnut street.
= JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

DOES Hon. Isadore Ray ner. member
|of Congress from Maryland, and a
star orator at the Democratic meeting
at the Opera House last night, think
the people of Wilmington are set OF
nlnnies that they did not know that he
was stretching the whole cloth when
he said that the working people Of
Europe arc as well clad and fed as
they are in this country If this were
true, why, in tho name of common
sense, do these people not stay where
they are as well fed and clad, without
Drawing the dangers of the ocean and
immigratIng to strange land. Mr..
Rayner must have very low Idea of
"A Wilmington audience, to think tina
they would believe such stuff.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13
DeHaven's Bee Hive,
500 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
a2-46
-
PROCLAMATION.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Whereas, "The Worlds Congress
Auxiliary OF the Worlds Columbian
Exposition has made q patriotic sug,
gestion that at the same time that tha
Grounds at Chicago nre be.
ing dedicated on October 2lst, 1892,
the anniversary OF the discovery OF
America, all the people OF the United
States unite In celebration of the an.
.niveIsary, Of which celebration tina
public schools OF tho Republic be
everywhere the centre"
And Whereas, The Department OF
of the National Edu.
cation Association heartily endorse the
above suggestion ''as serving the pur,
pose both OF interesting the youth Of
the Republic In the Exposition and al
SO of giving to the public schools of
the Nation fitting prominence as the
frnit OF four centuries of American
lIife;"
And wheyaaa. The praaIdaptzaf TIM
United States. by proclamation, has
appointed Friday, October 2lst, 1892.
The Four Hundredth Anniversary of
the Discovery OF America by Column
bus, as National Holiday.
Now, therefore, |, ROBERT j. REY-
lSOLDS. Governor of the State of
Delaware, do hereby issue this. my
proclamation, recommending to the
citizens of Delaware, that
FRIDAY, OCTOBER eIst 1902,
10 observed as a Public Holiday
Throughout this State that all bust-
ness ba suspended, and that the pub
lie schools everywhere DO made the
centre OF fit and proper exercises OF
the celebration OF that day, to the end
that the youth OF the State may be im-
pressed with the growth and great.
moss OF our country and the duties
land responsibilities of American citi-
ship.
In Witness. Whereof. ], ROB-
ERT j. REYNOLDS, Governor
OF the State of Delaware, lave
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal OF the
State to be hereunto affixed at
lIsEAL. dover, this Thirtieth day of
August in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety.two, and In the year of
the Independence of The United
States of America the one hun.
| dred and seventeenth.
ROBERT j. REYNOLDS.
By the Governor:
DAVID I. MARVEL,
Secretary OF State. s10-e.o-d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

The total domestic exports for the frs
seven months Of 1892 were
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

During the month of July, 1892, our
imports Of British tin plate were in
voiced at 2.96 cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

Go to Beecher's gallery, 3l5 MAI ket
street, for the best photographs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

- writ of Levhri Faclas to mo direct
ed. will be exposed 10 public sale at the
Court House. ON Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

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VINUN RUBIDUM PASTEURIENSE.
Snnif1ta4Mpi

uuiere in GIaiden pafeuriirte
RDtbpeine. ipeIde ben Defenders ebIei
Gattuns unb sutein Sabreang bis 3ni
JIafhenreife f%or9fdIti9f # sepHeei
unb unter MusidIub Der atntpfpbdriihen 2ufi
in Der Slaihe Bis at Der BON gaftemr Dor
eefhriebenen Temperatur unb unter genaue,
9sfolauns Der BON nemielben sesebenen Be.
%tilnmungen bebanbelt finb, eignen iih aubcr.
prhentl,4 gum @ebraud fir Grante unb Re
ccnpalescenten unb bel @pibemten unb flint
in rerihisbenen sr0 eren 9pspitdIern, Rran
fenbduiern, 2a3aretben &c. bereits nit gaten
4rjoIs einsefi6rt. @idt senus fbnner
mir aber biefe sIihen mohI
aepfeeten &eine au4 gum tdsIi
den @ebrau4 empfebIen.
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-o6aC- Iad6rid6ten Gus Der
alien 9eimat6.

Weef6eib. DaS bieiise 960f>
fengeri6t berurtbeilte ben 9ienltfnedt
Sittl BON 6au3enbers mesen elmer ion@
berbaren Seloentbat gu bret Mfonatert
@ef6ngnis. Gr bate iib gegen 8esabs
lung BON fluff Mfab 8ier anbeii6ig gez
ma9t, ben eriten Wenlden, ber igm be-
gegner lollte, nit einem Solslmeit bers
art nieber5uidla9en, oaB oas 9ol5ideit
5iG lpalte. @r bate Die Selbenthat
aud lpirtli6 CUR @uSfibrunS gebradt.
ans Der R~beinpfaIs.
9nbmigSbafen. DaS 6afen=
projeft lit bur6 S1pierigfeiten, melben
bic Staotgemeinbe bel ber @rmerbung
bes 9afenseldnOes beeegnet, III Srase
geitellt. Die @runbbel iser itelleu u1mtz
lib erorbitante Sorbernnsen iie per~
lansen tbeilmeile ben iiinflahen 8etras
Der bonn Stabtrath beipiili9ten Mittel.
Robrba d BET ct. Sngbert. Gin
ni6t geringer Sdreden mag neulid Die
Anwobner Ser bieiiseu airde semedt
Iaben, alS pl0slid) nit beftigcm 9rah
Der fait poaenoete Sirdtburm sulams
menitiir5te. Gin ieiner Stelfe lit ilur
nod elm Grimmerbaufen 81 ieben.
Gum Slid seIaab Der llnfall 1T iriiber
Stnnoe, a6 ubr Morseus, oa 9liemalb
in Der Nfdbe mar, 10 baB ein Spier bess
lelben nidt gu betlagen lit. Als urlahe
beS unfafS miro allsemsin bic Minoers
~wertbigfeit res p%eriuenoeten eliminate
rials besei6net.
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2NIrtfemGere.

Stuttgart. 0abier lrnrbe fir3s
lid Elm 1eueS Snititut Der fSniglid)ea
Gentralite1le fir @emerbe uno 6anael
erDhnet. 3fpef beiielben lit, Mb6itoun7
gen aus alien @ebieten Scr bilccnocr
3iinfte nit Ginl9luE bes Ganitgemers
bes auf%Sunebmen nno burd iiberlidtz
li6e uno iDitematii6e Sronnng Ser
ein3elnen Iafeln Dem Siinjtler uto
Sanowerfcr Elm mO9lidlt reihes nrlo
bequemeS Material lit Die 6ato Ill &C.
ben. ba8 linn ebenlo 3u miilenIhaftlihe,t
II. finitferilhen allsemeinen ullb Dctails
ftubien bent, alS aud ~allregenbe 0ors
bilber 5u eigenem Sdaffem gelpdIrt.
Die @ammluns weilt jest idon IT,
200 gorbiloer auf, bic mad ben pere
f9iebeniten grapbilden 9aritellunes=
iueiien berseiteft linS.
Beffenborf Sa. Sbernoori.
Sin idlimmer SAT- bat felt einisen $50
den III 1nIerer @eseno Gintebr ge1als
ten: Die D~ipbtberitis. sSn bcIorsni6erz
regeAber 0eftigfeit tritt lie in nnlerer
@emeitoe auf, in6cm I'M yaufe BON Ia
Ja9en ni9t peniser ais feds 9inocr,
oarunter 5lpei aus einem 6auic, ser
m6roeriiden aranfbeit gum Spfer sss
fallen iinb.
Boblinsen. Gin fatales WfiGz
geidif p%aiiirte einem bisiieen &ifer.
Derlelbe mar nit @einablaocn beldafS
tist, als bur6 einen StoB nit Bent Mbz
fiilli9laud on Dem circa 700 Otter boil
tenben SUP unten Elm God bnrdbrad)
uno Der ganse foltbare Snbalt binnen
iDenigen Minuten anSlief.
@Blingen. Die @rbeiten fir sen
8au eincS Gleftri3itdt8merfs, 6as bic
bteiige Mal1inenfabrif eritellen lift,
i9reiten raid porpdrts !; In perlhies
oener @irtbidafts=, gerfaufsz unb
srbeitslofalen lit bic Ginri6tlins fir
eleftriihe Beleu1tung idcu ioweit pors
bereitet, oab es uur nod bes Inl1luHeS
On bic @entrale beoarf.
9all. Nuf cine eigenartiae @eiie
Fat Elm 2anbwirtb in 8. ieinen E6ds
tern gu einem ltattliden OeiratbSaut
perbolfen. Gr bat Spei G0Gter, 6enen
felt benz 5ebnten Sabre bic Nuflidt iiber
0as @efligel unb bas MildergebniB
Der bier 9iihe oblas. Der Slater iibers
lieB ben 9odtern bic Ginnabme fir
Butter, Gier un6 Wiilh, bod mu6ten
fie jeoen Wtontag oas @elo auf Die
Sparfalie trasen. aiirsli9 perbeiras
tbete fid Die dltefte berielben unb bate
barre 42Oo Marf in ben 16 Sabren fid
geiammelt, udbreno bic Siingerc ebeils
falls idon 5000 Marf auf ibr gntbeil
in Der Safe bat. limb babel lit bic
pausbaltnng aud ME auoere oefiibrt
iporosn nno nsir oas ueberflliii9e fan.
gum gerfauf.
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wnntlteriniaS ergansene Geriiigung bes
Sberi t%aatsantpaltes bes Sberlanoessez
ridtss in S%folnlar Ginbalt setbart NOR
oen. ane an;eisen miiiien bon jekt
ab i'll beatIder 5prahe abgefa6t iperz
ben nte ullr I'M b%rin9eneiten Niotbiall
bari cine frans0liide lleberiesuns BET
gegeben iperben.
Met. @ine semii9te @ruppe BON
Mtcter Giuipobnert unb @usmdrtiseu
plant bic Serausgabe elmer 3eitung In:
frans0ltlder Sprade nit Der TenOen3
Der Serlobnung Der nattonalen @egens
fdte.
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S6wei3.

Bern. Das eibsenSifide Militar>
oepartemert anerfenrlt Sfpar Die 9tits.
libfeit militdril6er 0uftj1iier=M btbeis
luassi. iiebt jebo9 anseii9tS bebeutelts
Der Soften BON Ser Snaffnng folder
fur bic Nrlnee ab unb belhranft fid)
oaraui, betreffeno geriu1e unb Neies
rungen auf bieiem @ebiete auf bem
SaufenSen 5i bleiben.
3lrid. Ole Delegaten bes i1ipeie
5erilhem lanbmirtbldaftli1en 1ereins
bci6loGeu, Sdritte CUR Grridtuns elmer
Gelltralltelle fir ben Sbitbanbel in Ser
biuoun9 nit Der @einbaui9u..e @doense
neil 3u tbln unO cine @in9abe an ben
Guibesratb nm fernere unb r~ambaftere
llnteritisnns ser 6aselper5i6eruns
Surd ben Bunb 5u ri1ten.
uri. 2estbin fubr elm Giiter3us Der
Gott6arbbabn bel pollem Oampf iiber
bas Guoseleis bel Clifton binauS. Die
Sofomotipe f%tirjte, Der Gen0er ionie
orei @iiterpagen, pel6e nit NetH,
Trauben unb leeren 0ierfdliern belaoen
tuareu, iino uollitanbis 5ertriimmert.
@liifliderweiie wurben feline Perloner
perlett. @eraoe5u Elm Wunoer lit es,
Sa6 Der Maidiniit unh Sei;er nit better
Sant oapcnfamen.
81. 0alten. Dem vWeroenbers
ger" ;nfolge iinb in ben 8udier Eager
bauSfellern in lester 3eit perl1ie6ene
WeinfdGer bon beoeuteuoen Dimeniioe
nsn aus Cement ber9eitelt tporoem /;
zines bcrlelben fabt 500 6eftoliter.
Dieie Safer, iuwenoiS nit elmer @lalur
iibersosen, iollen iid in jeber 5iEiid)t
portrefflitb bepabren.
Semi. Cur 8eratguns fiber cine
oabier 1894 ~ab5ubaltcnoe S9weiscr
0anoesausltellang lit pom i9weiSeril6en
Sanomirtbidafts, unb SnOnitrcoeparte-
rient cine srOEere Gonferens bon Snbus
itrieaen nnS 0anoelsleuten ei~nbernfrn
tuoroen.
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&arl8rmbe. Durd cine la,lSess
berrlide g%eroronua9 ipuroeu Sic 9sauas
Derbdltniiie Der 9iotare III yaoeu usu
geregelt. Die 9iotare Scr er|tcn &C.
baltsflaiie ranSiren nit ben Sanboey
ri4tsrdtbe,, Die 9lotare %Sfpcitsr Glalle
NIT ben Observation-Disclosures u,lo
gmtsridtern. au1 Die Sberamtsrid,s
ter baben sleiden Hans nit ben 9au6s
9erihtSrdfben.
BaoensD abtn. Sci Der ftdoz
tilben Sparfaile iuurbe bieier 3aQs
bas 5~ebntauienofte Sparbii1leih aus
geftellt. Die 9iummerirung lduit leit
Dem Sabre 1873.
G6nig8bofen. Starfe Rnod)en
muB Der. gdieieroeder 9oigt BON 6ier
baben, tpelder jiinsft in 3immerau bonn
airhtburm suerit auf 6aS Girdbad
un6 bann auf Die @rbe seitiirst lit, obne
ben geringiten Sdaoeu III nebnlcn.
MoSbah. Sin @eiltlid)er in Der
bieiisen nmseseno wurbe bieier Gage
gu eineni Sdwerfranfen in elmer Be.
na1barten @emeinoe oerufcn. afs CT
in Sas betrsffenbs 8obnbaus sintrat
unb mad Dem Sdperfranfen iid erfun-
oiste, iDuroe ibm bic Nutfport 81 Gbeil,
Der perr Pfarrer m0ge fid einen Nusen.
bid geouloeu, Der aranfe fuerbe balO
%eridetnsn, oa CT iid cine babe Stunoe
oorber iOoller sefiiblt unb 5ur Stars
lung IN bic benadbarte @irtbidaft be.
geben babe.
.,Bfor5beim. Son bier werben
iiber 3ipan5ig Der Berporraaenbiten 8i,
lolitertesbabritanten auf Der @eltous.
ltellnn9 in Chicago ausitellem.
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Sin pf1tltd1 In hen Naden geid,s beme,
CtS3apfcu

trinst unsefdsr baHeibe eriare6ens e~rtaltents Gsfabl
terror, ute ber San,telfroR, wsl&er fA BET einem an.
fan BON f&lei&enLen cher Be6isFebsr stnneut. Sn
tteiem iestereu gale LIT SOlftter'S Masenbtttsrs &c.
rate has rsdte DING, I'm hem Setnp tn bic Sianfe ~
fallen, peldsr tlott, Gtnem bas Waart In ben auc4en
s~efrieren ar MAIDEN unb bann rieter fetn betauernss
rertbes Gpfer in 9bGenelutben gu rotten. Dtefes
srr6e Unit Eietermtttel II bic Rherfte G6u$rehr,
pelAe Der mao benz fernen sgeiten 5tetenne Gtnnaufes
ter NIT fA nehneH tam. Matartfhe 6ranttetten int
In alien Geqsnten 40 ttnteu, III benen eben eft etns
atf lung i'm yrpaI6 sefhlasen msvben, IN faHltesen.
cen nferlaueeru, BITE idhrlt& TN Srnbiabr hbers
fhwsmmt perten, unt In neuentiiantenen Bersinannss
Mfttsl Dor Walaria Sahsen; aud tiift baHslbe seseu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ibeumattfAes unb Rierrubez
fbrsrhen, eeterletten, SartIetbtsfett uub alsenetut
Enndne.