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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Suicide OF D. NJ. BLISS AT ELlZAbhih
HE WAS TIE GENERAL MANAGER ob IN"
pacific RUBBER WORKS THERE

sI,1CIpE OF D. NJ. BLISS AT ELlZABhih'
RI, w,s TIE GENERAL MANAGER OBJ THE
PACIFIC RUBBER WORKS THERE.
Da1us NJ Bliss. superintendent and genera N'''"
orer NJ the Pacific Rubber Works, In Fast 'e'Se' w.
I,I,yoha,h shot and killed himself In bed some ",'
on sunday night and his body was lonhu W ~
.Is,.r Yesterday morning. Mr.. Bliss was SNN Se"' ,
ga lie wa, born in Cheshire, Mass. ana was wei
t,rn in husucss circles In New York SEVERN sea'
400 a. no c,ad been engaged In the wholesale uoot anu
sLo. ,rade az Broadway and TEirty-irStst'' tho "'
ho,nc p,,rter & Bliss. Mr.. Porter the sehor h'o",
- asd and then Mr.. Bliss retired from 'he ou'
noss and seven years ago accepted the postum "
S,,er,r,eudcnt OF the rubber works owned by "''''
~ Green - ,,a With his
Mr. Hliss. who WIS a wdower. boarded WIN n9
hrother-n law the junior partner Du'i"s 90
month Mr. Eliss's health began to iail' anu "o w
hoo, greatly troubled with Insomnia. lie ""' '
chat restless on sunday and Ids sister re'u
Div tor him I'm order 10 divert his nina from u"e' Q
onunuallv on his business cares. lie reVIeu "' ~
s,,al hour 10 his room the third sthS' anu -
h. d,d not appear yesterday for breakfast, L." 'o
,,ut IN his room to wake h1n. lie WAS lO"'iu 80
,drces sod in bed on his left side HIS Hgh' n'u
tightly rrasped thirty cght-calibre revolver
was a bullet hole over his rght ear 'D'"'" "r
parentiy Tad been instantaneous a, ,,os
His sister said she had no DOUBT MS r'Sn ~" -,
cauSed bv mental alteration. cohDiheu WIN w
huItv to sleep lie used frequently To rel'i"' W.
h, ,,od NJ 81 case OF suicide In the ne" papers, "
yhoever did such a thing must De GrdH ' Mr.
~ c.srs wan much interest, hV~c'CCl, and
SUI, 49,, claimed New York city a. MS HoIhc n
1 n"vrr until this year be persuaded W resiS'i'
lie a hcpuDit"H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
UOB0kEN
O'MARA AND His GANG HELD.

O'MARA AND IFS CANE IFLU'
Michael OMara and the eight cpeat"is are "d III
this cv On November arraignci before he oN''
McDonough Although It was charged That The men
we're Imported In tie interest Of Republican ca"dl
dates and contributed by the moral eject OIL the
scheme 10 the defeat Of John H. Virgins AT the hanN
Of C. J. Taien the Democratic Asscmblymen III the
yth District 1, was noticeable that all Of oMari =
Democratic friends present Among them was
Jailcr Robert Dnvs. who la, had O'Aara aud his men
in custody at the county jail Mr.. Davis explained
that he had no interest Ia the case and VA, only pres
ent by invitation lie did not seem 10 know who had
invited him, aud he cunGdly admitted ihat h. ga not
know why his presence had been requested An effort
VA, made 70 have the casc dismissed the ground
that the men had committed no offence, but He in'I
Nc DouOugh said that the case seemed Ia him some
what mixed and he would let the Grand jury strilh"n
10 ont. lie held he men In 800 each. EkfVL
ma stcr James CuII1u brciinc security for all The
pu.Oncrs. and paid 10 cent, for each ball bond.
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J(DG MEMS mo ATJICHWEN1S.
ASSIGNING TO WIND UP TIE BUSINE;S-TRoUBI

ASSIGNING TO WIND UP TIE BUsINEsS TROUBLE
OVER A PRINTING ELL.
George W. Tarbox produce commission merchant at
No. 40 Reade ST., made an assignment yesterday 70
Charles t. Potter without preferences for he purpose
Of winding up the business,
The sheriff has received an attachment for 500
against Louis snjcr, manufacturer OF cigars at Nos
zO7 and 400 East Scventleths in favor Of Monroe L.
simon on a note dated July IS, which Went TO protest
ON November o. on the ground OF dispCsins OF
property II was alleged in the attachment papers
that when the note was made Mr.. siaIer represented
that he was worth $4,000 over al debts that he has
transferred his house, No. - Ihid-s, TO ms iaInily
physician that he has sold his cigar manufacturing
business for an alleged consideration Of $1,000 ana
that he las 10000 unpaid debts when nave accrued
In the last four mouths.
Transcript Of judgment for s3443j was h,d In tie
County Clerks Office yesterday, from the superior
Court against Bouden Il jenkins, stock brokers, for
merly at No. 40 Wallst, In favor OF Walter C. Wtle
hsc, as executor Of sas G. Witherbee
Deputy sheriff Young yesterday closed up the store
q A. Fine & son. manufacturers Of clothing and deal
ers In pedl-rs' supplies at No 20 East Broadway.
Deputy Sheriff Young yesterday received an attach
for sl9.424 against the BrodX Publishing Com
pany Of Nos AZ and IL Rose-st and Of Washing ton,
ID. C., In favor Of Reuben Freeman d Brother, printers,
OF No. 40 Rose-st.. work and materials fur
nshed between August and October -. Tho print
Ing done for the Republican National Campaign
Committee. The BrOdiX Company, which has been In
business In Washington D. % for the last four yeaIs
opened branch In this city IN August Tor tn purpose
or doing the work Of the Republican Campaign Com
mttee The company, II IS sad, sHblot The contract
10 Freeman Brother for 93J,OOO, and the latter hrm
received about 10000 account Of the done
and has attached for the biance said to be due. The
attachment granted the ground that the rOiiX
OomPany Is s .Tf s S9ppoo rim also
the attachment on number OF persons, including
Cornelius " Bliss.
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LETTING THE PRLSBITERI1N MINISTRY
ROBERT i. PROHIBITS NAME DROPPED-THE
REV. HUGH PRITCHARD RESIGNS FROM
THE KNOX CHURCH

ROBERT Il. rROUDFITs NAME DROPPED-THE
REV. HUGH PEITCnARD RESIGNS FROM
THE KNOX CHURCH.
The Prcsbytery Of New York met yesterday in the
scotch Church, and transacted a large volume o:
business. A letter was read from the Rev. Robert
r. Troudht, Of Highlands " j.. ASKING that his name
be dropped from the IOll Of the preslytcry. His re
quest was granted The Rev. Hugh Prltclaid, u
the Knox Church, received permission 10 resign his
pastoIac, and after several speeches had been made
committee appointed t. look into the present
condition Of that church, and recommend suitable
action. After Or. Duficld and Dr. Wall had spoken
On the excellent of the Presbyterian Hospital,
the prcsbytery recommended that It's CHURCHES ,h,u d
make an annual contribution TO the EOsiilnl. DR..
Duiicd said that IS per cent Of the patients last
year Roman Catholics. and only 10 per cent
Ircsbytcrlans: Of the whole number treated 30 per
cent free patients DR.. ID. &. WyDr
the secretary Of the Church Extension Committee read
IL, rport showing receipts for the year aggrcgatinp
~ ,747 Al. DR.. +. H. Marllng has been secured "
present the work Of Tie committee in churches desir
ing information sglrding it. The ordination evan
gcllsts Of william Adams Brown and ". Goodrich
was set down for November IS in DR.. ParIhursts
church. Mr.. Prohibits letter was In part rs follows
While humbly receiving the Scriptures of the Old
New Testament containing the word Of God. decline
To subscribe merely human deelsrat Of ther con.
tents even though that declaration be able
venerable as Westminster Standards. uther DE-.
cslled Rabbi" against which Lord expressly en-
Joined His disciples. Again decidedly prefer b.
Identified with any particular denomination OF follow.
crs Christ such and the spirit which they en-.
gender semiDv to uascriptura and harmful. rather
than beneficial II - sunicen. for b. companion
o, all fear God" Finally suspect that the
world visible churches somewhat suel;ed with
preaching. At least Of the prevailing type.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
PAlEkS0N.

Edward Riley. City Hall Commissioner. and
Frederick Schnatz. d weinown butcher " Paterson.
GOT into fight over the recent election yesterday.
Tie quarrel began In R.nhardrs barroom. schnnrz
entered the place with Democratic rooster OH Ah'
hat. Riley. who t. a Republican, tried u knock the
rooster from 5chnatzs hat aud the two men would
have come 20 blows then and there II ia. proprietor
had not lnterfcred. The quarrel renewed on thu
sidewalk when the two men cinched and fell to the
ground, Schnatz being 90 t)p. During the struggle,
schnatz II Is alleged BIT OF portion Of Rley's
schnatL arre-te cd aud held In 81 900 bat to
wait trial the charge Of mayhem. schnslz said
he wns compiled ~ bite Riley In stfdcfence. a.
Riley had tried to bite him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
I,ACES AND HANDKERCHIEFS

A special sale, to-day, and during
the week, of Point Gaze FIOunc-
ings, from $500 to $4,000 per
yard. .,
Point MedalliOns, from 500 to
$1,000 per yard. Point Bridal
Wells 500, regular price 500.
Real Applique Bridal Veiis
$4,000 each. Applique FlOunces
and Over Dresses; Duchesse Lace
Handkerchiefs, rs cents to $1,000
each.
$50 Dozen Ladies' Embroidered
Linen Handkerchiefs, 20 cents to
$500 each.
45O Dozen French EmbrOid.
cred, from $500 to $1,000 each.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hem
med and Hemstitched Handker'
chiefs, in all grades.
35ODOZen Gentlemen's COlOred
BORDERS. at 20 cents and 30 cents
each. ladies' and Gentlemen's
Initial Handkerchiefs, at 20 cents
each; special value.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and nth st.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS.

.s1og-Conors.uan f. e. BetzhooNer, OF Pennsyi
vanla and Congress uan elect Jacob Le'cNr' ol Ne"
Paltz y Y. Archbishop r. W. i''ol
dan Of san Francisco. ENERETT-Archoishop +. a.
Feehan Of Chicago, and John j. valentine ol 's ~"
deco FIFTH AVENU Senator Edward u Wo!cos'
Of Colorado: ex-senator Henry q. Davis. Of We't VIZ
Qjna ana Congressman Charles oNelll OF PMhdeiphla
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r James Ii. Campbell, OF ONO )
evCongross All c. L. Bucknew. OF PehhSyNaha anu
-. ,,,,.,n,n ~ bgfalo. IIOILAND-Colone
Cbare. H. TAYLOR Of Boston, and Monsgnor satol ana
Moneignor o'Connel. of Rome. PLAzA-Loui' H. NC
C.n,ss Of Maryland. acknowledgements John
Lee Carroll Of Maryland. acknowledgement
James J. Beden, Of Syracuse
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.JIKSEY CITY

The tax rate for this city was yesterday liked al
SIS 40. the same ~ last year. II would have b'h
lower under Mayor Wanscr's careful supervision pu'
after the budget made up the safe ho'iu 81
Assessors took from the list OF uAADe properly a'.'s
,a,r,d q, 81 3oc 600 Assessed against the IcAch
VALLEY Railroad the law cXempuns railroad property
from taxation In consideration OF tax PAID 10 me
state The city tax Is $50 40, The county taA' u 90
and the school tax, - 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15

which Minister Egnn presided. Late that night ne
osked Policeman stuart at Thirty fourth-st ana lAru-
ave. the way Smith &c McNcps hotel "h re-
no,,,nc ,,s srsusr he pulled a dirk knife from his
pocket. and said
After this | am always going 10 ask a pohceniau
how to reach place. Last night in FourtceA'h.s'
pui n question 70 a man and I've drew tais hlilc on
me- and asked me Tor So. look inc hio ""A' No'"
him ,, , ,,o ,r-, vester
The policeman arrested him, and the Jury yesGi,
dav found him guilty. much to bis SURPRISE iio was
Iemanded for sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
ArEAIRs OF TIE BIG BRIDGE.

The Bridge trustees held their November meeting
yesterday afternoon with eleven in attendance
President Howell authorized to purchase a
uscs Of property al Rose and Vandewster SITS, New
VII ofso foot long and : feet inches wide at one
end and running to a point at the other, for pro
lection TO the Bridge, in connection WITH me Wdeins
nf The STRUCTURE for the station The recelpts III
October were Slls 1O6 3D. and the expenditures $50
eS7 II There were 4,o33,92O passengers carried Ill
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
IT SEEMS ROrGH on NOXAHAN-

The spectators in Part Ill., Of General Sessions yes
teriay could not help plying Anthony Monahan. who
convicted for carrying concealed a deadly weapon.
The maximum penalty for the offence Is Imprisonment
Tor years. lie TO NewYork TO make
speeches for the Republican candidates. On Noven.
her 4 be attended the meeting in Cooper Union at
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THE FIRST sEIDL CONCERT.

The first Of a series Of seven concerts under TIE
auspices of the Sedl Society given In the IrJoh
lyn Academy of Music last evening. There WAS
large audience. The scenery was new ana maze
handsome frame for the orchestra, led by Anton
seidl. The solos we're sung by Emil Fischer. The
next concert win be On December 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
COLONEL SCHUYLER cRosBy Rrrrrp

Doctors Ash and Wjnkoop. who have been the attend
ing physicians Oh Colonel Schuyler Crosby during M.
present Illness report him much improved and tho
dangerous symptoms of Tow days ago entirely passed
Colonel Crosby vas taken suddenly III at Tuxedo Tan
days ago with some kidney trouble and was brought Ia
the city NJ once for medical treatment For seye al
days he has been In serious condition.
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RTNE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise G 43sot, 80 Moon rises 40 am Moons 'S' -
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY
- c,dv pook a az Gov Island :23 Hell Cato I ~
% W-Sandy Hook III Gov. Island D 40 Hcli "~"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15

DIR. Humphreys Specific. nrr scientifically and
fully pcpaed emrdic. used ycIrs private prA ticc
and for thirty by the people vita entif 81.
Every single Specific special the disease
named
They cure without druggng purgng oil reducing hle
system and IN fact and deed the Sovereign Renee
les af the World.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
(SecOud FiOOT.)

Our customers are especially i'll
yited to examine our assOrtments
of Fine Underwear, for Ladies,
Misses and Children. Everything
i'm the stock is of this seasons
manufacture. in the latest foreign
and domestic designs.
Also, full lines of Il. ID. COrsets,
S2.25 to 5000 per pair; c. p.
Corsets, $500 to $3.50; X. and
G. Corsets, %l.OO to $3.50 per
pair. And n lot of broken sizes,
various makes, $3.50 per pair ;
formerly $3.50 to $500.
JAMES McCREERY Il co.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15

splendid service 10 Cincinnati va New. Ysrh Con
trail. -Four trains daily.
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Announcements.
+. e. w.
A NEW COLLAR
UNIQUE
UDIcUE.

UCICCE T.. q W. UNIQUE.
A NEW COLLAR
PHILLIPS DIGFSTIBTE Cocoa
valuJbc substitute for t'l coffee. II nourshas They
only stimulate. SUPP lor drink for women aud children.
PREPARE for winter by using RoehucSs cele-
brst.d Weather strips doors aud windows.
cludes cold wind and dust Roebuck l72 Futonst.
Browns Csmphorated Saponaceous Dentifrice
tooth powder in the world for preserving the
teeth "kefreshng and delicious" Is cent, = bottle
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. -,
30 WEST S9TH ST.
Diseases Of the Nervous system en0. Urinary Orgaps
tnpotency and St-riliW Hours 70 I. . 10 q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Is the scenic 10 the West The autumn scenery
OF tie mountains is superb. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15

Sold by druggists sent postpaid receipt Of price
DIR. HUMPHREYS MANUAL Oit pages MAIbfI
FREE. IIumphreys' Med. Co.. Ill & il3 wIlismot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-15
INCOMING STEAMERS.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IL.
Hamburg, Nov 0..........'Hanio A'No'
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-04
@rDspenDrs SDrlts.
sSn geretning ON, b~uprleoes Wanbifabet gisr
Mgtteri 90 Sfibet gaar unoer.
Gprtiat fro torrise Ro.)

III Upitlut lu IohttHe W.
~glei, bet er enbnu bin Cur" iparebe leg, "os bu
IfaI faa ioue isien. Dten fben bu er uaasen, iaa pl
peg prspe paa at inbe ub al, bpOr ri er. 8u maa bOISe
fanternen for mig, meOens ies sisr min Seresnins os
tr Rartet."
S9 bermsb tOs is Sertantsn irenl, fes Ouer SOfterne
een til Ofaiten, ueo buiIten is itiaeoe mig cp for at ftaa
ftst; tbi 0snnsen, iom piituot life piloe baue siOrt ct
fort 9th ipnbsrIis uroIist, beueos os i%Gnfeoe gaabsn
~laalsSss. at man life frnbe ltaa uben Ststte.
SUIT iOm ies ituIbs iatte Sertanten iOr 0ien, raabte
SaaOsinanoen: "StyrmanO 8Ople, bsr!"
"9uaO bSrer buzz" ipurste ies.
Ups! Dor nu!" ia9be ban b%uiifenoe.
Se9 lptteoe %anltrenst, men funoe life bore anoet eb
Vanoets SfuaIpen MOB 8aaosns SiOe.
"9Srer De bet lite, StprmunO?" raabte ban Iiseiom
ltOr An9It, os bOIOt fin Singer geret. "6rsten
HObertiOn, bOrer life De %9iogct2~
Vi Ip'te0e ollie, Os perpaa iasOc aRarp; $50, ies ips
mes, ie8 bsrcr LEGION Ell Sanfeu.
ga 9anife ri9tig! " raabte ieg. "gfu 5orcr ies oct
Get er Dlaitnen pau ct 0nnlpifib?"
"et Sampitib2 ga! ieg b0rte bet! buOr er bel? 2"
tSao'e SaoOSmanoen, % ipran9 op pau De, Cote, peo
9OlteH ies TOO.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-04

bsnB Stros / Rsrtet i~frolsoe laa fort, ss bells al
Stemmsns ~marteIi9e GpoeisbeO, ituifet f~aaIeos, at ui
life antOs ben for en- aabsaansbe borte.
Ses pioite lite, ~forinoen leg tos aaren, bOor ipas iss
par, Os ben Smule araft, is bauoe tilbase, iUanot
~poerlisre unoer ben ~Uolbomme SiubsbsUaseIjs, iom
sreb mig Deb efter loamanse Jarr Og prsus!ir nu at
ie 5reIien iaa mar; gaaben ~beuassoe Jig Osrior msO lfor
eansiOmbeo, Os bet uarsos Ouer type Minutsr, sfterat
ri bauoe last ub aarsrne, iSrsno ri uar paa Chen AT
Stibet.
~gi ital fate en- Gnbs til Cher, iagcs en- steutue,
Apas paa!"
Gn imetter Gnbs faIot nsO gaaOen. gaabsmau.
ben sreb ben, os raabte: ~9al iuol~
Seq iaa Op Ianss Gaupersns bCie Sios; Der itOO
runOt 5dIOrebet en- Slot Menneiter, buis 9niister tuuSc
fees life aIene bet Cps. iom ~uoisnStes fra DOT loplan.
terne, Der par 6sioe meO 0umpsrsns Stanbietlabnins,
men Osiaa ueo Stnnet al andre eanterner, lom nosIe
at benz bolot. vi, iom par 9aaosn, tunoe oeiaa tus
Oeis ices fra 0attst, os ben Stsmus, fom fsrit baUOs
tiItaIt os, iasbe:
"aan 5 tOmme Opao 1rappsn uOen SieIp2 buis life,
ital ri Belle Goer ouer.~
Seq iuareoe, at oeriOm ct Bar RanS piIos tomme usS
Os biaIpe 9awsu % en- Waanb, JON par blspsn inbss
iuas. iaa ituIos ui anSre bialps os isIp.
Ssrpaa bIeu en- fort 6aIorebstappe Iast uh, oa to
Mano tom neb Saaoen tit os.
Gag Oenas Dame fsrjt@ iasbs leg, ihet leg peste
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-04
SnDtteopret fra trOniif
M dlarta.

8 Sigur l Q~fbiloniu9en er Snpltes
opret fplot meo uuooitlebs Spurer.
5igur 2 uiIer benz poa ct b6iere uouits
lingstriu. 6tgur 3 piier be famine
SpOrer, porat til at be9pnoe arbeioet
for fig ielp. De SpmptOmer, Tom
bisIe 31r Iremtaloer | bet menueItelige
SpItem, er iaa fuloItGnolg fcrItjeui8e
fra aflt Ralaria, at be trRrger en-
geItripelie Der. De oil ofte PLACE en-
8erion / maanebsois, uoen at sj6re
bam ienselisseube, men alIigeuel gisre
bam rent elenois langiomme auloe'
9psnin9er, belast 2un9e, foranoerlia
Qppetit, tOlbe, ipebise Sanoer Os mango
bsiit ubebaselise, ubeitriuelige 5ornem'
melier, melantollte Gslelier, en- mublss,
lisesplbis Sinbstilitanb, RutbeO Oe
@albefeber.
Oct er en- al ale 2a9er uel fienb'
Dmitanoisbeb, OF ainin life fan furer'
benne 5orm al Walaria. Oct er after
% after blepen bepiit PED The Surgical
Hospital at, msbens ainin / Qlminbe'
ligbeo pil tilintetsisre Snpltebpret fra
atute Malaria, bill bet fun babe liber
eIer insen Snonpoelie paa Snplteopre'
fra froniif Walaria. Oct er netop bet
at 8esru'na ipm ct Malaria Selbre,
belie8miobel piier fin fore Dperlesen'
beo oper 9inin. 8aaoe Sublteopr fec
troniif os aftt Walaria ubrpooes pei
Besru>na.
Oct pil renie Spftemet for enbue,
Gel al ben malariffe Gilt. Oct frem'
itpnber Nppetiten, flarer be ~Omtaa9ebt
Sauier % brin9er ben baabefulO'
ginostilitauo tilbase, iom Malarit
elers ~iiffert BIZ sbelasse. 8 oisit
3ilfaloe ital to Spiieitefuloe a
8e.rusna ta9es fsr bpert Mtaaliib
9enue 8Oiis ifal srabuis fOrs9es I'll
tire GpiieIfeiuloe, buis SpmptOmernt
itte mart iOrbsbres. Mansasllu ifa'
tases / SenbOtb til anOisninsen pac
6laifen, bpis Der foretommer Joritop'
pelier / Mapeu.
0armere Dplpsninser fan faces oet
at Itriue til The Pe-ru-na Drug Manu-
featuring Company, Columbus, Ohio,
for beres frie BOG ON malarilte Sps'
bonnie.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-04
Walariife SnDltebDr.
9pao nDefe unDeriSgelFe'
aabtubarer.
giOenifabeus Seier optr NloIsrs 90
Bumpers 6iite.
sfute % fronia maiaria bslbreoet

Gn Ratte llnberisselfsr. iOm / be
fioite Tiger er bIeune anitiQsbe | The
Surgical Hotel, Columbus, Sbip,
unber 2ebetie al Or. 9. 9. 5artman,
bar ircmbrust nOsfe bOiit interesiunte
Reiultater, Tom life er aIminoeIis .ienbte
blanbt Befoltuinsen.
I'll SOrbel for ben life t~asstpnoise
2aier pil pt itrar oplpie, at Walaria
(ulminbelis faloet auloespsninssr %
Geber, Sober Os &olofeber) Fploes ct
tibet prsanit DIR, Tom ipirsr i title
ftaaenbe 8anb. Oct leuer / 8aub %
fan iusen Sfabe a~nrette, ier 8anbet
tsrrer ben; 9pret gaar oa ~tilsruuoe,
meoens Spurerne Os sGs8ene, bpurmeo
bets 2eseme er fplbt, af 8inoen iSres
up 2uIten eller at Resnbpser isres ub
/ Brgube eller 8anblsb. De ubetpces
li9e Spurer fsres IND / Spitemet siets
mem 2uiten, Ri %inoaanber, 8anbet, pi
oriffer, euer Maoen, Ri ipiier, Os beres
3tlItebeo9relie / 8looet fremtalber
Spsoommen, Der fienbes unber Ndpnst
Walaria. Oct organize 9pr, iOm
~fremfaloer Malaria os bets Spirer, er
iaa imaa, at be fun fan fees at en- bpgs
tis Mitroifupiit ueo Si9lp al bet beOite
MitroIfop. 5ur at BLUE famitiGr meo
Walaria O~rganismens 5remtomt %
Seooansr traoes Der forWtitrOitOpiitens
8eofOmmenoe lang pg o~m6D8geli8 Stu
berins. Den pi9ti9ite SmitRubi9beo,
Der er aabenbaret peo be iioIte llnoers
iS9elier / The Surgical Hotel, er, at
Der iuoss to furitieai9e Ralaria
SnDttebbr, buuraf bet enc iremtaloer
afut Malarta meo beltsmte 8ulos81ss
ninser ug Sober, meOen3 oct anbet
fremtaloer froniit Wataria, / builten
Der life forefommer beitemte Os re9els
meSii9e 2ilfatoe al aulbespsniuser
os Sober. Oct Gpr, TOM ~Iremfaloer
utut @alaria, er fOrIjeqis fra bet
3pr, Ium fremfaloer froniit Malariu
baabe / uoieenoe us SptrGoen.
SnptteoDret fra afut Rataria er
fjenot al MitroitOpiiterne unOer Ruonet
gptomeba; bets 5ormer ct runoe oo
bets 8epe9elie amsboid. 9ette
Snplteopr er sobt fremitiQet paa neben.
itaaenbe Qfbilbnins eiter en- 8lgunts'
tesnins at The Susgical Hotels Mifs
e lfopiit, iaalebeS iom bet uiier fig
sienuem ct traftist MitrOitup. gau
afbiloninsen ct 9pret foritSrret mango
IuIiube @onae:
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-04
The Owen Electric Belt & Appliance Co.,
2O to I'll STATE ST, CHICAGO. ILL.,.

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fante Rutsr os fmsttsr ais, mslsm buiIssn Stiernerns
blinfeoe.
~Saste!"
9pben al gantninsen bleu mere aimaalt, os ri tunbs
bsrs ganoets gruien pm Struen.
"Stoppe!"
epbeu Opbsrte, os 0ampereu tom ~lunsiOmt narmsre,
Iansioumere eubnu, os i~tanoiebe tiIfof.
~Suab er bet2 - en- Baab2~ raabte en- ltart Bass
Femme.
"Sa," iuureoe Baabsman6sn, "pi err forIife 5olt,
iom bar bierset % en- 9darinssbaab."
"aan 8 tomme Ianss SiOen2"
"Sapel."
Seq Iasbe ub en- aars, men ftiaIueoe iaa beitis, at iss
naieu lite tunoe ~baanStere ben. 8i uenbte gaa6s en- mob
0anperen, os roche ben imob ben. Oa ri tom mars
mere, iaa ri, at ben par meset lang, bartrisset, meo beIs
benoe Maiter, os ~sienipnlis ct meset traftist Sartst
De bapoe bangt op en- roo 9antsrne unSsr 6otteiiaast,
en- buio paa 8asbOrOs earring, os Cps ~beuassOe fig UeO
Galorebet.
gn Stsmms raabts: "Suor mango r So
8aaosmanbsn iuareoe: Gre Ssmano Os en- Dame. +"
0srsftsr raabte ben FANNIE Stsmms: "gsbspsr 8
SiaIp til at TONNE Iunss Chen, iua itaI ri ienoe gaao
til Gber.r
"gi tal frar pare paa Chen, iuarsOs gaabsmans
ben.
Wisn Dampsren bauoe itoppet i'm Maittae IGn9srs
afltano fra oS, emo ri troeoe; tbi nj par bells oeraf, at