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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-12
A THIRD PARTY" DAY.
~ Ak rs STRENGTH IN CONVEX,
TION YESTEKDAY.
Other Conventions ThrOu"hour Nnr,L,
taroiina-ItcspccttO to the
Fallen Leader

Pursuant 10 call for Third party
county convention, 5. Ohio Wilson
chairman, raped for order at noon
yesterday in the court house, read the
call and proceeded to business.
}. }. Penny was elected permanent
chairman. On taking the chair he
stated that this was the first time he
had ever been call to preside over 9
meeting and thanked them for the high
honor conferred on him. In putting
motion made by Mr.. Wilson, he re-
quested all who favored the motion to
"glve the usual voting sign" There
was general expression Of confusion
and doubt as to what ''sign" was ex-
pected At this .juncture the death OF
Col. FOLK was announced and the con.
vention adjourned for half an hour for
the purpose of passing suitable resolu-
tons. AT 1880 p. m. the convention reas.
stmbled. The first business was the
reading OF resolutions of coincidence by
Rev. ID. =. Meacham, chairman of
committee. The chairman put the
question upon the passage of
the resolutions without remarks. but
Mr.. A. c. Green, state senator, asked
TO be permitted to make some remarks
He paid suitable tribute to the fallen
leader. He was followed by Rev. D.
7. Meacham and S. O. Wilson, the
latter speaking in favor Of the "great
reform movement" paid high tribute
TO its fallen leader, and expressed his
confidence that the Hand which struck
him down would also raise up another
leader TO take his place Rev. ii. W.
Norris followed in quite lengthy eu-
logy of Col. Polk, and branched off
into rather a severe attack on our past
and present government as administer.
ed by the "old parties" He thought
this convention had made mistake in
not asking Gods blessing on the con-
yention. Geo. L. Tonnoffski followed
in short speech, after which the reso-
Iutions were passed by a rising vote.
lhe next business was the appoint
ment of delegates to the district con-
yentlon, the names being announced by
,. y. Wilson, the chairman, and asked
that the list be endorsed by 'rising
vote" so. Wilson stated that The next
thing IN order was the election of an
executive committee. A motion was
made that ). O. Wilson, A G.. Green
and IL. w. Norris constitute the com
mlttee. Mr.. Norris declined on ac.
count of the difficulty of attending the
tri-weekly meetings, as he lived II
miles from Raleigh. Some gentleman
from Cary was named. A motion was
made that they be elected by acclama-
ton. The chair asked all favoring the
motion to stand and be counted At
this point Mr.. Pace, from Little River
township arose and made rousing
democratic speech, which created con-
sternation inside the bar and much
amusement and laughter outside As
soon as he took his seat a motion to
adjourn was passed. When the con.
ventlon first met there was by actual
count AZ inside the bar, several of
whom are known to be straight demo
Gratis.
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June Wedding, RusselI-Weavel
Special to the State Chronicle.

Special to the State Chronicle.
MACON, N. c., June 1l.-There
was brilliant marriage at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. f. H. Russell in Meek.
lenburg county Va, on the evening Of
the 9th of June 1892.
The contracting parties were Miss
Ella B. Russell of Mecklenburg coun-
ty Va, and Mr.. Nj. f. Weaver Of
Asheville, N. G.
A reception was given by the parents
OF the bride, to the bridesmaids and
groomsmen, at their residence on the
evening of the Sth. The house was
prettily decorated with flowers and
evergreens, and those present passed a
most delightful evening. Ali of the
delicacits of the season were spread
upon the tables for their refreshment.
The bride, Charming blonde-one of
Vlrglnia's fairest-was attired in
white silk with chiffow trimmings. en-
train and was attended by Miss Alice
Russell, Miss Irene Weaver, Miss
Ponnie Boyd, Miss Annie uarkins.
Miss Lee Haines, Miss Cora Emory,
Miss Matte Hendrick and Miss Helen
Seasons Where there was so much
grace and beauty of person as we'll as
becoming toilets, description would be
rather difficult, suffice it to say they
were each looking their best.
MIR. Weaver was attended by Mr.. J.
w. Pickens, of Asheville, n. c.,
Messrs. A. Boyd Russell and II. f.
Shaw, of Mecklenburg county, Mr.. R.
). Lewis, of Brunswick county, Va,
MIR. W. H. Boyd, of Mecklenburg, Mr..
}. Ed. Boyd, of Warrenton, N. c., Mr..
Robt. A. Jackson, of Palmer Springs,
Va, and Mr.. Rich. B. Boyd, of War
renton. N. c. The bride was preced-
ed by Miss Sallie Boyd, of Townsville,
\. G., and the groom by Miss Virgie
Bracey. of St. Tammany, Va, bearing
lovely flowers Everything passed off
as pleasantly as one could wish. The
only thing to mar the pleasure of the
occasion being the thought of giving
up one of the brightest gems of this
sectiOn-one who had endeared herself
to the old as well as young of her COM
munity. And why should the young
men of Virginia allow one from another
State to capture such treasure? Are
the young men of the Old Dominion
too faint of heart to win so fair prize?
After partaking of a splendid breakfast
the couple, accompanied by Miss Irene
Weaver and Mr.. j. Pickens, left on
the midday train over the A. & D. R.
K for the home Of the groom, Ashe-
vile, n. c., carrying with them the
best wishes of a large circle Of friends.
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CoIorcd city schools.

The following are the teachers OF
the colered city schools for the ensuing
year: f. A. Johnson, principal Wash
ington school; c. \. Hunter, principal
Garfield school; Mrs. X. l.. Richard
son, principal Oberlin school; Mrs. A.
Hamlin, +. NJ. King. w. b. Hunter,
Geo. ). Smith, +. J. Hackney. +. G.
Pegues, Misses Pattie Love, Florence
Gary, Fannie O'Kelly, Jennie Love
and Mrs. Ida Nj. Mitchell.
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commencement WaShinotOn-Lec
University.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle
LEXINGTON, Va, June 11.-The
one hundred and fftieth annual com.
mencement of the Washington and
Lee university begins tomorrow in the
chapel of the university with
the baccalaureate sermon by Bishop
George w. Peterkin, D. D., Bishop Of
West Virginia, at Ii o'clock. At
night the annual address before the
University will be delivered by the
Hon. A. II. Colquitt, of Georgia.
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what English Think oft.
BILE to the State Chronicle

by Cable 10 The State Chronicle.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Globe says:
"For once the American caucus was
OF real interest to outsiders, especially
England. In view of the dissension in
the democratic party, the nominee of
yesterday stands good chance of being
the next President
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The Edgecombe ueettur.

TARBoRo, y. C., June ll.-Edge-
combe county alliances met in body
and paid their tribute Of respects to-
the memory of Col. l.. L. Polk, presi-
dent Of the national alliance. They
adopted resolutions Of coincidence and
}. Nj. Cutchins, county lecturer, eulog-
lied his work in behalf Of the alliance.
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stroud Endorsed in Chatham.

special 10 State Chronicle.
PITTsBoRo, June ll.-Hon. w. F..
Stroud was endorsed and the solid
vote OF this delegation to the peoples
party congressional convention be
cast solidly for him.
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Getting n Move ON.

The movement for "A colossal ccle-
bration Of Raleieh's centennial year is
gaining momentum. A pretty good
number of people who have regarded
the suggestion with something Of "A
bare-looking yawn have suddenly come
to the conclusion that there is some
thing IN it, and still further that some.
thing can bc gotten out Of il. Hence
the beginning OF the move. The next
practical step will be made tomorrow,
(Monday) night, when tho joint com.
mittee on celebration will meet the ex-
ecutive committee Of the State Fair at
the Mayors office. The meeting, il Is
expected, ~ill originate something
which will b. a basis Of general di--
cussion and "A beginning Of permanent
plans by the Chamber Of Commerce,
on next Tuesday night.
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Bodies FOuud.

by Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
TITUsvILLE, Penn, June I1.-An-
other body, that of B-rt Osmer, aged
nine, was found to day. Also of a
badly mutilated woman.
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party, they adopted suitable resolutions
OF coincidence.
Weak In Wayue.
Special to State Chronicle

' w NJOuUC OH UIIIC1t.
GoLDsBoRo, N. c., June 1.-THE
peoples party, Wayne county, met
here to-day with 81 delegates, mostly
democrats. The majority preferred to
remain with the old parties and the
few third party extremists were disap-
pointed.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-12

Do not almost kill yourself by violent
purgatives. Take Simmons Liver Regu-
lator.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-12

Pills often leave a person constipa-
ted. Simmons Liver Regulator never
does.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-12

Col. Folks body will arrive here on
the 1870 p. m. train. The funeral
will be he'd at four from the First
Baptist church, Rev DIR. Carter, Off
eating, and the body Inferred in Oak
wood cemetery. A committee and
several prominent gentlemen will meet
the remains at Greensboro and AT the
depot in this city. All friends of the
deceased are invited TO be AT the depot.
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Death oG vnr. >IIa. webb.

The subject OF this sketch died AT
Morehead City June 9th, at the great
age of 50 years. He was one of the
Oldest and most respected citizens of
Carteret county, and was born in
johnson county, February 5th, 1912
lie married Miss Eliza Creech and
made Wayne county his home, =here
he became merchant and farmer.
Through his influence GoldsLoro in
stead Of Waynesbore, became the
county seat, and the suburb Webb
town was named in his honor. In
1858 he and Governor Morehead visi-
ted Sheephead Point, now Morehead
City, and in 1858 he purchased prop
erty there, b.ing one Of the first ones
to do so. He lived there until 1862,
when he moved to Chatham county.
There he lived until 1865 when b.
returned to Morehead City. He was
an admirable citizen. Year after
year he held the position of mayor Of
Morehead City. and IN l8.4-j served
in the Legislature.
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Jhe State Chronicle.

Ihe Daily has larger circulation In In.
State and City than any other daily.
The Weekly circulates In every county an
the State.
The CHRONICLE is one of the hes, asx.r-
Using mediums in the state.
Correspondence solicited,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-12
DEATH OF COL. POLK.
REMAINS SwuLLRE,Cu. u.,vvv
DAY ACCOMPANIED BY PARTY.
funeral Arrangements. for This
N'ern"on-lntermen in Oak.
wood Cemetery.

special 10 The state Chronicle
WASHINGTON, June ll.-Col. IL
Folk president of the national farmers
alliance, died at the Garfield hosp;,aI
in this city this II. m. at ILLS a. m
lie had for a long time suffered with
an affection of the bladder but no,
until week ago did il become serious
when he was confined TO his bed and
summoned DIR Hayes formerly Of
oxford, \. C., TO attend HIM. II WAS
finally determined to remove him IN
the hospital for an operation; after
hls arrival at the hospital il was de-
termined that his case WAS hopeless
and an operation was not performed.
The immediate cause of his death ;s
said TO have been ureamia. His wifi.
and son-in law, Mr.. Denmark, WAS at
his bedside. accompanied by Doctors
Hayes and Leitch, when he died. His
remains, accompanied by Senator
Peiier, Senator Irby, Congressman
John Davis and wife, John G.. Otis and
wife, w. A. McKeghan, Mrs. Jerre
Simpson, William Baker anu wife and
Messrs. Williams, Branch, Alexander
and other N. c. Congressman, together
with DIR. c. w. McCune, chairman of
the executive BOARD, J. r. Tillman.
secretary of the executive board. and
D ii. Turner, secretary of the Ma
tlonal Farmers Alliance, w. G..
Wynne and DIR. Walter G. Murphy
accompany the remains to Ra,eiph.
North Carolina, where the interment
VIII take place at 4 p. m. Sunday.
lhe funeral party will be conveyed i'm
a special provided Pullman sleeper on
the Richmond 4 Danville railroad.
The Remains Leave washtuptou-
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., June IL
The remains of Col. l.. l.. Polk left
via. X. d ID. X. r. at 1I:2O tonight.
accompanied by Mrs. Polk and her
son-ln-law, MIR. Denmark, together
with delegation of prominent per-
sons, who will act as pall-bearers and
escorts. An extra Pullman sleeper
was attached to accommodate the marty
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I carS
Soap

Gs 1T cine munoerpolle SEIZE,
fdneII mirfeno uno harmlos.
barmlos Sic maht Ole Paut
70 meid mie Ole eines Baby. alfa=
lien iino in ihr nidt porhanoen;
es It cine abiolut refine Seife.
Die 1lfalien fin6 es, Ole beim
Dofden fddolid pirfen. uod
fhdolid7sr 1T es natirlid, fid nidt
81 mafden, 10 oaf alio cine idIedte
SEIZE immerbin nod better 1T ais
gar fetne.
DeIde SEIZE 1T fdledt7 Die
Seize, bel oeren 1nfertieune man
leihtfinni9 perfubr. inoem sic
2llfalien uno 5ettifofe nidt in Ger
ridotisen Proportion eenommen
uno ~sufammeneemiiht puroen.
welde SEIZE 1T sut7
Bears.
IN Gdoen ie6er Nrt gu baden.
hauptfdhlih in .Npotbefen, une
seute ie6er Dirt eebrauden fie.
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sumtes staerlei aus mesifO.

= Mau i6reibt aus Der SauptHabt
Merifo: Ser Smpert BON Mtais aug
ben Ser. Staaten bat felt benz l.. Des
cernber bebeutenb na9gelaifen, ba bon
bielem Datum an rs Yrocent Der ibli;
den 36le entri9tet tperben miiHen unb
auBerbem iebt our 3eit Der grnte fein
Mangel an bieiem Qrtifel ~porbanben
lit. Man glaubt allgemein, baB bic
b~iesidbrige @rnte fir ben 9onfum bon
Merifo binrei6enb 1T, bod pirb li6
bies erit fpdter beurtbeilen laHen, ba In
pielen Staaten bic @rnte f6le1t ober
iebr mittelmdBig ausgefalen lit.
= 9ie @innabmen bes 3oasNmtes
in 8era gru3 beliefen ii6 I'M berHofes
men Monat auf 1906, 900.
Sas @eieB iber bic leue 5as
bafssS teuer 1T bonn Senat ~genebmigt
Dorben unb wirb nd9ftens peroHents
li6t perben.
- ueber bic Sppbus : epidemic in
3aeateeas i6reibt bic vGermania":
xSn 3acateeaS g%raffirt Der 9ppbus in
elmer f6redliden Weile. Gin bier atts
mefenber 3acateeaner tbeiIte rns nit,
baB bic 3abI Der Sppbusfranfen ii6
i'm 2aufe Der borisen WO6e auf 600
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@atb fsir Matter.

Ser iiber 50Sabren don purbe Mrs.
Winslom's SOOTHING Sprup bon Mils
lionen bon Wiittern beim 3abnen Der
&inber angenenbet. Wirt bn i'm
S9lafe burd bas S6reien ei1es &inbes
geit0rt, bas i'm 3abnen lift unb Dor
S9meraen meint? Wenn 10, laFe fofort
cine Glaf6e BON rWtrs. WinsIops 5000
thing Sprup" bolen. Sein Wertb 1T urs
be3ablbar. SIS pirb benz f~leitten 2eibens
ben iofort 2inberung perf1afen. 0erz
laBt eu6 barauf Miitter, es 1T feirt
3meifel bariiber. SIS beilt 9pienterp
unb SiarrbDe, regulirt ben Magen umb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Minb> aolit, erz
pei6t ben 8aumen, berbinbert gnt3tins
bung unb itarft bas gauge Spffem.
vMr8 Winslsps Soothing Syrup
fir aabnenbe &iitber 1T argenebm in
unb bas &eeept ftammt bon
eiHem Der belten meibliden Ner3te In
ben Ser. Staaten. SIS 1T bel allen
Druggiften in Der garaen @elt au 5as
ben. preis rs Cts. per Glaf6e.
aauft ni6tS anbereS alS MtrS. Winsz
Ions Soothing Sprup.
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s. aalteBer & 9obn,
@boleiale- nub Retails9 rassifteu.

9as &etails@ ei6dft, fopie bic @e=
ceptur obiger Sirma iinb bic bebentenb>
fen 1T San Mntonip, popon Sober
tagtdgli6 i6 am ii%berseugen @elegenz
belt bat. @s berrf6t in Der Mpotbefe
gerabe5u elm pbdftomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier ales frtf9 - bat in
alen 9eparteme1ts, 1tar1entli6 audi in
benz Der Batentmebi5inen - Bic gr6Bte
Mnsmabl nnb bic &eeeptur 1T Sen Be-
fen unb gepifenbafteiten 6dnbe1 arlz
bertraut. 9as Wboleiale : @eiddft
rtirnntt bon Sabr si Sabr einer1 gr6Bez
rem umfang an, benin Die @potbefer in Ser
Stabt unb auf Dem 2anbe baben bic
grfabrnHg gema9t, baB fe bier pors
tbeilbaft faufen unb auf bas promps
tets be6ient perben. Sie 6ir1na Salt
eDer ffebt nit ben erffen 6dufern Der
Ser. Staten in @erbinbu11g unb int
pDrtirt biese NrtifeI brett in bebertenz
ben Quantitdter. @uf Mnfrage tperben
Preisliiten perfanbt. Wir f0nnen alen
unieren betreFenben 2eiern ratbett, mil
obiger renOmmirter Sirma gef6dftlt6
an3ufnipfen.
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California ; Weine.

@einliebbaber finben elm sroBes 2az
ger bon feinen California Meinen bel
9errn ). $. Meper am Mlamo=
gla5a. Serr MeDer fn9t bic @eine
an Srt unb STEELE aug unb fanft brett
aug benz Seller Der Wein3i6ter. dig
gutem @enner gelingt es ibm itets, bic
beiten 9nrten aus3uipablen. @r fann
feline 3unben unb Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbs umb
WeiB Weine in bor3iigli6er Qualitdi
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @anpne - fret
ins 9alls geliefert.
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6err Saubenef nnru Hotion

9err Saubened bonn N~ationalz
grecutip . Gomite Der Iolfspartei bat
ELM &nnbf6reiben ber6fentli6t, in tpelz
dem er bic bon ben StaatslegisIatus
rem getpdblten Inbdnger Der Dritten
Yartei bringenb >%auforbert, bel Der
Wabl Der Bnnbes Senatoren feline
6ompromife ein5useben, fonbern bas
rauf gu bringen, baB, mo- fie ben Ausz
iblag gu geben baben, elm Nnbdnger
ibrer Yartei qepGblt tperbe.
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THIBODEAUX,


Was bebeutet 6iefes Mort2 IS III
6as 9anbels3ei6en bes
CINDERELLA Stub palaites.
So I'M Wabltabre befanntli1 Sc
f6dftsfiqe berri9t utb mir einen grps
BEN 8Drratb bon S6ubmerf fir Sers
rem, 9amen unt 4inber an 6anb
baben, neueite 6acons unb Mufter, 10
Derfaufem mir Maes bum Soft
preie unb liefern bic getpeife ba=
fir. Me Maaren finb teu unb tpi1rz
ben fpe5iea fir biefen Sommer befteat.
Sic preiie finb LIBERAL in 3ablen ans
segeben. Wer biaig unb gut taufen
min, 9ebe gum
NinNprefIn GyAtth : G2n(nsx
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@eO. Manbrp,s aampf ; aaferei

@eu. ManhrD's 9anpf : aiiferei
in Der Nnftinss traBe 1T nit ben neues
fen Maf6inen CUR anfertigung BON
8otti6en, 6dfern, @iftermert &c. einges
ri6tet nnb liefert anerfannt bor5isli6e
Mrbeit.
S9idt guer @elb ni9t nod benz
Norben, iombern laBt Cure Nrbeiten
bier MAIDEN, mo- @u9 boQe @arantte
fur bic bette Qusfiibrung berielben ge>
geben uirb. 8riefli9e 4nfrager iber
preiie &C. tperben prompt beanttportet.
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pr hathaway
Apsffaltst oes 1ueste1rs.

Sunse Rdnner,
wel&e tn Gplae Dor
Suseub : Sknber
an Internationally
ktbeu, Wreeebene,
frdft r~utergraben
taben uub tire
Rduuh@feit terlps
reu, fpufen ben Be-,
rhtmteu 0x 9as
Mawap frfuft con,
{ulttren. DeIgebt
ni@t, R~erpeufronfs
tfif (mih6bef ptne
Trdume) wtrb wtf,,
aieud6aftIt&nu nb
mad ben ueaefteu
Rettpben betons
belt unb NIT BEN
gHbten GrfpIs.
s tniimt ntHt
1otduf an, Of man
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llS rgingeborene":

Nidt gang 10 fart, aber bod INNER
nod bebeutenb genug 1T bas 8erbdIts
niB, In benz bic nGremben" ben gius
geborenen in ben f~olgenben Staaten
QeQeniiberffehen:
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OELRIOHS & co.,
2 8pmliua Green, Netp Npr

UDWI1Hg Wreen, Jlem UDrt.
.. s.. geters, @aIpefon, Eesas, General . aseni
%: s. gouus. 6. @rtefenbed, Susu & edmeIs
unb 8. g. Macg2omara, &senten fur Can Qntpntp.. u
3. @nnse & &c., Ngenten fur Gnerp.
Y. buffet, Gsent fur S@uIenbnrs.
Wepfe GapbaeI, .Nsent fur Ssnfpn.
0leinenS & GanF unb GrnF 64erd, Mseuten fr
SQeu=grdunfeIs.
8. gbtthery Gsent far Wetmar, IeEas.
9. u. 9a8ler & Co., Gsenten fir Baitrpp.
HresHann & S&uIse, Gbtner, GegaS.
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,Snr WermeiSnma Der Grippe

ober irgenb elmer anberen dbnli9em
epidemic, fofte bas 8lut unb bas
ganse Spitem in geiunber 8ei9affen>
belt fein. Nebmt 9oobs S~ariaparila,
bas @u6 &raft siebt, bas 8lut reinigt
urb &ranfbeit Derbinbert.
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Der @etft it wilis, aber bas SIet{d lit Sdpadl Wte
fam nun etner feinen @ef@dften na&seben, menn er
BON @lteberretben seplast ti2 3oufe 6ir etne Gla5he
Salrattpn> Del, eS wirb BID In perisen Mtnuten BON
hetnen aetben befreten unb totet nur rs Gents.
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bei9wi9ti9t
bette n 0es
bert ben Nus
flhrt GhIof
|Grforoert.

u. earlep in grooiIpn, q. g., i4reibt: pS9 se.
braa9s @per's eberrp<g Electoral in meinem Saufe
feit Srsibis Sabren, unb babe ftets s~sfunben. bab
IS bas bette MitteI fir bdutiss Srdune IN. an Der
iue treiae timber Iittsn.n
$50 penbe aper's Gberrp. Electoral in meinsr
praris an, unb erfIdre, baB es as Seilmittel fir
eridltnns unb 5uiten ni6t feines gIeiaen sisbt."-
5. O. GORDON, MD, Carroll Co., girsinia.
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SD BABE ct. Safcbs Cel fets Int
3anit pcrdtttB, ta 20 f1 ale Elm ausse-
iet4pttttb Mtttef sesen Snntttwunben
Mnb3 uttf6unsen erirftf.-S.@ Mort,
9bttppee Ja1s, WaE.
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aper's berrD=Yeetora

8ubereitst pom DR.. >. G. gper& Co., aopsu, W1af.
SIN ouer @potbsten une arsnetIabeu su babsn.
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9eutfhe Sob Office unn Buds
bin1erei.

Deutide, fotpie englif6e 9rud>9lr<
beiten tperben prompt nn6 bi0ig bers
fertigt bon SDbn S9ott, No Z
Morb sStraBe.
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= Weibna6ts Sa9en fir Sung
unb glt bel q IN o & WeIIer.
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NerremtMtgelt.

Dur& etttn SAT- tn eine gerttefuna
tnl Dttcbtr, 1890, rerrenfte Id MIR ben
0nb fttr fnltmm mnb Itt bic beftieFen
6Nntev3en. DarH bic Mnrenbung BON
81. Jafcts Del ipurte t4 bauernb seteilt.
-&tae. Gbtrtdrb, Q~anrater. pa.
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grenleu TT febr bequem fur ~sRetfenbe selesen uuh
nsn gremen ans fam man tn iebr tur5er GET
~idmmtltAe Stdbte 8eHtfAtanb8, Seferret@s unb bel
benti4en 9Iepb ftnb NIT beiDnberer Herhdf@tisune
per ,3wtfd beds g Hastere unb 5petter Gaidte. pais
lastere aebaut, baben hrbe gerbede, pprthSi9e Ben.
tlattpn unb etne au8aeaethnete GerpHeauna.
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@dmtiee

Stuff b~ispeiIen gaabts 9Sns aus Der aBiese berpor.
psI9e bic eItern in S9reden ietsn, ba fe iein
9aIfsmttteI fir bieien pI6sIiden SAL sur Sanb
babsn. Gans unbers 1T es nit benen, bic Mper's
GberrpsNeetoral i'm Sauie baben. Cine DOTS
pom bieier Tebisin gewabrt iidere unb f9neue
9uIfe. SIR ertdItuns, Suiten. peben uno rauben
Gals. eHsbraftisseit, gruftbrdune unb ale araMts
beiten Der atbn,unsssD ertseuse siebt es nidts
8eferes oils glper's gberrp : Electoral. es
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Sppbs Yillen furiren 2eberfrant=
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Gerlebumgem.

ettt an elmer gerIebung bes Riidens
unb mar settmeife s~e3tuunsen einea @tod
~ 8etrau6en. Durh fte Mnwenbung
yeM ct. Jdl0bs Del tpurbt i1 iebc& ae.
ltstt, faet atrr 3tarn 8pr6erbtns, gal>
{cnt0, Sinh.
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bic entJlns
webe, bef6rz
purf unb
herbei. Qap.