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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
corpT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

euoroue Coutt-,ieneral Term-Roeess continued
COuft-ChsuDets- lelOfc ifuaA, '-''o''0" 's
endaf csiled ut IL o'clock. ~ n, po,o,. pa,re,.
SupfrInc Court-Special TeIm-f2t l-Be'ofe bAAe''
JS;,no ' CotrNSprcai Tcrn-rat Il-Before Beach
o %pp. =" jes. iJ43 20, go. 2sl 2ss 2S3 -
81 Isg SO i275 1882. l.y1, G2a, f42, 1919. IS-i
ISt 40 IU,s, IA05. lill, 1901, 90 , No..
,,,o I.as 1850 I5:ei 1917. 1893. 154s, s27, 1892
rircuIt Couft-Psrt I-Beiore Andrews, J-Csses from
Cour-Iart II-Beforc Lawrence. Gases IRON
Part Ill -, ,.,o,,,,oa O., tho term
Smrrogat.Ss Court-5efore I:ansom, b-Whl Of Sophia
ucss 10 80 A. m. For probatc-Wiils Of jessie Poster
iii, ~ Acker John A. McNicker aud james r. smith ~
m IropoId Conn., ST phcn ID. wilson ,'loNahhl d.
S,,no lIuIIis Hoffman, John l.. Whitehead, Fannie i.
go amman ple,s-tsenea Tcrn-Adjourned Tor the trm
Common rleas-Spccal 1ern-briOfe "'eeheh' j.
Mo Goo, plcas-Equty Terrn-Adiourne for The term
No. io17 1913 1882, 1889, GO. 1929. III liz.
1875 Io7j iii 100, 1864, %5i. ?3'' 3d. 1867. 3D.
Como Plcas-Tra Term-rarts II and II-Adjourncd
Or r Court-Gcncal Tem-AdJourned until April g.
snr.ror Court-Spccial Term-Before MeAdam j.
s%,si,o7 Court-Equy Term-Bcfore Dusro, J-No
superor Court-Trai Term-Part I-Before sedgwiek.
G JPNos 1881, 1863. 27j2. - ~,
- Siueror Corr:-Ti ial rrm-Paft 1l-Bfote Freedman.
JtTS. iIai, 1888. 1861. 1872 1910 zoos 100, Oh
superIor Couft-1rial Tctm-P1it IIl-Eeioie 'lider'
sIcoga J.-No,. So, 1894 1913 l'o'' io'' 'o 2' l.
ti,y Court-speclal Term-Before Newburger' J-Mo.
"ity Court-Tra Term-Purt IDcfoFr Van wyek, j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
FIRE INSURANCE. LEGISLATION WANTED.

A circular issued by the National Board OF Fire
Underwriters ha, been sent to all the insurance com
panies OF the country calling their attention to the
alarming increase in fire losses during the last ten
years. suggesting that all Of them address their
respective representatives. both senators and Con-
.rcssmcn, urging their earnest consideration Of
communication or recommendation which the Presi-
dent may make to Congress on the subject. A letter
has also been TO the President setting forth the
figures showing this Increase OF loss and requesting
him to call the attention Of Congress to the subject.
The following recommendations for legislation are
made: THAT Investigations TO the causes Of all
fires be required by law. with provisions for the prose-
cut,on Of fraudulent cases. Better building laws
poor construction being at present prolific source Of
fire. leading to great destruction of both life and
property. Adequate regulations special hazards,
such rs electricity. oils explosives and dangerous
compounds. Greater care the part OF the people
Regarding the fire danger In all Of It's bearings"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
POSSIBILITIES IN NAVAL PROMOTION.

Captain Richard W. Meade, who has been Europe for
time duty in connection with the Worlds Coum.
ban Exposition, and who returned home few days aga
and to the Gsey House has been ordered before
the Promotion Examining Board at Washington He /
In number below Captain Erbcn, who Is before
the Beard and will be entitled TO promotion to conmo.
dolc upon the retirement OF Commodore W. p Mccain
May Promotions TO the vacancies In the captins' list
be made until the OF Commander Frederick r.
Smith Is disposed Of Ii is believed that the Board will
report against his promotion. The Board has been In
communication with his former commanding officers TO OBJ
facts OF his official capacity and Is said that theso
reports all favorable. Commander Smith has
ordered duty since July, 1876, and has been
waiting orders since October IL, 1891.
The onlcer In the list is Commander James D.
(sTaham who has recently been tho subject OF Of
inquiry Norfolk and his will have be repord
upon before hc be ordered for examination.
The vacancy which occurred In the ommanders' last
months ago. fiji which Lieutenant Commander George
NJ examined has rot been filled because Of the
reports in his Until IL is finally determined
whether he shall be promoted be dropped with
ray officer BE- promoted above him commander.
Is believed that 10th he aud Commander Smith
he deposcd aa,nuch other ocers several numbers
below been ordered for examination. Lieutenant
but hos been put waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

suitable furniture While the service prac-
ucay destitute OF modern sanitary appliances and hXt
The Commission advises the preparation and enact
mcnt without delay OF act to provide ac4ommOda-
lions for insane pet committed the Of the
Commissioners OF Charities and Correction the city
or New-IOrk, authorizing the city to make the follow
ing purchases and to do the work herein designated
and 10 Issue bonds therefor not exceeding 81 900 0O0
TO wit:
FirStTo acquire additional land at or near Central
lslip as il may be needed for Inc Of the insane.
SecOad-To construct additional buildings and
large present permanent buildings. and TO equip the
for the OF the insane Wards Island and at
Central Islip
Third-T6 acquire by purchase or otherwise that
part OF Wards Island. with riparian rights. not owned
by the city.
Foul;h Upon the completion and equipment OF the
buildings herein authorized and referred TO- the insane to
and the temporary buildings vacated to be forth
with removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
cOUyIERFEI1S OF THE NEW SILVER ISSUE

The sub Treasury yesterday received the first coun-
terfeit Of the Issue Of silver subsidiary currency
There have been reports Of the circulation Of bogus
hnfdolIars among the italian laborers In one OF
tbs Ncw-Jerscy coast counties. but here
toiore counterfeit, have come 10 the knOwl-
edge OF the sub Treasury here. Yesterday AT
ternoon a handolar was presented for inspec-
ton to Cashier Muhlcman and his able assistant
by who said that a bet had been made upon it,
gcnuneness. Tie coin taken over the counter
OF liquor shop at Eighty frstSt. and Firstave. and
bogus II well calculated to deceive one who
was not expert. The medallion on the diverse was
well executed but the reverse showed comparis IN
with genuine coin much coarseucss In the work The
coin had been produced by mould and the inferiOrty
Of TIC work was shown especially on the bead work
around the milling the scroll which bears the iuscrip-
ton T. Plnribus Innm.7 the wings OF the eagle and
the stars above the eagle. curious feature was that
tie date 1r92' was In thinner figures tian in the
genuine COIN although uherv sc the work on the couI-
tcrfclt The ring Of the false coin good
but teerc Is greasy feeling 10 II and the color Is
slightly le1ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
DISSATISFIED PoLICY-HOLDERs.

A number OF the member OF the Life Union IN.
.urance Company at No. 23i Broadway and 'ts D'''i
Of dlrctors arp still at loggcrhcads YESTERDAY 'Sno'
;. Kchlbech representing the diSahec'eo po"',
ho,dors made application before Judge Gicer1ch oi
the CITY Court for a wit Of mandamus to compel r. a.
winahs secretary Of the Life Union, To coll moet
ing OF the members Of the company. Judge o,esoho"
reserved his decision. Fifty members pc"uoru o'
rho call of n general meeting ON March - thder urc
bysw. OF the company the secretary must cnn meet
ing II fifty policy holders demand II. In court Seser
day # WIS sho yn that eight OF the hy signerS Oh e
petition had withdrawn their names ana i"' '""'
reason the secretary had refused 10 Issue 'nl' app"
;-hr uas then made by the dissatisfied pohcy oa'r-
for a writ OF mandamus. II the application Is oen's'
another petition having Hfty signatures VIII be sent !"
the secretary Luchis -. Robertson ue VIZ p,,' -,
dcnt of The company said Yesterday me ehP"scs VI
snecial meeting are unnecessary. III VIC" I" uc i"s
ihai the time for the annual meeting Il 30 heh d
trd Tho affairs Of our company now being IN
tcotcd bv The state Department Of Insurance. ana
the Investigation Will sho" that i'S nh""'a' oo"''N'"
1 nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
THE cOUyrERFEITER HAD escaped ONCE.

Frank Meron and his mother in-law. Mrs. Annie
fogiani. nrraignod before Commissioner Shields
Yesterday on charges Of passing counterfeit money
Assistant United states Attorney John o. Mott rep
.ented the Government and Charles f. lie Bari Ter
the prisoners. The first witness Matthew T.
Griffin "A secret service agent who arrested Meron in
Third ave. Saturday. lie testified to finding a
counterfeit half dollar In tle oash drawer OF every
store at which the woman made a purchase. At her
home. No. 100 Ncwost.. GrccnpoTt, he discovered n
melting pot ladlc. plaster OF Paris, n sheet Of zinc
acids and other things used by c0unerfe!.crS. In
Mer0n's house No. 3lj Eckford St. Grecnpoln Were
found anthony and other objects OF u'c In making
lad coins
Thomas r. Caaehan. another secret Service man,
told how he arrested Mrs. Fagian. Several witnesses
declared that Mcron the who escaped from
Policeman John W. Barrett. IN FutOn-St. Broollyn,
last December. The Italian wa~ arrested
pccted fcOu. but managed TO knock the officer down
and TO escape. As he ran. he cmptied his pockets
OF counterfeit coins. The cases were adjourned until
Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

An ouplication was made 10 Surrogate Ransom yes
to-day TO remove Michael Cain ms The executor OF the
estate OF his brother, Peter CAIN Who died IN Jan
uary, 1890. The testntor by his VIII proViue" .'
-, ~ rho nrone-iy should 20 Ia hi, widow. and nc
l.o onnonted her the guardian OF MS five children
lie oupolntd as executors b, brother, already men
uoned and Patrick Rooney. Since the death oi VT
Cain the estate has been In litigation Decision wa
reserved. -
Judgc Giegerich, In the Court Uf Common i1eas
Yesterday handed down decisiOn refusing to grant IN
Injunction against the Aronsons to prevent hcm iroN
displaying picture Of Loc Fuller III 'he COSTUME J"
,n"h .he nu,,,red in the "serpentne dance Il. the
On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
The WIyDERMERE ABANDONED.

Asbury Park, March % tsrecaD.-The stranded ship
Wndermere, which came ashore near Deal Lake last
Friday morning, will probably be total wreck She
is fifteen feet deep In the sand and l. sinking
deeper every day. The leak in her bottom Is a big
one, and the powerful pump OH tie upper deck,
although running both night and day. has sue
cecded In lowering the water IN her hold. The YES
eel has been abandoned by her owners, Fisher &
sprott, OF London. Alfred W. Dcy, of the American
Board Of Underwriters, abandoned the vessel mt the
same time. The Insurance is held entirely by British
companies. She cost $4,000 and was insured fol-
$4,000. 1t Is said that the Merritt Wretklng Com
pany has been employed by the English 3O;rd OF
Underwriters TO haul the ship of and take her Into
New York.
At the Office Of Vernon II. Brown & Co, 10 whom
the Windermerc consigned. II was said yesterday
that there stll prospect Of getting the vessel
OH Tie captain Of the Wndermcre wa, in the city
yesterday and deposited his rpers with the British
consul The captain ~ the vessel is usual in such
cases, is acting agent Tor both the owners and
underwriters The story OF trouble between the cap
tain and the Merritt king people was denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
70 BRIBES T4KEX. SAY THE CCRONERS.

Ley AMI MESSENGER Investigated yesterday tie
charges OF corruption made by Ignaz Adler, liquor.
seller No Pip >econdaSe., and decided that ono
connected Cooners Office had accepted brides from
Adler.
Two subpoena servers Lehman and Mandebaum, were
taken before Adler, but he failed - Identify them
Mr. Adler saii lac positive he could recognize the
men to he had paid the money, but said that he
hod no further Investigation would be made, a. had
already been pm. "a considerable inconvenience. He
said he had never any charges. Coroner
MESSENGER thought that II there any backmainy Il
was by per-ons outside OF the oce ind said tAss
there would be a further investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
A MlyDARD OIL RUMOR DENIED.

Pttsburg dispatch yesterday stated that the
Standard OH Company expected soon 10 purchase
another independent pipe line, projected by producers
The dispatch asserted that the line almost com
plcted between the Mcdonald field. southwest OF
rftsburg, and Linwood. on the Delaware River be
low Philadelphia. The Crescent Company is said 10
be constructing the line and would be pumping oil
to the scahonrd within three MONTHS At the Office
Of the standard on Company II declared ycser-
day that no negotiations had been opened for the
purchase of any pipe line. and none We're cx-
pectcd 10 opened. The STANDARD officers said that
they had knowledge Of ANY pipe line being under
construction, although they Ind heard talk OF The
Intention OF the producers to build one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
THE pprNcyFRH) DIVORCE SUIT.

The second trial Of the suit Of Mrs. HchreUa
princkerhof for an absolute divorce from Dahel ~
BrlnckerhOif, the wealthy cracker bihcr res"i''d III
verdict for Mr. Erlncl.erhOn. IN the supreme court
tro Justice Patterson and Jury Yesterday. In the
er., trial which was had in January last, Mrs.
princkcrh)f charged her husband with Improper con
duct with IA number Of women. and Mr.. irihcRrhoiI
made counter charges against his vile. The uhi
resulted in . disagreement Of the jury. When the
case was called yesterday Mrs Brinckerhoh d'd not
appear 10 press the charges against her h"ro'I" anu
,b unu.ual proceeding Of taking m Inquest for The
defendant was witnessed. Mr.. HrincKcTior pronucei
cvdrnrr Of the inhdclity Of hi wlf:. and AFTER ue
cvIcnce was all In the jury found verdict Tor Mr.
EriuckerEOf,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
IN pvty,RcE COUNTY OBLIGATIONS.

r,o,,.,ent is on foot TO form ASSOCIATION WIN
,.u, IN ,s,ited action 10 enforce the payment VI
cor,o,n securities issued by Colorado couhn'S' ms
e hased On a recent decision by the supreme 'our'
of the United states aeans; Chahec county, Cco'"o'
which compels the county to pay series Oh opn"'
uhIcb II had attempted TO Iepniia'e' Inc 'ntou
c,o,es Circuit Court OF Colorado. In recent u'o''o"
On the case Of II. II. Dudley Nc"''"''p,""s
t NJ certain warrants which were 10 be
e.U About 100000 of these securities
l an,d N he held in Ncw-York and Ncw-Engand
md the proposed association OF creditors WILL cover
eho two sections OF country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
FUNERAL OF JAMES DAILY.

Many prominent politicians attended the funeral Of ex
State James DAILY yesterday morning. at St. AIMS
Catholic Church, in Twelfth-st Thirdave.
A solemn Of requiem was celebrated by the
pastor the church, the Rev. A. j. Clancy assisted
by the Rev. william NJ. Jackson and the Rev. j. II.
Delaney. The pallbearers James W. Ridgway,
Attorney OF brooklyn; Judge James Fitzgerald
OF the Court OF General Sessions James Coleman
Street Cleaning Commissioner exPolice Justice Maurice.
J. Powers, John l.. Caan ex.Coroner John r. Nugenk
]. +. Wallace Henry Allen and y. Fitlsimmoas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
DENMARK TO ASSIST PEIRY's REscUERs.

Philadelphia, MaTh 2o-Ncws was received at the
Academy Of Natural sciences in this city yesterday that
letter had arrived Washington addressed to secrc
tary Blaine from the United states Minister at Den
mark announcing that the Danish Government has
issued instructions to its officials in Greenland "to
extend all possible support to the expedition for the
relief Of Lieutenant Peiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
Good
Until Used.

That's the history Of the worthless locks
with small keys that some people confuse
with the "YALE." The genuine YALE"
lock. like genuine love, laughs at lock-
smiths, and stands the world over Tor
the greatest convenience, the greatest
strength. and the greatest security. BE
sure YOU get the genuine, by being sure
that the word "YALE" Is stamped on
ayery Key. Sold wherever locks sell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
SALE or THE ALEXANDER HIMIIroy ESTATE

SHE or THE ALEI4NDLR H1NILTON E>TiTE
The 'Grlnge" the Alexander Hamilton estate was
kno77n was sod yesterday at the Real Eatc Exchange
the ur.nelpal buyer being Orlando H. Potter. lie made
the nrst bid 1t 100000 which quickly raised by
spccuators Mr. Potter however, oubid oil competitors
when he offered $40 800. Fourteen lots OF the estate
were sold In separate lots at total Of 100000 The
other BUYERS were T. Il. Clarkson James r. Hay T.. b..
Ta,rchiId and ID. Robinson, u.
Mr. Potter has yet made up his mind what he
will do with the property, hut he will In any save
the thirteen elm trees that growing upon the
land These trees generally supposed have been
panted by Alexander Hamilton representation Of the
thirteen original Statcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
pBOUIRJrJ0y VICTORIOUS IN IOWA.

Dcs Moires, Iowa. March 22.-The Catch LII, sub
situtng county option for prohibition I'm Iowa, was
finally disposed Of today, being Indefinitely post
p0ned in the lower House Of the Legislature. The
vote was strictly PARTISAN the Republicans favoring
postponment aud the Democrats opposing II. \
large crowd Of spectators was In attendance The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
GrTTEyBThG CAUSED HIS RTTy,

Judge MARITIME In General Sessions yesterday zen.
tonced John II. Hartford twenty-five Years 3D. to
the Emlra Rcformaofy for stealing $1,000 from his
employers. smith sllls, wholesale gtoccrs In Eighth
ave. The yonng man said that drink and betting on
the Guttenbnrg had cau'ed his downfall. Ills
father who Is seventy four years old and Nvc' 1T
Waterbury, Conn. has had to sell his home 10 replace
what H., son stole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

TO COMMIT z. ". FIELD TO AN asylum
f. VI. Field will be arraigned before Justice Van
Brunt in the Court Of oyer and Termner this MORN
Ing, when he will be committed to some a. ylum for
the insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
result OF the vote greeted with cheering by the
PROFESSOR WHITE Will NOT GO TO CHI

PEOFESSOR WHITE WILL NOT 20 TO CHICAGO.
Boston. March 22.-Professor John Williams White.
Of Harvard College, has decided not to accept the
naterng offer made TO him by President Harper. Of
the Chicago University and will remain in Cam
bridge
The Board Of Managers OF the New England Educa-
tonal Society voted yesterday to consolidate with the
Methodist Board OF Education of New-York on May
Is, next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
IA N AN wants but little
IAW here below,
But everybody
wants H-O
for
breakfast.

Nos 5ss,, see4, !sl7 5s27 ;2?s. 5go5. 52l2. 4G77,
;sl, $50 I2!3. 52il, 5Sl ~ 81 i99l5 i S9
City Conrt-Troi Term-Part 1I-Eefore Ehr!lch; c: j.
80: 500, 1923, $50 672s iei5 i9i5 52ii t599:
No, 100. 25iD 5ief SSH $3.50. 1924. 1898, 1915
$3.50 300 J9i2 $3.50. 1851. 59!3 SOS.
CITY Court-Trial Tern-Part IN-i3oiOrc Mccarthy. j.
Nos. ii. 90. short eause,. Nos GOA, G1I0 6o2i III
1924. sI59. 7i0o, Ili3, 10lS. g,
Court Of General Scssons-Psrt I-Be.ore Smyth H.,
and Assistant Distrct-Attorney Weeks-Nos. to ~
Inclusive. 49,, ,,., ,
court General SessionsIart II-Defore MARITIME j.,
and Assistant Dlstrct-Attorney Townsend-Nos 70 l.
inclusive. 80, 49,. ,,,..,o.o,,
j. and Assistant District Attorney Osboine-Nos. " L.
incl
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@untes Slllerlei aus @aerifu.

: prdiioent Dia3 bat bic offieieae
8efanntma9ung erlafen, baB Der
Ginfubr5oll auf Getreioe am /. Oes
3ember wieber in &raft treten mir6.
Sn Golge beijen bat bic @infubr bor
3boresfbluB iebt einen fol6en llm>
fang angenommen, baB bic 9aupte
Babnlinien b6llig nit Nfaisz6ra6tsiis
gen blodirt iinb. gfab suberldifgem
S9dbungen linb iudbrenb Der Oauer
Der 3oasSu8peniion ni1t meniger als
Al Millionen Bufbel &orm aus ben
Ser. Staaten mad Merifo importirt
iporben.
= Ser merifanii6e GongreB bat bes
i6loRen, ONT l. Sanuar 1896 baS Mes
ter<Spftem in gan3 Merifo ein3ufiibs
ren. Gin anberes Deeret perldngert
ben Serlnin Der gmortiiation Der &us
pfermiinaen be8 alien SptemS biz
gum 80. SUM 1898.
Nu8 Wonterep ipirb mitgetbeilt,
baB Musfi6t auf bic 0erldnserung Der
Iationalz9 z9lmericalts8abn bortbin pors
banben fei. 0tr. 9untington, Der
prdiibent ber 9iibli6en Yaeific 8abn
unb Der Merifanii@en Smteruationals
8abn, bate i9on lange ben Bam elmer
unabbdngisem 2inie na9 Monterep ges
plant. Die 2inie .tpirb i9lieBli6
uabri6einli6 bis Sampilo berldngert
perben.
= Oas Obergeri1t in Der 9auptz
ifabt WteritO bat bic 9luslieferung bes
llrfunbenfdli6ers 2etpis bei6loRen
nnb beiien transport mad &anfas
@itp, Mo., geitattet.
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Geittassrateu mad oem @iiooittu.

Die Snternatiomal 8abn (S. & g..
N. G. G.) gepdbrt aud in bieiem
Sabre iibli6e State bon einem
GabrpreiS fur 9in= unb 3ndreiie na6
allen StdOten bes SubofexS unb stpar
am 90, 21. unb %. DECEMBER. Mez
gen ndberer @inaelbeiten erfunbigt
Sud bel benz nd9fen 9idetsNgenten
ober tpen6et Sud an
S. 8. price,
u. g. g. a.,
palefine, Seras.
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@tre Sur fiir Mbeumattsn,ns.

9r. 3. u. Sfinner bon Serarfana,
Irt., lit ein 9ans entbuiiaitii6er Iers
ebrer BON @bamberlains .painsBalm"
gr gebrau6te bieien S6mersen 8alz
lam gegen Gbeumatisnlus unb iagt:
sd finbe, baB bies bas bette locale
9eilmittel bagesen ill.," gu baben
in San Nntonio in ben 9lpotbes
fen bon s. &alteper & Son, Doipz
ling & Gloob, s. G. Sod, u. OreiB,
8. S6u6arb, &. @obn & Co., S. 3.
9arriiou unb &alteper & S6u6arb.
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Gin ,s,,aebeurer ssra,pau

enipidelt td i'm sirper, penn tie aeber auber Srb=
nuns serdb 0aue tritt ns BIut unb farbt ben 1etni
unb BITE ansdpiel faranseIb sartiGes aopfweb iteat
f& elm, BITE gerbauunssorsane perfasen ben Disnit,
tte Gusepetbe serftopfen fA, man empfinbet e&mers
gen In Der reten 6eite unb INTERN e&ulterbIatt bcr
Gtbem tpirb nbelreGenb, bic 3unse belest, Sdrtns
belanfdue tcmmen nantentl@ Bel f&neaem auffteben
Dor. Dtefe Gpmpcme berten anf etne ernftttde St6s
ruus ber aenitutipn. sic fnb aber Ieit beltar NIT
Softetter's Masenbttters, rees iebe Spur bon gers
bauunsstef&werbeu unb Garentrunfbetten beietiist,
resslmdbtse Gbdttstet bes DarmtanaIs bef6rbri unb
gu seiunbem Hppetit unb S&l4 rcrbilft. Das Btters
1T aubersem ein prraisli&es SpeeaImttte fur malartas
artise unb Rierenleibea, Rbeumattsmus uab ause=
meiue Sdwd2e. DreimaI tdslib etn gBeinslaS pcu.