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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-09-27

Fowls easily take cold, and are then
apt TO suffer from the disease known
as roup. This is bad form of catarrh
and is often fatal. The fowls sneeze
and breathe with difficulty on account
Of the filling of the nostrils with thick
CURLY matter which has bad odor.
The remedy, which should be applied
as soou as the trouble appears, is to
wash the head and mouth with warm
vinegar and then apply a solution of
chlorate of potash in water, as strong
as it can be made, to the mouth and
nostrils with feather and pour tea
spoonful down the birds throat. To
avoid this disease the birds must be
kept dry and clean. 1t is exceedingly
contagious and much resembles the
common diphtheria.
A German naturalist enumerates the
following birds and mammal as deserv-
ing OF protection: Shrews, bats, owls,
cuckoos, swallows, swiths, nightjars,
treecreepers, woodpeckers, wrens,
robins, whitethroat, watcr-wag tails,
and fitmice.
Many of the fowls will naturally
select the trees for roosting, the Leg
horns being more disposed to do SO
than the large breeds. To prevent
them from SO doing, confine them in
the poultry house for three days and
nights, and they will then forget the
trees and begin to roost in the house.
When you don't know what to do
for sick animal, make it as comfort
able as you can and let it alone.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-09-27

StocKwell is making fight to re-
main assignee of the Mutual Banking
Surety, Trust and Safety Deposit
Company, at Philadelphi. He has
besought the Court for an early hear
ing of the legal points bearing on his
removal. Responding to a circular
sent out by Supreme Justice Somei by
of the order of the Iron Hall, 81 dele
gates, representing branches in Phila-
delphia, Easton, Sayre, Athens and
Chester met Monday and elected
delegates TO the reorganization meet
ing in Baltimore, Saturday.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-09-27

MATT, veterinary Surgeon,
Nh Midway, Ky. W.,
rs Mt. Sterling ON Court-days. "hcn
viii answer telegram.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-09-27
The Mountain Air AS a Tonic.

1t is the atmospheric depression
which, in one conjunction with good
bygienic conditions, acts on invalids
who go to the mountain resorts, and
promotes in their blood the formation
of new sanguineous globules fit for
the assimilation of oxygen. The
more abundant nutrition of the au-
mentation of the appetite observable
in sojourn in the mountains are not
the cause but the consequence of the
improvement which such sojourn
brings. Indeed, even admitting that
the action of elevated sites on the
blood may owe something to other
causes, it is difficult to resist the in
duction that climatic establishments
are in general to be preferred to min
eral-water resorts-certainly, to those
whose reputation is chiefly built or
fashion or entertainments on the ell
semble of adventious attractions, from
which health pure and simple has
little to gain.-New York Ledger.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-09-27
School Age in Various States.

The age st which pupils are allowed
to enter and to continue in the public
schools differs greatly. Of the forty
nine States and Territories, six admit
them at four years of age, nineteen al
FIVE, twenty at six, three at seven and
one at eight. The States admitting
tshem at four are Maine, Connecticut,
Flourida and Montana. The schools
Alabama and North and South Dakota
do not receive them till they are seven
OF the remainder the "school age
terminates at twenty in nine, al
eighteen in seven, at sixteen in three
and at fifteen in three.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-09-27

In his speech at Brooklyn, Monday
night, Senator Hill thus aptly referred
to the much mooted report of Labor
Commissioner Peck: 81 know this
much, that the Democratic party will
be entirely content to permit every
workingman whose wages has been
increased since the passage of the Me
Kinley bill to vote the Republican
ticket, if our opponents viii consent
that all those whose wages have not
been increased shall vote the Demo-
cratic ticket. and upon that basis we
will carry the country by million
majority.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-09-27

Near Warsaw, Mimi, Kittie Yancy,
II, and her brother were killed by a
panther which escaped from Bar
NUNS circus ten days ago. They were
passing through wooded region, &C
companied by dog, which aroused
the panther, and all three were found
dead at noon Monday. The panther
was afterwards killed.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-09-27
The 1892 Tobacco Crop.

Reports from the 1892 crop are
more encouraging generally than a
month or more ago in the leaf belt.
In the West the weather so far in
September has been all that could be
asked for, and late rains and heavy
dews are doing for the Tobacco more
than was expected, yet the general
belief is that the crop will be short,
and in the Burley belt the yield is
placed by the most conservative and
best posted at rs to so per cent,
while there are others who will not
concede over so to 60 per cent, but
evidently their views are colored by
their immediate surroundings, judg-
ing all sections TO be like their imme-
date neighborhood. Tobacco in
some neighborhoods is taking on a
good body, and samples shown of
some early curings betoken fair to
good color, but these are probably ex-
ceptional crops, and it is the general
belief that the 1892 Burley crop can
not in any way approach the 1891
crop (Which was an exceptional one
in this particularly in color. This
manufactures also believe and the old
crop is in demand for this season.
In the dark export and stripping
districts the crop Jared better earlier
in the season than in the Burley belt,
and the weather we are now having
is of especial value to the dark crop,
giving it plenty of time to mature
and giving it body. The stripping
districts output is fair average in
crop in yield, while the export dis
tricts will probably have a crop
above the average in yield, and of ex-
ceptional quality, Juggling very lightly
and adding to the scarcity of dark
western Tugs, which are now so high
and likely to go considerable higher
to the discontinue of the Regies.
The Virginia and North Carolina
crop like the Burley, has improved
considerably by the weather of Sep
TENDER, and the prospects, now that q
fairly good crop will be gathered
while month ago the chances were
that the 1892 crop would be very
inferior one. Some sections fareC
better than others, and Eastern Noru
Cardinals crop is about all housed
and Western North Carolina will. ge
a much better crop than anticipated
although it might be better. South
Carolina has fair crop in both yielt
and quality and it all has been in fol
some time past. In Virginia TIL,
Bright crop is now being fast cut, anC
good judges now venture 70 per cent.
when month ago they would no
think over 5O per cent,
The Dark Crop of Virginia is al
that could be expected, and, like tn,
West, it promises to lug lightly.
The Cigar Leaf States are nov
busy cutting their crops-in fact il
in the Connecticut Valley one of tn
best crops is now housed, and in New
York a good crop is also almos
housed. In Pennsylvania and Obi
the flea got in his work the las
month. and it is said an otherwise fin
crop is largely damaged for any
thing but filters. In Wisconsin hal
the past week has done some damag
and some tobacco has been cut gree
on account of fear of frost, but tn
great bulk Of the crop will be house,
in good condition large and fin
crop.-Western Tobacco journal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-09-27
Time To Halt.

Just about 100000 Russian and Pol
ish immigrants have landed in this
country within the last fiscal year.
They have left Russia and Poland under
distressful circumstances. At least
three infectious or contagious diseases
prevalent in the regions from which
they have come, and are yet coming.
We have learned by experience of the
past year, during which they have
brought typhus fever and small pox
to our city, that self-protection requires
us to be on our guard against the ships
that carry here passengers from
plague-riddcn regions, especially from
those regions, in which the Asiatic
cholera is now prevalent. 1t may be
necessary to raise the bars against dan
gerous emigrants from Europe. 1t is
criminal TO open our doors to pcstil-
ence.--N. Y. Sun.
Highest waterfall, Ribbon yosemite
Valley, $500 feet
Tallest chimney in the world, is IN
Rollax, Glasgow, 4554 feet.
Longest river, Missouri-Mississippi
1900 miles.
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0csen ocn slutiicmitisn,us.

Serlin, 20. 9tpril. Die ,9torbz
beutide alaemeiue .5eitung" uimmt in
eluem leoeuiallS BON ober hcrab inlpirirz
ten, itarfen 2eitartitcl Stelluna aeqeu Die
aui Setrelbeu St0der'8 eriolote Grbebuua
oes IntlIcmiliSmuS III eiuem Der Saupts
punfte beS neuen lIrogrammS Der 9eutid).
@oueruatpen. Gs iet nid)t nur anit0Big
nnb perleeeno, ia9t bas Slatt. peu Nnti,
lemitlsmus ;u elnem polltilteu @runbias
su erheben, ionoeru e5 iuirte aud repolutio-
Rlrenp. Die oemagogiifeu GubSlele peS
Intllemtti5mus leleu perfuiiun9smdBig III.
erreidbar. SSolle man Ie erreidlen, 10
miiiie man Die beiiebenpen &erbGltniNe ums
itiirsen. gSsr ieoof) eiueu llmitur; Der be-
ftebenben Serbaltuiiie lebiglid III benz
a3wede plaIe, Dem 9nttlemitismu5 ;um
Srlumpbe Su perbelfen, Der iei itlimmer,
ais Die SoStaloemofraten.
Gin nenes GbcgeieB fur ilnsara.
9Sien, 20. 9lpril. 2uS SuOapeit
miro berid)tet, oaB i'm uugnri9eu 8eiA8z
taa beuuadlit Der Gutwurf eiue8 neueu
GbegeleeeS elnaebro4t ueroeu iou, mel6es
Die GbeidlieBung Sluih'u 9lugeb0rigeu Der
beloen &Onieiloueu leselt, Sen aatbOlifen
Die SSleberoerbeiratbuUs mad erlangter
StelbuHg gelta!tetAno Die Erieiter, melt)c
Sranurgen uc,AslsheA Su @anoatareu Oe5
Staate5 mad)t,
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@eneral. Yrobe fur 0aS uUa-
diHgS sen" Sum Setcn oeS
uSl c ms rir uubeitb - vi
Der S&afIenbaQe beS ). 9fegtmentS tano
geitcru AbeuO Die Gener0l= 4roUc flir paS
gum Seiteu res Gde Gulliurps 2lueuue uuO
2l. SwaBe belegeueu p45eimS iir llnbell'
bare" III Der rHtIiIt.2ltaOcmle" am 0tou=
tag, %. 2luguit, 2lbeuoS, 81 uerault0ltcnoc
IND III elmer am iolgeuNeu Gage III clner
Matlnee 81 mieoerboltnOc uUatIngSIef"
ltatt.
gia1 Der 9irobc VI urtbsileH, wir0 oicleS
cineu pSaitua1ta Oouuerltdg III Neneoia"
uno einen y%euetiaullt)cu Sal" pGvltellenOe
6elt ell iiberauS 9liujenocS weroeH. SSenu
aut geteru Die umeu unO 0erren, pclbc
III Dem tur einen 10 eoleu Smed gepIomettH
6eliIpiele mluprfeH, aH!} nod nIdt ale III
ben tOrbageu, farbcupr0d)tlgen &oltHmcn
eribieueu luareu, 'onberu nur Die NlIbrer
uuO NilbveyIuueU Der uerldlieaeHeu GruppcH
uuO SQl;e, 10 lleB Dies bot) bercitS abuen,
pcldl' lb0usu 2tnblif OaS 6etlplel 1lIr ~
itd)erlid) SablrelheH SclHher oslieIben b
ten mIrN.
Die tautomme uu0 uameutlid) bie duie
iIuo BON $roieiior Garl Murml9 uon
Ntm.9)oGf, Der Die Sorbeycltuu9cu, ME GUd)
Die geItrlgc @cueralprobc leltete, iibcruuS
fiiulIlcrIld) arraugtrt uuo Seldlueu lid) belous
oers IRE elaumtgyuppiruuge ourdl S-ls
9malltdt MD SG0nbeIt ans. Die 8autoz
mime, lueld)e auf Ole SeustlIuild)e Garuez
ualSltte, ouB ole glnua5me elHer Stole etuc
Game uerpilId)tet, III oeS 9eberS @clsuitaft
all Gem.li0sfeunelDeu tbcll III uebmeH, Be
Sug ulmmt, uarO bon Den SrI5. Glia &err
uuo GuMa 9SluiumS MD Oeu lDSo. 2SlllIam
0uu uno 9tco. @rap sur OarIclluig &C.
bradIt unO langcn uGbrenO berlelbeu ole
0tltglieber Der Gbor=8lane beS QrH. SibIon
baS tHmer germ gehOrte 20, why art thou
not near meg"
Erot. SgePS Srdeltcr begleitete bic Auf=
fubruug uuo SGuje, meldle HIbt miUber
rel;eno ltuo. SH cinem erdelnt cine 9lus
Sahl lEuger Mi0ot)en Ill Jfolen, Selldeu,
Supen, piaaSlebteH II. !. 10. rGrlteQeuOen
SolIlimeu, unlQuurt pom flelnea NtGodlen,
ais Sleneu toltiimlrt; ell ;weiter fiiBrt
eiuige DrelBIg aIlerIIeblte Sdaferlnneu III
tlelplameH 3tococo &oltlimen OOr; baun
iolQt ais britter Der San; Der @ouoollere
IND tbrcr Sd)Oueu, meld)c Die 8alta9uetteu
QQr Qeid)idt III haupbabcu uliieu, mGlreno
Die gonOOlieye NH Ntaupollneu erldlelueu.
9fi6t mluoer hHbld) pcrpeu DER grtedlnd)e
uub Der SeHtrtauS lctH.
Gar Iebb0IteH Sclfal eutlodteu aber be-
iouoerS 25 tlelue i bis 10 Sabre alte
WtGOt)eu nit lbrem Yuppeutau;, unO
9lclbaltrigc &uabeu nit etuem rSabps
fauS" ben Sablrclden %eiutern Der lrobs.
0le be,oeN lcBtgeuaunleu Sauie mtlccu
nur III Der Wtatnee an 0teuitog auige.
rliQyt.
Sin &eiud bcS n6oiDiugSfereS" fann
oabsr uur empioBeu mevoeH, I'm 10 meby,
ais Der Urtrug etNcm pobItbGttgeH 3pede
geml0met nj.
ljlt Ocm &eytuIic Der @iQete iiir Die re.
ierulrtcu Sipe ut i'll 2lIbtrt'S SIltet. 8iireuu,
9tr. Is, 9tOrO- Gba.IeSryGBc, bereitS lclt
NtoutQg bcIouutu moroen. Die goQeu
mcroeu moygeu, 0oUuerltag, 2l5euo5
llbr, III Der u.giullt.Nfu0emlc" ucrllelQcrt.
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ssrauptiit,uaeu tu souispiae.

2ouiSpille, Sg., 20. Aprll. - gSdb-
reno Der uer9angenen !iadt wurOeu iieben
Seriuhe sur Giud'deruna Der hieii9su
Stapt eeniadt. Tiuneu bier Stuuoeu
muroen iiiuEebn 9auier in 6olge Don
SrauoItiituug serii6rt. Der Serlut belduft
ii9 aui SIS 900. allie Alorme tamen ans
pem ndmliden Stapttbeile uno folgten 10
raid auieiuanoer, ouB SprieeucOmpa9uie II,
Deren Spribcuhduer 5 Dteilen BON Der
SrauOf6tte entlernt ld9en, gum 0ienit be-
ruieu meroen muBtsn. Sn Der 9tadlt bonn
leetrn Samltas fanDeu fiinf SrauOitlftuugen
in Der ndmlld)sn GesenO itutt, unO Elm &C.
rpiiier So. Ss9er, Den man fiir ben 6iibrer
Der Sanbe halt, muroe oerbaItet. Ser
gr0Bte Der angeridteteu SerIuIte eutitauo in
elner Sabatsiabrit uno Der pGrcelIor.Sa
brit" g8illiam Sing muroc III pcr uer9anz
qenen 9tad,t inter elmer SrauNitlftungS-
outage ieiiqenummen. 5u ieiueu 3aidleu
faHO man mebrere mt FetrOleum getrlHtts
SuQA 9oumpoue.
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Sfe,r.Mnrfer Iadhriditct.

gtsw.9 Orf, 20. april.-Gi4ter Sugras
ham fdQte beute int Sper. MD Sermller-
@erid)t oaS SoOesurtbell 9e9eu Sohu g.
SsmouO, meI6er icine Satin eriAOB mo
bes Ntorpe8 i'm eriten Gr0oe iiberriibrt III.
Gr ion III Der am 6. Sum begiunenoeu ySos
d.G purA gIettri5itdt bingerlttet werOsn.
Sob. Sortmann uuO Stto Sdlueiber
finb pom gSunbeS Gommliidr SbieIps mez
gen etues angebliten SerlutlS sur Yeie-
dung res 3oalnipettorS GOwIn ID. Sinl-
mons inter Ie $1,000 Siiraidaft geitelt NOR
ben. &eltere Ssrbaitan9en ite9en in aIS-
iidt
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g>a2eau pes stapt=Rcotftratprs,

q l I l III o c, Den d. Aprl 1882.
Die eommiiidre iir ben 2urhbrut Der StraBen in
Der Staot Baltimore BADEN eiTeu poilnbl9cn u1o
rerbeerteH Seritt iiber Die 9&ertbsrbo9uR9seuern
rung uHo GurtbrehuHg Der Spring= Stra6c, poH
SIiperz bis sur 2omnieHoz Strate, in @emdbbet Der
Seroronnn9 gfr. 53, pom Diapor uHo Stootratb
BON Baltimore 2. Uiai 1888 eenebuIist, ausz
selertiat uRb bel mir hintereat.
" iuiro blermit betannt senat, oa6 Die Slder uno
Yane Der belaatsn SprinGzS in S!reuu bes
Stact=Je9litrators OreiiIis Gage lang BON beute
ten Beronen, ipdbrcno pet)er 3eit seaen bic Gnt=
ifeiouH9 Der GonmifGre in ir9eno eiHem @'erttte,
neltes @eridtsbarfet oarber bat appeliirt nero eI
tGHE. S5obn ~. Hobb,
(S3,S ,95, 1O1 AZ SStQbtz2ieQiitrQtor.
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l1urcincS Slut.

SAT- olle 70 bdrii9 corforrerScr ocraltctsu
SrantheItcn bNbCn thrcu llripuln9 III Der uOtur.
ipiorigcn uugCunoCu Vcid)alicubeit osS &luteS,
oocr, wie man bisicn 3uituuo trciisnO III be-
Scid)ncn piegt, III uWtucm &lut. gaugs
ipteriqe Gntiiu0ungCu, rbcumnttdc SdIUCrz
5cu, id)lcid)enoc uu6 ltroiulOlc 3rautbcitcn un0
GuBcrldc llcbel, uie 9luS'dlldg, 6iuncn, 6lcdJs
ten, lm0 Die SSoigc Don Sd)Qrfe i'm Slut D. r..
Don StOficr, bic baS 8lut unreiu MAIDEN.
5foQt baS glut III reiucnl, irtIdltn, trditigtnt
Strom 6urd Die 9locrl 10 ilibrt C5 leotm ADr4
pertbCIl llno jeocu Srgau neue Irild)e YcbeN5s
frnIt iIuno lcitct ctoteUCrbrQuhten, abgcoBcneu
(Stofrc nltS hcnlGlbGu ab Die erIte Sorgc auf
baS t0rpcrlid)c gSObIcrgtbCu ibrer &jnoCr be-
oadJter GltCrn TuB c0 0CShalb iein, 0aB Der
carte ttnolldc AUrpCr Ilidt 6urd) uurtiuCS
Vlut iitr SranthCt5tcjmc Guer 9lrt cnplQHglld)
gemddt miro. IS III cine aQbcfNuntc Sbats
fade, baB YtCnid)cu nit Qtim0eu, lebhaitCn
Vlutfret8laNt im JEgenoud]cn, rpie III boberen
Nltcr uHgeid)eut 9luteduug SgefGbrcU trotet
f0HuCn, mdbrcu0 >Ber0neH nit uHrcIucm
Ylut ocuielbcu bel Ser crjtbctcu Geleaeuhcit crs
liegeU. 0auptiadlidb nllc S1Hutfrentbetsn int
bic Iolge uurciucn 8lut8 mie Uielc GUBCridl
pirttn0eu Wtittd Nudl ouQCgeu augemauOt
mcrccu mGgeu, ie mcr0Cu troB SeitrGtligeI
gerid)ujnocuS INNER miCoCrfcbrcn, 10 iGule
ba6 &lut rulrCiu 1T. 1troielu uuo iroIul0ie
&eidmcrocr, mie Observation-Disclosures, Gcz
ifWiirc NIB @eulcn. iHO bci it!cftcm 3uitaEo
oca &lutta troe zaibW mo ztmiercn unau8s
rottbar; iic pcrihmiuOcu Gaui uou ieltit. mcun
bas N!ut iriih mO rcin ord5 hie 23ern
itrGmt. SC9halb lit Gin Ntittcl, m.lc1cS oa5
NMt pon oilCn llnrciuigIciteu befrrtt, Die
namcutlid I'M ;artW &inOesater oaiielbe 10
haufig peridled)teru, ais cine ma6re 29ohltbat
fir Die Nlcuid)beit ;u bCtratteH. Gin ioitc5
giittcl lit his MN in 0eu 1t. 8ernaro Nrdutcrs
Yillen oil Die 6nnO gegeben. 0ielelbeu ltno ans
itblicBltd1 ans beliQmcn mo mur;tgcu 9uVrus
trGutcru ;ubcreitet uuo ioliten in eoer iSGHjiie
olS critics mO oberitt5 0duSmittcl 1orydtbiJ
gehnltcn mcrocn. Gtnige ct. &crndro FiucH
su redtcr 3cit qCuoulmell, fUuuen piet %eto uno
llugcmQh mo hobe Sector ruO 2ipothetcrrcd)a
nmgeu criplrGH; ite ijnOiu 0ergutCuN9otbete,
iOwie birett pom y. gicUIt0oter u So III Jtcu
yOri, y. 3. Boy 24l6, fir % Gcut5ju bc5e9eE.
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StaatSzeieenszSefanutmad,uua

Siersurd1 ioeroen aue Eeripncn ODER Ssnr=
nerid1a ftcit incorportrte ooer poItiIte, mee @ez
thdfte IN Der Staot Baltimore betreibe1 uHo elmer
Staafe SIeens oebirfen, aufgeforoert, cine &is
cens ooer Sruetcrun9 oericibeu am po:r nor
Dem mddncu L. Wtat Su eripirfe1. Yerionen, bic
9el1atte tIun lao eS uIterlaier, ibre 2iccui bis sum
nadi'ten l. vtai su erueuern iperoen in Stroie se=
nommen.
Sobn Z. 8rop, Gsq., Glcrr orS Common
Vicae=Scridlte, it bertit, Sicenisn ant unO
uadl osT 4. Htpril 1892, plbreno Der Sturoeu
spldeH llbr Soruttoss uno llbr 9tahmitta9s in
lelHeul 9hreaT tnl eroseihoB bes @erdptsgebGHees
ansiuitelen.
S5aaf 2. Sanmer,
{NnrI1 Il Df eSrsDI nIri) E>t1Priff
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Baltimore, ben u. gprl 1892.
Die eorlmiiidre far ben Ourtbruh Der StraBen in
pst Sinol S9tlilore paoen elnen polltanoiseH ino
GHtiddoiauHae1 uEo sluSgGbeH fiir Die @oHoemHrIns
mo Surhbretuna Der y.enntcn ooer Sarmum:
SfrnRc, BON Der Gbarlesnrabenz bis sur WarpIdnos
IpeHue, IN G)cmlRbeit Der &eroronung ytr. 1O1 pom
Sursermetler uno Staotrathe pom Baltimore Gm 25.
gtal 1881 9enebuligt. ausseTertlst uEo mir Desauz
biat.
Us ipiro biernit befannt aeuIattt, oaS Die Siter
uHo lalHe beia9ter Wcuntcu Strasc i'm Slreau
oss StaotzHesiirGtors oreiBia Gage lano poH hsute
on le9en hleibeE iulen fir Die lrunq aler babel bes
tbeilt9teH BerloneH, udbreEo petler Set aege1 Die
SntlteiouE9 oer Gommiilre in irgeno einem G'ez
rldte, netes @jerlttsbarfeit barIber beltt appe.z
lirt neroea lam. Spbu u. Rpbb,
(S3,9, 9,95, ,1O1,4) Staotz@ @ommijiIr.
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10

g3ot( feline qrt BON llnpdBljdlteit forlrIt 70
tdufig por, Iro Sludr BEL Grpadcueu pte bet
Sinoern, oils 9pspepiie CGerOauuugSlfmad
fcine QlBert itd) ourd] DerdlC0cnarttgere 6eIIlz
Njd)eu uIo miro be5halb 10 bGuiig nit an0ercu
Srantheiten DcrlpcdJlelt, fcine bat, mem per-
uadjlaiiigt, peiniidere Tolgeu uno oodl III feline
ICid]ter III furirGN, OILS bic log lluperoauIhtCIt.
gtamentlidl bel Sdunliuqen mo iahnenocn &In=
bern tritt ne b0ufig fiu; bel Grmadenen NJ lle
neiit Die 6olge oon GrtGltungeH Der I(agens
ueucuo. uou uaiieu Siibeu, uou 3IltieherH ODER
Gtceiitu in Giicn uub Srinteu. Spc;icll geIdbrz
Gd1 III in oieier Be;iehnug Der GcuuB el5talter
GctrGute. 3unddit pilegt lie itd) bHrdl Appetlts
lciigteit, gSloermiuen gegen gemine SpeIlen,
Qred)rei;, idleImbelegte j3uuge, trodene ytppen
un0, le uadoGnl, eurd) itct)eroer 6opndlmer5
Gcraoe iber uuo ;piid)eu Den Nugeu 3u duBern.
9'ei !dngerer 3auer oe8 llebels magern ole
Yaticuteu ijhtid) ab, lusroeu matt uuo trait
los uuO in Tolae beiieu miirriidl uno peroroner.
sat nie 2rantbeit aE5itllicBlidl I'M Dtdgeu
itreu Sie, 70 pIleat iic pou Gartuddl9er Sers
n0piuug be9letet III Ielu; ocbut lls nd, mas
narllutlid bel &lnoeru bauTg Der 6au III, oud1
auf oie G::st:uCIoc aus, 10 trttt meli ltbm1c]cna
Der Gurtiau eju. ISlrb ods ll2bel anlau3iItl
peruQdllGiiilt, 10 Iteiqert ild) bel GrmafleHeu
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nft i'm io!hem G5raoe, Dap bic 4enn3eifen ocner
fpS ll!lttEltLUeLDpguo Utt+ ttlItl VtptLNtA.7
;ijuognG qleldlen. ytcgr ooer ieeniger itarte
TjebcreriheiHuuge inO III Der Sbat fat tets
nit 9}eroauuugaltmQt) perbunoeu uno iibrcu
in pieleu Taaru oa;u, cab Der Zip oeS gtioeu3
oQr; NO auoer5 gaiudt wjro, els in btu
grtdlte.fu ooer III GOlge cineS 3idtiehler5 res
bcuiidl Qemorocueu Diageu. lluo ooh 1T allcu
Torl,len uno 6allen BON GeroauuugSitrddle
70 leidt bli;utommen init beu ans ben 9rintaH
Ser Stmet;cr oot0lpeu bsreiteteu Ct. &ers
raro Srduterz 1}lleH. gcbtcre euttGltcn clneu
Gftraft ans leueu 9rauteru, Der, aurcgcuo,
bcileuo uuO fr6ftigsnb Sugleifl, ieiblt bon ecr
,arteiten Sonititutiou oertrageu mtro nno be
&erbauuugSdbigteit beS Giagcll5 NIB 0nmlt
ben glppetit III luuuoerbnrer y9eiie belcbt. 2lIe
Ct geruaro 3rduterzB Billen lIno III allen guteH
9lpotheteu III babeE, ODER birstt pom i. 9ten1
fidoter & Co., YOr 24l6 in yIew gort, l4r
Is gents 81 beiiegeL/
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ScIpuDerc s,cfau,,t,mod,,,,,o

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oebenit ollie Snbaber pom Sbisatonen Der 9oulpagnie,
poB IN 6olse oes Santerottes bes Santse3dfteS pom
S. s. 9ltlolon y So1Hen bic an Gem /. Didi
in Der ngtatlonaIzSant BON Baltimore" besabt msrz
ben. Siee Serad)rttisung nuroe HotbueHoig, neil
Gui ben Den SbligatloRen hsiseiig:en Coupons IS
heiBt: "Sablbar in SaHtbane s. s. ytidoIipH IL
So1neH."
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Gpf, Cit GrObepett.

Sacrumento, Sal, 20. April.-gine
leidte GrDcrltItterun9 trat I'M uugeiGbr =
llbr heute friib in bleil9er @e9en0 elm. Sem
(Sd,nNpu eutitaun
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Il u. J I. q.

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uno So Sz9aItuIoreitrafs, bin i'd rodl III ! O06,
SatimoreiIrage, uueeSoaeH, iuo bic bctaE1tea
Geiubaro1'e oeutidICH Wefunobeits WaaeM<
5rppjeu GERMAN VEGETABLE BITTER
ELIXIR) pertaIit fperbeH. 8arI Guntbsr.
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