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CIRCULATION CHANGES.
A Slight Net Decrease Shown by the
Treasury Statement.

Treasury Statement.
The Treasury Departments monthly state.
ment Of changes in the circulation during
March shows a slight net decrease in the
circulation, amounting to s9l7,372, includ-
ing s., ,672, ,O5O in gold certificates, s792,777
in standard silver dollars and Sl99. .0S3 in gold
coin. On the other hand there was an increase
o. S1,SSSS57 IN silver Treasury notes, ST.
7Z9 274 in United States notes sSl5, 507 in
National bank notss. S54l, 933 in silver
certificates, S490, 900 in currency sertifi Gates
and S235, ,92z in subsidiary silver. The total
circulation on April is placed at 81, 6S,-
6il, $50, s7s, 55l, ,O56 more than on April 1,
1891. This gives per capita circulation of
S5l6S.
During March there was net increase Of
s., 240. 292 in the Treasury store OF money
and bullion. There was decrease OF S2,-
USl, 153 in gold bullion, $40, ,9l5 in subsidiary
silver. 81, 7z3, 274 in United States notes, and
s9)7. 93l in National bank notes; while there
was an increase Of "a, 3l9 009 in silver bullion,
81, l4s,397 in standard silver dol.
lars. sl02,029 in gold coin, and
81, 4S9, 139 in silver Treasury notes. Gold
certificates held in cash BY the Treasury
April | amounted to s23. 673, 10. an increase
during March of IS, 523, $50, silver certificates
held in cash amounted to So, $50, 703. an in
crease Of 1909. SAG, and currency certificates
held in cash were 81, 1886, ZOO, or 81, ,290, 600
more than on March /. Tho store of gold
bullion in the Treasury on April aggre-
gated sS!, 1874, 377, and Of silver bullion $685.
T2O 466.
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In the House.

72p DAY.-The House went into Commit.
tee OF the Whole (Mr. Blount, OF Georgia,
in the chair on the Free Wool bill. Speeches
were made by Messrs. Brosius, Wheeler,
johnson, StocSdale, Kyle, Norton, Grant,
Herman, Youmans and Stout. Less taan q
dozen members were present when me
House reassembled at o'clock P. u, aud
aqain went into Committee Of the Whole
on the Free Wool bill. After speeches by
Messrs. Parret Of Indiana; Milliken. OF
Maine: Greenleaf, OF New York, and Fen
dleton, Of West Virginia, the House ad'
S3p DAY.-Debate on the Wool bill was
continued by Messrs. Daizell, Cox, Watson.
74rH DAY.-rhe debate on the Free
Wool Tariff bill was closed for the Demo
Gratis by Mr.. Cummings, of New York. MIR.
the Republican side-Mr o. Ferrall reported
the contested election case OF Noyes against
Rockwell from the Twenty-eighth New York
District with the Recommendation
that Rockwell DEMOCRACY, tine sit
ting member, be unseated and the
seat be given TO Noyes lRepublicanl -
Mr. Fithian reported with a recommen iatlon
that it pass his bill for the free admission to
American registry to ships built IN foreign
countries--Mr. Hatch reported W1o
recommendation that it pass q bill pre-
pared By the committee as a substitute for
the Hatch Anti. Option bill and other meas
) ures of this character pending before the
committee.
18th DAY.-The bill absolutely to prohibit
the admission of Chinese was passsd-Mr.
Springer closed the general debate on the
Free Wool bill. Owing to his weakness from
recent illness, his speech was read by Mr.
Bryan. The general debate being CLOSED,
the committee took up the bill by para
graphs for amendment and discussion under
the five-minute rule.
10TH DAY.-Mr. Bacon reported the bill
to carry into effect the accommodation OF
tae International American Conference
looking to the incorporation OF the interna-
tional bank-A bill reciassifying railway
postal clerks and increasing their salaries
was repo-ted--The remainder of the ses
sion was consumed in fllibustering On the
Free Wool bill.
77TH DAY.-The consideration Of the Free
Wool bill in Committee of the Whole was
finished, and the bill was reported to the
House.
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MEXICO'S CONGRESS OPENS.

The Address of President Diaz-Pros-
porous Condition of the Country.
The Mexican Congress convened at the
City of Mexico. In his speech President
Diaz referred at some length to the pros
porous condition of the couutry's industries,
railway improvements, and the progress in
the deepening of the various harbors.
Among the important statements made by
the President in his speech were:
Engineers are re-establishing the de-
stroyed boundary posts on the Northern
frontier; the mixed boundary Commissions
work has not commenced because the
United States has not granted funds for her
Commission.
Mexico will make creditable showingat at
the Chicago Worlds Fair. Congress has
voted funds for that PsNpose, and the work
of preparing the exhibIe y we'll under way.
The War Department WI make magp:h
cent exhibition at the FaL.
As to Cara, the President says: "A band
Of outlaws, organized in foreign country
have made two incursions, but fled wher
pursued py our soldiers. To avoid rep
etition of such raids cavalry barracks will be
established on the line of the Rio Grande.
This outlaw band has received too much
prominence from tho American nress"
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The Rhode Island election, on which u
eyes Of the country had been directed wit
an unusual degree of interest," passed Q
quietly, although the largest vote in z
history OF the State was polled.
The returns came in with their customaT
slowness, but at midnight, with one-haf Il
State heard from. it was apparent tha
D. Russell Brown, Republican candidate g
Governor, had plurality, and that Themes
Legislature would be Republican.
Owing to majority requirements theI
were no elections in many Senatorial 90
Assembly districts. but at the time th
estimate was made there was practically q
doubt that the Legislature would be H
publican by reduced majority.
The city Of Providence gave Wardwt
lDemocrat) 10, S68 and Brown Republica
98U9-a plurality of only $50, against u
last year and hopes Of 1000 this year.
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BURNED WITH HER CHILD.
Went Into the House to Rescue 1t and
Was Buried by Debris.

Was Buried by Debris.
Fire at Wilkesbarre, Penn, destroyed the
millinery store Of Kate McCarty, in South
Main street, and the adjoining sporting
goods store Of E. J. Ripple.
Mayor Sutton, who was one Of the first
on the scene, broke into the latter store
and reused the family who occupied
the upper floor. He carried out Willie
Easily and led Mrs. Easily by the arm. On
reaching the street Mrs. Easily e1citedly e1-
claimed: my child! Where is my child"
She rushed into the flames and smoke and
was just coming with her child wrapped in
blanket when an explosion occurred bring
ing down the roof and side walls and crush
ing the woman and the child in the debris.
A determined effort was made by the
aremen to rescue them, but the whole place
was in flames and 1t was impossible to enter.
The fire spread and four other buildings
were Quilted before it was eItingushed. The
explosion was caused by the firs reaching
number of kegs of powder
The bodies Of Mrs. Easily and her child
were found that afternoon burned TO Gin
der, and the child's head blown from its
body. The loss was $4,000.
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BATTLE WITH CHINS.
Forty Natives of British Burmah
Killed by Troops.


Killed by Troops.
Dispatches from Rangoon, Capital OF
British Burmah, tell Of a desperate conflict
between British soldiers and native tribe
in which a number Of the latter lost their
lives.
The severity OF the conflict was shown
wh.n after the fight was ended it was found
that forty of the Chins lay dead upon the
battle ground, and large number OF the
tribe had received wounds which in many
cases would probably prove fatal.
The British loss is not stated in the dis.
patches, but it is said to be trifiing.
The enemy as they retreated through the
village took terrible revenge for the
defeat they had sustained. They set
fire to a number of dwellings, and
these light and inhammable struc-
lures were soon all aolaZe. The fire
easily spread from one to another of the col
lection of tinder box huts which formed the
pace, and in a comparatively short time the
whole village was one mass Of roaring
flames, which only disd out when all the
houses had besn entirely burned to the
ground.
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South and West.

An explosion occurred at the Sterling
Dynamite Works, at Bessemer, Ala, killing
six men. The explosion was IN the gas re-
seryoir and its force was tremendous, nearly
every glass in the town Of 5000 inhabitants
being broken.
In Moorehouse Parish, La, James Baker
and E. P, Noteworthy quarreled over some
stolen geese. They fought and both men
were killed.
OHIO farmers who have commenced plow-
ing report finding myriads OF grasshoppers
lust below the surface, and all predict
scourge.
TIE Grand Jury, which has been investi-
eating the boodling In the City Council OF
Chicago, ILL, has made final report Ac-
companying the report were true oills 1or
bribery against nine Aldermen. a member
of the Board Of Education was also indicted.
THREE train hands were killed 10 freight
wreck on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
near Roncsverte, W. Va.
SrvERE storms were again reported from
the West; washouts on the railroads inter-
rupted traffic in Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas,
illinois, the Dakotas and West Virginia.
DISPATCHES report blizzard in the North
west. At Miller, South Dakota, rain, snow
and hall fell steadily for twenty-four hours,
filling creeks TO oYern0WlnR. Az CCTookstou,
Mimi, a blizzard from the northwest blew
hard Five inches OF snow fell\ during the
night.
. AT Compton, Kyp Joseph NJ. Kendall was
nominated BY the Democratic Congressional
Convention for election to succeed bis
father, Representative ]. W. Kendall de-
ceased.
RAFrsMEN from the head OF Tug Fork OF
the Big Sandy River, Kentucky, have
brought the news that "Captain" Hatfield,
a leader in the Mccoy. Hatfield feud, was
killed q few evenings ago in row over q
game of poker in his house among outlaws
Who had solemnly vowed perpetual friend
ship.
THE Illinois State Building at the Worlds
Fair grounds, Chicago. was struck BY a
small cyclone. The tower and half OF the
memorial hall was wrecked. The loss Is be-
tween $1O,O 900 and $40, 900. Two policemen
near by were nearly killed.
AT New Orleans La., Frank Lyons shot
and killed polics officer named Hurley, who
was attempting to arrest him. Lyons re-
sisted arrest and was shot and killed.
Two masked men entered the Postof1ce at
Boise, Idaho, and at the point Of pistol
compelled Postmaster Leonard to hand over
$1,000 In cash. The robbers escaped
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FOUR LYNCHED.

Swift Punishment for the Murderers
of, q Peddler.
News reached Alexandria, Va, that Cap.
tain Patrick Kelly. aged fifty-five, an Irish
peddler, had been killed on Little River,
near Fishville, by gang of eight colored
desperadoes.
-Four of them were caught and hanged,
and posss went in pursuit OF the rest OF
the gang.
The murder was for the purpose Of getting
thecaptain,a monAH
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Foreign.

PRINCE BIsMARcK's birthday was cele-
brated throughout Germany; he is seventy
seven years old.
A TORNADO swept a portion or queens.
land. Australasia, causing O great deal OF
destruction.
THE steamship Missouri, bearing food from
New York to starving Russians, was well
coined at Libau.
A FRENcHMAN and Portuguese were ar
rested in Madrid for an attempt to oloW up
the Spanish Cortes with dynamite.
A NUMBER of railway and other bridges
were carried away by floating ice in Salmon
River, Quebec, Canada.
A cABLFGRAM from Valparaiso, Chile,
stated that United States Minister Egan ana
Consul McCreery had been granted leave OF
absence to return to the United States by
Secretary Blaine.
FRANCE and Great Britain decided to pro
long the Newfoundland fisheries modus
vivendi over the present season.
THE inquest on the body OF Mrs. Deemln2
began in Melbourne, Australia; her hus'
ban and alleged murderer was identified by
ffty-two persons, VINO had known him uu'
der fifteen aliases.
A FIGHT occurred between Mexican troops
an Yaqui Indians at the Gabian mines In
Mexico. Two Yaquis were killed and one
wounded. No soldiers were hurt.
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OFFICIALS who are informed on the subject
estimate the seal catch Of Canadian poachers
in Bering Sen last season at 2S, 700 skins
This is exclusive of the number of seals
killed and not captured and the pups who
starved to death on the islands because OF tho
ianghter OF their mothers at sea.
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Washington.

PRESIDENT AND MRS. HARRISON gave .
receptiou at the White House in honor OF
James Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosier poet
whom they have known from boyhood.
CaALEs DANIEL DRAKE, late Chief Justice
of the United States Court OF Claims, was
found dead in his bed at Washington. Judge
Drake was born at Cincinnati, Ohio, on April
II, 1911.
SPEAKER CRISP has made the following
appointments: Visitors to the Military
Academy-Messrs. Cultivate, Of Ohio;
Geissenhainer, Of New Jersey. and Hull, OF
Iowa. Visitors to Naval Academy-Messrs
Herbsrt, OF Alabama; Compton, OF Mary
land, and Wadsworth, Of New York.
THE House COMMITTEES on Commerce re-
ported a resolution granting to the Com
pagnie Franchise du Telegraphe de Paris at
New York the right to land cable on the
shores of South Carolina and Virginia, to be
thence laid to the Island OF Cuba or San Do
mingo. or both.
aTHE Civil Service Commission has requi.
dtion for q female physician for the Indian
service in Colorado. which cannot be i'm
mediately filled, because there are no women
physicians on the register OF eligibles- The
salary is $1,000 year.
SENoR MoNrT, the Chilean Minister. called
at the White House with Secretary Blaine,
and took formal leave Of the President. he
has been elected member Of the Chilean
Chamber OF Deputies and must return
home.
REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER, OF Illinois,
reappeared in Congress after his long illness.
He was greeted with cheers and bouquets
on all sides. His prepared speech on the
Free Woob was read before the House
by Mr.. Bryan, Of Nebraska.
HENRY B. JAMES, for many years Chief OF
the Customs Division in the United States
Treasury, died few days ago, aged fifty
nine.
SENATOR MILLS, o: Texas, was appointed
a member OF ths COMMITTEES on Coast De-
fences Mines and Mining. Patents and
Postoff1ces, to fill vacancies created by the
retirement of Mr.. Chiffon, his predecessor.
WH1rELAw REID. United States Minister
to France arrived In Washington. Mr..
Blaine accompanied him on a visit to the
President with whom he had a chat IN re.
gard to his diplomatic work.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Quslano.

- SIR cine reue Grnteitati1tif OeutI6z
lambs limb benz 8unbesratb GnttpIrIe mitz
setbeilt moroen. Som Sabre 1893 al ioIen
tunfttg in allen 8unbesitaaten iiber ben
S~aatenitanD unb ben Stano oer @telen in
Der !3eit bonn Npril bis gum Nonember UNI
Die Wtitte ieoes Monats 9a6ri6ten einges
5D9en iperben. @benlo iouen iiber BEN
glusfau Der @rnte fir Jtpggen i'm Septems
Der, fur Weiaen i'm Sftober, fit Die ibrioen
Selofrii6te i'm gtonember ncrIGufiae @rs
b%ebungen %oorgenDmmen tperDen. Oas
faiierli6e itatiitii6e Qmt tpiro bic Oar teIs
lun9en Der @rnteereebniiie fir Die einselnen
Staten DerOfenttideu. 9ie @rmtttelunq
Der lanomirtbl6aftli9en 8obenbenuBun9
lou in allen Staaten i'm Sabre 1893 un0
tlnftta bon 10 uno 10 Sabren itattfinoen.
0le btsberigen 8orihritten iber Die lamb
tpirtbidaJtlt6e Statiitit bon 1878 uuo
1888 baben ft6 namentli6 i'm Sabre 1891
oils our6aus un5ureideno ertnieien.
8eainitigt bonn I90nften @etter
fOnnte am %. Stunt sic ct. Sobannis
S9uBenz nnb So0ten>@ilbe in Sloenbura
in 5olitetn ibr 700jdbrtses 8eiteben ieieru.
MuS Der yiGbe uno Serne iparen Saalenbe
berbetgeltrOmt, UNI ben Seit[i9feiten bei3uz
tpobnen. gfa60em Der GboraL Scum Danz
tet ollie Soft" 9eiun9en, erfolgte Die rleberz
retDung oer &%allerfabne ourn ben Sberz
prGitoenten @rcellen3 bon Steiomann aus
S@lesDig. Geoner foroer!e auf al fernez
rer Sreue 9egen &ailer uno Tei0 un6
tplnl@te Der @ilOe Elm ferneres Slii6en uno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

faIenben, ibera16in D%eritreuten &no6en.
cine Wuiteranftalt fur Die 3udt uno Musz
b~rettung oer Cholera, oeren erite 8eute lene
b%ertriippelten 8ettler, iDel6e gu 0unoerten
IN Wfeideo berumbDden, uno Die 1t9 oft
iAauberbaft faiteieuoenBilger itno. Wtllien
bod bon ben leBteren 6unoerte tbren gSabn
ollabrltG nit Dem 0eben be3ablen, tnoem
tie bu@ftGli6 b%er6ungern. o.
= Nus Niagara tpirb genlel6et, oaB etns
9eborene &rteger, 81 groBen S6aaret 5uz
lan1men9erottet, raubeno DaS Ga10 Dur6z
aIe9en; Der Nusbru9 zines gefGbrltben
Aul1tGlloeS ltebt bepor. Oie 8aratparens
ltraBen ltno DOGtg uuitGer. Die a0minis
ltrattoen Sultdnoe i'm Snnern babeE it6
oerl9le6tert, an Der &Iite liegt 6er 0anOel
oarnte0er, Die &aufleute empftnoen merflt6
oeit augenlet1e1 &id9ang Der @el1Gfte
uno begen nod ernltere Belorani1ie fir Die
3utunft. SIM libIiden &llteneebiet bIabt
per Stlanenbanoel. Sic QBabe6e balten
teIlien Srieoen. 9ie getpieqtelten Renuer
Oeutl6oitafritas itnb Der 4nlidbt. oaB,
tpenn ni6t Die gauge &olonie Ri @run6e
9ebcn lou, nur Der i~oforttge GIdtritt oes
0ouDernsurs bon Sooen un0 bic @iniesuna
zines neuen @tuilgouperneurs fir bas
&~ultengebiet, ionic 3tpeter WtilitGraouper1
reure fiir Die @ebiete aOrblid besw. iiolid
Der &aratpanenltraBe MpuapuasS abora
@arantten fir Die Siherung Der 6eutl6en
SnterelienlpbGre bieten niirDe.
Muf Der 9teiie nod Sanea befia6en
1th %gegenDGrtig 500 6ineiil9e &uIis, UNI
bon Der oeutl6soltafrttanii6en glantagenz
9eleuldaft fir ibre Sabatstultur il. 2ena
nertpanOt 81 iDeroen. 9a5 auStpGrtige
Qnt bat BET Der englii9en 9tegierung bic
S6picri9feiten %erleoiet, ipel9e Der eng
ltlhe 9ouperneur in Singapore ibrer
u~ebertubrung 3nerlt e~ntgegeniteute.
9ie srOBte Der 80 SangisSnieln i'm
gforoolter bon @elebes Omit Der Geliben;
Wtenaoo) lit am II. Stunt bur9 einen 4usz
bru1 oes Gulfans Qbu i6tper beilngelu9t
tuoroen. 8iele 6unberte Der @tngcboreneu
itlo babet umgetommen. Sie 8elibungen
Der GuropGer uno Der Gbinelen batteu
acknowledgements niat g%eIitten. Shon
i'm Sabre 1856 mar ilber bic Snieln baljelbe
nngliG berein8ebro6en. Canals pur6e
NueS Derni6tet, 10 oaB aus BEN Oliebsrlanz
ben 6tlte gelanbt tDerDen muBte. @egen=
pGrtig beDobnen 30. 900 @trgeborene, beiz
1tabe ausi6lieBlt6G brtiten, uno etnise tauz
leno Gbinelen Die Sniel. Gegen 40 &ir6en,
Oarurter iol6e Der @lberfelber Wttilton
itno bort %eritanoen. Ser 9aupthanbel in
Gopra 1T gum gr0Bten SbetI in 6GnDen
Der Sirua 0irfS & &c., oeren er5er @srs
treter letnen Bobnfib in 8tesbaoen bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Gbleago 0ofpital fir grauen uuO
Rin0er!
Eeke Adams u. Paulina Str, Chicago.

Sslanogs1ts'3nttan Der bette; feGsebn gut m5Slirte
Sebh9ren tiir pripatstmmer BON 500 Der S SSpS
\ nap ser sage bes 3immers unb Wuliportuna.
Ss =s'" onssMsd tDTHen ibten slr8t aug 6er, 8aBt
9lege. ~OV' ~' suHI
gf: Sf 5 3mo r. Der s ansslteaten ger3te bsIauft fi5 ouf 8
"eLsle tSonien) nnb Is b~eiubcn6e sIerate (Soerrenl.
T.ae ranteuDdrterinHe G9ule lit i'm SnInito(.
g &SEHen vlnaelpe!te!i lueuoe niau l1 miner pbioer
Morsnf an pen Poupt-Arat ober maa ienoe sine 0ota
'"~-@s - :" ~'''u'ur. a5ln3lpD. batp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

MfsSssEEEss,4 s82sne STIR mar So. 90 uno MsooR Ieune
ID tret per poft Dos bette efogtiI6e
NSE@e~ griI1banb. Stto SaIteid,. I3s
-1~I9 9lariltr.. @sicago, Sa.- ghreibt
brett al Os!ss sy!nrHsa uHO nsant Oisie 3eituus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

- Nugeme;nes Aufieben erregt in 8riis
lei Der Selbftmorb bes pGpitli9en 6aus>
prGLaten Derouit, bes @eneralDicars bes
Bistbums Sunis. Der i'm pdpitli6en Qufz
TRACE bort weilte. Monitgmore 0erouit
nergiftete itb NIT Strbdntr. ani6eineno in
einem NnfaLe bon @eiiteslt0rung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

Die SOri@ungsreiienOe TrGulein
@ltle SaintzS Diner lit in Gibraltar i'm glz
ter bon 60 Sabrsn an Der 2un~genent3uns
bun9 9eitorben, als lie geraoe ibre Gor>
ber eitungen au elmer neuenGntnedunssreiie
in bis Der BON Guropdern ni6t befu6te @ez
9enben 3mtl6en MtaroffO unb Senegamz
bien 9etroffen bate. Die fibne GeiienOe
mar Laneiabriges Wttalieb Der Barrier
a%eo9rapbiiNen @eieQi6aft, mel1er iie bduz
fig W1ittbeilun9en iiber Die BON tbr erfori6=
ten @eeenoen %auf0mnlen lieB.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-09
Dit @rlaubHiB Des SerauSgebers
Der ~Scras Staats 3citnng" cntnebs
men mir OerIelben folgenben 2lrtifel:
SDcalz1plttif.

Sie Bombs! Sa Die SonbS be-
i6Gftigen unb perDen, bis bic leibige
Srage enbli6 an Is. 2lpril enbgiiltig
entIhieben lit, no6sDie @emiither unies
rer Siirger beiddftigt balten. Sis bas
bin pirb Der San 9lnionio Siirger
wobl ibwerlih Sugdnglid) fir irgeub
anbere Srugeu icin nnb baber pollen
mir sngIei6 nit Dem babel Sntcreiiirs
ten einen SeuSer Der @rIci6terun9
auSitOBeu, iObulo Die SOnDfrage ais
enbgiilttg begrabeu betra6tet pcrDen
fam.
Sans ub8eieben DapOn, ME bic6rus
&c cnti6ieben Weroen mag, mare Su
pilnI6en, DAB bnr6 bieielbe cine he'll
fame Sebre Dem Siirgertbum eripatien
mO6te, inlofcrn, ais es Iih in ,3ufunft
Dcrartiger unliebiamer 4bitimmlngen
ermebrt, lnDem es Oafiir iorgt, baB BE-
ante erludblt perben, burtb pcreu @es
i6dftsfilbrung feinc ipl6e aufregenben
unb umliebiamen 9lbitimmungen ais
nOtbig eri6cinen.
9Sir Iinb Der 9lnlid)t, baB, mcnn Der
grOBte Sl6biinn obcr bic 9r0Btc Nies
OertrG6ti9feit Ueribt perbcn iolte, iidl
INNER nod cine Menge bon 8criOucu
finOen, Die etlpaS DerartigeS unteritiBen
witrben uub Der @rlmD bufiir mdrC
chen in Der gieigung FOLDER SeriOneu
erutpeoer filr OGs Grltere ober 9ebterC
ielbit, ie nod ibren 6barofterci0cu.
ibaften 81 iu6en, unD bemna6 bleibt
ms MIR I'M 3weifel, gu pel6er State;
gorie man mituuter 9erIouen ober Sci,
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-09
Ia GRIPPE SUCCESSFULLY TREAT

Il have just recovered from second
attack of the grip this year." Says Mr.
Jas. o. Jones, publisher of the Leader,
Mexia, Texas. I'm the latter case used
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy, and
think with considerable success. only be
ing in bed little over two days, against
ten days for the first attack. The second
attack ! am satisfied would have been
equally as bad as the first but for the use
of this remedy. as | had 10 go to bed in
it, wlnle in the first case | was able to at
tend to business about two days before
getting down." 20 cent bottles for sale
by T. Kaiieyer & Son, w. 81 NJ. Kalteyer.
Cohen & Co.. Bowling & Flood, A. Dreiss,
H. Schucard and }. T. Harrison. drug
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