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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-11-19

ton of the company. Those were great
days and great times. One can hardly
realize them at this day. In staging days
it cost seventy-fve dollars to go from
Sacramento to Portland. I have fire.
quently paid twenty dollars to get from
Frisco to Sacramento when the steamer
Senator was running. Meals were one
dollar, berths two dollars. She was a
boat of large draft, and afterward ran
to San Diego, I believe"
Probably the best known stage driver
in the world, unless it be Hank Monk,
who gave Horace Greeley his famous
ride, was Clark Foss-"colonel" they
used to call him. He was rugged, rude
in his speech sometimes, but kind heart
ed and true. He was splendid speci-
men of man physically too. Fully 6
feet inches high and weighing $50
pounds, he was man one ''looked up
to-" whether he wanted to or not. He
had magnificent constitution, and when
he died-it was only about five years
ago, and he was seventy-five years old
then-the doctor almost wept over him.
Foss had abused his own strength, and
the doctor could scarcely forgive him
for it. .Only to think" he said, ''that
he should die now. Why, sir, it was
Gods intention that this man should
live hundred years. What a pity, what
pityr'
Years and years, ago Foss went to So
noma county, Cal, and established the
first stage line which was ever run be-
tween Healdsburg and the Geysers. The
road led over the Hogs Back and was q
nice one to travel.
After time Foss & Connolly built
the toll road now running from Calls
toga to the Geysers and drove their
stages over it. Foss bought out his part
ner afterward and became sole owner
of the line. His son Charley owns it
now, and with what other property his
father left him must be wealthy man.
The old man died in Calistoga.
Foss deserved all his fame. One time or
another during his life he met nearly
everybody of any distinction-that is,
everybody who ever did any travelling.
He was an intimate friend of W. c..
Ralston and knew any amount of IA
NOUS people from the east and Europe.
Everybody who visits California goes to
the Geysers, and Foss always drove
them.
He was a sly old boy, and under his
rough outside hid away an immense ca
pacity for fun, some Of which he'd work
off on his passengers, sometimes in a
way to make their hair stand on end.
He delighted to get stageload of stran-
gers on his hands, and the way they
would be walked up was caution. He
would start away with his load as if the
foul fend were after him, yelling and
slashing at his horses like mad, rafting
the lines loose over their backs and send
ing the team along at rate which would
make the pluckiest turn pale with terror.
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Money in an Old Shoe.
It seems that some people ha

It seems that some people have a
Dnia for concealing valuables in odd
and ridiculously unsafe places. A par
ticularly odd case was brought to light
recently. While looking over the effects
of the late Alonzo Belts in his room in
Reading, Mich, sister found in a
cheap memorandum book these words,
"You will find money in an old shoe. p"
Off in one side of the room she found an
old pair of arctic overshoes, and in
them was 81 200 in money, checks and
notes.
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forded great protection to the immi-
grants, who were always troubled by the
Indians. The next one to break the rec
ord was the pony express, which came
through from st. 10 in the remarkably
fast time Of six days, and carried let
ter for you for something like two dol
lars.
"The first stage line in California was
started by James Birch in 1o4V, and ran
between Sacramento and Coloma. The
California Stage company organized In
1858 and began running IN January,
1854. James Birch was the first presl-
dent. He served one year. was then
elected and served eleven years, or with
in year and half Of the disorganlza-
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Put Up and Put Down.

want word to rhyme with ills.
have it now: I'll put down pills. 80,
Excuse me, though-then put down pills,
I'd rather suffer some big ills
To put down the old-fashioned huge, bitter
pills, that griped so and made such disturbance
internally is more than wise man will no. He
will not put up with such unnecessary suffering.
He uses DR.. PierceS Pleasant Pellets. AS
Liver Pill they are unequaled. Smallest, cheap
est easiest to take. Put up. in walls, hermetl-
which is not true of the large pills in wood or
pasteboard boxed. AS gentle laxative, only
one Pellet for a dose Three to four of these
tiny, sugar-coated granules act pleasantly and
painlesSly as cathartic.
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Cohasset, Mass.
and with very
rare exceptions
he has filed the
same pulpi t
W e e k ly ever
since. There was
therefore great
interest as the
fftieth anniver-
sary drew near,
and the church
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The Retort Courteous.
5Allen-It seems to me that your ears are get
Battlefield me tell you something. My ears
and your brains would make first class DON
key.-Texas Slftings,
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straight. The top is slightly gathered in
front and on the sides, and is held in full
French gathers across the back. 1t IS
fined throughout with silk, and one new
fancy is to put cable cord of serge and
piping of velvet around the foot, and
also at the top to conceal the seam
that joins it permanently to the waist.
GRAPE JAM
Grape jam is very delicious dish that
not one housekeeper in thousand
knows how to prepare. Take thorough
ly ripe grapes-Concords are the best,
because of their tender skins. Remove
the skins-this can be done very rapidly
by slight pressure between the thumb
and finger and put the skins in one dish
and the pulpS in an other. Then put the
pulps over the fire with little water,
and let them boil for ten minutes or
longer. Then pass through sieve tine
enough to retain all the seeds. Now put
pulp and skins together over the fire,
with sugar-ten ounces to each pound of
the fruit. Boil slowly, stirring and
Swimming for forty minutes, when it is
done. The skins should be thoroughly
broken and blended with the pulp, and
to effect this more perfectly, the jam
may be passed, if desired, through a
coarse sieve, then boiled up once again
before putting in jars. If other grapes
than the Concord are used, larger pro-
portion of sugar will be needed.-Good
Housekeeping.
PAPER STOCKINGS.
Stockings of paper are among the lat
est products of German inventive genius.
A Berlin paper devoted to the shoe trade
states that the socks are made of speci-
ally prepared impregnated paper stock,
for which an extraordinary effect on per-
spring feet is claimed. The paper alb
serbs the moisture as rapidly as it is
formed, and the feet remain dry and
warm and perfectly round, while the con-
slant temperature maintained inthe shoe
is said to be great preventive of colds.
The manufacturers direct bits of their
paper to be put between the toes, and
then large piece to be wrapped over the
foot and the stocking to be put on over
all
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For enlargement of the liver, and other vile:
affections, Ayers Sarsaparilla is best

An Echo of the Summer.
He was in the ribbon department. She saw
him and rushed to meet him.
'Ah, have found you at lastw she cried
"This weary search that began away last sum
mer is now ended"
What" he asked in perfect composure, 'car
I do for yOu?"
II want our engagement broken. 1t has
Certainly, miss. Is there anything else
today?"-Judge.
ATHLETES OF THE PRESEND DAY.
J. E. Sullivan, Secretary of the Amateur
Athletic Union. President OF the Pastime Ath
letic Club, and Athletic Editoriof The Sportilu
Times, writes:
"For years I have been actively connected
with athletic sports. always found it to my
advantage to use ALLcocK's POROUS PLAs
TIERS while in training, as they quickly remove
soreness and stiffness; and when attacked wilt
any kind of pains, the result of slight colds, ]
always used ALLCoCK's with beneficial results
[ have noticed that some athletes of the present
day use nothing else but ALLcoCK's PLAs
TIERS.
An Infallible Antidote.
Nine. A.-Don'tyou find thard to resist temp
tation, my dear?
Nine. Bob, no, have an antidote which
never fails me.
Nine A,-What is it?
Nine b always surrender gracefully AT
the right noment.-Paris Ganlotr
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coHAssEr's VENERABLE PASTOR.

For half Century He Has Preached
the Gospel.
On the nth of July, 1912, Rev. Joseph
Osgood preached his first sermon in
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A Daily PAPER Is an Unrivalled Educator
Have tine PRESS at so cents month.
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Scalp soref, fever, akd dryness are cured py
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.

Tie hedS0n.
Miss Denton-Bridget what is wrong with
this sponge cake? 1t is very tough.
Bridget Gust over-Shure Miss, think the
sponge I used was purity ovid; it's the same l
have been usin' to scrub the table wid.-Chl-
ago Inter-Ocean.
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Vanity.
Mamm-I haven't seen the kitten this morn
ing. Where is she?
Little Dot--I don't know: but put q blue
ribbon round her neck, and / guess that sne
out showin' herseh."-Good News.
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Send a 2-cent stamp to DR.. j. G. Aver & co
Lowell, Mass, for a set of album cards.
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get'm Se9lHH oe5 ltSlgeH Sdhrbunoerts tauIie 3arl
Sobn, Elm bsutidler Salmann, in Saltimorcr@ ountp
Habs Der Stabt Baltimore elmer sanbItrid, um bar
auI 5u rohnen. Die Uarm iuar tinbuHoert Adtr eauo
9roB uHo 1T ietbem itets i'm Sefte Der SamiIie sez
pGrsilside1 Sdume bicier 9lrt, ueds aui bsm glaee
pudllen. @iRhuuoert Sabre babeH auf -Seedl Sil"
9ro6e SerdnoeriHsen hcrpor9ernIeH. Der Ylat lle9t
lest iEnerbab oes Stabtperhbiloes, bic perdnserte
Noro=ApeHne 9eht bHourd, uno or Ut IN SaupaFe lr
porrdottltle Sduier ausaeIe9t. Gs 1T etHc idoIe,
eleHtorml9e Se9eHo, uHo Seoer Der elm 9eim IN Der
Staot nit allen itdbttheH SeauemihteiteH. absr bod
aul pem SdHoe DuHlnt, lonte 1iHaus 9e1eH nHo 1Itb
oas SaHo anieben. Ss bot fdotilhes 9SGiler rno
r1otlldles Gas. Die Stra6en peroen chen NIT Sizes
beleat, uHo Hstte SteH= uHo YIantcnsdnse iino auf
ben 2rottoiren gelegt. Bon baushdlteriihen 6auiis
lteHpdterH lolte Die Ghatiahe baB Die Steuern nur
60 Gents BON le bunoert Dollars betrassu uHo por
Dem Sabre 1000 hid i9eteisert iperoen tonneH, ais
EN- 9roBer Sorfbell rlhelneE, nro rit bios bic Abz
eobeH mitlen bis oabin h auf oIeie Gae beihrdHten,
9un DIE SSertbablt1tuHg, auI GriHo meldler oeiels
ben nmselegt neroeH, Tam bis 1900 Hidt erbobt
2SenH Sle gum seseniudrtsen greie einen SaipIae
tanen, 10 hobeH Sic bic Gepi6beit oa5 sr ajdbrli6
I'M gSertbe tei9eH fplrb.
g8as uirben Sle neber tbun, fpeun Gie elm S,im
babeH moleHf Gin Saus nit 16 ober Is Sut isronte
I'M poubebauten 2beile Der Staot nit ooer 10 Solz
lars Der Eu6 Sulro tGuien ooer einbunbert Sus auf
HSeeh=Slu" 5u so pro Erontfu6 eriuerbens
SIe fperoeH auf bas Cine S1.55 SteuerH fur ie
800 uHo so Gents aui oas 9Rbere bssa5IeR.
pii Der eIeftrd1en Sabu iperoen Sic nad elmer ses
EnBreldeH Sahrt poH 5lpaHSi9 NtiHnteH Had Sbrem
@eltaItslotale gel1nsen. Sn benz einen iSale babeR
Sle 2SGfier, 0Sas, Gollsei, yotiadcn ablieieung
up., nno 81 yiah6aru haben Sic 3ieseIieinmauera
uno beige iiaubi9e 2rottoire uno StraFeH
Sn Dem aHoeren Sale babeH Sie gSaer, Gas,
EoliSei, Fo AblieiernHs unb Su gtatbarn Sluuen,
9runes eoras, refine quit nno Sdume Gui bcr eanoe.
Se9eben Sic ildl Gui Der eleftriihen SabH, uelhe
in Norb aueHue idbrt, biHaus nno ihausn sie lid,
"SeedlzNll" an. gSegeH oniiiger gusfuRit fuenoen
sc iit an 6l,!oer 8. sIinaIuft .Tr., 100, cit:
SIinsIufi. gr. 800, gSeitsNanctfsitraSe.
(Ual23, DioYil6rgl
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gtetp=9orfer Ta6rid)tc1t.

Hem.0 .. Iuguft.-@iue widltige
Seriammluug Der unteren gtiiillilpplsG
milton mirb beute bier ab9ebaten. .3med
oerielben If, iiber bic Serthellung Der pom
@ongreB III Der SluB nuo 0afenblu fiir Die
2lmelioration oeS DtIilliippI auI Die nad)ften
bret Sabre uerlutlli9teu $l0,000,0O0 ;u be-
ratbihla9en.
- War 8. Selpmanu, ruelder iidl lGns
aere 3eit inter bem gtamen u. u. Sabcod
I'M p5iftb 2luenue ,Sotcl" aufbielt unb ben
@iaentbamer, 6ru. l0it6cod, I'M eine groBe
2ed)uuGg beldlplnOelte, mur0e beute pom
Jiid)ter g8bite auf Orei OioHate mad, SIuf'
peu'S SSlanO 9eGtdt. @r bate ild) per-
ld)ieoene teine An;l9e uuo anbere 8aarcn
i'll oaS 'Dotel id)tden lahea i'll Der @rmars
tuna, baB Der Gigeutbiimer, me eS ionit
bdufig geibebt, Die Sadlen beSablen uub
ben Setras in Die 9feduung eiuld)icBen
IaIieu merpe. Sor. Sltd)cof bate Ieoof
ldon Seroad)t auf Den SunOen 9eiaBt uuO
sablte nd)t. @eitern iiberreitte er ibm
ieine Hedlnung, uuO alS SelOmauu eiuge-
itano, baB or fein 9elO babe, lieB er lbu
perhaiten. Sci 6elomanu 9eiuuoene Srieie
beuten oil, OaB er llf aud Der Sigamle iduIt
Dig gemadt uuo 6raueu i'll apamS, Ofaiir
uuo @leuelano, O., bat. GENE @leUelGu,
Der 6ruu, Die er inter Dem giameu @Olf
belratbete, beidminOelte er iOiort na6 Der
Soelratb I'M $500 uuO lieB iIe bauu I'M
Stih. Gr befanute itd) idluIOtg.
- Die 2auiIuugen i'm gtepitraBen'Siis
reau Der yamerican 0iItrict telegraph Cont
panp," 115 all Der 3abl, ftanben beute fiir
bobereu 2obu uuO tiirSere 9lrbeltS5eit Gus.
Die meiiteu bieler SuH9eu weroeH bon Dtut'
Iern in Der llmgebuug Der attienbOrie be-
id,ditiat, uuo Der Srlte mar ben SOrlenges
idditeu isbr biHOerltd, bis Die GOmpaguie
auOere Suugen anreQte. Otele YtaBnabme
hattie einen tleiueu 4ufruhr Sur Sose. mo
Die EoliSei muBte etli1e 8erbaftuugeu uOrs
ncbmeu. Die Striter erbieltsn bISbcr q
GentS fir jeOe 8Otidaft uuO arbelteteH uUH
Z llbr Dtcrgeus bis s llbr AbeuOs. 0ie
9auIiuugeu Der ibrigen bieii9en Siir.aur
Der GOmpa9uie brOben ebsnfaaS nit siHem
AuStauO.
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ansidlrsitunasn eines @ebs in uniputpmr
Surd, Gleftri,itiit I,inacrtd,tet,

Sannem ora, N.sY., 2. Auguif.-
Solepb Soob, alias pGal" gSooO, melder
leiueu S6wlegeruater, Den Sarmer 2eauOer
EaScO, am 10. Nial 1890 in Warreu.G oun.
~ ermprbete, iuuroe furs Dor IL beute Sor.
nlittag i'm bleii9en Seidr9niiie our6 Gleft,
ristGt bingerldtet. Selu Sob mar cin
augenblidlider uuO idmer;loer. @oob
hate anI 2. 0tdr; 1890 EaSco's Sotter
lnSgebeim gsgelratbet, unb nac) Der Serehe,
ll9uua tebrtcn belbe iunge 2eute in ibre
gSobnun9en ;uriid, pbue nit einanoer III
l.ben. YaScO mar lebr ersirHt iiber ieine
So6ter nuo ertaunte 9Soob uie ais Sdmie.
9erobn oil. getterer iagte etwa einen
Niouat ipdter eInem 9iaAbar, Yasco ioQe
BON 3ie6tsue9en aus bem 99ege qerQumt
perben, bamlt leiHe 1iuOer itin SermDgen
erbalteu plrben. ySooo uno ielne 6rau
iiu9eu bann einen Sausbalt an uno iouen
pou Easco aut uerldJieoenerlel 8eiie anaes
fsiuoet unO periolgt woroeu leln. 8 gSodjeu
lpGter iauo man YaSco erid)oiien aui uno es
purbe sus GuiOenS na9semieleu, baB ibn
9Sooo aus eluem SIuterbalte eri1oileu
bate.
SSoOb gin9 rubi9 nno 9efaBt in ben Sob.
alS er auf benz elettrii1en Stuble Blab
uabm, onufte er benz gSaroeln Shaper fiir
ieine freuuoli9e SebanOIuus unO ipra6 eiu
tur;eS @tbet. 5pel @outafte ianoen iiatt,
uu6 Die Spmptcme uad benieIbeu ipureu
Die uamIi9en, wle bel Den iriiberen, elettri=
l6eu SinriGtunseE. llumittelbar oaraui
nabm 9r. abbott I'M Sereiu init ben iibris
gen aupelenoeE asriteu cine AutopIe Dor,
woraut Der 2obesidein untersei1uet unp
Die lleberrefe Der Satin 9SooD's iiberqebeu
wuroeu. Iie 0iuri9lung mar Die erlte,
weId)e bier bur9 @lettrijitdt uOllfrtdt
1nurNP
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Uerfopfnne,

Ier1tobfurg III ctre Der am bGufafttr nor4
fommenben unb Qudlenhitcn Srantbeter, luelfle
namentlid) bel Dtanneru mo Truucn, Die burd,
ibrcu 9cruf III elmer iieelIbeu ycbeusmeiic ge4
spungen iino nm ans Nciglug ober gtotbs
ncuoigtcit rcid)ltdIe unb frdltgr 9tabrung ilt
genieBeu pfegen, iid) eiultellt 2ln unO fir iid)
nid)t gcraoe geidbrllf, tGun fe bOdl III oe1r
ernfeItcn St0ruugeu oCS 9lugemeiubeItnocuS
Gulab Qebcu, mo ;par belonoerS oanl, mGnH
tie uernahldifgt uno in SolAe oelien ucraltet
miro. SSu iritheren 3eiten pflegte man lle nit
allerlei mincralbaltigen, tart mlrtenoen Utirs
tureu, YuluCru lno Btllen III tlIrireu; alleiI
tas bie6 ocu Seufcl nit &eGl;ebnb austreiben,
neil bcfttg mirtenoe Ibiibrmittel Spar fitr
bcn 2lugenblid belien, bel bduflgeren Sebraub
aher eincu bodllt lhaolldleu GlntluB aut bic
SGrperfonitlttiou nn0 Hanleutlid) aut Die
2batgfciteu Der log. pttalcu SrgGne aISliben
rno ben &orper iibcr G'cbithr ldmaben. gSlro
IebtcrcS piellctd)t aud) burd) beu @enuB be-
ionoerS trGitiger 9fubrrng perhiitet, 10 uerIGgen
lcraoe i'll Sol1e oecn Die Ter0anungSorgdne
ben 9tcult, llno oduu trcten crrte, oaS gau;e
gebeu oeS SpcrS bicIeS iSultduoeS beorobeloe
&ermidelInaeu eiu 9lllC Die rCttifiSiren0eu
91trfnnQCn Ser alteu braitiid)en Yurgrmittel
herbeu Grred1t, ullo ale iibcn SolgeH oeS
gcbraud)S berlelben mcroen uerntIeben our6
eiue Aur nit ct. SeruarO &rGuter Hillcr.
9lciclbeH iinO auSifiCBlid cine ucgetabtltld)e
2uiammenieBuug, phue 8eimeugung tr9euo
ipclder idldolid)Cn, anqreiIeIocr ooer gttttgeu
Stoffe mo nlIr ans Den beIllanllten mo mir
siaiten Alpentrduteru bereitet. sic mirteu
gclinOe onregsnb unb erpeifenb oui Die Ser
Sauunesorgaue. bei6rbcru Die Abiuhr Der ulls
teroauli6en Stoife, obne BEN &6rper 3u
thpdd)cu, unb iiub ONNurdl basbelte Slntretnts
qungsmittcl, baS Der 9lrineiid)aB tcnut, mas
bon utelen bcrporragcuOcn ?lepten aller ydnoer
uno 96licr unO pjeIeu Suulrnoeu oantburer
9atienten, ceHeu ite iclbIt lnter ben crld)mes
rruoIteu llmitdnpcu gChOlicn habeu, bCreita
piQioit anertauut mirO. Qie 4illcu iiuO in
iCocr gutcu 9lpotbcts, iomte uoH E. Ncutdoter
& So, SOr 24lG, lieU PORT titr % @ent9 Su
bcsiebe'-
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,,Seem 8 6tQ.S

Sstt, bn bds Gras grim in, unb bic gIumen f6
eHtlatsn, meuoet ilh oes DieniheH giatuItrisb benz
Sanoe 5u; Narlnl nolte man Hitlt oas soHSe Sabr
99enn Sie aui o,m ganoe j,be SsauemIid)teit, ru;>
DE Sie in Der Sidot tabeH, betummeH fonHeH, DdrIm
molten Gil, nld1t siH fdbtiites uno slH IdnolItes
aui .SredjsSin," oas iHH,rbaI6 bes Staots,6ietes,
on Der perldHserten gioIosAueHue, IIeet, onReH Se
cin beIaItiees Scim rrldH9eH.
l. Sie tonnen eiueH &Gupas poH ] 90 bei l SO tJuB
fur 81 so pro NroHtiu6 beommeH. SjH Der tIgeHtltS
den Staot mBteH Sic IS ooer $40 pro Su6 iur tIHeH
&Guplae oeIielbrH glrt beSahlen. -
2. SIe neroeH aui pSeed1<p Hur 90 cts. Steuern
aui ie huEbert Dollars bis 1900 duI ben Bag, oeH
Se fduien, uHo auf bic SaulititeH, ruelde SIe oGs
rGut errItlteH, gu eHiTltlieH babeH. .
SH Der Staot mnieE Sic uoR $1.oo DIS Sl.So auI
j huEoert Dollars eHtritieH.
s. Sic habeH bic unbeoinats geplBbeIt, oGB SDr
Biat 0uf .Seedl Sil" nit bem aHbauc ldbrlIt I'M
Neribe iieigen uiro. SIR iidntiibes SruHoiiud Rat
bsIets ieiHe1 pollen Nertb erIeld1t uHo aHE, ME Se
hHoeH tpeIbeH, Hlemals ipelthpoLeI DerotH.
q. Sie hGbeH aui ~Seet1 Sia" iiaotlihes Naner'
rdeilpes Gas, aolpei uHb Shus bsi ifeuer, toli;
ebliseruns bstiee StIaseu uno 2rottoIre tur sl-oo
bar frontiub.
flr atht uno ;tbu Dollars pro 6roRtiuB habtu
b. SH .SeehsSiu" bGbeH Sle elne sipolI UlteH IN
ber StuHbe Suri6ieeeRoe elsttrie SdbH, luelde Sle
lur ilui Gents in fuHiuuolmanJis DdHuteu nat oeuI
DtIttelpuntt Der Staot bIInst
SQS III Nues, mas <le I'M oeb1uten Sgele Der
Steot on rGider SeioIoeuIHe tabeH.
q. sic habeH iroblite 9lHoer, bic i'm SaHoe GllI
rSeedsSll" aui BEN RdieH iPielen.
SuI bebduteH Ibelle Der Staot uerHehmeH bic aIHa
6sT oIe giabzuHS: ~SaItst Suh aus Der StraBe HHo
IS UirO nd, fur Sie lobnen. bic sorbsa saUenu, bins
aui u seaen unb aui Der cleftriiheu SabH Ha ~Sees
Sll" aindus SG ialreH.
Der 6. SIinqIuiT, gtr 100, SitseerIu9tonsStr
ooer aF s5raut SlinglUii gtr 300, gSeitz6apettss
StIaEA (Yeai24s DISoSG-O
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gtr. 1885,.
peberleiOe11.

geber uno 9Iicrcn IilIo nebit SerI 2uuge uuo
Wiagen Die mldti9ltcn ;ur Grbdltung ncS
SebeuS notbmeuolacn @9crf;cuge, mo Iliht
eiTes Seocu, Der q NIT itdl ielbit lut uejut,
III es, bteielbeu In uloglid)it geiunoem Sultauo
al erhalten. SIN Gegenat III Ser;, SIHge uHo
Wiageu aber, Die beIlI normal organlltrtcH
NfCnldlen ltlon etnen guteU Buif ausbdlten
founen, ohne gletd] Den 9ieuit 3u ueriasey, III
bic yeber etn Iehr enlpiuclid)cS Srgau, mo bio
leiIelte Storumg Oner lluterbreduug Der 5bGttG
felt oerielben matt iidl alsbalO i'll Iruang:
ncbmiter gSCiie bcnIertbar, uuo imar III 6orn
ernItltter Seruidcluuger, iiIr meldlc Die Ier;te
eIne 9anie Aniahl larger lateinllter 9tamcn
ertunoen hobcn, mo meldle, menu Ntdlt bet
.Setteu oaiu gethau mtro, lnHgmierlge uno
b0flt ihmer;halte &runtbciteH mo gdr bluFg
ben 2oo sur Wolge habeu. >Su uIdIlr;tllhcU
Srellen pllegt man allie Nteic Serrpidtlnugeu
inter oem Jtamen ytbcrlCiocn yammCuSus
faiien. Sbre Snmptome iino ielbit fir ocu
yaIcn leld)t ertcrrubar: gelblid)e N0rbung
Der Saut, namentlid) osS gSeifcn in 9luae.
gclbrother uro III 'timmtreu SGllcn bruuns
rother ooer gar blutlgrrthlidlcr llrlu, Sdmers
gen bcim SarnlGllcu, pioeriid bttterer, gdlliger
GCld)nlad I'M Yiuuor, iiliGrtIg belegte SnHqe,
9lppetitlofgfeit ru0 u0mcutlid gSloerptuen
gegeu Den @euuB uou Sleidipeiicu, uerbunben
nit Sopilpeh, leidltcu ,SlCbcraUidueI, Il. |. 10.
fiIlo untriglidle ScnnieId)en oaB init Der Scber
etmaS uidt ridtig lit. Sobalo zines ODER
mebrere bieer &eunieidca iih iiiblbar MAIDEN,
lit eS ;ur SermeiNuug ernitlifer Srantbeiten
uubebingt nOtbmenbig, Die yeber BON iibers
Id,iiiiiger Sale, uon alien 9lnlanmluuacu per,
oorbcucr Stoffe I'll bcirCicu, ocu Sditctreiss
laui i'm G0rper III bCi6rOern uno III erlcittern
nno ben lauuiif)eu 9lppctit i'll geltnNcr gSeiie
an;urcgeu. 3u oieiem 3ped gibt cS nm ictn
beiiereS DtittCl, als Die lett 9lltsrS beriibmten
ct. Bernard Srduter. Yilleu. 9teelben merben
ousihiebidl ans Den miiriigitcu 9lpeutrduteru
Subereitet, oereu bcltraItBite SeitaRotbetle
ohue lCglid]e mtnernlilfe &CimtIhuug non
eCid,idtCr 0ano III Gilleniorm gebradlt merOeu.
Sie St. 9eruaro 4rduter Bilen iino in ieocr
gutsn 2potbete SI baben. rpCr otrett pOn :.
0lcuftdoter ~ &c., Bog 24l6 III yieu YOrt, iiir
Is Stnts III be,iehen.
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sabn,,mfale ,.no sebensperlmlte.

ct. Qouis, 2. auguit. - Der 9ebenSs
uerluit bel Der geitern abeHo bel @owaross
bile. .SuuttiOH, Sa., itatt9ehabteu @oliitOn
zines oiipdrtS iabrenben Yaiiagier;ugeS Der
Sid Tourz Sabnn nit eiuem ali eiuem Jte.
beuaeleiie itebenoen Srad)t;uge ut nitt 10
aroB, ruie uripriiu9lif beliirttet. Die COB
len iiub: Sngeni.ur Gbuarb Sofimann pom
Otattoon, binterl1bt Srau uno uler Siuoer,
iomie SEEKER gSm. Barrett, ebeufaqs uon
Nfattoon uno unuerbeirathet. SootIih per>
lebt rpuroe Saml. GoSmeur Elm p2ramp."
9Ie Wtadiue oes Yaiiagier;uges itiir,te uuf
bas Geleiie Der p@btcogo 8abu"
uno peruriadte auf oemlelben cine 6stiins
oiae 8erfebrs10ruug. Cine falid seiteate
9Seibe peranlaBte oa5 llngliid.
Sprin9fielb Sbio, 2. au9uit. -
gSdbreno geitern 4beuO Die Sriimmer oeS
befanutlidl bel @olo Springs eutgleiiteu
Grad)t,uqes branuten, waren etlun 200 Berz
iouen i'll Der giabe tbeiI5 arbsiteno, tbells
;uidlauenb. Son Der auI oem 3uge beiuos
lid)en Rapbta seuabrt, perbreileteu iid) ole
Glammen RAID uno Iauoen ibren 2Seg balo
III einem Iaphta &anfwaggon, aus benz
cine fleiue Dfeuge Del floB. Yl0eli9 er.
iolate cine turttbare Grploion, bic game
llmaebuug mar iiir eiHen Qugeublld taghea
erleud1tet, aber Der Cant mar oe1idlnunoeu.
Gin Stiid beIielbeH wuroe 200 Sup nett ges
id,leuoert uuo anf einem Selien nIeoergeieRt.
0aS auoere @ube flog oas @eleiie eHtlaug,
uuo pier Oldnner erlltten bierour1 t0ptlidJe
8rauowunoen. Shire 9fumen iino: Sobu
Sauer, GrnIt 98iliOn, Eom 9arris uuo %.
Gramer. 16 luoere Arbelter Duroeu ebeHs
tau5 perlett.