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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
POLICE BOARD MEETING.
The Matter of Promotions Referred to the
 Committee on Discipline.

The Matter of Promotions Referred to the
 Committee on Discipline.
 The board of police commission Ders held their regular monthly meeting last evening. Mayor Webster presided and there were present Commissioners Mo Donald Goodrich and Cross. A com munication from Chief Egan was read recommending the promotion of Patrol men John F. Brickel, Fenton Tehan. Chester J. Allen, Nelson T. Smith and John c. Claffey from grade B to grade c, these men having served six months in grade B. The matter was referred to the committee on discipline. Commis- sioner Goodrich recommended the pur- chase of a safe for the office of the chief of police. The recommendation was adopted.
 The estimates of the expenses of the police department for the year 1893 were then presented: Salary of chief, S1 ,5O3 80; lieutenant, $1 ,277.5O; sergeant, $1, ,1S625; detective, $1,O95; twenty three patrolmen at $2.75 per day, $23,- 5000; incidentals, $7O0; lights, $500; fuel, $500; telephone, $50; water, $40; total, $31 ,137..8O. The chiefs report for Sep tember:
 Whole number of arrests, 145; whole number of cases, 165; males, 154; fe- males, II. Causes of arrest: Assault 2, breach of peace IA, burglary 16, carrying con cealed weapons 2, common drunkard 1, dealing m second hand goods without a license 1, escaped prisoner 1, fornication 2, gambling 4, intoxication 69, indecent exposure 4, incorrigible B., keeping a gambling house 2, mayhem 1, malicious injury to personal property 5, neglect to support family 2, on cars without leave | 9, resistance to officer 2, reckless driving against person 1, theft 16, taking team without leave 2, vagrancy 7, violation of license law i, violation of city ordi- nance 5, total 165,
 Disposition of cases, appealed to the mitted to county jail 4, to town work house g, to reform school 6, continued 6, not guilty 5, nolled by prosecuting at torney 13, paid fines and costs 61, sen tence suspended 15, turned over to other town officials 1.
 Nativity: American 96, Irish fl, Ger E-man i, Canadian 8, French 1, Italian 5, colored 1, Pole 5, Russian 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
WORLD or SPORTS.
A Nineteenth Century Gladiator Wants to
 Fight Captain Lynn.

A Nineteenth Century Gladiator Wants to
 Fight Captain Lynn.
 August Schmidt, who styles himself the nineteenth century gladiator, writes to the DEMOCRAT as follows:
 NEW YORK, Oct 3, '92. Editor of the DEMOCRAT:
 Dear Sir: My challenge and state ment that my money, S250 %, is put up in the Police Gazette to bind match Amounted broad-sword contest) appeared in the last edition of the Police Gazette. Captain Bryan E. Lynn had spunk enough to take up my challenge and was willing to cover my money. I don't see any money up from bim in the Police Gazette, and believe this gentle man cannot fence with a cavalry sword at all, but he is hard stuck on thrusting, and that is about all he can do. Now that he has no other reason to back out, I will give in that thruSting be allowed. I hope this gentleman will come to time and show up money. l remain,
 Yours Respectfully,
 AUGUST SCHMIDT.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
DEATH AT A GRADE CROSSING.
A Street Car Crashed Into By a Freight
 Train

Train
 CINCINNATI, Oct 5.-A freight engine and two cars collided with a street car at Brighton station, four miles from the Grand Central station last night and killed three persons and injured twenty two others, three probably fatally. At the point where the street railway tracks cross the railroad the trains of half a dozen railroads pass and the crossing has always been considered very dangerous. Last night car No S9 of the Fairmount line, with fifty pas sengers, approached the crossing. The gates being up the driver moved on to the crossing. The car had just reached the track when a shifting engine with two freight cars rounded a short curve and dashed into the horse car. com pletely wrecking it. John Fry, a printer, was instantly killed, being cut in two. John L. Murray, a prominent attorney, was horribly mangled and lived but few momerts. A boy named Jacob Dunham was also crushed and lived but few hours. Many of the in- iured are in critical condition.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
Mrs Haw1ev Accused of the Mnrder.

BRIDGEPORT, October 5-There was another sensation in the Hawley mur- der trial to-day, Attorney Williams, who is conducting the defense, charging Mrs Hawley with having committed the murder. Mrs Sarah Drake, one of the witnesses, testified that she met Mrs Hawley near the Munson house on the night of the murder. The evidence, however, was not allowed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
TIMELY TOPICS.

Erlich, the fashionable tailor of 16S South Main street, makes 'overcoats from SIS up; suits, SIS up; pants, $5 up. Work and fit guaranteed.
 Conlon Brothers have store with bake ovens and counters for rent.
 Thrse rooms to rent, store and horse and wagon for sale.
 Bonner, Preston & Go are showing 8 very fine line of wall paper, window shades, etc, at the lowest prices. They employ none but skilled workmen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
Miller < Peck.
 Dress Fabrics.

Superb Values For The Coming Week. lately in this department, but we take pleasure in calling attention to our offering to-day. We have orly a few pieces of some lots. We therefore suggest as early shopping as possible. We guarantee the price in every instance.
 AT S125 We are agent for Hopson's Engi.h h Di- agonal Serge in black snd navy blue. These goods are superior to Clay Diagonal for ladies. Wear as they will and not muss or crumple, they are the greatest wear resisting cleth made. Ask to see them. Another new fabric
 AT 70 CENTS. 10 pieces Wool Bongdelien. They are very good value.
 AT 37 1-2 CENTS. Camels Hair Cheviots all cclors, 3G inches wide. They belong with the soc lot.
 45 inch All Wool Serge. These goods are We rth Toe.
 AT g. 1-a CENTS 9 pieces All Wool Suiting ill stripes and mixtures. Regular soc goods.
 AT g CENTS. 10 pieces 40 inch All Wool Diagonal Serge. This is the newest weave in the market. This lot is worth looking at.
 AT 59 CENTS. , pieces 46 inch All Wool Henrietta in jet and blue black, handsome goods. Usually retailed at 75c.
 We have full line of Ladies' Broad cloth ranging in plice from S1 to $2. 50 per yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
Dancing and Department.

George Prutting, jr, of Hartford takes pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Waterbury and vicinity, that he will open school of dancing and deport- ment on Monday, October 10, at Leaven- worth hall. Adult classes Qadies and gentlemen) will meet Monday evenings from to 10 o'clock. Children's classes (misses and masters) Monday afternoon from 4:15 to o'clock. For time and further particulars please see MT Fruit ing at the hall Monday, October 10 from 2 to D, m,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
Race Between Sound Steamers.

NEW YORK, Oct 5.-A friendly rivalry has existed between the new steamer, Richard Peck of the New Haven line, and the Puritan of the Fall River line, as to which was the fastest boat on the sound. This morning the boats met at the Stratford shoals and raced to New York, the Peck winning by nearly two miles,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
McGowan Safe and Sound.

Robert McGowan of Meriden, who disappeared mysteriously about five years ago and whose body was reported to have been found floating in New York harbor, has returned safe and sound. He says his departure and whereabouts are his own business.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
One of the Grant Triplets Dead.

ToRRINGToN, October 5-Daniel A. Grant, one of the famous Grant triplets, died suddenly last night from apoplexy, aged "A. The brothers celebrated their birthday last Friday. They were the oldest triplets in the United States and have always lived in Torrington.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
AT BOSTON.

 Boston, 4, Baltimore, O. BdttCrcs--Nchols and Bennett; Cobb and GunSOn.
 AT NEW YORK. New York, 6: Washington, I. xzxTl HattcricS-RuSie and Ewing: Mcekin and McGIIirc.
 SECOND GAME. New York, 0; Washington, ,. Batterics-Rusio and Ewing; KiIlen and Me Guire.
 AT CLEVELAND. Cleveland f: Chicago. ,. Batteries Garrison and Zimmer: Gumbcrt and kittriigc.
 AT PTTTSBURG. Pittsburg, ,: Louisville, 6. Batteries Ehret and Miller; Sanders and Merritt
 AT BROOKLYN. Brooklyn, D Philadelphia. ,. Batteries Stein and knslow: Taylor and Clements.
 AT CINCINNATI. Cincinnati and St, Louis did not play.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05

Pitcher John Ewing has recovered his health and proposes to renew his ac- quaintance with the diamond next year.
 Anson has raised his voice against the double championship season. He said that the public thought that Boston's winning one series and Cleveland the next was simply a shrewd little trick to attract patrons at the playing off games for the pennant.
 Louisville has soured on Pfeffer, and Pfeffer has soured on Louisville, so there seems to be but little doubt that this player will be elsewhere next year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
KeIly's Dream.

He dreamt that Harrison was Ie- elected and that Ireland had gained her independence and Patlick Egan, whom President Harrison sent as a minister to Chili, was elected president of the Emerald Isle, and he first bill he recommended to the Irish. Parlia- ment was Mckinley bill for Ireland, because it was the need of protection of beef, pork and wheat that has made the Irish farmer poor, and KELLY found himself walking down Sackville street, Dublin, as minister to Ireland, with his credentials in his inside pocket and barrel of Niagara Falls FIour under one arm and box of Queen Caramels under the other
 Remember that your flour only costs you S 80 barrel if you will give my man an empty barrel when he delivers your flour.
 Ask for Waterbury Queen Caramels manufactured by
 Kelly, The Baker
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
We Don't Know How You Will Vote FOr President

But do know that after visit to bUNNER TRITON & CO.'S you will vote for their sore the best and tl heapest place in town to get Wall Papers, Window Shades Room Moudngs Painters Supplies Photographic and Art Materials to be found in the state They also employ the skilled workmen in the city, and superve their work themselves to give satisfaction to the critical Use Capital Ctv Tinted Lead, will not flake or peel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
LOCAL LLNE5,

The best groceries, fruit and vegetables, and prompt and polite attention, all at LADD'S grocery.
 Dr c. w. s. Frost, TIT Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
B. Shoninger & Co,

The Shoninger pianos were awarded first premium at the Bristol fair Sept 27, 1899.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-05
CONLON BROS. Grand Fall and Winter Opening Commencing Wednesday, 9th, 6tb 7th and 9th, If Paris Trimmed Hats, TOkes and Bonnets, also Repoduc
 lions From our own Work rooms

They real work of art and at prices way down. You get the Paris and London styles at Waterbury prices
 Special drives in Fur, Felt, Tourists and Sailors
 Feathers, Whips, Pumes and Wings
 Exceptional values in all the latest shades in Vel. vets and Ribbons.
 Special offering in Merino and all-wool under wear for ladies' gents, misses and cdren also ladies' knit Underskirts.
 Great closing sale of the Lang Bros Go stock of Hosiery and Gloves together with importa- ton ofs. new fall shades all at reduced prices.
 Do not fail to visit our Cloak and Shoe Depart ment as usual it is "Boss of New England and this year it has tried to outdo itself.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-19

geItatteN-tpentt man tt1r bafiir fDrate,
INNER bic n0tbigen Sruppen fir Goloz
nial5wede CUR 8erfigutg 5u baben.
SIT mel6em @rabe man babel aber bas
eigentli6e nenglii6e Seer" berna9z
ldtiigte, gebt aus bet litter u6rngett
berDor, bic fiir5li6 iiber ben 3ultanb
Der Nrree BON cine: Gpmmiiiipn rtter
Der 2e'trng bes 2orb @antage ppr9ez
np.ar,el1 tpurbe. 9ielelbe bat re6t
eigerartige @%ntbiilungen su Sage ge=
forbert. Sic Mitglieber Ser Commit
1iort itimmen BARN therein, baB faum
ein einaiges S%lfanterie Battalion Der
in Gttglanb befinbli6en Sruppen
bienffdbig fei. Generals biutant Sir
@pelpn>QSpDD erfldrt, baB so Broaent
Der Sr1ppen in Nlberibot untaugli6
fir Ben Selbbienit ieier. Sic Mebrz
sabl Der 2eIte lei gu jung urb gu
f9ma6. 2prb MDlieleD erfattnte Ser
beimii6en Snfanterie iogar 1tur einett
bei6rdnften Wertb fir Die 9arbesperz
t~beibigu1g su. 9ie Saupturla6e Ser
S6md6e Der beimif6en gataiIpne
liegt BARN, baB bic beiten 2eute fiir
ben Golonialbienit gerpmmen tperben.
Nuf bas englii9e 2anbbeer biirf te Der
9reibunb alfo nenig st re6nen baben.
6ofentli6 UNI 10 mebr auf Die engliz
f6e 6lotte, Die ni6t ttur bonn alien
&ubme 5ebrt, fpn6err nod INNER bic
erfte Slotte Der @elt 1T.
uebrigens i6eint in @roBbritannien
Die 9pnaitie iebt auf re6t i6tpa6en
SiBen gu fteben. Die sreiie &%0nigin
8ictorta 1T re6t binfdlig gemorben
unb iie tpiirbe pieaei6t f1on ldngt bic
&egenti9aft SIT @unfen ibres Sobnes,
bes Yrin3en BON @ales, niebergelegt
baben, tperrn bieier ni6t = pbpiii6,
geiItig unb moralif6 = cine 10 bebenfs
li6e &1ine tpdre, baB ben meiften 8riz
ten bnr benz Sage sraut, an Dem ie
biefen abgelebten &oue unb 8acearat=
@rperten als ibren &6nig gu begriiBen
baben. @esenpdrtig ma6t in 2onbon
ein 9rtifel bes mebieinii9en Sa6blatz
tes Lancet piel Mufieben, in nell
6em eittgerdutnt pirb, baB bic 8efun6z
beit bes prirSer BON @ales biel au
miinl6en iibrig lafe. Qu6 be1en dlz
teiter Sobn, Der prin5 @eorg, i6eitt
in feiner defenders ngeiunben 9aut"
81 fteden, er leibet-mie bas Lancet
mittbeilt - fart at Neuralgie ur6
S6lahofigfeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-19
Wmmoer : aurem.

Sd nnteraei6neter mar perfriippeli
an meiltem re6teH SUB, baB i9 aui
&riiden geben muBte. Wfein SUB mar
bid gei6mDlen nit &beumatismus.
Sd mar 1T England bel ben be-
riibmtelten gpesialiten in Chandelier
unb babe bic beften Nerste nod probiri
urtb iie gaben mir ale nur nod 40
Sage gum 2eben. Mu6 bic Spt
Springs babe i'd beiu6t Obne @rfolg.
Sd beiu6te Yrof. u. 81. MeDer unb
iii 10 Sagert bur6 @ebrau6 leiuer
nunberbaren Seilmittel bin i6 gdtss
li6 furirt tpprben.
pbillip 9oob.
Meine @breIe lit: Smiths CONNER
cial House, next to Black Elephant.
S. Flores Street, San Antonio, Texas.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 27th day of February,
[SEAL. A. D. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
Siabel Shores beeibete: Sd mar
bur6 LANCE 3eit nit i6tperer Ser3=
9ranfbeit bebaftet urb babe pieIe Qerste
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-19
9entidbtbmm lit Sramsnaal,

IS lit cine bielberbreitete @nii9t uts
ferer in Der Gapcolpnie lebemDen Se1t>
f6en. baB fe bas @ros uub bic prdbes
finirten Srdger unierer Rationalitdt in
Siibafrica bilben.
8is bpr tpenigen Sabren mar bies
aud in rnbeftreitbarer Weife Der Sal.
Set benz 9ufi6mung i'm 5%ransbaal
miifen inbefen unfere eapldnbii9en
Qanbsleitte bic palme nit ibren Brit
bern i'm 5ranspaal tbeilen. Mlerbiugs
bat Der Sranpal feline beuti1en 6arz
mer, bic lit 10 gei6loRener Mafe aufs
treten f6nnert, mie uniere 8anern tit
Der Oftpropin5 ober in ben @apeflats,
nod fam ii6 Der Sranspaal in irgenb
elmer feimer Stdbte elmer 10 groBen unb
frdftigen beuti6en @emeir6e riibmen,
ME bies in gapftabt Der san 1T. Cine
beuti9e S9ule, pie mir tie AM Sap be-
fiBen, 1T in gang SIbafrifa ni6t miez
Der a1 finben.
Johannesburg, NIT ieiner grDBen
Mnaabl BON 9eutf6en, f0nnte eS pDbl
Der @apifabt glei6tbmn. Sod feblt
bort bic GENERALIZATION, bas ausgeprdgs
te Gefdbl Matchmaker 3uiammenb0rig>
felt. Sn Sobannisburg 1T bas Oeutf9s
tbum 5eriplittert bur6 groBe Stanbes>
unteri6ie6e unb Gegenfdbe religi6fer
Natur.
9ie 4nfdnge gu eiuem frdftigen @es
meinbeleben iinb allerbings f6on ba.
Mu6 bas 9ereinsleben bebt ii6. Sod
lit Mes nod llnreif unb in Der Neitz
bilbung begriHen. Sn pretoria 1inb bic
Deuti9en ni6t befon0ers 5ablrei6, Sdbz
len aber 5u ben beften &laHen unb fte=
ben Der &egierung febr nabe. 9arin
liegt ii~berbaupt Der nnteri6ieb amii1en
ben Deuti1er in Der Gapcolonie urb
ben Deutf6en ber iibafrifanii6en &ee
publif. Sn ben englif6en @ebieten
finb uniere Qanbsleute bon Derb6ltniBz
mdBig untergeorbneter gebeutung. Sic
iinb quite 2anbmirtbe, ti9tige 9anbz
merfer, sef6idte aaufleute urb IoDaIe
Burger Der a6nigitt bon @nglanb, inn
ibrigea aber feline groBen Bolitifer unb
9el6en am &uber bes StaatSf6ifes. :
SIN S%ranspaal 1T es anbers. 9ier
teben bic Seuti6en pielfad on Der
SpiBe Der &egierung ntb nebmen bic
eriten Stellen elm a1f benz @ebiete Der
Sabufrie, Der Se6nif, bes 8anffa6es,
Der &e6tsplege II. bgl.
Sn benz 8%eitreben, ii9 BON engliz
i9em ginfuB mDsli6ft frei gu baltei1,
greift bic Sranspaalz& egierung bereitz
piligf mad Dem beutf9en Clement.
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un6 tednif6e 8ilbung, fpra6li9e Sc
ipanbtbeit urb Dor allen bas Nnpalz
fungsperm6gen Der Seutf6en babett
benielben cine bominirenbe Stellung int
Sranspaal berf6aft.
oSiibafrifanii9e 3eitung4.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-19

SIS tit mehr &atarrb in bieier @esenb bes
2anbes ais BON alien anberen Grattfbeiten gu.
laminen, unb bis in bic letten Sabre gali
er als unbeilbar. 8iele Sabre lang erfIdrter
9oftoren i'm fir cine Iofale &ranf9eit unf
idrieben lcfafe SeiIntittel Dor, unb ba iie Jpn
nit dr5tLider 8ebanbluns bel tdnbis nidt fu=
rirten, erfldrten fte i'm fir unbeilbar. Die
@ifienidaft bat benieien, bab &atarrb eine
&pnititutionsfranfbett tit uno besbalb conitis
t,tionele Sebanbluns erfprbert. 9aa's aas
tarrhzanr, f~abrisirt bon 8. S. Gbenep&
So, Solebp, Obip lit Die einsige conitituiip=
nellie Cur i'm Martte. Sic iptrS imnerlid in
Doien pber @aben bon 10 Trppfen BIS Sa els
mem EbeeI6feLbpl senprnmen. Sic ipirft BIZ
reft auf bas 8lut unb bic inleimise OberfIade
bes Spftems. Sic bieten einbunbert Dollars
fiji, ieben Sal, ben fie gu furilen berfeblt.
9abt gma girculare unD 3eugniie fpmmen.
&breiiirt:
s. S. @benet&@o., aolebp, ..
- @erfruft bon Mppthefsrn. Is @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-19
We5mmbbeit 1T Metd9tbm,r,

4xs 9, =: @e5te NerSsns nab @ebtrn aur III ea
Serantirte8 fpeetfl9es SeiIrntttel fur Sp;ferte, Srdms
w nerp5ie Msnraisia, 9cpfiHmersen, nerpbie ueberp
seqsas nno Mbiponnnng, perurfa@t bura ben hbers
..ap19ea @euub pom Alfcbrl rber Gebaf ; G9tafIrHss
e 8atnfnn ansartet uub aIsemeines Glenb, Steds
tlnn nne Te6 tesbetthbrt. Gs If AUD eth 9eilmittey
eeeer i{n95ettiSee Alternf sesen lnfru9tbartetti SINS
arie4t enrd seiftse reberanfrensuns pber bur@
5asea6lhnseu. sSs6e S4adtel entt dlf Bite Sur fhr
stnen monat. $1.00 BITE G4a4teI, pber 8 GdadteIn
Biz sarantiren, bas 6 S&a9teln ieben Ead besIef.
neyeen: MRtt ieeer Defeuune fur 8 GhaatsIn, Sic Bet
~ MT Dem yrstfe ~etnlauft, fenben ptr BEN Beiieuer
osie turndi9tden, reuu ba8 MitteI tetne Seiluna bes
ststt. Splde S9etne nerben nur a~nssefput ppn
etf4 pits Stert 4Gtnttge Gsenten) SO. 8 CAT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-19

sav 9rof. Meper's Office 1T SO.
46 Nabarros5 traBe, cine Sreppe bod.
Spre6itunben: Bon 9 ubr Morgens
bis Z ubr Mbenbs. 2abet iibrigens
Niemamben Elm, au ibnt gu fomn1et1.
S@winbler, auadialber, Spio1te unb
@eugierige iollen bnr6aus ni9t oors
fbrefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-19

aaT @enn Scenario fein unb sn an
n~ebmbaren Breile fpeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum W iiiDnsz @arten. 9ie
6erren Gbciner & Saul, 8eliber bic
les @tablifements, balten barauf, ibre
@dite ftets pDllfommen 5ufrieben gu ftels
len. Ollie faiionmdBigen SelifateHen,
Quftern, @ilb, Slide, @efliigel &c 1inb
bort in Der belifateiten 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu baben. Wabl3eiten iperben auf
Wuni6 in Die WObnu1gen Der 8uuben
gelarbt. Nu9 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiepirtbl6aft perbunbene 9 a T.
I o 0 NJ bic belten @etrdnfe, ltets friides
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re urtb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-19
GinbereQa sduhzQalaff!

Sic feimften 9errem< unb 9amen.
S9rbe, fopie an9 bic beite11 urb bau.
erbafteiten S6ul S6ube fir 9nabeu
u1b Mdb6en.
@mpfeblensmertbe Nopitdt: Oolge's
paferoifte Silai6ube unb 6ils Z gan=
tpfelnl
11eberbaupt glles, mas in einem re.
gnldren S@ubz@ei6dft eriter &lafe gu
finbeu lit!
GinberelIaS 6 II bzY la #,
@de S%oultpnitraBe unb 9lbe.g
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-19

Sn Golse bes bielen S6minbels, Der
beut5utage getrieben nirb, tpir9 ielbft
benz beiten Nrste, Der 8eliber tpi1rbers
barer 9eilmittel 1T, ni6t geglanbt.
prof. Meper prafti5irte als Spe3iaz
lift nit Dem gr0Bten @rfols in Merifo,
fiinf Sabre in peru, Chile, 2onbon,
China, Mien, III geftb, prag, Der Dir
gentinii6en &epublif unb 8raiilien.
prof. MeDer ~garantirt ni6t in alen
Sdlen abiolute Seilung, mie man9e
Nerate es getpObnli6 tbln. Sebe Nrbeit
lobt fi6 felbf.
2eiet Wunber iber Mnnber. 8ebet
bin unb fragt cure Mitbiirger, bic idpn
cine lange &eibe bon Sabrer in 6iefer
Stabt tDobne1t, oh ni9t felt furaer 3eit
bur6 prof. Mteper, f6pn melt iiber
6relbunbert perfonen furirt tporber
linb, bic f6on am &anbe bes @rabes
Daren.
&ettete eite Mutter bon adt ainbern.
-9err Sran3 Stierib iagt:. sd bin
nit meirem Weibe "a Sabre berbeiraz
tibet, aber Die lebten Is Sabren mar
mein Meib fortndbrenb bettldgerig.
Sd babe in Stem Oorf bic beften Mer5te
eoniultirt, ELM ieber Nrat bat cine an6ee
re &ranfbeit conitatirt. Sd mar Boz
mails in iebr guten 8erbdltniHen; i6
mar 8eliBer zines aroBes gdbauies an
Der 3, StraBe rnb Mpetue 3, cling 6as
Der aud nit ibr nod europa, aber
ales obne @rfolg, NOR aud in Mien
bel Dem beriibmten prof. lllamann, Der
fagte mir, i'd m6ge mir feline tpeiteren
4uslagen MAIDEN, benin fir mein Meib
gebe es feline &ettung. 2ebtere Sabre
iiberiiebelte i9 nit meirem Meib mad
San 4ntonio, INN bas &lima gu we6z
ieln, aber antatt better, tpurbe fe tdgs
li6 f9limmer utlb mar lebtes Sabr Elm
Dabres Bib bes Sammer unb @lenbs.
Bis por fur5er 3eit beiu9te meitt
@eib Srau Bort, Die ebenfaas LANCE
Sabre leiberb mar, unb er5dblte, baB
fie bur6 grof. u. 81. Mepers, $50. 46
Nabarro. Str. in Der Shat wunberbare
5eilmittel 1T gang fur5er 3eit bergefelt
tpor6en iei.
Obslei@ mir i6on an gar ni9ts
mebr glaubten, CAB i9 bod auf langes
3nreDen Der Jrau Born mad, unb ba9=
tie, tpiIit aud bieien S6minbel periil>
den, mnb gu meinem gr0Bten @rltaus
men unb Slide mar n1eine Srau mad
einem mpnatli9en @ebrau6e biefer
iuirfli6 pu~nberbaren 9eilmittel ponz
fommen bergeftelt.
Sic fonnte pieber ibren bdusli6en
@rbeiten na6geben unb fi9 Der gr5ie=
bung ibrer &inber tpibmen.
ytun bitten mir, i@, meme Srau unb
ainber, 8Dtt m6ge 9errn prof. q. M.
Meper, nod re9f LANCE Sabre gum
Woble Der leibenben Meni9beit erbal>
ten.
Grant gba @tierib.
San Nntonio, Ser.
8eibe bei6wOren bies @ertififat.
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welhe In GcIge rpr
Sugenb 5 Sinber
an RerDenfapdG
letben, tbrteeben8,
frcft %untersraber
laben unb tbrs
Mdnnlt@teit rsrlp.
Tea, fcuten ben bes
rhbmten Or. Sos
Hawap ipfort cons
f~ultirea. Belsebi
aiGt, Nerpentrdnts
9ett Until pber pLae
Grduule) wirb Htf,
fenSMaftIth uni
mad ben neIeifeu
Metboben bebans
belt unb NIT BEN
sr6bten &rfpIs.
IS fpmmt nim,
baraaf an, pb mar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-19
@ine o~arantirte aur.

Wir autorifren ben anse,etsten asptbeter, Sbnen
Or. Rings NsneS 9eilmttteI sessn S6pinbiu4t, 9us
ten unb Grfdltnns auf ~frI8enee Bebtnsuns su rtrtau>
steies UaitteI ben Gupeiiunsen sntipre6enb sebrau&en
npaen, tnben STE IS etusebenb %prrttren, unb peuu
Gte tann fetne 8eferurs burh bdHelbe peIipIren,
bann fAiden sic bic 6laf@e jurid uub STE perhen
9br GeIt iurhd befpmmen. 9br MAIDEN bies ansebpt
In 8clse Ter srobarttsen Grfplse, wel6e htes lRitteI
BET Der lestidbri9en @rtppen Gpthemie aufsumetien
bate. g8ir baben ppn feiuem Sale seb6rt, In benz
6as Wittel nidt sebplfen bate. Man made etnen
@eriud. RrcbeHul4en fret 6ei aheipb Drets, 9tcnrps
ion & Go. @rpBe 6laihen 80 Gents unb 81 90.