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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-01-25
USED WATER FROM CESS-POOLS.
Burning House Flooded with Filth, and Now
the Owner Wants Pay for Damage.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal.
WEsTFIELD. N. j.. Jan. A.-This town is
in the midst of discussion which. lnci-
dentally, involves the usefulness of its fire
department.. About two weeks ago the
house of baseball manager Coding caught
fire. The fremen were called. but. mas
much as they found no water handy, were
compelled to draw from two cess-pools in
order to extinguish the flames, and liter
ally flooded the house with filthy sewage.
Now Mr.. Coding looks to the insurance
companies for the full value of the prop
erfy. He says that he has used pounds
upon pounds of fumigators, and bar
rels of disinfectants. but the stencil
still remains and the house seems to be
permanently affected. The insurance COM
panies, on their hand. are willing to make
settlement for actual fire dam age. The
case will undoubtedly be taken into the
courts. The house, which was one OF the
handsomest in Westfield, was worth Slo,-
600. Westfield has had trouble with its
lack of water supply before. The town
was nearly burned down within the last
month on account of this.
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EFFECT OF WAR WITH CHILL

Mr.. Holman Propounds Some Questions
Democrats Will Support the President
WASHINGTON, Jan. M.-The Post to-mor-
row will publish interviews with several
prominent persons on the subject of the
Chilian troubles. The most interest
ing of these is ono with Repre-
sentative Holman. of Indiana. who
spoke substantially as follows: "Of
course, we must consider the results
of any action that we may take against
Chilli. Suppose we, should 60 into war.
what would be our relations towards Peru
and Bolivia after the trouble was overt OF
course. these two nations would be In
volved with us. Must we pro-
tect them from the resentment in
Cured by the contesti If 80. how
long will the obligation rest upon
usi There Is no doubt about our ability to
conquer Chilli. to practically annihilate her
if we needed to 60 so far. Chill could be
conquered with our present army and navy
in four months, think. and If this force
would not suffice. look at the resources back
of them. But the war itself is small
part of all that must be taken into con-
sideration. The loss of life would be most
lamentable, but beyond that are the con-
sequences-not only the question of q
virtual protectorate over Peru and Chilli
but the effect of the war upon other
South American nations How will
our relations with the other govern
ments of that continent be affected If the
United states makes war upon Chilli
What would be its influence npon the
sentiment of those nations toward uss In
a M ~
syndicate of all the governments upon
these two continents. Not q union, of
course. like our States, but q close al
lance We must think of the effect
upon TINS movement OF any action to-
ward Chill. / shall not care to express any
opinion as to what should be done until /
get oil the facts from the President. One
thing Is certain. that the administration
Will receive the unqualified support of the
democratic SIDE OF the House in any meas
ures necessary to uphold the honor of the
government. There will be no question of
party at all"
Commander Dickins. of the United States
navy, who has had wide experience with
the oouth americans. thinks that nothing
short OF punishment will Undue Chill with
the proper respect for this government.
"The rank and file Of the people - he saw q
''are ignorant of our resources aud con fident
thatthcy can whip ua Nothing but actual
force will convince the Chilians that tbey
are not strong enough to insult us with i'm
punity. No deeper insult or wrong con Id
have been offered q nation than the elaugb-
ter of her sailors because of the uniforms
they wore. Firing on our flag is always
considered cause for war. but
butchering of our sailors is worse
affront. Bloodshed is not n thing
for arbitration. Disputes over money or
boundaries can properly be arbitrated. but
if man strikes you in the face you don't
care TO arbitrate the controversy. The
smallest reparation We can demand, If we
IContinued on Second Fase.j
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RIOT In ALLEGHENY.
Street Car Stoned and Woman and Officer
Injured-MOb Dispersed by Police.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 24.-The electric
street-car strike caused lively times again
tonight in lower Allegheny. The cars
were not molested during the day, but
toward evening the crowd began to
assemble. and by dark Beaver ave-
nue., in the vicinity of the car sheds,
was packed with bowling mob of men.
women and children. Stones were hurled
at the passing cars and all sorts of OBJ
structions placed on the tracks. A stone
thrown through a window of car struck
woman in the face. painfully
injuring her. Another missile hit
officer Burnley on the back and still an
other struck HIM on the leg. He was quite
seriously burt Finally the crowd became
so great that traffic on the road was sus-
pended until the police had dispersed the
mob. At IL o'clock everything was quiet
and the cars were running again. The i'm
pression is growing that there will be seri-
GUS trouble if the strike is not soon settled.
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ST. LOUIS. Jan. 24-At 2 o'clock this
morning ended a secret trial which has
caused q sensation in medical circles here.
DR.. j. l.. Bauer, accused Of introducing DR..
Alphonse Etavard in certain quarters
In direct opposition TO the code
of medical etnlcs, was expelled
from the faculty of the College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons. the largest school of
the kind in ST. Louis. DIR. Bauer is an en-
inent obstetrical specialist, and DR.. Eta
ward. though q graduate of the school
named, is ostracised because of alleged un-
ethical methods of advertising himself.
Therein lies DIR. Bauer's offense in introduc-
ing him In professional way.
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CARA WILL SOON BE CAUGHT.

What the Adjutant-General Of Texas Says
About Elusive Rebels.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
SAN DIEGO, Tex. JAM 24-This section
is the hot-be of the CARA revolutionists.
w. H. Mabrey, Acknowledgement of the
State. arrived here yesterday and will
command the detachment of fifty State
rangers which will start tomorrow from
here on an extended scout to the south
west, evidently bent on bringing In game,
as they are prepared for weeks absence,
and each man is furnished with two hun
dred rounds of ammunition. General Ma
brey states that it ia his firm belief that
Garza will be in custody within ten days,
and that his whereabouts are definitely
known to the rangers. Carefully laid
plans are being matured which, when
brought to focus will make matters ve-y
interesting for CARA. There are three
parties in the field. and the chances for
Garza's escape are meagre. When the last
of those chances have eluded him IL will
remain to be seen which of these parties
will effect his capture or surrender. There
are those attracted by the allurements of
the big reward offered by Mexico. and
6nOulu buey YET Glul OalZd WOulQ De lIOpteQ
over the border so quick he would have
no time to realize his Ill luck. Should he
fall into the hands of the federal troops he
would be subject to extradition, and
though the process might not be so sum-
mary he would just as surely find himself
at last INSIDE a Mexican prison. and once
there his fate would not be hard to foretell.
But let the State forces get him and diff
ferent story would tie told.
General Mabrey says: Texas has no
charge against this man. except as to his
completely in the killing at Retnal and
the fact that he is said to have been en-
gagged in organizing gangs of armed men
contrary to the laws of the State. As to
the first charge, it is plain to be seen that
there may be serious obstacles in the way
of proving his connection with the killing
This being so. and Cara being the sensible
man whom all who know him say he ia IL
Is certainly reasonable to expect that when
he sees nothing but inevitable capture or
surrender before him he will come and sur.
render to theSState forceso
The immediate friends OF Cara saw he ia
away off," he Is down in Mexico. he ia
over about Eagle Pass, he is ont of ali
reach. and every effort to capture him will
be futile. Such information. however. ia
not always given the credence which under
other circumstances 1t might be entitled
to- and General Mabrey states that Cara
IS much less than q thousand miles away
from here. Ills plans are laid accordingly
and 1t is plain TO see he is satisfied. He is
drawing the lines surely. if slowly. about
the fugitive.
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struck nv a snov.sbed Roof

TRUCKEE, CAL, Jan. 23.-Two stock-men
named c. A. Nelson and p. V. Sanders
were walking on top of cattle train to-
day when the train entered n snow-shed
and the men were Knocked from the train.
Nelson was killed and Sanders fatally in-
jured.
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One Border Trouble Ended.

DEMING. n. NJ, Jan. 24.-There is every
reason to believe that the trouble to the
south is ended. The fact that troops from
Fort Bayard have been ordered to the Rio
Grande border Is conclusive evidence of
this fact. A correspondent. who has
returned from journey to the
scene of the revolt and along the line re-.
ports the refugees as having dispersed to
the ranches along the border. and that
there Is no danger OF further trouble.
Saiez. the leader. is under arrest at Mes.
siila, and so are two of his heutenants
awaiting extradition action. The rebels
being without leaders. are all the more
harmless.
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CHILL PROMISES TO ANSWER
Formal Reply Will BE Made To-Day to
Uncle Sans Demand for Reparation.
Alarming War Rumors Not Warranted by the
Contents of President Harrisons "Ulti-
matum' to the Southern Republic.
Messageand Correspondence on the Sub
ject to Be Sent to Congress O.Day.

Right of Asylum Discussed BY General Hen.
derson-Mr. Holman on the Possible Effects
Of fWar-Another Coal Steamer Chartered.
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500 @.Ipbnnna. 500.

Die 9eier Der rGreien 8rsile" perben iid
freuer1 gu erfabren, baB es penisitens cine
eefiratete 8ranfbeit giebt, tpelte Die g8iis
ieni6aft in all ibren Stufen gu betlen in,
Stanbe lift. Sal's 8atarrb : Sur lit Die eins
3ise iebt Der ar5tlt4en 8riberl9aft befannte
ppiitipe Sur. aatarrb erfprbert aIs cine
@onitituttoasfranfhett eine eonititutionele
SebnnDluns. Sails 8atarrb : Sur mirb ins
nerli9 eenomnten utb ptrft brett auf bas
Blut nnb bic idleimisen Sberldden beS Sbz
items, oabur6 Die @runblaee Der 8ranfbeit
ser1t6renb unb benz Yatienten &raft gebenb,
inbem 1ie Die Hpn,tttut,on bes &6rpers arf:
+ nut unb Der Natur in ibrem @erfe btIft. 9te
@igentbiimer baden 10 btel @ertrauen Su ibren
9etlfraften, bab tie %einbunbert Dollars 8es
lobnuns fir jeDen Sail anbieten, ben ite gu
furiren perfebIt. Sabt @ua cine Site bpn
3eusnifien fominen. Man abrefiire:
S. S. @beneb & 60, Splebo, ..
E gerfauft bon Apptbefertt, rs Cts.
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9ab Berlin Meltftabt if. aeiat

SaB Berlin @eltfabt 1T, aeigte
fi9 am 5. Mpril Dor @eri9t. Mus bem
PoliSeigemaariam murbe bprgefibrt:
Der Nraber Mubameb Salem, geborert
su Gilssendue, Brooina Dram, @frifa,
elm erit 16 Sabre alter, aber baumlans
ger Menf6 BON i96aiten 9afeebraun,
ieines 3ei9ens &uti9er. @r mar an
20. Mdr3 Na6ts in Der Sranffurter
StraBe feitgenommen, neil er einer
90lenicanbal pegen elmer 2obn5ab=
lung nit feinem 8rotberrn anfing, Der
ibn binausgeworfen bate. Mubameb
Salem D~ertbeibigte ii9 in gutem Sranz
a0fil6 = aaerbings mad afrifanif6er
&e6tsbegrifen. Ct erbielt cine WoGe
@efdngniB 5ubictirt, pel6e inbeHen fir
berbiBt era9tet tDurbe. = Serner tpurs
be porgefibrt: Miaiam Maegile, Elm
S6war5er, Der am IA. Suli 1862 auf
Der Snfel @eplon seboren 1T nnb in
Berlin ben Boften zines 8ieraapfers
befleibet. Sieier batte lit Der Na9t
gum %. Mdr5 in Der &o6zStraBe in ans
getrunfenem 3uftanbe baspublifum be-
ldfigt uni i6lieBli6 bel ieinerSeitnabme
Wibertanbsberiu9e gema1t. Mpegile,
Der bic an i'm gefteqten Sragen in gts
tenn Seutf9 beantmorten fonnte, MUIR
be gu bier Mo9en @efdngniB perur>
theiIt.
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Rad Mesicp !

&eiienbe, tpel9e Merico beiu1en
molten, io1ten ibre &unbreiie : 8ilete
iiber bic MeIiean Rational
g ailman faufen. Sic erlauben be-
liebigen &ufentbalt auf 9inz unb &idz
reife in irgenb mel6en YldBen nnb finb
fur feds Momate giiltig. Ser Ngent
in 2arebo beiorgt bas @epdd, pe6felt
@elb I'M unb gebt ben &eifenben nit
&atb unb Shat CUR 9anb. Special
arrangements fur gr6Bere &eife : @es
ielf6aften. Gabrpreis BON San Mnz
tonic mad Der Stabt Merieo unb 3urid
$39.75. @egen ndberer ginaelbeiten
menbet @u9 miinbli6 ober f6riftli6
an %. s. &igsbD, Sidet Agent,
s. & q. &c. St. SC. Office, Nlamo
Plaaa, Sun Mntpnio, Seras.
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Gin rteler @eheimprben fpu. mi

= Gin 1euer @ebeimor6en foa, tpie
cine 8erliner 2ofal : &orresponbena
melbet, in Deutfdlanb gesriittbet tpers
ben. 3ped befelben 1T 0ebuma bes
@~belinnes, gegenieitige 8elebrung unb
unterfiiBung. Sic Mitglieber bes Or
bens miifen itreng on ben Pfi9ten ibs
rer &eligion, an Staat llnb &esierung
feitbalten. Das religi0ie Determining
bilbet fein 9imberniB fir bic Qufnabme.
Wenm nun aud dbnli6e 8ereinigMnz
gen i6on beifeben, mie beifpieIsmeiie
Der Sreimaurerorben, 10 sepinnt bic
rteu at bilbenbe @eieai6aft inipfern an
8ebeutung, als man ii6 an ben papft
nit benz @eiu9e menben Mil, ben Sea-
tbpliten gintritt in ben Srben 5u geftat>
ten. Die Sbee gebt BON benz &ittmeifter
b. 3p6linsfi in Berlin, benz Snlpeftor
2abes in 8ernau, Dem Weinbdnbler
Soief Seni9el in Berlin unb benz
&aufmann &c. Yerls in Berlin aug.
3und9t foa BON ben Staatsbeb6rbem
Die @enebmigung ba5u einsebolt tpers
ben, baB Der Srben Elm gebeimer lei.
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ssm aifttse gdleier gebaat !

Sn ben Dhnifep, bic MIR Spn ben nfern i6lammtser
Strbme, aus i~unipfisen Mieberunsen unb ben Mord.
ten in Der Mdbe srpber Stable emppritetsen ieben,
lauern arantbeiten unb Sob. Gteie stfttsen 0ebeIz
ialeter bhaea in sleiaer @eiie ~iiolirt selesene @ez
fddftssebdube, game Eabrtffdbte unb BITE atm feltsen
Wobnungen Der Mrbeiterpelt elm. Oteienisen, melhe
entmeber aus sebtete1ti@en @ei@dftsridT9ten pber
purh bic btttere Nptb seSpunsen, baSu perurtbetIt
BEN 6plseu bteropn nur burd etn superlaifiseS Sduss
IntttcI b%ewahren. rDtette1's Masenbttter8 TT In
iclhen Gduen bas einaiS @thtisc; eS f6hst game Sc
metrpeIen Dor ben G~nsriffeh Der Re mtifti1en Ma=
larta, ether aranftett, Bic in tbren b6Sarttaen Eormen
taum ~pentser iareflid TT, ala Der sefhrdtete Gppbus.
Das Yttter8 rcitet fie aber bs CUR lesten Safer aus.
Dtsie uuperslei1ltfe Nr,nei betlt aud Dpspepiie,
gertppfuns, 9eber= unb Mterenletben, RbeumattSnluS
unb Merppfitdt. Mud rest he ben @ppettt an unb
perbilft gu Stlaf unb a6rperfiue.
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8iai8e Gnrnpa=& Relic.

Nrtbur Maeliib, elm STUDENT 1T Sarz
barb, bat fiir3li6 cine &eiie bon 8oz
ton na6 2%iberpool eemabt, nobel er
etnet groBen She'll BON @nglanb geiez
ben bat, ales fir ungefdbr 3ebn 9plz
lars, Iaerbings bra6te er ieitt Bicycle
nit. 3tnd6it fu6te er auf einem
S6the, bas nit einem giebtransport
mad @nglanb abseben iplte, Inter
funft alS 8iebtreiber, ppfiir er flint
Collars erbielt. 9as @ef6dft mar
aiemli6 a%nitrengenb, uttb MIR NIT Weiibe
bra1te er fem 8icpele unbemerft an
8pr6. Wdbrenb Der lleberfabrt bate
er Is Stutbeu tdsli6 gu arbeiten, Elm
Spsrt, auf Der er alerbings ni9t gez
faBt mar, ebenio ipenig mie auf bic Guz
bert frrgole Mtenage, bel Der auBerbem
tur Elm ein5iges Mefer fur Is 2eute
bor6a1tDen DaG.
Sn 2iperpool faufte ii6 Der ionberz
bare Sportsmat1n einen g%etragetten
&abfabr> Nn5ug mnb trat banrt auf benz
Bicycle feline &eife bur@ @nglanb ait.
9as &iidfabrts : 8iaet bate CT gliid-
li6er Metle lit Der Sadie, ia ibm
bel Der &eiie frete &iidbef6rberung
gemabrt tpprbeu mar. Mit 20 Gents
bate er ii6 borgenommen, ben Sag
iber ausaufommen. Mit 6ilfe bes
8egetarianismus lDfte Der uneri1rpdene
Sportsmann bic Magenfrage. Gum
Slid luben ibn einige Sportsfreunbe,
Die pDn ieiner Sour geb6rt batten, bel
fi6 elm, fObaB Der &eiienbe glidli6
pieber in 2iberpool e%intraf, bon mo- er
Die &idfabrt mad Nmerifa antrat, nit
Dem boben 8epuBtiein, bic biligite Reiz
fe Der Welt gema9t gu baben.
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@eipabbeit tit Meidtbmsn

Or. 9. 9. Befs Merpens nab @ebirn ; eur IN ea
serenttrtee fyectFf9es 9eiImtttel fur Spferie, srduis
pig, nerppie msnralsta, 2~cpffameraen, nerpbfe rebers
rt.l1ln8 tnnp Atfpanunns, rerurfa@t bur4 ben hbers
Mktt9en 0erub Bon GIfcbpI eber Tahnf G&laflpRas
10 9ttbersef&idsenbetf unh 1ettrnernetnnns, Ht
y Bebnitnu eueartet nub alsemetnes GIenb, Gie@s
t4xn nnb Ect terteifhtrt. GS TT aud eth SetImitte;
psten1be tetben 0efHIe&tern, Gpermafrrrbpea Ger.
nSsa4t hur4 9eiHise neberanffreuauua pber bird,
3xsen55ameen. ..se6e e4a@teI entE dlf bte aur fhr
fr POO, bur6 bte Bot sesen Gtnienbuna bes 9relfss,
ketr Saranttren, eab 6 S@oHtetn ieben San betler
nfseen: wit teber gefeuuna fur 8 GGaAteIn, Bic Set
sns mt BEN yretie %etnlduft, fenbeu rtr benz 8eiener
oels turadi@tden, penn bos Metttel teine SetIuua bes
ststt. oriAe SHetne rerben uur aussefrut pom
Ut. 0sHe Stere lGtnStSe Geenten) 30. 8 Gaf
esmueree Gtreet, San &ntrnfp, Teras,
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strabeu : Mnmerirnug.

@bas. S. g.. Der bon Der
Stabt angeiteat murbe, bic Numerirung
Der Sdufer (latt Orbinan5 bonn Z.
Mdr5 1922 au iibernebmen, aeist biers
bur6 ben 9auss gigentbiimerr an, baB
er nit Der Numerirung b%egonnen bat.
9erfelbe lit iebt babel, ben Saus>
@igentbimern ibre offisiellen 3ummern
mit5utbeilen, pel9e BON linn in 8arri>
ions paint Sore, (No. 1OS OT>Sous
itonzS trabe) gu beaieben finb.
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Safer MilheIm,s 0prliebe fir

Bbotosrapbien eren3t beinabe an lie
beripanntbeit. IS pergebt feline Wos
DE, baB ni9t Elm Bbotosrapb ms
S6loB befoblen wirb, UNI elm l1elles
Bib bon inn an5ufertigeu unb iebesz
nal in anberer aleioung unb Stelung.
Wtan iagt, baB er ii6 felt feiner 3brons
beiteignng 140 Wtal babe abnebmen
lafen. 8iele nNegatipS" sefieleu inn
ni6t unb purben itiemals gebrau6t.
Ni6tsbeitoweniger beiiBt er penigftens
fe9s SuBenb peri6iebener p~botogras
pbien unb nod INNER ldBt er li6 eonters
feien.
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lange als II 2arb, bent1 es bat 1tur
einen biplomatiiden 8ertreter fir
ole flint &epublifen unb bieier gemeiaz
fame Diplomat NOR f6nn felt langen
Sabrer babin initruirt, ieinen @infuB
gu @unfen bes DIFFICULTIES elmer Union
geltenb su MAIDEN, ba bic emigeu un>
ruben in Central : Nmerifa ni9t nrr
fur iere 2dt1ber ielbft, ionbern fir
gang Nmerifa i9dbliG iinb.
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Nerfu61f niefeai

GS feitet Mi@ts unb ptrb Gud fiterlt@ hienliG tetn,
SalSe5, Der Bruit Dber 9unsen ba6en. Or. atns's
neue Grfinbuns 9esen S6ptnbiuht peri4afft etn6es
rnns. DteieS rtrb S~aranttrt, i'm anbe-en Tcue bas
%faneen, bas es tas Mtttel mar. . Bel 9npentuus bies
les prdperats erIenste man eine ~icfprtise unb permas
neute Sur.
8eriudt eine grpbeHai4e unb ~uberSeust Gu@, pie
iptrtliG gut btefeS Mtttel lit. GrpbefG5Hen u~nentselts
lid Bet Grclpb Dreib, Ibompipn 4 60. su baben.
@erfauft perben ie gu 30 Ste. unb $1.00 fur srpBe
TIofben.
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6err G.. S. M2aner, SO 217 81

Gerr 6. $. MiiGer, $50 PIT Ofs
Souitpn StraBe bdlt tets bas bo0s
tommenite Eager III 3ei6enmaterias
lien, 9apeten, Garben, @las, Spiegel=
glas, 8ilberrabmen Sirnifen unb allen
,3ei6nens unb Malerzu tenilien. 3inHz
lerif9 ausgefiibrte 8ilber unb Statuetz
ten &c. iinb in elmer RECONSIDERATION Gals
lerie CUR Mnii6t unb gum @ertauf aus
geitelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbetps
rationen 1T bas @ef6madpolite uttb
Neueite bort gu finben.
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9ie Wera5tteruuo treibt

mitu1ter ieltiame 8litbenl So bra9te
bic nationaaiberale nNeuftdbter 3eiz
tung" in Der pfala gu 8iSmards @es
burtstag cine Mrtifel, in benz es m6rts
lid bieB:
nSa, fein @eburtstag pirb uns
9eutiden emit iein Elm Geittas, Der i'm
&alenoer roth gebrudt erf6eint, glei6
benz beiligen @briittag. Nm rs Seaems
Der purbe geboren Der @ottmenf9, Der
uns lebrte, bab mir 8riber feien, Der
l. 4pril bradte uns ben menl9Ii1en
8ott, ipel6er CUR 3bat merben lieB bas
bobe Wort: pWir uolen fein elm eis
mtg Bolt BON 8riibern, in feiner Notb
uns trennen unb @efabr."
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BewetsfdHe.

g, 8. Clifford In Rep GaEel, Mis. bate nerp55es
acpfweb unb Rbeumattsmus, Bite acknowledgement
waren tn i4le@teu 3uftanbe, bic 9eber meffliH ansez
sriifen, bate tetnen appetit unc mar hberbaupt pSGs
itdnbts %entfrdftet. Dret Glai4en electric Bitters Dos
Ben bn tur1ri.
Gbparb Sbepberb, Sarrisburs, Sn totte eine
ptfene Msnnhe am getne, bic f4pn a&t Sabre ~selaufen
mar. gesraa$te bret g!siasa electric gtttsrs uas
Bunbe TT seteilt. Sobn Gpeafer, Gatawba, Stic,
bate fdpf Wunoen am Beiae bnr4 Gieber peruria&t.
Die Ner5te erfldrten ietnen Sau as uuheilbar. Cine
Sloihe electric 8itters unb etne Sda@tel 8udlens Grs
ntca 9albe taben TIN ppaftdnbts eurrt. gu baben tn
alien Gpotbeteu. @brlpb Dretb, Tbpmpfpn & Co.,
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tdgli9 UNI ..-....-..6 40 Mbenbs.
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