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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08

50 much OF the naval glory of our race
and that the eyes Of ell Europe are at this
moment upon you. The flag that floats
over you is that Of a young republic which
bids defiance to her enemies whenever and
wherever found. Show the world that you
know how to uphold it. 10 to your quar-.
ters.n
THE BATTLE.
In about forty-f1ve minutes the action be.
gan. Both ships approached each other at
nigh speed. firing broadside batteries at 500
yards To prevent passing, each ship used
strong helm to port. Thus the action
was fought round a common center, gradu-
ally becoming less ctrcumscribed Can't.
Semmes stood on the horseback abreast
the nizzen-msst, with his glass in his hand.
He cried TO his executive officer, Kell:
use solid shot; our shell strike the enc
my's side and fall into the water.n
The Kearsarge's 1l-inch shells began to do
severe execution upon the Alabama's quar-
ter-deck section. The confederate steamers
decks were covered with the dead and the
wounded and the ship was careening heavily
to starboard from the effects Of the shot
holes in her water line.
THE KEARsARGE's VICTORY.
When the firing ceased Capt. Semmes
dispatched an officer to the kearsarge to
say that the Alabama was sinking. The
confederate steamer settled stern foremost,
launching her bows high in the air. Stimuli
taneously her unhappy and desperate crew
leaped overheard and the waves
were soon churning with drown
ing men. Happily an English
yacht, the Deerhound, was upon the scene,
and having been allo we'd by the Kearsarge
to go to the rescue, steamed up in the midst
OF the drowning men and rescued most of
them. Capt. Semmes was taken by the
Deerhound's boat from the water as ne was
sinking for the last time
The Kearsarge still has on board the gun
from which the shot that sank the Alabama
was fired. 1t was thea an 11Ninch smooth
bore, but has since been changed into an
8-inch rifle by having a steel tube screwed
into il,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
The Morning News.

All strangers in the city are cordially in
vited to visit the MORNING News office,
where they will receive a hearty welcome,
and be shown the most extensive litho-
graphic, printing and newspaper stablish-
ment in the south. The business depart
ment will he open at all hours, where sub
scriptions tor the MORNING Naws will be
accepted, and any information given.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
OFFICERS OF THE KEARsARGE.

OFFICERS OF THE KEARSARGE.
Commander A. s. Crowninshield, com.
manding.
Lieutenant-C. W. Rqschsnberger.
Lieutenant-John E. Roller.
LleutenAnt-James II. Oliver.
Leutenaut-John H Shipley.
Ensign-S. R. Hurlbut.
Ensign-M. O. Twining.
EnsiRn-F. N. Russell.
Naval Cadet-Irging Blount.
Naval Cadet-D. w. Blamer.
Naval Cadet-R. J. Hartung.
Naval Cadet-L. q. Smith.
Naval Cadet-L. H Gross
Naval Cadet-W. II. McKeIvy.
Past Assistant Surgeou-A. G. CsbelL
Assistant Surgeon-H. R. Alfred.
Paymaster--James E. Cam.
Chief Engineer-George E. Tower.
Assistant Engineer-W. P. Winchell
Lieut. George T. Bates. U. s. M. C.
Pay Clerk-James Bishop.
Lieut.. +. II. Sherman, U. s. n, in
charge Of the photographic Office here D.,
was attached to the Kearsarge prior to his
transfer to the photographic service. He
was with the vessel in China, and agaiu
three years ago during the time she was In
South American waters and at the time Of
the Washington centennial in New York.
THE DYNAMITE CRUISER.
The Vesuvius has six officers and is COM
manded by Lieut.. Seaton Schroeder, who
managed the bringing Of the Egyptian
obelisk from Alexandria 10 New York on
the Dessoug, now of the Savannah and
Philadelphia line. She carries three dyna-
mite guns and Is 936 tons. She is of light
draft and can go anywhere In the river. She
will show the workings of the dynamite
guns while here.
The programme Of entertainment of the
officers Of the warships is as follows:
Sunday, Nav 8-Reception of officers, 5
o'clock p. m. Informal dinner at De Soto,
$50 O'Clock p. m.
Monday. May 9-Visit to Telfair acad-
envy, 10 o'clock; reception at cotton ex-
change. 1890 o'clock; public reception De
Soto parlor, s to IL O'Clock D. m.
Tuesday, May 10-Drive around the city,
10 o'clock q. m. review of trades display
and carnival. So'clock p. m. private enter
tainment.
Wednesday, May 11-Special car to Ty-
bee, o'clock p. m. dinner at Hotel Tybee,
6 o'clock p. M; review of marines on the
beach at O'Clock; private entertainment,
o'clockp. m.
Thursday. May 12-Review of military
parade. O'Clock p. M; private entertain
ment at night.
Friday, May 13--Drive to Bonaventure
and yacht club house, O'Clock p. m.
The visit OF the wArships Ia undoubtedly
the feature Of the celebration and will be
the greatest attraction to the visitors from
abroad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
FIRST Vol. REG. OF GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, GA. May Z, 1892.

Order No 12.
/. The regiment will parade on the afternoon
of Thursday next, the 18th inst, by invita-
ton of the Merchants Week Association and
In honor OF the occasion.
2. The several commands will assemble at
the arfnory in full dress uniform. fully armed
and equipped, at $3.50 o'clock and will march
from the armory promptly at 3:45 O'Clock in
time to place the regiment in position on Lib
erty street, fronting north, right resting on
Bull street, at O'Clock.
s. The column will march promptly at 4;f5
O'Clock and the line Of march prescribed in cir.
cular order.
L. On the route TO CASTOR street, while pass
ing the De Soto hotel, the regiment will tender
TO Admiral Gherardi and staff, and the United
States officers, the guests of the association. a
marching salute.
g. The music for the occasion will be furnished
by the Merchants $ek Association.
6. The field and staff in full dress mounted
and equipped, will assemble at the armory at
800 O'Clock, BY order Col MERCER.
ROBERT g GAILLARD. list Lieut., and Adj
The parade will be taken part in by the
marines from the warshiOs, 400 strong
commanded by their officers. The parade
will be headed by the Fourth artillery band,
from the United States army post at At
lauta. The admiral's band will be stationed
on the second balcony of the De Soto during
the parade.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
When travelling

Whether on pleasure bent. or business, take
on every trip bottle OF Syrup of Figs, as
it acts most pleasantly and effectively on the
kidneys, livers and bowels, preventing fever,
headaches ana other forms of sickness. For
sale in 30 cents and s bottles by all leading
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08

This afternoon the steamer Bellevue Will
leave wharf foot Of Abercorn street at 3 D.
m, city time, to visit warships. AS this is
the only boat that will give the public an
opportunity TO see them at their best, and
under the management of w. T. Glib
son with music on board, it will be very
pleasant affair.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
They Were in Luck.

Those who secured free bicycles from our
boys clothing department last week are:
Joseph Peach. Waycross, Ca; Mrs. G. H.
Smith, 2J2 South Broad. Call and get
your wheels. Altmayer's.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
Notice.

Regulation drummers' white plug hats rs
cents at Appel & Schauls, one price cloth
iers.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
SPECIAL,


We shall offer to Piano
and Organ buyers dur
Ing May Week one or
the most liberal plans Of
easy inStallment pur-
chase ever given. IF You
nave any idea that Won
Will ever buy a Piano.
now is your chance. We
guarantee prices as low
as factory. Our Stock
is the largest in the
south, and one Of the
largest anywhere. We
represent SJeinWay, Ma
son g Hamlin and other
worlds leading makers.
See US even If you don't
care to buy. We shall
have something to inter.
est you.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
The Military Parade.

Col. Mercer has issued the following or
ders for the military parade, to take place
Thursday afternoon:
HEADQuARTERs FIRST VOL REG OF GEORGIA,
SAVANNAH, GA, May Z, 1892.
Circular.
l. At the invitation of the Merchants Week
Association, and ia honor OF the occasion, the
First Volunteer Regiment of Georgia. the Bat
talon otSavannah Volunteer Guards, the Chat
ham Artillery and the Georgia Hussars, will
unite in parade on the afternoon OF Thursday
next. May IL.
2. The general line will be formed on Liberty
street, right resting on Bull street, facing north
at O'Clock, in the following order: The First
Volunteer Regiment of Georgia, the Battalion
OF Savannah Volunteer Guards, the Chatham
Artillery and the Georgia Hussars.
j The column will march promptly at 4:I5
O'Clock on the south side OF Liberty street to
Abercorn street; win countermarch at Aber-
corn to the north side of Liberty, on the north
side Of Liberty TO Jefferson, on Jefferson to the
south side Of Broug nton, on the south side of
Broughton to Bull, on Bull to CASTOR, on Gas
ton TO Drayton and on Drayton TO the Park ex :
tension, where the general parade will be dis
missed and the several com mands turned over
to their respective commanders
4. On the march to CASTOR street, while pass
ing on Bull street in front OF the De Soto the
troops viii tender marching salute to Ad-
mirsl Gherardi and staff, and to the United
States officers, the guests Of the association
BY order Col. MERCER, Commanding.
ROBERT g. GAILLABD, LIST Lieut.. and Adjt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08

WEATHER PROBABILITIES STTNC -
Generally fair. followed by showers S,ndl'
night, slightly cooler. north tcfnds, '''1S
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
Continued on Fourth Page.

Prompt is the relief from pain when Saliva
ton Oil is used. At all dealers for IS cents.
Id.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
Drink Ja-Ro Tea.

VIII suit all tastes. A. and P. Tea Com,
pany, $50 Broughton.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
DRY GOODS.
Mdzzgz@nznz
SeasOnable Fabrics.

SC. Checked Nainsooks, worth SIC.
SIC. Checked and Plaid Nainsoeks. worth
12%c. ''A
100. Plaid hide Linons, worth 15c.
SC. French Printed Challies. worth 1oo
12]8c. yard-wide, Figured Batistes, worth
200. '1
15c. Fine Printed Dimity Cords. worth
zoe.
15c. Genuine Pineapple Tissue. worth %,
1890. Fine American Challies, 9S inchs,
wide. worth 20c.
10c. Fine Outings Cloths, worth l5c.
1870. Fine Outings, fast colors, thoroughly
shrunk, worth zoe.
Fine Cambria Edglngs at &c., Sc. loo
15c. -O''
A lob lot of Torchon Lace at s1<c. worth
1870. "'' I'll
Exquisite new lines Of Plaid aud Strina5
Inde Linons. Plain indie Llnons. Viotoria
Lawns, Persian Law ms. French Naiusooks
Dimities, Piques, Dotted and Embroidered
Swisses.
N. B.-The largest line Of Childrsp,
Swiss and Null Gaps, Chambray. Batis.o
and Silks Hats in the city.
1877 Broughton st.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
A New News Depot.

In supplying the wants of the puoiio
the enterprising firm of Goldman
Co., the leading cigar manufacturers OF So
vannah, have added to their business
first-class news department. They keep 90
the leading dailIes and periodicals which az
published. IL you want the latest news 81
the finest cigars 60 10 Collmans, " SH~
street.-AA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08

Bismarck likes Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08

~ The Merchants week committee has en-
gagged the steamer Planter from Charleston
to carry excursion parties from the city to
where the Philadelphia lies of Tybee. The
Planter will make three round trips daily
from the foot Of Drayton street. She is
Thoroughly worthy boat and is the only au-
thorized excursion boat of the association.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15
Sin aystttel aeaeu Bic GbpIera.

Waan bat feline llrfa1e. ii1 por Der
gbolera at fiir6ten tpenn man liA
@bamberlains 0eiImittel gegen aoiit,
9iarrboe unb @bolera perl1alfen fann.
@s .,ir0 In tpenigen Wfinuten grIeihs
terung beri6affen unb in furaer 3eit
p0llige 0eiluna heiuirfen. Sd babe
mid burd ben yerfu1 babon iibers
aengt. %. $. Clinton, DeImetta,
y. S.-Man slaubte erit, baB bic gpis
bemie in 0elmetta pirtli1e aliatilde
gbolera iei, aber man iiberaeugte fidl
na9ber bur6 genaue unteriu1ungen
babon, baB man es nit elmer duBerft
beftigen Jorm bon DDfenterie au tbun
bate, Die fait eben 10 gefdbrii9 lit,
ipie bic gbolera. Dies WsitteI Durbe
bierbei nit groBen grfDlgen aages
iDanbt. gu baben in San 9lntonio
in ben Npotbefen bon s. aalteper &
Son, Doubling & Gloob, s. g. Sod,
U. Dreib, 8. Sdudarbt, q. Cohen &
60. S. 3. 6arriion unb 4altener &
ShuGarb.
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gSeiteres iiber bic nenem 1tnrubem
ann Hip @raune.

gea6 ben Mittbeilungen eines Gouz
rirs, Der aus Garri3o. 3apata @ountp,
am Wfittmo9 4benb in 9tuepo 2arebo
eintraf, iiab bic 8anbiten - iiber 100
an Der 3abl-am Sage porber burd
garri5o gefommen unb baben ertldrt,
baB fie ben Stub gu freu3en unb bic
fleine merifanii1e Stabt Guerrero au
iiberfallen beabii9tigten.
Oie BON Weter unb bon gfueDo 2a<
rebo aus9efanbten merifanif6en 9rupz
pen patyouilliren gegenpdrtig ben Nio
Granbe amif6en Nuebo Qarebo unb
Mier. um Die 8anbiten gu perbinbern,
pieber in meritanii9es @ebiet ein3il=
bringen.
Cine Mbtbeilung bes Is. Snfanteriez
Heginentes Der at1erifaniihen Bunbes>
Nrmee beriieB ant Mittmo9 2arebo,
I'M fi6 an ben G6auplab Der unritz
ben gu begeben, ilnb aud Bic @arnifon
BON Sort &inggolb patrouillirt in 8ez
gleitung ibrer inbianii6en Spider am
Gio Granbe entlang.
Mebr meritanii9e Sruppen tperbem
ieben 9lugenblid in gtuepo 2arebe aug
WtontereD ermartet.
lleber bas @efe6t bel San Sgnaeio
tpirb nod na6trdglid beri9tet: Jea1
benz Sample bradten bic Banbiten 16
@efangene, barnnter einen Offi3ier unb
einen Sergeanten, iiber ben SluB mad
benz terani56en Stdbthen SQu Sanas
clio. Die meiiten Der @efangenen mas
rem f6tuer bertuunbet unb Der 9ffi3ier
fotpie Der nnteroffi3ier ftarben aud balb
nod ibrer Nnfunft in San Sgnacio.
v9ie iibrigen IA @efangenen" = 10
pirb beri9tet-n ipurben bon bea 8anz
bitten ben 8eb6rben BON San Sgnacio
ausgeliefert unb BON bieien tpegen Bers
lebnng Der teraniiden 5taatsgeieBe in
9aft genDmmen
Sn 8eaug auf bieie lebtere, rein unz
beritdnbli6e Melbung merben bic ipds
teren Beridte boffentli6 etmas mebr
2i6t perbreiten, benn bas miiBten bod
gang rnerfmiirbige p8eb6rben" iein, bic
fi1 BON elmer Hduberbanbe bic @efanz
genen ausliefern lahen, pel6e bieie i'm
Sample nit benz reguldren Wtilitdr eiz
mes 2anbes gemadlt bat, nit bem unier
2anb i'm tiefiten Grieben lebt!
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0as prparan,m aur Grbffnu

- Oas prosramm sur gr6ffnung
Der gbieagoer Weltausfeunng 1T iebt
in folgenber Weiie entiporfen. prdiiz
bent @leDelanb pirb am /. Mai 1893
bic gr6ffnungs=Gebe balten unb es III
au boffen, baB er baS tbun wirb. Mm
S1luiie ieiner Rebe tpirb er auf einen
anopf braden, tpobur6 auf eIeftris
i9em Wege bic gefammte Mafdinerie
bon II 900 pferbetrdfte in Bemeguna
gefebt Derben tuirb. Ser Di9ter Wens
bea 9olme8 pir5 banm cine Obe porz
tragen unb aud an benz iibli9en gr=
0fnungsgebete mirb es nidt feblen.
Die gan3e Gr6ffnungsfeier ion 10 tura
nnb eiufa9 tpie m6gli6 gebaIten tpers
ben.
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sine sanr fir sfheumattsmus.

Or. q. u. 9finner bon Serartana,
Nrt., TT ein gans entbuiiaftif6er 8ers
ebrer pon gbamberlains .painsBaIm"
ST gebraudte bie'en S1meraen Bal.
lam gegen &beumatismus unb iagt !:
sd finbe, baB bies bas bette locale
9eilmittel bagegen it," gu baben
in San 9lntonio in ben Mpotbes
fen bon s. aalteper & Son, Dotus
ling & 6loob, s. g. Sod, u. Dreib,
.. S6u6arb, u. gobn & Co., 8. s.
9arriiou unb aalteDer & s1u6arb.
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Sine aaramtirte aur.

getr antortfreu ben anse,etsten appttefer, Sbmen
Dr. Rings 0eues 9eilmtttei seSen e6minbfu6t, gu.
ten unD Grtdltnns auf folsen6e BebnSuns lu ptrfau
len: Wenn Ste ron eer Grppe befailen iut, unb
fteies Mittel ben Gnweiunsen entpretenb sebrauten
molten, tnhem Sic es stnsebenb prcbiren, unt penn
Ste eann fetne Deferurg bnrd bafelbe pe,ip6ren,
sann ididen Ste BITE Bloide .urhd unb Ste merben
Jbr @eIt 5ufhf betcmmen. Wir MAIDEN hies ansebpt
in 8ose her srcbarttsen Grfclse, neIGe biss tttel
bel ter lestdtrtsen Grtppen Gpihemte aufsupeiien
bate. aBir baben BON feinem Bale seb6rt, In bem
tas WitteI ni&t sebplfen bate. Waan MADE etnen
BeriuA hamtt grobeHai6en fret bei her gan antcs
MIC Drug Sc. @rrbe 6laf@eu so Gents unb $1.O0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15

Sie 9riifeler Snternotionale
Weiinacenfe ferena tpirb iib tuabri6einli6
ni9t fur INNER bertagen, ION ern nur
big gu einem beitimmten 9erntin i'm
Griibiabre. gS beibt, baB gnglanb bic
Delegaten Seuti6lanbs unb Oeiterz
rei6s benuBte, nm 3iele gu perfolgen,
mel6e @nglanb aus &iidii6t auf Sns
bien nnb bic 8imatallilten in Gng=
Lamb felbit ni9t oHen gu bertreten
maqte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15

Durd cine grpIoiion f6lagen6er
Wetter in ben gamfurlongsBergnerte
BET Wingea in gneIanb murben so
8ergleute iof0rt get6btet unb bunberte
tpurben in ben S9a6ten perf6iittet.
Die Hettungsarbeiten tperben nit gro=
Bem gifer betrieben bod glaubt man
taum, 6aB es gelingen tpirb, nod cine
gr0bere Mn5abl Der 8eri6iitteten lebems
big an bas Saseslibt 5u fOrbern.
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Cages > Weuigfeiten.
s Il | q b.


= glus Wafbington tpirb beri9tet,
baB Der 3uitanb bes Ct 5taatsfefre<
tdrs Blaine Elm berartiger fei, baB fein
Nbleben ieben Sag ermartet perben
f6nne. Die 2ungen bes patienten iinb
jebt ebenfaas tnfieirt unb man tpolIte
i'm besbalb in baS milbe &lima ppn
Siib : @alifornien bringen, tnubte ben
plan aber tpieber aufseben, ba er be-
reits gu f6ma6 1T, um bic Strapa3en
einer fpl6en tpeiten Geiie iiberiteben
5u f6nnen.
= 9ie @innanberuttgs NusI9iifie
bes 8un6es 5snates unb beg 8eprdz
ientantenbauies bielten cine gemeinfame
Sibuag ab, in nel1er @bamber8 Bill
5nr porldufisen 5uspenbirung ber Snts
migration beratben tpurbe. Oie Be-
fiirnorter Der Biq betonten bic g9o.bz
ipenbisfeit Der Suspenbirung fir bas
nd6ite Sabr, I'M bic gini6leppung Der
@bolera gu perbiiten. Ser Musi9uB
bertagte fi1 auf ein paar Sage, um
bann bic Yertreter ber Dampfergeieaz
IWuiIeu du UtIutUuItu+
= Ser @9abamtssGetretdr Softer
bat bic leber5eugung ausgeipro6en,
baB am S6luffe biefes Ginan3iabres
fein 9efi3it gu ertDarten lei.
= Das &eprdfentantenbaus Der
Staatslegislatur BON Siio Carolina
bat eine ffrenge probibitionSz8ia tn
britter Gefung ai1genommen, bod mirb
Der Senat fie uabrf6einli6 ni9t anz
nebmen.
2lu5lanb.
Sn elmer an bic BerIiner ,Natioz
nalaeitung" geri6teten 3uf6rift, bic
aagemeine Mufmerfiamfeit erregt, be-
mentirt 9enrp 8illrb gang energi51 bic
BON benz geba6ten 8latte aufgefelte
Bebauptung, auii6en @rober Glepes
Lamb unb SammanD feippr Der WabI elm
Nbtommen getroffen tporben, mad nell
6sM @lebelanb fi1 perpflihtet babe,
ben 5ammanpteH fir bic unterftiibung
feiner @anbibatur gepiffe Nemter 3u
iiberlai1en. giebelanb babe i'm @egenz
tbeil bic 3umutbung, irgenb tpel6e Bes
lobnungen fiir bic unterftiibung ieiner
@anbi0atur all beripre6en, auf bas
S9rofffte 5uriidgemiefen. uebrigens
perbanfe gleDelanb feline @rtpdblung
gum prdfibenten Der Ser. Staten in
erfter 2inie ben 'Deutf6en in ben @taas
ten Stem Oorf, Stem Seriep, Miseoniin,
Sainois unb Snbiana.
Mus pariS tpirb beri6tet, 6aB
Der Yrdiibent Garnot bic Mbf6t babe,
BON ieinem pofen 5uriid3utreten. @s
beiBt, baB fetn Water unb iein Bruber
in bebenfli6er Weiie in ben panamaz
canalsSfanoal bermideIt gemeien iein
tollen, er ielbif aaerOings ni6t i'm entz
fernteifen.
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@enieBe bas 2eben /. @ebrau6e
Sutt's pi1en.

- Sn BEN areiien ber beuti6en
&ei6ss&egierung befiir6tet man, baB
bas Centrum ni6t Wort balten unb
bic &egieruns bel Der 4oitimmung
iiber bic Wiilitdr 8orlage i'm Slide
lafien pirb. Ser 3iidtritt bes &ei6sz
fan3lers b. Gapripi miirbe bic nddlte
5olge Der 9lblebnung ber Yia fein.
Wer fsin Ha6folger perben ipirb, ilt
nod unbefanut, bod merben i'm 3us
fammenbange nit ieiner Nadfolgers
fbaft folgenoe Namen genannt: Giirit
Sobenlobe. Der segenmdrtige Stattz
batter BON GliaB 2otbringen, @raf
gulenburg, Or. Wiauel, unb bic Sc
nerdIe @raf 9abnfe, b. Soc unb Graf
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9ie Nriebens. .gerbonblunoen. bit

CtV OtteVeHU~" HU~"CpIguNUIUHUtI, UIt
Der 9eneral Sob6s, Der 8efebl8baber
Der franaoiiiden 9ruppen in Dabomep,
NIT benz a6nig 8eban3in angefniipft
batte, linb wieber abgebro6en porben.
gebanain bat Nbomep tn Branb geItedt
unb ii6 in bas Snnere bes 2anbes sus
riidge5ogen, bon mo aus er eiaen ers
bitterten Guerilla aries eesen bic Grans
Soien fubren piu.
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Meine Gran unb i9 ielbIt tuurs
ben nit einem padet bon Dr. Muguit
a6nig's 0amburger 8ruittbee bon et=
ner beftigen @rfdltung befreit. -Soiepb
8lan6arb, st. gprille Be Wenbooer,
Quebec, gan.
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Smner ppran !!

Sett fener eren Gnibruus Bat bas electric Bitters
dnel unh eanernb bic @unft oes BublitumS errunsen
BIG eS lest allen berartisen 6eilmtteln pcran mar
cber SeraufunS5mtttel seet5net er54etnen iese unb
es ptrb als BITE bette unb rente Rebctn fur ae Qeibeu
beg Masens. Der aeber unb ber Miereu anseieben Sc
bell: Iderdne, nnrsrbanlidiett, @erFcpfuns unb
Wirtuns ptrb NIT ieDer Glai9e saranttr pber
ptre iuridertattet. greis so Gents per Glai&e.
3u baben bet Der San Nntcnio Drug Company.
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sDarum friimmen mas ,pinSen Sic fid,2

Stnb'S S&merten, pel1e Sie gu icI6en gerrentuns
gen peranlafen. Run ia, Rbeumatisntus tretbt Maus
Den Su ManHem. S&affen Sic ibn lieber ab, mas Sie
le@t tbun f6nnen unh spar NIT ocfetters MaSenb.ts
terS pees bas rteumattf6e 6tft aus BEN gut tretbt
unS prompt bic bur baebe erSeusten auaIen lsubert
Gs lesen tn btefer 4eaebuns 70 ret&ItAe unb unanz
fetbore 8eusnife pcr, bab ieber 3refet ausseiHIoi
fen IT, ge ale 6tapels Prdparate perbient has gitz
tiers sine eonieauent burdsehbrte ErObe, ben efuI=
tat Seben ber ie anseeut BAT, arfs b6afe bertebts
gen ptrb. Gesen WaIarta, aebers unb Nterenletben,
Reuralste, Rerpoiitdt, gerbauunssb abs
maSeruns, appetitmansel unb ealaFOfsteit siebt's
tn Der sansen weiten Welt tein bseres Wittel. Sur
ReeonpaIeseenen mad iaperer aran.bsiti i es srn unz
fHdsbarem @ertb.
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- Die neue populift;i6e aegierung
in aanias f6eint febr ftreng puritas
Mid angebau6t 5u iein. sic bat bes
iblofen, baB bic EMANCIPATION in
ffrengserniter Meile unb obne ben ibz
li6en 8all abgebalten iperben ioll.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15

Sn @aibinstpn mar bas Sc
rii6t perbreitet, baB Blaine fatbolii6
aeworben lei. 5ein Sobn itellt bies
8eriibt iebo6 na1briidli1 in Nbrebe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15
Nuflena Mrnica salbe.

Dte bette 6albe ber gBeIt fur S1nttte, Quetl1un.
gen, @ei&mhre, Gteber. unb paut= =ausiGIas, Tle1te
beten; turtri Sdmorrbotben pber ietne Besabluns.
Vbntse 9ufrtebenbett sarantrt pber has @elb uirb
,urIderitattei. Is Gents Die ShaHtel. Gum gsrtauI
In allen apctBeten. 9bDlpb Dretb, Tbcmrfcn & Co.,
WboIefale
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ron DYsPEpsIA.

lnelgestion, and Stomach disorders take
BROWNS IRON BI1TEBS.
9. ~ dealers keep 1t, 81 per bottle Genuine has
sraae' marx and crossed red lines on wrapper.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15

Wenn Sbr CUTE Weine baben
nollt. gebt gu M, gaitanola &
Sobn.