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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-25

In I'll A. d.. the Arabs crossed ne
arr Strait Of Gibraltar and estao
lished themselves around the famous
rock whose name IS derived from
their leader. Field Marshal an
was one Of the leaders Of the Anp
invasion Of Spain. Gebel i An Ars
bic word. meaning mountain. Inc
great rock. which was BY far tne
most conspicuous object along ne
shores Of the strait, was accoriIngi!
named after Tank, Gebel el Iark.
or the Mountain Of Tarik. 1t y eas!
to sec how this name became changeu
into its present form, Gibraltar
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-25


One peculiar trait Of persons who
are blind Is that there Is scarcely any
smokers ar'ong them. Soldiers and
sailors who lose their sight while IN
action sometimes continue to smoke
for q short time after that great -
lamity overtakes them, but as q rule
they soon give up the habit alto
gether. They say that il gives them
no pleasure when they cannot So
the smoke. and some have wen went
SO far as to declare that smoke cH
not be tasted unless the vision r.
holds it.
This odd theory he's been dem.
strated time and again by blindf14-
ing a man and leading hiS. into :
room full Of tobacco smoke and than
putting q lighted and an unlighted
cigar in his mouth by turns Not M
man in a thousand can distinguia
between tie dead cigar and the
one that IS IN full blsst.-St. LOus
Republic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-25

New Son-in-law-Aheml Q ~
member. Mr.. Oldchapp, You SAID :
after we were married You wou'u
assist me in the matter Of furnisnne
q house.
Mr.. Oldchapp-Certainly my ~,
certainly. Come around the corne.
with me and Ill introduce you w
friend Of mine who j. Ia the ns'
ment business. York Weeks'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-25
SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereh, given VI IVY N
~ cerned that ,hs ConrsN SnFy eruf
Dubois county will on Monds,. M-srs
%. 1892. proceed 10 surve, The line
mark the boundaries and establish ~.
Of section No three 1871 town o..
M south. range three [3l wr.' RE n-
termediate lines vi also b. run. AZ
The corners established Az interest
are requested to be present..
HENRY HARDsR
March IL 1929.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-25
What is

Csstoria Is DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is q harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
1t Is Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty years use by
Millions Of Mothers. Cast0ria destroys Worms and allays
feyerishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures DiarrhGa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and hatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
t0ria is the Children's Panacea-thc Mothers Friend.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-25

whercin she BsnsaA Exesis whe
The banana possesses all the ~
tials to the sustenance Of he ~.
wheat alone. or potatoes alone'
cannot be said. When taken 81
steady diet the banana y COOK,
baked dry in the green state pu'i ~
and boiled in water as 2 soupvse's
n slices and ried.-Goldtn~
Geographical Magazine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-25
Can Be Cured

by the use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. DR..
J. q. Gordon. Carol Co., Va. writes: ~
use Ayers Cherry Fectoral In my practice.
and pronounce 1t 10 be unequaled as a rom
edy Tor colds and coughs"
safer the grippe = cough. This was my
experience : q hacking, dry cough. with an
incessant tickling In the throat. keeping me
awake nights. and disturbing the household.
tried a great number of 'couglrcures.' but
they gave me only temporary relief. At last
\ concluded TO take Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
and before I had used half n bottle. I had
n FIRST a.l-nlght sleep. l continued 20 I'M
= ase. and now consider myself cured
A. A. Sherman. Coeymaus, y. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-25
BY Using

Ayers Cherry rcctoral, many have been
sAfl snm i-.l illness.
u. ". taifooAs. Canterbury. NJ r.. says:
van TIE vl.4-er II iGSJ | was a surveyor Of
Ifnler In Sacramento. Cal Being consld.
-.y exposed, | took a bad cold accom-
nicd with n terrible cough. / tried several
NEEDLES, but they fli,ei I, cure me. and IL
wa, thought I was going into a decline. On
the advice of a friend. | began 10 use Ayers
Cherry Pecforal, ani less than half = bottle
completely cured me-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-25

England AMI Wales pay out so, 900. 900
q yuaf tor thelr roads. AT the rate u
exi'rnaifrrv ina New York town where
the lnsiH Are dirt and bad at that tue
lnp 81 keeping up 10000 miles
n $4,000. 600.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-25

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of it,
good effect upon their children"
Dr.. g. @. Osooop,
Lowell, MamL
"Castoria Is the best remedy for children Of
which l am acquainted. ! hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children. and use Casforia in
stead Of the variousquack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones. BY forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats. thereby sending
them 70 premature graves"
d. J. 7. Kucuuos,
Conway, Ark
The Csntaur Cenpany, ~ \
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-25
TO WEAK MEN

oufcrine nom che ELECTS Of youth fni eruFA enxiy
decay, wasting wtakncsn. lost ETC.. ! val
osnd ! valuable tfoatiee fsealcd containing fnil
yarticniar for home cure P0EBof charge a
splendid medical work : should - rcd by every
nan who q nervous apd debiiifated. Addre<s
'.rOf. y. G. FOWLER, Noodus, Conns
Sept n. lssi-y,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-25

"Caseoria = 20 well adapted TO children that
I recommend a. Is - superior toany prescription
known 70 me-"
n. A. AncuER, Il D..
III So. Oxford S., Brooklyn, n. Y.
"our physicians in ths childrsns depaFt
mcnt have spoken highly Of their sxper-
ence In their outside practice with CastoriA.
M although vs only have among our
medical supplies what u known = regular
producsA yes 70 ars frse to confess that ths
merits Of Cassoria has won " to look With
favor upon it,"
UHIrEp HosPzrAL AND DIsrxraAnY,
Boston, M
Arlu @. Snrru. Psss.,
array Street, New York City.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-25

1~hyU1c1omD Couldn't Cure Him.
sEpAxsvlLk. Hamilton Co.. O.. June. 1889.
One bottle Of Pastor Koenig's Nervs Tonic
cured me entirely. after physician had tried
unnecessarily for eight months to rcAsve me q
nervous debility. w. HUENhkFELD.
LOWELL Ohio. Jrly 9. 1s90.
Ihad spilsptic nts for about four years. two
svsry week. when Rsv. J. Ksmpmsysr recon-
mended Psstor Koenig's Nerve Tonic sincs
using II have Bad mona. Its the best spflsptio
medicine I have we used. aud ! havs ussd
many. ADAM CRAMERs
NKw CoRYDoN Ind. Nov. 10. 16D0.
IL Affords me great pleasure 70 certify that my
con, who for i've and : hall years was affected
with falling sickness. was cured by using Pas
tor koenigs Nerve Tonic. For two years past
he has not had . single attack. Th.xefore. -
ospt the heartfelt thanks Of . grateful father.
JOHN b. NOES
WARR-A Valuable Book On Nervous
Diseases sent free to any address.
,Ra p Sss,s gss,sa nee g.. n s s,ss es.''n
This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend
snow prepared underhisd direction b. Tie
KoEMIc MED. CO.. Chicago, I'll.
sold By gists ~ 81 per Bottle. osors IS
large sire. B1.75. Q Bottles for %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-30

yesterday and to-day. Al number 90
DSp's's are In attendance from Waco
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-30
him and then made him walk back to

him and then made him walk back to
the city.
At Bruceville yesterday, on the Mis-.
freight train No. 1916 crashed into To-
cal freight No. Il,badly injuring a ca
was injured The track was soon
cleared and there was no material de-
lay to trains,
Mrs. Rally and Mrs. Matte Seo,t
mother and sister Of Police Officer n
W. West, deceased, arrived YESTERDAY
from Lexington, Ky, to look after the
remains Of their dead. Funeral services
were held Mt his late home In Eest
Waco this afternoon az two o'c'o..k
conducted by Rev. DIR. Bourland. me
remains were expressed to Lexington
XIV. for interment. The widow AMI two
children Of the deceased will accom-.
pany the mother and sister back to Ken
The beard meeting Of the Waco
Baptist association met at West
yesterday and remained IN sesaion 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-30

Trinity. Tex, Oct. 29.--(Special)-.
At Red Branch, John Zirt, an engineers
tional and Great Northern engineer aud
brakeman named DIVER, got into a
row, Iirt struck Dwyer nlow with
some sharp instrument which is expected
10 rpsult Fatally. Dwyer was taken to
the hospital at Palestine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-30
CLAIMS HE WAS RosBsD,
And Then Made 10 Walk Long Distance.
Olher Waco Matters.

Waco. Tex, Oct. (Speeial)-,
j, N. Martin, a carpenter, has complain
ed 10 tho police that ON Thursday
night, near the city limits on Franklin
street, he was robbed by hackmap, Of
SIS. He engaged the hackman to take
him to another part of the city, btt in
stead. drove him oRt there 9nd robbed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-30
CARPET Department

There never has been such
line Of SOC 2.ply Carpets
shown in Fort Worth, Our
line of best 2,ply Carpets has
no equal in this part of the
state. OF this we are as.
sured by many who have
seen in larger cities than
Fort Worth. We have also
The largest and best line of
Tapestry, Body Brussels,
Velvet, Moquette Amin.
'ter and Wilton Carpets in
ihe southwest and are pre-
pared to execute orders for
any orders, however large.
A superb line of Lace Cur.
tains Draperies Of every DIES.
,ription. Elevator to third
door.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-30
Robbed a Woman.

Kountze Tex. Oct 20-(Special) y
A highwnyman masked and armed with
winchester and two revolvers APP
pcared at the house of Mrs, West and
Nc the point Of the pistol made hcrfork
over twenty dollars. He was seen in
the woods and Sheriff Lyons is on his
trufi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-30
THE SAP INVESTIGATION.


on N Stand.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Oct. 99,-ISpe-
oial. THE Investigation into the nc
count OF the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass rocoivership was resumed this
morning before the Master in Chan
Gerry Fleming, Ex-Auditor A. G.
Cooper, who stand indicted for alleged
embezzlement and forgery in two courts
was on the stand both during the morn
ing and afternoon. He was subjected
TO n rigid cross examination by the
Hon. a. w. Houston, the attorney for
for the railroad company and made q
number OF contradictions of his testi-
mOny given in former investigation.
1t was proved by his own written
statement OF accounts that the amount
which he claims was paid Receiver b,
+. Yoakum constituting the $4,000
shortage were Incorrect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-30
(,.YSMLTEH
% AND ~

We could make a whole
Advertisement out of a bit of
news we have for you, but
we shall content ourselves
with putting it in a two line
paragraph. Above all, the
magnifying we may do of the
comparatively few mems
Jhirts we were selling a short
year ago and the large num-
Der we are now selling, let it
never be moderated, that it
is the extremely good values,
the easy fits, the freedom
from strain at any one point,
together with the cold fact
that it is your interest to
buy shirts from us, because
you save largely thereby.
We repeat, you save largely
thereby" that has made the
difference between our sales
now and a year ago.
There isn't another shirt
stock in Texas with so many
shirts in it. That bit of
news: See the window full
for it and the saving for you
In ii.
care you going to write
In ad without saying some
thing about dress goods in
liz" Yes, we are, but it
comes hard. In advertising
It is easy to write about what
seems to be going of its own
momentum, and hard to take
hold of the slow department
that needs helping out. Yes,
we'll keep hands off dress
goods this week A linen
manufacturer, from whom
we have bought over 100
dozen napkins of one kind
mas been keeping us out of
one grade for six weeks,
This week they got along
same old price, $1.75, good
value 80. so. Napkins range
from SOC dozen to IS. so
dozen.
Medium weight Blazer
Jackets, all wool Storm Serge
suits with Jackets at the
price of making alone, and a
large variety of house dresses
from 81. so to $500 that
would cost as much to make,
will be the attraction on
second floor this week. The
Russian Blouses 40 inches
long, exceedingly graceful.
We have heard of their sell.
ing at 25 per cent more. Our
price. $1,000. You might
look at them.
100 Art covered tufted
Quilts reached us last week
and two.thirds sold, So. 90.
Numerous and large in
voices for general filling up
this week Many bargains,
not approachable earlier in
the season. The seasons
shopping is at its height and
II visit each day down town or
in town will be of advantage.
CARPET DEPARTMENT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-30

Ka n,s. Msry Russell Day has becons
Asn'uekysSeAte hhrArian. i'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-30

CISCO, TEX, Oct. 2g.-Especial--
,,es,a W. broke out this morning in the
s sv5isohee OF james Stanton. but was
s9n1u y ,aitera hard fight. Loss about
cow iully covered by insurance.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-29
eime ,ant6iae srau.

Sn Brabant, sc, fam etncs 90
ges Elm beutesieriser Sergealt BON 1arz
letonS Dragoneru mad benz baufe bon
Srau Nibarb Sbnbrid, einer lners
l6rodenen 4otrtotin, unb nerlanste bon
benz Sausmcilter, oaB er linn bas Gil
ber5eus ansliefern iole. Der Diener,
eit @reis, 500 iid nod benz 3immer
5urii6, no iid feline Serridaft aufbielt,
meigertc lid) absr itaubbait, sem ibn
u~erfolsenoen Soloatcn bas Serlted beS
SiIbers ar5nseben. Sn bcm 53inmer
iparen nur Die Srauett bes Sauies pers
iammelt, unb bterburd fiibn gemadt,
periette Der robe @inbrtnglin9 benz alten
Wanne eincu 5temlid i6weren SGbels
bteb, In Der Sofnuug, i'm burd bie
Iobesansit CUR Yreissabe oes @ebeims
utffeS 5u bepegen.
Gntriiftet iiber eine iolde @emeinbeit,
trat ba 6ran Sbubrtd swtiden ben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-29

Serft9ert au tperben. baB ale @erdn-
beruneen tes 8lutes GtnfuB auf BITE @e<
funbtett baben. Die @runbffcTe au tie'
fem Grednsunesmatertal inb natarls1
ben fsfen unb falisen Mabrunssmtttelr
%entacmute1, pelde Ser Menf9 sentebt,
bic aber au tbrer @eripenbbarfeit befonbere
4etuntf&uns BON R6rperidften erfcrbern.
Dte 9erbauung, un6 NIT t5r bte rtHttee
3ufaumenissuns bes 8lutes fur BITE Sc.
fantbett tes 85rpers fpielt cine tpidtist
MptIei anb tas bar@ ettte rtanselbafte
Dtrbauuis, etne febr srp6e Mnsabl bon
nnetf febr lansutertsen, bic @efunbbett
un~tersrabenben 2etben berpcrseruien iper-
ben fam. SIT btefer 3ufanb etnsetreten.
70 trable man aur Mbbalfe ausfdlie6lia
fcl&e Mrsnetmtttet, tpelde ben gerbau-
anssapparat 3u srDberer Sbdtisfett mt1be
auretsea unb BITE iiberfafise Safe ert-
ftrneu, ptne fir ben &Srper fGabliGe
Scigen id tnbea. Qlu8 rein r~esetablifder
Stcfen bereitet fnb Or. Mugmff a5mig's
&arabmrBer 9r0pfet serabe bas Mittel,
tpelde6 nit Grfol9 a~nsewenbet tperben
Fam, ta es ale iene Mnfcrberunsen In
f@ fhItebt, bic man an elm tpirffames,
tpnifNes 3etnigun8smittel ftelen fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-29
glue sramgftm- Ameaoote.

IlS bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm
&ongreb beratben wurbe, fanoen iid
barin eth ODER 3pei ungliidlid) gemdblte
Iusbriide, welhe bel einiger Mitslie.
bern NnitoB erre9ten. Die Worte
yl1ottii6e uno an6ere frembe 0ilfSs
truppenA erfubren Die MtiBbillisung
dtDeier Mitglieoer, bic aus ber 6eimatb
oes lieoerreiden Robert Burns itamltts
ten, uno mebrere l6arfe fritiiAe 8e-
merfunseu iiber OaS Betrasem beS 9Oz
nigs BON England 9elegentli6 Der Ser
banolunsen iiber uni ERE mieberbofte
Ibi4affunS oes @eietes, wel9es bic
Extraordinarily geitattete, perleste einiee
9erren aus benz Sioen, beren Mn1ihten
nod ni1t our Yerurtheifung bieles
abldeuli6en 9anbel8 gereiIt iparen.
Sbwobl nun bic fra9ti9en MuSoriide
iofort absearoert purbeu, 10 iesteu
oiele Witglieber lire N0rgeleien bel
anberen Stellen be8 Documents fort.
SD iaB,4 10 ersablt Gbomas Sef.
ferl0n, vneben Ooftor Sranflin, mel.
der bemerfte, oaB mir biele Streihnns
gen tliat redt paBten. ,9eben Sic,
meinte Der 0oftor, ,i1 babe es mir aur
Resel gemaht, mid, ipenn INNER mogs
lid, BON Der Ibfaliung BON Dotumelie
ten, uelde Der Beratbung elmer Dfients
lt9en 30rperi1aft u%ntertporfen merosn,
f%ern5ubalten. Ma8 mif bie3n be-.
itimmte, mill i9 Sbnen iett eriablen.
Wis i9 nod in Der Druderei arbeitete.
6a ma6te elmer meiner Befannten aus
Der 9utmaderbrande. Selien 9ebr3eit
UNI ipar, fia ielbitftanbig unb er1inete
Elm ei9ene8 @eidaft. Seine erite Gorge
mar, Elm bib}6es ausbamsel9ilo nit
PATHFINDER Sni6rift sl beliten. Gr
e%nttparf es in Der @cils, baB iiber einem
9emalten 0ut bic Werte: Sobn
Tbomp0n, 9utma6er, maAt
nnb perfauft Site 9egen
8aar iteben folten. 8epor CT es
ober ausfiibren lieb, unterbreitete er bas,
felbe benz urtbeil ieiner Sreunoe. Der
Critic meinte, baS Wort 6utmahet
fei gu piel, neil bas inmittelbar barauf,
folgenoe maht Site flar genag
3eise, 6aB er Elm 6ittmaber iei. DaS
Wort fiel. Der 3meite bemerfte, baB
oas Wort ma1t ebenlo gut ausse.
laiien meroen f0nne, benr es iei ben
3unben setpiB einerlei, iper bic 9iits
perfertise. @e1n iie nlr gut leien une
tbnen pabten, bann niirben bic 3dufer
ihon fomruen. Mein Befannter ftrid
aud bieles 95ort. Gin britter erflarte
Die Worte sesen 8aar fir p0lis
tiberfiifig, Ia es am Slate ntdt iiblt6
let, auf &reoit 3u ~uerfaufel. 50 fielsu
aud Siele @orte uno Die Sn{9rift fala
tste rur nod: Sobn Z bompo on
%pertauft 9ite. Da fam Der
ndhite Sreunb nnb iagte: Ser.
fault 9ite? User tpirb benn er.
tparteu, 6aB Du le umlonft bergiebit ;
mas braudt's allO biefeS Wort "a Mies
berum bate bas S9iflal elm @ort er.
etlt, benz fur3 oarauf aud bas suite
fol9te, ba ia ether auf oas Satlo ge,
malt lei, nnS 10 blieb benn sulest nlr
bie Sni6rift Sobn Ibompon nit
etrem gemalten Out barunter."
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Die 8ebeut-
unsbes8 lu-
ties fir ben
9efanb tes
menfAlt6en
aSrpers 1T
Sebermann
befannt. &c
braudt ba.
Ter faumerf
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aambseit fann nidbt eeseilt ,peroeu

burf locale applieaticnel. neil 1ie ben frans
Ten Tbeil bes Sbres nidt erreifen f5nnen.
IS giebt nur einen @eg. bic Iaubbeit gu fus
riren, uno Der 1T burh conitituticneIle 5eiI.
mitteI. 2aubbeit fpirb ourd einen ent3lnbes
ten 3uitanb Der ihleimisen gustIeibung Der
Guftadii1en Robre neruriaht. @enn Sieie
Rcbre iid entsiinbet, babt ibr einen ru,npeIn.
ben Son ODER rhoolfommeneS @sb6r; unb
fuenn ite gang aeidIonen 1T, erfclst Iaubbeit,
unb tpenn bic GntSiinouns niht geboben unb
bieie 80bre trieoer in ibreu seb6rigsn 8uitanS
beriett tperben fam, ipirb bas 8sb6r fir i'm.
raer SeritDrt iuerSen; neun Sale inter 3ebn
finb ourd &atarrb perurIadt, peIdsr nidtS
aIs elm entsinoettr 3uitano Der idleimigen
Sberfldden 1T.
gSir moaen eiabuneert Dollars fir ieben
(bnrd aatarrb beruriadten) 8au bon 3aub.
belt geben, ben mir nidt ourd Ginnebmen bon
9au'S &atarrb Sur beilen fonnen eabt Sud
umfon1 Gireulare tpntinen.
g.. S ebenet& So, Splebo, 8.
kF- Serfauft bon Avotbstern, 70 @tS.
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9eif feiner aintbeff. vnI.
GoInmbus, Mebr., Ron, ,es.
pofsor u &5e3 fdreibt, bab SER R. Siaenef aua
Duueau, Nebr.s ieff feiucr 3inbbeit OH Gpflepas lit
NIB hattie tstna6e febsn 5peiteu Gag foL6e Anfdlie uub
&ay4uoE ofterS. sGs tit MIN elm Sohr Ser. felt er
4u}fcS &5ntg's NerusnsG tdrfer byoudte nnb ieitbem
tae aud t<tuf anfdae mebr s~tfommei1.
Sett Edrttr aIs felt ole stuSIj SatreH.
xatIor Mill Co. zeg. Mai 1890.
- Hit snetn games Heben an sa~erpenjhlpdne uro
szabs1agfns bab TO ieit BEN @sbrau9 bon tqaitur
iHoni88 q~erpensStdrrr@ ftdrfer fiihIe dis felt ben les
IN 5ubif Jobrfn. Grau U. 9 n er D n,
Die gnpefter M. Hetue aus ~gaiforbfrIe
1efx i9reibt: SD eebrnn1te 5pei fSIaiheu por
yYoror Xbnigs 9terpensStdrfera fnr gerpeufhtpa&e.
neIde 10 bsftie par. bab i1 bei Der ~eerinGften flrfode
eaIlqrtiei mubfe u1b bnnn peratlopteu befaul; bin
snn iret eopca uua eE1pitbs 6as mlttteI aufs bette.
Gf~As stx nsrtStsKS a,np fHr ssespsssssbsabs
NkEI mtro 5fbeai Der e oertaugt gageianbt.
$3.50 .rms .rblIfen aud BITE mebistn uuiipuft,
Dttlt 9tset5tn murbe ieii benz Sabre lSf6 bon BEN
Qc9m. Ba!fpr 9bnsq. Tort mdpne. Sub. sptereifei
nue tetf uufsr sstnsr Aufpeiiuug bon otr
koENtG MEDICINE CO..
xdS Randolph ST., CHICAGO, TEL.
@ct aI1otbstsru D. babeh fis
$1s00 ote Ytaldje. 9 BIeldlen fur 81 90,
srobe Sis, 9 fav 5000.
SIN 9 an Mntonio BEL abolpb Dretb.
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BStele Otd) ntnfer ftld], Wturood)," lparote
ie iiG au ben blutenbem Oieuer,
Morobuben unb fem Spier. nStelle
Did binter mid, MuroOd," panote
fie lif on Sen blutetben 0iener, lid
iperoe Did init meinem 90rper l6iieclt
ooer iterben. Damn fabte lie nit einem
Blid poa beiligen 3orneS ben Sergealls
ten feit ms ause unb rief %. iiber
Die @rnieorisung ser Wdnnli6feit
$50 lit iene 8itterli9teit bingefoml1ielt,
bic emit belt britil9en Soloateil 90.
alien allberett aits5ei6nete. Die Men}d=
belt bait On IN ben 3otb ge;o9eu bnrd)
Define Barbaret! giuni petln Du
ni9t senug bait, 10 ban' sn. benz ebcr
mill ih lterbeu, oils ba6 Sen Mlten ga
peiteres unbeil treffe."
Da mid Der llnbolb Suriid unb per.
lteB ba8 6au8.
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Aus 9atk[ons 9u9eno.
Gin aebens5iih aus Der @ebolutionss
3eit.
BOA ermit s~sresbarser.

~ nbrep Sadlort, melder spsi Ger
N Niue bilourd), bon 1929 bis 1887,
CIV bic b0dite @iirbe bieieS 9aubes
befleibete, mat ser iiebente Rrdi ibent
Der Ser. Staaten. Gr fannie bon
trfGnbt5feu @lterm, artnen Qeinenmebern,
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Nudlens Mrntea salbe,

Die bette SaIbe Der Welt fur S6nttte, OuetI4uas
gen, @ei6mlre, Gtebers unb pant. ausf&Ias, Ele&te,
beten furtft SdmprrbctteR cber tetne BeabIuns.
Ubqtse 9ufrtebenbett %saranttrt pher tas Gelb wire
Sar1deyitatiet. Is Gents Die Saadtel. Gum gsrtauI
In alien apOtbefsn. abcIpb Dreib, TbempiSu Il Co.,
WbrIeiale,
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Dr.. Hathaway
Sobn BrpaSfDot, N. D., Mifstent.
Specialist oes GNsStens.

Sunse Mdnnet,
pel6e In Solae pru
9uSenb $ Sfnben
an Rerpentapd9e
letben, t5reeebeus.
TRAIT ~untergraben
5oben uub tire
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rem, fplten ben bes
rhtmten Or. Sos
ttawnr icfort cons
iuItfrea. Nergebi
nt&t, Nerpentrdnts
j beit Unit pber o5at
Grdume) wirb ptfs
ieHf&aftltG unb
mad ben nsaeasn
Wetboben tebans
Ebsff nnD NIT BEN
srE6teu Grfcls.
&s fru.Iut ut@i
baraaf Of man
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Die int Sahre
1865 aus Gar
~ridfersus, ans
iammeu NIT elmer
Gn5abl BON Ser
10 a bten unb
Sreunben, aus
9ewanoert tparen
nnS jid etlpa 60
Wetlen norbmeft>
li6 bon GbarleSs
ton tn benz fritz
hcrstt Nchteto Ae,.
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@roBe geftarsung berrf9t in
8afa, benz grOBen ruflilben petroleums
8erfdifung5 PlaBe am @aSpif6em
Meere, iiber bas Nuftreteu Der Cholera.