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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-16

Said the bride on the eve of her marriage
Dear Charles, am sorry" said she.
'For the eight hundred millions of ladies'
Who this evening are jealous OF me-
New York Herald
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-16

The whole world loves a lover,
So all the poets say.
But that doesn make him happy
If the girl herself says Nay"
-Someryille journal.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-16

Papa, how is this world divided P"
swell, my son, I've forgotten how it
used to be. but at present it's three
fourths ocean and the balance summer
hotel. ATLANTA Constitution.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-29

ing exercises during the 18th OF
June.
The Waihee glee club gave a con-
cert to slim attendance of people at
the Hamakuapoko church during the
evening of the Goth.
1t Is rumored that carpenters ar
rived on Wednesday, per Claudine,
for the purpose of rebuilding the
Waikiki managers residence.
The Waikiki gun club celebrates
the 18th of June at their kahului
range by rifle and trap shoot.
Waikapu mill will grind no more;
cane planted on the lower lands will
be f1umed to Spreckelsville.
During the past week there has
been petition in circulation in sew
eral localities on this side of the ISL
and, asking that the question of an
nexation be put to a vote of the
citizens. The paper has received
quite number Of Hawaiian sigma
lures, and several foreign names
were added at Spreckelsville.
Weather: The dragon fly has been
flying low, and there has been wind
and showers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-29
Il BANQUET.
The Masons of HiIO Entertain
Mr.. Andrew Brown.

Il
Mr.. Andrew Brown.
On last Wednesday evening one
of the most enjoyable social events
which has ever taken place in Hilo
occurred at the Coney House at
that place. The affair was arranged
by several masons, and it was given
in honor of Mr.. Andrew Brown of
this city, who visited Hilo on bust
ness connected with the fire depart
ment. Mr.. Brown holds high of
flee in Hawaiian Lodge, No. 81, F.
and A. NJ, and the banquet was
given as a token of esteem.
The affair was not confined
strictly to members of the order and
several prominent citizens of Hilo,
who are not masons were present at
the festive board. The parlors and
dining room of the hotel were most
tastefully decorated, while the ex-
terror of the building was brilliant
ly illuminated with Japanese lam
terms. The banquet commenced at
s o'clock and for three hours the
menu, which would have done
credit to French chef, was dis
cussed. During the evening toasts
were made and responded to and
when "Auld Lang Syne" was sung
everybody departed for home with
a remembrance of very pleasant
time. Among those present were
Messrs. Andrew Brown, DR.. K. b.
Williams, John Spear, John Moir,
John Stupplebeen, A. W. Richard
son, George Sandman, William
Vanetta, P. Scott, L. Turner, W.
Bohm, K. R. G. Wallace, George
Beckley, J. Sisson, J. S. Maby, w:
Ray, Colonel G. W. Leroy and
Judge Austin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-29

Brief Sketch of Brave Soldier and
Successful Educator.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-29
GIVE THEM ANOTHER.
TIE School Boys Add Another
Feather to Their Cap.

The base ball game on Saturday
between the Kamehamehas and the
Hawaiis resulted in a victory for
the school boys by score of 9 to
Z. At the start it looked as
though the Hawaiis would be vic
torious, as they commenced to slug
the ball in surprising manner.
In the first inning they scored three
times and things were going their
way until the third, when the Ka-
mehamehas commenced to straight
en- out the curves Of the opposing
pitcher, and, aided by an error now
and then, the champions managed
to tally four times in the inning.
Interest in the game was kept alive
by the closeness of the score and
the lively coaching done by Palmer
Woods and Thompson of the Ha-
waits. They shouted like profess
sional players and their noise ratified
their opponents somewhat. An ex
tended report of the game would
not be interesting, and for the ben
eft of cranks the score is appended {:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-29
NOTED MAN DEAD.

GEN. S. C. ARMSTRONG PASSES
AWAY AT HAMPTON. va.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-29

SAN Francisco, May 12-Super.
intendent P. L. Weaver of the aims
house received a dispatch yesterday
announcing the death of his bro
ther-in-law, General Samuel Chap
man Armstrong, at Hampton, Va
General Armstrong was born
about fifty-two years ago in the
settlement of Wailuku, on the ISL
and Of Maui, in what was then the
Hawaiian kingdom. His father was
the Rev. Richard Armstrong, one OF
the first missionaries to the Sand
wich islands, and was one of the
founders of the public school sys-
tenn there, afterward being the
minister of public instruction. His
mother was a sister of the late
Chief Justice Chapman of Massa-
chusetts.
Young Armstrong passed his
early childhood on the islands.
When he reached manhood he left
the islands and came to San Fran
cisco, where he became a lumber
merchant and was singularly sue
cessful. When the war broke out
he went east and entered the army
as private. At the close of the
war he was captain, and was sub
sequently brevetted general for gal
liant conduct in the field.
When the war was over the ques-
ton of what to do with the newly
freed people, ignorant and in
capable of self-direction as children,
was the most stupendous problem
Of the day. Freedmen's bureaus
were established in various parts
of the country, and General Arm
strong was placed in charge of the
one at Hampton, Va. Here, through
his efforts, q great industrial
school was established, and the sue
cess of this institution in every di-
rection, morally, intellectually, in
manual training and financial
management, has made it one of
the most famous schools of the age
and its founder one of the most
celebrated men of the day. Long
ago the institution ceased to be
merely school for the negro race,
and the broader idea Of race cul-
ture from the worlds standpoint
became its dominant purpose, so
that today the negro shares it's adj
vantages almost equally with the
Indian and Chinese, and even Per-
slams find a place within its boun-
diaries. The effect of it's influence
upon the Indians was put to cru
cial test during the late uprising of
the Sioux. Eighty-two Hampton
students had come from Standing
Rock, the home of Sitting Bull and
the locality of the chief excitement
during the messiah" craze. Only
one of these, and that the son of
old Sitting Bull, took up arms, all
of the rest remaining loyal to the
government.
General Armstrong leaves four
sisters--Mrs. Beckwith, wife of Rev.
E. G. Beckwith, DID,, of Honolulu,
Mrs. P. L. Weaver, matron Of the
almshouse, Mrs Banning, and Miss
Jennie Armstrong, who resides with
the Weavers.-TS. F. Chronicle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-29
august
Flower

For Dyspepsia.
A. Bellanger, Propr., Stove Foun-
dry, Montagny, Quebec, writes: II
have used August Flower fcr Dys-
pepsia. 1t gave me great relief.
recommend it to all Dyspeptics as a
very good remedy"
Ed. Bergeron, General Dealer,
Lauzon, Lewis, Quebec, writes: 81
have used August Flower with the
best possible results for Dyspepsia. 4"
c. A. Darlington, Engineer and
General Smith, Sydney, Australia,
writes: August Flower has effected
a complete cure in my case. 1t act
ed like a miracle
Geo. Gates, Corinth, Miss. writes:
81 consider your August Flower the
best remedy in the world for Dys-
pepsia. I was almost dead with
that disease, but used several bottles
of August Flower, and now con-
slider myself we'll man. I sincerely
recommend this medicine to suffer
ing humanity the world over" g
G. C. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. S. A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-29
MarShaI'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF
ID Execution, issued out OF the District
Court, on the oath day of April, A. D T..
1898, against D. NJ. Crowley, defendant,
in favor of G. On, plaintiff, for the sum
of $117.90, have levied upon and shall
expose for sale at the Station House, in
the District of Honolulu, Island of Oahu.
at II o'clock of FRIDAY, the 23d day OF
June, A. D. 1898, to the highest bidder,
all the right, title and interest of the said
D. NJ. Crowley, defendant, in and to the
following property,i unless said judge
ment, interest, costs and my expenses be
previously paid.
List OF property for sale: l Sewing
Machine, l Picture, 2 Stands, Case for
Magic Lantern, l Box. slides.
f. G. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal.
Honolulu, May 25th, 1898. 339O-3Ot
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-29
To Let.

- COTTAGE CONTAINING PAR
81 lor, Dining Room, 4 Bed Rooms,
Kitchen, Pantry, etc., corner of
Beretanla and Keeaumoku Sts., at pres
ent occupied by Mr.. J. NJ. McChesney.
Possession given after April Is. Apply
to Mrs. COWES,
393o-tf 90 Hotel Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-29
kAMEHAMEHAS.

SUMMARY: Earned Runs-Kame-
hameha, l. Bases on balls, by Niche
ula, 5; by Kaae, 4; by Woods, L.
Struck out-By Meheula, 10; by Kaae,
1. Left on Observation-Disclosures, s;
Hawaii, s. Stolen mming,
Pryce, Hart. Two base hits-Mehe-
ula, Kauka, Thompson, Willis. Pass
ed balls Baker, 2; Pryce, 2. Wild
pitch BY Meheula, /; by Woods, 1.
Umpires-H. NJ. Whitney, Jr.; G. l..
Crabbe. Scorer-M. K. Keohokalole.
Time of game hour, 45 minutes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-29
FOR SALE.

The Daily ADvERT1sER is deliver
ed by carriers for so cents month.
Ring up Telephones SO. Now is
the time to subscribe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
L MPS'
&ier
an 3apf
uno in 5laiben,
Sreie Slbliefermns nah ir9enb
etnem e@beile Der gtabt.
Selepbou 258.
Ernst RiSChe
Ngent.

unIdnsit entbedte yerf6m6rung bon
ben 4uar9iitsn aussebe unb 3mar auI
Nnregung Der aneritanii9en Mnardi.
ten. erfldrt ieBt, baB bieie Epnamit.
yeri9morung bon ben gae6en
ausgebe!
= Ser r9euti6e @ei6sanseiser"
tiinoigt an, baB bic 93enmablen aum
prenBti9en 2anotage am Z. Nopember
itattfinben merben.
= Jta9oem bur6 bas @ntgegens
tommen oes &aiiers Wilbelm bas gis
5pii9en ibm uub benz Siirfen 8iss
mard gebro9en, tit Der Yertebr atpi=
tben beioen elm redt lebbafter aetpors
I ben. Nm leBten 5onntag Durben
3ebn Selegramme smii6en 8eiben gez
me6ielt.
- IlS &aiier Milbelm auf leiner
&ddreife bon ben 6iterrei9iI6en Meaz
noDern bic 6iterrei9ii6e @renae err
ret9t bate, ianbte er bic folgen6e Oes
pel9e an ben aaiier BON Oeiterreict !:
Utit ben @efiiblen Der tpdrmften Oanf-
bartlett fur bic groBe Greunbli9feit
uno Siebenswtrbigteit, tpel9e Ou mir
erseigt baft unb nit erneuter 8etuuus
berung fir bic 2eiitungen Oeiner Nrs
NEE, i6eibe i'd aus Oeinem 2anbe.
Sm 8egriffe, bic @ren3e au iiberifrei.
ten, fible i'd mid ge6rungen, Sir bies
su tuie6erbolen uni no9mals Sir,
Setner Tamilie, Deinem 2arbe unb
Seiner Irmee aufri6tig unb berslic)
ales @ute gu miini6en. Sailer @ils
belm bat ii4 in bieier 9epe'1e in Der
Nnrebe an ieinen Sreunb bes leelens
herblHbenben y Ou" bebient, pie auss
brhdlib gemeloet mirb.
Ser in Berlin gu 8elud peis
lenbe &ebatteur bes ct. 9etersburaer
p1topoie gremia" perlieb in einem
nBerliner 8riefe", BEN er an lein 8latt
ri9tete, Der ueberaeugung Nusorud,
baB &aiier WilbeIm ben auf Der aaaes
meinen &riegsbereiti6aft bafiren6en
Triebea uiini6e unb baB Ser @nfeI
Wilbelms l. bur6aus ni9t gemilt
Jet, ben &riegsrubm bes vaIten 9Bilz
belm" aufs Spiel gu ieBen. Ser
&rlegsrubm Wilbelm l. bilbe gepif>
termaBen ben granitenen Sburrn, binz
ter tpel9em Der Srieben wobne.
Seuti9lano riifte ni9t nit friegeris
t9en 4bii9ten. fonoern nur bebufs
Mnfre9terbaltung bes europdiI@en
mtlitdrii6en @lei6getpi6ts.
= Sn Hiirnberg bat elm 10iGbriaer
&nabe aus Gur6t bor @trafe fur cine
tleine unart Selbltmorb bur6 grbdn=
gen begangen.
Sas Opfer eines &au5anfaIes
TT Der bo9beta9te pfarrer 0eaaBen in
9emmeri9 bel Bonn getporben. Ser
alte 9err wurbe beim Spa3iergang i'm
g8albe BON perfappten Strol9en iibers
fallen. In i6dn6li9fer Weife geidIas
gen unb ieiner 8aaridaft unb @ertbs
laden beraubt.
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4. 6 a apiteI.

@s mar am gladmittag, als Baron
pon Stursn tn bemielben Derliner 6otel
obftie9. mo er beretts als 8nabe nit
ieinen @ltern geippbnt bate.
Geine BeIuhe bel Waitlano unb oem
Suiti5ratb @arnS peridob er porlaufia
nod, oa iie inn 9siellldaftli@e Ser
pfihtungen Quferleeen tonnten, oie
tim binberli9 9efpeien tpdren. lm lid,
ben &tnbriifen Der Nei9sbauptitaot
ilfbefangen bingcben ju f0nnen nno i'm
@spiible oerielben mad Der ld6nen
Imajone 5li fori9en, muste er iid
9aitt ollarl .an9eb6ren. Sil eiuem 70
enc 3uiamniengebrdngteu, pielgeifal,
tleep Weltleben aber lit 9lieman6 iein
tietner 9err; uneeiu9te unb uner,
pGrtete Be3iebunseu beften fi1 p;e
Dnbaneel an bie S9ritte befien, Der
bieien 1ooen betritt, uno fibren ibn
oft weitab bon benz 3iele, baS er iid1
gsifedt, ober brineen ibn auf gans
anberen Be9en, als er ii9 eeoa9t, 6ents
fslben rdber. Diele @rfabrnng iollte
aud Wolfsang MAIDEN.
CT begann Slet6 tla9 ieiner Nnfunft
cine Wanoerung bur9 Die 9tra6en nno
lieb it9 BON Strome tragen. Geins
@rinnernn9en on bte Willionenltaot
aus leiner Su9enb3ett< sparen iebr uns
nollfommen. baber ef1bien linn @lles
nen uno Ct fiiblte li9 nie bet6ubt BON
benz raftloien bunti9edisen Saiten uuo
Sagen, iDel6es ii9 3ipii9en majeitds
ttiden 9anierfronten auf ben breiten
9traBen, auf beren 9latten Nfpbalts
booen bas 9lappern ber Pfer6ebufe
mehr 3u bDren mar, alS baS Rollen Der
Rdber, Dor ieinen Bliden ablpielte.
@s besanti bereits gu bunfeln, als er
mad ietnem Sotel 5urtdfebrte. gDie
@thblthtsr flammten bte tanienb unb
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Ssprresppnbens. = NFaperid,
&unnels Co., 80. Sept. '93.-5alub
Der 9ibe unb Srodembeit tann man
teBt iagen. S9on am rs. batten mir
einen f60nen 2anbregen unb Iebte
yta9t tpieber elm seb6riser @6aner,
aud' ltebt es aus, aIs ob es nod rrebr
geben lpollte. Ser gelorabosGluB lit
ebenfalls geitiesen, ein 3eiden, bab es
oberbalb aud geregnet bat. gs mar
aber aud 3eit, benn felt benz 6. Muguft
batten mir feinen &egen mebr unb
bas 8ras fling i6on tpieber an, troden
gu tperben. Oie 8aummoQernte i'll
aud in oollem @anse; boffen mir, bab
Der yreis etpas b6ber gebt, benn Z
@ents tit bod ettpas All tpenia.
Die 8iebsiidter fuafen iebt tiid)tia
yleb, um bahelbe 1d1ftes ssriibiahr
nod bem SnbianersSerritorium su Ders
19lhen, tDenn es ben Winter Qliidlidb
ilberftanben bat,
perr Mm. Nblof BON Neu 9aSen
idreibt in Der leBten Nummer biefes
Slattes, bob er nit Der Southern
9ope gaumwOlle reinsefalen iei. Ser
giann bat pollfdnbis &e6t in ieinem
gerl9t; i'd babe ebenfalls a9t 3eiben
aur probe gepFanat; elm Slid, baB
es ni3t mebr mar.
tlnb Bel iidb ielbit lpri6t ct num-
Sd mill eS nir'mer tpieber tbun
%. SO. 81.
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500 @elphunua. 800.

Die aeier Der n6reien grelle" tperben iid
frenen, Sa erfdbren, baB es ipeniaitens cine
gefnr4tete Rrant9sit siebt, ipel9e bie @iiIens
l9att IN all tbren Stufen gu beilen i'm Stanbe
1T 9all's &atarrb Sur 1T bic einaise iett Der
ar3tliden Sriineri9aft betannte ppiitiSe Sur.
Satarrb ertnr>ett ais eine &onftitutionss
&ranfbeit cine cpnititntionele 8ebanbllnd.
9allS &atarrh CIR ipirb innerIi6 qenpmmsn
unb iptrtt bireft aui oas 8tut uno bic id3lei.
mt9en Oberfdden bes Spitems, naburd, bic
SSrunelase Der 8rantbeit 3erit6renb unc bem
Yatlenten Strait sebens, inbem iie Die yfpnStt.
tuition ees &6rperS aufbaut unb Der Natur in
iibrem Berfe bilft Die @isentbilmer baben
10 blel gsrtranen 5u ibren SeiIfrdftcn, bab iie
etnbunsert Dollars 8elpbnuna fir ieben Sal
anbteten, ben iie gu furiren perfc6lt. qabt
SUD cine 9tite BON 3eusniiien tommen 9Ran
abreiiire:
5. 5. Gbeneb G 60, Gplebo, ..
10 Ben Sroauiten, IS Gents.
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SIR bas reiienoe 0uhlifnm,

fur Nuspanberer, @ei4dftSleute, Ipurien, @eeleuts
unb Serseute blrfte es, i'm SrtereRe ber Grtaltuns
Der @eiunbbett unter fur bteeIbe unsnttsen Gebin.
sunseu, pprbetlbat ietn, bic bdufis per6ffentbten
3eu9nte herarttser Reripnen hbsr tte iusenbeu Hnb
betlenbeu Gtseni&afteu BON Spiteters Masenbttters
5u leen' etnes iebr mertbpreu SeiImittes fur Dtee.
ntsen' 'pelde has Meer befabr.n, benz Stebr Ober
SBttterunSSetnfhfen i'm 8reeu ausseiest fnb. Wlit
nerielben Staerbett, nit weler Or. aoa'S berlbmte
Spnpbe ete crsanii&en Mitrcben perndtet, ,erit6rt
eaS Stter8 bic Refine In Der BON
6teber perrefteten 9aft unb tn 8radpafer. DaSielbe
settnbert unb entfernt eur serinse nnb unsepobnte
@apruns Seruria4te Stornnsen, nnh ftdrtt BITE er'
ter ben Seoen, rele as 8itterS beiIt nb Bu nenneu
Rbeumattsmus, Rtereu' une eeb.rIethen, Rrdmpfe,
Soltt unb Dpspepfe.
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Cine eiaeuartiae !Radle nobm bp

= Cine eigenartise Ja6e nabm Der
beleioigte @atte elmer iungen sSrau in
Heip3ig. @r nabm elm 8iinbeI Qie>
besbrtefe, bic li6, bon Officieren, Stuz
benten, &iinitlern &c. berriibrenb, i'm
SeltBe ieiner Gral befanben unb beren
pttante 4benteuer entbiiGten, unb lief
tie als 8roi6tire unter benz SiteI !:
y Die untreue meiner 6rau" 6ruden.
9ieie Broi6iire ianbte er idmmtIicheu
GetbeiIi9teu, ibren @attinnen unb Qns
geb6rigen, pielen ion1t befannten pers
l6nli9teiten unb ben &ebaftionen au.
Oa bic gerfaHer beutli6 beaeidaet
limb, biirfte bic Sadie nod Elm Nad,.
ipiel baben. 9lls gepiHen6after Wann
batte Der Gbegatte bic &eibenFolge Der
griefe itreng 6ronolosii6 aneeorouet.
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6 Sdtdfalsw
&oman bon &urt Suffntcifter.
(EsrtleBuna).

NOVIliS2HV6J
Der Nrst Iaste mir lebr @rfreu>
Tides iiber Sic" besann ct, runo ba
if sic obne 8eiorsniB Suriidlafien
fam, 70 mill if) t1eine unterbro6ene
Sabrt mad Berlin nit Dem naditen
,3u9e fortlesen. SD fomme, UNI sbs
f6ieo bon Sbnen 3lt nebmen." g8olf=
gang ersriff ieine San6 un6 ipra9 in
Der i96nen beretten Spra6e beS Ser
gems Die Gefiibfe Der Oanfbarfeit aus,
Die er fiir alle bic cole 9lufopferuns unS
Site empfano, melde MaitlanO inn ers
mielen bate.
pReoen Sie 1ti6t bapon," lebnte biez
ier ab, nidb that es allein 5u lneiner
et9enen Yefriebisung uno babe oarum
feine Nnlprii9e auf Oanf."
,0fein, nein," ertpioerte @olf9ang,
lid babe f9pn oft bon iol6en 2euten
seb6rt, lpel9e ibren 9uten 9anblunsen
ftets ielbitiit6ti9e 8eUessriinbe unter>
i6ieben. @ewiB semabrt cine eble
Chat 0emjenisen, Der fie pollbrinst,
Befrtebt9ung, aber iie gift bod ftets
Dem Gnoeren, fiir ben fie gelbiebt.
Sie retteten mir oas 2eben, in6enl sic
mi9 unter Den Wagentriinmern berz
Dor5o9en."
nSa, Oas lit wabr," la6elte Wtaits
Lamb, ni9 babe aud i6on cine Sliege,
Die in cine Mil6i6ale sefaueu mar,
berauS9esosen.4
uMber sic baben bas 2ettere ni6t
nit HreiSgebung SbreS eisenen 3ebens
9etban; Sie baben aud nod nitt
pier5ebn Gage In einem Dorie 3usss
braGt, I'm elmer 5lieee beiSultsben.
uno cafar wenisifens perbienen sic
meine Danfbarfeit.
Ufaltlanb iab na9 Der llbr. SIN
elmer Stunoe fomnlt Der 3uq," laate
er. nSeben sic tpobf!"
@r rei6te Dem Baron bie 6ano.
p@be mir f6ei6en," laete bieien
ymuB i6 sic bitten, mir su iaaen, mo
t1 Sie III gerlin finoen fann, 6enn id,
Roffe, baB eine auf 70 unsepDbuli6e
SSetls besonnene 8efaunt56aft bier
utht an Gnoe iein lpiro.4
sd babe etne Sunsseiellenmob,
nutg. llnter ben &inoen, antlportete
Wtaitlanb, mo i'd iebr stiidlid iein
iutrbe, Ste 5u feben."
Grnabm eine giiitentarte beraus unb
iiberreinte fte, nadbem er feline Nbrelle
barauf permerft, oen Barom, tporanf
Ct iid bon tim perabl6iebete.
Die 9arte In Der 6auo. anf mel6er
Der etnfabe gtame Otto Mtaitlanb"
ftanb, blieb @olf9ans allein 3nrld.
Seine @sbcnfen rtdteten iih auf ben
reueu Befannten. 9lm lieblten bate
er i'm pGreunb4 senaunt, aber Wfait<
lamb felbft i4ien feinen Nnipruh anf
etne iolde Be5ei9nuns MAIDEN 3u ipols
len, aud mar ettpaS an linn, mas bie
Wefen feines Gbarafters init unburde
bringli6em Dunfel beoedte.
pGs ioll mid ipun6ern, OBJ er uobl
elm 9er5 bat = ba9te @oligang. r98enn
oas Der Baa LIT, 70 bemibt er iif, .es
3u perberseu. Gae @ri6einnnaen unb
Grei9niiie i9einen an Tim poriiber,u,
eeben. cbne ibn tiefer sa beriibren ais
osr San6 ben Spiesel. Gr bot mir
baS Seben eerettet, bat mt9 Wo9en
lang uie Elm Bruoer gepfle9t, nnb nun
perldbt er mid NIT Ser glet9eiltigften
Wftene bon ber @elt."
Smei Gage ipdter burfte Der Sc,
nelenoe ieiaen eriten Ausgang mahen.
Wth iebem Bul8idlage liabnen fei..
3rdfte su. l1nb na6 elmer Wo4e BE-
ffies er, gdn5li6 pieoerberseitetlt, ben
@iIenbabnjug na9 Berlin, tpdbrenb
Der alte 5artipig mad oem r8illenbof"
auriidfehrte.
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oert bic S4meraen uno Aualen Ses einSsr-
2enarenss b!etet Siirgidaft fir geiuuSe unA
lraIlt9e 96a9fommenfhaft NIB 6efBrb,rt bie
ie'9lt9e ablonberung Der Muttermild,. "a
tlt ETH lpeclea fir Grauen prdporirt.s aur,.
9enoes Stimnlan3mittel, babel pol(iomn,en
Ini6aolt9 fiir ieDen 3ufanb bes tpeiblid5.n
Sr9anisrnus, ba es alien BON Der glotwv
1or9eidriebenen 6tnttionen beiTelbeu maGs
btlft nnb ME entgesenipirit.
DaS Prescription" baut ouf, frdfttot
ano tllrirt. 8ei alien droniidjen Gdmsms.
juitdnben nnb oer 6rauenpelt eiaeuen GfS.
rungen tptrb fir ieine ipobltbuenbe unb lei.
lenoe 8trtung saranttrt ober bos G.lb
inriidgegebeu. Wv
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Seiratbssgmein
Z. Wf. aarps ua6 &boba &apIan,
&uflens Mrutca &alhe.

Die bsite eaIbe ber @eIt far eGnttte, auet5@un.
sen, @e6mare, Gteber' uab Sauts Nu8l@las, GleGeu,
ssiprunsene Sdnbe, Ssofbeuleu unb aue Sautfranf.
setttni turirt 9dmcrrbctbtn pber feine SesabIuna.
g6atss 8ufrtebenbett saranttri cber has GsIb utpt
,nrh6eritattet. 25 Gents bic S&a1tel. Bum Werfauj
Bb bpIefale,
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Sir ieben 6all BON &atarrb, ben iie ui6t
tnriren fonnen, finb bic @i9entbinrsr bon
DR.. Cages Catarrh Remedy bereit, $500
boar 3n beSablen. Gntipeber suirft Du init.
tells letner miloen, idnftiseuoen, reiniaenbeu
uno bsilenbeM @isenidlaften turirt ober 0u
erbdltit 6as @elb.
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8eiab
&ubz@ z@aQre1t.

Sm Sntpaareu' 9epartement tperben mir
bas brillantefte baben, p,s ie bier seseist
nIrbe.
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9fDDitdtelt

in 1eoem Separtement unieres @ei9dfts, Be-
ionoers aud tn 8 Tai@entiidern.
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@lare : @an6idlube.

sstr baben eine san3e MusipabI in Il, s.,
Il unS 8fn6pfisem Musquetdre SanSiduben
erbaIten. @sne Gatben. Yrsife BON rs Gents
aufrdrts.
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@anSbaltnmgS : Mrtifel.

nnier Oraperie. Derdrtement lit iebr in
Aaiprua senommen. llnse3abIte Wluiter in
spiten unb @benile gorbdnsen. Auerbanb
0raperien tpereen entipprfen unb ieIbit aus.
sefilbrt. Man Bat nnr gu tpabIen. gortieren
bon $3.50 auftpdrts; Spitens @prbdnse bon
rs Gents ab. SafeIs2einen3eus, Sanbtiider,
9aunen:Auilts, RifIen &c. &c.
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o @trbf Mopttdtfu
:=-== ===-= T.. WoI.FSoN. ,.,......
9feme @ameu lit ieoem 9epQrtement,

S'e as aeasa MIR nsa Waan ba snhfm
"%" "aa0e oa f4 oas s0bae Wager Der NoDdtn
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&lei6eritoffe.

Die neueiten 5abrifate, .Ssrbem, @ufter.
Soaes aiiortiment Der SOpiadins Mpben,
Sote Guller, Resenbosenfarben.
Seiat
in Sanmt, Seioe, gerlen, pfui9, 8anbern
@obttdten fir gromenabez unb @eieai&aftss
Sptlette.