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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
DIR. II. c. FLOWER OF BOSTON, MASS,
DIR. II. C. Flower to Make n Profess
siOnaI Trip Through the West and
Northwest.

The patients of DR.. r. c. Flower will
be glad to know that he has arranged
a professional visit through the states of
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin,
as follows:
Steubenville, o., Imperial hotel, Mon
day, Aug. IS.
Columbus, o.. Neil house, Tuesday,
Aug. 20.
Cincinnati, o., Grand hotel, wednes-
day and Thursday, Aug. 30 and 81.
New Albany, Ind, Windsor hotel, Fri
day, Sept. 1.
urday, Sept. 2.
Terre Haute, Ind, National hotel,
Monday, Sept. 4.
Lafayette, Ind, New Bramble hotel,
Tuesday, Sept. 5.
Toledo, O., Hotel Madison. Wednes-
day. Sept. 6.
TT. Wayne, Ind, Randall hotel, Thurs
day, Sept. Z.
indianapolis, Ind, Denison hotel, Fri
day and Saturday, Sept. and g.
There is no physician in the United
States better known than DR.. r. c.
Flower. His cures are so numerous and
often of such a miraculous nature, that
many writer's have claimed that many
of his cures were miracles.
DR. Flowers ability to tell a patient
his disease without asking q question
is as well established as that DR.. Flower
lives.
This western visit of the doctor will
afford an excellent opportunity to many
to consult this eminent specialist close
to their homes.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
A SUMMER DRINK FOR DYsPEPTICs,


DIR. John Little. Bloomington, ILL.,,
says: 81 have prescribed 1t occasionally
the past two years in cases of dyspepsia,
kidney disorders and general debility
especially of the nervous system, with
very satisfactory results. / have rec
commended IL as a summer drink for dys-
peptlc patients. with excellent satisfac-
ton"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
MIR. WILSON CLOSES.
A Powerful Argument In Favor of
Repeal.

Mr.. Wilson of West Virginia, the
author of the bill, closed the debate with
a speech in support of the measure.
BY universal consent, he said, the So
called Sherman act had failed to justify
the expectations of those who framed it,
1t had been expected to raise the price
of silver bullion throughout the world
That expectation had proved to be a
false one. 1t had been expected that an
expansion of the currency and renewed
prosperity would follow the enactment
of the law. That expectation had been
especially falsified. Instead of producing
an expansion of the currency 1t had pro-
duced a contraction of it, because for
every million Of treasury notes that had
been paid out a million of gold disap-
peared. No one could doubt that the
Sherman law was largely responsible for
the panic that had suddenly overspread
the country. 1t had been argued from
the first speech to the last, made against
the pending bill that it would. while
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
MURDERED BY HIGHwAYMEN.
They Leap Into a Farmers Carriage
and Shoot Him Down.

DANVILLE, ILL.,, Aug. 26.-While Henry
Helmick and wife were returning home
from church at Pilot chapel, about twelve
miles northeast of this city last night
two highwaymen suddenly grasped the
horses heads while two other robbers
leaped into the carriage, Mr.. Helmick hit
his horses with the whip and they reared,
breaking loose from the highwaymen. At
this moment one of the robbers fired, the
ball entering the back of Mr.. Helmick' S
head. He died instantly, falling into his
wifes lap. The highwaymen then sprang
out of the buggy but continued firing as
the horses plunged forward on the road.
One shot narrowly missed the almost
men were tracked 10 the Big Four bridge
at the west side of the cty.srThe entire
neighborhood is wild over the murder and
the police of this city have Joined in the
search. The highwaymen held up three
other parties in the same road previous to
the attack Helmick, securing, however,
but little money.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
MURDERED AND CREMATED.
The Fate of an Ohio Theological
Student.

COLUMBUS. o., Aug. 25.-The burned
body of man found dead in the debris
of a burning straw stack last night is
that of Frank r. Shepherd, theological
student for the presbyterian ministry.
He left home at p. m. to take a walk
and at IL p. m. the coroner was notified
1t is believed he was murdered by tramps
or robbers and burned.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
RAVAGED BY FIRE,
South Chicago the Scene
Of a Conflagration
In Which Three Hundred
Buildings Go Up.
Seven Thousand People
Are Homeless.
LIVES REPORTED LOST.
The Fire Fighters Prove AL
most Powerless,
And the Flames Spread with
Awful Rapidity,
Making a Clean Sweep OF All
in Their Path.
The Fire Fighters Prove AL
most Powerless,
And the Flames Spread with
Awful Rapidity,
Making a Clean Sweep OF All
in Their Path.

Chicago Sends All Her Available
Force of Engines but They Can Do
Nothing Against the Fury of the
Fire-PitifuI Scenes Among Those
Who Have Lost Their Homes-The
Streets BIockaded with the House
hold Effects of the Sufferers-The
Aren burned Over Enormous
One-Immense Coal Docks Reduced
TO Ashes-The Cause of the Disaster.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
THE BURNED DISTRICT.

IL Is Near the business Center and
Built Up of Residences.
The burned district is north of the
river. which opens out into the Calumet
harbor, protected on the north and south
by government piers. Between the river
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
EXPLOSION IN A LAUNDRY
SERIOUSLY INJURIES A NUMBER OF
THE EMPLOYEES.

Cries for Help Could he Heard but
the Escaping Steam Caused N Delay
of Several Minutes Before Assist
ance Could BE Observation-Disclosures
I'm Adjoining buildings Shattered
by the Force-The Engineer Ar
rested.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
Loss of Appetite.
Sick Headache.
Indigestion.
Dizzy Feelings.
RiIiouSneSS.
Constipation.
Dyspepsia.

Observe she following symptoms resulting frou
diseases OF the digestive organs: Constipation fu-
ward piles, ullnese blood in the head, aoidity Of
the stom ach nausea hssrtburn disgust OF food fuli
ness or weight of the stomach, eructaton, sink
ing or uIterng Of the heart, choking or sunocating
sensations when in lying posture dimness Of vision.
dots webs before tina sight fever and Gull pam In
the head deficiency preparation, yeslowness o. the
skin and eyes, pain in the side, chest limbs and sud
den Pushes OF heat burning in the flesh.
A few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS viii free the
tenn all the above-named disorders.
Price IS cents per box sold By Druggists.
Send q letter stamp 10 DR. RAILWAY q CO., 81
Warren St. New York. Information worth thou
sands viii be rent to you
TO The PUBLIC-Be sure and ask for Rad
Ways and see that the name "RADWAr" n o.
what you buy.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
THE BANK ASSESSMENTS.
PLEAS MADE TO THE STATE TAX
COMMISSION.

The Hon. Hugh McMullen Appears
for the Aurora DistilIing Company
Some Interesting Points Made
Various Banks Represented Before
the Board.
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r. r. r..
MINUTE REMEDY.
Only requires minutes, not hours. TO reiisvs Psia
and care acute diseases.
DADWAYS
81 READY RELIEF.
The Cheapest and Best Medicine
For Family Use in
the World.

In from TO twenty minutes fails 90 relieve
PAIN with one thorough application. No matter how
violent circulating the pain. the rheumatic. Bed
ridden 1nfrm. rippled, Nervous. NeurAlzic pros
trated with disease may suffer, Railways READY
RELIEF affords instant case.
Inflammation of the Kidneys, Innam-
nation of the bladder, Inhamma-
ton of the bowels. Congestion of
the Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult
breathing, PaIpitntiOn of the Heart,
Mysteries, Group, DIphtheria, Ca
tarrh, Influenza, Headache, Tooth
ache, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Cold
ChilIs, Ague ChilIs, ChIIblaInes,
Frost bites. Bruises. Nervousness,
SIeepIessnesS. Coughs, Colds.
Sprains, Pains I'm the Chest, Back
Limbs, are INSTANTLY relieved.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30

have been a victim TO liousness for years, aud
after trYing various dies my only success in
the use Of Simmons Liver kes ulator, which never
lied to relieve speak not o. myself alone, but
mr. shols fan1lx-p-J ~. EILLkAE. selma. Ala
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30

4 Cure Nervousness and Constipation.
DR.. Shops Restorative Nerve Pills
sent free with Medical Book to prove
merit, for &c stamp Druggists. 25c. d..
Shoop, Box X. Racine. Wis.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
DR.. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARlLLIAN
RESOLVENT.

Chronic carries OF the bone, humors IN
The blood diseases fever sores, chronic or
old ulcers salt rhsum. ricketts,, white swelling, soald
head oankers. glandular svsnings, nodes, wastng
and decay the BODY pimples and blotohea, tumors,
dyspepsia, kidney and bladder diseases, chronic
rheumatism and govt consumption, graYel ana cal
culus deposits and varieties the above complAinhs
which sometimes are gwen sPeeinc nsness; -
In cases whers the system has been saiivateos sno
mercury has accumulated and become deposited IN
the bones Joints etc. causing carries Of the bones
rickets spinal cGrvatures. oontortions white sNeLs
the Sarsap artlla VIII resolve
away those deposits and sxterminate The virus OF shs
disease from the system.
Great ConstitutIonaI Remedy.
shin Dissasss. Tumors. Ulcers and Sores OF al
linda particularly Chronic Diseases OF the skin, are
cured with great certainty by course OF kadwAye
Sarsaparillian. We mean obstinate cases that hsFs
resisted all other treatment
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
DsgS sc a. BS
Small

Positively cure Sick-headache, Consti
patton, Biliousness, Liver Complaint
Colds and General debility. 40 to the
bottle. Sugar coated. Easy to take. Do
not grippe nor sicken the stomach. Sold
by druggists. Price 25c. Reliable and
economical Sample dose FREE
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
SOLD by DRUGGISTS.
DAD WAYS
ID PILLS,
TlG Great Liver and Stomach Remedy

Purely vegetable. mild and reliable Cause perfect
digestion, complete ASSERTION and heethinl rege-
larity For the cure all disorders Of the stomach.
Liver Bowels Kidney Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
Female Irregularities Low Spirits, Mental DePrss-
sion, etc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
SCROFULA,

Whether transmitted from parents, or acquired, Is
within the curative range Of the sArsaparbian ne
IL possesses the wonderful power In curing the
worst forms OF strumous and eruptive discharges
syphold ulcers sores oil the eyss, ears. nose mouth
throat glands discriminating the virus OF these
chronic sorms o disease from the oloods ooneA
10 MS aud IN every part of the human body where
there exists diseased deposits, ulcerauon tumofs
hard lumDs OF scrofulous Inflammation tnls gfess
and power. ul remedy VIII exterminate rapidly and
permanently.
medicines than any other preparation, taken In tea
spoonful Doses while others require i've or slx times
AS Hu'H ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
SOLD RY DRUGGISTS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30

For perfect digestion use TUFTS Pills.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30

!. 2. So s. O.. ass 1;,eeaag.eA s. M 2
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30
BILIOUSNESS

YeIlowfshness of the Eyes dull,
heavy feeling. A Chilly feeling at
times with perhaps Pains In
the Back, Head, Bones
Feverfshness, Etc.
The patient should not delay q moment as there IL
great danger Of being taken down with Boas Fever.
DO wait until the Fever has seized upon the
TEN before you begin to
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30

Only requires minutes, not hours 10 relieve psln
and care acute diseases.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
Wcueite Wa6rt6ten.
Gtuc tcuhii6c chat.

Sn ber Md6s bon Somemoob bei
@eaDer SAILS in psnniplpanien
tuurbe am IA. Musuit cine entieblt@e
Sbat periibt. Ser II Sabre alte
Grant @rabam bon 9pmeppob mubte,
baB orei anosre iunse 2eute 9amiter
iasten. Ct na3m cine 8u@le NIT
Spren9pulper, befeitt9te cine Climb
1&nur an berielben unb legte lie In
cine feline Gels1palte. @r tpartete,
Biz ii@ bic bret iunsen Sdger Der Stelz
le ndberten, porauf er bic 3unbi4nur
in 8rano itedte unb bapon lief. Ils
ii& Der 16 Sabre alte 8urgeb unb ber
IA Sabre alte Sames @eeo, S0bne
bes 6armers Smitb @eeo, fopie ber
II Sabre alte Sames @arnep Der Stelz
le ndberten, erplootrte bic nit pulper
gefiute 8i4le unb ale brei junsen
2eute murben 10 fur4tbar perlebt, bab
lie am nG4iten Morgen itarben. @raz
9am entflob uno bsfinbet ii@ nod auf
freiem SUB.
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&urae 3a0esneni8feiten.

Ser tnternationale Socialiitenconz
greB in 3urt4 1T na4 7ztd9tger
Dauer am IL. @uguit gsi4loRen NOR
ben.
Das 200 8epobner 3dblenbe 9orf
81 d N 0 b, Mi4., an Der 0ulutb
2ate S6ore & 4tlantic 8abn gelegen,
purbe bur9 einen Walobrano fat
p%oQftdnoig 5eritDrt.
SsyQmes $. 8lpunt, Der Specialge=
1anbte ber Ser. Staaten in 9onoluz
u, 1T am Is. Muguit nit benz DAM
pfer v@aeltc" in g Grunctsco
eingetrofen.
Sobn 2ogan Gbipman, gongrebz
mann bes 1. 8e3irts bon Mt4igan,
itarb in Detroit am II. Mugu1t an
Pneumonia.
Die bemotratiI9e Staatsconpention
bon Wtrgtnten nomtntrte G6as. :.
OFaraq als @]ouperneursz uno R. 6.
Scent als @icegpperneurscanotoat.
Die Sons Of @eterans" bei4lphen
auf ibrer Contention in Cincinnati,
1i4 nGdh1tes Sa6r in or t,
eSa., 3u periammeln.
Ser Srt Snom Sill, Mo., lit
fait gGn3lt4 niebergebrannt. Nur
3tpei 2dben unb sinige menige pripatz
bGuIer blieben beri@ont. Ser Ser
luit belduft it4 auf 100000.
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Menn bic alten eeSnDier bic Spf

- menn bic alten ssnoier bic Son=
ne anbeteten, 6ielten lie 3uglet9 bic
!9anb an BEN Munb. 9ie @rte9en,
tpel9e ni&t perm0genb genug tparen,
ben @0ttern to tbare Spfer gu brin=
gen, tiibten beren @tutuen unb it@
Ie(bit bic 9anb. Menn bic RDmer
BEL elmer 8tlb1dule poriibergingen, fub=
ten iie ibr bic 9un6. 9aKelbe tbaten
BEL ibnen untergebene in 8e3ug auf
ibre 0prge1 eBten. Mls Gatp feline @e=
feblsbaberiteQe nieberlegte, tiibten ibm
1Gmmtti@e So*Oatsn bte 9an0. Die
r0mii4en Scatter lieben ii9 BON ben
@roben bic 9anbr fiji len. Per1onen
nieoeren Stanoes %beriibrten, auf bic
&ntee gebidt, nit ber re4ten 9ano
bes Sal ers &letb am Saume uno
fii6rten bte1 lie 9anb barau gum Mun=
be. Ma4 @infibrung bes @briiten=
tbums eigneten ii@ bic boben @eiitliz
&en ben 9anotuB als @9renbe5eigung
gu. Mber es geniigte ibrer 9emutb
n;9t lange: Seq 4. bertpanoelte bic am
rDmi19en @ofe iibli4e @titette bes
9%anbtu{5es in ben pantoffeltub.
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6od)tuaNcr TIT 1tn0arN.

@alt3ien uno oas n0roli@e l1ngarn
iinb bon ueberi4memmungen beimge;
1u9t, unb bic @pmitate @arps unb
ungb, tpel@e an ben 1ioli4en 96eil
BON @ali3ien gren5en, itnb bur9 bic
Tlutben perbeert moroen. Die @or=
itdbte bon %1nqhbar, Der 9auptftaot
BON l1ngh, ite6en unter WaHer. sSn
ben N%ieoerungen finb pielfa@ 9duier
gang unb gar BON ben Tlut6en be0edt;
etne Mn3ubl Wobn6duier lit eingez
itiir3t un0 piele Men1&enleben iin6
our@ einitiir3en0e @ebdl1be ober bur4
bic Tlutben bernthtet mprben.
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uaglif aui Der 81. Yaal 8abn.

Mus Dubuque mirb unter benz
II. Iuguit gemeloet: Der 0ftli@ gebenz
be PaNagier3ug Der st. Paulz8abn
fubr in Sout6 Sunction in einen
Tra9t5ug Der Sa. Gentralz8a6n als
lebterer in cine Wei9e einbog. MuBer
Der 2otomottbs unb @epddcar tpuroen
6rei pafagiertpagen ben Damn binz
untergeporf fen un0 folgen0e per1onen
perlebt, gum Slid feline gefdbrli4:
'8eo. uQmann BON S@spner @rope,
SQ., $. s. Doung BON pat4 @rooe,
Wis., Gam g. @temp pon Dubuque,
Sa., u. @erring bon 5reeman, g. o.;
Sobn 9agsertp BON Dubuque; Trau
6. M'@iqibarp BON |9errington,
&s., SRI. emma 9oolittle bon Mabiz
ion, g. g.; Trau 80. @roi1e bon
Cincinnati, SRI. &ate Murpbp BON
Woonipdet, 81. s. uno 6. 6. 8rapruo
BON Brpant, g.. ..
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SeSn einem fran30l t59en 8lati

- Sn einem fran5011den 8latte
finben mir einen Mus5ug aus benz 9ez
ri9t ber !9anoelstammer gu &eims,
tponu9 ii9 Der geg%snmdrtige 2agerbez
tan0 an Gbampagner i'm 8e5irt Der
9anbelstammer auf 952,564 9sttoltz
ter uno 90 2iter klduft, bic in UNI
,gefd6r brenoertneun5e6n MiQionen
Blaihen it4er geborgen iino. Die
@anbelstammer bat gum Sro1t fir
dngitlide @smiitber ausgere4net, oub
bamit fir flint Sabre uusrei4enoer
8orratb gel4affen lit. Die Som IL
menten bss eblen @etrdnfe5 t0nnen ltd)
al . %berubigen, UNI pmebr als man in
bert ge1egneten @efiloen UNI Reims
'iebt Der Heblaus ener9iih gu 2eibe
sebt. BUR 8etdmpfun9 Des perbeerenz
ben SsSn1etts Fat Die genannte 9anoelsz
TANNER 100000 5rancs bemtGtst.
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Scr Bcbrin0streit cmtjMteoem.

Sn paris bat am Is. Musuit bus
S4R0sgert@t in Der 8ebringsmeer=
@ngelegenbeit feline @ntideiouns aoz
gegeben. Die eri item bier Puntte 1al
4rtitel 6 iperben gegen bic Ser. Stuaz
ten ent14ieoen. Ser &obbenI Fang 1T
bonn 1. Mai Bis 81. Suli ber6otin,
uno 5par i'm n0rbli4en Stiuen Sce ~
uno i'm 8ebrinssmeer. Die sei4uBte
Gone eritredt it4 6 Meilen UNI bic
Snfeln. 0as &obbenfangen auBerz
balb Der Gone i'm 8ebrtngsmeer BON
Is. Muguit an, uber Der @ebrauh pon
S4ieBmaffen lit Derboten. 9ie ames
ritanti&en S&iebsri@ter ertldrs1 iid'
nit benz Sert Der @nt14etounJ 3uz
frteoen.
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cSm @eriht All Sc If mDnf

- SIM @eri4t gu ,,
3d., murbe in benz %beriibmten Sale
ber @rdfn BON @oques bon &ouen In
sSrunfrei9 gegsn Dapio u. Mrmitrong
bon 2ouispiue uno Mnbere cine &lage
eingereiht. Ser san bre6t ii& um
bas 8e1ibre9t BON 5mei uno cine balb
Minionen Mcres 2anb in 8trginia,
Weit @irgin;a uno &entudD uno Der
3med Der &lage 1T ber, einen frlbersn
v9esb", Der BON Der 8rdfn bon
@oques uno tbrer 9o4ter Srau 5loz
renee 6. Mapbrid unter3ei4net mar,
fir ungiiltis GIT ertldren. @d6reno
bic 2ebtsenannte ibren pro3eb in 2lz
perpool pegen bes Moroes ibres Sat-
ten gu BEL teben battle, mar Wrm ltrong
Der Mntpalt LET SID i'm unD lie bebaupz
tet, bab oiei Ter bas @igentbum fir
$685. 900 perfauf te, mdbreno 1ie nur
ettpa $4,000 babon erbalten babe. Sc
1agt in Der &lage, oaB iie ben "Deeo"
in benz G..auben unter3ei&net babe,
baB es 5ih muir UNI einen She'll bes
2anoes i'm Wertbe bon $4,000 gez
banbelt babe, mdbreno oieier in Wirtz
li4tsit fir r1s gan3e 2anb mar.
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Snternutionuler Meratez Ron9reb

o..N
in &pm. Wte man aus &om beri9=
tet, Baben bisber % Regierungen uno
88 miHenf@aftlide &0rperi@aften bic
Gntienbung BON Delegirten gu benz
eSnternatipnalen mebt3iniiG en &onz
grsB angefiinbigt, Der bonn "a. Sep=
TENDER Big gum 1. Sttober IN ber ita=
lienii@en 9auptftabt abgebalten tperz
ben miro. Sm @an5sn baben ii4 CUR
Sbetlnabme an benz &ongreB 14on
5000 per omen angemsloet. Inter
ben 6eroorragenoen @%ele9rten, pel4e
@ortrdge a%ngetinbigt 6aben, befnben
1t9 8ir9om, Gbarcot, 8rouaroel,
Not6nagel unb 6Driter.
- Sn Bloomington, ST.,
entflp6en fiinf5ig &naben unb BRET
Mdoden aus benz @oloatenpuiien=
6aus.
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Rcin 2lnlab su YciprAni6.

Or. Sentins, Der Nsn 9 RI
@eiunobeitsbeamte, CAB am 16. Muz
quit folgen0sn 8eri9t aus:
@s itno tetne neuen TGQe borgetomz
men. M1e Patienten i'm 9oipttal aui
@pinburne Ss(anb befinben ii@ mo9l.
IS fino muir bret Sage ber, felt Der
lebte &rante bon 9pFmann's Sslanb
fortgel4aHt purbe unb a@t5ebn @tunz
ben lett oerl elbe BON ieinen Mttzpaz
tienten abge1pnbert murbe.
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- DaB bic @0gel, pie piele an6ere
Sbiere, tbre eigare11 @piele unb @erz
gnigen baben, bic reben Der barten Mrz
belt bes Nabrungsiu4ens ibre 53eit Be-
1onbers in ben 9unbstage1r bertiiraen,
bas lit cine betannte Satfu9e. Man
er5dblt es bon ben e tDrd}en, ben
@4malben u. I. N. Mo@ aber tonnte
ib es, - 10 i4reibt ben vM. q. &C."
Elm 2ebrer aus 8urebernbeim - nt&t
bepba4ten bel ben &rdben, bie1en ion
10 ernit unb grapitdtti@ auftretenben
@Dgeln. 9eute batte t@ bteI es Slid.
Gs mar auf einem @paierganqe nah
ioem Petersburg Granten60be). Da
lub i9 auf ber nit @eben betpa6ienen
'@Io1eite eine @@aar &rdben nidt
bo@ iiber benz @rbboben 1tb in ben
5ismli& bene9ten ,2iif tsn 16ptnaen.
SEPT ftben lie. 9a lteigt cine auf llnb
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de-; Gum @&lui1e hiesen ale glei&z
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lt91t i4on ge5ogenen 2tnten tpieber
gu o%eretntgen. Man bente ii& nod Ell
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llno anosre rttterli@e lebungen ltattz
tonoen, bat bic &aii erin in Mmtpeienz
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!9ufetien. als ob es 3pirnfdoen tpdz
rem, in einem Nu 5erriKen.