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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

Chief Paris Wants More Companies and
More Men in n Company


Morr Men in N Company.
1T is very nice to receive such encouraging
letters from the citizens of the District COM
mendlng the firedepartment," said Chief PARIS
to STAR reporter today, referring to letters
sent by merchants praising the work of the
department at the recent fires on 9th street,
''bu, the fact remains that the depart uent is as
.. present constituted wholly insufficient for
the needs and requirements Of the District.
TsAe the case Of the fire at Miller's paint store,
on 9th street, few nights ago. Why, il there
hal been another ire in some other portion Of
the District the property Of the citizens would
have been At the mercy OF the flames. II would
have been out o: the question for me to have
taken one company from that IRE. as / needed
every man. But this is not all. While we need
more companies there should be an increase
Of men IN each company. Eleven men TO a
company Is not sufficient, thefe should be twelve
At least. Then. again. / anu forced to
carry men In the department who are utterly
incapable to perform the services required Of
an able-bodIed fireman. IL the relief fund was
In any kind OF shape my frst Recommendation
would be TO retire a number of the old men who
have spent the best part of their lives in the
service and who should reap the benefits of q
welI-esrned rest 1 trus: that the surplus
money which comes from the inaugural fund
viii be given to the hremens relief fund, FOR
there Is no set of men in the city who more
deserving and who have q better right to be
looked after than the old and decrepit iremen
who have risked their lives and health in the
service Of the people"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
. To Prevent sickness ut Army Posts.

The medical department Of the army is TAX
ing vigorous measures to prevent further sick
ness at army posts by reason Of poor water IA
eilities and imperfect sewerage. The predicted
appearance Of CHOLERA this year has also in
ducsd the department TO take extra precsu-
lions. and. in order to prevent any possibility
Of sickness from contagious or infectious
diseases among the soldiers, orders have been
issued calling on medical officers for all informa-
ton obtainable with reference 20 the sanitary
condition Of their respective posts, and. in adj
dition, to report concerning the disposal Of
FArbage, the character of food for the troops,
the arrangements for securing personal clean
illness, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
THE CONCERT FOR THE POOR.
A Brilliant Program That win Be Given nj
MetIerotf Hall.


The concert 10 be given at Aetzerott Music
Hall tomorrow night for the benefit of the poor
of the District, besides being the most impor-
tant local musical event that has taken place here
IN many years, promises to be a decided social
success also. Some Of the best people in the
city have interested themselves in the move
ment. and il is expected that the audience will
be As large and brilliant as the program viii be
extensive and attractive. AL the best must
clans have volunteered their services and the
entertainment viii be of q higher and more
varied character than was ever combined in a
single evening.
The program rs arranged il as follows:
I. March. Georgetown Orchestra, Josef Kas-
par, director.
2 "A beautiful Sea Maiden Lynes, Mr.
Herndon Norsell.
,. beware. sudds, Philharmonic Quartet
Misses MeGds. Shepherd, Stidham and McCul-
loch-
I. Selection. Washington Mandolin, Banjo
and Guitar Club.
s. Aria. '.Ernani, Verdi, Mrs. Kitty Thomp-
sou-Berry.
s. Romanzi Beethoven. Mr.. Herman Rake
mann
:. Goodbye" Tosti, Miss Ruth Thompson.
T. (dl VIE die Wilde Rose" MAR; (b)
"Froehliche Armuth," Kremser, Washington
SRngerbund.
9 '.FIor de Margherita. Arditi. st. Cecilia
Quartet-lIrs. Shir-Clif. Miss Thompson, Mrs.
True ard Miss WOrlev.
TO- ..EspagnG." Chambrier. Philharmonic
Club-Messrs. Lawrence, Rakeman and Lent.
IL. I'll Bacio.'' Arditi, Mrs. Nellie Wilson
shir-Clih.
u. Piano solo. John P. Lawrence
IS. n Legend Of the Rhine" Smart, Franz
Abt Club-Nessrs Buchanan. knoop, Holmes,
Bird. Abbott. Kaiser. Hancock and Yeatman.
IA. La Perle du Bresil, David. Miss Hattie
Meads. Flute obGgato by Mr.. viii Harley.
Is Selection. Columbia Mandolin. Banjo and
Guitar Club.
Is. Grand chorus. Choral Society.
Dir. William Naldecker, accompanist.
IL Is gratifying to know that the seats are be-
Ing rapidly disposed of, and those who have
been most active and energetic in promoting
the concert feel that their efforts are being APP
preciated- Seats may be secured at Metze-
rott's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
Souvenir Coins.

In compliance with many requests, The STAR
has secured for the accommodation Of its
patrons, a supply Of Columbian Exposition
Souvenir bali dollar coins, which will be fur
nished At cost price,-one dollar each. Apply
81 the counter OF Tue SrAR business Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Er9E gENT-isgs ". AVE SR. B.. $50
100 100 S.p; 80. 9 IA l3th $, .s,.:;a0
139 Carroll st Sc. 6r..2 lsr and I'd mel, ar. Is
tsc6-3t RUST 4 HUNGERFORD GA 18th Of.
L,ok RENT-BRICK HOUSE: FoUR ROOMS AND
two-room cellar; N good order; iArEe yard 21S
lth g. . ". Key at 21t: rent, slI Ter month.
Js26-3t' A. 3. CA{wOOD 9tl and < SITS
NOR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING CORNER
10th and = s;s. ne. go Store and dwelling cor
ner Sth ard sts. H. w. S4l Alley house B.agden
alley, between 9th and 10th and VI and y sts 81
ja2o-2t' FRANKLIN BARRETT & SON. 10S 10Th.
IrOR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
house in most desirable location board Q. party
now occupying will be taken in lieu OF rent. Address
X. NJ. Star office. .a26 81
DOR RENT-MAsS. AVE NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE,
beautifui Broom house; every convenience; rent
reasonable CHARLES g. RINGWALT 6rst floor
Atlantic building. $50 st. ja,6-;SN
DOR RENT-9I7 EAST CAPITOL ST. 3-STORY
10 rooms all m will be put in frst-cass order;
concrete cells IN der whole house; rent $40
Apply us 12:h st. ta26-3t'
FOE T-BYyAMES @. JESTER. 6s9 ST
lsOo and 1905 9Th st. Or. Dr. l.. $50 30
1413 Columbia st. n. W., 1r. br ............. .S 80
BIZ "a st n W.. 7r- fr...... 25. 30
iao6-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
Ok hENT-HOUSSS-
By
BARNES ( WEAVER.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

Oh r 81. n.
1901 HARDWOOD ave-. IL rooms all mi ..... SEE. 90
Sl2 81. W. rooms all n 40 90
lt21 1th st w. store AMI dweltlnz........- 80 20
20. and e9 Maple ave. rooms. all IN. g.. -. 81. 80
COZ Spruce St. rooms all m ............. b. 80
lQO9 North Caroins ave rooms. all mi. "a 90
~ Elm ST.. rooms all n ......-.......... 5 20
$50 Spruce ST., 6roons all IN. ............... - -
st. ne. rooms. all No. i............... 70 20
us 9th St rooms. all M l............... IA on
l1o4 end 10 shep. alley ar, ". IN kitchen. To- 10
+ and ST. 4rcoms. ". in kitchen 20 90
'..... .s $50
Sts bic in rear OF 1885 Vermont ave. n. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

CSOR sALE-ONE CLEVELAND SAFETY, $40;
II Psycho Safety. ESQ., Broncbo Safety. $50;
sis ups nss SiS Al the NHEkf 9excE2haS. Us
New York ave. 0''Open nights" d.9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
FOR lighthouses.

NOR RFNT-foUR VERY DESIRABLE WELL
L located nearly new 3-story brick houses. with
each all modern improvements, m eood order.
north side OF St bet. 18th and ao;h ste. NV We
offer these houses upon terms which viii Ten lsE
them BARGAINS persons desiring nice homes
b IL WARNER co.
Ja2l-6ts pi5 81 a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
WANTED-BOARD.

FOR MAN AND WIFE AND
w two children. 12 and 8. respectively; front
with sIcove or two rooms; near patent ONCE will
furnish preferred price. which must be mod
NJ J.. Star oface. .a262t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ColrnsIA's LKAarr.
" kocIITY

co-oPERATrvE SOCIETY.
Aiming 10 sscare for 81 aiership rissfy q sr~ss
bette, faa % sssa6t rovl Oood rsSs, o. sis7 49,.
!os,sr resis I'D oheopsv hegins bus ns.s 'oosi
IL proposes 70 establish fern pei~e-n Nsshinsen
and Alexandra on Nsrch 1. Pare. tue cents. eoit-
mutatioi,. on pse usouih q rs tnenheis hFher
others reduce stre car iarss - ssni Ana
sas g. 10. f+r 900 feet
Attention - local travellers. rrcdBcerz ulanuf@e-
tuners. importers aud con.un-rs invited
A competent woman ~ act a. putlisher %
orssa saa @o.~nta the sa,y sas
o ne FirR lsG & Go MflsS fI T.stf fsfIoSs
I>oR sALF-CBEAP. BAKERY AM CnSflc-
tionery. wt;1 - eTe.ia p ..Lih' 80 - J, ~
ST. Sc, , E good reA' N Tor -''ins A@o'''' $3.50
EuR sALE-coNFECuoNfRN rrohE hulNt
sd ersi,s., N ms - .ola ~ f'e : s.'.A
N(rASTED-A PARTNER ~ rHE PAIsNr
w business; be mus have 'ho-onsh snswlsfse. q
al ssR ;''nt 5 s:;s siss e Iswifs CO.
,s.6H-
pAhTNEN NTH se.Ooo TO fssheE ~ LIN
i Ter business ~ tls city ard hsltiIuor" c.-isf.
poVlsr sud walnut Especially. KY BROS 80
L'oR shLF-A RArlpLN INcIfasIN6 .nso-
luieiy cash bushes. lsss location - TIE -.
S,ss sITSs .s-... Il Se shs s lr s as!
INoR ~AIF-A srsAN IAvSpsy - GOOD 10
Il csiien for business. address Bon ~ siAs one.
a 81 the worif's Caiurniisn Tzriti,n lss's froa
the discoyeref Stl 80 q To- i've thousand ousr..
here 1. chance for ssfne .nislrl-ins new- APT q
capitalist . maxi round ailhoh darins the iAir'
"h'es'' fpwARD JOHNSON.
IL. 1850 Maryland ave ne
nRUG STORE FoR sALF CHEAP, N SOLD AT
IL once: Fooa reasons fs~ seliius only thcs. mesn-
ing bush ard having money % invest need aIrJ.
Address DRIa y. star cihee- JA-eSt.
SkTANTFp-s PERSON or SEVERAL YEARS
w e-re-i-nc- deSiies 20 purchase an interest y
claim business viii purrha-r the cuisines y sstl..
farsury a-rEaS eIieats can BE- made. Address flsr
GRADUATf. star o;hce. gA2s-@'
I,oR SALF-STOCK. TINTUREs AND GOOD
Il will % wood and coal yard doing sood hn.iis :.
Adiress Box ~. star ofhce. 1a-s.A
.NfD safe, .on-srNauNe andrractical invest nsnt
RoWe's TnfAllthle Handspring sy-trln Eastern
ka Second successful year. heiersns$e i.,ia
p O. Box TT. B-coklyn. \. Y js2Slm
DARTNER WANTED sTRAIGHrFoRwARD
L with $3.50 cash and services - once 20 ioin ne
In new. s;ale ntee iruhtabie aud hone-i hl.lnesss
and expected. idlers tolerated. Call het 10
a m. aud o. IA 200 Indiana ave n. ".
ja3s-3t' Mr.. ClAfE
DARTY WISHING 10 Buy A SALOON ~
Il northwest 81 city state fun Particular Al
dress ". G.. Star ONO. JA.E5
L>oR sALE-BtsINFss PROPERTY on IA.
ave- "a W, gunnin- through 10 a wide streei nov
rented 20 United states low prices sPiendid Invest
merit W. 4. OhlE, l2lF u 81 NV AOth'
MOULD SELL FURNITURE OF rwFLvE-RoON
w house with lease. including stable. for cssh only.
for selling. Address LEASE. Star ofice. Ia -inl'
- AMsAY. TIE LEADING WATCH kEPAlkLh.
~ can save yon time aud money.
watch cleaned. 81
Frtnch aud complicated clock. called for AR WORT
warranted one year, le2l 1t. NV. tEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
WANTED-LOTS.

VVANTED-A LOT ON 10TH ST. UNIMPROyED,
w in exchange for improved property on st.
must he between Scott circle and T st.
la26-3t j. H. GRAY & CO., 637 F ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
FOR RENT-STABLES.

EfOB RENT-STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE; ;
stalls; everything frst-class. 1Q.2 18TH ST. n
ja263t'
EOR RENT-STABLE REAR 1880 CORCORAN
Il st. room for two horses and two carriages two
stories. +. w GRAHAM. 617 14th st. ia.sS4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED
FOR RENT-FLATS

LrOR RENT-FLAT. THIRD STORY. laos 14TH ST
l. n. W five rooms and BATH with heat Chi dren :
yearly lease. Apply to +. Il. MARROW.
ta26eo3m 20 Corcoran building.
EoK RENT-FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS AND TWO
i bath rooms. for housekeeping: one finely fur
nished one rented UNFINISHED for s20 adults on
references EXCHANGED. Box 81. Star Office ja26-:}t'
E'OR RENT-ELEGANT NEW FLATS AND LARGE
l. store room 1904 q ST. n. W. Steam heat and
modern throughout.
ja2o-3t ALBERT F. FOX. go st. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

DOR RENT-A ROOM OR HALL, 16X45; WELL
lvhted steam hest suitable for any organization
or studio for artist with two small adjoining
Cd floor. Walter building. zoos and 1910 St n w.
$40 Ter mo. HE1SKELL McLERAN. 1908 + st.
n ". ia26-6t
DOR RENT-PABT OF AN STABLISHED
l. real estate Office centrally located Most Of
can be paid by col Getting rents Address for partic
lars r. 8. q, Star office. ta25-2t'
LfOR RENT-OFFICES IN THE McGILL BUILD
ing 9OS 10 914 St. Just west Of the patent office.
his Ouidin9 contains every modern device and i'm
provanent known for comfort safety and convenience
All olces have direct light and ventilation. Taking
the accommodations in consideration the rents
markably low. jaol-lm
DOR RENT = OFFICE ROOMS IN COLUMBUS
l. BUILDING. Gl7 +; steam heat suites Of front
rooms large and cheerful. Only $50 and 800. JOHN
u. JOHNSON, 6lI +. iaol-tr
E0R RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS. 9l3 AND 915
st. at moderate prices.
JOHN B. WIGHT
ja13-t l4l0 G ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

L.
W4 S.T EDsS ,. YoUSs !, Man WHO cay rVE
dress MILK ROUTE NJ. Star Office jsa6-1as
WANTED-IMMEDIATE MAN TO SHOE
,,on; and willing % make himself gsnsr.ily nss
snoP PREys BKrck Gov
Station. Va ja2e-3a.
", w o., 70 learn the drug business. Address Boz
WANTED-TO ENGAGE THE SERVICES OF AN
se. se2 I'd s' sse,.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WHITE BUT
w iss; rood reference req1ired wages. S45 Apply
EmgIoyHent Bureau for White Help. 40 7th st. NV.
w quainted with the grocery and provision bust
one VINO cutting meats nod ref
WAVED = At oNcE-A CoLORED BUTLIR.
Star office ia26-2a'
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT Is YEARS
nG2s9. C Once salary sls
WANTED-A MESSENGER WITH BICYCLE
w Apply Il. MILLS. The shorsham. 18th .nd II
WANTED-F1RsT-cLAs BOOK COMPOSITIONS
,.ae. s hcdiLL wALLAcE's. 11o1 Est NV
WANTED--A PERSON TO SOLICIT ADvER-
UPTON. The Elsmere, ;a.5-3a'
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED BARTENDER;
Appy at ssns ,s from places in he city
WANrED-A SHARP. CAPABLE MAN TO PUSH
w the interests Of q water COMPANY A Aidrsss.
Star Once. ~ ''N' iae5-3s'
WANTED-ACTIvE. WORKERS EVERYWHERE
nv 70 sell the Life Of Jay Gould and How he Made
only S1Fi
terms outfit and inss.uetions mailed free on appies
723 Chestnut at, Philadephis. Pa. 35S Dearborn
ST.. Chicago. Ill ja25-1Oa
WANTED-sOLI CITORs-LIBERAL ARRANGE
% rhs SECURITY ssh.
system 81 cooperative investment in e1 I
commission at the SINGER MFG. CO.. 616 9fh St.
WANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
w cocks. walters. chambermsids. drivers. Pcrters.
I'M
WANTED :, FIRsT-CLAss COACHMAN AND
app GnS S5h s as.d
WANTED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY. HOUSE
w servant; one who thoroughly understands the
man preferred. Apply 100 St. n W iaai-sa'
WANTED,MEN TO CUT 500 CORDS OF WOOD
ss TO oa at @ % PER %a be
secured in the neiehborhood by coored men. Twenty
q md Nd Gas
WANTED - SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
w AGENTS 70 handle the Patent Chemical Ink Eras;
the Ersses ink thoroughly in two seconds.
Works like magic. 200 to 500 per cent PROFIT Agents
making ESQ per week We also want general agent
70 take charge of territory and appoint sub agents.
MSSoE %
1902. La Crosse. Wis d30-1ya
ED-STENodRAPHERs AND REMIN6-
w ton typewriter operators directed to positions
EMPLOYERS provided competent stenoGraphers and
Remington operators charge for services. WYCk-
OFF. SEAMANS 4 BENEDICT. Remington Type
writer office, Sth snd SITS NV. se99f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

CTORE YOUR FURNITURE, TRUNKS BOyFS
y d.. with LATIAER SLOAN
lfO g u Separate apartments; light. clean dry and
a0y. 3a26-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

EcOR RENT
Il HOUSE 1O2S nth STREET NV;
10 rooms and all modern improvements.
Price $500 per annum.
apply to ]. V. y. HUYCK
ja24-ot 1905 Penn. ave n W.,
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-HOUSES.

XVANTED-BY FEBRUARY 1. NICE SEVEN or
w eisht-room brick; good location between 13;h
and 18th and and v SITS. about $50 per month for
nrst-class tenant b. II. WARNER Co.. el6 st.
yVANTED-HoUsE OF 2 OR ROOMS IN NE.
w bet New Jersey ave. and 9th. last Cap. and c;
St ts.r}6t
WANTED-AB0UT MARCH L OR 7-ROOM
w house in n. ". lie Droit Park preferred; rent
ssout ESQ per mo- Address Box i07. Star once.
ta..4-sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EfOR RENT-AN EXCELLENT-TONED HARD
~ man upright piano. will sell at a bargain. Sl1
9th st. H.. w 1a.l6-fit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

For sALE-5otloo on 9TH ST. y. ". BET. r
L and y; very cheap; easy terms. 40xl00 north
side of bet 18th and 18th NV Also beautiful
stable lot near Dupont Circle; 25x62 has fronts
wide paved alleys W. 7. Ok1E.
5G94-St' l2l1 Z n ".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17

General Mattbeps IieB i9nen Iruppen
aufmarihiren, 8alib perlieB ben paIait
unb rdumte benz redtmdbisen TbronfoIs
ger 9amib, bem Reffen bes 8eritprbenen,
bas SeIb.
SIN Baris Bat ioeben Elm neuer proceB,
aus eem unerfdbp1iden Bananas Sfan'
bal teritammenb, beeonnen in bemiel'
ben fino anseflast tpesen Beiteduns 9ln.
tonin prouit, 9usue be Ia Saueshnerie,
8eraI, @obron, BIonbin, GbarIes be
2efepS, Warius Sontane, Baibaut unb
Cams. 2erop. 2ebtsrer tpurbe ieboa frei.
seiproden, neil er nadmeiien fonnte,
Dab bic incriminirten 100000 Franfsn
aus bsr Mitsift ieiner Srau berrabrten.
Der bsriibmts @si&idtsidreibsr unb
Gebbetifer SippoIpte Taine unb Der Gar.
oinaI. @rsbii&of placs bon Rennes iinb
seitorben.
Die Na4ridten iiber bic 3sbolution
in 3io @ranbe DO Sui, Der beuti1en
GoIonie in 8raiilisn. obtpobI f6pantenb
unb ipenis superIafiis. i&einen bod su
@uniten Der 8ebeaen au Iauten.
Sn Sonbnras III cine glebolution unter
5abruns eines Generals 8onila ausse.
bro4en, tpel&er ben 8rdiioenten 2sifta
itdr3en mill.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
Sas @afIer

tpirb aIs SeilmitteI INNER mebr seebrt.
Nidt nur entitsben fait ip6hentlib in
europa neue Se,lanfaltsn, bic mad bem
8neipp'iaen Ssitem einseri1tst iinp,
ionbern aud bic eroben 8ranfenbduier
in ben europdiS1en StGbtsn menben baS
Wa1er aIs SeilmitteI reidIi1 an. 60
bat aud Brof. @intsrris in @ien cine
&linif sinserihtet, in tpel1er Naiisrans
tpenbunsen ais einsises SeilmitteI ees
brau6t perben. Auh baIt er 0orleluns
gen an Der llniSeritdt iber biefs Seils
mstbobe unb sibt aud cine Sa1i1rift
oariber beraus. Wan iiebt INNER msbr
elm, bab man bisber @afer, 2uft. Slot.
Sonne bei ber RranfenbsiIuns 3u febr
pernadIdiiist unb ben ApotbefermitteIn
su piel 8ertrausn eefdenit bat. Dies
1T ii8er Elm S4ritt in Der re4ten 8id'
tun9.
Dir mDdten pier susIsi1 barauf auf'
merriam MAIDEN, bab unietss WiHens bic
einsise 8neipp'i&e Waiier.S .SeiIantaIt in
Mmerifa an benz Sanatarium 3u Denies
paIter Springs, Spencer, Snbiana. bon
einsm S1iiIer bes Meiiters einseridtet
iporbsn ift. Bah DentefpaItsr Iisst ent.
fernt bon bem rubsIoien 2ebsn Der @roBs
ftdbte. bat cine ausseseidnete 2uft. &c
iunbes Wahes, bdbfde AnIaeen unb itebt
untsr ber 2eituns bon Or. D. Dsnfe.
DaItsr. Ser 8urort iit ipe3isg smpfob.
len: NerbenIeibenben, Wasen. unb Sc.
bsrfranfen, 2uneenfranfen unb S1minb.
iiidtisen, Aaen, bic Elm gierens obsr
Sautlsiben baben, unb iibsrbaupt Nasn,
bic @rboIuns iuden. Die @eblbren
iinb auberit niebris unb bic 8ebanbluns
fann i'm glotbfaas au4 briefIi& sei&sben.
@sssn bes Ndberen abreifire man !:
Sanatarium, Spencer, Snbiana, unb be.
siIe iid bamit, ba bic suerit ii1 MnmsIs
osnbsn bic befen Simmer erbalten.
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Q Geieenfpfen,

setrasenen, sIatten ober broairtsn. ipis.
Der appretur su eeben, pe,fabrt mon auf
folSenbe Weiie: Man Ibit Elm Nuents
den Maitir in 6 llnsen Deinseiit auf
Isst ben Seioenftoif, ipeIdem Mppretur
ssssbsn tperoen ioa, auf cine Bdsel.
oede unb befeu1tet nun mittslit zines
S&wdmm6ens einsn IbeiI bss Stoffss
nit Der Maitir GufIDiuns; bierauf ipirb
oieie Steae nit einem mdbis beiben
gdseIeifen troden sebdseIt, mas ipesen
bes SaraeS einise S&nierisfeitsn bietet.
bic aber burd nebuns unb @eIdid 3u
Iberiuinben fnb. Dur1 bieis slsid.
mdBis fortseiebte Operation erbdlt Der
sanae Stoff piebsr @Ians. Der burd
Wafer (&eeen) nidt perIoren sebt, ipie
bisies Bel Der ionit sebrdu9Iidsn Art
(permitteIit elmer Aufl5iuns bon Era.
eant) ber Sal 1T.
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q o b d

sc biirfte ni&t ibsrfIaifis iein, iiber
oisfen ipi4tisen, gum 1beiI unsntbebrs
lihen Artifel namentIi& iiber befsn
Tsripenbuns ettpas ndberes au bsridien.
tpel&er ipeeen ieiner tpeiHenosn uno IBss
li@sn @issnf4aft ftets mebr in Iufs
nabme fommt.
Das msifte BrunnentpaTer entbdIt
pieI 2aItiaI3e, ioldes ipirb bartes WaFer
senannt, ipeldes ben 1lebeIftanb Bat, bab
grbfen, 8osnen u. bel. iit ni6t ipsid
fo&en, ebenio iperben anbere Speifen,
ais Sleii& unb Semitic, namentIiH 2afs
fee unb Tbee, i'm ipeiHen Dai5er melt
itdrfer unb idmadbafter. @ia man
aIio bas barte Dafer tpei4 MAIDEN. 70
fam bies nit sinem fIeinen 8uiab bon
Soba. unsefdbr cine grbie sroB, beiperf.
fteaist tperben. Mud gum @ai4sn unb
8leiden tpirb bies Wai5er erit babur1
sesisnet sema1t, inbem man su 8 @aI.
!onen @afsr circa / 9funO Soba su.
iett.
8ollfommen fann bic Midens burd
SobaIause eriett iperben, unb lettere
bat nod ben 8prtbsiI, bab bersn Sddrfe
rihti8er beitimmt ipereen fam, bab bieie
2ause ftets tpaferbea, unb iomit 3ur
Weibipai& piel seeisnster 1T, unb babel
I'M 9'reife ni6t bbbsr ais bic GidsnIause
su fteben fommt, unb ipenn bic 2ause
niHt aa5uifarf eemaht pirb, niemals
idaben fam. aud iit bas N1bIi1e Der.
ieIben beim 8lei6en hinIdnsIib bstannt.
Dur9 bas Sinaufisen BON Soba, etipa
cine @rbie srob, fann bas Sauertperben
Der Ulil6 perbiitet iperben. Sauer ees
tporbene Semitic unb SIsiidbrlbe bers
lieren bieieIbe, ipsnn man iie nit ettpas
SoSa auffo&t. Auf cine l Maab 8afs
fee cine 8obne srobs gortion Spba BEL
benz 8o4en 3useiest. madt benieIben
melt itdrfer, obns iotGem i4Solid au
iein. Sat man bic ri1tise Belt gum
Mnieben bes Slsii9ss ober @smliss Der.
idumt, 70 fanu biss nit Sinsafassn bon
etpas Soba einseboIt iperben; Cullen.
frii4te burd Mnmsnhune Der SOba lais
len ii& idneI ipeid fohen, unb trsnnen
ii1 lei4t bon ben Sdlien. Chen 70 If
oiefer artiteI bel &sinieuns aIIsr @ssen.
itanpe bes SausbaItss stpsdbisnIi6, 70
oab es bsIObnenswertb 1T, bab bieier
GrtifeI in ieber SausbaItuns i'm ausse.
osbnten Mab beniist ipirb.
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Dis Sddrfuns itumpfsr Seilen unt
8aipeln burd Sdurs, cine alte unb, tpis
eS i9eint, persehene obsr pielmebr iibsr.
isbene 8prihrift psrbient elmer Grinners
uns, ba iie iid prattiid beipabrt bat.
Wan reinist bic SeiIe suerit medaniid
bon Sett u. (. IN. in itarfer Seifsniisbsr.
lause, brinst iie ! Minute lang in sins
Mi&uns BON 2 Tbeilen Wafer unb
3heil Salpeterfdure unb Sal,iGure,
ipdi&t fie nit Wafer. irodnst unb iiber.
blritet fie nit TerpentinbI.
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Der ,uusrIaHiaiie guiirte o.r yaatur.

Wdbme Die Natur ni1t. ieIbit bel fduddIiden
3onftltutionen. ben Sampf sssen Sranfbtit auf
10 ulroe oeren 8erlauf uno perbdngnibpoIlss
Guoe tdnea oa iein. @6hrsno Die 0atur 70
fur uns fdmpft' lafet uns ibr burd berninftis
semdbIfe Mtttel ,u SiIfe fommen. bamit uus
tein llnbeiI befalIe. Grfabrune fol- uniere 9ebr.
meifterin m 9ampf sesen 8rantbeit iein uno fis
lebrt uns. bab Softettels Wnsenbitters Elm 3ll.
uerldffiger, erprobter uuo 9rlnoliher 8srbin.
better Der Watur 1T. ST Dos BIut NIT GaIls
inFtirt, fuo bic Gingeusioe uub Der Magsn un.
tbdtie. ftobeu bic Risren os llnrsinigfelten i'm
8lute niht ab. uas bic ibueu Don Der Ratur 3ri.
sepitfene aufsabe il 70 bietet cine Sur mli
Bittes bic fderfte SiiIfe fir ben 9eioenoen
uie nabeju bunoertabrise grfabrurs geIebri
unb dr3tIi&ss 3eusnib bsitdtist bat. Seine
anerifantide ooer anslduoifde ar3nsi bat sinen
b,Htr besriinoeten 9auf ale SsiI. uno sIsid3eitie
gorbsusungsmitteI segen arOnifdes 9eberIsi
ben, Wllaria. SartIsibi9teit. Miersnfranibeiten
rbsamati4e 4ei@wsrosn uno aasemeine Din
fdqigfeit.