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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-13
8terolas SutSd, in 9cr,t

y n q III q, II. lt.-g(1@rl0Iell
aus 8eru iibermitteln elm @erIbt, laut
pel9em Don ydcOla8 De PIerOla, wels
der Dor &ur3em BON bier na9 9uates
mala ubreiite, iid sur 3eit in @amana,
ieinem 9cburts orte, beftnoet uno elnen
Puti9 se9en Die peruaniibe 6e9ierung
or9antiirt. @lnem anbereu 9eriidte ;uz
fOl9e fol- er bereitS in Nrequipa an9ez
tOmmsn iein unO cine Proclamation erz
laiien habeu, in wel6er er cine prouiOz
ride 8esieruns einieRt uuO ita ielbit
gum Oiftator ertlart. 9tGbere8 lit nod
nidt ermittelt.
glus @uapaqutl pirb semelbet, baB
Sberit Carlos Yerea, Elm peruanlIher
6tiatltna, Oaielbt pom Oberiten IbeO.
Semluurto, welder irIher ais Setre tor
in 8ierOla'S Oieniten ltanO, 9ei6Oiien
uno t0otli9 perpunoet ilt. Die Gra9z
OOte mar Die 6Ol9e eines gOrtwe9iels,
welder Dor einisen &O9en in Banana
ftattfano, wobin Serea anQebltA 9ez
l6idt lporben mar, UNI bic grmoroun9
Bierola'S gu bspertlteuigen.
Die 9lngaben iiber cine ReoOlutiOn
gesen ben Yraiioenten @3eta in Gan
SaloabOr unO einen aqgemeinen 6inan3z
sanif werben Our6 bier eiusetrOiiene
ytadri3ten aus ienem 2unbe aI5 pOlla
itauoi9 uubesriinOet beSetdnet.
Sie Grbebtng ttt Sraitlieu.
2onbon, 12. SuIi. - Sine 9epez
ide aus 9tiosSaneiro pOn geltern Qbeno
melbet: y y Der &reu3er y 0tepublica" sing
beute na6 0tiOs@jran6e 90 Sui ub. Der
telegrapbilde Sertebr 3piiden benz BON
ben Giebellen beietten @ebicte unO Dem
iibrigeu Sbeil Oe8 2anbe8 lit untcrbrOs
den. Die SituatiOn in bie1t9er Stabt
lit tritiid. aae Gruppen meroen unter
Baffen sebalten. a."
Der braiilianilde @eianote bel Ser
britii9en 6eSierung, Sistomte b'IriuO,
beuntwOrtete cine 9lnfrage be5iislia Der
SOrsGn9e in Der Bruuin3 RiO @ranOe
30 Sul oabin, OaB tbm nod tetne offtz
3ielle Ofittbtiluns oarii6er su9efommen
iet unb er feline SnfOrmatloneu audi nur
aus ben in bieii9cn a3ettun9eu perOffentz
li6teu 0ta9ri9ten iaOpfe. &r fii9te
bieler @rflarun9 Die 8emerfuns binju,
ba6 er um amtli9e Au8tunft gebeteu,
uber bisber cine iOl9e nidt erBalten
babe.
NepsyOrt, ~. Suli. - Bripat.
6epeiaen aus Der YrOuin5 0fioz@rauOe
90 Sul, welte seitern AbenO bier einz
setrOffen iinb, beltdti9en Die Dtelbung,
baB 9lbmtral WalOenfOd 3u Den 9febellen
iibersstretsn lit, uno belagen fsrner, Dab
er bic Barre, Iber Die Der 2Seg 3u Der
2asune fibrt, on beren ufern Die Stabt
9tio>@rauoe ltest, beieet balte un0 bteie
lumit pOn Der Seeleite aus ab9eidlOhen
babe. 9luBer6em miro mitgeibeilt, baB
Die Central 6esierung ba8 Dcpei9iren
in @biffreidrift auf Oa8 Strengite un>
teria9t babe unO ale uuf pOlitiide 3us
ildnOe Se3u9 nebmenOe gtadrt4tcn ei>
uer itreugen @eniur unterwerien lalie.
Der @bef be8 9auie8, on ben Die an>
getibrtsn Depei9en 9eridtet linO, be-
trahtet bic SOr9dnse in Sraiilten ul5
ben llufun9 pom @nOe. Gr meint. baB
oas GoIf Der eipigen tnneren unruben
mIoe iei uno baB Der Qomiral, ,Baloens
fOd ouS Sdidial Der PrOuin5eni ieis
uer 0anS babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-13
SSoIaen oes auffraltibcn SStnaus:
trans.

ancouoer, BE-, II. Suit
Otit Oem ioeben Don SDOneD bier ttngez
trOffenen Oampfer - r8arrimOO" fommt
Die gtadri9t, baB in SDbneD unb 8riss
bane, 4ul ltralien, tnIOl9e oes allgemeis
nen 5iuau5traas srOBes Gleno berriAt.
9aulenoe Don Arbeiteru lino beidGftt<
guuasloS uno 9tlemano mtQ me6r Srez
BIT 9eben. 5bre Saltung lit Oerart per-
5lueifelnb unO orObenb, baB Die Bolt3ei
ii9 uerunluBt geieben bat, feinerlet 0tez
preiiiumuBre9el gu treffen unO Die Be
BORDEN itrensen ii9 an, Den 2lrbeit8lO>
len III belfen. 2eiOer bat bic Regierung
Ourd ben ,3uiammenbrud Der Sanfen
9rOBe Summen uerloren, melde Der Of
fentlthe Sauteu bdtten oerluenoet merz
oen fOnnen. Sn brisbane fanO fir3lid
cine OemOnftratiOn itatt, pel9e Oret
Gage bauerte. GS wurOen Paraoen OBJ
gebalten, in oenen Die Sbeilnebmer Sab
nen nit 5nl4riften seSeu Die Sanfen
trusen, oeren Abidafiuus perlangt wur=
De, neil lie bu8 9Olt beraubt batten.
Die Regieruns DON 0ueenslaub iab Iib
9eawun9en, iufOIse Oe8 5inan5trads
ibrs SubliOien uuu ben Oampferlinien
surGf;uaieben. au6 in SpOneD ianOen
0emouitrutiOnen Der NrbeitslOlen ltatt,
welae l6rmeno unp i9reieuo Dor Die
SantsebGuoe jO9en unO uerlau9ten, baB
bic Sanfoirettoren sslDn9t uerOen iOus
ten. @s wirO utele SABRE Oaueru, bis
gluitralieu it4 BON Oieier Yauif srbOlen
tann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-13
Sest min er tie tpteoer baben.


0fOnbOut, 0.sY., 10. Suli. -
@omaro $. GbOmpiOn, Der 10 Weilen
BON bier mobnt, bate fi9 Dor etneu
balben Sabre nit annis Blimlep psrbeiz
rotbet, lebte aber nidt sladlid nit ibr,
unb als er ieinen 6reunOen DOR sinisen
@O9en ietne 9totb tlaste uno elmer 6ers
ielbeu ibm 45 @erts fir feline 6rau bot,
idlOB er iOfOrt ben Saubel ab. Die
6rau bate 9tidts oascsen unb sins NIT
Dem &aufer, Charles gewis; ieet aber
ilt benz SerfGufer Sbompion bic Sade
leiS scwOrben, unS er mill seridtli6e
Sdritte sur 8teoererlansuns Der 5rau
einleiten, ba bieielbe uidt freiluiuis ~
ibm suriidtebreu miQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-13

mieber nit @bfall POM Sunoe, nit sineut
@ebirgsfrt.gs i'm Neitsu uno 9ewaltias
mer IufIebnung gegen bic r9Olotaters"
9fesierun9? SOn welder Abitammun8
iin6 bic Saterlaubsfreunbe, welhe lm>
mer nur nad PeniiOnsn, Subltbien uno
Brdmien augeln unb tets Der Wtctnun9
iinb, oa6 6as Suterlanb ME 9enug FIR
iie tbuu f6nuc? 9Senn man ben Bas
triotiSmus oerIentgen amertfaner unters
iu4t, bic wieber einmul buS groBe Wtaul
baben, 10 fiaoet man ieOes Mal, bag er
anf bic frcdite HaiienanmaBung unS
lln6ulOiamtcit binauS lauft. SraSe
iest befinSet Oua 2uuO ii9 WieOer in elmer
idweren SriiiS, Die bur6 Die e6ten
glmeritaner in ben Silberitaaten, in
SanIas unO i'm SIben berbei gefibrt
mOroen iit unb uur nit SIlfe Der Iu8>
ldnSer" in BEN @rOBitdOten abgewenoet
werOen tann.-(Dfilw. SerulO.)
SaS Sdneerfeft TT GIepcIanS.
@lspelau0, O., II. Sult.-9eute
marO bas 81. Sdnssrfeit bes nltOros
4metitaniiden Sdnserbunbes" erOffs
net. Ibenbs par Die sroBe Sangerfeit'
SalIe an gSiqiOu NOenue Der Wtittels
punt 6eS Sutereifes.
glm Gmpfans8>GO On;ert nabmen 1000
Sauger &beil; es mar Don etwa 5000
3ub6rern beiudt. 8irgermsiter Slee
blcB Die 8eiu9sr Glepelanb'8 willtomz
men; @Ouuerneur Dtc&inleD that I'M
Nauen Ses Staates Elm @leiAes.
Das @On;crt seItaltete fid gu einem
9rOBsu GriOlse. Wrqe Otita GlanOi,
Die BrimaOOrna, erfreute iib elmer Suaz
tiou, auf meIde iie nit Oem SOrtra9e
pon "Home, Sweet Home" crwieOcrte,
SRI. 2ena Qittle, 9llttitin. Barron
8ertbOlO, EenOrilt, unO @ultao Sern>
riffs, guiiiit, bel0Gbrten ibren Ginger
ruf. gfi6t minocr beiialli9 luuroe Der
6eitempfunsss@bOr @lspeIanber Sanser
unO Oes ~BbilbarmOnii4eu Or9eiterS"
auT9enommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-13
Sasltdje HunOf6ar.

SIM sesenwdrtissu 8 a B II
bunbert iinO ni9t weui9sr, al8 240,s
100000 Stbeln seOrudt uub Oerfauft
pOrben. Die 8tbel 1T beute in 354 bets
idieoene Spru4en iiberiest. unb trOss
bem jummern uiele Bfarrer fOrtwGbreno
auf Den &an3elu, baB bic Weni4beit iu'
uler iale6ter wirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-13
9aS bette WttteI
-f6r -
9uael1,
Grfaltungen,
9eiiertett,
Snfuen3a,
9alsibmerseIt.

OF. 6. y. GrtttentOns
@sebrtsr Ssrr! Gin
8lteb msiner 6umilie bot
Iieit ben leeten bier 8O9eu
an einem bsiti9su unO uns
ausensbmen 6uften selita
ten, tpeIder in Der 9e9enS
Der 8ruit un6 am REden
IsrOse @ d er3en ncbft
IS9IaflOT Oeruriadts.
Sd babe OieIs gut smpfobs
lens Dtittel sebruudt, ius
tpObl innerlt9, mi. duBsrs
lid. S9lisBlt6 lisB i'd
cine TIuide 96resSeilmits
tells, gales Suueg, fOm'
men, uno rod6su i'd cine
I6laide ssbruudt bate,
IbOrts Der 6aiten Ju msiner
I6reuOs unoGrltuuneu auf.
Gs bate cine masiI9s
lBirfuus.
S6iden Sis mir ssfdID
Iisf nod 3 5laidsu nsblt
Rednuns, ba i'd bsnte, sS
iOqte in ieOsr 5amtlie OOr'
ratbis s.baItsn merb.u.
5br ersebsuitsr
Sofepb GbrtitaOoras
95, 8iuiumsStr., R.'0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-13
&eorg 3re6m's
Ster 9 I O. u G ret

8eIair. 2tnentte, 8aItimors.&S., Orb.
9sIepbon Rr. 899.
6Iaj6eubiersD Depots:
Bw. 8. DH&asan, Rr. s06-s10, gnisrs StIases
DisBdtinoreI aseHt.
SsSn Gtsrflanf, 9fr. So4. giHceztsStysfe.
sRsSaltiMsrey Gaszt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-13

Die rausIduber" limb 5 nj IL
be, ii4 BON ben ideiubeilissn @slbiafs
patriOten purttunii6er Sertunft fOrt'
mdhrenb ais Sirser stuetter &lafie nsrs
oa9tiseu 5u laiien. @er brObt iset
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-13
GuropdiG6e 8a6er 9eriGte.
Rtmittrrffnrm in Berlin.


Serlin, IL. SHII. - Gin heThges Se'
@eqeuo ein Gnbe. @s rtgnete in Str0meH.
Ser &bsSipe tn g 0OuitauttnUpsI.
Qonoon. u. Suli. - Sin @orreip on.
bent Der y3lmeS" tele9rapblrt aus @oH'
itautiuopel: v8er &hsotpe beiudte beute
Ssmall Bald]a uno MIL and ben auSmars
naeH @eiaupteu Sliiten abiiatteu. Selne
Anmeierbelt taugt al, Der Re9lerBn9 I'M
bequem 81 perotn.
Dtan fir1tet, baB er baruuf befehen
nir0, oaB Der SultaH Ofeue 0taBregela
geQeu Die gugldHoer in @sppten ergretfe,
uno oaB er i'm Wei9eruu9sfa sfaue NIT NboaH.
flung orobeu miro. % uerlantet, oaB cine
Au3abl egpptiiher HotubIeH Guf benz &ege
blerber if, uuo es wiro befiirhtet, oaB cine
Concentration i'm Werte lft.
0IDsIidb ertranft.
Qonb 0 Il, IL. >SulI. - Eorb SolerIoge,
Qoro Sberrl6ter BON @nglano, erfranite
beute pl1blid I'M ReucuitIe' Alilenserltt.
Die Serbauoluu9eu uHBteH ab9sbro9sH
tueroeH.
Rein Rrieas asrtdlt.
Qouoou, IL. SulI.- ,Slobe" beltreltet
Die pom Graphic" per6fientlihte Ingabe,
oaB ulle @apitaue oes briuihen Ytittelmeer.
@eid)paoers, m.lde oem tbOrit)ten Si9ual
oes Iomrals ErpOn seIegentlih Der Ota'
n0per bel Sripoli teiue 6Olge Ielfet:H, Dor
Elm Sriesss.riat sefeut W.ro.n ioIl.H. Dem
.@lobeG aufolge hattie oas Wfan0oer 9era6e
erft beqouuea, ais bic v@amperoomu" 9egeH
Die ySlctoria" rannte. Die iibri9en SdlfIs
paren, aIs fif bic SataftrOpbe erelgHete,
nod Eift an bie &eibe setommen, bic thneH
ourf oas Signul aufgetragene Semegun9
ausSufiibreH, uno oas ungIitd ma4te elbil'
perlianblidl benz Ran0urreH ein @aoe.
3urIe 9abeIoepefneu.
- 6r. 9.olne, bIsber Yr6iett oes 3epar'
tem.uts Seine ct Die, if ais NadfoI9er
bes Sru. 9Ols gum YOIi3eiprdtsfteu uOu
Baris ernannt noroeH.
- 9as britiife uuterbuus ieetf esfsrH
bic geratbuns Der 9. Slauiel Der D9ome>
8ule. Bill" in BlsnarfeuHg fort.
- Si. BON Der ruifIi9eH Tegierun9 be.
wturste 5Oaermasisuns aut Eaaren aus
ben Ser. Staaten, 5ruutreIG uno anoersn
europdiineu 91noern, Seftret6sl sllnsaru aus
genOmmeu, tritt beute in Rraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-13

6ale's 6Oneb nf 6urs'
bnnno an0 Tar ptrb BON
allen gpOtbstern fur 25
@ts., so @tS. unO 81 bic
Staids Osrtauft. Die 8 T O'
sen GGaid N ttn6 0sr'
IbdltniBmaBis bic biaisiten
W Sattt Gu d
Dor SAT- d n9eE
uuO q a d a 8 m u n9sn
Srast uud gales
I6nneb ntSnrebuuub ano
5ar unS nsbmt ui9ts Gn'
brres.
Inc
Co.,
GQsiniss @issntbiim.r,
ff5, GmItotretr., ~. o
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04
August
Flower

am happy to state to you and
to suffering humanity, tina, my wife
has used your wonderful remedy
August Flower, for sick headache
and palpitatiou Of the heart, with
satisfactory results. For several years
she has been a great sufferer, has
been under the Treatment, ofcminen,
physicians in This city and Boston
aud found little relief. She was in.
duced to try August Flower. which
gave immediate relief. We canno,
say to much for it," L. c, Eros,
Springfield, Mass. q
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04

Our atmosphere Is compo--d Of air "a
mixture Of seveaty seven part. by wtts Il
OF nitrogen and twenty one parts Of oxy
gem. with variable proportions Of carbonic
acid, aqueous yapors and ammonia, the
latter In exceedingly ANAL quantities.
How IL came here and whence it4 origin no
man can venture tn ~ay. IL Is known that
the suns and the planets have atmu~phsrr-
but at present little Is known concerning
the component parts OF the atiuo~pherr- u
those far OF globes. The spectruacope Is.
however. beginning to reveal something u
their true character. 1t il generally con
coded that the moon has no ntuto-ph~re.
the theory being tina. the .cprtal and vol
canic lavas absorbed the air and water Of
that planet millions u years aa,n st.
Louis Republic.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04
Almost Anybody Can Do This.

4 young woman who is altogether in
dependent. but who has the very small
income Of 5000 a year. suddenly resolved
last fall to go abroad for the first time.
She engaged a second class passage on a
fast steamer and paid s35. besides s. to
the steward. for large room and most
excellent fare. Her companions on the
vessel were few and very agreeable peo-
pie, gentle folks like herself. She went
directly TO Torquay, where she found
board for s. a week and where she spent
the winter. going up to London toward
sprpg and making fortniyht's trip to
Paris with little Frenchwoman. The
latter excursion cost her exactly sea. She
arrived home in the middle of May, not
having overdrawn her income. delighted
with her eight months in Europe and de-
ternined to do the whole thing over
asain.-Philadelphia Press.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04
Tho Passing Rage For Gliding.

A bottle Of gliding in the hand OF
vogue is more dangerous than the proven
bal pot Of paint in the hand Of wom-
an. The latter dauhs every available
useful article within reach in the name
of freshness.
But fashion smears as copiously. and
this in the name of high art. We have
watched with shudder prim New Eng
land splint bottomed chairs brought
from the attic to be dressed in coat of
imitation gold. We have seen all sorts
Of incongruous articles, including roll
ing pins and potato Washers, filing their
plebeian pores with this outward and
visible sign Of the Kelley cure. And
now the depths are literally sounded
fishers nets are dragged from the sea
and gilded.
Not that all cheap effects are mean any
more than all mean effects are cheap.
The gliding only adds to the expense of
fish netting, which is really popular with
artistic FOLKS in its natural state" be-
cause Of its soft gray coloring and its in
clination to hang gracefully. 1t Is a
charming acquisition to the list Of mex
pensive draperies.-New York Times
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04

Il want to see the editor" said the man
with CLUB rs he in7''
Yes he ia in." replied the Intelligent OF
fee boy, but you had better step Into the
room adjoining frs. and see Mr.. Coke
He's lawyer"
What on earth do want to see e lawyer
for' It's the editor came to see, and I N
going to thrash him"
Yes, that's all right, but still you might
do well to see the lawyer first. Yon might
want to make your will. After you have
seen the editor you may not be able to-
Brooklyn Life.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04

One Of our leading physicians encoun
tered this incident in the family NJ one %
his patients; The father was giving h!-
little girl sorne religious instructions, when
she Interrupted him with:
Il just hate the Jews"
On. That's wrong. my dear" he -aid
why do you feel so''
Il hate EN- because they hated Jesus ~,
bad"
But, my child" said the father. Jesus
was a Jew hnaelf"
Why, | didn't know that" said the
little one in nstonishment. II always
thought he was Methodist. "-l-oui.vill-
Commercial
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04

Great trouble is being experienced in
veutilating the St. Clair tunnel. which
was opened last year. OWING to the
steep grades very heavy engines are
used for working the tunnel section.
and such quantities Of smoke come from
these engines that it is difficult to get
men who are willing 10 run them. 1t is
now proposed fitting smoke consumers
10 the engines with view of mitigating
the nuisance. New YORK Times
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04

Youth-Wha-what is your father stamp
ing around for'
Malden-l tod him you wanted TO marry
me, and I'm afraid he's looking for his cane
fonth-O-o-ol Go tell him it's all a mi.
take and don't want to marry you.
Maden-Iiorrors. mol Then he'd 20 rnsh
Ing around for bis gun.-Good News
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04
RAIN ANo feAas.
I wait tho coming Of tardy train.
And while walt the leAvra Of thought u

wait tho coming Of tardy train.
And while walt the leAvra Of thought un-
fold.
The day Is dismal aud the wind Is cold;
The cessseless patter Of the drizzling rain.
That drips and drops its dreary, sad rsfrain.
stu chants tho burden of grief untold.
And In the sky gray clouds Of gloom are
rolled
TIL they dissolve In tears to earth again.
80 In my heart, where summer used to be,
A wintr, sky the sosnher landscape biears
Has nature, then. imposed her mood on rpe
And am | sad because she sad appearsg
Or. iooking through my own grief, do | see
The earth transtigurcd through the rain Of
tears?
William Rice Sims In New York World.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04

Two Migrants called on kind old lady
In the suburbs OF New York.
TO which Of you shall give this nick
ELI" she asked
FIRST np-Give IL to him, madam. lie
hA4 purchased the route from me. and I am
taking him around 70 Introduce him to the
customers. Texas Siftia4s.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04
Cause For Grief.

Mr. BInks-Wby so unhappy
Mrs Binks-i hate that Mira Nexloor
with deadly hate, and I'm perfectly mi,
cradle over IT,
Mr. Binks-She doesn't know It.
Mrs Binka-That's why I'm unhappy
New York Weekly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04

Mulumies taken from the Egyptian
tomhs, beaten INTO fine powder and
mixed with oil for paint is one Of tic
latest industries Of Cairo. The color Of
this human dy-: paint is rich brown
OF lively toa,, st Louis Republic.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04
TAA AND WIDE.

Not Oh this bread continent Alons, but q ma
Mexico, aouth America, the tsthmus q Psnams
and slsew here, Hcstettsrs stomach bittefs ~
fords 10 Inhabitants and so1ourners protectoti
against malaria The miner. the freshly sfrlvso
Immigrant, the tiller OF the virgin soil newly
robbed OF Its forests by the axe OF the pioneer
hnd In the superb snti.iebrils SPECIFIC q pre-
server against The poisonous miasma which III
vast districts rich In natural resources Is yet
fertile In disease. IL annihilates disorders OF
the stomach, liver and bowels, fortihes those
who usa 10 against rheumatic ailments pfsn
aud fosterei by outdoor exercise, iniuses genial
warmth into frame chilled by rigorous TEN
perature, and robs OF their power To harm morn
lug and evening mists and yapors laden Win
hurtfnlness; strengthens the weak. ahd con
qaers inclpient kidney trouble.
p.,,-. Naa.1.1 hr bnD 4
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Police ommissioner-Officer Mulnrksy.
you are charged with being asleep W bile on
post and on duty.
Oficer-Not guilty, sir. was of post
u the time - Rsymond's Monthly.
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fails 10 benefit or cure, you have your money
back.
It's the only guaranteed remedy Tor every
d;'eass, caused Gy a disol,ared liver or I'M
nnre hlood. dyspepsia, Biliousness, tho
most stnbtorn Skin Scalp AMI Serofuious
affections, even Consumption or Lung,
s.rofula in it's eaflies stages, all are cured
by it. a., -
every organ into heaitlful action, and 70
stores strength AMI viSor. In building up
both n,zsh and strength Vt pals, puny, serof-
mons children. or to inyigurate and Trace
up the system after " Grips" pneumonia,
feyef,, and other pro=tratlrg acute diseases,
nothing can equal the " Discovery"
You pay only for the good you get.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04

rs you friend wilkins the sort Of MN
Sho would borrow . dollar from you ard
nsve. pay 1t back"
''Ni1isi Not hora ma. "-Dskgott TribupA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04
A Wise Provision Of Nature,

Tsacher-What are marsupials'
Boy-Animals which have pouches n
their stoInacbs.
Teacher-And wha, hey have pouch
for,
Boy-To crawl into and conceal them
selves in when they arc pursued.-London
figaro
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Nr. Manygirls-You must not expect that
will give my daughter that IS, 600 we were
speaking Of In actual cash.
Mr.. Levelpate-Then It's all of. ain I
going to marry any woman on credit
Texas Siftings.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04
A Lire INSURANCE PoLICy.

Every man ought to have one. hut long
step towards that is the possession OF ALL
cocks PoRous PLAsIEss. II is certain that
they prolong life by relieving the strain
that comes from continued suffering.
Many man can endure sharp disease
better than he can the wear anu tear Oh
pains, little in themselves, yet constant in
their strain upon the system.
A weak back. stiffness of the joints sore
ness of the muscles, seem to many IN
worthy of special notice. Yet they do not
little to exhaust the powers Of physieal
endurance. ALIcock's PokoUs PLASTER
relieve them at once. and no wise man VIII
fail To use them ON the first sign OF PAIN
II is a very small premium that he has to
pay.
hRASpsEra's Pitts will cure indigestion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04
STANDARD OIL coMpAn,
. ASQUeRADtS, PARAOES,

afSf! no. HG In ths above t.1s rosssrUtss Nj.
h'sF'l'. r'g~ les. trrra aui i447 b1rts -
tfL''Nh''4 Pr srH"tlT frsii0si tstes ami In surr
t.d Therefore aa3g .l4A-s r4.,tI...,I ..'-
~ ,N'+ ga - FHrifs fa.fsF Irr-esror,,ls.,. =,
ic''''i 't"ifsrstS : tn, Is. = mi Z, f,,ss..S1
$40 - Market s'5o"i 3. SssG grsnr SEQ u
spnrIiGliE Rotor ''A vs. ~
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LrcAs COUNTY,
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he Is the
senior partner OF the hrn OF + ]. CHssET & Co,
doing business In the city OF tolpdo, county d
state atore-ai aud bat said frm viii pay th+
sum OF ONE HCNDEEp poLLAE> tor each AID
every case of tifAHkii that cannot be cared D.
the use of HALL stArAkhs CUE
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
sworn 10 fore me and subscribed IN nay
prereaee Ibis 9th day OF Decenhef, j. lNNo.
t,EALl \. ", hLEA~pN,
notary Public.
Halls CataFrh cure Is takeu internally, ahsi
ne - directly GA the blood aud III cuhs suft isvs
of the Aystem. send Tor testimonials, flee
4 J. CHENEY 4 90,
Toledo -.
~ sold by dFuggt,t.. - eents-
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SOMETHING t,vttsnAL,

as U HtAtcihoJ -
Dr., Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery,
And, because Of
that, there's some
thing unusual In
tho way OF selling
it. Where every
other medicine Of
its kind only prone
ises. this Is grlaraa-
teeei, III IL ever
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-04

After a woniAn has been married three week.
she doesn't like TO have her husband around the
hou III the day time.
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No other Excuse Needed Iilggs-Nhy don
YOU buy one of these fashionable iong-talied
coatsr Briggs tafter d painful pausel~ hisgs,
am too short,
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~ sold by druggist. IS eeats-