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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD,
soHUYLKlLL DIVISION,

DhCEmbI1t o. lbbEs
Trains will leave Shenandoah after the above
date for Wiggan's, Gilberton, Frackville, New
Castle, st. Clair, Pottsyille, Hamburg, Reading,
Pottstown, Phenixville Norristown and Phil.
adelphia BROAD street station) at 600 and 11:45
a. m. aud 4:l5 p. m. on week days. For Potts
Vile and intermediate stations 9;1O a. no.
SUNDAYS,
For Wiggan's, Gilberton, Frackville New
Castle st. Clair Pottsville at 800 9:40 a. M
and $40 p. m, For Hamburg, Reading, Potts
town, Phoenixville, Norristown, Philadelphia
Trains leave Frackvilie for Shenandoah At
1040 a. m. and 1874, 5;04, 742 and 1927 p. N.
Sundays, ll:l3 a. m. and 5:4O p. m.
Leave Pottsyille for Shenandoah at 1918
II :4S a. m and 4:40 7;l5 and 1000 p. m. Sundays
at 10; 40 a. m. and 5;l5 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia (Broad street station) for
Pottsville and Shenandoah at 81 and 8 S5 m,
4 10 and II p m week days. On Sundays leave
at so m. For Pottsville, % M For New
so, II 90, II a. a m, ~ 90 noon Qimited e1-
press 06 and 4 so p M IL A, 35, 49, 2 3O 20,
90, 4 02, co. 8 90, 90 so, lS l2 and 10 90 p
m, l2 OF night Sundays at 20, %, 40, 10,
12 8 30, 9 so II 03 a m and ~ A. 40, 30, OF
Omitted 4 SOY 20 20, so, 2 l3 and IL p m and
IL OF night For Sea Girt, Long Branch and in.
termediate stations 20 and II IA IN, ana 90
p M weekdays. For Baltimore and Washing.
ton 80, 90 81, TO- 10 20 II IS N, az 25 linn
ited express( 30; 3 49, 3d. II ~ co. 40 p pm m
days For Baltimore only at OF, Of, 09 and
IL 30 F, m. Sundays at 3 so, 20, 10, II le m,
| ~ 10, 30, 90 40 p m, l2 O8 night Baltimore
! IL Top m and i2 d9 night.
Trains will leave Harrisburg for Pittsburg
and the West every day at II 25, 20 and II
o n and Qimited 8 0O 2 25, %, and 10 p M.
I Way for Altoona at IS NJ and Is p m every
day. For Pittsburg ana Altoona al II 20 a n
| every dav.
I Trains win leave Sunbury for Williamsport
/ Elmira, Cauaudaigua, Rochester, Buffalo and
! Niagarn Falls at 2O4 10 q M and 81 IN weeh
days, For Flmira et 81 q IA week days, For
Erie and intermediate points a. 10 no daily
For Lock Haven at 10 anQ 30 "a m daily. 80
ana b 81 M week days For Remove at DO 3
Tu, I 35 ana 8 "a "a week days, ana 10 m or
Sundays only. For Kane az 10 N, 80 p n
week days.
o. n PUGa. ]. r. WooD,
4 Genl Manager Geul pass'g'r Agt
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GILBERTON.

The streets are in bad condition. The
Supervisor should attend to them.
Joseph Lomas has made an Improvement
20 his Main street property by laying drain
pipe to the main sewer on the street.
Ambrose Boner has started a barber shop
n the store building.
The Continental Hose company are max
zng great preparations for their picnic which
will be held on the 27th inst. The boys will
have a good time
Draper colliery was idle the forepart OF the
week owing to an increase of water.
Council is laying a drain pipe on Bell
street to connect with the Main street pipe.
Charles Wynn is clerking at the Buck
Mountain store.
Cards are out announcing the marriage Of
Ehomas Brown, of Centralia, and Miss Mary
Ellen Luck, of Mahanoy City, on the 18th
inst.
'Squire Fogarty is suffering from very
sore hand, the result of blood poisoning.
Washington Camp, P. o. S. of A., went t.
Mahanoy City on Wednesday evening.
A delegation of Gilberton Lodge, No. APO
100 F., visited Locust Mountain Lodg
on Tuesday evening last.
Mrs. Nathan Boner, who was called t
Philadelphia by the serious illness of he
sister, who has since died, returned home ol
Saturday last. Mr.. and Mrs. Boner left o.
Friday morning last to attend the funeral.
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THE PROMINENT DEAD.

George P'eifer, sr., 50 years old, we'll
known citizen, died in Camden, Nj.
John Hagan. 81 years Old, well-known
business man. died at Atlantic City, N. J..
Joseph Parker, a republican politician
and eN-sheriH of Ocean county, N. j., died
suddenly at his home in Forked River
Henry Mulliuer, 90 years Old, of Cape
May. n. j.. % conductor on the West Jer
sey railroad since 1868, died in that city.
Ex- Judge Dewey, Of Detroit, Mich, who
had been in Colombia for some time with
a mining party, died in Gcrgona of apo
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

Topeka, Kan, May 13.-Malcolm H.
Peters, secretary of the Salina Paper Com
pany, has reported to Attorney General
Little that the baper trust had threatened
to destroy its business by cutting the price
of straw because the Salina Company had
refused to enter the trust The attorney
general, after consulting the governor, in
structed the Salina county attorney tc
prosecute the agents Of the trust under the
antitrust law
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USED BY ALL ROOFERS
j. c. AE.1SETa9@,
- ELASTIC
Rubber Cement y
For Slate, Tile, Tn or Iron Roofs.
Sold In all size packages from 10 pounds up

Pointing up and repairing ell cracked jointa
on all Kinds OF roofs, and anound chimneys,
coping stones, skylights, dDrmer windows
holes, or any. place to be mace water-tight un.
equaled for laying ana bedding SLATE AND
TILE ROOFS, also copings,. They viii never
sticks firmly to anything, forming tough
leathar-like skin over the top, will not run OF
loosen from joints or cracks, summer or win
ter. This cement needs. no reference, it has
stooa'the test for thirty-tWo years, and never
falls TO give perfect satisfaction. II is the.
most useful article rOCfer can have in his
shop The cement is prepared ready for use
anC is to be applied with trowel, and is kept
moist by keeping covered with water or oil
and win uotget stiff or dry. Colors, brown and
black (Estabh3hed 1867 Address.
j. G. HEpZEIl. 50 Maine ST., Newark, N. J,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

. CINCINNATI, May 13.-Judge Sage has
decided in favor af the plaintiff the suit of
j. Hairston Seawell and others against
Nancy Crawford and others. This is the
case where suit was filed for ejectment of
property holders in Fayette county and in
Washington county, where they laid out
over 500 acres of land on which residences
have been erected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

membership of twenty could be had, and
many pleasant trips to other clubs enjoyed.
Last Saturday The Star presented itself to
ITS numerous readers in a spanking suit Of
new clothes and greatly improved in appear
ance and size. We congratulate Editor
Mengel and Solicitor wertz and wish them
every possible success in their enlarged
sphere Of usefulness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

SHERMAN, Tex, May 13-John z. Car
Isle and Charles Luttrell were hanged in
the Jail yard here yesterday for the murder
Of W. T. Sherman, in April 1892 Both
died instantly, their necks being broken.
The widow OF the murdered man witnessed
the execution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

HAzLEToN, May 13.-The body of An
thony Claypoe, who was carried into Lat
timer mines on Wednesday by cave-in,
was recovered yesterday. The body was
covered 10y about twenty tons of debris,
.,rd was horribly mullated
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

READING, May 13. - The gallows on
which Buccieri, the murderer will be
hanged was delivered at the county prison
yesterday. 1t came from Pottsvillc and is
q ponderous affair. Eight men have al.
ready been hanged on this scaffold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13
WE CAN CURE YoUI
EULATIsM-LOsT VIGOR.

NEW YORK CTTW, Oct. 20, 1899s
DR. A. II. BANDKN, Dear Sir - report to you that
which suffered for fourteen years almost continually
letter carrier, and the long daily tramps neces
sary in rounds up TO the time OF getting the belt
were painfully gone through WITH but thanks to your
wonderful invention, can walk we'll as ever
did and will reoommend yourtreatment 20 all afflicted
Ihe current mas also brought back my Vor IN other
ways a. you sad lt would, Yours very truly
JAMES MEAD, rs Perry SO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

ST LOUIS, May 13,-At a mass meeting
Of the tailors and cutters here resolutions
were adopted denouucing President Comp
ers of the American Federation of Labor
as a traitor to organized labor
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wanted,

To completed files, two copies each o the
EVENING HERALD Of January 1st, 2d and
fth, and February 5th 1892. A liberal prie
win be paid for the same.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13
NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

When Chairman Talbot gets 105 repub-
licans in the house at one time, he is going
TO report on the Franklin Forrest contested
election case.
Friday and Monday afternoon sessions of
house will be held after this week. Ap-
preparation and apportionment bills will be
given the right of way.
A subcommittee of the house appropTia-
tion committee, consisting of Messrs.
Wherry, Lytle and Fow, went to Kutz-
town Normal school Yesterday.
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AND LOsr v1eOR.

BROoKLYE, N y, October 25th, 1902
. Or; A. n BAHDl2l, Dear Sin -Four year7 ago suf-
impos5bl for me 70 get around and always carried
cane for support. used your belt md fat relief in
one houFs gained M Melst from that day and 10 was
only short time until the pains lef6 me and to-day
nu well man. ADlWuy8ct my belt near bY for for
tnere might be RETURN but DO has now been four
years since YOU cured me- safely cay it is perman-
emit A. H. fO6Ss Musical Director, go u AArlB Place
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WE HAVE CURED rHEs
NRRYOUs DEnILITY An WEAKNEss.

NEW YORK CITY October 2ifh, ls02
On. A. r sAsDEs; Dear Sir About three years age
nervous debility, which had in It's worst form and
which was undermining my health For years had
euhered from TINS terri dehntng drain my vital
forces and did not know what it was 20 have good
nights sleep, but in months time after using the
belt felt much stronger man both mentally aud ply
Hically, and in a short time was entirely wou
Yours truly, II. SEELlG 2s7 Bowery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

Coughing Leads to Consumption,
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough a
once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13
THE DIR. SANDEM ELECTRIC BELT

lF1S 0Rs SANDAN ELECEERHS BEET 80
SANDER ELECTRIC CO., 926 Broadway New York.
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The Herald.

PUBLISHED DAILY, sCNDAY EXCEPTED
WEEKLY, EVERY SATURDAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13

HOOPS PILLS are hand made, and are per-
feet in composition proportion and appearance
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-13
U 9sC CRiRrIoN RATES

The EVENING HERALD has larper circpla.
'.,n IN shenandoah than any other paper pub.
ltshed, Books open to ALL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-20
g II M a 6 ten
gus sct6e auf Der straBe eefumOeu.

@lls Set1e atf Oct SfraBe gefunoeit.
s Ybilabetp bia, 19. Sunt.-0er
ungetGbr 35 Sabre alte Wagenanitreis
der George @ilIon, wel6er in Der So
brif Der y9lQiiOnsO Otanufacturin9z@o.," ;"
80. uno Nalnut StraBe, beidGftigt
mar, beging SelbitmOro, inOem er Elm
6lal6den 2auoannm au8tranf. Setn
2cidnnm murbe pom Poli3iiten (oiQ auf
benz Grottoir an Der Gde Der 2. uno
NOooltraBe 9efunoen uno nad Der WOrs
que 9ebra4t. Sn Der Sai9e bes Selbitz
mOr0er8 fano man eineu nit Dear
ScIiie" Hberidricbenen ,3ettel, in mels
dem er ansiebt, ben SelbltmOrb in MIDI
terncm j3ultaube be9an9en 3u baben.
Gr meiit oa8 Otabden lpegen nGberer
9lustunit an ieinen Sru6er SObn, wel>
der an Der Oturfets, unterbalb SrOntz
StruBe gu finben iei. Sn3miiden bat
ii9 berau8geiteut, oaB George @ilion
NIT benz OtaOden, an fpel9es er oen
8rief eeri6tet, unO mel6es geiiie Simz
mons beIBt, ictt eini9er 3eit 5uiammen
lebte.
geiIie Simmons pobnte in 6em
Boarding Suus BON SObnion, gtr.
1888, 9ineitraBe. slm DOnuerta95s
2lbeno batten geioe in bem Boarding
SauS eiuen Streit, nobel iie 10 laut
wurpen, OaB man iie aus benz Sauie
mics. Seitoem pobnte gSiliOn in bem
2osirbaus an Der Saboitz@fe Der 2.
uunO gSOobltraBe unO bas OtaO9eu in
9tr. 249, ShellltruBe. Seit Dem Streit
buben iid SeiOe ni6t pieoer seieben,
uno oas Otao9en bate fctne Sbnun9,
oaB BiliOn iid nit SelbitmOrOseOan'
fen TRACE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-20

i0mmlung aufSubredeu, wuroe Elm Hol'jets
&Ommliidr get0otet, .fuuf BOltNIteu uue 70
9lybelter uerlegt. SeI eiuer aballHeu Ser'
iammIuug III Fru3 wuroen: l3 9olrllteH
mo IA 2lrbslter perwun0et uuo Elm ArbeIter
getoOtet.
Die Sholera.
Paris, 18. SUM. - 6olqenre Cholera.
berltlte fir Samilag meroeu beute oeroneHt'
lld)t: QuIguOu Elm &ooes1au. HrloaS imel
Sooesfaue, DioHipelIler Ortt uno @ette SpeI
SOoesiaue.
6ranIoiiidles.
Tarls, IS. SUM. - @'rat o'0aunonz
bile, 5iibrer Der 8Opalliten uuO etner Der
Nauptaubduger oes 9yaieu BON Yarls, belt
heute gele9eutlId etreS bier itatt9etuHoeneH
6Opaltlten 8autetleS cine lauge He0e, IN
melter er bic 9auOluu9en Der tllr6lldIen
rr0ns0itldleH SabIuette ldJarf trItlltrle, ra'
meutlId nit 0miidt aui Den BGnGmutauaI.
2le GeputirteHtammer, laste er, lei slne
mabre Srutitdtte polltIiher corruption.
5{e0nsr appellUte oil ale cOuIeruatlue 6at.
tloneu, iid) BET Der nGdJiten 2Sabl III SHs
tereile Der ghrlldltslt uHo Der 6eliglOu Su
uegeluI9en.
sine Gepeite aus Sangfot meINet, ba5
Die 6ranSolen Die Snlc' ''' -" 0olIe
por Siam, am Is. D. --L.
Gtue beoeuteaoe q NJ 3uitaube
oe5 BraEoenten @ar... beuEe &C..
nIelpet. - -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-20
Die Mtlla rrhalt pte Muhe.

Soua ~ II 0 a, yt.=y., II. 5unl. -
Die 9totlamatIon oes Srleg5iuraHoes our9
ben Grt5pranOeutsH Staulep uno ole AH'
weienheit DER Mills, weId)e inter Dem BE
fehle Don Sberit 28elt aus SunalO re4t,
hat ulel oaiu belgetragen, Die SrIter pom
@rieneu abiuhalteu, nuo bis 81 olele1
Stunoe ilHo ttiHe JtubeltOruuQen Su mel
ben. Die StrIter habeu nm ole NlrtagS'
Selt eiue DiaheuuerlammIuug abgebaIten;
eS muroen mebrere be1uge Geoen loe9elll.
len, aber iOnlt lh1tS unternOmmeH. Soote
murosu beute telne ausgelaoeu.
GS meroeu meGrere mt Gauholi beIrad,'
tete SooIe erDartet uuo menu ote l0olSbdnos
ler 3ur Gtu5laouHg berlelbeu meme, HIntuHlo'
uuIrd]e yeute hleyberbrlugeu louten, ourTte
e6 utsueldl1 luIeoer 81 StlWtergIelteu toms
men. Die lluloHloBuegIGOe geben lId9 Der
5uuerTd)t bin, raB e5 lIUen l0lleBlb NON
gellugeu rutro, Die 2lrbeltJeber mIrbe 81 mas
den mo lhre SoroeruEgeu ourdjuiePeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-20
(ans unierer seftriaen 2. TsoraenssInssa sabe.
s6aocn omra gNalSbrduSc.
Gin ean5es staotdcn -sscitners
breitete @crbeeguHaen im uorOIidIen 2Stss


aiblaub, 8lsc., IS. SUM. - Srou'
9tiuer, eiu bllibeupeS Stdotdlen pou 200O
@iumObnerH, 20 Ntellen uou bier, 1T our9
2Halobrdnoe i'll Nlammeu Qeegt moroeH
MD miro pabrihelulld) total Serit0rt mer'
ben. Glne 2btheIlUug Der hlelIgeu 6euer@
pebr 1T auf etuem GrraSuge oOrtbIn ab9es
gau9eu. SroHzJtluer braunte erlt uot etnem
Sabre gdu3lld nIeoer.
9SalObrduoe mlitheH beute d1entbalben
i'm EDrOlld)eu 8lScoUliH, mo bic &Hrt III 10
beIB, mie Ill eiuer 9Siipe. 9a5 StaOtteH
9&alhburu III nur NIT fuapper 9tOtb Der 3er'
it0rung euIgaugeu. &lele 6ludt!tuge laHs
gen aus oerltleOeHeu @egeHoeu bier on.
Spdtere &erItte ergebeu, baB Srons 6luer
ab9ebraunt III. 2le telegraphtldle Serbn.
oung ut uuterbrohen, ol Die Stable All
meitc zredeu hln uerbrannt FHo. Aue
Sabuen itlIdeu GruaSuge ab, I'M 1bre
Sruden Dor 3eril0ruHg III bemahren.
Webr SrtIfaften eiueea1d,ert.
9uluIh, Ntluu., IS. SuuI. - 9te
@rubeuitGolhen SWglnla uuo MOuutan'
Srou iluo gaHSIlh uuo Suuabit theIlmete
elugeGid)ert moroeH. Ssne SrtlbafteH lies
gen Ill ben Nielaba= Bergen, III melden ans
9eoebute ySal0brdHoe lelt brel gSoieH I'M
@augs iiuo.
Dian ihutt oen SdaOen ant minoe'tenS
81 900, 900 uno mebrere Eauleuo teriOnen
Iiuo obuatIos. Der teIegrapbrd)e Serfebr
III unterbro teu mo Gin5eInIeIlen tOnnen
uOrlQuIlg nldt erIangt meroeH. Sduts
Sur llnteritueuug Der Ab9ebrannten ino be-
reltS I'M Gauge.
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9luertff auf etuen Sabn5us,

8uffulO, N.sD., IS. 9uni.-Gtn
8abn3ug, pel9er pOlniide arbeiter BON
bier na6 ben 8aubOIsnieOerla9en in
GOnawanba bradte, mo betanntIia ars
beiteridwieri9teiten beiteben, lit unwelt
bes lesteren Srtes nit Steinen bombarz
Dirt NJ wuroen; cine 2lu5abl 6eniter wurOe
eingewOrfen, aber 9tiemanO Oerleet.
9Orber mar Der 3u9 bur6 etnen 6arz
mer, Der cine rOtbe 6lag9e trug, nit oem
8eOeuten angebalten mOroen, eS werOe
elm Seriu3 9emuat werOen, ben 3u9
bem 9eroerben 3u iberantw Orten, bod
wurbe sin iOl9er Seriud in 8irtll9s
felt nidht Qemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-20
Ganotoaten fiir ocn eleftrii6en
StlhI.

0emsgOrf, 19. Suni. 5m@uns
sen befinOem lid ieet I'M 8aDmOnbitr.s =
@siausniiie iiebeu an9eblids OtOrOer,
iber beren S9ulO o0er llui9ulo i'm
2aufe be5 nddlten Wtonat5 in ben 9lis
iiieu entidicOen werOen iOQ. 0iefelben
iinO 6rieOrid &rOuete, Der @aitwirtb
aus @gtbezAuenue, Der beidulOist lit,
feline Satin 8ilbelmine am Z. gpril
eridoiieu gu buben; Sames BaOara, Der
GrnlOroun9 ietner S9mie9ermutter
yOuiie DOneta ansetlast; Bernard gtis
cola, Der au9ebliae 0tOrOer ietnes
6reunbes SnOfrio Wtuscauo; Otidael
SartOri, Oti9ael Spiueui unb DON'T
nico Spinelli, Die ausebll9en Otitbelfer
bel Der srauiamen @rmOrbuus bes
Srieftrd9ers Peter 8. @fels, unO So
iepb Sall, Der ben 9riinpaarenbGnoler
9eo. PbiQips in elmer @irtbi9aft an
Der 9reenpointz2lpenue eridoB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-20
3noth ttnn Snnmnne.

9raub 8apiS s, Wti9. ., 19. Stunt.
- Or. CHARLES 6lubrer, Elm uniperias
liitenz@eiitlider, erreste seitern niat
serinses Iufieben bur9 cine Yrebi9t
iber @bwiu 8Ootb. gr ertldrte barin,
er CLAUDE, baB 8Ootb, welder ale feline
SdulOen ebrIid be3ublte, before 9lus'
iidt babe, IN ben Slmmel su fOmmen,
als riener anbere Sdauipieler" Sall=
mage. welder Elm Sauelujab anitimmte,
als er erfabreu bate, baB Die S9ulben
ieiuer @emeinoe Su 25 GeutS pro Doll
Lar seisttelt poroeu ieieu.
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Starb aus Gram iiber Otc SGanoe
ttrc5 SuDres.

llaire, Ohio, Il. Sum. - Der
9feutsanwalt gSrron .. Saggart bon Bel
laue, Shlo, bate lld Our6 OaIitun9 $780,
900 oeriuaHt IND mar lIudug gemOroen.
5u &wgiuIen wuroe er JeOO1 perBa1tet uno
geeru Abeuo uadl lsluem SelmatbSorte
elugeIlsiert. 2llS leIne 81 Sabre alte Dtutter
oOu Der 3urudbrlu9un9 tbreS SobueS h0rte,
itiirSte iIe eul}eelt 5u SOOeu. Ser oOppeIte
Shla9 bat aud ben gyerieu Sater auf'S
SrunteHIager gewOrieu, 10 OaB ,ern AbIebeH
IIlIuOllt erOQrtet miro.
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]l1dnncr( (6Wd6o.
S6ulse @ieOerherfteaung Der @elunObstt
unO gsitledtlideH Glufti9teIt
mitt.If Der
9asauefGen Faitbarms . SebanoInHe.
erfolsyetd, no auss QuOere feblgsialageu.
ri. aozoU.th. uetboOe uno tbre gpr,ase.


Die easaHeTde gctboOe uno tbre gorslse
uri.re Briparate bestH Or. ga SGnei ite 6etImltteI
auf 0ruHo ocr &baIiat,, oGg mr oie uTpruF9Il6e
Rormcl uoH oem berubmteu ar5tt oIeies NamsHs eIz
hclIcE uHfcr Der GorIHte, bag, fduS mn poter ots
SIRfubruHg isiHer SebGuoluHg uRo lelHeT 9eu'
mIttt aHsemeien fHoen iottH, 3lcs uHter leHer Ses
tsidlHuHa aeitcheH DIIos. Dor elEl9eH ,dbTcu Fam
3r. "a SOlle dui Die ]oce, HeruoIe uHo geldethlte
CeIoen ourc5 BebdnoIuHq Uiditodrm aus Bu hurts
IeH, inoem er iid pom ocmeIoeR folssRoe SortbeIls
/. gppiitatou btr glitt, oiI,tt am StS Der sranis
belt.
2. gsrm,iOuns Der 8,rbauuns unb gbitDituas
oer gSiItiamteIt ocr Ulittel
8 gnoe Qnudbertzg an ot, b,b,ut,uoeu untsr,n
SeffHuHacH Der RudeHmaItsHerUeH aus oer WtIbels
ilue uHo baber ersltteTtes GIHortHacH su Der TerE
UeHiluihsislt uAo Der utaiie ot5 StgWHS uRo @ud'
gratis.
l. Der gatisnt tarn fib feIb NIT itbr s,riHssn ao'
iteH obHe 4rJt 5crfeueH.
8. Sbr 9tebrauh trforoert fctHs BsrdnoeIuH9 Der
Tidt oocr 2ebeHs geuo o6rbeIteH.
q. Sie IHb obiolut uHihdollb.
7. Sie Tno lelht uoH Seocm an SIt uno StelG
einsufubreH uno pirteH uHmltttbar Gut ben Sts oeS
ut6cl: luHtr6alb DcHlger, ais etHer baben StuHoe.
SlnidGlss DiHEer, oersH 9rdtt seihpddt oereu
gcrueH eriopft, oereH 9etft fumpt 9enorotH, oereH
esbensfraft DerOreH Iit fino.H tere uHo befdHoIse
uGIeinis.n Greuno, UtIdea Der SttoeHoe beltSt.
SuItdlt meDtliniidber Ga6perftanot8er uber
pte abforbirsnoe &rGtt oes RsttumS
gont.n ei. bas guiiausunss bes TIaf'
BARNS beynelielu, 10 DeToeH SIe Aultdruns tHoeH IN
3r. SooenbGmmcr's nit Redht berubmtem gSert uber
oicicn @eseHitaHo, ionic IN ben mcopIHllten 3elts
idrIiten olces 9aubt5 uHo Seutlhauo's, 6rGEtreib
uHb GHsGHo's.
mac osr eeIuuoe TsnTdbemusrftano fast.
g(an nlrb, elreu g,rit.n fur eb.rio tborlbt ers
udrer, n.ldltr, I'M Elm Stbplr am SsIH ooer siHsn
aebruhencu singer gu been, 4rBHeIen elHne5mtn uHo
Hift bic oeeqHeten gpdihmittel uHo ga ben unmlttss
bar ouf 6em eioeHben 3bcll sebrautleH Dolte, nIe
Denicnlaen, rpcd,r SameHtraHtbelt ootr Z StUtht 81
helen ptrIudeu pote, ohm. Die Stee iebr IN aH9ri
an rebw,n, mi. Dies burd ben 9.braUd Or. ga
Son.'s .l.gant.n uRlt6ollteu "BoIus Remedies"
eci9eben tGaH.