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The herald., 1893-01-18
OFFENSIVE ECZEMA.
Suffered Terribly. Doctors and Medi.
cines Useless. Cured in Four
Weeks by Cuticura.

have boy, fifteen years old. born in Fish.
klti, nortralt 1nclosed, who had the eczema so
offensive that cOuld not stav in he room w I'm
The herald., 1893-01-18
Bncklen,s Arnlca saIxe.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores ulcers, salt rheun fever sores, tetter,
chapped hands, chilblains. corns and all skin
reqnired- ut is Ruaranfeed to give perfect sat
1sfaction or money refunded. Price, Csc per
box. For sale BY O. F. Heinzeman.
The herald., 1893-01-18
Waiting Cards Engraved
At Langstadter's, 214 West Second. Tel. 762

Buggy robes and h orse blank cts at Foy's old
reliable saddlery house, 316 N. Los Angeles st,
The herald., 1893-01-18

pTMPLES, blackheads, red, rough, chapped
A'A and oily akin cured by CUTIcURA Soar.
The herald., 1893-01-18

g. saa
d opsef 4!faiI
aAe&fpgf Natss
The herald., 1893-01-18
FOUNTAIN 1s5z Y 0 j 7 h !.
WHERE is IT?

You can not stop the passing years. You can
look young. Looking young. you feel yonng
MIS- Nettie HarrisOfl's business is to id you by
making articles guaranteed TO bring beauty 10
faces wrinkled, pimply, rough, free led and
old MRS. s LAWkENCE, hair dresser and
manicure, 353 South Spring street, Los An
geles, sells them.
The herald., 1893-01-18
Agate Ware

In great variety at the w. @. Furrey
company, l59 to 165 North Spring street.
The herald., 1893-01-18
cUTIcURA RESoLvENT,

The new Blood and SIX n Purifier, internally,
and CUTIcURA, the great Skin Cure. and CUTI-
CURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beauti1er, ex-
ternally, instantly relieve and speedily cure
every disease and humor of the 81 in, scalp and
blood, with loss of hair, from infancy to age,
from pimples to scrofula.
The herald., 1893-01-18
wan paper, 2s7 8. spring. samples sent.

r. d. List, notary public. Legal papers care
fully drawn. l27West second. Telephone 165.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

The water on top. however. having
nothing to protect it, gets cooler aud
lighter every moment Down the Their
mometer goes to So, IS and SO degrees.
and then slight breeze ripples the sur
face. and the next moment a thin sheet
Of ice spreads itself over all The ice.
however. is colder and lighter than the
water, 80 that IL floats on the surface
and acts as blanket. protecting the
comparatively warra and heavy water
below from being cooled. So that even
during the severcst winter only COM
paratively thin superficial layer 81 Ice IA
usually formed. and the greater part Of
the water remains unfrozcn at the bot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
SAVED BY HIS HORSE.
Very Peculiar Escape 81 = Man from =
Break In the Ice.


The story comes up from below the
city. says the Lewiston lMel Journal.
about man who attempted 81 cross
the Androscoggin on the ice aud was
swamped. together with his team He
had been hauling wood across the river
for several dsys and had just one more
load 70 haul
A. the water was up ON the face Of
the zee be first thought 10 put OF haul
ing IL. but the thought that perhaps
there wonld rot be another chance 10
haul II msie him 90 Across. When he
started hack he thought he wouldn't 80
in the same track where he Rad hauled
the rest. - he went little atove.
The ice began 10 crack slowly when
he 10. 90 the middle Quick as a 1ash
he arfastened she two tugs and one
holdback Then be struck The horse
violently with tho whip. At the same
tine the sled load Of wood went
through with crash. lie commenced
- sink with IL. but " hen the horte hs1
bccn struck he jumped ahead and.
breaking the off holdback. jerkcd the
man OF the load and dragged him ~
the shore with the rcirs There he
stopped and iirc man got up.
When he locked back the top q The
wood and the shafts could be seen stick-
irg out Of The hole IN the Ice. lie SAYS
that he hsd rather lose the wood than
20 near the h,,le again II he frozen In
now
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

xrGExTA wssurvsTor. toa. n orary
vir~ presidents general. Mrs. Thomas A
Hendricks. M David 4 Porter. xrs
Margaref Hetrel. v,ce presidents gener-
~. Mrs. r II Alexander. Mrs. A W.
eree.y Msss Mary Desta. Mrs Ellen IL.
waswvrth. Mrs Hugh Hogan. Mrs..
nenry Bicunt Mr. Marshall HacDon-
All. Mr.. stsphea J Field. Ms q.
Brown Gcods. Ms = . s. clair. Mrs
Johu y Foster. Ms John K Putnam.
Mrs. RorrT A Pryor. Mr. W g. n'~ve~
ear. t-~s~sr~r genera NrS II o Tit
rnsBn. secretaries. ecn-rsi recording
Ms. G-x-r~ II Shields corresponding
Ms Rs Wright smith: ~ Tisfrars
r-ae-1i. Nisx E1r>nla Washington.
Ma Howard Clarke. snrxeon g>ns--
a Ml<s sisrn Barton. historical gro-r-
Al. N-n. u /. lockwood. chap ain zen
er1i Ny. Tennis : Hauiia
The aavfsors hoars riil siso - ia
sesssn sAis ~reis ami vii - rrsced b
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
In PERIL WOLVES
A Thrilling Incident Of the
River Days OF Old
THAT TESTED MEMS NERVES
The Steamboat Northerner Pulls TO Shore
for Drove Of Hogs, But They
Prov. Wolves.

Fear wilmorc, BY. lives an old gen
tlcman known as Capt John 5. Cogar.
He has teen all his life, until lately re-
tired. well-known riversnan. and has
operated on many of the important
steamboat limos on the Ohio and Missis-
sirpi rivers. He relates the following
incident:
In January. 1853. ne was on a run
from Louisville TO St Louis with the
steamer Northcrner. For about forty
days prior to this date heavy snow
had covered the earth and the weather
was rather frgid. The Northerner was
in command Of Capt. Joe Reed. with
Capt Cogar as first mate. The large
paclset was on it's run to ST. Louis. and
had left Cairo about ten o'clock. and W as
quietly steaming up the river with
about forty cabin and seventy-five deck
passengers and two hnndrcd tons Of
Freight on board About one O'Clock az
night thr~c low. dull biastsof the night
whistle announced the landing Of Cape
Jericho. Mo. just ahead. end Capt.
Cosar gave The signal: "All hands for
ward Though there was "a deep snow
the night was unusually dark. and
Capt cogar. passing forward 70 the
lower deck. observed an Immense col
lection Of small animals on the wharf,
which he. Ia the absence Of informa-
ton. for the wharf boat watchma1 was
asleep. took ~ be drove of hogs for
shipment, and ordered the staging al
launched and preparations made for
driving the hogs aboard which vas
quickly done. aud the biz boat secure
~ anchored. This was 10 sooner con-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

reading. Here is the purpose OF the 90
cicty carefully outlined and defined:
The purpose of this society is TO kcep
alive among ourselves and our descend
ants the patriotic spir1tof the men who.
IN military, naval or civil service, BY
their scts or counseis, achieved Amer
lean independence in i776. To collect
and secure for preservation all records
and documents relating 10 the war OF
the revolution. TO assist in the COM
m-norative celebration of our great
historical events, to promote social i'm
tercourse and good feeling among its
aembers now and hereafter"
But word Of the famous women who
form part and parcel of the continental
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19


Edward Paulet Steers. regent Of she
New York society. claims no vans as
ancestors From New England come
Mr. Leroy Sunderland Smith. also an
Adams. and Ms. q V r. wickham.
Spring se'd. Mass. who traces her sn-
c~etry hack into Psritsn history. FROM
Virginia. The mother % pr~<iden1s.-
rora~ host e noble women Mrs
Roger A Psvor represents both tas
New York sai IT, Virginia society. al
thosrvh Il : 81 Virginia abe owes the
dees 4 birth Mrs - Martin Cssev
Fr~-~ - ieiegate frafa New York. but
she = tyrlcsi : + Y Her grsst-
e-randfsther Robert Navsin. the fosr der
- H~tkoii.'n IN Virginia. ~as horn IN
frss On her ns7sher's siie sse trsiees
ter ance>trv hask - tte ve1efaties
ras -~at over - Enzland vith Viz
ara 80 Csr3 ner1r
frswin hr a fanous rsth~rins. ~
fsnpas ~rsnsn All hsssosy will an
douste.sl, record - scts - Importance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

petItcs with human ncsh. Capt Cogor
ordered oil deck hands Immediately 20
the engine-room house. the door closed
and all the torches lighted. H also
ordered the doors leading to the cabin
closed. In the wild and indescribable ex-
element two of the deck hands were
literally torn to pieces and died before
reaching the engine house. Before the
doors could be closed TO the cabin three
wolves had entered, and. finding two
men engaged in q game Of cards. they
sprang upon them with the fcrocity of
a tiger. biting. scratching and tearing
the men almost 10 shrcds before they
were killed. one Of the passengers dy-
ing before the boat arrived in 81. Louis
The boat. having pulled ont from the
wharf. lay drifting with the current
while the remarkable battle was in
progress within Seeing that the pas
scngers were safe in their state-roorns
and the howilng wolves confined - the
lower deck, Capt Cogar. In conjunction
with Capt Reed. began systematic
preparation for battle. They. with the
entire force 81 deck-handa. except these
already in. entered the cngine-honsc by
way of the afser-guaris. carrying with
them all their lrcarrns They riade
two divisions OF their men. one armed
with torch-lights and the other with
Winchester ri1es and sho.guns. tie
purpose If the torchli0hts being 10 hold
tho enemy Al bay while tho riaeiaen
shot them They rrshe1 ons Of the en-
gine-bouse door. With The lights In
front forming line. the men with
lights and guns aiterr ating. they began
ersnr. and after something liz fny
shots were Cred tho lower deck Nv coz
cred with the nan-cate-s- They were
pitched overheard and the vessel pro-
1 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
HOW wATta FRrezCs.
The I.terestine Process. ss Carried On ~
~fure's slrb~mr.


~tares sirb~mr.
s~i-ut,ac paper dcsrriaes how -.
process ~ freezing is carried CT IA ma
lures alchesny. ~ means ~ two ihcr-
uasDe,ers IL il firet ss.rrtAined that tho
Temperature Of the water a. the sur
face and ~ tie bottom - respectively
Is DEGREES AMI IS degrees a Geld wi1d
swe~-,. over the surface - the water. %
that the temperature Is suddenly re-
auced %. ssy. - degrees. Dv tbs -
drct.sn In temperature i contracts snd
b.s1racs specifically hesvier. sinking
and displaying the comparatively iixht
and warm water below. which rises n
The surface. ere,mes cooled below -
degrees. and Immediately fats. dszplac-
fns, the warmer water a. the taftofa.
which in turn rises. gets cooled and
fails iss place being svsin Supplied ~
lighter and warmer water. md 80 - =
c.olfnr And sinking prccesses 81 on.
the urpcr thermonset>r always indics;-
i,r 80 higher tcfnrer.fare vher --d-
s~-ix the magic print - degrees. il
yr>ehe1. when az movement a. oar~
1895 The pppeT LAYER - wzs>r -
st,ll erpos>s % The coosine infuence -
she winA. s1d sp~~diiy falls IN seuPer-
s.ssrr. but 81 r~t.ins - place TIE
auper ther-1onaeier no~ shows that the
wN.er whieh s1rrounes il = f-ins rsp-
isi~ reduced il t~znp-raturr. huf the
l-~er one re-nsins sts;ien1rv - - -
r~~-< A. Tire 'ieniperatart w4.er =
he.-ies thao - sng Other. and tls-re-
iise = stone, y reE1s,ze a. he bvetorn
and A. n y fail'f protected frxrs 81
wsr8 insrsncs- ~ -. mas. - sur>T.
inoznh~os rsser, ~ s<zay<r-s.r< -
sars r-rv mpcA 81 tie $500 pxss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

A good cst story. SAYS the LonAon
correspondent II the Yorkshire Pp-l
comes from Bombay. In August .
Liverpool resIaens presiding 10 Bonn
bar ssok oat with him . cat which
Ne Intended % present. ~ . fr-epd
In Ie6ia SvBe asys after the arrival
Il - ss~auer in bombay pussy wa
missed. snd. though sbe was searched
~ high sud lev. she Vas nowhere -
bs forrd Her owner bad quite given
hef up Tor lost When h~ received IN.
t4.sirence from Engisp5 that the Ell
hsd rssde her app~srvoce - her cd
Liverpool home 90 The fsth - Ortoh~-
90 calm ana collected az tho@gh trip
~ Intia snsi hack wa cutie IN the o.
ei-sry eo-rse q bsr life IN. fNcts are
v0oeh~-d for ~ . BornhsT Trpe-. nnd
.he-r = % reason - dc~bs their sub
stss la sccxrscy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

5isSon ~ The coatiuensai go ~r-~s ard
s.ivtscrv ts,ar- = uafi.s,zl isoard - nan
a~tn~nt ard shs consists - twenty
t~o ss.te r-r~nss. a. q whom hsv.
rz-,rrt-e-s - ssa~nd II - sh'- soerd
whseA e.r~sr~ srt - ~ i-ts~r shat pcr'
tkrn - shc consfituticn wairk provid~~
~ the crp~srrseissn ~ ne 80 rrcor-ss
ssd tncunent< t>tfsr hsek - Tee
-~caniou- slz~- q ia task ~ he
wsv tat< eoussssrtion IN issf~rrstsag
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Tee appointed By NM 'OHS '0s1HH'
Mem 70 do honors OF the day upon the
arrival Of their guests, the Daughters
OF the Revolution: II. NJ. Parker. Ad-
rriral J r. Joaest, Gen II. V. Boynton,
Gen. william Smith. Congressman Man
sur. Gen. Horatio G. Gibson. Col
Charles r 0reculeaf. Capt Calvin ID.
Cowies. Comnsndr F. w. DiclinS
Alexander r. Morse, Capt Robert
Ciank. Prof o. T. Mason. II. @. ogden.
Francis +. Leupp.
Her-. 70 hegiu with. I. = list % the
so-sstys of~c-s. names that recall
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

daughters whose
Hueusnot fam
ily ties 90 deep
into history.
From New York
c o ne tho d g
erentIauss Of the
Dutch. although
here and there
q n ngEen o {
strain VIII he
a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
.Grvnt Sale Of
EmMDMer7es.

Tomorrow. February 20. we commence
the Greatest Embroidery Sales ever inaugur-
ated in Grand Rapids. Having placed a
large importation order before the advance in
Muslins, we are in position to give the public
exceptional good values in these goods, con-
ssting of Hamburg and Swiss Embroiderles
and Inserting, Flouncing All-over Embroid-
cry, ETC., all new and beautiful patterns.
Sale viii positively Saturday Evening February IS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

NnA FLORA ADAMS ~ i8i@. The ~scs
nAurxa. % - heroes Of
cur e@sosaG ~ar. With rssvssitly vsssran
q srn he tale. wi1i meet At Wash
Inrtor ths user vho f1urh, IN ists Win
sne..s .xafn tn arnsal rr,nNrL A.
srrac,l<e and sls~vhr-e m shs nation
go bssvs y the s.sizfics- win bivvuso
aeaso ADJ rrcall the dread tiuss Of the
EN- ~. - The r~pek in whrah oscars
tze srrivrrssry - WssAinxtons birth
Is i ae,fn Ss an ev-neful ere With ne
We al e>tory ga tAAs day ard very
ef'ss vi, ra,se t.
- Else 30 sr~ietiee "a, q The war ~
J. 3 ~ N, .hs, 1r.sf ilsrrestinz. So ih>
t.adF eesata - fn - irazt II three
W. tnxbt g. New Criessns ard o1
Lac -yie The 49, sst7 ,risNrisses rs<h
yrar tn sgteal dare - ~ elrs.s - ,hs
~ar. - date on -barh fhe tresstv a.,
res,~ 80 p~,eiairl.si - tbr ex,tative
- ~ rssrtor
fs--f n - - tfse rontiae-sal c.3r.x-~~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

others famous in
Amer can his
tory: Wee presl-
densren~ai pre-
aiding, Ms VII
liam n CabslI.
vice pres id ent
general In charge
81 the crganiza-
ton 81 chapters.
Mrs. II. v Boyn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Ore nay iesrn al s,r4s II ne-srs
Surprising sAinFs ~ Gsseainr 10 ahii-
dr~n
sra>-i e,ys we~- sitting On he
f-nss sa7s - .rehsn-. AL sv-s ,b.,
srrerai 80 esris ~e1t s.l.snx 49,
%. SO Ase 49, ~ka A-sAv
~Pe-ca~ ~Asl wins, - -.
e~i-< n-v = "a rals. ga<l-. e.~,.
VITA = esd - Sasz s.res 80 e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

congress. Mrs.
Flora A dana
Darling. widow
of Gen. r. I.
ID arlin z, Is
kno wn as the
founder general
Of tho natioral
s,sciety and Is al
ways tho most
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

tte f,reas All
probably t~tsn
cred -b "a
d--ze~ 81 pr
Eiwzrt Everett
Hale Hon Mar
shall nacEku
I'D On r
= B oynte n
and George II
Shields
ThA-s =, -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

ure a. these annual gatherings She Is
OF Puritan stock. the line OF her an
ccstry containing the names of the.
Adanses
Miss Eugenia Washington has been
asked 10 read paper to the society
this year. and her name will recall enc
stamped with the great seal Of Amsri-
can nobility.
But ancestry counts for much in this
gathering. From the south comes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Of these Amer
lean " ON . n.
The Sors OF the
American Revo-
lution viii ncc<
81 hn Arlington
on the afternoon
OF shn ed. and
hezr II the re-
caption commit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

sn points on rue compass these daugh-
tiers answered the cal, jnst as our fore
fathers rushed TO Lexington over n CEN
fury ago.
But Washington Is fully aware of the
honor conferred upon 10 by the session
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

~ stataly John
flen "a. Of
: fl..si Fb,,ta&s
Esr-nn "a
Arrrtl n
z
,1w Morris.
neufa@fa
fenkfn e
rs xr~at men
re sfii q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

wcoiS II you list
= a los IT
. IA o u gh A.
Wzxhing'or tho
Continental ca
gTxs will Re In
s.ss.on IN PhA-
aS-,cAi> TIE go
eisty of the War
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

ss~snEsr whe-- = 10 eorfhouses
Boy bous sis blocks ~-~s f-orn here
strsns-r Pct ~ 8obt k-no- whick
~sy = ~-a
pr- W jus' sssn -itA pew fs>s ~
n sortfs AZ fh>n ~ rfrft hsnf1l
point ss<s sn' y'r l~ft hand r~t Tf,ort
s-rr1 eoes kner tsst Good Nswx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Tleted thar = great psok ~ huner-.
how'inT wolves rarse lFspinz over ~
wasrf-eoa, guards sud iato th~ v>ssel
Tie CONSERVATISM % he drcs Asnfs
ard the Surprise n TIE ersw ~-re iner-
p-sssshss Csps- Cos.r snsal1lT ordered
he kse~ cnr s~.v. but ret hesc~e
s~estv sever q n. ss&ev.s sasriins.
aiSr~-y.d demon. hs3 safely >nt~-rd
~ ssss and ~-r- r.ps<y ssd ,urSos<lv
tr1<1e - sDp>s~> sA<r ae~cuxsnS sp-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

an ~ erfh,i sst1
n ear h%sswv
hat y, - mas-
- ~ tfwls wsv-k
Ern A4t asv
- thietse .-rnn-
@tte sm m
eeaesi frsn -.
- tvs ii'onsaa.t.
rm . sin-e
rkarsa< s,.,~a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
TO MEET WEEK
a Notable Gathering at the
National Capital
or TIE DAUGHTERS OF i776
IT, Drum Tap, OF History VIII he
H-ars-0reas Socisrrs That Nice,
ThIs week-Th- Ofs-rs.

WV YcsK. Feb. is--vsu can near
lie d-rsa s1rs q American v-sr~ thia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

- - - rEaT7eF - 11e n
.se-, 4sxz vs~s~ = sae anws. srpa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-02
Sic ltrbeimatb Der Gbolera.

Nuf benz Sanitdts : GongreRe in
edinburgh belt biefer Sage grnet
Dart, gr3t unb mebi3inifder S6rifts
fteler, einen 8ortrag iiber bic @bolera,
in meldem er bic @esenb bes unteren
@anges als bic 9eimatb berlelben be-
f6rieb. Na9 ibm 1T bic @belera eine
S6mubfeude, Die bon i6mubisen
Meni6en mad i@muBigen Srten ges
braht tpirb.
Sie @bolera fann, mie er li1 auSz
briidte, geseifen unb setrunfen perben.
Die @bolera tonne ferner aIs cine
Seu6e angefeben perben, bic aus=
f6lieBli9 bur6 WaKer. NEEDLES bur9
menf6li6e @rcremente bergiftet mors
ben, bertreitet merbe. 9ie 0inbu.
Mdrtte unb Geffe, tpel9e i'm 6inbus2 es
ben cine 10 groBe &ole ipielen, biloen
einen groBen 6actor in Der Nusbreis
tung Der Seu6e. SIN 2aufe bes 8ors
TRACES fprad er bes1 NusfibrIi6en iiber
Meffa. Maetfa 1T als Socus Der 9erz
breitung Der @bolera eine Gefobr fir
bic Menf6beit geporben. Inter ben
4nor6nungen, mel6e In ben Nugen Der
Mubamebaner gefeble finb, lift bic
Yilgerfabrt in Meffa. Heber 100, 900
Menl6en manbern idbrIid babin.
Mas bic Stabt Meffa anbetrift, 10
finb ibre StraBen ungepflaftert unb
f9mubig. 9ie 8eb6lterung betrdgt
unaefdbr 10000 Menfden.
Sic S6mieri9feiten in Der Yurifeas
tion berielben brau6en ni9t als uns
iiberminOli6 an9eieben gu perben. Sic
~Qebensweife unb bas 0erfabren Der
8ilger tragen our 8erbreitung Der Gbos
lera bel. Sn Meffa miife bic gbolera
gum @liafanbe gebra9t merben. Die
pilger geben ale mad Mefta unb bleiz
ben bort lange senug, UNI bon Der
Cholera ergrifen gu perben.
9ie eia3ige perion, bic bieier groBen
@efabr fir Bic Menf6beit abbelfen
fam, let Der tlrtif9e Sultan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-02
Rath fifr Miitter.

8or iiber so Sabren i9on murbe
Wrs. Minslop'8 SOOTHING : Snrup
BON Wtiaionen BON Mtiittesn beim 3obs
men Der &inber angemenbet. Wirlt bu
i'm S6lafe bur6 Das 5dreien eines
9inbes geit6rt, bas i'm 3abnen lit unb
Dor S9mer5en meints Wenu 10, IaHe
iofort cine 5lafde pon rMrs. Winsz
Ions SOOTHING Syrup" bolen. Sem
Wertb 1T unbe5ablbar. @s mirb benz
tIeinen 2eioenben iofOrt 2inberung oer@
f9afen. BerlaBt eu6 barauf, Mitter,
es 1T fein 3meifel bariiber. IS beilt
0DfenterD unb 0iarrboe, regulirt ben
W}agen unb Die Nleren, beieitigt Winb=
&oIif, ermei9t ben @aumen, perbinz
bert %@nt5iinbung unb itdrft bas sarae
Spftem. rNfrs. Minslops Soothing
SDrup" fir 5abnenbe &inber lit anse>
nebm in @eidmad unb bos &ecept
ltommt BON einem Der befteu neibli9en
Qer5te in ben Ser. Staaten. Sc 1T bel
allen 9ruggiiien in Der ean3en Welt 3u
baben, preis rs Gents per 6Iai6e.
&auft ni6ts anberes, als Mrs. Winss
Ions SootbingsS brup.
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bar i'm gerfaufslofal aufgebdngt iein.
Ser Gnuntpclerf erbdlt fiir bas Nuss
teaen bes @rlalbniBi6eins Is Gents
@ebibren.
@rlaubniBI6eiue tperben nur fir bic
3eit zines pD1en Sabtes au~sgegeben
unb in bemleIben muB Der Ort unb
bas 6auS ~angegeben tperben, in pels
6ent Der 8erfauf 1tattfinbet. Nn l.
II m anbere glaBe ober in
etnem anheren ais benz be-
ttannten @ebdube 1T Der
8erfau gel # ger s etrdnfe
inter 5 eIben @rIaubz
ntBf6etn niGt gefattet.
Mia Semanb umaiebeA, 10 fann bic
@rlaubniB ge6nbert merben, babiu.
baB 5as neue @ei9dftslofal in benz
@rlaubniBi6eine angefibrt tpirb,
bod barf in feinem SalIe
in etnem @ef9dftsIofaI
muir eitmeilig bertaut merz
BEN. Sic Strafe fir BEN gerfauf
geifiger @etrdnfe obne @rlaubniB fOa
minbelt tens ben bDlen 8etrag Der fir
ein Sabr 81 entri9tenben Steuer be-
tragen, fam aber auf ben 0oppelten
Betrag btrfeIben feltgefebt werben ;
o6er e5 fann gegen ben @%Ontrabenten
auf 10 big 80 Gage @efdugniB erfannt
tperben.
Ger fi9 bes gergebens idulOig
ma6t, mebr ober peRiger als fein @r=
IaubuiBi6ein oori6reibt, 3u ~pertaufen,
foa nit $50 bis 800 Celebrate unb
nit @efdngniB bon 10 big 80 Sagen
beFraft werben, SIR ieben Sag, an
peldem folder ungeieblide Gerfauf
ffat'finbet, fam Der S6ulbige beion=
bers beiiraft tperben. Sic 8e3abluns
Der guubes>5 pe5ialiteuer fo0 als aus
geni9einlider 8eneis fir ben 8etrieb
bes @etrdnfeuertaufs gelten,
Sober Spirituofenbdnbler ioa $4,000
unb ieber 9dnbIer fir MIR Gier $1,000
Sirgi6aft fellen.
Nn @enobnbeitstrinfer, Miinorenne
unb Stubenten biirfen geiItige @etrdnfe
ni6t perfauft merben; aud bari W1dnz
merit, beren @befrausn ober fonitige
nabe meibli6e 8ermanbte, als Mutter
unb S6mefter, benz Wirtb ben 8erz
fauf an iene unteriagt BADEN, fem geiz
itiges Getrduf berabrei6t perben.
Sas GeieB bat ni6t 8e3ug auf i'm
State ge5osene Weine, 10 LANCE le
ii6 in ben 9dnben bes 3i9ters ober
Sabrifante1t befinben.
Das @eieb tritt am 1. Ottober in
&raft.