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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
CONFEDERATE MONEY DEALERS FINED,
Were Rsaping Rich Harvest with Dupes in Every
State Of the Union.

We're Reaping a Rich Harvest with Dupss in Every
State Of the Union.
The Curio Supply Company has
come TO grief in the United States
District Court. This is the company
which used the mails for the purpose
Of securing buyers Of Confederate
money. The company has its head
quarters at Vanburen, Mo-, and was
reaping rich harvest when swooped
down upon, having dupes in every
State in the Union. The persons
forming the company Anderson.
William and A. Chelton were allow
ed to plead guilty of using the United
States mails with fraudulent intent.
They were fined $3.50 each, with costs.
The light sentence imposed upon the
men was criticised by Inspector Wi
mans, and he says be viii have the
men rearrested under the jurisdiction
of the United States Court sitting at
Kansas City, with the hope that a
heavier sentence will be imposed upon
them there.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
WILL CERTAINLY BE BUILT.
The Proposed Boulevard Between Baltimore and
Washington.

The Proposed Boulevard Between Baltimore and
Washington.
There is an unusual amount Of inter
est awakened in Baltimore By the an
nouncement that the boulevard and
electric road between Baltimore and
Washington will certainly be built, and
that work will be begun on it as soon
as the weather makes it possible to ac-
complish anything. In conversation
with several wealthy business men Of
Baltimore last Sunday they declared it
to be their better intention to invest
largely in real estate between Laurel
and Washington as soon as they could
get positive information Of the route
selected for the boulevard When
asked why they preferred the Wash
ingtonSend Of the line to that between
Laurel and Baltimore, one Of the gem
tlemen, who has been very successful
in real estate investments and whose
Judgment is relied upon BY all who
know him, statedlthat it was his iudg-
ment that no city in the United States
would compare with Washington in
expansion and development in the next
ten years. In Washington persons
employed in the departments worked
from 9.o'clock in the morning till 4 in
the evening and, It was the same with
many engaged in other occupations.
This, the gentleman claimed, gave the
latter tune and opport nifty to enjoy
suburban homes.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

The Coming and Going Of Friends, Aoquaintanoes
and Strangers
Mr.. John F. staub, Of Baltimore, is
in town.
Miss Cora Blue is visiting Miss Lille
Seibert at " West End
Mr. Herman Wolf, u Philadelphia,
is here on i business errand.
Mr.. Raymond Duvall, Of Johns Hop
kins University, spent the holidays in
this city.
Mrs. r. G.. Duvall, Of Frederick
county, Va, is visiting Mrs. G. w.
Mann on North Queen street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
yoLuNTEERs WANTED.

TO enlist at once. not particular
about age or size, but they must all
sght under the same flag. The role
book is open atJ. W. R. Fishers,
where he has a splendid line Of cook
and Heating stoves cheap. A big line
Il second hand stoves Of all kinds
vcry. very cheap. ]. W. R. Fisher,
King street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
NR. BLAINE AID SENATOR KEESA.

Mr.. Blaine was not feeling 50 well
late last evening as he felt earlier in
the day. DR.. johnson, his physician,
says that there is no particular reason
e assign for the. change, and that no
danger is apprehended Of another re-
lapse.
Senator Keuna is still very. sick
man, but was trifle more comfortable
last night.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
A GENUINE HUSTLER

Is What You Have to Be if You Want to Keep
Abreast With the Times.
There is no better proof of the above
than the success that A. NJ. Gilbert q
Bros, the druggists, are. having with
their Hot Soda Water. The business
has proven a success from the begin
ming; and whyi Simply because the
public appreciate such things. What
is more pleasant on cold day than a
cup Of Hot Chocolate, Coffee, OF Beef
Teal If you haven't tried their Hot
Soda Water yet, we advise you to give
them call.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
A VERY SAD CASE.

Ida Davis Of Morgantown Depot,
W. va, who has always been an ac-
c,mplished young lady, daughter Of
lie late Hon. Albert G. Davis, has
been adiudged insane, and has been
placed in Jail at that place to await
arrangements for her being received
ii the Weston asylum. She is %
years Of age. The cause Of the de-
throne ment Of her reason is unceasing
literary researches.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
THE EDISON COMPANY.
Negotiations Nov Being Made to Increase Their
Power

rover
Mr. Silsby, the representative Of the
Edison General Company, Of New
York, is in the city negotiating with
the Edison Electric Illuminating Com
pany, for the sale Of several heavy
dynamos and other machinery neces-
sary to increase the power Of the plant.
The order will probably he placed with
Mr.. Silsby'a company to-day. Work
men will shortly commence the work
of.replacing the present street wires
with others sufficiently strong to carry
the Increased voltage. The present
poor lights are the result Of the heavy
strain on the machinery, now in use;
and as soon as the new machinery can
be received and placedin position, and
the heavy wires take the place Of the
old ones we can look for good lights.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
ro.tal Tabe. Aeroas .he ohannel.

Tho proposed plan for postal tube be-
tween France and England Il to suspend
two tubes, each about three feet In diam.
eter, by means OF steel cables thrown
across the Channel, 40 feet above the
level OF the water. These cables are to
be fixed to pillars whose foundations will
be the rocky bottom OF the Channel, each
pillar 800 yards from his fellow. II this
plan ns proposed y contaminated, minia-
turc trains, each carrying 500 pounds On
mail matter, viii run through the tubes.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05

Our former townsman, 1t. E. S.
Avis, ~. S. A., is in command Of the
infantry company ordered to the field
in Texas to suppress the rcvolutionists
and bandits on the Mexican border.
The men who follow the lead Of this
intrepid and skillful officer win have
experiences Of a lively character.
CharIeslorn Ere Press.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
RIoHEsr IN THE WORLD,
EssIysSsy IN The IVES, Rnshing u ne nov Fl
D0ndc.

EssEyeSay N the Wes, Rnshing u he nov e.
Dsrdo.
II all reports are true, or even half
Of them, the new gold field just open
ing in Southern Utah viii prove one
Of the richest gold fields ia tho world.
Stage connections have been made be-
tween Dolores, Colo. and the San
Juan, the first stage. leaving yester-
day, being loaded to the top. The
fever has seemingly affected all classes
Of mon. Merchants have closed their
stores ID towns near the strike; iii.
gincers even have left their engines in
order to got claim. In one instance
near Dolores two Rio Graude Southern
engineers left their iron horses 10 try
their fortunes in the new diggings
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
VEST VIRGINIA LAWYERS MEET.

The State Bar Association began its
annual session in Parkersburg yester-
day, with many Of The leading lawyers
Of the State in attendance. Judge Okey
johnson made the annual address on
Legal Ethics" The session will be
continued to-day.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
oo,yEPY CLERKS RECORD,

During the year 1892 the county
clerk Of Berkeley issued 1870 marriage
licenses. During the same period there
were in the county 262 deaths and 372
births. The number Of deeds admitted
to record was 760.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05

Intending 10 quit sho restaurant and
saloon business. desire % dispose o.
my entire stock and fixtures. VIII
sell cheap. An excellent stand and a
good business. CIR. o,NKAI~
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jan. 8, Mr.. Thos. G. Austin to Miss
Mary E. Lucas. Both Of this county
Jan. 4, Thos. Hasson to Miss Mercer
". Eversole. Both Of Berkeley coun-
ty.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
The National Tribune.

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Is one Of Less than Halfa-DOzen Really
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05

r..rxnarunn. All O'Clock A n. 19o.
10Y Maximum 23o.
Mtnimum-i6o.
wtxps FORGE Calm.
DIRECTION from s. =
s-.rx % SKI. Cloudy 10
Rain fall.
x, West virginia, Ohio, and Western Pa,
.,aw followed bY clearing warmer
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
wEArHER BULLErrn.

Observations taken AZ
Mnrtinsburg evefy morning
MOI att O'Clock b. 6nonan W :
wlss FLAG vknnrrnz. the representa-.
f tive Of the United states
4 weather Bnrean. TnE
WOMB viii use the same
aaes Is displayed At the
Court Honss and the people
Clear OF far can come verv near know
weather. ing what weather 10 expect.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
VIII Y !?

Because it's always pure, al
ways the same, always the
best. Such record tells more
than pages Of talk. Z It's
Just as good to-day as ever and
it is the tobacco for you, If
you smoke, You should smoke
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-05
Health
aDdConfortars


by the use Of poor smoking to.
bacco. The one tobacco that
has held its own through all
the changes of time and against
NIL competitors is Blackwell's
Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
mt6eladter Derfua.
Gin fremoer periudt cine rrne II Dem
Hotter Sa 3abioa gu tehlen, miro aber
pon Dem 5anitor rlorton oarar per-
htnoert.

Gs 6Gmmerte berettS, ais Set SanttOr
Morton geftern 9[ben6 BEN S9mub, Der
Itch in 6em &Gpiter Ga Gnbiba auf Dem
Q1SiteIungSplabe an9eiammelt bate, aus
sufegen be9anrt. St mar IN Dte1e Se1bdt1
ttgung 70 ~pertieft, baB ct o6S Seftten ber
6aupttbire iiber60rte un6 erlt ais Elm
6unfeL gefleioetcr frem6artt9 artSiebenoer
Wtann nabe BET tbm boritbergtng, ipuroe CT
1th Der Nnmeien6ett zines SDette1 menicbz
licbelt 0eie11S betDuBt.
Statt Del1 SremDen a~n5ubdlten u1o TIN
su fragen, mas ct bier nocb 81 lucbett babe,
belbloB WtortDn, i'm 5u beobacbtcn ultD er
lebte 6a6er feline 2lrbeit rubig fort. Der
Srenoe lcbritt bireft benz b%interen She'll
beS JtaunneS Su, ND IN etltet1t @lastalten
cine fletne l1rne itebt. 0telelbe 1T aus
8let angefertigt, lit fitnfedtg uno trd9t M
fcb0ner @raotrung ben gta1ten @brtitppber
Columbus. Sic entbGlt, ooer entDtelt =
6crr Worton lit itb iber 6telen Puntt
nidbt ean5 ftber = Die Qibe oeS groBen
@nt6ederS. QSie Dem nun d1cb lett mag,
Mortpn fab Sen Srenoen Die url1e aus oent
@lastaften 1erouSneDntett, nit oer1elbelt
ans 6eniter treten un0 tie gctau prltten.
gtodb INNER fegte Wtorton rubig %tpetter,
ais aber ser 6rembe plOblt9 Die urne IN
elmer iciner tpeitcn Manteltai9en Der7
I6pin6en LieB un0 1t6 Ser Sbllr 3utpetDete,
ba LteB Wtortou BEN 8cien fallen, nit etlter1t
| Sprunae mar CT neben benz Srertoen lrto
bate i'm am &ragen 9epaGt. Der alio
lleberraibte iubte iib oergcbltcb bon Dem
~cifernen @rtff los3uma9en. Morton err
mics lib ais Der Stdrferc. @r 8rpan9 Der
@inbringling auf ben 8oben ltteOer nm
tpdbrenb ct i'm nit Oer etnen 6anb teit'
belt, entnabm CT nit Bet anberen Die llrrtt
ber Saic6e, in tpelcber Der Sren1oe ite bate
peri9ptl1oen Gaiieu. 2ebterer perild9te it
ieinein 8dnbieer pieber 81 ertretBen, ale
ct aber bte 8ergebGt6tett ieines 8er1lt6ene
etnio6, riB er iib los unb tpar I'M ndcb1ter
9tueenblif burcb Die &biir n~ericbpunben
Morton ftcnte bic ltrne tpteber an tbrer
8lob un6 nd6m ba1tu, ais foerrn NIGHTS 9e'
i6eben pdre, ietn &einigungStpert wteOe'
auf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
Gin 111oro.
Dincent Dalentine first auf Ger Stra6e tool
3uiammen. - Der moroer perhaftet.

9te Martpenitr 50 oLi3ei mar leBte 8o6e
bomit ~beicbdftigt, 2tcbt tn oaS Ounfel SIT
brinsen bas iiber benz Sobe pOnS. Galeltttne
i9pebte. 8ur5 nacb 3 ltbr Wfittmob Naeb7
mittag fam Ser 0tann aus benz 6apie gto.
314 9. 9espIainesftr., no er ei1logirt mar,
nur notbbiirftig befleibet nno NIT ettem
&epolper in Der Sanb. 9tuS elmer 8nnbe
in Der 8rlft floB bas Slut unb auf benz
@eii3te bes Sertpunbetet iptegelte ltcb Gntz
feben unb 9lngit ab. SOUR ettpa $50 SUB
ipett tonnte ct ii6 noA ibleppen, bar1n
~itiir5te ct orf BENT Srottpir 5uiammen nno
nit i6macber Sttmme rief er aus: 1S6
babe bieies OaoI etlte quite befonttnen uno
IS tit aus nit MR." 6err SO9n Slacb, Dor
oeiien Sattlerlo6en Ser Wonn 5%ulammen7
9ebrO6en mar, trug 6enlelber in ietn 6aus,
tpdbrsrO eit Baliant einen Ar3t 0erbetrlef.
Sci Oeilcn antunft mat baS 9ebet ieOo9
l6on entfloben urlb ct fonnte nut nob ben
bereits etn9ctretenen Sob fonitatiren,
iporaut Die Seic5e nab bet @ountD Utor9le
sel9afft tpnrbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
9erntiBte Grhe4t.

Sic Gin5tebun9 BON itodbbenonnten unb anberen Grb=
iboften, ippie @rhebltng BON 9elbern aus alien 3heiIeu
WpllnloDten lro ole erfproerltde1 Qerirbtlicben 9pfl=
nente auSgefertiet rno ~firbltde Certificate be1orot.
Gene neDr olS ~30l0Dri9e Yrarts in @rbI6aft5 on9eIe=
~9enbetten unb Yro5elIen Iolte ale peronlaIIen, lpelGbe
eineS Superldiii9en ytotb9eberS bebilrfelt, Sernt. Ntorf.
mortb 81 &otDe gu 5iehen. Die 9eridtliDen Nuffprbe=
rlttqen opn permiBten @rben Iinb Is Sabre BON Serrn.
Ntarcfpprtb %9eIammelt 1tnb luerbeu lpbdbentlt6, lpie oies
felben erIdeinen, itt bie1em rnb aneu bebeutenoen 8l6tz
tern in ben Hereinafter 9tooten per6ffentlidbt. 9te oufz
9eIorberten Berionen polet iib Direct oil Sernt. Wtarct=
iuortb, gtp. 224 & 226 8ineitr, gincinnatt, Obip, tpen=
ben, Do 9ttentono auBer ibn n1beren 9uTI9luB oebeu
fam.
A. @rbIoffer
ftnb Tplobe 8er1pnen, ipelG6e @rb1doftet btnterloiTert unb
berett Grben 9eIubt lperber.
@tamer, @rben BON SpDann f5riebri9 (5rib).
@itt @rben bon 8atDortra.
B. 8ermtBte Grben
Iitb Iolbe 8erIonelt, Die ot elmer @rbIboft betbeiltot f,b.
berelt @phnort ooer yto6fommet ~nrbetonnt finb.
8lanfenDorn, Spbanne Jrieberite & @pa Morooretba.
nerebelidte &Dni9 aus 8ettin9en q. s.
8rinfm1nn, geb. MeblinQ, Gli1abetb aug Seibeu,
@D1ter, Serrtant aug 9tel6aplin9eriel
Jroi9auer, Mrtta &atbarita aus Sul5tir9en.
SSrltcD, 9etnrid) aus 8aIg.
SSi1der, 6unel ans Mltenbera.
9oDmonn. N~Ieranber 9ugp ons @Gentnis.
Socobi, Mtorgaretbe rlb Marie 9orotbea aug gid1ert.
&Qber, SDbnnn 0ictDr aus 0etlbrpnu,
Gerf, Gcbart aus &app1tabt.
8rauie, @orl 6riebriG Wilbelnt ons g~teuli1tun1.
Wtertt, @berbarb aug Spoidin9en.
MtnutbeD, Serntol11t, 9elena, Bertha, 9(ttno & GIife
aus SrpB=@brenberg.
MleDer, @~briitppb aus 8ergDeim.
&uCtus, @0rl & Mleranoer aus 8onbeI.
9f1eoe, MtlbeIm 81 gilbert aus gilbert.
9tidDter, Sriebri6 ouS Gutenberg.
S9orbad, @bnarb aus Seu9lottentbaL
Stnber, QGilbelrn aus YleB.
Seimes, Socpb 81 SoIepb ons 8lonfenrotb.
S9pber, Morooretbo ous 9ureriesbo9.
@cbGe1er, Spren3 au5 Serd)ino.
S6mibt, &Ieranoer SSlpaID aug @dDnfeIb.
Steinman aus Winfel.
G. SDbt pber perf9 pIIen GrfIdrte
finb Iplde 8eripnen, bic bel @rbIdoftei1 betbetIiot uni
9erl9tltd9 enT9eIorOert ltao, iH1 aber III ~9e9e6ener Sci
aidt genelOet b0ben.
Bon SinBenitern, 6erOiuuaO aIeris gurl aug Neubof
Cincinnati, 80. april 1893.
9erm. rein rtb,
0eutIder ged1tSonruoIt,
PA 81 226 @ine @traBe,
| @incinnotI, Sbio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
aos nnaeit,me aft1atttfde aseer

lit Der S9reeteu Der Reiienbeu, llnb 5lpor faum lpent9er
pe9en Der nit Der Seetobrt perbunoeuen @efabren 0ls
9aS bette Mtittel 9e9en &ebtere 1T @%pitetter's Nta9e1l=
bttters, mclbeS ben Nta9en iptort beruDi9t unb por 9e=
Gouriiteu 81 Waner unb 8u &anb biloet es Das glidlide
Wtitte1 apti6en ben piberlidet1 pber ~nuBlpIen Sngrebieit=
SEN Der @potbefeubii1Ie rnO benz probleinatiiben @ffett
pes 9e6ro1bs oDu 11i6t mebi5inii6 prdparirtem Nlfo=
bol, lpie rein pber ridtiger unrein 0erelbe oud) lei. 9as
Giittelu int @iien6aDnpa9en ibt olf entpfinblide 9totu=
6es Sdiffs.. @e9en geiSSes it bas giters Elm id5neT prmS
iider ~pirfenbe5 Wtittel. Ser BET &eiIen in ben Sropeit
unnermeioli0e @etrB ppn idlanlmi9em Moier fiibrt
~1tnfeDlbor GtDrlngen bes Ntogens unO Der Gtnoeluetbe
berbet. @iro benz lrreinen Mo1ier 9oftetter'S 8itters
betgeIniI6t, 10 perltert ienes iet1e I9doliDen 8irfungeu.
@berlo nentroliiirt es aie nngejnnben tlinotlIDet @iu-
meme 9infGut9feit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
AepoCttttoW
in Der Peilfunoe.
Glue Grfia0ung bOm ueitz
traQem0er SeOeutunq.

t~rageu0er SeOentan9.
Die SeiIung peri6ieOemsr GranfDeiteu
anf gGdit einfatbe ntD bilise
Weiie beDerfFeaigt.
921GfcDr sttr Nat,:T oaS
&ofmmSStuOrt.
8ie Elm NaturproSuft, 6as in ctntgen
G,egenben 9eutl6lanbs sefu1ben tuirb,
fidb leiht 3u 6ouie bon SebermGrn Gerz
ftslcu liaa port6etlboft in Ben metIren
RranfSGettsfGuen bertpertben Idst,
9aTel6e in0et GntuenOung: Sci Settiu6t,
9eberleiOer, 6ronii6er 2eibe8perftopfrtg, Sdz
n1orr6ot0el1, Tiitelrl, yterroiitdt, Otdrner=
idmd6e, unnatiirli6et @1tleerun9ert, tpte
8roItatorrboe, @permatorrboe, &C, &aricocele,
citerigen Nu8fiiiien, Sbrenletbert, Sa1bbett,
NeurQlgte, Naieltz ntb Sal8z8atarrb !; arBer=
benz BET alen 6-auenfranfbettett, tute Sletd)z
iu6t, Standardization, 8etbflub, &tnoc-z
loii9feit, 9piterte II. !. 10.
gser T5 fir infer neues 6eiloerFabren, has bon
ben Interchangeable let Nerjten Der altel uno ueuell
9selt erprnbt unb fir gut b%eflnber tpurbe, intereiiirt.
Der Idide Ieine eenaue Nhreiie nebft 8riefndrfe, iup=
rauf mir ibm cine ausfu6rlt6e Se16reiolng iber
berYte1un9 uuo NntoeubMng Oieier neuen @riinbnng
fret iuieEasn perOen.
MEDICINAL GAS CO.,
asl- D-o.H~-r- No. Hro-T- ~ W
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
SeIbftmor6.

Otis Sic @n9eiteuten Ser SEQ. 885 SO. 10.
Str. b%eIegenen 9lpotbefe MittpOcb MOr9en
ms @ei6dft %fannen, paren fie eritaunt, bert
gta6tclert Stephen Gane6 nibt por5ufins
ben. sic be9a6en itb in fem 3ttnmer lt1tb
fanben ibn al ibrem S6refen tObt III ieiz
nent 8ette. Gin 6tdi66en, bos nod etpas
G6Loroform entbielt, Lag auf BET @rbe, ultb
IieB feil1en 3tDetfeL baritber gu, baB Ganed
ieinem 2eben et8en6anbig ein @rsbe 9ettadbt
Bate. ST mar % Sabre alt unb mar 1T
Ser lebten 3eit iebr niebersel6la9en. 8a6rz
lcbeinltcb begtn9 CT in einem QlnfoGe BON
Ger3peiflung, beren 11ria3e nidbt befannt
lit, Die icbreGLiBe Sbat. Cancels 9etd6e
purbe nac6 Der Gountp7 WtOrgue gebra9t,
no Der Coroner beute cinen Stqueit abbaIz
ten tDtr0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
Granite So. erribtete BEN 1tnterbau, tpelz
ber i'm Gerbdltnib 5ur Stsur ais ettpas
gar 3u i6lant eri3eint.
miu 6en Bemets liefern.

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lto6 eilteln 8erlu6 mit9r. S6oop'S gterpeltz
piIen llnb l%eilteut @ieberberlt teller Cterpets
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ten eil1pfeblel iperbelt, ltlo nm oerelt 9rpBe
@eiltraft Su beipeilelt, iellbet Or. S6oop at
ielte @ntbedlro fir cine 2 Sent 8riefrnarfe.
Mol i6reibe oil Or. @0oop, Gacire, isis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
G1Lh1t0t4

Gjtt retues NtAts0tcr 9tbtattt bon
Der Gomr. Geip@ 8retp9. So. TT Hters
nit beitcttS eatpfObLeme SCI yta1a1ett
attt0 SS6Ier4t S1t Bo6ett. Sclephottc
60 $50 8pttltn0 Septtn- 80. &c.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01

Flower

yltnler iin6 ie95 in Der
Sin ~sSarutcr lit Tantilie. Nir le6en al
eincm 8labe, mo mir
@Sott, Ser0s, beftigen GrtGltun9en
n1o 2rugcnleiben aus
fast& gelcbt itnb. Sh babe
ben @ermdn Syrup
fechs Sabre lang mil Grfolg ge9et ipltnoen
6als, 6uitcn, GrfdItung, !0etierfett,
S6merScn in 8ruit unO 2un8e uno 8lnt>
ipetcn angeipanbt. S1 babe ale mig
li6en 2lrtcn BON 0uitcn>S prup5 IN metltert
2cben gebraucbt, ouein id mO6te Scbem,
Der elmer berartiget 2lr5nei bcOarf, ia8en -
German Sprup lit ser bette. 9as lit mcite
@rfabrung g%cipcien. gSenn Sbr iDn et1@
NAL gebrauc6t, 10 ipcrbct Sbr ST iDm 5urltd7
febren, 10 oft SIR i'm nOtbi9 bobt. Gr
giebt gGn5licbc 9tnbcrung unD bciptrft etle
rnibe 0eilung. Otein 9tatb an ole
2ungenleiocnoen # Geriucbt i'm, S3r
perbet balb iiber5cugt icin. St
aQelt Tomilicn, no S0r SoDt
@ermon Sprup gcbraubt tptro,
Dobcn mir nit 2ungenietoen Stnttfltt
fctren GrubeL. SIS lit bic bette
WteDi5in fir bieies &anO. Sottes-
G.G.GREEN, etnsige 2tgenten, Woodbury,N.J
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-07

daughter. tho Princess Of Wales. Tie
princess wore dress Of pure white silk
and n tiara of diamonds. The Marquis
Of Lorne wore tho dress O: y Highland
chief, the plaid Of which was that OF the
Campbell clan. His wife, the Princess
Louise, was attired in . heliotrope col
ored robe. She had tiara OF diamonds.
The bride leaned upon the arm OF her
father and, as tho procession advanced,
the train was carried by her bridesmaids.
Among the notables present were Mr..
and Mrs. Gladstone. They were In their
seats before the royal party appeared in
the chapel. Mr.. Gladstone wore the uni
form Of the Brethren of Trinity House.
which included largo pair Of naval epau-
iettes. Mrs. Gladstone woro black robe
trimmed with Brussels lace and black
cape studded with diamonds.
At tho conclusion of the closing hymn
and prayer the queen was the first to sa-
Lutte tho royal couple. after which tho
Prince and Princess Of Wales and the
Duke and Duchess Of Teck kissed the
bride and congratulated the groom.