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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-19
IDEAL.
She Wanted to Meet the Girl Who Broke
him In.

She Wanted to Meet the Girl Who Broke
Him In.
What wonder that Harold Hustleton
was a proud and happy man! Had he
not won the heart and hand OF the
fairest and loveliest girl in the hotel
the much sought after belle, whose be-
yildering beauty had captivated the
hearts of all the other men. from the
gray-halred old grandfather TO the
Younger but more knowing college
sophomore?
Ard she had promised to be his-to
marry him before the snow few, and TO
match her bridal bushes against the
crimson splendors Of the frost-tinted
leaves in the coming autumn.
No wonder Harold could scarcely be-
lieve In his good luck. And as he sat
BY her side and watched the evening
star ElimmerIng above the orange flush
which marked where the sun had sunk
behind the hills. be felt moved 70 ask
her tho fourteenth question OF the
Lovers Catechlsm, J. c., How 10 hap
pened that she bad chosen him out OF
all the men in her wide circle Of ac-
Qudllk4nEt u uc res jDA4oiStS AOA -NA 4 ~
tnre happiness?"
Surely she must have known better
fellows than he was" ne urged.
Richer, handsomer, moro athletic.
Why had she chosen him?
'Oh, Harold. you mEstn't bee too
modest" replied Ada, as she gently
pushed back tho hair from his forehead.
''You have a great many traits which
none OF my other friends possess. You
are so thoughtful of my welfare, so ten
der and considerable, so o6edient TO my
slightest wish. / think it was those
things which irsE won me 20 you. aud
have never regretted il, for. Harold,
you are simply an ideal lover"
"Oh. my darlingl You don't know
how glad I am TO hear You say so." ne
exclaimed, as he drew her 10 him and
kissed her tsnderly.
"Yes. dear. ana some day You must
let me meet her and thank her for max
ing you what you are" contained Ada
"Mset whom? Ny mother?" asked
Harold. ~
.'No. Harold, mot your mother" she
said. sEeetly. ~ want 20 thank the
girl who broke you in. Brooklyn Life.
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The LEIGHTON IS SAFE.

BUFFALO, n. Y, October 1s.-It is
now settled beyond any doubt that the
vessel sunk off GraYelly Bay. on the
Canadian shore, just below Port Col
borne, is the schooner G. b. Benson,
which left Buffalo Friday to load with
coal at Erie for Toledo. All other vessels
about which anxiety was felt have been
heard from
Doubt concerning the F. G. leighton,
wheat laden from Toledo. was settled
this morning by the following dispatch
TO Brown s. Co: Tell Captain Harlow
the schooner leighton is all right. The
tug Home Rule towed her around
Point-Au-Pelee Monday noon"
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SAVED THE MARSEILLGS PASSENGERS.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, October lS.-The
steamship Palmas, Morgan, master,
from Liverpool via Terrific, arrived this
afternoon, aud after coming as far as
quarantine station cast anchor. The
Palmas has on board 50 passengers and
crew OF the French steamer Marseilles,
which were picked up In latitude
90 so, longitude 2010, October 10, the
Marseiles having been lost in a gale
when bound from Bordeaux for New
Orleans. Four OF the passengers and
one of the crew were lost, and 50
saved. Mr.. Blount, the quarantine Of
fetal, says the passengers are in a most
des iitute condition, they having been
unable TO save anything except the
clothes they wore when the Marseilles
went down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-19
CONDITION OF The INJURED.

PrTTsBURG, PA, October Esd
ward Fowler, the Pullman electrician
Injured in the limited wreck at Wells
vile, Ohio, who was reported 70 have
died last night, is still living and may
recover. Siuee morning his condition
has steadily improved. Coughanor. the
engineer of the freight train, Il is said.
will also get well. Tomorrow tho rail-
road officials will make an investigation
of the accident and its canses. 1t Is
generally believed that the limited was
running too fast at the time of the
wreck. No blame attaches to the
freight train crow, who had rights In
the yard at the time Of the disaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-19
Tho Reserye Decreasing.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 1s.-The
depletion of the gold reserve in the
treasury continues, and to-day it stands
at $50, 066, O73, decrease OF Sl0,6l6,0 C0
since the first of October. The cur
rency balance has increased about S.
900, 600 the present month. To-day it
was sci, 392, 900. The receipts of the
government for the month up TO date
have been SIS, 1851, 900, and the expendI-
lures SlT,216,000.
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THE pYRAMD POOL MATCH.

NEW YORK, October 1s.-There was
an increased attendance in the Madison
Square Garden concert hall tonight,
when John Roberts and Alfred D'Oro
resumed their pyramid pool contest.
When the players stopped on Tuesday
night D'Oro was 64 points ahead OF the
English expert, the exact score being;
D'0ro sol and Roberts 237. Tonight
both men were evidently intent on
giving no chance to each other and the
play was rather tame. At the close OF
to-nighrs play the score stood: Roberts
425, D'0ro 45l, leaving D'0ro 20 points
ahead.
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PROCLAMATION in rela-
20 Eair nnhllshRi De-

PROCLAMATION in rela-
is Fair, published De-
%, is now inviting some
because the paper declared
Fair should be opened May 1,
q not be closed before the last
day in October, the same year,
IN is Thursday, October 90. The
ids Fair will not close till Monday,
,tober 30. The local and national
ithorlties have agreed upon this. The
Presidents message does not say that
the Exhibition shall close on the Goth
Of October but does say II shall not
close before that date. The Chicago
people will not only keep the Fair open
TO the 3Oth inclusive, but run it little
longer il the good weather holds out
and there is any sort of prospect for a
fair attendance,
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NOTES OF THE RIVER
News OF the Boats ani Boatmen Along
Tho ohio.

News OF the BOata Gnd BOatmen Along
Tho ohio.
Capt. Lee Aushutz, of Moundsyille, is
in Pittsburg, prospecting.
TheiPaciGc aud Nellie Walton are on
their way down VITA tows Of coal.
The Joe Williams, aground for three
months at Blocks Island, was iioated OF
on the present rise,
The Liberty is making her regular
trips between this city and Darlington,
departing every afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
The Ben Hur came up from Parkers-
burg Tuesday, and departed for that
city and way landings yesterday with "a
good trip.
Capt Z. p. Chancellor, OF Par6ers-
burg, W. Va, is still in the field as Z
candidate for the position OF supervis-
Ing inspector of this dirtrict. lie is
said 10 have very good backing, politi-
cal as well as otherwise.
Capt James Mcdonald, former
well known steamb0atman, and who
for many years was in the service OF
Of gthe GRAY Iron Line, has retired
from the river and is putting in the
time at his home in Wheeling. Pitts
burr Commercial GG-CttC.
The statement OF Col. T. ?. Roberts
that there are 900 90 tons Of coal loaded
here and waiting for water is calculated
20 attract more than ordinary attention
and should open the eyes Of the proper
authorities TO the great Importance Of
improving the Ohio river, and that, too,
as speedily as misunderstanding Cont
mcrciIl Gdzcttc.
The river last night reached the
highest stage on the present rise. The
marks on the landing at midnight in
dictated z feet 4 inches in the channel
and rising.
PARKEEsBURG, w. VA, October IS
Rivcr feet aud rising; weather cloudy.
WARREN, PA, October 1S.-River .
feet 4 inches; weather clear and warm.
NoEGANT0wN, W. VA, October Is.
River 8 feet IL inches and rising;
weather ear
on CITY, PA, October 1s.-River
feet I 1 inches and falling; weather clear
aud peaSeCt-
2 feet inches AID falling; weather
clear and pleasant.
n you wIsh co have the bAss local and
teleeraphio paper in rho city Sefs At your
door regularly every mornina subscribe
Tor the Daily and sunday editions Of the
Reeleter. 1B cents perNyeek.
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rbe Riverside No. Heard Prom.

DETROIT. Mich, October 1.-THE
schooner Riverside left Kelly's Island
last TUESDAY morning, bound TO Toua-
wanda, \. Y, with 1900 cords OF lime
stone. She has not been heard from
since. She is 245 tons burthen and Is
owned by Capt. j. NJ. Jones, OF this
city. and Others, and is valued at
S.. 900. The vessel and cargo are In
sured. Besides her captain, she carries
a crew Of seven men.
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Loo;,. Like n Winner.

ALTOONA, PA, October 1s,-Edgsr
Allen the molatto who is walking from
New York TO Chicago aud return for
the 50, 500 prize offered New York Ath-
letic Club, left this city this morning
eastward bound. He left Chicago on
August 18th, aud has until November
5th to complete the journey. He is con-
fdent OF his success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-19

BUFFALO BILL, the German Village,
the Java Village and the Dahomey VII
Iage people are making preparations 30
continue their show 10 New York after
the Fair IS over. No doubt Coney
Island will claim a large section Of the
Midway next summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-19

THE New York EUCniHg Post and the
Stats Zeihmg have quit the United
Press and Joined the Associated Press.
Several other New York papers have
taken the same action. And still they
come. The Associated Press service
was never so far-roaching and efficient
as 10 Is now.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-19

THE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
he procured In Washington City az the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite WillardS
aotel. and Queens News Stand, National
heteL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-19

THE Barnum and Bailey show ought
10 cage the United States Senate.
Then their menagerie would be COM
plete. They would have TO get tent
that could stand the wind, however.
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IN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS
There May ba an End of the Ssna-
tOrial Wind Work.
TENSION IS GROWING TOO GREAT.

The Conferences Held Yesterday
May Result in Something Being
Done-Senator Mills Rips a Few
OF Them up the Back-Politics
Makes Strange Bed Fellows and
Mills Chooses Sherman Rather
Than PETER.
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DIED.

FITZGERALD-On Tuesday evening, Octo-
ter OF James and Annie Fitzgerald, aged 2years
and months.
Funeral from her parents residence, iS0
Twenty-ninth street, this Thursday after
nson At eo'clock. Intermsnt at Mt Calvary
cemetery. Friends of the family invited 10 At
tend.
FOOsE-THEREsA Daisy FoosE daughter
OF Joseph p. aud CnristIna Foose, aged years,
II months and 20 days.
FuuCrll private.
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Gov. Flower Is not specific enough.
He should say whether tho Mitchell
Corbett fight shall or shall not Do be-
fore the Coney Island Club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-19

THE Associated Press has gained five
new accessions TO New York City. Its
gain is the United Press loss. The IT,.
P. has made q very large mistake, 1t is
not IN IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-19

THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Rufner News Stand.
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Pleased with Russian sympathy.

PARIS, October Is. 80 The French
newspapers publish long comments
upon the sympathy expressed by the
Russians 40 the death of Marshal Mae
Mahon and seem greatly pleased at it.
The Czdr'S message of thanks to PTesi-
dent Carnot for the Courtesies extended
% the Russian sailors AT ToulOn and in
Paris has also greatly pleased the news
papers OF this and other cities of France
and 10 may be said that France and
Frenchmeu feel more confident to-day
in the stability of the Republic and in
the siren 9Th OF their army and navy
than they have done for twenty years.
Tic will thus be seen that the visit of the
Russians 10 France has had 4 decided
bracing effect upon France, but IL is an
open question whether this will not
precipltate the long expected European
war. France is now herself again; hot
temperature, touchy, extra sensitive
France, chivalrous 20 a very high de-
gree, proud of her army and navy,
strong in her likes and diSlikeS, quick
10 resent an injury, whether real or
fancied. Thus France is more danger
Gus 20 the peace OF Europe than shewas
a week ago.
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mIsRrPREsENrArIvEs.

The Southern Senators VII re help
ing the flibusters against al arc
not only mlsrepresentlng th
ents and their party, but
injurlng their own political
The South has no stauncher
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rrRYEAR. BT nAh PssrAsE PRErAm
DAILY. SIX Gays In the week ...............BS 90
DAlLY, three days in the week.. .... 100
DAILY, Two days "A the week.. -......... go
DAILY, one day in the wsek.....,......... 80
WEEKLY, one year, in adVance.......,... 100
WEEKLY, six months. ................,. o.
SUNDAY only, one ~ear.................... 2OO
kUNDAY only, six months. lVO
DELIVERED By CARRIERS
DAILY, per week, to be paid weekly 10
DAILY and SUNDAY, per week.. ..... Is
The DAILY will be delivered BY carSiefia
any other city or toUu at......-...-.,...- -
SINGLE Copies OF DAILY or WEEKLY. .
sB-Tributos OF Respect aud Obituary Notices.
Eve cents per llua
stamps OF the denomination OF twocents and
lcss accepted for amounts less than one dollar
rz-CoRREsFoNDESCH CONTAINING IMPORTANT
EEws SOLICITED PROM EyERT PAET or THz SUR
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
Rejected communications win not be retufnee
unless accompanied by sufficient postage
The REGISTER. embracing Its several edi-
lions. Is entered at the PostofJlee In Wheel
nr. W. Va, as sscond-elass matter.
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excursions to Chicago via. ID. & o. Octo-
- n.l. IAaL. oGth And n2ll.

On tho above dates the B. Il o. will
sell excursion fleets TO Chicago and re-
turn at one fare for the round trip, good
10 days from date of sale, AID good only
in day coaches. Trains leave at ESQ
q. IN. and $50 p. NJ.
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MARRIED,

FRFW-LEMMON--On Wednesday, October
Is. 1873 by Rev. DID. A. Cunningham, DID, Mr..
KEv,;TpY 4. FREw and Miss ODEssA LENNON.
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RENT

CATALOGUE AND PAHPHLKf WoRK--
90 DserIacry ard nafsriai, the West Viglta
IA Afptinc Coia p1ny a7s prsPare1 % tHrA OF
pT|tiug of this class N tAe nest approves
go AID in the sbcTtess tine: ksiln 4tss fur
risked On apPiicato1 Nkst fI.ftaib.
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Index to Now Advertisements
FOURTH PAGE

New Shredded Codhsh-Albert Stole & Co.
Redemption OF Bonds OF the City OF Wheel
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XLTAETED-AED WILL FURNISH ALL
Wv kinds Of commercial, professional, me-
chanicai and domestic help At the Business and
Ladies Exchange, lll2 Main street
iyl3Tu TbAdh
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WANTED.

UTANTED-A DRUGGIST REGISTERED
w for West Virginia. None but competent
men need apply, NJ. Ii. HESS, Amos, W. Va
ocl3s
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m you WIsh 60 have the b4ss local and
telegrhphio paper in rho city tefs at your
door regularly every morning subscribe
for the Daily and sunday edit pms Of the
Reghtor. 1s cents perNweek.
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At LAST WE HAVE IT.-KEEN, BRIGHT
~ and brainy men and women wanted every
where TO take orders for Sleeps WORLDS
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righted photographs OF buildings, scenes and
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ITANTED-ADDREsSE OF ENERGETIC
w men and women wanting permanent
work. $50 week guaranteed; experience w
perfect ONCE and delivery team furnished
Terms free. Address X, Box 1858, Boston,
Mass. augSl, TU, TH,sAT,V
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FOR SALE.

TlOR sALE-A WELL EQUIPPED DRUG
II store. In good location with clean stock.
Good reason for selling. None but those Insan
ing business need apply. Address Drugs,
this Office. ocl1es
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MEDIUM AN4MAGNETIcHEALER-NRs.
vi NELLIE fLeICH. OF NasbniIn r,ss
Basieess test nj diun Can at 932 Main sue.t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-03

6aben ii9 oieIfab berborgetban, eineafense
ltnierer 2anbsleute na9 Stalten als Sonz
traftarbeiter ~3urid3ufenben, Die feines gerz
brecbens i6ulOig iin6. 8tr Daben Die
Sacbe nit angeieben, 10 LANCE mir FOURTEEN,
perben bies aber tticbt Idn9cr buloen.
@enn sic bie 1tria6e 6eS 3uridi6tdens
nod me6rerer un1erer 2an65leute Ietn iouS
ten, palien Sic auf 8ereiten Sic iib oar5
auf bor, beribiebene S6rer Spfer in iener
gSeIt D~ieber5ufinben, benin mir tperoeit SD1
rer Sbrannet Elm balbigeS GnOe bereiten."
Der 8rief lit nit M1afia unter5ei9net urb
am SuBe tit elm 0pl6, iotpie etn Sobtenz
fOpf nit 9efreu3ten &np@en in roben linz
rtifen ab9ebil6et. Nues lit in rotber Stnte
auSgefibrt. = Steueretnnebmer 8rDDfs
nabm ant 81. Wtdrs Die graueret
bon 8bilip &lein & Con. in See
i9lag in Solge Ser geitcrn gema9ten Gntz
Dedung, OaB in 6erielbcn cine frun1me
WOLanesrum1 9 iitiuerte BON 1200@alIonen
@apaeitGt betricben tpurbe. Die @nts
befung pur6e BON Snipeftoren gez
mabt, 6ie i6on felt biet Monaten Ser
ba9t 9el60pft un6 all 6em Safe 9earbeitet
batten. @eitern perlbaffte man fi6 in ez
men Der oberen 9tGun1e gepaltiam 3utritt
u1O fanb cine gerin9e Quantitdt nod mar
men &urniprits, pGbrenO es OeltLtb er1
it6tli6 mar, baB man cine 9r0Bere Wtaiie
besieLben burcb einen @ummiioblailcb in
ben SetDer abgcleitet bate. 9tele Gin
ri6tuns mar eigens ba5u beitimmt, i'm
Safe Der @ntbedung, BEN S9ulbbepeis
aus Dem @ege SIT ibafen. Die 8raleret
bat einen @ertb BON $4,000 unb bic
trumme 8renneret lit cine Der gr0Bten
berat, bic man nocb entbeft bat. 8bilip
&lein it,, Der So6n, ipurbe bonn 8unz
bes @omni1fGr unter etne 8urg1
l9aft bon $1,000 geiteut, bis mor9en ein
ger60r in Der Sacbe itattgefunOen bat.
8biltp &Lein ien., Elm Meann bon ilber 20
Sabren muBte tpegen &ranfbeit baS 8ett
bitten ui1o murbe bon Ben 8eatnten in fetz
net @eiie beLGiti9t. = Die Sieger in benz
eriten iGbrIicben bonn nationalen @on1
ierpatortum Der Wtultf bon Nmerica ber>
anitaltcten Mettbetperb ipurben in Stein
Sort in ser Wtabtlon Square Gonz
cert SAT- befannt 9enac6t uilb Die preiS7
gefrOnten @ompoiitionen murben Dor
elmer groBen 3ub0reri9aft, bic bauptz
idbli1 aus Muiitern beitanb, aufgefl6rt.
Sieger poren foLgenbe: SDmpbonie,
Brets $500, 6enrD S6oenfelb BON G1i@
cagp, ST.; 8iano Concerto, 5000, Spibua
8bippen bon Bottom. Wiaii.; Suite, poles
Sr6eiter, $500, Sreberif 8ularb bon
Bottom; @antate, $500, 6oratio 8. Starter
BON Stem Oprf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-03

6em Sortlbreiten bes sroBen Srtebenss
tperfes ftetgert it6 naturgemGB allcb Die
3beilnabne on alien 6aiiclbe beriibrerben
8prgG19en in INNER i~petteren &reiler, 10
boB es es fat iebt i6on fem @ebiet gtebt,
tDelbem man I'M 9roBen Bublifum mebr
9lufrnerflamfett ent9eeenbringt, ais bieiert.
Die ertpGbntcn Tbatia9en gaben bic Ser
anlaiiung ba8u, Dab bic uSutnOis@S Stats
3ettun9" bur6 einen betpdbrten &nnftler,
9errn Waar Srieberan9, cine umiaiienbe
unb itreng natnrgetreue 3ei6nung Der ge7
lainr1ten 8auIi6teiten Ser @eItausitelung
anferti9en lteB. Die auf duBerit getpt1en1
bate @etie eetponnene 9ariteultng bart
nit Jtebt ais cine tpabrbettsgetreue, ben
tptrfli1en Gerbdltnifien gerau entipre9enbe
betrabtet tper6en. Sic ipurbe ben 6aupte
lettern unb 8aunetftern ber @eltauStels
Lung bnrgele9t unb bon ibnen ettfttmtntg
ais boIfommen un6 autreffer6 be5eibnet.
@as Sic GrBerLibe &usi6n1iGutg II
belangt, 10 lit a1f bieieIbe iorgfdltiser @eS
i6mad nertpenbet tporben. 9as 8tl6 tit
ni9t auf benz biltsen Iitbograpbti6en
@e9e, ionbern Ourb bas neuere Gerfabren
Der @bromo@S Topographic bergeitelt. 0te
Sarben itnb natiirIi9 unO bauerbaft, tpte
iiberboupt Ste 9anae NuSftattung ber IN
MaB ee11auen unb in peripecttDii9er 9nz
Iage fiinitIerii9 tpirfiarnen Origimalaufz
nabme piitbig lit. 9as 8tIb bat bte
@r6BenoerbGltnifie bon Is gu 25 unb
birfte fid DOr3agIi3 gum 3immeri3mud
ober fir dbnLicbe 3pede etgnen.
Die vSatnots Staatsz 3%ettuns" nta6t
6aiieLbe ibren 2eiern unter folgenben 8e=
btngnn9en 3ugGngIib:
NbDnnenten, tpel3e lift announcement fir
Elm Sabr i'm Goraus besabIen, tpir6 bas
gtlo auf @uni3 portofret susefanbt.
9eier, tpel9e feline 8orausbe3abIung ses
~Ieiitet, pber ibre 8rGmie bereits ~e,npfangert
baber, fOnnen es 9esen @%inienbuns bes se@
rin9en 8etra9es bon 20 Gts., tpelber Del,
Seritelun9sfoiten entipri9t, ebenfaas pore
tofrei erbalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-03
py 1tn1ere @orreipOnOentem unD aseu=

Es~ ltnIere go~rreiponbenten unb I9ens
ten beiucbcn bic folsenben Staaten: .
6err Seq 8ennin9boben Die Staten
&ebrasfa, 8enniDIpanien, SEEM Oorf, Stem
Seriep, gtorbz uub SiibcaroLina, Sirginta
ur6 ben 9iitrift Columbia.
Ser Sran3 Otto bic Staaten Senneifee,
9rfanias, 2puiiiana, Seras, baS Snbianerz
Serritprium unb Wterifo.
6err Setter 8ul6 BEN Staat Sainots.
@err SAUL SriebeI BEN Staat Soma.
6err 6. 6. SpiegeL BEN Staat Winnez
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