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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
A Woman Diamond Broker.

Mrs. L. A. Lynch is the woman Jewel.
or IN New York, and her big corner
building on broadway is u brilliant testi-
monial to one woman's knowledge Of
diamonds. for that is the cornerstone of
her success.
women are proverbially fond of the
sparkling gems, she smiled pleasantly,
land not few of them put money into
them instead of banks and bonds. I not
only make money out of their value, but
pleasure out of their beauty, and YOU
may find me i'll their midst at my store
at almost any time of every day, except
Sunday. do not care for social life
that is the means of existence to other
women. have large family, and we
are happy within ourselves, but if there
is any entertaining and keeping up a
calling list to be done my children have
to do it for me.
"How did happen to go into the bust
ness? Well, my first venture was in a
single diamond that 1 bought as child
with my spending money. My father
was fruit dealer and did not approve
OF gewgaws, but when 1 sold the gem
for twice what it cost me he sanctioned
the transaction and encouraged my later
efforts at others. / go abroad and select
in person the gold and silver curios, the
carvings set with jewels and the antique,
as we'll as the newest patterns in jewell
ry. am an Irish woman from Dublin
-Americanizcd, of course-and 1 have
reason to believe that the Irish-Ameri-
can combination of business ability,
added to woman's instinct, is as good
one as can be found for metropolitan
use. New York Telegram.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
Trotting Records Lowered.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The trotting meet
ing, which terminated yesterday at Fleet
wood Park, was one OF the most brillian E
OF the many trotting meetings given this
year. The feature of tho day was the per-
formance of Directum, the greatest of all
trotting stations, who trotted mills with
running mate in the remarkable fast
time of 2.O7, and established new record.
Another feature of tho meeting was the
breaking of another record for five miles
by l.. \. Burke's Pascal The horse Gov
cred the distance in 1913. The previous
record was made by Lady Mac in 1874.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
THE SURFACE OF A spuERE.


Let US saw q croquet ball or any sphere
made of wood through the center. Let us
take one of the halves or hemispheres thus
obtained and fasten thereon the end of a
cord by means of II nail driven into the pole
of the great circle-that is to say, Mt the
point of the ball which is most elevated
when we place the fiat part on IL table. (See
upper hemisphere in our illustration)
Now let lis wind the cord around the nail,
then on the surface of the ball, just rs you
wind cord on spinning top, so that it ex-
actly covers all the curved surface of half
the ball YOU hold in your hand. Then let
us stop and cut the cord at the point where
we have ceased winding.
Now let us take the other half of the ball
and piece OF cord of the same thickness rs
the preceding. Let us fastcn the end of it
to nail driven into the center of the circle,
which is n great circle of the sphere since
the saw has passed through its center. Now
roll the cord spirally around the nail, press
ing it closely on the fiat surface of the cir
Gle. Stop when the circle is entirely COW
cred and cut the cord at the point where
you have to stop. Now unroll both cords,
and you will find that the first is exactly
twice as long as the second, from which we
conclude that the surface of hemisphere
is equal to twice the surface Of great cir
Gle, and consequently that the surface of an
entire sphere is four times that of great
circle
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
His Regret.

The two tramps had been wandering
about from back door to back door in use
less search for n bite, rs almost every place
they visited was closed for the summer.
Anybody at home!" inquired Willie,
waiting in the alley as his friend came out
Nav" was the disappointed response.
"Where are they?"
Gone to the Worlds fair"
Willie sighed.
Brother Walker" he said sadly, when
think how this Worlds fair is running our
business, 1 almost wish Columbus hadn't
discovered America. "-Detrot Free Press
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
He Was Too killing.


Jane wanted to go to the circus, and John
wanted to 20 to the theater.
I'VE can go to the theater any time" she
said, but the circus is here for only week,
and we have not always the chance of going
to it,"
well, as You like" said John, "but al
low me to say this, Twill not be responsible
for the consequences"
"What consequences" asked Jane in sur
prise.
"These consequences" answered John
gravely. Suppose one of the lions should
break out of his cage while we were there.
It's all over with YOU'D
''All over with me2"
Certainly. The lions amt blind, are
they?"
'N-no. But what has that got to do with
me?"
lust this. If you look to me to be
sweet enough to eat, how will you look to
n raging, roaring, hungry liong He will
think you are delicious morsel, and you
are gone"
But. John, there will be other girls there
besides me''
II know it, but you will lie the sweetest
one there"
Very well, John, dear; think, darling
we'd better go to the theater Spare Mo
ments
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
colorea rhotographs rrom NATURE.

The possibility of photographing colors
directly from nature seems to be Mt last
proved. The theory of the process belongs
to M. Lipmann and it's pra1tical application
to M. Louis I.umiere of Lyons. BY means
of his special preparations, the secret of
which has not transpired, NJ. Lumiere is
enabled after an exposure of about half an
hour to obtain faultlcss Photographic re-
production of colors. Among the things
thus automatically photographed were
boxes OF matches, japanese screens, stuffs,
nosegays-nay, even landscapes from ma
ture, looking for all the world like very
clever studies in water colors, the dull gray
of the houses, the brown of the soil, the va
rious shades of green of the grass, fri,itand
foliage, the deep blue of the sky and the
light, laughing blue that peeps surrcpti-
tiously through riffs in the fleecy clouds
all colors, hues and tints were there
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
she Preferred to stnnd.
"Take this seat, madam"

IUkU UTIIS 5tHt, 1TI!ltIiIrTI.
The Broadway car was crowded, and
young lady with n strillingly beautiful face
and sylphlike figure had just entered rs
these words were uttered. The speaker, a
fine, manly little fellow Of -, had risen at
once and stood smilingly in front of her,
prompt to obey the generous impulse that
had inspired him. So unusual sight in
New York could not but awaken surprise.
The passengers craned their necks. Some
Uttered audibly. and Mortified look came
over the face of the fair passenger us she
Indignantly turned her back i'll the face of
the precocious youth, who straightway re-
sumed his old position.
He had been sitting on his fathers knee.
Truth.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
Not Her Fault.

An old woman who kept II Village shop"
and postoflice combined in n remote co,n-
try parish was continually imprcssing upon
her customers the fact that she always sold
the best of everything. One day Il lady
walked in to purchase some stamps.
Dear me, Mrs. Fell" she said as she
proceeded to stamp her letters, Il cannot
make these stamps stick"
II don't know why, am sure, mum"
replied the offended Mrs Fell, for al
ways keep the very best. "-TitBits.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
EypIafnPd.

An Irishman went to a lawyer with q
case, but the attorney wanted II retainer
The 1rishman was poor, and finally the
lawyer said he would take the case on
contingent fee. 1t was settled, but the
contingent fee part of the agreement both
cred the client. He confided his ignorance
to his friend Paddy, and asked for nm cx-
PLANTATION: IAN it is the meanin of a con-
tingent fee yer after KNOWN? Sure, Pll
tell ye. A contingent fee means that if We
lose the case the lawyer gifts nothn; if We
win, you get nothin. "-Green Bag.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
Very Effective.
Life.

A certain French surgeon and professor
of medicine, dissecting one of his patients
at a clinic one morning, who, he asserted,
had died of internal inflammation, i, Ger
tain process of which he contended was the
cause of every disease, was unable to find
trace of it. He explained the circumstance
to his pupils thus
''Messieurs," said he, "our mode of treat.
ment, as you see, was thoroughly effective.
Our patient is dead, but he died-cured. p
Bulletin Medcale.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
a Queens Interest In Jewish Music.

The queen of Italy, who is one of tho
most cultured of sovereigns, has dis
played great interest in ancient Jewish
music. In order to fully inform herself
on the subject she sent for Professor Con
soto, who visited her in the royal palace
and unfolded to her the history of Jew
ish music, to the earnest study of which
he has devoted himself for several years.
Jewish Chronicle.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09

GROWN PoINr, Ind, Sept. 5.--At Ham
mond, Judge Gillet on the petition of
Judge Elliott, of indianapolis and Prose
cutor Mcmahon, of Lake county, has ap-
pointed Benjamin Hayes receiver of the
Columbian Athletic club of Roby, and
Sheriff Frederick was instructed to place
him in charge at his peril. The receiver
was also instructed not to permit any
more prize fights or to allow transfer Of
the property. Hayes is depty sheriff of
Lake county Ind
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
Cleveland win DO There.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-President Cleve-
land was invited by Messrs. Lawrence,
Gardner and L. Is. Hay, of the citizens
committee, to attend the centennial of the
laying OF the corner stone of the United
States Capitol bdilding on Monday, Sept.
IL. Mr.. Cleveland said he would attend
aud also promised to make an address.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
Plato Glass Bricks.

These are made from tho sand used in
glassmaking and heretofore considered
worthless after having served that purpose
A popularity of these plate glass bricks,
which are perfectly white, is that they with
stand frost and are not attacked by acids
They will also resist n crushing force of
from 500 to nearly 1000 pounds on O.155
square inch. They are stated to be much
superior to others not only in point of du-
rability. but in appearance.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
Fflial Obedience.

Mrs. Brown (angrily)-Didn't / caution
you not to make Il noise with that horrid
tin whistle?
Little Johnny quite crestfallen)-Why,
pa told me to-
Mrs Brown-You naughty boyl You
know very we'll he didn't.
Little Johnny (pertinaciously)-Oh, yes,
he did, NAL | asked him to buy me II BIZ
cycle, and he said should have to whistle
for it.-Yankee Blade
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
a Smart Little Girl.

The youngest telegraph operator in
America is little Euphra, the 5-year-old
daughter of Mrs. E. N. Dunn of West
Point, Ga. The child has been about the
office great deal and quickly picked up
the Morse alphabet. She can call up
other operators and receives messages
with remarkable accuracy.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
Charge. ,1a,n., 81 T,,l., .rs,.

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, Sept. 5.-Elmer Whet-
stone, night ticket agent mt the Jenkin.
town station of the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad, was arrested and held
In bail for court to answer for an alleged
shortage i'll his accounts MILESTONE i,
about - years old and married
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
Paper Stockings.

A Berlin trade journal announces a new
German invention-viz paper stockings
1t is told that the stockings are made Of
a specially prepared impregnated paper
stock, which has IN extraordinary effect on
perspiring feet The moisture is absorbed
by the paper as rapidly rs it is formed, and
the feet remain dry and warm, while the
constant temperature maintained in the
shoes is said to be Il great preventive of colds.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
A Jealous Husbands ACT.

MERlDEN, Conn, Sept. s. = Dominck
bartholomew, an employe of the Meriden
Bronze company, shot his wife in the right
wrist. the bullet penetrating her side. and
then shot himself twice in the heart.
Jealousy was the cause of the act The
wife will recover. The suicide was 40
years old, and leaves two children.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
To Keep Iron Pipe From Rusting.

Ohio Valley Manufacture says simple
and economical way of tarring sheet iron
pipes to keep them from rusting is as fol-
lows: The sections as made should be coated
with n coal tar and then filled with light
wood shavings and the latter set on fire
1t is declared that the effect of this treat
ment will be to make the iron practically
proof against rust for an indefinite period,
rendering future painting unnecessary.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
Society Note.

Wife lat an evening party)-Don't you
think, dear, that Miss Alice has something
manly about her?
Husband after glance at the young
lady in question, who is sitting in re-
mote corner of the room in close proximity
to devoted admirer)-I perceive nothing
except the arm of that dude Gus dc Smith.
Texas Siftings
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
COMMISSIONERS SALES.
Approyed Fchrnary 1N 1sN

GALE OF THREE VALUABLE HOUSES
' and lots-By virtue of decree OF the Ilust-
July, lS.3, term, in the chancery auit OF Payne.
Shelor ~ Co W. rhos c. Penn ct. as., we shall, as
special commits soncrs appointed by said decree
courthouse OF Roanoke city, Va. ON tuesday,.
THE 26llI DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1898, ATT
together with The lot or piece OF ground appurte-
nant thereto. situated on the south side OF Rose
street, between Pcnn's store at the corner OF
bcrch Tree street and Rose street and Pcnn's
hall on Rose street, said three houses being
situated on pprt OF lots and 5 of tho Trout
Virginia.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs of
SUIT and sale, the balan, to be payable in four
equal tnstalmenis, payable In six, twelve, egh-
teen and twenty-four months from date of sale
evidenced by purchasers notes bearing interest
property.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
a Clock with Neither weight Nor Spring.

The Jewellers Circular tells that Colo
RADIO jeweler has, after nine years work and
constant study, invented clock with cleo
tricity for it's motive power which has
neither weight nor spring, but consists only
of three wheels, II pendulum, two electro
magnets and IL battery. Unlike any other
clock, the motive power is not transmitted
to the train, but TO the pendulum, and only
enough power is required to overcome the
lost motion of the pendulum. The two
electro-magnets are arranged similar to a
motor
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE.

Before the looking glass tho callow youth
OF eighteen years doth stand. with anxious
face;
Long months he's scanned his upper lip, in
sooth,
And now of tho mustacho he finds truce.
"At last!" (How glad the shoutD
''Tho hair is coming out"
How different his emotions. though, whom at
The age of fifty, he, before tho glass.
Surveys his crown and realizes that
With all his care the badness shows, alasl
And that, beyond doubt,
Tho hair is coming out Truth.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
X. RANDOLPH HICKS,
EN EnETT PERKINS

. special missioners.
,. >: Brooke, clerk OF the corporation court
OF the city or Roanose, do hereby certify that
the bond required OF special commissioners r. r.
Hicks ana kverctt Perkins in the decree in the
above styled canse OF Payne. Shelor ~ Co. vs.
Thos. e. Penn ct ais has been executed before
me with approved security.
Given under my hand this the 18th day of
Angus. 1893. SIS Brooke Clerk
S % tbs.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
It Was a Chicken Bone.

Come here" said the old maid to l,-
false teeth; II have bone to pick with
you. Truth
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09

New YORK, Sept. 5.-Five cases OF small
sox were found in one house ut ls6 MAIDS
On street, here.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
Perenptory Sale

OF valuable property known as the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. in front of
Roanoke City Court House, at 10 o'clock,
noon, Saturday the 9th day OF Septem.
Der, 1898, IL being the property con-
veyed to me by Henry Carter and wife,
by deed bearing date of April 90. 1891.
and recorded in Deed Book, No. IS.
page $50. Only the title conveyed to
me will be given.
TERMS.
Cash as TO the amount of past due pro-
tested negotiable notes, and charges.
lsay some s2.O0O) and two thousand
dollars, (S2,o0O), payable in two years
from August l, 1898. interest payable
semi annually, August 1 and Febru-
aiysl.
Purchaser will be required to give
certified check for $500, or the property
will be Immediately resold at the ex-
pense of the bidder
Thomas Lewis,
Roanoke, Va, August 10. 1891.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
Pipe-Hcllo, Bubble! what's the trou.

A Young Boy Who Wears n Mans Hat.
Eddie Johnson, a Kentucky boy. who
is p years old, weighs So pounds and is
regarded as the largest child of his age
in the state. He wears mans hat and
81 shoe.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
PROFESSIONAL.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Joint RESOLUTION.

proposing an amendment TO the tenth clause of
Article OF the Constitution OF Virginia and
providing for publishing said amendment.
and c@rtitying the same to the next General
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09

Why Willie Likes the Doctor.
Il like our DOCTOR said Willie. "ae
lets me stick out my tongue at him."
, 1893-12-26
Brand Ger 5ionsftrde.

MGbren6 bic Goriteber Ser !3tonstirbc,
1885 Dearborn Ctr, 9eitern Nben6 BORT
8orberettungen gu mebreren in ben Seterz
togen gu be9ebenben Seitlibfelten trafen,
bra6 in Ser &irbe Elm 6euer aus, 6as iidt
nit lOlber Sbneue iber ben ganSen boil
5ernen 8au perbrettete, boB it9 Die bal6
sur Steue etIenoe 6euertpebr bantit begnii=
gen muBte, Bic acknowledgement @ebQuoe
gu i6uBen unb Sic Gircbe einfacb ben Siam
mer ~pretS5ugeben.
9en per5meifeLten 4nftrengrngen Ser
@emetnbeporiteber, namentlicb Der 6erren
9bilipS un6 Gbomas un6 benz 8farrer
9onoboe gelang eS, Die in etnem 3immer i'm
obcren Stodperf iblafenbe 95 Sabre ate
6tau Caroline 8arfer gu retten. Serner
brabten ite aucb bic tpertbooQe OrgeG in
St6erbett allies l1ebrige aber b~erbrannte.
9aS @e6GuOe tpurbe bon 5tpei @emeinbcn
benubt. Die ei9entlicbe &trcbe bate bic
farbi9c v3tonsW fetbObiit Episcopal &trcbenz
9emeinbe" tnne, pdbrenb I'M &ellergeldot
beiielben @ebdubes cine fleine iAmeOilht
@emeinbe @ottesbtenit belt. Ser 9erlui
fir bic @ritere b~e5iftert itb auf 5000 unt
Der Der 2eBteren auf 500.
, 1893-12-26
Gy=poItsiit 111tdoeI Sransen
9euert ii9 aus Sebensiiberoru6 oret KueeIn
in ole Sruf.

SSn ietner @obnun9 geo. PA 6u61on
9(pe. ribtete @reBOlt5ilt MibaeL Stranger,
Elm auf Der Nor6ieite poblbetonnter Monn,
9eftern Qbenb UNI 8 llbr bic Wiinbung
zines &eboIOcrs 9egen bie eigene 8ruit unb
f%euerte in i3neaer &etbenfolae bret S6iiie
ab. ST mar beute 8ormittag nocb am 9ez
ben, bocb miro iein SOD itinbIib ertpartet.
Seine Nn9eb0rtgen batten BON ieiner
Qtbfibt fetne Mbnun9. @r mat AM 8orz
mjttag in Der &tr9c gepeien, i6einbar
rubig 3uritdgefommen unb nur am Qtbeno
briltete er LANCE Dor it6 bin. @r bate
Oreimal auf Das 6er3 9e3ielt, bob nur cine
&u9el mar in Der unmittelbaren 9tGbe 6es
6er3enS ein9cbrungen.
Nob6em er por mebreren Sabren 6en
8plt3etOteut perlaiien, fling er an Der g}otb
Qlue. cine S9antptrtblbaft an. @r perz
biente gut, faufte bonn ben anberen 8lab
an &tn3ie nobe g8eus Str. unb fan6, oaB
ct etnen Tebl9riff macbte. Gr 3og tpie6er
nab Der 9fortb Npe., botb ieBt giug bos
@ei9Gft AUDI bier riidm6rts. Gs lit po6G
ansunebmen, baB bie iblecbten 3eiten ben
crit 5Oid6rt9en Mann gum SelbitmorO
trteben.
, 1893-12-26
Stdott1bes.
Auf abfddffi9er 8aRn.
marinY Wooo inter Ger QnfIaee, feine Koifs
h%auswirthiu bei9winoeIt 81 haber.

Marma6ufe @oo6, Elm profeiiioneler
Gn9Idnoer, bat iidb fiir Die Seierta9e cine
i60ne Suppe etn9ebrodt, Die er iebt aub
miro a~uSeIieu mitiien. 3und3it lou ct iib
por Dem &tc1ter Yrln6tpilIe untcr Ser 9ln7
flage Oerantiporten, feline 6%auSmtrtbtn nm
bic Summe BON $50, ben 8etra9 elmer
Sot8elosS 6ulb, gu betrii9cn perlucbt gu
ba6e1.
WarmdOufe, ~furstpeg yWearmp" @oo6,
taldbte gegen 8eginn Ser MeltausiteIun9sz
iaiion in Chicago auf. Gr lit Der Sobn
zines Derltorbenen tpo6l6abenben 8dnfterS
in 0orietibire, bate eS aber Deritanben,
feline @rbl6aft i6neI burb5ubringen.
Seitbcm bat Warnp benz @runblab ge@
blt0igt, 0aB Elm taleutDoler iunger Wtann
letn Scbcn 1t5 au6 angenebm madben
tonne, obne 81 arbetten.
WtarmD eribien itets tabelos un6 itrtdt
en9Iiib gefleiOet, unb tpurOe balls bas
SOeal Der iun9en @legants an Der WibiSan
9lpe, gu ieinem 6auptquartier erfOr CT
iib Sen vYrince Of @ales Club" an Der
Mibtgan Npe., nabe Der %. StraBe, aus,
no CT bal6 Sic er1te @eigc ipielte. Gr
pflegte Damn in bcn 2obbDS Der fetnen
6Otels um6cr5uIun9ern, bic etntreffen6en
@nglGn6er in @mpfang gu nebmen uno gum
Belu6e etneS Clubs etr3ulaoen. Die Sim
la0ung ipur6e metitenS angcnommen, un0
mach benz Dinner tpurbe gep06nli6 etn
Spielcben 8accarat a la Brince of gSales
uuternommen. 9ieIeS 8accarat murbe
irnn1cr reht Do6 geiptelt, uno MtarmD err
belt, mte es betBt, bon ben G%tntlinften 20
8ro3ent, pGbreno baS v6aus" 80 Bro5ent
erbiclt.
Cine 3eit lang tpoDnte MarmD tm Wlez
tropoLe 9otel. 0ort purne ct ieoo6 al bic
2uft 9eieBt, neil ct bartnddt8 Sic 8e5abz
lung letner 6~otelrebnung pertpelgerte.
Damn so9 -er in bas 6aus BON 8tniam
8otter, SEQ. 2316 Snbtana Noe., 100 er
feline Soitenre6nung duf $50 auflaufen
IteB uno nicbt ans 8e3abIen bacbte.
Gor etnt9er a3ett bate Warmp's 8ruoer,
Cigar 0oob, bier tpertbpplle 6unbe bergea
l6i6t, 5tpei fit bic 8otter's un6 apet fur
San1es Creighton, BET bel BEN 9otter'S
pobnt. @tner Der 6un6e Yotter's er6ielt
auf Der leBten 6unoeauSlteaung ben eriten
8reis suerfannt. Marmp tpoQte it9 germ
in Sen 8e1tb 6es pr6miirten 8ierfiBlers
1eben uno macbte Dor Hicbter YrinoiptQe
elm Observation-Disclosures onbGngig.
@r tonnte aber fetnerlei 9tnipri9e auf 6aS
Sbier nabDetlen.
Srau gotter orebte nun Sen SpteB I'M
uno lteB Warmp am Srettag unter Der
9lnflage, iib bel tbr Soft unb @Obnung err
i6mtnbelt su baben, berbaften.
QSoo0 iou in Der lebten 3ett nit etnem
anberen Gngldnoer %auiammen @eibdfts7
retienoer fir cine angebltDe Tabrif i6Ote
ttidet Iu6e setpeien iein. Die BON ibm
Derfarften Sabrifate loIen aber Elm btaiges
bieiiges Sabrifat bon g~eringer 0uaLitGt gez
tpeien iein.
, 1893-12-26
&i6t8 1T ser @einnb6ett 3utrdgliaer als

&idts lit Ser @einnObeit sutrdslider als
refine 21ft unO quite 8~eroauung. Die eritere
lit Ietbt gu baben, fir Ote 3iueite fam man
INNER iorgen, unO 3iuar Ourd ben ipftemae
tii9en @ebraud BON Sobann Soff'S
Mealsertrutt. Gr madt Die Nabruns 1861
li9 unO letdt perbauli@. Sin Oueeno
Slai6en beS ddten Sobann Soff'=
i6en Mal3ertratt8 perletben tnebr &raft uno
Mabrung als etn SuB Ile O6er BOrter, unb
OaS Obne gu berauIden. @r ift OeStue9en
fiir ftiller0e Mittter beifen8 3u entpfebleu,
6e89lei6en fir idwddlide &inOer uuo BET
ullsemeiner Sinfd1isfeit.
Mlan afte, baB Der Nantens5us vSobann
9of" ft6 auf Der gillette am 5alle ieber
Slaide beftnOet. &ein arperer @rtraft lit
onndbernb TO gut.
@i8ner & Wenbelion Co., g(genten, 152 uno
154 8ranflin Ct, Seem DOrt.