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The herald., 1894-12-23

NTOTICE-WE CAN BUILD COTTAGES FOR
~ one hundred dollars ($100) room; size of
room, 12xlz it.. height OF ceilings, 10 it,; two
porches and one chimney included; house to
be painted and plastered, two coats; Will fur
nish ali necessary plans and specifications;
estimates given on all classes of buildings. Ad-
dress p, box 80, this office, and we will call on
Won.
The herald., 1894-12-23

IL PERSONS HAVING ODD NUMBERS OF
N magazines or old books of any kind which
are of no use to them will please leave them at
the Herald office. to be sent to the Home for
Feeble minded Children in Glen Ellen, Cal,
where there are already 300 unfortunates who
would greatly appreciate anything of that
kind. An effort is being made at this time to
start a nucleus for a library.
The herald., 1894-12-23

ITO LOAN - UNLIMITED AMOUNT FOR
l small loans; no commissions: light expense,
SECURITY LOAN & TRUST CO., 2Z3 $. Spring
ST. 1-l .f5
The herald., 1894-12-23

Clear eastern property for Southern Califor-
mia property; Will assume
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rIo LoAN-S6o.ouo ON REAL ESTATE
L security, and low rates OF interest, city or
country, Come and see us. FRASER & JEN-
KINS, l32 5. BrOadway. i1-25 TT
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UHEA.M NJ AKING.
I AIDES THAT LIKE TO WEAR FIRST-CL
~ fitting dresses call at ia S. Main vt
Dresses made from "a lp MRS srOLTEN-
BEkG-W Otter.
1 >RESsEs AND CAPES MADE AT REASON
, alb prices Perfect fit, viii also go out
by day. $40 TEN pie street. 23
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NOR SALE-S1 0-CIGAK STORE; RENT.
Il %6; bargain S300-Candy store good
business. Establishments; good business :
snap. %lt00-lialf interest barber shop: good
business. 150u--Groeery, sales $1,000 to Ti4 U
per month. T25 to-lnterest in a grain and
feed business: none hut ii irst- class business man
wanted. N. b. WALKER Il CO., 125is W. C.
ond ST. "a
The herald., 1894-12-23

stock and grain ranch for city property or
fruit ranch.
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BUsINE.- PER-O S.L-

CEIAsE's MARKET, 61S S. sPRING--5 LBS
" boiling beef. 25c . lbs round steak, lhc;
rib steak &c; siron, ,enderoin or porte house
steak, 121ac; stewing mutton, Be; l & of NUT
ton, &c. rib or shoulder chops, 2 lbs lbc.
Everything else in proportion. CHASE's
MARKET, 6iS S. Spring.
The herald., 1894-12-23

NOR A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION USE
Il Perrallinne and Egyptian Lustre; it makes
the skin white and eradicates pimpes, and
gives a rosy complexion perfect and natural
bust and neck developed; wrinkles and all
facial blemshes removed at our office or by
using our own special remedies; mail orders,
special attention. DRS CARPENTER &
ADAMS, 252Is S Main ST., Los Angeles. Ladies
in attendance. Is
The herald., 1894-12-23

LOuhD-sAM, THE CHAMPION HORSE.
Il clipper North Broadway. Il-25 I'm
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Situations Wanted-Male.
&c. a Ina No Eura charge on Sunday.

Every Saturday until sspt IS tru Be THE
WORLD II" sITUA TON DAY" Az dducttse-
ents under this classification appearing In the Sat-
srday nornino edition Of THE WORLD wtu b
repeated IN he EVENING WORLD ne sane day
nee Of change
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Purchase and Exchange.

One Tine, f6c. per line: Second Tine, Sc per
line: Th,rd and Subsequent Times roc. per hn<
Z. per line ertrd charge on Stinddps
Dsry Tsesday un,a Sp. ~ WI u fHB
WORLD s " BARGAIN DAY" Al advertise.
ments appearing in the Tuesday morning edition
~ THE WORLD under this CLASSIFICATION pta b.
repeated ~ he EVENING WORLD the some day
ffee OF charge.
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Cjfusx,noe W, nxcd-Msle
S'seeeVe WeVseS "e'Ss
bn a.Ssi cisss on a hpas OF nrssd
,obss poh. ssi.. Y, sso2 p nsnu ., '''au'
VVe'' "oos'' o"''e'" % Hoo'''" ="
srocsfy' =" Johnson soTnsr NAVY st. Bro,klSp
as,,,n go. -. w. -, 80
bAhhh-sesay youhs man. sooa seeonu nanu on
ts7 W ssth al
= 49, -
DAkER-ForemRn, nrst class on all kinds OF bread
rols' Neany place H. Ne''' s'V w. "'n W.
pAKER-Cake foreman. Call 2 days Alexander
Guild, lis N. Elliott place, Brooklyn.
pAxrp-yo,n. ma, a. ,.co,a hand nm brad ar
cake. G. D., II IVES, st
pAKER-aood s.cond or third hand At ali .or,.
Of bread a rolls wishes steady position: sober.
A'-' i' Ne'
BAKER-second or good third hand on cake
george los Sump'e' st. n'oosSh' -
try. Cali 80 W. t7th st, basement
pAKER-Foreman on all kinds Of bread a rolls
pAKrR-r,,,,.e,s,, foreman on al, hind, =,
bread a eass bread pr.f.rr.d 10. " ,sSth nj,
Is, noor
p.xrpv.,n. ma, ., =. ..oo,, a.. ,s,.. 49,
on cakes; city or country. Hausnsn, SIS L.
18th at.
So. :. AZ, Il,
bn AN, or uh,rd hnha on bread CAKE
p.vr, =. A., H.. -. =.
~, " ~ n, .o,smsn on preau cakes;
city OF country Baioaut, 20 list st., candy store
BAKER-second or third hand on bread. 2ss e.
l~th 81
BAKER-F,rst-olaas bread A e.k. b.k.r. ,,..dv
man city or country. Horne. ios Hamburg
ave, Paterson, N. J.
pAxrp-r,r,m. ....., 49,. ..,..-
all kinds bread. Vienna baking. rolls. cakes
coffee cakes. al w. ist st
BAKER-Younr man as second or good third hand
ON on cakes Doll, care MARI, 1879 Dupont st..
BAKER wants steady place as foreman or second
hand good on nj, LinSn NJ hraad 49,.
Bremen ~ H. sSth st, rear .----.-----.---
BAkER-Foreman on All kinds Of bread rolls
city or country. Address Faist, 1856 h. s7th at.
BAkER-Foreman or second hand on bread
,.yr, $780,,
or country ia Mott st., near Grand bakery
pAxrpr,..,,.. -.
steady q sob"r. o,ty n, eour,px G,aes
$50 L. 18th st.
bi ssi E. ish sV 80 second hand on bread rolls
nn Nm sonte s hnt class; city or coun-
W, WI H. Nv" ."
pastry, ISL E' iotb a. manu- on 'AA''' p'e'
-e' e. i''" 81 .-----------.... ....---
bAhhEEIEh GerInan-American. thoroughly ex-
., persncea .empefe' WIN hrstel.ss city rel,
wsveriey place.
BARKEEpER; 10 years experience: steady 40.
Tony Bliss i6Js ist ave-
pApKrrprp c.rm.,
,hnnnnsh,. Sermsn, ". OF good appearance.
thoroughly unuersAnds Ma business In liquor
pApxrrprp- 60 -,
.,n. nesay place. he'e, or liquor store; ref
p.pvrrnr, c.. .-.-----..---.-
ninnad Ian. ~. ss man preseht em'
ok = "ishes 20 cnanset rsIetehoes' j. r..
p.nvrrnrn 60, -
na snnst si ,nn man, TO- th9roashiy expert.
country; wages moderate Lemsn "a "a ava cigar
| store
| BARKEEPER youn. Irishman OF ,nod ann..r-
| anee strictly nober: 4 years r,ferenoa' from
| last emn,oyer paTkeener s6S n Gonston :,
.,vpr,,, A,
'nhhErEf, Al mixer = years experience
~ asts ~ "' n's'-esss references oorsy' wv
| n.pvrr,,n - :,
Dan neImhn-AmeIIcah' ~, moroughy
,.s.I"nosn 4, Gis. !, mnr, WIN hrs'-cas'
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Miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
DISHwAsHER-Youns woman as dishwasher II
restaurant: would like to learn waiting. G..
box $50 World.
WILLING WOMAN In restaurant boarding
house; willing obliging. Call for days, ~;
W. goth st.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

FOR sALE-A bargsAn; young bay carriage
horse and Curiey phaeton, not long used. with
set OF harness, &c. j. II. ALBoHN, $50 North
I'd st., Brooklyn.
FOR sALE-Flve O passenger waeonettes- Cent
raj Park Carriage Service, West Tooth st.
quick purchaser. TAO Myrtle ave, Brooklyn
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For Sale.

I, Or Tine, csc. per linz Second Time, SEC. pa
'hne. Tairi and Subsequent TYnes. roc. per line.
" per line zira charer On Sssnday&
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Houssksspsrs ana IsnItrsssss.

Houseksepers ana Ianitrsssss.
HouaEKEEPER-Geman widow a. housskeeper
for widower good cook. sewer: economical,
careful Housekeeper. 2i9 I'd ave.
HoUsEKR EPRR-Rs spectable German lady: good
references. Mira. Hummel, l2i T. l0sth IT.,
flight. back. left
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. Ianitress by Katls
brown 10 orchard st.
iANITREss In ast. free rent
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General Houssworksrs.


HousEwoRK-Young German girl. 9 months in
country. to do light housewort. ioz Huron st..
Greenpoint.
HoUsEwoRK--German girl to do general house
work In small American family where girls
are employed; no cards IL Mscdougal St
HousEwoRK-Young Irish girl. Just landed. TO
do homework for family. or AZ nurse. Call 227
W. seth 81.
HoUsEwoRK-Coiored woman To do Homework
for private family or in nat. .si 7th ave- ring
Coleman's bell.
HoUsEwoRK-Giri to do general housework
$50 9Th ave.
Observation-Disclosures middie.ags woman
as general houseworker; good cook, best refer
ences. Cohn, asa +, $50 81
oUsEwoRK-Respectable girl: city country
2Ss w. 18th st., LIST noor.
HOC SEWORK-Young woman; willing 4 oblig-
ing; good cook $50 w. 2sth st.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Girl for general house
work small private family; best city reference
Care OF Mn. Shea, $40 w. 18th At.
observation-disclosures woman, eolored to do
general housework Call at once. Williams. 22S
E. 97th ST.
HousEwoRK-stro Norwegian girl TO do gen.
eral work In boarding house or hotel. Ander-
sen, 800 T.. sSth 81.
HOUsEWoRK-Young girl to do general house
work In family Of adults, or To attend doctC.' q
reception room. Miss Campbell. 500 7th aye
HOUsEwoRK-Nor egian girl to do light house.
work Sc CArmine At.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS woman In country /:
wages SO per month. % Prince st. rear.
HOMEWORK young girls to do entire work
OF house; private family: best city references
ei0 ~ sNh 81.
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sTABLEMAN or harness-cieaner by. msrrisd
| man; has had experience Call or address
Stablernan, 100 ChrystIe st. ~ .t..
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SHIPPING CLERK on any position where henesty
q character Ii essential; American. married:
| referenoea Dunn. III W. 18th 81. -'l I.
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Colleges, Schools, &C.
PORTLAND.

Commencing Sept. or before. two or three in.
teliigent pupils will be offered an opportunity to
learn stenography In one OF the largest and best
equipped reporting onices In New York City. under
reputable reporter Of Is years experience, with
free use Of the finest typewriters and steno-
graphic library; pupils demonstrating their abil-
lily will be sent out to do actual shorthand and
typewritins work, and thus earn something: will
assist them to permanent positions upon compile
tion; advantages untqualled for thoroughly
practical training not 10 be obtained at regular
theoretical shorthand colleges. Call 1t once or
communicate with THE STENoGRAPHIC RE-
PORTING OFFICES. Ga World Building
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PoRTER-Young man, German; or any kfhd Of
work: willing obliging. W. Bnrksit. sot \.
-
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PORTER. packer shipper-Y0ang strong m
telligent. fully competent Swede; long expert
ence; highest recommendations. T.. box Sia
World. Brooklyn ~, - -
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Instruction.

CUSTOM CUTTERS WANTED.
IL does not pay TO be back number In tailor.
Ing why not learn the A. ID. Rude new method
land, q.
sTENooRAPHY and Typewriting sehooi.
SIG broadway, N. T.! u week. Call or writa
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BIcYcLF. Ranbler, nav nn.nn,,o. iii -,
| chssn A W., ia ~" pneumsuci VIII sell
| BICYCLE for sale, Premier, 20 model. rs M
| box sA World.
BIcYCLEs-Brand new pneums,io. sse and s.s
| sprins frame Ramb,sts isT Iss,t Issfnston
| ave, near ilth q.
BILLIARD and pool tabes- Ali sizes- AT suctjop
prices. W. II. GRiFFiTH a co. Ia Ain ave
prriiIpn "a -, ,.,,.. = -. -. :,
supplied with Barthniai auici rusbinn. sss.
| terms. ALFRED b. MARX. iu East ian A.
pu,,.,r, ,,,'.. ,'. 80
| faoturers, factory as Great Jonss az. near
niw s:o ss.. With fast eO'Al0n' second
CASH REGISTERS, all kinds: cut prices; ali
repairing: worry vuars ntasd 49,
'ehh''r hhoS'' II" rrnee w.
CASH REGISTER EXCHANGE, ia East 18th st.,
r. Brainin, proprietor; National total and detail
adders; Lamson check; also Kruse registers SIS up
cAsu prctsrrp rxcp.~ou a. r.. ,,.s =,
brhlnin, proprietor; national total and detail
, 1894-06-20
CHRISTIANsTED.

June 16th-per schnr. "Vigilant" from ST..
Thomat-E. Meyer, John Nunes, Ann De
Windt & 2 children Jane and Edna, Sophia
Certin, Cath. Thomas and child Ditlev. Ann
Elizabeth Edward.
June 16th-for New York via Frederiksted
per s. S. "Caribbee"-John B. Richardson.
Daniel Lamb.
June l6th-per sloop "1andholder' for st.
Eustatius-Samuel Peter.
June 18th-psr schnr. "Vigilant' for st.
Thomas-AugusS;ne Scott, Louise Adams.
Lawyer F. Brun.
FREDEG TzsTED, June 10Th.
Is lines of rain were measured at the fort
here this morning.
The 6. 8. Caribbee arrived here on the 18th
inst. from ST. Kits. loaded some produce and
left nextday for New York via St. Thomas.
June l8th-per s. S. "Caribbee' for New
York via St. Thomas-Planter A. Fleming.
Miss A. Fleming & Mrs. J. Moore, Mrs. Y.
Block and 2 children, Mr.. A. G. Mundav,
Augustus Johanscn and brother, L. B.
Goldhorn. For st. Thomas-Mrs. Schroeder.
Mrs. Baohe & 9 children, Misses r. Wescott
& l.. de Castro, Mrs. Ann E. Henderson.
June 18th-per schnrs. 'Dagmar'' and
"ArrOw' for st. Thomas Miss G. Widdis,
Josephine Ludwig & 2 children, Christine
r ichsrd, Julianns Lang.
, 1894-06-20
SAMOA.


The following Intelligence has been receiv-
ed from Samoa, dated Apia, April % =
"The German warship Fake arrived on the
10th and the British cruiser CURACAO OIL tho
21st. 1t is believed that their presence will
prevent bloodshed. The present cessation of
hostilities among the natives is probably due
to the united efforts of the American, British
and German Consuls. who have persuaded
both parties to return to their homes
1t is expected that the future of Samoa will
be discussed st the Ottawa Conference. The
Australasian colonies have declared, through
their Agents General, against the ~continu-
ance of the present tripartite protectorate
on the ground that it INJURIES colonial COM
mercial interests. The Imperial Government
replied to these declarations that it was TAX
ing steps to have the Berlin Act reconsidered.
, 1894-06-20

We areTinformed that the Moravian Church
at West End has bought the organ that was
in use in St. Paul's Church and has been
replaced by a new instrument, and that sitter
it has been repaired an opening concert will
be given, in which Mr.. Grimes, the organ
builder and several others will take part,
The concert is to be given early next week
and a copy of the programme &c. is promised
for our next issue.
, 1894-06-20
N Office.
tn the Undersigned do hereby
IL certify that [ as usual will sell
Mutton
at 20cts. per pound.
Frederiksted, 18th June 1894.
EMILE A. CORNELIOUS.

The Factory sugar price was fixed on Mon
day at $2.19, which gives for 100 lbs. of canes
n trife over 1S cents ($G.13l4).
, 1894-06-20

81 lines Of rain were measured in Chris
Eisnsted on Tuesday morning.
, 1894-06-20
OFFICIAL NOTICE..
Bekjendtgjorels e.

MET bekjendtgj6res herved, at
49, Observation-Disclosures i 9de
Distrikt E. GORDON er fyttet fra
P~lantagen Brooks Hill til Plantagen
Jolly Hill.
GoIuvernements- secretariatet, St. Croiz,
den l8de Juni 1894.
LIMPRICHT.
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Gttuas 1tn8em 1bmliNes

als Mebisin lit Or. pierces Golden
Medical Discovery. llnb aus oieiem
@runoe mirb es au9 in llnsetpDbnli6er
Meile perfauft. Wdbrenb es bel ieber
anberen Weoisin beibt, fie mag ooer
miro belfen, tpirb bel bieier fiir lebteres
earantirt. $50 1ie ni6t bilft ober furirt
tpirb oas bafiir besablte Gelo suriifge=
geben. IS 1T bas ein5iga garantirte
Mfittel fir iebe aus unreinem Slut pber
i6lebt fun3irenber 2eber entltebenbe
&rantbeit. Opspeplie, Siliolitat, Die
bartndfisiten 9aut= uno 8emebstranf=
beiten, ielbit Sdspinoiudt (ooer 2un=
genlcrofuloie) in ibren erlten StaDien,
lie ale iperben bur6 basielbe gebeilt.
IS reinigt un0 bereibert Oas Slut,
regt jeoes Organ su geiunoer Sbdtig=
felt an uno felt &raft uno @eiunbbeit
,Oieoer Der. 9ii6ts fpmmt Dem Disco
bern slei6, penn es iid Oarum banoelt,
blahen, abgemagerten, icroful0ien &in=
bern gelunben Nppetit unO jllgenoli6e
Strait unb @ei6meioi9teit pieoer gu ee=
ben ooer Dem S0rper na6 Grippe, 2un=
genentsiinoung, Siebern uno anoeren
se6renben ooer acuten &rant6eitsn CUR
@eneiung unb 5u neuer Spannfraft gu
perbelfe
Satarr6 miro politip turirt our6 Sr.
Sage's Gemeop.
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0Iapttpttc erframft.

2onbon, Z. Mdr3. Serr @laoitone
fat ii1 erfdltet unb liegt iebt ernftli1
franf oarnieber. gDie es beibt, bate
er geitern Nbenb i'm 8roofs Club ge=
fpeiit unb ipar bann su 6uB bur1 ben
ct. Sames parf nad Saule gegangen.
Oie Na6t mar fiihl uno als Der alte
Wann feline Wobnun9 errei1te, fiiblte
er lib 10 untppbl, baB er ii6 gu 8ett le=
gen mubte. 5rob ieines Yroteites ipur=
be Elm glrst berbeiserufen unb beute Mor=
gen bate lib iein 3uitano 10 peridliu=
inert, baB Die 9ienlte eines Speiten Mr3=
tes in gnfpru6 genommen meroen mub=
ten. Der Yatient leibet an Seilerfeit
unb obpobl Die 9lerste feline lnmittel=
bare 8efabr fir Iein 2eben befiir6ten,
lueroen lie ibm opd ni6t seitatten, bas
8ett 81 berlahen, big iein 3ultanD ii1
beoeuteno gebeilert bat.
Sie Na1ri6t BON ieinem l1ntpobliein
perbreitete 1i1 nit Winoeseile bur9 Die
ganse Stabt unb bpn alien Seiten lie
fem Nnfragen na6 ieinem gefinben elm.
Seute 9beto tpurbe folgenoes Billie
tin perbffentliht v9err @laofone lei=
bet an einem i6limmen 9uiten unb Ell
ner fatarrbalii6en gntsiinoung Der
Geble. Seine 5emperatur 1T nur et=
mas iiber normal unb er lit ionit trdf=
tig. st liest 3u 8ett.
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Bon Snmburg t.Ad) Maroff0
az NferOe.

Samburser 8ldtter bfingen folgenoe
Mittbeilung 9entier gouaro Wifd
aus Stternborf (9annDber), pei6er Die
Geiie BON 6amburs na1 Barcelona
iiber Die 5d)peis uno our6 Die pDrez
nden au pferbe 3uriifselest bat, 1T In
Barcelona einsetroffen. Der getreffen=
De 9ebenft, lid einige Sage IN Der
5auptitabt &atalpniens anfsubaltenL
I'm beren Sebensipiiroisfeiten in Mu=
geni6ein 81 neblnen, uno oann INNER
Su BIerbe ben Meg iiibtpdrts einsui6la=
gen. Oas i66ne 4nballllien Die Greus
uno Guere 81 bur6itreHen unb ii6 bic
rauf in Gartagena nad Maroffo einsu=
ldiIfen. llnier SeutIder mill au6 BORT
ieinen Saul nibt an einen biirren Nit
ltelen, ionoern pielmebr gang Rorbafri=
ia ourbsieben, bann nod Stalien iiber=
feben uno i6lieBli6 nad Samburs su=
riiffebre,t.
Gin I16ner> 5pasierritt !! Ser ur=
terneblnenbe, erft 26 Sabre adblenbe
&eiienoe, bat i6on Dor 3 Sabren cine
abnli6e Sour na9 Spanien unb Mlgier
gum She'll per Giienbabn, gum gr6Bern
She'll jebp6 au SUP Suriidgelegt. 9lud
bat er borbem NDrbamerifa in allen iei=
men Sbeilen su SUP Dur1Itreift.
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0ie Grippe.

Die Grfabrung md6reno aller Sabre,
felt oieie fatale Grantbeit aufgetreten,
bat bewieien, oaB Die fiibne Sebaup=
tung, Or. Sings ygleip DISCOVERY" ga=
rantire politip Die Seilun9 aller mn
ieoer Sdlle, ipenn re0tseitig an9emenoei
uno wenn Der Grfranfte Die oeip0bnli=
den @eseln Der Si6lelblt : S@pnung
aeuiilenbaft bcobaGtet, ibre nollltdr=
oise GiAtiefeit bat. IS 1T aber
aud ertpieien, oaB bieienigen, ipel6e
Or. Sings 9ieip Discovery benuben, ben
Solsen Der &rantbeit ii0er entae=
seben. Scoenfalls taufe man cine Sla=
i6e uno made einen gerlud. Gie See
bi3in 1T garantirt uno bas Gelo mirn
5uriiderltattet, wenn feline siinltige 8ir=
tuns ersielt wiro. s3u baben in Den
NpatGefen bon
S. s. Miller & 5obn.
Or. s. s.. Gentf0. l
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9cutSOe 0omn nernanfc ins
gScifsctt asalie.

SSrdulein Sennie 9anber, gebiirti9
aus Bonn am 3bein, bic ieit etpa Sab
resfrilt in 0tansiielo, g., mobnbaft it,
murbe bon Srau Glepelano, Der Satin
bes Yrdiibenteu, als 8oupernaate fir
oeren 2o6ter &utb aneeltellt. sSrau=
lein Qanber 1T eine bohaebilOete junse
Dame uno bemeiltert auber ibrer Mut=
teripra1e au6 nod bas 6ransbiiibe,
Gngliibe unb Stalienii6e. 9luf Der
9teiIe nod glfnerita lernte iie Die 6rau
oes paitors 9reipib bon Waibinston,
8. g., fennen uno bieier bat tie benn
aud pornebnllid ibre ebrenoe Nnitel-
lung su perbanfen.
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gu piel Goutnt,.,tiot =gS eim

ipll na6 Mnli6t bes paltors S. $. 9ar=
linston pon Der @briit gpiseppal=G Stride
in Brootlpn ieitens ieiner @emeinbenlit=
9lieber berbrau6t merben. @ine grobe
Mnsabl Der reibiten unb angeiebeniten
8iirger gropflDn's geb0rei1 su bieler
Gir1engemeini1aft unb ili9t geringes
9lufieben baben Die Wprte berporgerll=
fen, nit benen oer paltor am pergon=
genen Sonntag feline Yreoist i9lpB.
SD babe all eu6 idon ldasit Sariiber
ipre6en lpo1en" 10 belnerfte Der Seel=
ior9er", baB piel 81 biel gBein bel Dem
9lbenbmabl 9enommen tpirb. 8erihie=
bene Der Communicated nebmen ni6t,
ipie es iein iollte, einen S6luf, ionoern
glei6 einen gang geb0rigen 3u9 aus
Dem Gel1. gBir perbrau6en in unirer
Stride ooppelt 10 piel 9lbenbmablpein,
ipie irgeno cine anoere Sirhen9emein=
ibaft uno i'd boffe, oaB meine slnOeu=
tungen Dem llebelltano Ginbalt bieten
ueroen." Wtan fonnte mdbrenb bieIer
gorte ni6t nenige 8emeinoe9lieoer IL
hern bDren uno ieben, pdbrenb anOere
in auifallenoer Weiie su bulten besan=
nen. Ob Die @rmabnuna fru6ten
miro, bleibt abSumarten.
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Slit Sbip mcG tt6tbisc 8eiebe.

Sin Mitarbeiter oes v3imes Star"
in Cincinnati perliflirt Die &egulirmutb
unierer Staotgelebgebung in na6lteben=
Der t6itli6er geiie. 6olgenoe GeleBe
meint er, ieien fir ben Staat Obio mod
notbmenbig
Cine Siu, ben preis oes Glaier=ait=
tes gu reguliren uno beIien 8erfauf an
MinOerjdbrige gu perbieten. = Gine
Sill, Inn Die 6dlibung BON guttermil6
81 beitrafen. = Cine gi1 gum S6ube
Der Ra6teulen tpdbreno bes Sa9es. =
Sine 8il, ben 9unoen oas 6eulen 5lpi=
i6en 9 llbr glbenos unO 4 llbr Wlor=
gems 5u perbieten, sumal in StQoten
ppn mebr ais 10000 Ginmobnern. -
Cine Sill, um fir Die 2icenlirung bon
Sennen @ortebrungen 81 treHen uno ile
an3uDalte1t, ibre Gier nit Dem Datum
gu perIeben, an pe;dem lie 9ele9t wur=
ben, BEL Strafe Oes g8ioerrufs Der Si=
cenS. Cine Sill sur slmsnoirlng oes
@eIebes betitelt, Elm Gjeieb sn niOerru=
fen, ipel6es ben Sitel fiibrt Elm @eieb
iiber Die Politur oes 9iamalItenfeloes
fir S6lasballipieler.
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Vrobefdae.

9. s.. Clifford, Stem Gaiiel, Mis.,
litt on geuralgia llno Mbeumatismus,
iein Magen mar in llnoronune, feline
2ebsr in beiorgniberresenoem @rabt
angegriffetb iein Nppetit feblte linn uns
er bate fur6tbar an @epi6t uno Rrafi
abgenommen. Gom. e5bepberb, Sarris=
burg, Slls., bate 8Sabre lang cine fife
Benoe Wunbe an ieineln 8ein. Gr ge=
brau1te 3 6lai6er electric Yitters UNI
7S1abteln 8uflens 9rniea Salbe llnn
NOR 9ebeilt. gerfauft in Der Mpotbefe
ppn s. s.. Miller q Goln. 8
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Sic armeta NoifSsd),tncbrcr I!

Sic preuBiIden @olfsi6uaebrer lte=
ben unter elmer i6arfen Su6tel. Sic
oiirfen ni6t no6 eigener Tacpn ielis
tperoen, iie oiirfen ni6t obne obriateit=
li6e @rlaubniB aus Der @aiien Gnge
binaus ins offene 2onO flitben, uno jeBt
biirfen iie ni6t einlnal lnebr na6 ei9e=
nem Guito in ben 9afen Der @be einie=
9eln. Ser 6agener 2ebrer Menniger
lpar Der Meinung eeuelen. oaB gu Dem
@liife elmer 2iebesbeiratb auBer Der eli
men 9iitte unb ben stpei Sersen Die itan=
oesamtli6e Sanftion geniige. Sie Ge=
sierung 81 Mrnsberg mar aber anoerer
Nnii6t. Sic iuspenoirte ben jungen
@bemann pom Mmte, lpeil er, tpie es in
Dem 3eitript beiBt, li6 Der N6tung uno
oes slniebens ieiner. Stellung uno bes
0ertrauens, rel6es oieielbe erforoere,
baonrd unpiirbig seseigt bdtte, oab er
eine firhlihe 0eibe bes Gbebiinbnines
fir iiberfliiIli9 gebalten babe.