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WASHINGTON CRY, March LA contro-
versy which seemed imminent in the SEN
ate today owing to Voorhees, resolution
proposing that Mills Of Texas be tempor-
arily assigned to the committee on finance
in the absence Of Senator Vsnce. Was dis
sipated by the withdrawal Of the resolu-
tion. at the request, indeed, at the de-
mand. of the senator from Texas
Cullom of Illinois introduced .
bill for the erection of a statue
at the treasury department to Gen. 4. +.
Spinner. He also offered a resolution pro-
viding for the establishment of tariff
commission of nine TO regulate the tariff
on basis of the difference of wages here
and abroad. Mitchess of Oregon offered .
resolution directing the committee on
judiciary TO report what jurisdiction, if
any, the United States had for the protec-
tion of salmon in the Columbia river. Ore
gon, and il was agreed to.
VOORHEES, of Indiana stated that at the
request Of Mills he withdrew the resosu-
ton he offered yesterday appointing Mills
temporary member OF the finance COM
mittee.
Frye of Maine than took M the thread
of his Hawaiian speech. In the course OF
his remarks be severally criticized Blount's
course at Honolulu.
Gray. Dem, Of Delaware. briefly de-
Tended Biount.
The senate passed. with sundry amend
ments, the house bill providing for ur-
gent deficiencies.
At 3:i5 the senate took up unfinished
business, which was the bill for the erec-
tion OF . new government printing office.
Dolph of Oregon addressed the senate.
his speech degenes ating into personal
debate with Allen. Pop, OF Nebraska
After half an hour spent in executive ses-
sion the doors were reopepef ana the
senate adjourned until Monday.
Confirmations-tsrany Stuart, of
Montana, envoy extraordinary and min
ister plenipoten;i@ry TO Paraguay and
Uruguay Registers OF land Offices
Thomas Jones, at Burns. Or; Matthew Z.
Logan. Spokane, Wash. Receiver OF
pubic moneys-Anihony A. Cowing. at
Burns Or.
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Rio 3sSsiso, March 1.-The elections
took place today. and passed OF quietly.
They we're conducted in an entirely honest
mannef. neither soldiers nor police being
present at the polls. Trouble was
expected, but none occurred. No of
ficsal geturns have yet been received.
but IL seems almost certain that Senior
Pruderte de Moraes is elected prssidens
and Senor Victorino vice president. Pia-
cards verc posted last night without au-
thority nominating President Peixoto
for vire president. He received bus
few votes. The elections we're suspended
in Pars, Des,erro and Rio Grande do Sui,
owing 10 the fact that these places are
held BY the insurgents. senior Morass
will assume the presidential Office on No.
vembef- Is. Ii hoped the result Of the
electioas will bring the war to IN end.
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.ishous visidi0a and the latter by vo.e

without visidioa ani the latter BY vo.e
OF ST 20 49,
A vote VAS then taken on oashx ai.s's
amendment. which was lost. Ia 10 ia
a vote VAS then taken oa BANDS sab
stifuse- No attempt 60 break the quorum
Was made on the vote. and the Bland sub
ssssase Was adopted. III to 81 Before the
nnai vote could be taken Tracey OF New
YORK moved 10 recomnsis the bill without
Instructions to the com mitsee on coinage,
weights and measures. The motion TO
recomnit was defeated. i3s to ls7. The
vote WAS then taken oE final passage OF
the bill. The biil was passed. Is. 10 iso.
Loud cheers and han3c.apping greeted
the nnal announcement OF the victory won
BY the advocates of the measure
Following is the vote in detail on siuai
passage Of the bill:
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rhs Tari6 Bill.

w.sgtssros CRY, March 1.-The Demo
cratic members o. the senate committee
on finance met early this morning. and 8
considerable part of the forenoon was
spent in hearing Senator Faulkner, who,
il 10 understood. advised a concilis;orv.
conservative course IL developed today
tha; the attitude Of the Republican SEN
a,ors in reference 10 the sarn bill vas
discussed in the caucus The Democrats
have enough votes TO pass the bill. IL all
can De retained, otherwise Popeiists must
he relied upon.
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! Confirming the Fnses says: We have
reason TO believe Gladstone has n, sde his
last srscch in parliament ~ premier. and
that ne has ietermsaea to resign before
the nes session Of the wear.
The asiiy Nesrs SAYS that although Glad
stone has not resigned and all definite an
nounes ments on the subject are premature.
we f1ar that owing to personai reasons.
which have been often described. the
event teannos much longer be postponed.
Commfntine on the speech. the psify
Asses says; The spienaor of YESTERDAYS
speech and the viTor with which il was
delivered made IL diffieuls 20 r-alire that
the nation is about to lose his incompara-
bic services. The animpaired strength Of
his ply .sicai frame and the unainini.hea
brightness of his magnificent tntellecs
are coanterhalsnced hy the cruel
malady which has afflicted his eyes.
ihere - no reason why he
should not witness before his fnsi depart
ure the triumph Of the principle on which
he has .avished his maschless powers On
the day OF that victory it must. il will bs
Gsadstesne's victory" Discussing the
aues'io', of the successor to Gladstone the
News a-xues that the accident vsrth
ought not TO dehar Lord Rosebery from
the premiership. Regarding the lords the
News ssys Gladstone has struck . note
that viii ring through the land. The final
decision will not he given yet. There 10
no inteation TO dissolve rariiamset this
year. The lords have not filled the measure
OF their mischief.
The fAronicie says: "Ths old warrior
has gore down lighting. Hts last night in
tho horse marked an epoch in English his
tory. ard men will for years count them
selves happy that they took even
an incenspicuous part in IT, His depart
ure seems for the moment to isave the
world hare. How Ne shall miss him. his
couragss and faulticss bearing. subtly
blending the old world and the new!'
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CHAsLxsros. W. Va: March L--ssvsn
composites Of militia are In camp st Eagle,
thirty miles east. to maintain psscs be-
tween striking coal miners and men at
work. Yesterday . meeting Of strikers
was held, at which u vas determined 10
force the working miners 10 come out.
The strikers went to Wyant's mines, about
800 strong. with fifty guns The working
miners took refuge In tippls. oil we'll
armed. The strikers Whsa within aboat
100 yssds began firing. The men In the
tipple replied with telling effect, killing
one man and wounding several. After the
conflict the attacking party went 70 shs
Montgomery and Haley mines for rsiu-
forcersents and returned at = m, 1. 500
strons. They made no attack, and no
trouble is expected while the troops r.
main.
CHiRIEsros, w. Va, March with
six men seriously wounded and one dead
o. the result Of the riot 1t the Eagle mines
last aight there has been much excite
ment all day. bat no further bioodshsd.
While there are no new Developments
tonieht. there are plenty Of rumora Az
$50 tsov. McCorkls received . telegram
from the sheriff and railitary officers In
comraand Of the troops ~ Eagle stat
ing shat there was likely TO be .
conflict between the civil and military
authorities, and asking that martial Law
be declared. At 4 O'Clock another dispatch
WAS received from Gen. Wood that over
1000 strikers had congregated at Mont
gomsry. and were determined to do serious
damage tonight. Accordingly the gov
srnos countermanded an order recalling
two companies OF militia. The governor
also sent Col. X. Il. Carr TO the scene,
with instructions 10 declare martial Law.
II necessary.
Al o o'clock tonight . special TO the
Daily Gazefte from Montgomery says
everything is quiet and no dsmonatsar
tior appears likely unlsss the troops ars
removed. but trouble 10 bound -
cone to wyant, proprietor Of the Eaxis
mines. sooner or later. - his course from
the beginning has been anything but con.
ciliatory 10 the men.
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E..,...r Logan Con firm-a.

w.sursGros CRY. March Especial.
The confirmation OF Ma,thew r. Logan,
register at Spa zane. WAS held IN by the
senate in order 70 investigate charges re-
fiec,.ng upon his personal character made
since his appointment by tie president
These proved so be not welt founded and
confirmation fol lowed today.
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BERLIN, March The debate on the
Russo German treaty Of commercs was
continued today and the treaty was inally
referred to the committee against the
votes Of the Freisinnigs and 6ocialise
mann beru
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Cummings then asked and obtained
unanimous consent fer the bill for the
reclamation of the United States steamer
D. m. the house adjourned.
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rORxr0N NsWu.

bard Of bandits led BY . dsspssade named
Martira, had . conflict Thursday with The ar.
therisies OF the town of ltslahusra. Mexico. -
which she mayor and ons of,osr and eight han
diss Vero Killed
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tseas.al Master Nosk man sovereiSn spoke g
Minnespoiss sssasy night h go very mild.
sna dsd not defy Jadss Jsnkins by adssdna
xorshsrn fseiae spssssayss 70 ststkA
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PoRrl.~s. March I--isr~cial. F. Man
sger Barmore. Of the Hotet Portland. will
resign his position On Apr.i L He will bs
succeeded by Harry C. bowers. AZ present
manager Of The Hotel spokane This
change was determined upon at . meeting
Of the directors.
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The Democrats will hold mass meet
lag as the AInory tonight
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fssoNs IN
French. Music
And German
~efss 81 lsglycllyyY

nAvia c Cares, a,
A.As..s' Nrs ! J. Hunt Narves fAse
III Sa rev. Wallace NastlN& is.p IuH
vsr 49, ast parents of hsfmcr raplfs
kyrscS~s tatortGstiea aresy 10 tSe MISSES
II Neot kNE rs E.sventh sareeA CIV
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MILWAUKEE,, March The A. r. A. row
In MiIwauKee's crack regiment, the
Foslrth. Is exciting military circles. Capt.
West, Of the Rush guards. 10 charged with
diseharging several members Of the rsgi-
nsent because they are members OF the A.
T.. A.. aud an investigation has been or
desed. West il sad 10 have admitted the
charge, aud claims that such sctien 10
necessary to restore harmony In the
re simenL IL 10 further said that Capt.
Barton. Vests predecessor. Who recently
resigned, was . member Of the A. r. A..
ard filled the company with members Of
the association. fearing an uprising Of
Catholics. Ii IL claimed by some OF Vests
friends that the proposed investigation
viii reveal = plot 70 pack the Wisconsin
National Guard with members Of the anti.
Catholic organization.
sscresary Mevtea's 6snxmsn ssnssaeea-
NEBRASKA CIrr. Seb.. March L-Judes
Chapman today sentenced u. T. White,
who xas convicted of hanging Secretary
Morton ia etfigy. 20 pay fine of $40 and
zhe costs of prosecution. A motion for 3
new trial was oyerraled. Whites attor-
aey viii appeal the case 10 the supreme
court.
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.esi Miss win,ereearne gFrresi rniea
% the Home aaa to.easag rrasntaS
49, laaaSa knsisndl, who hnids . klnx
Say rsseasrs CerIiacase second srsaa
sess Wesvsa 81 aay time
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n les mSnth.
SS--1.t.s Tee % s. per month will ee chargeA for
~ materials ass - ettt. aud staIieasry.
kFns1ases 81 tsaSainx are eas>a on
Hssss. SYSTEM. wstca is nav oeiax uni.
~ sNsssss by tie sssi ssseasss o. .sfSasA
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Gr5iebe uniern Smaben mir gum
W&aun
Don Gilbert Graeeer.

Mein glab 1T brauben, Deib, mein 2oos
8e1hmerbe,
Ser rauhe &f umbiiitert rein 9emiiib,
Gin @aft bin i1 nur on benz eignen 9erbe,
SnbeB babeim bein titles Slid erbliibt;
Ooh su ioa1t Sbeil an meinem 8erfe haben,
Du tuirft bollenoen, mas id nur besanm,
Die 2iete CAB bir, Wutter, etnen &naben:
Grsiebe uniern anaben mir gum Wann
Du trdumf unb itnnit an ieiner engen Biege,
llnb Iaui4eit angitlid5 auf ben leiien Sauh.
Sd ring unb fdmpfe fir Der 3utunft Siege,
Die 3utunft itIdft In bieier Wie9e auh:
sic lGhelt btr aus ieinen heIen 8liden,
Sic pebt bid frii1 in feinem 9auds at,
Sab tpeidli4 bid BON feinem Ssaum unts
itrifen:
@rsiebe unlern anaben mir sum Mlann
Der @artner brinst bic slitbe gum Gntfalten,
9o1 niHt fir ith bribt er ben bufttSen
StrauB,
Ridt tporb ber &nabe biz, ibn su bebalten,
8riib5eitig ienb' i'm in ben Rampf binaus
llno pab nitt Mnelt uub 8ansen bi1 pers
weibt bart beSrobt tsin sers,blat stGlt Du alsoann,
Maa' ibn seiHidt, bab er iib tapfer ipebre,
Gr3ebe uniern anaben mir gum Wann
Oo4 nit benz Ruiie in Der abi9iebsi itunbe,
g8te NIT benz eriten alien @ieeenreim,
Grtped unb rdbr' auf letnes 9er3enS @runbe
Die SePniu4t na9 Dem friebIideu Oabeim
Sbm lei per5pnnt, bes Samples 3iel 5u
i4auen,
8as nur im Eraum beS 9 ters Ser3 umIpann,
auf it4rem @runb ben itiuen Sers su banen :
@r3iebe uniern Rnaben mir gum Mann
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6eaen ilnreineS 8lut.

Sie 8ebeutung bes 8lutes fir ben
meni6li6en &0rper lit Sebermann be-
fannt. Seber folte babe itets Gorge
tragen. baB baieIbe Don alien unreins
beiten befreit mirb. 9ie 8erbauung
ipielt sbenfaqs fir bic @elunbbeit bes
90rpers cine pi6tige &olle. 9ur9
Die manaelbafte 0erbauung merben
eine groBe Nn3abl &ranfbeiten berpors
gerufen; I'm bieies gu bermeiben, ges
brau6e man Or. 9usuft &Dnig's 8
9amburger Sropfen.
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9ah ber slmsriff bic bette 9edama,

iitetne anerfannte Babrbeit, aber hi&t Sepermann
lit flus senus, i in bic Ycition bes Mnsreenben gu
iesen. Nnsebenber e&ptnbi biu&t euerst 5u 9etbe ses
ben, beibt fe in BITE Glu&t idIasen. Dasu siebt eS
fetn befereS WaitteI alS Scfetter'S WaSenbtiters.
Seicnbers su empeblen TT eS in 5dlen BON llntbdts'
tet ber Nieren, ber gprufe eiuer ebe per9eereuber
arantbetten, pelhe me t6btlid perlaufen, penn ie
pernadlaifist werbeu. Brisbt'ide Nierenfrantbett,
3uderrubr, Waiieriuat, Seoema, inb nur bic 6plsen
rerna&ldiister untbdttstet ber Rersn nnp Der Slae
Ste Spten befdmpst iperbeu fobalb f bic erten @nz
,etben bemert5ar MAIDEN, unb 5war nit b4E 8itterS,
oaS tbrem Gordrtt Ginbalt tbut, tnbem IS Ste arnz
prsane 5u sunber 1bittafet anrest unb oa bur4bies
ienisen bic I'd bteieS MtttelS bebieneu, ae5en ALE
fdhst. &u4 leifet eS Bic beften 0tenfe Seseu gers
itopfuus, 9eberleosn, Walara, @erpcftdt iunp 0pS=
nenfe.
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@tue ptertelbuuoertiabrtae 9rube.

Gn ppueS DterteIabrbunbert lang III Or. Rings
neue Gntfeduns seprpbt pprben unb bic Sunberte.
pelHen bdbur4 9ebolfen purpe, t6uneu be3euaeu,
pel4 Duneerbar betlenbe Wrtuus bieS Mttte bel al
len Grfrantunseu bes Salie8, ber Bru une Der 9uns
gen auSnbt. Gin WitteI, has etne 70 lanse Yrpbe
beitauben Bat unb oas ene 70 aIsemene 8ertebtsuns
sepdbrt bat, 1T tetn Experiment Hebr. Seee Sal6e
prb pciitip au ttre gBtrtuus bin sarautirt, i'm
sattpen Sale mirb ba5 @elb surddseBablt. 1teS
Wtttel pirb alsemein fur faS mt fiamife sur Seuns
pom Sufen unb GrtdI!unsen sebaIten. lrpbeFa4en
fret tn ber Gan gntontp Drug Company. 8rpBe
Glaihen gu so GentS uab $I.O0.
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eifen, batte feine Wasenidmerjen mebr unb
mari meine Nnrpbinpulber tueg. als idj
Shre Wtebiatnen gum er'ifen Wale aabnl, filblte
tf juerit nur nod iibler. SD murbe better unb
tonnte bret Gage lang ntdt laut ipreden.
Dann aber tpur6e i'd beiier, meine Shmer.
gen borten auf unb i'd ionnte aut idllafeu;
nletne yfernen tuurben rubiaer. Gbe ic) Shre
0feoiain nabm, mar id3 bier Wouate bett.
ldgsrig une msin 3uitanb beri&lmm.rte lid fort.
6dbrsno so babe an @emidbt betrddtlid eetppn.
men nio tam ben ean5en Gag arbeiten."
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- Cine mpferiDie Wforbs un6
selbtmorbsM sMfaire bat ii6 in giies
mad abgeipielt. Gin 2eip3iger &aufs
mann, Namens 9bomas, bat bort
feline Stiefto6ter pergiftet unb bann
Selbfmorb begangen. ueber bas
Wotip Der Doppeltbat 1T bisber nidts
befannt genDrben.
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Saume 10DH gum 3,De1ten W(dl IN D1es
fem Sommer polI S9oten unb an ben
Qeften hdngt @nmmi (Mer. Goma)
in 5tiiden 10 groB mie pfaumen.
Soate bas ni6t bas arabii6e Summit
in Dielen Sdllen erieben f0anen, ba es
an Tarbe unb alebrigfeit ibm gana
dbnlid, 1T unb Der Baum aud 3u oen
Wtimo len geh6ris
Dor mebreren Wo6en mar ieber
Ulesauitbaum bier BON Samienben tleiz
ner, gelbbrauuer 5asl6metterlinge
olele Sage lang umflattert. 8enn bic
ale :bre @ier an bic 8dume gelegt ba=
ben lOllten. luiirbe es nG6Ites Sabr
tuobl &aupen genug geben; DieQsiGt
tDaren lie aber nur Oil + benz 9ur93uge,
pie fpdter bann anb re Nrten aub.
Dieie Gegenb mub iibrigens friber
be6eutenb beHer beipalfet gepelen
iein, alS iebt, mas mon Oil ber Nn3abl
bon Baumitumpen erfennen fann, bic
man an bielen iebt fablen Stellen nod
antrifft. Ser uyiaden Der @nttpalbung
finb mebrere gepeien. 3up6rberf bic
SOrelolisfeit unb unmiHenbeit Der
Beb0lferung, bic, ebenlo ipie in Spa
nien, gan5 gtorb 2lfrifa, @prien unb
Subda, bas umbauen Der 8dume meis
fterli6 Deritanb. aber 5l1 faul, gebanz
teulOs unb sefiibaes mar, al8 bab iie
einen Wal6baum angep1anat bdtte.
Sic Gnb6ben finb fur 8dume unb
Walber; bsnn obne 9Bdlber feline
QueQen." Oas 1T Der er1te @run6iab
Der 6ru6tbarfeit zines 2anbes.
Jtun batte mon allerbin9s Dor -
Sabren bier nod fein anberes Brenns
mGterial als 9Dl3, unb bas Stdbt1en
bamals bon ettpa 500 @intpobnern,
ba3u bas Sort Duncan unb bic per>
fbmenberiide &amin= Geuerung, pers
braudten piel 9ol3 9dtten nun bic
2eute bon ben bret ober pier Stdmmen
Der Wesquitbdume nur bic trummen
unb einise bide Nefe absebol3t ben
9auptitamm aber iteben laffen, 10 tpdre
bieier I'M 10 better gema6ien unb ba8
2anb bdtte iebt Diel S6atten unb-
@ras. Mber 10 tpeit reibte eben Der
Gerltanb nidt. 9a3u fam banu nod
id tueiB nidt, tpenn, ba es porber ii9
ere snete, ebe i'd berfam = elm Walb=
branb, Dieaeidt bur6 9irten obsr
6u afdQer beruriadt, etpa 16 Weilen
BON bier, Der cine GIdde BON mebreren
Meilen Oermiiitete, 10 bab mod beute,
mad etwa 20 Sabren, iene @egenb bon
ben Merifanern bier bic Llano que:
mado, bic rberbrannte @bene", ges
nannt mir6. WaS alIo bier feblt, linb
gdume unb ibr g 6attsn; na=
tiirli9 Bdume, mel6e bic SDmmers
bibe ertragen f6nnen, pie Maulbeers,
Sadberrp: uub Mesquitbdume, unb
iolde Bdume iollten in boppelter &eibe
gu beiben 9eiten nidt nur an ieber
@iienbabn, iOnbern aud an ieber
2anbitrabe fteben unb iunge 8dume
genug gum 9erpflansen fteben ia in
ben gfieberungen Der meifen SliiHe
unb Bd9e. Sas tpdre Der Mnfang aur
9ebung bieier @egenb; bas nd6fe
aber wdre. bas &eaenwafer nibt uns
geniiBt fortlaufen gu Iafen, ionoern es
auf5ufangen. in @iiternen, in Sants
unb bur6 Nbbdmmung Der &esenbd9e
Ober MrropOs, 10 baB es Sei9e sdbe,
an benen bann Weiben unb ulmen
(E]m, Olmo) lpadien tpiirben.
Nrteiii6e grunnen fnb in ber Sob
leareglOn, aud in Norbs 9eras, auBer
Jrage, oa bas @a7er ialais 1T, unb
Quellen giebt es bier nidt auf 20
Weilen oberbalb unb unterbalb eagle
paB. Sie Meni9en aber fonnten bod
piel tbun, iuenu fe einanfer belfen
unb ni9t nur Ieben. ionbern aud les
ben lafen. Sh. 6ieIi9er.
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Gs tutrS Sbuem aud, ant thum.

er lanse Sabre an etner l6meren 0erentranfb.it ,u
Ietben bate, NIT tefttseu S6merjen TN Radeu unb
elmer slet4setttssn Blaien Infection. CT periudte
rnsfe shnfitse 8irtuns. Gtpa nor einem Sabre
besann er ben @ebraud bs8 Gectrc BttterS unb rrar
nit iciorttser Grlet6tsruns. Das Glectrtc Siiters
etsnet td defenders bur Setluns aGsr 0terenz unb
Der 6ebrauh etner einStaeu g.aide rrtrb eteie Ses
bauptuns besttjer. preis nur SO GeutS fur bic
9roBe Slai4e. gu baben In per San antpnc Drug
Spmpdus
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8iaig! 8iMig! 8iaig! /!
Seppide, Wfatten, Houleamr

Jteben einsm boaen 2aser Der feiniten 9eppide,
Matteu unb &pueaur, beren greiie ale ben 3eis
ten ansemenen ernadbist tporben finb, baben mir
Elm redt bibides Nfortiment bon steiten sulams
menaeiteut bic ipir billis absebem. @he Sbr irs
senbiuo in bieiem artifel fault, iogtet Sbr unier
9aaer beii@tist habem, cenn tpir bieten inerreite
@ortbeile.
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tn ben @insemeibeii, III
berTruit unb berSeite,
fibne mid tpunb in
8iiden unb TN Uterus,
lpari i1pah, ,nerpos unb
fonnte nidt fblafeu.
Hahbeln id bon Sb'
rem "Favorite Pre-.
scription" uno "Gol-
den Medical Discov-
cry" semommen bate,
fing i4 on better 5iliper'
ben. Nah pierSebn 10.
gen fonnteih i'm Saufe
k.S,,e.nnha<& 4otSrfs
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I'm Der burd1 bic grb.@iultiir

- I'm Der bur6 bic Orb. .@inltiir3e
10 i6mer seiddbisten Stabt S6neibe,
miibl in Der preuBii6en probin3 poien
gu belfen, bat Der Safer mittelit Gabis
netsorbre genebmist, baB bic Stabt 3u
ibrem 8eften cine 2otterie peranfaltet,
burd bic Elm llebeti6uB BON 800, 900
Wtart es,ielt merben ion.
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Urdu WtIItdm N Nobert8 BON BrtO0e-
port, " U, ihretbt: y9dtte i'd Sbre Me6i,
5tn ntft 9euommer, 10 mare id) jett nidt
mebr bier. Die Aer5te fonnten mir ni6t
belfen, ih stid) einem Sielett, fonnte nidt
eijen, bate entietli6e 6hmer,en I'm Maaen,
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,6errell , MnSiise.

@ebuftipn tpie nod ME subor! Seine 4eiells
idaftsz unb &eiles Mn3lse fir 81 35, 1886 uns
1855. 8eiebt bic Daare, ben SHnitt IT, bic arbeit.
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- Gin in Scnafons prafticirenber
fran30lif6er Nrat. Or. @ricfon. bebaups
tet, ben Bacillus Der 8eulenpen entbedt
III habeu.
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@raf Qubtpiq Marpgna, bo

- @raf 2ubpig Marogna, bas
beutf4e Mitglieb oes oberlten internaz
tionalen @eri1tsbofes gu Nleranbrien,
bat Gnbe Mdr3 bieie Stelle perlafen,
I'M in ben @ubeitanb gu treten. @r
bat 10 Sabre bieie interefante Shdtig<
teit in Megppten ausgeiibt, benz oeutz
1@en Mamer unb Der oeuti9en .&ehtsz
pflege i'm b0dften @rabe @bre gema9t
unD fih auieitig bes grDBten Mn1ebens
unb beionberer 8eliebtbeit gu erfreuer
gebabt. Sci ieinem @deioen Bat ber
Sultan i'm bur9 eine1 feiner b09iten
Orben ausge5ei9net. 3u 1einem Naa<
folger 1T BET taiferli@e &egierungsratb
@e{der, ber GonieiQer legtite bes osz
austpdrttgen Mmts 5u &onz
itantinopel, Elm 8ruber bes @ei@sz
tagsabgeorbneten unb 2anbratbs Bpm
We1el, bon ber beuti9en &esierung in
sebra9t tporoen.