davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1894-07-09
lrwin's errors and punching Of hitb in the
NTH and seventh tell tho story. Attsndsnce,

'Wilmot out, interference with fielder.
Washington. o o o 8 e 0
Chicago. ............ 3 o o 0 0 o 2-6
Earned runs-Chicago. 4: Washington, Two
base hits-Dahlen. Hnssaman, .; Anson. LanGe,
and Schriver. Three-base hiis--Decker. 2,and To-
beau. Stolen bases-Irwin, Lanse, Cartwright,
Mercer, Dshlen, Selbach, and Ward. First base
on balls-of Esper, ]: of Mercer, 9; on Grimth.
g Hit by pitched ball-Schriver. Struck out
By Esper, /; by Grifith. 8. Time-22l Umpire
Mr. McQuaid.
The Washington times., 1894-07-09
couIdn,t Stand the pace.

81. Louis. July s.-The Browns played an
errorless game up to the sixth inning, when
Ciarkson went to pieces and the iielders with
him. Attendance 1000
The Washington times., 1894-07-09
FIFTH RAcE-Five furlongs.
Selections,

Selections,
First race-Brightwood; Julia l.
Second race--Clara Bell: Ponce dc Loon.
Third race-Traitor: Detroit
Fourth race-Agitation: Ida R
Filth race--Cheddar; Tedd Gegg.
The Washington times., 1894-07-09
DON'T

lie . bed WoEfy1n9 Whet6er your bank ls Roing 10
bust but put ycur ssvin&s In land, d,there fs can't
y,'2s zsse ~ = sss''rs @ sse,s 9 6 -
The Washington times., 1894-07-09

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
BALTIMORE, IA; CINCINNATI, 4.
WAsHINGr0N, 9; CHICAGO, 8.
BROOKLYN, II; ST. LOUIS. &
The Washington times., 1894-07-09

Orioles Increase Their Lead.
CINCINNATI, July s.-Errors by the Reds
and hits by the Baltimores made to-day's
game very one-sided contest. Attendance,
q mn
The Washington times., 1894-07-09

Batteries-Chamberlain, Tannehill, and Mur-
ply for Cincinnati; McMahon and Clarke for
Baltimore
baJo hits-Chamberlsin. Clarke, Jennings,
Kelly, and McMahon. Three-base his-Kelly
and Mcmahon. Home run-Holliday. Double
base on balls-By Chambe Rim, !; by 1annehiIl,
5; by Mcmahon. !. Struck out-By Tanuehtll, /.
Wild pitch-Chamberlsin. Time-20 Um-
pires-Messrs. Hurt and Hartley.
The Washington times., 1894-07-09

Batteries-Clarkson- Miller, for Sc Louis; Stein
Daley, for Brooklyn
Earned runs-St Louis, I; Brootiyn, Two
base hits-Dowd, Ely. Connor. and Stein Three
base hits-0R Rourke and Peitz- Home run
Daily @ Double plays-Ely and Connor. First
base on balls-On Ciarkson. .; on Stein, 4
Struck out-By Ciarkson, g. Wild pitch-Clark-
son. Time-20. Umpiro-Mr. GafIney.
The Washington times., 1894-07-09
The U0finq
Has Now Commenced

. lin earnest for the wee little par
. Elephants in our Baby Popularity
- Contest, and the large number of
. ballots already cast is but a slight in
. dication of the tremendous interest
. which the contest is exciting among
. the mothers and their friends
Only two short months (tili August
= BY, and four babies will be the proud
. possessors Of four handsome prizes
. Each Soc worth purchased entities
- purchaser TO one vote. y. B.-No
. contestants will be entered after
- Monday night, July9
- E-1he Wilson $3.50 Shoes for
- tender foet are the best $3.50 Shoes
. in America VIII bear investigation.
The Washington times., 1894-07-09

Nothing could be prettier or more ex-
citing than the pcnnant race ard there Is
chance for either Of the first eight clubs to
land the rag. The Baltimore Orioles have
not been doing so well in the West, while Bos-
ton and New York have taken on a brace
which resulted in their getting right in line
OF succession 10 the lead. Last years cham
pions have apparently gotten tired of playing
shiftless ball, and they are winning right
straight along. The Giants have struck their
proper gate and unless Baltimore improves
wall.
The Washington times., 1894-07-09

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The Washington times., 1894-07-09

Cincinnati after winning eleven straight
games. broke the run on Saturday and gave
the Orioles an opportunity to get in much
needed victory. Brooklyn, Cleveland. and
Pittsburg have not been doing as well as ex-
pected. the Spiders particularly making very
poor showing. Chicago and st. Louis have
kept up their general average, while the SEN
ators and Colonels are keeping up that deadly
battle for the tail-end honors. Louisville is
more dissatisfied with her team than WASH
ington. the attendance at the former place
being very small.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-05
THE CITY COUNCIL.
Proceedings OF Last Nights Regular
Monthly Meeting.

Monthly Meeting.
CRY COUNCIL. RooM, Rock Is,.xn
June 4.-The council met in REQ.
semi-monthly session at 8 n. me
Mayor Medill presiding, and all the
aldermen present. The minutes Of
the regular and subsequent adj
lourned meetings were read and an
proved.
The mayor nominated for directors
OF the public library Prof. C. w.
Foss, &. W. Durham and G.. L.
Walker, who were confirmed bv
unanimous vote.
Inc mayor nominated for patrol
man Max kautz. Rejected, 6 to 8.
Inc mayor nominated for patrol
man Dennis Mccarthy. Rejected, 6
The mayor nominated for patrol
man George W. Hanna. Rejected, G
toS.
The mayor nominated for patrol
man John Larkin. Rejected, 6 to 8.
The mayor nominated for patrol
mon John Bender. Confirmed, Is to 1.
Officers report for the month of
May were read by the clerk and or
dered placed on file.
Aid, Corken, from the finance
committee, submitted an ordinance.
which was adopted by unanimous
vote, allowing audited bills ou of
the various funds, rs follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-05
Construction account.


A bill OF DIR. c. Bernhard for
S22.5O was referred to the Committee
on Claims.
Alderman Corken, from the Finance
Committee, reported on the petition
OF the Augustana University Associa-
ton recommending the repayment
of any municipal tax that may be
paid. Adopted.
Alderman Nelson reported the let
ting of the contract for printing the
annual reports of city officers to j.
+. Dindinger for $50 as the lowest
bidder. Approved.
Alderman Kuschmann. from the
Street and Alley Committee, sub
mitted plat of sidewalks for the
Sixth ward aldermen to designate
what sidewalks they desire filled.
Alderman Kuschmann offered an
ordinance fixing street grades on
Thirty fifth street and Fifth avenue.
Passed by unanimous vote.
The Clerk read petition of the
property-holders on Twelfth street
for the construction of sewer; also
a remonstrance OF other property
holders. Referred to the Sewer Com
mittee.
The petition for an ordinance to
license bill posters was referred to
the License Committee, on motion OF
Alderman Maucker.
The Clerk read petition from IL.
IL. Berger for permission to erect q
cold storage building. Referred to
the Fire and Light Committee.
The Clerk read a petition from r.
jacobson and other Twelfth street
property owners, for tie extension
of water main. Referred to the
Waterworks Committee.
The Clerk read q communication
from the Rockford Constructing Co.,
asking the city to pay half of a claim
for damages compromised for $lOO
with j. l.. Bean, with affirmative
recommendation OF City Attorney
Haas. The City Attorney was in
structcd to make settlement on the
recommended basis, on motion OF
Alderman Schneider.
The Clerk read an ordinance to re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-05
KNOWLEDGE

49,. comfort and Improvement and
h,', :, personal enjoyment when
W nod The many, who live bet
O, , s!, others and enjoy life more, with
'I 1l""rrrl.turc, by more promptly
~ the worlds best products to
,-.'.I. of physical being, will attest
z. l,r-, ~ ical,h Of the pure liquid
G-r r-incjplcs embraced in the
80, syrup Of Figs
Hence is due to its presenting
", f.r-p most acceptable and pleas
y ~ ..- f-..e the refreshing and truly
si,l properties of n perfect lax
.l. .F .rdl.y cleansing the system,
: i,ir- colds. headaches and fevers
=. r--~auratjy curing constipation.
/. ... ..,,r .l.isfaction to millions and
v.s enc approval Of the medical
I'm. l,causc it acts on the Kid
II. ! .g.- and Bowels without weak
IN, th,m anil it is perfectly free from
- fb.r..Hnablc substance.
..r- "a Figs is for sale by all drug
!. I'M ln.rr3 81 bottles, but !. is man
...pri Dr. the California Fig Syrup
/. NV y.u-c name is printed on every
..s.. also the name, Syrup of Figs,
\, i'm. ven informed, you will not
,.r. say substitute If offered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-05

repeal an ordinance for the construc.
ton OF a storm drain ON Ninth ave.
nue.. Passed unanimously.
The Clerk read an ordinance to
amend an ordinance for the improve.
ment of Nineteenth street by making
the payments in seven annual install.
ments instead of five. Passed by
unanIm Gus vote.
The Clerk read an ordinance to
amend an ordinance for the improve.
ment of the first section OF Seven
teenth street. Passed by unaoimous
vote.
The Clerk read an ordinance to
amend an ordinance for the improve
ment of the second section Of Seven
tecnth street. Passed by unanimous
vote.
Alderman Kennedy offered reso-
luton instructing the City Attorney
to defer action on the suit for the i'm
provement OF Seventeenth sire,
south of Ninth avenue by special as.
sessment, until further instructed
by the Council. Alderman Maucker
moved to lay the resolution on the
table. Lost to s. The question
REQUIRED on the original motion and
it was adopted 8 to 6 as follows:
Ayes-Kennedy, F. II. Schroeder,
johnson, Bladel. Foss, Cramer, Mel.
son. Schnei6er-S.
Noes Roth, Kuschmann, Fred
Schroeder, Corken, Dauber, Mauckcr,
g.
A recess was taken for the exam.
nation Of plans for wooden storm
drain In Schnell's addition submitted
by City Engineer Darling. On reas-
sembling :hc matter was further con-
sidered, the engineer recommending
a circular drain with steel bands, in
preference to square box drain, and
a motion by Alderman Kennedy was
adopted, authorizing the Mayor to
employ Mr.. Paddock to assist MIR.
Darling in the elaboration Ola plan,
and the City Attorney be requested
to draft an ordinance according to
the engineers instructions, and pre-.
sent it to this Council, and that when
the Council adjourn it be till next
Monday evening.
Alderman Fossmoved that the Clerk
be instructed to notify the c.. R. l
& p. and c. B. & Q railroad com.
psnies to place fagman at Forty.
third street. Carried.
Alderman Kennedy moved thai
Mr.. Paddock be employed to go owe,
the grade of Tweuty-third street and
establish grade stakes, etc.
Alderman Nelson offered a resolu
ton instructing the Street Superin
tcndent to raise the curling to grade
on the cas-. side of Thirty first street
Referred to the Street and Ale,
Committee.
Alderman Kennedy offered a reso
luton instructing the Waterwork:
Committee to locate a site for th,
stand pipe on the bluff. and report a
the next meeting. Referred to tn,
Waterworks Committee.
Adjourned on motion of Alder mar
Bladel to next Monday evening.
A. d. HUEsISG. City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-05
Cheap Real Estate.

In order to enable me to close up
the estate of the late Dennis Warren,
i will sell the following described
property very low and upon accom-
modating terms:
Lot in block IS, Old Town OF
Rock Island.
South half of lot 2, in block u,
Old Town of Rock Island.
One hundred and eighteen acres
of land in section 10. township II,
Il !. S. Z. of Moline
Three S0-acre tracts of land in
township IL. R2, near Warren creek.
MAY 81, 1894.
p. l.. MITCHELL, Administrator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-05
Facts Worth knowing,

In all diseases of the nasal mucous
mem brane the remedy used must he
non-irritating. Nothing satisfactory
can be accomplished with douches.
snuifs, powders or astringents, be-
cause they are irritating, do not
thoroughly reach the affected sur
faces. and should be abandoned rs
worse than failures. A multitude of
persons. who had for years borne all
the worry and pain that catarrh can
infiict, testify to radical and perma-
nent cures wrought by Ely's Cream
Balm. Your druggist has it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-05
Little. Bu. Oh, NV"

Thus ran the refrain to the oil song. and the
same may be said of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets They are little, but oh, my. Don't hey
drive awsy the blues, expel malarial polsol and
bliousness from the system, constipation,
sick headache, clear The cog ed braiu and eau e
the DEF ed sufferer 10 brace up and realize that
life is worth living after all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-05
Over FI2 a Minute


more
of
n in then
Life
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-05

Call for Rock Island
brewing Co. Beer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-05
1--WE YOU $ $ i: $;:? !: 81.
U You want immediate relief and
Get
.JAK.

BAD what DR.. Snyder, formerly
Iiigoport. says:
Chicago, March Z. 1893
nam. ~ Adams street, City:
Ueir Doctot-Afy attention was i.st called
q. 'iE" last year 10 the ca-c Of Captain j.
'1' ~ Atlant va, who was attacked in
With acute ucphrifi- (infiimcd kidncys)
inflammation OF hladdcr). After pre-
' usual remedies without avail. ''san
f'' I9-rsfed. and We Improvement was so
aDr the nr-t dose thlta complete cure
sprcdily, that NJ once commenced
I'.Ir ~ ~ merits. and have since pre-
H almost every Huown form Of kid
t.rr. urethral, vaginal and catarrhal
followed in each instance by the hap
gvu case tcystiiisl the rciiefit gave me
ll,- was simply marvellous.
lrr sis In my own family YVES very
i by few do>cs. and radically
' 'l1n week rom practical exrcr-
I.tHHcr Of bad Cases ofisucorrhoea. ! an
'lf have found no remedy that is
'sIr I...n
...l ave never before given profcs-
uvnt To proprietary remedy. -sy
| aud without reserve that ! coasio
vrri'lblc boon To- humanity. and
BE- . the -urcst professional teste,
r1utidcucc IL is better than II II
| 'i is be-.
rHHuu 10 prescribe Il in all cases OF
pc catarrhal troubles In preference
t.uNu remedies.
'Iu.c, especially In the casee Of weak
.if'r, "cau dak" can he relied upon
'''rr.y. The delicious taste Of the
..1 IA - favor, In prescribing u fer
'T o., present using "San Jak" a. an
sin diseases and several cases Of
hviug Welded 50 readily to IT.
shall continue to- use u I'm similar
CONFIDENT that II Will meet all the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-05
Sustain
Home Industry
On Tap everywhere.
Only Union labor employed.

The Rock Island Brewing Company, success
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery, |.
Huber's City Brewery and Raible & Stengels
Rock Island Brewery, as well as Julius Junpe's
Bottling Works. has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Bottlng de-
partment in the country The product IS the
very best. Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part Of the tri7cities, and NAV
be ordered direct from the head offices on Mo-
line avenue by Telephone.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-14

begeben, um nit bortigen @eiun5beitss
geamten betreffs Der @6olera gpibe>
mie 81 beratben. @s merben bort
bic forgfdltigiten Quarantdae MaBz
regeln getroffen.
= @min pai@as 9lnselesen6eiten
tperben INNER perlpidelter. Die gors
minber feiner So6ter Serbia unb ieis
ner erfen Grau, gmilie 2eibidaft,
tonnten ii6 nidt einigen uab bic Witte
tue ftebt i'm 8esriffe, in einem preuBis
f9en Geri6tsbofe bic 8eiieiteiebung
BON gmins formeller Nbpption bos
Serbia gu beantrasen, ba bieItlbe unter
benz preubii@ea @efebe unsiiltig iei.
SIN Oi6ceien &atb 5u Breslau
tumrbe fiir3lid Der Staubpuntt barge
legt. uelden Der papf SEQ XIII. sur
gei9enberbrennungs.Gras einnimmt.
Dana6 mag 2ei6enberbrennung, obs
glei6 beretii6 i'm prtn3ip, unter ipes
aieaen umitdnben, peltbe @arantie
gegen einen 6ffentli6en Stanbal bies
ten, geitattst uerben. Ser fatbolil9e
&lerus mag ben Srauergottesbienf fiir
gu berbreunenbe 2ei6en leiten, aber
ni9t I'M arematorium eri6einem.
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iebr gut bemdbrt babeu. Man bat
bort eben einseleben, baB es nur ielten
m0gli6 it, 5p6lf 2eute auIammeuaus
bfiAgen, unter benen ii6 ni6t entfpe6er
eiM fdufli6er 2ump Ober bod penig=
itens ein "Crank" befinbet unb bab
bic @eridtigfeitspflege 5ur Harce bere
abfiuft, wenn it'd elf inteligente, ge>
piiienbafte unb braoe Wfdnner benz
Ma6tgebote zines ieuer 8eioeH ftigen
miii1en.
Wir ftn6 Der felienfeiten 3uberfi6t,
baB Der einmal ins Ronen gebra6te
Stein Der Surpreform ni@t pieber
gum ti0fano fommen miro. 2ange
genug mirb's freili6 bauern, bis alle
6orberungen Oes gefunbeu Meni6ens
peritanbes in 8e3us auf cine iol6e 5ur
Durdf1brung gelangt iein tuer6en.
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strtois uuBte ii6 zines 5treidbolses
beOieneil, Inn bas Manulfript an5u=
5iinoen, Das 4apier idien bon elmer
belonoeren 8eibaffenbeit ju lein, Oenll
eS brai1nte nur l6mer @llbli6 aber
siinselte bod eiu sisris ledenOes
Sldmmhen all Dem Gauoe beS erlteu
Blattes binauf, uno 9lrtois fonnte oas
Seft III ben Sfen luerfen, ulu eS BORT
ieiner polligen .3erit0rilng gu iiberlals
len. Gr beuste iib nie6er, um ben
ProjeB oieler 3eritOrung init wad)>
1anen auge gu beoba6ten, bod oa
l6lug pl0bli6 Der Slans eiller 9timme
al iein Sbr, bic ibnl piel 3lt gut be-
FAINT iuar, als baB er ni6t III idbem
Grl6reden bdtte emporfabren lolleu,
fir ben 9lusenblid allies Nnoere pereels
leno. Obne 8eiinnen ftiirjte er sur
Ibiir, ldob ben Riegel, nit Dem er iie
periperrt batte, 5uriif uno trat auf oie
9hmelle.
gSas ct 5u bOren 9e9laubt bate, mar
felne Taul9ung leiner erre9ten Sinne
9emelet. Su elmer @ntfernung bon
fanm Slpei S9ritten itaub @bitb @auz
roth oor ibm, tobtenblaB uno init ttefz
liegenben, breuneuoen Quseu.
sd muB ibn ipre9en!" bate lie
eben benz beitiir5teu uno ratbloleu
Dienitmdo9en 5u9eberri6t, I'M nun,
oa tie ietner aniidttg murbe, pbne Giidz
ii9t auf oie antpelenbeit Der Disuerin
umseltiim auf i'm 5u3ueilen.
nDa t6 Did meber iu Der Sabrif,
nod an einem anoeren Srte fanb,
muBte i'd bierber fommen," laste iie
NIT erre9t uno beiier flingenoer Stimme.
n4ab unS 1T Dei1 3immer seben, oemn
i'd babe nit Dir gu reben."
Mrtois bate fit einen 9tugenblid
Saran seoa1t, ibr ben @intritt Su Der,
webren; aber er fiiblte iib ibrem sebie>
terii6en Nuftreten uno i9ren biiiter
brobenben 8lideu eegeniiber 10 obn>
md9tis, oab er lie millenlos am ii6 Dor>
iiber in oaS +3immer bineinlieB. Mtit
selenftem Saupte folste er ibr.
Stumm ltanben lie chamber orinnen
fit bte Dauer Don Sefunben geeenz
iiber. @bitb erpartete feline 9lnrebe,
unS er nabm afr leinen Mtutb 3ulam-
men, I'M init einem 8oripurf oer Mn>
flage 3uoor5ufommen, auf Die er eefaBt
ipar.
n8iit Du BON 5innen; baB On es
iuagit, mid bier in meinsr S8obnung
anfSnlu6en?" fraete er. r@eun es
Sngeborg mar, Die Dir itatt meiner
entgegentrat, mas III aller Melt battelt
On ibr oann ia9en pOllen ?"
Die 2ippen Der junsen 6rau pcrsoseu
ii6 gu elmer b09niideu @rtmalie. Nls
ipenn es barauf nod antdlne Jest, lpo
mir bod i'm 8esriff itno, Der sau3en
8onl0oie elm GnOe 5ll maiden! Sb 5ie
es nun einen Gag friiber ODER lpdter
erfdbrt, mas mill bas jest nod bebelt,
ten ?"
nDu batteit meine antmort auf Oct
nen 8rief abwarten iollen, Goitb, Dor
etnisen Stunoen erit babe i'd Dir aus>
fibrli6 9eidrieben."
(Gortietuns foIst).
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Spet Ssenid,enlebeu aerettet E!

8rau gtpebe abOmas IN SuncttDn Gttp, Sas.,
Zig aufseseben, un6 bod ieuten fe spei Slaiaen BON
Or. 9tngs 0eucr @ntbeduus wieber ppafanbts ber.
Ste TT Eer, bab btes Mittel br 2eben serettet BAT.
eSep, Ittt elmer idredlcn Grtdltuns, bic bts 3u
SGwinbfnAt ausgeartet mar. Na@bem er alleS Mn=
bere erfelscS perut bate, faute eine SIafe BON
den mar er sebeili. Gr 1T ppuer 1ant fir bteies
RitteI. ScIe &efultate, benen bic ppritebenben
nur elm paar neren5clte Rrrben inb, inb es, peIde
unb Grfdltunseu beweifen. Grobefai4en fret In Der
San GntoniO Drug So. ResuIdre Tlai@en so @ts.
unh 81 90.
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8amimiti9e mno Sontraftprem

MAIDEN mir auf bic aIte bepdbrte 9aus
bol3banblung bon 6 3. Stebes &
9 6b tie aufmerfiam, bic bebeutenbe
Ouantitdten BON borailgli6em 8aubpla
unb groBe 8orrdtbe bon Sbiiren, Sem
fern, Salouiien, 59inbeln, @il lens
lpaaren, wie S6l6fer, Ndsel, Garben
&C. an 9anb baben. Nieberlagen an
Observation-Disclosures unb am 5unIet
8eleiie in Der Of Commensurate.
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Glectric Sitters.

DttisS 9etlmttteI TT 70 woblbetannt unb 70 pOpular
sepproen, baB eS fanm nod beiouberer Grrdbnuns
bebarf. Gue, bic e5 iemals aebraudten, ffimnlea
nit elm in ietn Sob. Sine retnere Mebietn stebt es
nt@t, une es mirb Garantte seIetiet, baB fe Gaes
lettet, mas man BON tbr seriprt6t electric Utters
Sei4whre, ausf@las, 6abfub unb anbere Sclsen
iareinen 9lutes. GS tretbt baS Malarta Siete,
aus benz Spiem, beust temielben Dor unb betlt es
lelsft in ben bartnddisen Syduen. Gs eurtrt 9ppfs
i@merier, 8lutanorans na9 bem 3ppfe unb Misrdne
@eriu4e has electric 8tter8 Setluns pirb saranttrt,
ober baS @elo 1urndse3ablt. BretS per SlaIte 5t
Nbclpb DreiB, 2bcmplon & g..
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9}rof Su;Shea Gor;o,yo4 !;

= prof. Qui6bes v@aliguIa" 1T
ieBt bereits in Der IA. Nuflage erf6ies
men. SEPT ift au9 nod cine r@egens
Stubie" baau per6hentli6t porben,
bic siel NbiaB finbet. Brof. Quibbe
IT pegen ieiner rStubie@ BON Der bi1tos
ridden &lafIe Der t6nisli9 baperifGen
Ataoemie Der Stunt unb WiFenidaft
geriHelt morben. Gin berartiger WiiB.
brau6 Der Wifeni6aft, inn an bette.
benbeH 8erbdltniFen unb lebenben
Berfonen fein gtat56en au fiiblen,
ipdre eines profsfors unmarbie, beiBt
es in benz &ufel. profeHor Auibbe
fpri6t nun aber Der bitorii6en &laRe
iebes He6t ab, i'm su fritiliren.
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Ybtnip's @ntel TT &Drme

empfieblt li6 allen &eilenben unb
SOmmers@diten aufs 8efe. gequeme
luftige Simmer unb quite beutlde &ii6e
gu rdionablen Yreiien augef6ert.
Mrs. Minna YbiIlip,
@igentbiimerin.
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bin. Sd babe ii. les.
ten Sabre unebr fdtuere
arbeit perridtet, obne
baB ite mid anseitrenet
bate als Dorber tn
3p0lf Sabre,t.
Gbe i'd Sie foniulttrte,
mar i'd bic elenbite inter
ben Grauen, unfdbig ju
gcbtil ober aud MIR anf.
ref)t i'm 8ett 5u iiten.
gtetn ganSes iestges
Moblbefiuben perbanee
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sd)wad3 opm Ssatmr,

uno ntat lnfcIse BON Snpistrettcn, 1T man&er Mas
gen. Sdma&ttse Menf@en baben In ben meiien
Sduen fawade gerbamnns. Die rObuiten basesen
ehen ta9tts unb perbaaen bas @enpHene. Gincm ppm
@atur ftpaeu Masen, Ober eine,n, ber i'm Gaufe Der
8ett wa& serprben TT, sewdbrt tas unpersIei9lt&e
MasensGltstr SOitetter's Masenbitter8 bie n6tbtse
Ra4biIfe. @isberberfeuuns ber Strait bes seldbwade
ten Organs lit bic prpmpte Birfuns bes perfdnbiaen
Gebran@s eieies BON cer 9BiRen}@aft fanfttonirten
nnb augemetn sef9dsteu RttteIs aur Wieberbere0una
ber Gefnnbheit. Gs furirt 9erpciitdt = Elm 3ei6en
9ronti@er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. un6 Uers
ftppfuns. NtAt8 tit befer seeen brpbenben Rbeumas
ttsmns nnb Miereuleiben nnb reItbstannt lit Seine
9@uttraft Sesen MaIaria. I'm aber ber ppuen
Wobtsat lstner @irtunssn sei!bat su werbsn, fuute
brauhea. Dieie GmpfebInns gilt IbrisenS fls al,
BON Der @rfabruns inbpi{rten MftteI.
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csaa ~t'"sls' ia ausi6lieblid Dr..
Yterse'S .'Favorite Prescription, Dem "Gol.
den Medical Discovery" nno ben sPellets."
RSa9reno id bic srfe 6lai1e Prescription"
naanl. nabm th nhu 5tp5lf Yfunb su.
Setlte9enb ihide td) Sbnen NIT meinen,
Dani meine photographic. Seber Nrau. bic
tetoet tpte id) lit, unb bic Ginselbeiten mel.
nsr neutrality-suspicious. gu erfaBren ,piinSd,t.
uno Elm frantirtes Gnoelope nit threm glo..
men nno Mbrelle all mid ihtdt, NTH tda oern
aQes @eioani9te mittbetlen."
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dI|| 8 gIyJ

6rau martha Sane 4rinafe bon
Gbafe, Sadjon Co., 80. 8a., fdreibt: yNadl.
bem td niele Sabre lang an falt alien 9rani,
beiten, tpeidje ein Dlu9 netnes @eidled,ts
fnb, unenblib sslitten bate, iann id lest
faaen. haf idl @nttlob tttunter unh aeiltnh