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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24
Tor what they call . frat class horse

for what they call . frat class horse
than $40 for plug, and now comes the
question, what constitutes first-clasa
horse and how can we get him? A
firstclass horse of to-day means scme'
thing. To fill the measure of this
term at present, a better horse is re-
quired than ever before. just when
the market demands the best horses it
has ever required, we find ourselves
with the poorest lot to offer. Just
when we ought not to have any in
ferior horses on hand, we find that
they are about the only kind we have.
-Ex.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
It has given satisfaction to millions and
Net with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufac.ured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
:ccept any substitute If offered,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24
Tho beauty of Niagara

Can never be described and It has never
been pictured so adequately and satisfactorily
as in The splendid portfolio just issued by the
Michigan Central, "The Niagara Falls
Route" It contains fifteen large plates from
the very best instantaneous photographs,
which cannot be bought for rs many dollars.
All these will be sent for 10 cents BY FRANK
j. BRAMHALL, Advtg. Agent, Michigan Cen
trail, 4O2 Monadnock block, Chicago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

FEATHERED EcoNoMIzERs. Fowls are
great economizers by natural inclina-
tion, for they gather much for their
own sustenance, that would, were it
not for their Industrious habits, be
lost. Not kernel of scattered grain
that lies within their reach, escapes
their vigilance. and they gather every
crumb that may be threwn out with
the utmost frugality. Besides, the
bugs nnd insects which SO annoy the
farmer bv the ravages they make ON
his crops, are excellent food for poul-
try and they gather these diligently.
Really it is because deprived of such
food in winter, that fowls need greater
variety in the daily rations which we
provide for them. 1t is plain then
that while gathering a valuable article
of food for themselves, they are rid
ding their owners of great nuisance.
-Ex.
WINTER DAIRYING.-This winter
dairying movement is step in the
right direction. 1t has saved our peo-
pie from the disastrous effects of the
worldwide depression, which is felt to
such marked degree by our neigh
bors across the line. Winter dairying
is just what is needed to keep up the
dairyman's income the year round.
There should be no break between the
last batch of cheese in the fall and the
first pack of winter butter. These
two great dairy products must go hand
in hand, thus keeping up continuous
cash income, besides furnishing pro-
ftable labor on the farms and in the
factories during the winter months.
The production of cheese, butter,
beef, bacon and poultry must be the
aim of the future.-Prof. j. w. Rob
ertson.
POULTRY INvEsTMENT.-Does poultry
keeping pay? is always an open ques-
tion for discussion among farmers.
One way to decide this for yourself
would be to invest say $40, the price Of
good COW, in good fowls, and then
take as much care of them as you
would of the COW and keep account of
the expenses and receipts; but remem.
ber that you would not let The cows
stable go q month without being
cleaned, nor would you expect it tc
pick up its own living. Poultry-keep-
ing does pay, but how well depends
upon the man and his methods
STUFFED Eco FLA.ST.-Cut the plant
two; scrapc out the inside and put it
in saucepan with little minced
ham; cover with water and boil until
soft; drain off and add two table,
spoonfuls grated crumbs, one table
spoonful of butter, half minced
onion. with pepper and salt to taste.
Fill each half Of the hull with the
mixture; add small lump Of butter
and bake for fifteen minutes Or, if
preferred, omit ham, using more bread
crumbs and mixing them with bcnten
egg yellSs two to an egg plant.
JusT what plan the pig grower shall
follow must be determined by his lo-
cation. the kind of food at command
and the distance from market: but st
is always safe plan to get then, ca
| the market as soon as possibl-.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

The "Gold MIner'' is the name of new 10
page monthly paper recently started In Den,
yer. 1t aims to give condensed report and
summary of all tho principal mining events
of the month, devoting especial attention 70
the new gold strikes. The subscription price
is but so cents year. Sample copy furnished
for Ave cents in stamps. Address Gold Miner
DenYer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24
western American scenery.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-
yay has now ready for distribution sixteen.
pago portfolio of scenes along Its line, half
tones. Of the size of the Worlds Fair portfo-
lios, lately issued. They are only ten cent?
each and can be obtained without delay Dy
remitting tho amount to GEO. II. HEArFohD'
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ill
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24
washing blankets.


lected, and only one pair washed in
one day. First put the blankets on
the line and shake the dust out of
them. Cut one pound of good soap in
small pieces and boil in two quarts of
water till dissolved. Add half a pound
of powdered borax. Fill tub about
half full of water and add the soap
and borax. Be sure to have. the tenn
perature of the water the same as that
of the outside air. This is not diff
ficult matter. as town water is usually
. little colder than the air in spring
and summer, and only then should
blankets be washed. Press the
blankets down into the water and
avoid rubbing; then let the soap and
borax do the work-they certainly
will. Let the blankets soak for two
hours, then rinse them thoroughly in
several waters until the rinsing water
looks clear, taking care to have the
rinsing water the same temperature
Is the first water and the outside air.
Then without wringing, put the
blankets on the line. Do not stretch
them, and be careful to hang them ex-
actly even, then the color in the stripes
dripping wet, on a clear day they will
dry in four or five hours and will be
soft and clear. The wear, not the
washing, will show to a certain ex-
tent, although they will look more
like new ones than they did before
washing. Take in when perfectly dry.
They should not be ironed or pressed.
They will be clean and will smell
sweet. With set tubs the only hard
work is to get the blankets on the line
properly, and if some one will 'lcnd a
hand" even this is not very laborious-
NOTES ON MILKINa.-It is a blessed
sight easier to keep the dirt and ill
flavor out of the milk than to take it
out of the butter, says "Farm Journal. :"
Any delay in setting the milk, lessons
the quality of cream obtained. To Sc
cure the best results in cream raising,
let the mi. k be strained and put at rest
at once when it is drawn from the COW.
To test this, strain one-half of the cows
milk into pan as soon as you get up
from the milk stool, and strain the
other half into another pan half an
hour later and note the difference in
results. The old-time method of COW
ering the milk pan with q strainer
cloth, laying clean clam shell in the
depression and milking in the clam
shell, is not one which modern dairy
men need to laugh a. The practice is
excellent. 1t allows straining the milk
instantly. and does not permit the
streams to force filth through the
strainer, as their force is expended
upon the hard and odorless clam shell,
or other like substance. In milking a
cow with sore teats always wet them
first, also place the hand SO the sore
will come in the palm of the hand. Do
not expo. to pou I'd milk out of u COW
with the stot., and hallooing is no bet
ter than pounding.
THE HORSE BUYER.-The eastern
buyer is very uncompromising. He
accepts your horse as he finds it. He
can not afford to pay you first-class
price for your horse simply because
you have the best one in the neighbor-
hood. By comparison with some
horses yours may be good. ard yet
might be found wanting by other com
parisons. The eastern. buyer to-day
wants the best. Any of them will
tell us that they would rather pay $3.50
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

GEYsERITE-Bcst and cheapest OF toilet
soaps, cures roughncss of the skin. CURES
ECZEMA. For sale everywhere. Manufac-
tured by THE GeYsERIrE SOAP Co., Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

'Ulsters," says an exchange, .'nay now be
put up" Owing to the hard times they are
put MP earlier than usual.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

Send two 2-cent stamps to The Road PUP
ishing Co., Denver, Colo, and get sample
copy Of The Road and one Of their great Eng
lish Octopus maps free.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

Atmysphercal knowledge is not thorough
ly distributed in our schools. A boy being
asked, "what is mist" vaguely answered;
can umbrella.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

Why is a good speller in class of school
children like glass Of champagne! Because
they both 90 to the head
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

BEEcHAM's PILLS have a pleasant coating
Disgusting the taste OF the pill, withous i"-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

A Boston man is trying to obtain divorce
from his wife on the ground that she capnot
make good conec-on coffee grounds as IL
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

Some one wants to know what Is more Gus
We have an Idea that the answer Ii this-tne
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

shiIoh's Consumption Cnre.
Is sold on n guarantee. tic ures Incipient Cousump-
lion II is the best Cough Cure. Is cts, 60cts u.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24
A FOOLS advice is better than knave's. 1t
Is at least sincere.

Now is the time to think OF the summer re-
sort. 1t costs nothing to think, SO long ns
you do 1t quietly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

The subject of the above portrait Is the
Rev, Chas Prosser a much beloved and most
devout minister of the gospel at Mount Car
mel, Northumberland Co., Pa Mr.. Prosser's
usefulness, was, for a long time, greatly i'm
paired by distressing, obstinate disease.
will let him tell in his own Language. He
says: "I was great sufferer from dyspep-
sia, and had suffered so long that I was
q wreck life was rendered undesirable and
1t seemed death was near but came In
contact with DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and his Pleasant Pellets I took
twelve bottles Of Discovery, and several
hygenic advice Of DR.. Pierce, and l am
happy to say it was indeed cure, for LIE Is
worth living now" 40,
For dyspepsia, or indigestion, silver COM
plant, or torpid liver, biliousness, constipa-
ton, chronic diarrhea and all derangements
of the liver, stomach and bowels, Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery effects
1t has specific tonic effect upon the lining
membranes of the stomach and bowels. As
an invigorating, restorative tonic it gives
strength to the whole system and builds up
solid flesh to the healthy standard, when re-
duced by " wasting diseases
Mr. j. F. Hudson, prominent lawyer Of
Whitcherville, Sebastian Co., Ark, writes I:
from a torpid liver, indigestion, constipa.
ton, nervousness and general debility, and
finding no relief in my efforts to regain my
health, was induced to try DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Pellets Under this treatment, improved
very much and in few months was able to
attend to my professional dutiea"
Yours truly,
II II a..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

When you see counterfeit coin on IN
sidewalk, always pick 1t up. You arc haol'
to arrest II you try to pass 1t.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

While other sections Of tho country have
occasional cold weather at this season, Ar
kansas always has Hot Springs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

In prosperity, enemies fatter; in adversely,
friends encourage.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

JInnson's Magic Corn SN've."
Warranted 10 cure, or money refunded. ASK
your druggis st for 1t. Price Is cents
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

Do not measure man by the length Of his
funeral procession. lone hcarse often con-
tains the remains of n very decent man.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

1t is said that bees can predict weather.
They can certainly make It hot where they
ure.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24

JusT what plan the piggrower shar:
follow must be determined by his lo-
cation. the kind of food at command
and the distance from market: but st
is always a safe plan to get then, ca
the market as soon us possibl..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-05-24
#. II N.-<A eLL

To purify, enrich and vitalize the blood,
nnd thereby invigorate the liver and diges-
tive organs, brace up the nerves, and put
the system in order generally also to build
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2IarRf6ert6f.
6 btcagO, 10. Sol

GbtcGgo, ~. San.
Soi9enbe 8retie purOen bel sr0Beren
gartten er3ieIt:
Butter, bette Creamery 8aore, 24(0
243c, CUTE 23(@233c, m~ittelmdBigc 21(0
223c. 0atrD, bette, 22(023c, mittel9ute
u1o quite 18@21t, frii6er gaftng Stof
13014c.
8uttertne, @aitlafe 9airb, 14c,
empire 153, bette Creamery 18(0193c,
Satnoiicr II; in y9tOas" ODER tleinen @ez
btllben &c mebr.
&die, bette r6uQ Cream G6eb6ars",
113@12c, rGtptns" 12@123c, v0oung
Qmcrita" 12(@13c, nadbgemacbter Sbneiz
ser 123@14c, u8rtd" 123@13c, 0imz
burger 12(013c.
8obnen, 8etc-,. Stables" $1.45@
1.50, mittelgute 81 400 40, nit Der STA
i6ine gereintgte 81 .3O@1.35.
@ter, 9dn5 frticbe, 13@-c 6as 0B6.
8btSfeD, $1.15.
Sci ii gei9lacbtetes, Gurfc1 $40
&c; 6ubner-6enncn 5306c, aGte uno
junge % c; @nten 8@9c fiir leben6ige;
@dnie Sc; Spring Gbtfcns" TOO
6os gfun6.
Obit, aebOrrtes; Q(epfeI, fanftlicb GEE
trofnete, 73@10c. bas 8funb, an Ser
Come 9eOOrrte nOrOIibe 5@63c., 8ftriicbe
5@6c., 8%rombeeren 6@77c., 6imbcercu %
@247; Galifornii6es 2(prifoien 14(016c,
ntbtgei3alte 8ftrit6e 8@11c, geicbGlte
22@24c; Bflaumen 9@13; 9foitnen:
p2onbon 2aoerS" $1.6502.O0 bas Rit>
chen, uMusfateucr" 1,OO@1,35 loie
4(06c.
0bt, friiches 2(epfeI So. unb
$300@3.25, ie mach Der Site, 8anane1
81. O0@1.25, Gitronen $4.00(04.25.
&artoffeIn - 8urbanfs 54(055c,
6ebrOns 52053c; &oie 52@53c; burbz
chamber 50053c Der 8uibel. Serie0z
SDeet7B otatos so bas SAB, Suit
no1ier s.. 100000.
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DerSmeiflun9stha
mie cine perIafene 9rou iid Gas Seben 5u
neRmen iudte.

Srau Sennie MftGer lebte emit gliidli9
in 6orneaSOiQe, sc. g., an Ser Seite ibres
bteDeren un6 braDen 0atten g3tQiam
Mluer. ODD bieiem lor9enIoien unb betz
teren 2eben ipuroe burch BEN i'm O1dr5 b.
S. erfolgten Sob i1reS @atten iG6 0bbrucb
getban. Omar bate ct ais Qofomottpz
tuDrer Der @rie6aDn Elm bitbldes Silmmz
chen 5uritdgelegt, baS tbr cinen auSreicbenz
ben SebenSunterbalt 9emdbren %fOnnte, 'au6
mar tbr 1ocb elm fletIeS, StuetiG6rtgcS &tn0
geblieben. 0ob fonnte 6ieies NleS tic
ntbt iiber Ben Gertuit %bintpegieBeu. Grit
ais etni9e Wonate ipGter Milltam g..
Dodge, ebenfalS Elm 2ofpmotiDfiibrer Scr
Grieba6n uno Elm 6reun6 tbreS Mtannes,
iicb i6rer annabm, ling tie an, ii6 nit
tb@em Scbtdldl auS5ui0bncn. ScblteBltcb
iteoclte ite nit Dodge unb tbrem fleine11
&tnoc nacb @btcago iiber uno beSog nit
jenem suiammen cine Mobnung an Ser
Safe unb MorganltraBe.
Sim lebten WttttDob DerIcbtpan0 Dodge
aber plObli6 unb purDc ieitbem ntcbt lpie7
Der geleben. 9aS mdcbte 0aS WtaB tDrer
Setoen bon, uno nabbem ite bis 9eitern
auf 0ooge'S 9tiidfebr gepartet bate, be-
i6loB tie, itcB Das 9cben 81 nebmen. Sic
braebte baS &tuo nac6 Ser y6eimatb fir
Treunoloie", Wett Morpbtum geDachte ite
i1rem 2ebenslauf cin 3iel 5u .ieben, bocb
pcr9in8 cine StunOe na6 Der a%nberer,
oDne baB iie it6 cnti6lieBen %tonnte, in
elmer Npotbete baSlelbe 81 berlangen. SIS
l6Iu9 elf l1br uno bic Qlpotbefen murben
geibloiieu. SSn ibrer 8er5meiflung taufte
tie cine Tla19e S6napS lln0 na6m ben
ganSen SnhaIt berleI6en 81 iib.
OILS SObn 6. Brig6t un0 Saul S.
9epoD, 5pei Gcporter, gegen 4 ubr NtDrs
gems an Ser @6e ber Otonroe unb GbrOop
Str. porilbcr fomcn, iaben tie cine 6ral,
Die nit i0rem &opfe unarSgefeBt BORT gegen
cine %eiicrne @aIierrObre rannte. @s mar
Trau Miuer, Die, burcb BEN ucbergenuB
bon SDnapS balb pabniinni9 9ema9t, it6
baS 2eben 81 ne6men iuhte. 9ie bei6en
Wfdnner erfaBten tie unb tru8en tie mach
Dem ug8ai6in9tonton Some, ie muBten
fte o6er bon BORT nacb Ser Safe Str.z
Qpli5ciitatton b~ringel1, ba man in iener
Nnitalt Tralten feline llntcrfunft 8ctpdbrt.
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- Die rg8alOefite &un6i9au" bonn %.
Dec. ibyetbt; r2trolien. Sim Mittpocb
Wfor8en maren Q8cge unb StroBcn nit
elmer 3ienlicb glattcn @isfruite liber8ogen.
8oDcr mar ie in Der g{ac6t 9etommcn =?
Son ben S9ultinoern tonnte man I'M
9orlbergeben cine 9lntport auf oiele Trage
60ren. SIS bat iiber 9tacbt fart 9efroren,
metntan ite," Die SbuItinoer baben
tpo6ribeinli6 recbt 9cbabt. limb pa8 fetu
Serltano beS 8eritGnotgcn iiebt, baS tibet
in @infalt ein finOlic9 @emiit6."
- Sn einem in Ser Ginger Cages g ot~
bonn Il. Dec. Uer0ncntlicbten 2trtifel iiber
Gbeop6raituS BaraceliuS betBt eS: nl1nter
Nlcbpmie p~eritanO bas Is. uno 16. Sabrz
brnOert 5undcbit iene 3peige Der g{aturs
wtreni6aften, >pelcbe mir beute inter Dem
8e8rtffe Der ercrementeQen Gbemie 8us
iammenfaiien." 0teie Gntbefung mirO
6offentlicb ba3u fii6ren, baB bieier ncuc
3pei8 Ser Gbentie Don Der @elebrtentpelt
mebr 8etpiirbi8t pir6, ais bisber 9eicbe9en
lit.
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SIrd1ten Nnited
Oos 6efunoheitsamt bat sen ftdotif6en 2Ir3t
DR.. marren auf9eforoert, feline Qripat=
praris ouf5uoeben, 70 Ian9e er i'm SIat=
ternRoipitaI beiddftt9t 1T.

Die 8eamten bc8 @eiun66eits antics ftn6
Ser Nnii6t, baB Sic 2Ler3te, Die I'M 8latternz
boipital angeiteut itnO, i6re B%riOatpraris
fit bic 9auer Ser @ptbemte aufgeben
miiBten. Sic tpeiien 6abei altf einen
ipeciellen Sail BIN. Ser itGbtiid6e Qtr3t
Or. 8arren, Ser au9enblidlidb tt benz
8lattern6Oipital bei9dftigt lit, tpurbe am
pergangenen 9ienitag in bas 6ouS SEQ,
369 Campbell 2tpe. 9~erufen, in benz
6err Wttnarb i6per e~rfranft mar. Or.
Barren fol9te benz &ufe, br9 fam ieine
5llfc 3u ipGt. Ser Grante itarb am
ndbiten Sage. Nm acknowledgement 9on7
neritag erfranfte Die 0ttttpe unb itarb, ME
iidb berauSitelte, an ben 16tparSen Bofen.
Sic bate felt 8ocben bas 6aus nibt oerz
laIiel1, ba lie ibren leiOenoen @atten
unauS8elebt 9epfle9t bate. @ober ober
bate ite bic EoGen befommen? @s blieb
nur bte Nnna6me iibri9, boB Or. @arren
Sic 8ranfbeit aus Dem 9oipitaL mitbracbte
unb @ommiiidr &eDnol0s bat tbm beBbalb
Derboten, grtOatpatienten 81 %bebanbeln,
10 lange ct i'm 8latternbolpttaL belbGfz
ttQt lift.
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8eoauerltder STREET..

l1eber etnen tIeinen SaOer Bel ser gBo6l
i6rer 8eomten Oer9oBen sic Mttolteoer bes
9treftort1mS Der D%2(nftalt fir oerpobrz
loite unD Dcripacbieue &in6er" in elmer
9eiterr1 ab8ebaltenen Sibung gans urb Qor
ben tpo6ltbatt9en 3ped, Der fie Qlue ATT
iammengefibrt bate. 6rau s. 6. Steele
loute ndmlt9 ais 8elo6nung fir lire unz
ermilolibe GbGti9feit fir bic Nnitalt slr
erlten BrdiiOcntin berielben ernonnt tperz
ben, mas aU9 bel Der erltcn Nbfimmunq
etn1ttmmt9 9enebmi9t murbc. Troli
Steele aber Iebnte ba8 Nmt auf's Gntz
lcbteoenite ab unO ais man 6eIIen unQez
ocbtet iDre %@rnennung beitdtigte, reicbte iie
tie um9ebcnoS ibre Reiignatipn elm unb perz
lteB Die 8~eriammlltng. 9facb elmer lam
.9eren Debate murOe Die Defamation anqez
nommen, bo6 lift Ieiber elm .3nielpolt
unter ben Otitgltebern bes 0treftortums
beroor8erufen lpOroen, Der De1ien WobIz
tbatt9tettS -@rbeiten iebr binberlicb Iein
miro. ~
Die InitaIt pur6e, pie befannt. i'm Iekz
ten Sttober gegritnbet un0 lieot an Ser
@de Der PaulinaitraBe unb 8arf Qoe.
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Qn9eblih neue 5eu9en
Des StootsonwaIts 9e9en Daniel GouehIin

TrOboem Bic StaatSa1waltl6aft am
9onneritag beretts Ben Sal Gougbltn in
Die 6dnoe Der 8ertbeibt9ung ge9eben bat,
betBt eS iebt, oaB ie in Sen 8eitb bon
neuem, tpicbtigeu 8emei8matcrial gegcrl
Dan @ou9bltn 9elan9t lit, unb baB ite bic
les tp~abrlbetnlicb am Wtontag benz &icbter
Sutbtu un0 ben @eI6iporenen Dorleger
iperbe.
SIS beiBt, 6aB cine iungeTrau ais !3cugin
Dorgefiibrt tperben fol-, tpeIcbe am Q(beno
beS 4. Wtat 1889 6aS Tu6rtperf nit Dem
biitOriiben metBen S9immel bon 0inan's
2etbit04 tpegfabren lab, uno pelcbe iicb ben
Wtann, Der baS 6ubrperf Ientte, 10 genau
angeleben bat, oaB ite cine quite 8eicbreiz
bun8 bon tbm gu geben i'm Stan6e lit.
0teie tunge Srau tpo6nt nicbt in @bica9o,
eS betBt aber, DaB elmer bon Gupt. Sbiittz
ler'S 9euten auf Dem @ege lift, nm 1te bier
ber3ubringen.
Terner ioQ Elm anoerer neuer 3cuae oorz
banoen ietn, Der 6aS 6ubrlperf nit benz
iDetben Bferoe, un0 nit Or. Gronin auf
Dem 08e9e traf unb Der iic9 ebenfaQs qut
auf bic Perion OeS &uti9erS b~eiinnen
fam.
NlBer0em iou cine Trau So6nfon, Sic
i'm WtGt 1889 in 116 Sapitr. pobnte unb
etnen 2betl t6re5 Stats IN Dan @ougbltn
ltno feline Satin Oermietbet bate, gu perz
lebleoenen gcrionen geGuBcrt babelt, 6aB
Dan GougDltn ON Worgen oeS 5. O2ai nit
l6mubs unb blutbefle6ten &leioern mach
0anle gefommen iei.
Gor einigen Gagen bieB eS, 6aB Qieutez
nant Stttt BON Der 6aliteoitroBen 9 Station
ais 3eltge fir bic 8ertbeiOigung auftreten
iDeroe uno getpiiie -2lusia9en gegen Gapt.
SDl!ttler in Se3ug ouf boS &eri9ntnoen
9epI'1er 0otumente macben tperbe. 2ieutez
nant Sttft iteut otcieS 0eriiCbt ais uoQz
fommen unbegrinbet in Qbreoe.
, 1894-01-20

@etn man TN WalOe an9efauen miro 10
lit man bilfloS.
@enn man aber su Sauie nit Sartleibigs
felt, Otageuletbel, 0p8pepita, llnoerOaulifs
felt, Shmdde, befal1en mirb, 10 lit Die 6iilfe
uahe Slr Sano. Otan fam Oa8 ddte CARTS
baber gSaiier NIB Sal5 III ieber apotbefe
%falfet. GS gtbt fetn befieres Mittel uno
miro otes BON ollett 1n%ebi3tutldje1 Qutoritdten
onerfanrt. Wtan brauft 1ttft ntebr mad
@arlSbao gu gebeit. @orlsbao fontn1t iest
81 ei1ent ir'S Sans.
Sitet eud Dor gta6abmuugen. 9ie dften
8rooufte BON @arl8bao mitIcn Die Inter
idrtft bon vgisner & MenoelI ON Co.., Stem
gorf, anf benz 9alie elmer ieOeH SGai4e
hQben.
, 1894-01-20

= lieutenant Gbas. 9tebm purbe geitern
an Steuc bon Gapt. So5n 8earb gum Gapt.
bes IA. 0itrifts bef9rbcrt, pdbreno set
friibere Capt. gum Sergeanten oegraoirt
tpurOe. 0teie 8erGr6erung bate peiter
CUR Solge, baB bie friibcren Scrgeanten
Beter &elID unb Sacob Q8agner gu 0teute.
nantS gemacbt tpur0en.
, 1894-01-20
.ooeSnnseige.

Sreln0eu uub 8etounteu Die trourige Nodricht. boB
nnler 9~eliebter arthur om 6reitoq, ben 10. Sanuor,
! Wtonot iauft entl6lofeu lit. Die 9eerbt9nng fiubet
Sonntag, ben q. Sonuor. yse6mitta9s 2 ubr, bonn
Srauerlouie 1876 81. 9olfteo Ctr. aus nod 9raCelau0
1tatt. I'm title 3DeiInabme bitten Die betri6ten Stern
1tnl0 s.. IS. 4tedlt, Shcreie Mrcdlt.
, 1894-01-20
SpScS=Ofttscine.

Treln6eu uno 9efouuten Die trouriQe Nodrl6t, bag
uniere liebe IJtutter 6rou 0tctoria 8ut1dfe 9pn
9r0bniB fiubet itatt Sonuta9 gtodmittoe TIM 1$2 ubl
bonn Srauerbauie 225 Qeebiter @pe. mad Der Sbereiio.
&lrbe nno BON 0a mad benz 81. 8ouiI0ciussRirfbof
Inn title Sbetluobme bitten
Die frnnernnem GinNcr.
, 1894-01-20
SnACSnA43efne.

Sreunoen uno 9efounten Die trourt9e gto9ridt, ooB
mem %geltebter @otte Sobn @taas I'M AZ. Se6ensiobre
am 9pnner1tag, ben Is. Sanuar, nm 8 ubr WtorQeu5,
nod9 ibmerem &eioen ionft eati0Iafen 1T. gegrdbniB
rddlten Sonnto9 9todmitto9 nm ~ uDr bonn 3rouers
baule 665 gG. Yau 8ureu Ctr. nadD gBalobeiu.
Satbarine WSGaS, Geb. Seller, Satin,
I9ia3t uebIt &tn6ern.