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GETTING A FREE MONTH
In Every Instance Treatment Was
Begun Within Three Months
of this Date, and Nobody
Paid Big Fees.
Persons Who Ar Receiving the Beneas OF
Doctors McCoy and Snou's oasr.

Here are the names md addresses Of
q number OF persons who are receiving
| the dement's OF the free month In their cours.
| OF treatment under the generous offer Of Doe
| tors Mccoy and Snow This will satisfy the
most skeptical minds that Doctors Mccoy
and Snow are living up tother contract faith
fully with every patient under their care
In not one single instance mentioned here
is the free month given after a long drawn
out course OF treatment. Every one OF these
persons began treatment since January /.
1894. The treatment during the free month
entails the same careful attention. the same
watchiulness Of each individual case. and the
same precauton In the prescription and adj
ministrstion OF proper medicines
A MONTHS TREA rMENT FREE.
DANIEL HARNETT. 34s East nth street ctr.
JOHN GEOHEGAN. 2s4 both street. BROOKLYN.
ROBERT MCFARLAND. 223 East 10Th st. city.
THOMAS COLLINS 1873 9TH street. Long Isl.
and City.
DENNIS MFEHAN. ia Pine street. Elizabeth
port New Jersey.
JOSEPH HOPE. 800 East 33d street. city
GEORGE c. MILLER. ~ Coney Island ave-
nue.. Windsor Terrace. Brooklyn.
T. J. STEWART. $50 West 4Sth street city.
T. J. BYRNES 2,7o3 Sth avenue. city.
IRVING C. BROWN. 40 Roseyille avenue New
ark. New Jersey.
GEORGE MILLER, 1872 Bergen st.. Brooklyn.
FREDERIC X BALTZ - Hicks ST.. BROOKLYN.
j. HOEHN. 3l4 Stanton street. city.
JAMES l.. DAY. $3.50 Willow avenue, Hobokea.
C. CADoRUS. 401 East 18th street city.
F. W. KRAMER. 425 Hudson street. city.
ROBERT MORROW. % Broadway city.
DAVID MARKS. 571 LIST avenue. city.
OLIVER HESSEI.147 Amsterdam avenue. city.
Mr. THOMAS BERGEN. steamer Maryland.
New York and New Haven Railroad.
A. SCHAUB. 403 East S7th street. city
Mr.. H. W. OSBORNE. West Shore Railroad
ticket ofIlce. foot OF Franklin street
JAMES COYLE. 100 East 42d street. city.
CHARLES c. HUNT. $50 Warwick street.
Brooklyn.
F. DUNNING. 2.331 I'd avenue city.
Mrs. A. THAIER. 124 East l2Sth street city.
Go and see some OF these gentlemen or write
to them. and they will gladly furnish you with
any Information you desire.
SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT By MAIL.
The treatment OF persons living at a distance
by means OF correspondence is very success
full. With the aid OF the symptom blank and
good m sdlcines and a careful study Of each
case Doctors Mccoy and Snow are ena bled to do
good work throughout the country. Write to
them.
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Co,.r Methna- M,r u. Aaopl.a 10 c.nna,.

MONTREAL. April 21.-At a meeting OF the
Dominion Assembly OF tho Knights OF Labor
tonight letter from Coxey's Commonwsal
army was Iead.
This caused an animated discussion and
speeches advocating m arehinR an army OF the
same kind to Ottawa to demand the abolition
Of the protective tariff were made.
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F-s.r.r .r IL. V,s,r-. OF tls Bas.rs EI.s.

BUFFALO. April 2l.-Ths funeral Of the twelve
men burned in the Grape Sugar Works IRE
will be held to- m OrroW afternoon. One burned
trunk. the nTst found outside the east wall Of
the building. Wss idsntihsd BIZ IN cans Of = so
eiety badge As that Of stephen SimskL and Will
re placed 10 . eAskst. Another will contain the
other parts o. trunks and nine parcels OF bones
found In the debris.
The service will be- held at st. StAnislaus
Church. The remsins will bs Inferred In 81
kIanislaus tsmetery at Pine Hill. carriage
will be furnished for the IA lily Of each OF the
victims. The sx psBss OF the funeral will be
IALd bl the AmsIleAn Glucose COMPANY.
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Mr.. Callaehan says:
81 have been troubled
with continual head
aches. Myeyes were wa
terry and hurt me q great
deal. and spots hoated be-
fore them. My hearing
was affected for the last
three or four years. and
was getting worse all tho
time. / had continuous
buzzing and ringing In
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Paterson. April 2l.-Ths strike Of the broad
ak HsAVsrS smploJsd b. Ashley 4 Pailsy Was
ssttlsd TO-DAY Ehd the mill vii resume work
On Mondsy GitsE hsihE elossd i've Wssks. Tue
slIIks. Ths EFn kAa GsEssd 70 Day the WAGES
paid ysar aga
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F,r.t Laero... cam. OF "a. s...o..

The lacrosse season opened In this vicinity
Yesterday with a match game between the
teams OF the stevens Institute Of Hoboksn and
Crescent Athletic Club OF Brooklyn at the
grounds Of the St George Cricket Club in Ho-
boken. The Crsseents were the Vietors by 8 to
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"'Tis alwsys morn somewhere In the world Z"
Zen In the darkest nlght. with : good novel
II make Ii bright
saSh - Florence A-rFsars How Like No
Ioysll. o0Eysl a c.. UublishsrA $40 9th AZ.
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wAsr1 YsstsrasJ's Fires Were.

A h-3 80. s5S EighIh avenue, J. D WAlton dam
age 80; 7;ls. 2l2 West siNIy-fourgh street. Edgar
- sFofJ damage $500
Z, MA az Ysssy street Juliua TiboWitL damage
tTElnE. 80 200 CglulnLus avenue DunagOn And
Lely, damage 40 5u - Euig place Jacob Par
hsL damage a. 10 - fIEe street. AATris bgluuaky,
camass sIa
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POIIsrma, Hssry Operated Up0a for AP-
PsHdIeIus.

Policeman Dominisk Henry Of the East
Twenty-sseond street station was taken to
Bellevue Hospital early yesterday morning
suffering from appendicitis. The Yermiform
appendix vas removed last night. and the OIL
Ger was reported 70 be doing we'll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22

Marshall q. Wilder IL 10 give his annual concert on
TussdAy sysn:rg OF next SgsE. May a. AeRdslss0bR
q &c iul Hal lie IL 10 present some pleasing nOye-
tea aud ~l have shs assssAnes Of numbeT Of clever
uIualCa. argistA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22

An operate concert. In which NordeA scalehL ana
HignAs VI tue AstropoIt ~ company aud number Of
other artAIs vii take pAf be given by Nina IA
Blanche IN Clickeung Hal nc ~ Tuesday evening
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Mas Gerard aud Mr. Thiss Anaounos two Of their
charm ny "kyynihgs Of song 10 be given IN Chamber
Nuslc al Of Aa.ie Han building tbs nIst 70
nlght and The second Monday. April so They viii
have ths assistance OF hms flAstA Van dsn uends,
Victor HsFbsEL aud Mia HAshI BAxIsE
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THU FredVIHent OF ptrsOhsIIVIhg At a distance
by means OF CORES ponde is very success
full. With the aid OF the symptom blank and
good m sdlcines and a careful study Of each
case Doctors Mccoy and Snow are ena bled to do
good work throughout the country. Write to
them.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-31
GS tpirD beNer.

Nus allen Sbeilen hes 2anbes fom=
men Na6ridten, baB ii6 Die Gefbdfte
beben namentlid lit bas au1 in Beaug
auf uniern eisenen 6taat Der 6all.
go miro aus 8ellefontaine beri6tet,
oab bic Muslihten fir @eiddfte unb
Gabrifen bort beiler lino, als lie felt els
mem Sabre tparen. Bor einen Sabre
muBten ale Wagenfabrifen ihlieben.
SEPT baben ale ben Betrieb tpieber auf=
genommen.
Sn glepelano 1T Der bette Betpeis
oafiir, oaB mebr 2eute ieit Dem neuen
Sarif 8eiddftiaung erhalten baben,
Der, baB Die 9lnmeloungen in ben Wobl=
tbdtiateits Nnltalten 9ans bebeuteno
abgenonmen baben. Oie Obio Stabl=
9eielidaft. cine Der 9r0Bten in 9lmerita
bei6dftist 1000 Mann Die Glebelanb
&oling Ma=@efeai1aft $500.
Sn Defiance beiddfti9en Die Defiance
Mai6ine Worfs tuieoer 80 Mann, tpie
friiber Die Seioman Gurniture. Tabrit
bat Den 8etrieb nit mebr Nrbeitern
pieoer aufgenommen, als lie iemals
beihdftist bate. Nu6 6umpbrep &
Glaflin, pelhe meek yokes" uno
"whiffie trees" anfertigen, baben ibre
Mannf6aft perer6Bert.
Sn gait 2iperpool linb bic 90pfer
nienals 70 beiddfti9t getpeien, pie iebt.
Sn manhen S0pfereien ,pirb boppelte
3eit gearbeitet, namentli6 in Der Stan=
barb, Union, Borbreps=, 2nomles= uno
Oresben=S6pferei. @s arbeiten 1900
mebr S6pfer als I'M Sftober 1898.
Sn Marietta bat Die Marietta Stubl=
fabrif ben getrieb tpieber auf9enom=
men unb bic 2Obne erb6bt.
Sn geparf fat li9 bas @ei6dft be-
oeuteno perbeiiert. Sie 5tar : @las=
tperte, tpel6e poriges Scbr i6lofen,
baben ben 8etrieb pieber nit 100
Mann aufsenommen. W2oier & Weble,
Sfenfabritanten, beri6ten, baB ibr @e=
fddft i'm September sr0Ber mar, als in
irgeno einem September, felt Tie @e=
l6dfte treiben.
Sn Mansiielb bei6dftiste Die Sum=
pbreps Pumpenfabrif lebtes sSabr IT'S
Mann jebt aber 200 unb Tie miil1en
13 Stunben per Sag arbeiten, um ale
9luftrdge ausfiibren 5u t6nnen.
Qlebnlibe geri1te fommen aus 3abl-
reiden anoeren Bldben in Sbio /; bas
Sorifebenbe mag aber geniigen, um gu
betueiien, oaB Die beiieren 3eiten ni6t
alein I'M Nnsuge, ionbern mirflib i6on
oa Iinb. Oie e6ten vOemofratil6en
3eiten" babsn angefangen.
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GtyenbabnpdRe 9cNobIen.

8eorg %. Somaro,, Der Vicez prdli+
bent Der Mmerican &aillpaD Union, be.
finbet lid, tpie Die @bicagoer v4beno=
poit" i1reibt, in elmer re6t unangeneb=
men Sage. Gr psrlDr Dor eini9en Sa=
gen feline 8rieftafde, in Der lib sablrei=
DIE GiIenbabnpdHe befanoen, uno
bann besing ct nod ben Gebler, folgen=
be Qlnaeige in einem Morgenblatte ers
iAeinen gu lalien, anitatt ieinen 8erluft
gu peri6mersen uno ii9 biibi9 rr9tg Sl
Derbalten. u8erloren = rotbe 2eoer=
brief ftai6e, entbaltenb giienbabn=Sab.
respdNe. 3uriid3ul6ifen an g. %.
Somarb, 601 Niblanb 8lpf. Glarf unb
&anbolpb Str, unter gelobnung.
8emerfensmertb 1T nod, Dab fib unter
ben berlornen Pdiien AUDI ein Sabres=
paB bon ber > vYullman palace Gar So. ="
befinoet. Sie @ei6i6te miro obne
3neifel ben bunOerten bon Mdnnern,
lpel1e Dor 5tpei Ntouaten lire Stellen
berloren, inoem lie ben &atbi6ldsen
bon Spparo uno 9ebs folgten, ni6t
millfommen iein. gSobl man9em bon
ibnen iperoen 9omaros feurige &eben,
iuel6e er i'm Suli IN llbli6s Salle bonn
Stapel lieb, in ben Obren wieoerballen.
9omaro mar san5 beionoers oerjenise,
ipelber itets Die eorrupten gunbesri9z
ter, 9lrbeiterfiibrer II. I. 10. Derbonnerte,
lpel1e i6amlos eenus lino, bon gefrd-
bigen gilenbaGn =@nrporationtn lih nit
pdiien befeden gu laiien. Sab SO.
lparb ielblt in Der @erfleioung zines
Mrbeiter=Deleeaten als ein 8unitling
ieiner angeblib bitteriten Teinoe ent=
puppen iollte, wirtte wie eine Dpnan1it=
bonbe i'm 2aser ieiner anbdnger llnb
yemunberer.
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@eiekloSe 3Mft1nDe.

gDaIbineton, 25. Oft. 9as Snoia=
nerbureau lit telegrapbiib bena9rl9=
tigt poroer, bab i'm Snbialter Serrito'
rum polltdnbis geieblole 3uitdnoe
berri1en unb baB Die Sunoesre9ierung
enerailbe MaBnabmen er9reifen iollte,
um 3eben unb Gi9entbum Der Velpob=
ner su i9iiben, Da Die Snoianerpoli5el
madtlos lei. Sn Der Depeide beibt es,
baB pobloraanilirte &duberbanoen oas
Serritorium raubeno un0 pliinoerno
burhsieben uno Yerbreden aller Art
beeeben. Ser BON ben 3eitunsen se=
meloete 3usraub bel 9Baspner muroe
BON elmer bieler Yanoen, oem ~@opf=
Sang, ausaefiiIrt. Sic grpreB=@Dn=
pasrlien meigern lib. Gelo 5u perfen=
ben, oa Die 8eraubung bon 8abnslisea
on Der 5agespronung lit.
8antiers lno @elNaftsleute, Die I'M
5erritorium lpobneu, ober bortbln Ge=
iddfte MAIDEN, werDen burb oieie 3u=
ltanoe ibper seiddoiat. Sie Yaellie
grpreb So. bat anfdnslib probirt. ibre
5enounsen ielbit 81 ibiiBen. Sic bat
abcr balb ausgefunoen, Dap Die glnltel=
lung pcn 56ubmannl0aft lie bDber 81
Iteben fam, als mas lie bel ben 3u9be=
raubuneen burhibnittlib perloren bat.
Sic bat Daber borsesosen. Die Beforoe=
run9 bon gBertblenoungen mad Dem
9erritorium sanslieb einsulteaen. Sic
babe /. 9. bel Dem Sliphant 3ngraub
nur $500 cinsebIbt. mdbreno ibr Die
Grareilllng Der 9tauber So. 800 Soften
btruria6t babe.
gas Suoianer 5erritorium unter=
Ideioet lib pom abminiltratipen Stano=
pnntte aus BON anoern Serritorien oa=
our.b, DaB Die Nationalregierllng bur1
8ertrdge nit ben Snoianern berpTltbtet
1T, lebterc por Gelpalttbaten 81 ibiiber.
9laein 0iilis Snbianer 3ommilar
9lrnlltromg, Der nit ben 8erbdltnillen
i'm 9erritprium sriinblih Dertraut it,
erflart, oaB es cine iebr idmierige Mnf=
aabr ieirt peroe, Die GdubWbanoen gu
unteroriiden bas Serritorinm meroe
unter aegenmdrti9en Gerbdltnillen im=
mer Elm Sauptquartier fiir seieBloles
@eiinoel Iein unb bleibcn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-31
Cite Der flahtiiaen 8eamlten.
9d,atc mnO Woac.

9ie 8eribte, tpel1e iiber ben Stano
oes Woamarttes uno Der preile fur
e6afe mabrenb Der leBten WoAen an
Die DeffentliGfeit eefpmmen 1inb, tpa=
rem iebr tpiberipre6erb. Sn republt=
fanilden gldttern fanb man fets gta6=
ridten, baB amerifaniibe Wolle ieoen
Sag billiger wiiroe uno bab bic Gar=
mer eespunsen ieien, ibre 9eeroen gu
Shleuoerpreilen an ben Mann 81 brin-
gen. Gemotratiide 8latter uno un=
parteiiI1e 6a6Seitunsen bebanpteten
oas @eeentbeil. Stun fommt au9 in
biele 6rage etmas 2idt. gs ersibt li6,
oab 6pefulanten ben Wol5iidtern
allerbano Morbeei6idten iiber bic I'M.
ausbleibli1en Solgen Der Nufbebung
Der gDoa5Ole eradblten uno lie peran=
loBten, 0polle unb S1afe su ieoem
Yreile lossulhlagen. Dieie 2eute per=
tauften bann i'm Often nit srpbem
Yrofit.
McGinlep, Sherman unb anoere re-
publitanii9e 2eu6ten halfen oieien pa=
nil6en G6reden au perbreiten uno ein=
3elne Der Brapen, tpie 3. .. Staats=
senator Charles Soss bon Sbio, pre-
oiaten ppm Stump, Dab Wflttelmollen
nod unter IA @ents per Pfuno 1infen
niiroen, pdbreno iie iDlhe Wolen gu
% Gents uno oariiber I'M Often per=
fauften unb iolden 2euten, Die li6 ni6t
perbliffen lieBen, ielbit 20 Gents per
9funb beaablten. 5bomas %. Sarri=
ion bon 2ucas @ountp, gD. 3d., per=
taufte Dor einisen Sa9en 1900 pfuno
nieori9erabiger WDGe gu Fl Gents per
Yfuno, fir pel6e ihm Die republlfani=
fden sSreunoe bes 6armers Dor eintgen
9Do6en Is @ents geboten batten, uno
er balt sr0Bere auantitdten 3uriif,
neil er Der 9lnii9t 1T, oab oieie Wolle
in &uraem 25 Gents per Yfuno brtngen
miro. Woasiihter, Die bon Wtc&inlep
uno @enoHen seluarnt, ibre .S9afe gu
$I.25 per Stild pertauften, faufen leBt
oielelben Sdafe fir bas Soppelte llno
mebr surid, Inn ibre 9eeroen mieber 81
perpollltdnoisen ! Die republifanii6e
6reunoI9aft 1T bem Sarmer uno 9lr=
better itets tbeuer gu iteben setommen.
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X Mnbre.p Garne9ie bat lib am "a,
CUR 2iidfebr nab Mmerita eingeihifft.

Vllultiu VulHtStC Vut wv uHt Gfs
CUR 3iidfebr mad 9lmerita einseidifft.
- Gbicaao, Sas. - llnsefdbr fiinf
Monate litt i'd an beitisem 0iiftenmeb;
mar nidt i'm Stanoe 5ll aeben. st.
sSafobs Del beilte mid bollitdnoig. -
6raneis Maurer.
*sSu Californian tpuroe am a., fie-
ben Wiinuten na6 3 llbr Morgens, elm
beitiger @rbitoB uerlpiirt. Sn San
Diego fliihteten Die 2eute auf Die Stra.
Ben, op6 wuroe fein nennensmertber
50aeen angeri6tet.
Der @iiogetporanidlas fir DETER
reid PRO 1895 ftellt naA elmer pDm Gis
llcnsninifer i'm &eidstage abaeaebe'
nen grtldruna einen ginnabmentiber-
idub pDn 23t Milionen @ulben in
Muslitt, mas pom Reibstag nit gro-
bem yeifall besriibt tpuroe.
y 9as in neueiter 3sit entbedte peils
mittel gegen Dipbterie, bas NouT' ihe
0eilierum. fAeint lid gu beipdbreil ole
mebiainiite Nfaben,ie in paris bat li9
auBerorbentli6 siinitis oariiber ausae.
fproden. 9luh ber beriibmte profelIor
y,irAolp in Berlin seitelt feine 9eils
fraft su.
8. 8. Montgomerp, &eoattDr
oes ,Maribal (Su.) Democrat ere
tldrt, baB er Sabre lang ihredllfb nit
Wsaaenidmadbe ausseitanoen babe.
gnolih nalm CT Mpers Saria p a.
1rilla unb nabDem er iebs Glatden
perbrau1t bate, mar er 10 geiuno pls
nur js. Seilt anoere unb miro bid
! beilen.
Ser Minilferialratt I'M 0iterreihi'
lIhsn 0anoels Miniierinm, elbalber
Oofmann, bat porige Mohe in etnen
/ @iienbohn Coupe GelbftmOrb BEGAN
Qen, ifbeu er li6 atuei 9ugeln IN os'
| aopf fbDb.
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,Biolinbe", bas III bic lebte Neu=
iefeit auf benz Gebiete ber Mdbden-8or=
namen, unb Solinsen oarf ben @ubm
bapon in Mniprud nebmen. 8iOlino=
9ens Yater iol Elm einfaber 8iolinipie.
ler iein unb balnit erfldrt ii9 aud Der
ungetp0bnli9e 8orname.
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Nos. 3S6 and 33S connect at Wellsvitie for
Steubenville and Bellaire. Nos. 33a and 942
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh. for the
East.
REIyYEEN RAYsRn Ann MEM pHIl lnEi pHA
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0sudtemS alrnifa gaIbc.

Die Bette Galbe in Der Melt filr
Gdnittmunben, @eiduiire, @al5FuB,
ssieber,punben, glusidlag aufgeiprntl=
aene Sdnbe, Groitbeulen, Qiibneraugen
lnb ale Daitausidldse, iopie tie be-
5timmt Ddmorrboiben beilt. sic miro
aarantirt, Die bette 3ufriebenbeit 5u ge=
ben. Doer bas Gelb miro auriidgeSeben.
preis 25 GentS per Ghadtel bel s. 8.
Miler mnD Gphl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-31

ginen bb9f erbitterten &f fiib=
rem in Mef 8irsinien Die &epublifaner
sesen ben aefeierten Wilion. Sie Sob
LEM unb @iienbarpne uno alles mas am
Marfe bes Bplfes iid feitseiaust bat,
bic fiir ibre 9lrbeiter nur 2obnrebufs
tionen fe1tnen, perpenoen idweres @elb
baau, i'm gu beliesen. Sic moaen an
ibm Elm grempel itatlliren, bamtt ibn
unb anbern aur Sortiebuns oes &eform'
perfes ber Mutb bergebe.
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eseeeno waersne gner sinnabm bon br msns bis IL
,Sr Slittaos WadDmftags u -
f6nuen. m grmenn ben ponn Bes
1894
SeMber 1894
sa5n mnS nnSe Suite 1895 babH ober ale eabeH
Ivy ~ ,asWn nnr nem baabt mnsn
aan aMn I Mbreuuns ais ml besaA be-
~ msrnen rae bon 10 Yront uue peronpes SeH
~ YroSns
nms msrSsa nH Sannar GsoS
uub5a1ien Apt IND
ns'usn ~ tur dir meoH
miro io.We
~ ~ I So$ ooma % So6r iOfot pa1 snauutem Dafnm aug
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- Seine Grippe, feine uebelfeit, fein
S1mera, tpenn DeWitt's fleine Triib=
aufteber senommen iperben. Gleine
piae. Gidere Yille. geite Bille. gu
perfauIen in @entid's Npotbefe.
- Mlles @eibpdb in Der Welt iiber=
aeugt gu1 ni6t 10 f6nea tpie elm Ser
iu9 nit DegDitt's 3auber 0aiel=Salbe
fir 0erbriibungen, 8erbrennunsen,
S9iirfungen. 6autfrantbeiten unb 3D.
morrbDiben. Sn Gentib's 9lpotbefe.
- Glein unb bod srpb in ibren Wir=
fungen DegDitt's tleine 6riibaufife=
bet. geite piae ge9en 8eritopfung,
Mierdne unb lauren Ma9en. Sn
@enti6's Npotbefe.
Gin Mort befbreibt iie pgoll=
fommenbeit." Wir baben 8eau9 auf
OeWitt's 3auber 9aiel=Salbe, tuel6e
bartnddiee Wunben, 8erbrennungen,
6autfranfbeiten flirirt unb 1T elm tpobl=
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CAfIA1N MAHAN. make q reputation
as q sea fighter. He was appointed to the
Naval academy from New York in 1854
and entered the navy as an ensign on the
fr1gate Congress Of the home squadron. He
was soon after attached to the Pocahontas
OF the south Atlantic b~lockading squadron
and was commissioned lieutenant Aug.
81, 1861.
He was soon recalled to the Naval acad-
envy at Annapolis and afterward saw serv-
Ice in the western gulf and south Atlantic
squadron. He was commissioned as lieu
tenant commander in 1865, saw several
years service with the Asiatic fleet and in
1871 was transferred to the New York
navy yard. In 1872 he was commissioned
as commander and commanded the Wasp
of the south Atlantic station. He was aft
erward attached to the Boston navy yard
and the Naval academy. In 1885 he was
promoted to a captaincy and was made
president of the United States wal college
in 1850. Last year he was appointed to
the command of the Chicago.
Such is the official record of Captain AL.
fred I. Mahan. Nothing brilliant or re-
markable about it, is there? But Captain
Mahan has found the pen mightier than
the sword and in literary pursuits has
found that fame he probably never could
nave achieved as a commander. He has
written a number of books, including I'm
huence of Sea Power Upon History"
The Gulf and Inland Waters, - Life of
Admiral Farragut," etc. Of these, tin
huence OF Sea Power Upon History" in
W volumes, has given him a reputation
among naval experts as the greatest au-
thority on naval tactics in the world. So
when he sailed up the Thames a few weeks
ago Captain Mahan found that his fame
preceded him. All England had read
his Sea Power" and the Chicago was
W with visitors, and it's officers were
dlned and entertained as American sailors
had never been before in the British me-
tropolis. Most of the honors were shower
ed upon Captain Mahan, and Admiral
Erben found he was hardly ''in it" with
the captain of his flagship. Captain Ma
han bears his honors modestly, and by his
manlincss and dignity reflects credit on the
service and the flag.