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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08

ST. PAUL Dec. s--Five people were
overcome by coal gas at 55 Ann street, and
1errowly escaped death. They left the
nmpers closed In the coal stove when
~ retired. When neighbors broke Ia
y vsss unconscious Ave will probably
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08
HOMES ARE CROWDED.
Volunteer Veterans Are Unable to
Secure Accommodations.

WARRINGTON. Dee. e.--The annual TO
port of tho beard OF managers Of the Ma
tional Homes for Disabled Volunteer Sol
diers was sent TO the house yesterday. IL
treats of the "a state homes The aggre-
gate average number kept In the national
and state homes was 20, i02. and che whole
number cared for during the year. 80, b64.
On Jane %, 1894, the n umber present in
the several branches Of the National
Home was 1873 an increase in one year
OF 1868. This fact, says the rep1rt, showed
a ongestion that was alarming, consider
ing that the time OF the year was ono when
the population Of the home would naturally
De the least, and later when the number
was greater, suspensions OF admission
were authorized whenever there was lack
OF room.
This suspension causes great distress
The board has no means Of alleviating H..
The men not admitted, although entitled
thereto, must in general be cared for by
the charity of Grand Army posts, or
charitable institutions OF the cities whore
they are stranded.
There are only two branches which can
economically and properly be enlarged,
the ONE at Marion, Ind, aud the other in
an dSThaOANo PiOPo0iU.SN
suggested Is the establishment OF another
branch home in some central place.
Tho annual cost OF the maintenance OF
each man at the homes was sl27 As, de-
crease from the previons year OF slS.5);
tho deaths were 1850. an increase of 90
The inspection OF the state homes shows
that in general they are economically
managed.
Every year the original admissions TO
the various homes more than make up the
losses by discharges and death. There arc
now 1,ooO,eo persons living, who, II they
become nOn-supportable will be entitled
10 admission TO the National Homo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PRoyI-
DENCE PLANTATIONS.
Adiutant Generals once,
Providence. Nov. rs. 1894

Notice is hereby given that the First Volume
Qnfantry Regiments) Of the Revised Report OF the
Acknowledgement OF 1865, is ready for distri-
button TO persons, cities and towns, high schools,
horaries, societies &c, entitled TO receive copies
of the same by act OF the General Assembly.
The PRICE OF First Volume unfantry Regi-
ments) TO persons desiring TO purchase the same,
has been Ixed at three dollars and ten cents (S3l0
ELISHA DYER,
roviTtf Adiutaut- a neral
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
REPORT OF CONDEMNATION OF LAND.
Supreme Court,

Providence, Sc; Supreme Court
Common Pleas Division.
Whereas. The Commission 10 select and pur-
chase site and erect thereon building for
the state Normal school, acting on behalf Of
thority granted them by a resolution passed by
the General Assembly, June 18th, 1884, have
Park, Lincoln, Francis and Gaspee streets, in the
city OF Providence, in said county, and designated
aslots2O 2Os zoo Zoo 20l 20S 1O9 20 2l and 2l2 the
plat hereinafter referred TO, and have filed in the
oflce OF the Clerk Of said division OF plat or sHfd
land, and have also filed their certificate of the
taking thereof, with the names of the owners Of
and parties interested IN said land, so far the
same were known to said Commission, which said
owners and parties interested in said certificate
ana on said plat designated follows, viz;
James Annable, Albert II. Davis, Mary g. Farnurn,
wife OF Charles W., Timothy Newell, William A.
Harris Steam Engine Company, Brown University,
Franklin A. Chace, Mechanics savings Bank and
Daniel q. Aldrich, and
Whereas, Upon tine consideration OF said plat and
accompanying certificate, said Common Pleas Di-
vision OF the supreme Court, within and for said
December 18TH, 1894 nt $3.50 o'clock a. m the time
when said persons aud parties and all others inter-
sion, in the Providence County Court House. in said
city OF Providence, and be heard in reference the
missioners to appraise the damage accruing TO
them or any or either OF them. by reason OF the
taking OF their property, estate or rights Of
property.
Now therefore, this is TO notify the persons
above designated as owners OF and interested In
said land, and all other persons interested, TO
appear before the Common Pleas Division OF the
supreme Court, within and for said county, at the
OF Providence, on SATURDAY, December 10Th,
reference 70 the necessity Tor the taking and
condemnation of said property, estates rights Of
property and the appointment OF three suitable
persons TO be Commissioners 20 appraise the
damages sustained by them as aforesaid.
by order OF Hon. George A. Wilbur, Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court. presiding at said
Common Pleas Division, this 9th day OF Noyem-
GEORGE F. WEBSTER. Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08
Kossnth,s Ideas.

VIENNA, Dec s. AT a banquet given in
Buda- Pesth to Frank Kossuth, the latter
promised to advanced all his late fathers
ideas, except those regarding the dynasty.
The main requisites for Hungarian in
dependence, he said, were a separate Gus
toms service and an independent Hun
garian bank. Kossuth will stand as a
candidate for the relchsrath for division
of Buda Pesth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08

vfExyA, Dec. s--The nprdered bodies
- Stanislss Helicius and his wifo vere
1oupd on the doorstep ef Vi cir house near
Prague. The house had been robbed. The
murdered man was irader of rho yo1n9
Cxechs, popular politician aud a brill.
mt writer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08

WASHINGTON, Dee. s.-AIlo A. Jewett.
United States consul at Sivas, Turkey,
bas been selected as the representative OF
the United States to join the commission
ofinquiry In the case Of the Armenian out
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01
BURIED.

We stand upon the churchyard sod and gaze
Into the grave of our beloved dead
We hear the solemn words of prayer and
praise:
We mark the yew trees waving overhead;
!. We see the sunshine flicker on the grass
Thr. green grass of the graves-and daisies
white;
Adcwn the lane the village children pass,
And shyly pause to watch the holy rite.
Deep in the earth upon the coffin lid
Lies the last gift deSpairing love could
make,
White scented blossoms that sCon must be hid,
With all we love, from eyes and hearts that
ache.
Love. strong as life. was powerless to save:
We can but strew fresh flowers on the grave.
Yet in this grave, tear moistened and new
made
Where we must leave the happiness OF
years,
May not a worther sacrifice be laid
Than even our fairest flowers or widest
tears:
II we should bury with the pure white bloom
A cherished folly or a secret sin.
II might make holier the silent tomb,
Deepen the peace the dead lies folded in.
Oh. mute, cold grave that doth receive our
lost
rand with our lost the offerings of our love
Take these things also, we do count the cost.
Pc And God in Heaven doth, looking down, ap-
prove
Sleep. darling, sleep; pray God that dies with
thee
Which might have parted us eternaly,
ALL the Year Round.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01
Didn't Want Her Lopsided.

Down in Mississippi not so very long
ago there was a young darby who
bore the classic name of Scipio, and
was the happy possessor of two mules
who rejoiced in the appellations Sam
Jones and Mary. and so dearly did he
cherish the prutes that one day when
he met a girl named Mary he fell in
love with the dusky maiden for no
other reason, as he admitted. than
that she bore the same cognomen as
the off mule, and they decided to wed.
Sam, he wanted to do the thing up
right and give the bride a present, so
he went one day to the little country
store. and. after examining the entire
stock, he purchased two hoopskirts
and took them back to the girl. She
was delighted. but pretty soon she said
Look heah, Scipio, what flrd' you
get two er desc heah hures fur?''
"Why, honey" responded Scipio, ~
didn' want'cher t look lopsided."
"Whus'at? Lopsided? iIunph!'
"Shooh, honey. l got one fur the
right laig. and and fur de lef'."
well, yeh shoh did get 'em big
enough, was Mary's reply and the con-
troversy was ended.-St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01
DEATH NOT A GRIM MONSTER.
Two Generally Accepted Ideas Which Ex-
perience Shows to BE False.

Familiarity with death is apt to alter
ones earlier conceptions of it. Two
IDEAS are very generally accepted which
experience shows to be false. One is
that the dying usually fear death; and
the other. that the act of dying is &C
companied by pain. 1t is well known
to all physicians that when death is
near its terrors do not seem to be felt
by the patient. Unless the imaglna-
ton is stimulated by the frightful por-
trayal of the supposed ''pangs of
death" or of the sutferings which some
believe the soul must endure after dis
solution. it is rare indeed that the last
DAYS or hours of life are passed in
dread Oliver Wendell Holmes has re-
corded his protest against the custom
of telling person who does not actu-
ally ask to know that he cannot re-
cover. AS that loving observer of man
kind asserts so must every one who
knows whereof he speaks assert that
people almost always come to under
stand that recovery is impossible: it is
rarely needful to tell any one that this
is the case. When nature gives the
warning death appears to be as little
feared as sleep. Most sick persons are
very, very tired; sleep-long, quiet
sleeps what they want. have seen
many people die. | have never seen
one who seemed to fear death, except
when it was, or seemed to be, rather
far away. Even those who are con-
stantly haunted, while strong and well,
with a dread of the end of life for
get their fear when that end is at
hand.
AS for the act of dying-the final
passage from life to death-it is abso-
lutely without evidence that the oft
repeated assertions of its painfulness
e made Most people are unconscious
for some hours before they die; and in
the rare cases where consciousness is
retained unimpaired until few min
utes before the end the last sensation
must be of perfect calm and rest 1t is
worse than cruel to aid to the natural
dread of death which Expresses the ma
iority of us while in good health the
dread OF dying -Scribner
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01

strong, plump, round and rosy. Moth
ing so effective as a strength restorer
and flesh maker is known to medical sci
ence; this puts on hfalM.Y. t7eSh not the fat
of cod liver oil and its filthy compounds.
1t rouses every organ of the body to ac-
tivity, puri6es, enriches and vitalizes
the blood so that the body feels refreshed
and strengthened. If you are too thin, too
weak too nervous, it may be that the food
assimilation is at fault A certain amount
of bile is necessary for the reception Of the
fat foods i'll the blood Too often the liver
holds back this element which would help
digestion. Dr. PieTce's Golden Medical
Discovery stimulates, tones UP and invig-
crates the liver, nourishes the blood, and
the muscles. stomach and nerves get the
rich blood they require
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01
TO PUT ON
needed flesh, no mat

needed flesh, no ina-
ter how you've lost
it, take DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
covery. 1t works
wonders. BY restor-
ing the normal ac-
ton of the Geranged
organs and functions,
it builds the flesh UP
to a safe and healthy
standard promptly,
pleasantly and nat
urally. The weak,
emaciated, thin, pale
and Duuy are made
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01

Humility, like beauty, disappears
the moment it becomes self-conscious.
Better be humble over your pride than
proud over your humility.-Yeung
Mems Era.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01

Mrs. Anderson-So your daughter is
studying for the stage?
Mrs. Brownies, and she is pro
crossing very rapidly
"How far has she got?"
"She has already had her photogra
taken as Lady Macbeth. Alex Sweet,
in Texas Siftings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01

Mrs. PANCAKE (suspiciously)-"W are
you hanging around my back window so
longw Tramp-"Ma am, those apple pies
are as purity as pictures, an I'd like to be
the frame O. one O. them. '-Harpers
Bazaar.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01

THE monkey goes to the sunny side of the
tree when he wants a War.her climb
Texas Siftings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01

If you want to be cured of cough use
Hale's sioney of HOreh0und and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01

,uedicue and derived no -4 j VI.'..7''''T' 1''7S'
Leneft got more relief IN one hoo from your
medicines. as far my stomach was concerned,
than from all the other medicine used.
If any person who reads this il suffering from
dyspepsia or constipation and will use youl
medicine as have done. he will never regret it,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01
Spent Hundreds OF Dollars with no Ben,

NJ. J. COLEMAN Of 3 !
Mass, writes After
suffering from dyspepsia
and constipation with un-
told agony for at least IS
months, l am more than
pleased to say that after
using Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Pellets for ore
month, l was e1tirely
cured, and from that day
to this l do not know,
thank God, what even a
slight headache is. paid
@ doctor on fremont St,
Boston, in one day for
his advice only, } the sum
of $1,000 with $3.50 for
medicine and derived no
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01

PEoPLn who hope are people who help
Ram HorE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01
Hairs Catarrh Cure

Is Constitutional Cure. fr.le 75c.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-11-01

DIRECTIONS for using n
CREAM BALM. - APPLY d
a particle Of the Balm Well h
up into the noStrilS. After a Z
moment drdlc strong breath z
through the nose. Use B
three times a day, after \
meals preferred, and before \
retirillQ. 4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17

bGufiq eiroetreten. oSn StDden, tporin man
cine alte GDniqin, mGbnte, fanb man bel ben
11nterTu9ungen ni9t ielten cine iunge,
fru9tbare &0ni9in nnb Die beitbe1eBten
8ruttafelh.
@e6t i'm CONNER alID eine SDntgtn berz
loren, 70 1T DieIelbe alf Die erpdbnte ober
eine dnbere @eiIe lei4t pteber gu er1eben,
penn aub INNER elm empftnoli9er Na9=
tGei( bdmit berbunben 1T, namentlt9, penn
bte1er SAT- i'm Wfai DDer Stunt %etntrttt, oa Elm
mefentlt9er @rtrdg BON ei1em berarttgen
Stods in bemielben Sabre faum gu ertparz
ten III, Mnbers liegt bic Sadie iebo9, penn
bic &ontgin I'M Spdtberbit, i'm Winter ober
i'm 5eitigen Sriibiabr abbanben fommt.
@eil feline 8rut Dprbanben, TT es untnDgz
li9, cine relte &Dntgin gu erbriiten, unb
ipenn btes au9 mDglt9 pGre, 8. 9. i'm
W1Gr3 pber Nprtl, 70 lit etnem bod nentg
bdmit gebient, neil bic &Dnigtn, Da I'm bte1e
3eit 9rpbnen mod nirgenbs gu ftnben finb,
ni9t befru9tet perben fam, l1nO nolte
man einen berartigen @tod rubig iteben laiz
len unb fi9 ni6t um i'm fiimmern, 10
tpiirbe man, iperl1l er fem Spfer Der GGlz
beret tpiirbe, in bemlelben fpdter bic 1b0nTte
8udelbrut porfinben.
Oa beiBt es alfo aufgepaBt, baB bic &0@
ntgin erbalten bleibt, 1nb gang belonbers
bat man bierauf 8eba9t gu nebmen in elmer
Belt, fpp cine @r1ebnnq Der &0niQt1 un>
mDglt9r ober bic Grneuerung ber1elben
feinen 3ped bat, alfo bonn 9erbit Bis gum
Sriibiabr, SeOe @rf3iitterung, tpobur9 Die
8ienen ~aufgeregt tperben, tit gu permeibelt,
unb BEL Der l1nterfu9ung auf ben Sutterz
porratb, fopie Bel Der Siitterung ielbIt, bat
man Die alergrDBte 8prft6t palten 81 lalz
fen. &pn Dem &au9 mabe man 10 penig
tpte m0gli9 @ebrau9, unb penn es gef9iebt,
10 lei es nit Mab. Wirb btefe 8or1t9t
ni9t bea9tet, fp tit ein @rittden Der &O=
ntgtn nur 81 let3t mDglt9.
8, Sheen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17

gung eine 6duptbebineung fir bic Gntfalz
bung Der &nofpen lit un6 r1r bur9 m0gz
lt91t 9lei9mdBige Wdrme getpGbrleiitet
tperoen fam. Sine Ipl9e 1T aber i'm 3ims
nner tpett i9tperer, als i'm @eipdhSbaus
uno am f9pterigiten in ben fGlteften MOnaz
ten 81 bef9affen. Menn man alIo auf Die
frib bliibenben Sorten per5t4tet, pirb man
an ben SpGtbli6ern i'm SSebruar u1b Mdr3,
tpo grDBere l1nregelmdBigfetten f9on eber
DermieDen nerben t0nnen, Tim 10 grDBere
Sreuoe erleben. Sci Der Nn19affung err
tpGge man, baB i'm @epG9sbdus getriebene
&ame1ten, tpenn fte aus Der feu9ten 2uft
unmittelbar in bds Simmer iibertragen
perben, unfeblbar bic 8lit6en unb oft iogar
Die 8lGtter Derlterer.
pfldnaen, bic cine lGrgere probez unb
uebergan9s3ett i'm 8lumenlaben bur9gez
ma9t BADEN, iino por5u3ieben. On ben
IdmeQten fpie du9 an ben M3aleen un0
Mlpenpetl9en bat man dber erft pirflt9
5reuoe, penn iie bpuitGnbig vafflimatiiirt"
finb; auf cine @r0be Der 8liitben, ipie 1te
I'M fel9ten @epG9sbaus eraielt tperben
fann, muB man freilib i'm 3immer bon
pornberetn berai9ten, es fei benin, baB man
9lastd1te r3immertretbbGuier" anipenz
bet, in benen Die pflanaen aber ni9t mebr
als rWtitbetpobner" Der 3tmmer betra6tet
tperben fOnner. 9ie feu9te 2uft bur9
8efprtben, DEFENDERS al6 Der 8liitben, err
feben gu polen, nte bielfan empfpblen ptrb,
n1uB als berfeblt be3ei9net merben, Sur
Nnpafung an bas 3tmmer 9ebDrt %pefentz
lt9 au9 cine Neubilbung bes8ur3elIpftems,
oa bic 9Grtner, Inn ret9ltbes 8liiben at err
3islen, pte BEL ben N3aleen unb 6aiben,
Die @roe Der tletnen SDpfe gang BADEN bur9z
tpur5eln la1en. 8Or benz ueberiteben bes
eriten l%mpflan5ens f0nnen bteIe @epd9le
ollo ni@t als eingebiirgert geIten, Die Nnz
5u9t aus Stedlingen tit BEL Der &qmellte
nt9t gu empfeblen; b0Aitens bel leibter am
tpa4ienben @orten, Die ou9 BON ben @Grtz
nerrt germ alS lnterlage benubt iperben, UNI
anbere barauf 3u perebeln; mag Der 8erIu9
gena9t peroen, bod TT bamit Bis gum
0erbft gu tparten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
Die periootfbe Qusenentsinouns
beim pfero.

Son ben ACKNOWLEDGMENT tnterefiirt
BEL 8eurtbeilung bes pferbes bauptfG9li9
Die @nt5iinoung Der inneren S6etle bes Dug
apfelS. Oiefe MDnbblinbbett tritt ca. ale
IS Wo9en tpieber Elm, unb iebesmal BIN
terldBt fte @puren, Bis gGn3lt9e @rblinbung
erfolgt. 3unG9ft getpD1nli9 Sriibung Der
our3ft9tigen 9ornbaut, bdnn gelbgriine
Slede in Der borberen Mugenfammer, fpGter
Gegenbpgen6autz8 erpaG1ung nit Der
2tnie. Oie Monbbltnbbett lit pGbren0
zines NnfaQes let9t 5u %erfennen: PlDBli6es
@ntfeben, 2i9ti9eu, 8tnDebautrDtbung,
PuptIenperengung. Sn ben 3niI9enpertoz
ben ertennt MAJ tie nur BET 1eitli9er 0ur9z
leu9tung. 8e5onbers ipt6ttg our Se1t1telz
lung 1T bic @rmittelung bes inneren Nugenz
brudS. 9ierbet teQt man ft9 gerabe bor
baS Yfero uno uaterfubt onr3 @tret6en
nit 3eigez unb Mtttelfinger, pb Elm glei9<
mGBtger 9rud borbanben, Gbnli3,. als
Denn man cine Gtterbeule auf &etfe unterz
1u9t. $50 Der innere Druid geringer 1T,
bort muB mar 0erbd9t duf @%nt5iinbung
baber. @pdter enttebt: @ertleinerung bes
4uges unb Sieferliegen beffelben, bas etgenz
t6iimli9e Sd bes pberen Nugenltbes, Die
9prnbaut nirb triib, blduli9, pber pte matt
gef4ltffenes @Gas, Die Gegen6ogenbaut 1T
borgep0lbt unb nit gelbltbgriinem 8elag,
PuptQe fletn, oft edig unb ~ber3errt, Die 2tnie
3eigt pftmalsS tarpuntte, 5upeilen bilbet iib
Ipgar griiner Star aus. Selten tritt bic
&ranf6eit an beiben Mugen 5uglei9 @auf,
meiitens nirb bas anbere Muge erft .ergrifz
fen, tpenn bas fronte erblinbet lit. = Sin
e~indugiges pferb lit alio unter bieien UNI
ftGnben ni6t 3u taufen, Oa es bas anbere
Muge tpabrf9einli9 berliert. : 0te Monb@
blinbbeit 1T unbeilbar, fie gebOrt nit gu ben
@etpGbrsfe6lern. g1a9 neueren unterz
fu9ungen io1en paraftten als 1riabe ge~
funben porben ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17

tptdeIn. 0ieie frGftigere @nttptdlnng Der
lcbteren lit aber lelbit beim Qufpanbe
iebr wirflamer 0lngermehgel I'M eriten
ober BEN bciben eriten SaDren faum oerz
artig, baB babel ni6t Elm erbebltcber
9luSfal an Maiie eintreten miiBte. gtur
langiam tritt an Stelle Der alien, icblebs
ten, pertpilberten 9tarbe eine neue. before.
Sicber 1T eS Dierbet, baB i6on balo mach
bieler WtaBnaDme bas, mas oil @rntemaile
n~erloren gebt, an Site oes. Suffers ret6lt6
geponnen mir6. @ub ben mittctmdBigiten
@ieienboben permag mar naA rattoncuer
@nttpGierung bur6 gcei9nete 0ungung
babin 3u brtnger, baB ct ie ldnger ie mebr
tpertbbone @raS> un6 &leearten trGgt unb
feline gauge Narbe bon Sa9r gu Sabr ner>
ebelt, trtebfdbiger gemacbt Diro.
Die umipanoltng bon l6lcchtem Wtelett5
grunb in 9uten Mtei en9runb lit Inn 10 tptdz
tiger, ais ia i'm %Nlsemeinen feline 94irtbz
icbaft gut beiteben farm, tpenn itc nibt bas
8iebfutter anbaut, melbes CUR fort!pdprello
guten @rnGbrung zines angemciienen Gicb>
itanbes n0tbis lit. 9(uBer6em berubt ia
iebe 8erbei1erun9 bes 8iebftanbes in eriter
Geibe auf ether 6ebung bes GrnGbrungsz'
~ipeie1s. Stei9! bas @rnabrungspeien, 10
iteigt aub Die Site bes 8iebltanbes, unb
100 man bas 8ieD niht fortndbreno rtbtig
un6 reiGli6 ge1u9 ernGbren fanl1, TT lebe
Wibe, Die man auf feline GerebIung perz
ipenbet, per9ebens. Ser 6erblt lit Die rtd2
tige 3eit, in tpel6er ii6 bic gerbelierungen
BET 8ielen unb Wetoen am Dortbellbafteiten
bornebmen laiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
Die rthttee Stauwdrme.

Die Std1pdrme piro bon ben S6teren
felbft er5eu9t auf Soften bss geret9ten SUIT
ters; bteielbe muB oaber forgfamt Dor benz
@ntlpei6en gef9iiBt perben, Sebp9 bari
bteieS nt9t auf Soften Der 2uftreinbeit in
Stalungen gef9eben. Sci nur SO @r. s.
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