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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
GERHARD MORRIS NUPTlALS.
Propitious Alphabetically of the Bride
Wealth of the Groom.


BALTIMORE, March IA day OF as
beautiful weather and delightful sun
shine az ever shone ON happy nuptiais
graced the wedning OF the peerless Louise
II. Morris and the wide-famed FREDERICK
Gebhard. at the house OF the brides
parents. 2O7 west Franklin street, at IL
o'clock.
Miss Morris has for three or four years
been acknowledged as leading society
belle. Her beauty is OF the semi-Diohus
type. In physical appearance she - .an
and magnificently formed. or al tne
Monumental city bellies she was the ae-
knowledged queen. Her debonair hus-
band, well-known throughout the country
as a lover Of sport and owner OF THOR
oughbreds. Is accredited with an income
OF 5000 a year.
The wedding. out Of respect TO inc
wishes Of the groom, was what 10 w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS.
a RcconsideTation-An Address Merely
Acknowledging the Queens Speech.


LONDON, March 1.-THE House of
Commons was crowded to-day when Sir
William Harcourt announced that the
government had taken advice from all
available sources and had decided 10
make the declaration that the judgment
given last evening in amending the adj
dress did not show the mature and we'll
considered decision of the House of Com
mons This was a grave question, and
The government would not present the ad-
dress as amended 10 the Queen. Conse-
uucntly the government proposed to bring
mn new address, amounting merely TO
am acknow ledgment Of the speech from
the throne.
4 motion TO rescind the address and
substitute one merely acknowledging the
Queens speech was thereupOn agreed 10
without division.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
Shot nv "A DesperadO.

COLUMBUS. GA, March li.-Wil wal
lace. "A detective, of this city, was shot
and killed last night by negro desperate
named Rich Gordon. whom he was trying
to arrest at Suspension. little station
in Bullock county. Ala, about forty miles
below here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
Killed nv Lightning.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, March it-Wnne
riding TO church. near Damascus. iast
night storm arose and lightning struck
buggy In which were Charles Thompson
and his wife. setting II on fire ana kiinns
both the occupants The horses were uh-
hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15

Lynshburs Oflssrs Protest Aesinss tho
Action u Governor OYsrruli.

Action 81 Governor VRsrFuIls
LYNCHBUR0. VA, March N.-Sps-
ciai.b meeting Of the commissioned
officers Of the several military companies
OF this city was held to-day and resolu-
tons passed protesting against the action
OF Governor O'FerraIl In issuing q COM
mission TO w. NJ. Seay as Captain Of
Battery ID, Of Lynchburg. seay was for
meriy a lieutenant In the Fitz Lee Troop,
OF this city. and was cashied for insabor-
dipation. The case at the time attracted
the attention of the military all over the
State.
Chairvnan Wilson I'm Texas.
NEW YORK. March IA City-of- Mex
leo special says Chairman Wilson lefs
Cuadalaiara yesterday for San Antonio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15

I've struck real bone-anser. ex-
claimed the man who was trying to carve
O goose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15

A recent novel II called "The Corsair" ;
II must be a misnomer, for the critics
saws Il Ii full Of fins airs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15

Queen Victoria Leaves England.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Queen started
for Florence to-day via Holland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15

BROOKLYN. N. Y, March il--Justice
Sutherland. OF Gravesend. on trial for
SONS Of the same crimes that sent John
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15

Commercial travellers invariably pro-
vide themselves with Dr. Bulls cousn
Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15

Now higher cliusbs the blasing sun
Above the garden gates:
The rivers are all on the rum
Likewise the candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
DANIEL ON SILVER,
Strong Letter from tho Senator on
Repeal Of the Sherman Bill.
EFFECT OF THAT LEGISLATION
Prosperity Has Failed tn Appear-An Arctic
Wave on the Industries Of the Farm
and Workshop.

STAUNTON. VA, March H.-tspeciai')
The stanton Post publishes this evening
the following pertinent letter from Sena-
tor Daniel touching national financial
legislation, the silver question. and the
tariff:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15
INSURANCE STATEMENT
OIFNs FALLS INSURANCE COMPANY.

AND or nS s
BONDS AsD STOCKS o"NEp
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27
MERBNILLF.

Mn. EDITOR We just ask You
once to not put our little letter in
the stove for 1t is the best we can
do fer our lie this time.
Say, don't you think some
Republican out here says the tarlil
bill will not pass nj all, aud says It
is the cause OF all the strikes, now
we are not mad AT him at ~ but he
must recollect something about the
Mckinley Bill which almost for
bids men to 20 to mill and says IN
Substance Il man must lot work Tor
more than - cents Ter daY at any
thing, and then pay une'hait ct
what he getsto som, "Shcrmah
somewhere or put in purse to pay
tribute to some Rep Pope som,
where. What will he do if it does
pass. lie says he wants 10 die Il
1t does. Poor fellow, we pity han
and will ask some undertaken ia
order an extra large rotin for HIM,
for | guess he wants to take all he
has with him, (and that Is not
much), for he SAYS he '!on t want a
Democratic Tariff Bill 10 monte up
what he has here in this world !
guess he will take il 10 hades and
give il to "Lucifer' ns We suppose
the are "chums.n Well Mr.. Ell
we will change our programme for
the present.
Bark hauling is all the so at this
place. There is u good lot on the
yard waiting to be shipped.
J.C. Webb's team Of mules get
along nicely and Paris says he can
pull more with them off the ridge
than anybody, if Miss II stands in
the gap,
Moods and Webb do rushing
business here at on. city.
School going IN DIST. No. p,
with G. T. Vaughan, teacher.
Parry
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27
The Navy Par Corn.

The course Of promotion in the navy
pay corps Is illustrated by the cases Of
the officers just advanced to the rank
Of paymaster, and Of this below them
in the list Of twenty past assistant
paymnsters. The officers Just pro-
NOTED have been about sixteen years
In the service, of which four years were
passed in the lowest of the pay corps
grades and the remainder in the next
highest The officer now first on the
list of past assistant paymasters has
been fifteen and half years In the
service, of which he passed three and
q half in the lowest grade. When pro
motion comes, which must be soon, he
will have been more than twelve yeara
past assistant paymnster.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27
EAST FORK.

Farmers are busy stacking wheat.
Threshing machines are being put
in repair. The grass crop is very
light and unless rain comes in a
few days corn aud tobacco win be
very poor crops. Late POTATOES
are no COED at all
JAS. Taylor has in abou. one
acre Of peanuts that look exceed.
ingly we'll.
Geo. W Handy arrived home
last Saturday from up the county
with thirty head of nice hogs.
The trustees of No. 4, met last
Wednesday aud let the contracts
of digging wells and repairing
seat.
VIM, Howell was the successful
bidder on the well and DR.. Sparks
bid lower than US on the seats, So
he was happy when they told him
he could "liN em up He is very
handy with tools and we are will
ling To say without fear Of contra
dictiun that they will be well done,
and an ornament 10 the district.
Wei now don't Lon Belcher look
pleas land step high since that
little girl came to stay with him.
The citizens Of this vicinity are
trying to organize n mutual pro-
lection society at Vessie. We hope
they will be successful, as the
mules are a great help some times
Word reached here from Denton
that a crowd OF toughs had banded
together and We're going to make Il
raid on some of our most respected
citizens for yer money er yer life,
but il they had carried out the in.
tention they would have been veF,
much surprised at the reception
and would have been glad to gel
away with out any booty, for Their,
was strong guard at each plac'
they Intended robbing. A. on,
house there were eight mel eacl
with a Winchester and r, volveI
and lots OF rocks about the righu
size to throw lying at a conyenien
place. J. X GREYNEcE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27

The United States, Great Britain,
Germany, Denmark, Switzerland, IIol
land, Sweden and Victoria, eight In
number, combined. have an area Of A.
600, 900 miles and a population Of l40,-
10000 and an illiteracy Of only per
cent. In these, by far the vast ma ority
of inhabitants are of Teutonic or
scandinavian extraction On the other
hand, Austria, France, Portugal.
Spain, Italy, belgium, Brazil and
Ncnczucla, also eight in number, and
also having an area Of i,OOO.0OO miles
and u population of lis,OOo,OO0, have
an llliteracy of ca per cent This latter
group uses, for the most part,
languages derived from the ancient
Latin The fall 4 Latia from its an.
cient proud position us the educational
tongue Of the world is a puzzle for
historians TO cSDain.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27
- = - T = ~ =
~ sold by Druggist, 75c 81

Tn, United States census shows
that the average cost OF steam pow
er is $50 year per horse power.
for year OF 3l3O horsepower
hours. Power is now being con-
tracted for at Niagara Falls at from
IS to so year per horsepower
Tor a day OF 2l hours, and for every
DAY inthe year.
Granted that ii is practicable TO
convey electrical power by wire for
long distances, it follows that in
time steam, as a moter, will be re
placel by electricity, which is
cheaper. Thus the world will wit
ness an lher economic revolution,
such as attended the introduction
OF steam as a motor
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27
pEAFNEss CANNOT nEcrREp

There is only Que way tocuIe deafness
and that is by institutional remedies
When this tube gets milan Il you ,an
have rambling sound or imperfect
hearing aud when is Entirely close deaf
mes IS the result aud unless the Inllam-
nation can be taken ont aud this tune
restored to Its normal condition hearing
will be destroyed for ever nine out ten
are caused by caarrh which Is nothing
but an iullamed condition Of the mucous
surfaces.
Wewill give One Kindred Dollars Tor
ana ease u deafness that cannot he cur
ed by IIahs Catauh Gu re, Send ior err
culars. FREE
FJCnENEY q Co.. Toledo, o.
~ Sold by Druggist, 75c III
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27
Bu sKIlN ARNIcA sAlyr.

Is best salye l. I world for Gus muis.
cs soes, her, al rherm, fever sots,
letter Il p ~ la is, chilblan corn, and
n err p'ion', IN positively cures piles,
ornO pay req4hed 1t is guaranteed 10
i've pc frcl satisfaction or on,y eunde
Pr as cents per box. For SIDE by A. NJ.
llughc H. 81 k'.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27

My little boy was very bad co 10
two months viii diarrLooa We used
various medicines, also He'd IN two
doctors, butnoiling done him any good
nill wo used chambellain's collie Chol-
era aud Diaaihoea REMEDY, which gave
immediate relief and soou cured him
ronsldec Il the br'i mnllclne made aud
can con .clenliously recommend Il 10 all
who need adlarhoea or collie medicine
!. y. Hare, lienicn, Tex. Is aud 30
alnIh llIellor ale BY A. M.,IlngheI.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27

WASHINGTON, July a. Secretaries
Gresham. Lamont and Smith, and Post
master General lIisscll were in confer
ence with the president at the white
house Monday evening. The tariff
situation was reviewed, but so far u.s.
can be learned no conclusion was
reached, Secretary Carlisle was at the
white house late in the evening.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27
pRosrERlTY.
Newg scarce and limes hArd.

News scarce aud times hard,
Rain plenty and the farmers
smiling,
There was a row on our creek.
Will Ike Bishops and Jack Short
were the combalanls. There were
several rocks thrown but no one is
reported hurt.
Il, NJ. Curnuite has taken the
job OF building the school house III
Dist. No. %. lie is a good work
man and we feel that the wo.k will
ne done in god order,
Hez Haws who has beeu sick for
some time is again able to smile ON
the fair sex.
NJ. F, Brown il called the ladies
man,
Gus Dean was seen going down
Big Branch u few days ago with
hat in hand hair on end, when
asked the cause of his hurry he
would not talk. We think he was
scared.
Preaching at Elm Grove next
Sunday by Rev Johnson, of Webb
vile come and hear him one and
all.
We think there will be a Wedding
on the hill soon, When will 1t b,
Jes?
Mat Berry, of Adams. was in oul
midst u few days ago.
W. G. Curnutle made ilyini
trip 10 Elliott Co, Il iew day ago
School begun in Dist No .
Monday, With, C. Moore teacher
We are glad to learn that thu
strike is about over We thint
that times will be better when il Is
Success to the Democratic tick
ct is the wish Of VIOLET
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27
An E,hau.t.d Eagle at Sea.

One OF the many Various incidents
which happen at sea was reported by
q si.-.mship which arrived at Tacomn
recently. When about six days sail
from the American coast, an eagle,
spent with flying, alighted on the
ship, having probably flown from some
American whaling vessel. The eagle
was caught as it was resting ON the
ships rail, and kept in cage until the
vessel was passing into the Straits OF
Juan dc Fuca The American coat Of
arms was scratched on its bill, which
had been coated with vermillion. The
bird injured its wings in tho cage and
was released. On seeing land IL at
tempted to fly, but could not, and was
swept into the sea and was drowned.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27

SpnlNGFWLp, III =. July 20. .Threemen
entered the grocery store Of James Me-
Graw as he was closing up for the
night, and by torture compelled him to
open his safe and give them the g., 400
In gold i contained, They then bQpnd
hun Qpdaeit
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27

Elder, :, ;. Beaver, Of McAlli>ierville,
Jmhtta CO.. Pa. says his wife i sub
i,'rt to cramp in the stomach Last sum.
mer che tried Chamberlain Cole, Chcl-
era aud Diatrhpea Remedy lor il, and
was much pleased VITA the speedy ne
lieflt ailurtte. She has since used il
whenever necessary aud ioupd that Il
never lail.. fol sale by 4. VI. hughes,
I ouisn Nv.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27

JoIIET, H., July 2i.-Last Sunday
night at Coal City, twenty miles south
of here, John Brown killed his wife
and committed suicide because she had
deserted him for another man.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27

LONDON. July ei.-The Central News
says that private dispatch just re-
ceived states that japanese gunboats
ore bombarding Korean ports.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27
EFFECTIVE Els

v and In ev rycinn'v tpact in the Sc.
eie .eryi G un3rr Instructions from
"a T. Granntn, cx-Chid Detective al
Cinritnn. Experience tot necessary
Established l years. Particulars free
Address Grammar Detective Bureau.
Co, a. Arcade, Cincinnati, O. The
methods aud operations Of this Burtar
invest gated aud found lawful bv Unite,
States Government.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27
5 l. TUE NoRl-D's FAIR FOR Flf-
TEEN CENTS.

II on rceeim of loi. addiessa 4 Gllesh
c n,s In ro,la,r stamps, We VII mul you
re aid our $ nyen'r Portfolio Oft Re Worlds
Columbian Epof'on. the regular pJics i
Fifty cents. but as we whni you Il have d, G,
we Ike The pu.se roniial You VII ind
Il a work o. ut NJ a t lin; 20 tc prize J.. It
c ,ntin- II p,ge vev, 81 the great bnIld.
IS, With de aiplioos Or a e a,t is es--
cut | in highest l;o art llnoi 'lliSlled
iiit, after ,olt,tit, W. will r fund the
stua and IL Sc ptre io,t. Address
II. +. gtts&Ct.,
Chic 90, n.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27
Perfectly well.

Perfectly Well.
FIilxoRr Dubuque 90, Ia, sept, lssl'
Miss X. Finuigan writes Ny m3thor nad
aI.fcr usod pastof KoeuiSa Nerve Tonic ioi'
noumi-ia. They are both perfectly vel e'N
aud never urud Of praislng the Tonic
Las vFoAs Now Metioo july 3 isll
When / was young nig mother had q ~
trirnf and abe gave ace .hcI hoaom hreaNse
Ms erving. aud two hours after bal The hrs
ntfack n htart disease Pastor heeags NHrW
1S,nic lna lone me nurh good ami has hal w
desired eguc, hluO ~ A "VThitN;
hhi.l'' tinN, Ark, Oct ! , l.N
For four years my stcphueht,t weS SUI e,'
10 splhrfic Ats, nnd n use OF Pastor hocuis
Nerve ionic gave Immediate satisfaction ar
since she udnimencod taking /; -he mas not ne
sven The slightest symptons OF tho disease Ma
heartfelt thanks TO this medicine.
a~v era VaIearis --oTE on Nervon
teas y Diseases sent nee 70 any ad9.eh
EE and poor patients { an 49, es'A
tAgaEu this medicine nee VI charse'
st... rs.iedv has bgcn PREPARED By The Rcyerei
.fIir Laerlr az Port WAYNE, IND, since -" q
". pfsla-ed uhdsr bis direction " co
sNic Med. CO.. Chicago az
sly DRUGGISTS az 81 per Bottle GEw'
49, -,, eass cp9fttastn TO- .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27

l.. 5, sTENART, d, q. BoUGLToN,
Train Master. Ass't Supt
Arhland. KY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-07-27

HoUsE-T.e attractions Of the tari1 debate In
the senate Monday were too strong 10 be resist
ed by the greater number Of representatives.
ana il was found impossible 70 secure the pres
once Of quorum After yainly endcayoriug
Tor an hour aud half TO effect the passage u
the bill which came over AS unfinished busl-
ness from saturday directing the ro-empoy-
ment Of railway postal clerks who wore dis
charged between March Is aud May l. 1859 the
house at 80 O'Clock adjourned until Tuesday.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-16
Gin @a,tnertr1aer.

SIN bem pCr nabeSu etnem balben Sabrbunbcrt Be-
l4teit Der alien eule ber 9etttunoe mar Spfetters
MRasenbttter8 ber 8annertrdser. Scine Gteae iber
arantbetten, wele fur bie frnber sebraudten Sell
Gjeabps sgbiloSDpbie, pelbe bie Nnpenbnra brafttfd
rtrtenber Webtnen lanfttpnrte, tpp fetne notbreis
ets waren, welae als unumi6BItde ResN Gberldiie,
beftigeS pur9iren, ben @ebrau@ pom Bre&mitteIn
enber Site in einfaden Sduen 2eberz unb maIaz
rtaartseu ae6eH perprbnete, in Der Tbat BITE flimm
fe Scrm BON S9npran5 bebeutete, pethe eben5pwpbl
NIT ben @eiesen ber wabren mebt;tnii&en 9Bi5enz
i9aft, as ben Gebren Der Spsiene unb bes seiunben
Wteni&enperfanbe8 i'm @tbcripru6 itanb. gBerben,
pte iest, 8tltpftdt, 0erifOpfuns, S@dtelfrpft uns
pdbrenb fe iid Bet ber friberea BebanbIunaspsi5e
nur UNI 70 bartnddissr feiiesten. Das @IetGc tit Der
Eau BET Dpspepfe, &beumattsmus rnb 3ierenletben;
s aue tnb letft betIbar NIT beiem fheren, boz Der
@tfienIdaft apprDbirten Yrdparat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-16

ieIbit seb0ris BEN &opf. Sic ertlart,
bab Der Nntrag at @epiKenloligfeit
ben focialiitii6en 8erbeibungen oes
3ufunftsnaates menig na6gebe uno
6erielbe einer erneuten 99itation aur
Grregung bon lln3ufrtebenbeit 3bor
un6 Sbiir 6ffne. 9ie @ocial6emofras
ten tperoen ben Nntrag benn au9 uei=
ter perwertbeu. Ser u8ormdrts@ bas
9auptorgan Der Socialilten, erfl6rt
ndmlib, baB bic 9ocialbemotraten,
anfniipfenb an ben Monopol. .Nntrag,
ibrerieits einen Nntrag auf 8erfaatiis
dung 6er geiammten 2anbtpirtbl6aft
einbringen tpiir6en.
= 6iirittn 8ismard feierte am II.
lit aler StilIe ben Sag, an tpel9em iie
Dor 70 Sabren am IL. Npril 1924 bas
2i9t Der Welt erblidte. Die ,Neueite
gabri9ten" lagen, bab &ailer Wils
beIm ber Giiritin als @eburtstagsges
i9ent eine pertbpole Staffelei, Bic NIT
ben Sieblingsblnmen bet Oame, Nels
ten unb Goien, eingelegt 1T, iiberfanbt
babe.
= Cine perbdngniBbole grpIolion
aertDrte 6as 2aboratoriun elmer in ber
Jtdbe Der Stabt 9oemib in Medlens
burg gelegenen 9pnamitfabrif unb ei<
nige Nebengebdube. Drei Nngeftellte
mur6en bu6itdbIi6 in fleine Gttde
geriRen nnb fiinf anbere 10 i6mer pers
tummelt, baB ni@t bic seringfte Muss
ftebt borbanben 1T, iie am 2eben 3lt err
balten. IuBerbem limb eine In3abI
glrbeiter lei9ter peripunbet unb an ben
Tolgen Der grOBen @ri6iitterung err
trantt. @in3elne 5riimmer Der serz
lt0rten 8ebdube tpurben cine balbe
Wfeile tueit megsei6leuberi unb bic un,>
liegenben 6el6er linb nit Sriimmern
formIi6 beidet.
= Berlin befinbet fi6 in Der gr0Bs
ten Nllfregung megen zines nabe bem
9rnnelual6 beaangenen Worbes. 9lm
Wege unb i'm @ebiil9 tbeilmeiie pers
itedt lpurbe bic 2ei9e elmer biibbnb.
lben barmbersigen s6mefer nit
bur6i9nittener &eble aufgefunten.
Ser neuertpdbIte Yrdiibent BON
gralilien, prubente Be Moraes bat
tein Nmt angetreten. ST 1T fiinfaia
Sabre alt unb gbbotat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-16

= Ser peitber 2lop6 meloet, baB
&aiier 8ilbelm unb Safer Grans Sos
iepb am Greitag in grocer 2ebensges
fabr f6mebten. Sn bem IugenbIid
als lie am terminus Der sii6babn ben
3ug perlteBen, fiel Elm i6perer 0ams
mer bonn 9a6e be5 5tationsgebdubes
berab, Der iie beinabe getrohen bdtte.
Wie Der 9ammer auf bas Da9 fam
unb tuer i'm berabitieB, pirb einges
benb unterfu6t perben. &aifer Wilz
belm bat Der ibm an @bren in einem
Sbeater 3u 8enebig am Sonntag berz
anitalteten @alasgorfequng ni6t beis
gewobnt, neil bic poliaei Win6 Be-
tommen bate, baB cine anar9ifi19e
Semonitration geplant mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-16

bert bic Sdmer;tn unb Qualen bss &iaAsrs
gsbdrens, btetet Bttrgidaft fir gejunbs unA
trdfttge glaafommenf9aft unb befbrbsrt bts
rst4ltfe Gbionberuns ber Wutternil9. 0s
TT Ell ipeciea fiir 6rauen prdpartrtes anre.
gsnoee Stimulanjmittel, babet polltommtn
iinihdelib fir teben .3ufanb bss tueibli9sH
Sr9anisn1us, ba es alien BON Der Ratxy
prcrgeidrisbenen 6unttionen beifslben mad.
btltt nno ME entstgsnlprft.
pas Prescription" baut auf, trafttet
amp furirt. Bel alien 1ronii6en Sdmdde.
lnlalloen uno Der Grauenipelt sisenen 0fS.
Tnii9en fptro fir ieine iuobltbuen6e unb Set.
luriidsegeben.
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8etpet8fGUe.

. S:S. GltfOr6 in Mew Gafel, @ts. bate nerp6lss
fcpfweb unb @benmattsmnS, bic Uerpauunasoraane
paren IN fale9tem 3n5tanbe, hte 2eber merf5 anaes
grtten, bote tenen Gppettt uno Bar iberbaupt pSas
ltan6ts snttrdttet. Dret Glaf4en electric @ers bas
Gouerb Sbepbsrb, Sarrisburs, 81 botts etn.
olsne SsInee an geine, bte ion adf Sabre selaufen
par. @ebrauate brei blai9en electric 8itters unb
geunee If gebetlt. Spbn Spea fer, Gatatpba, Sbip,
sstt jnnt Wunben am 8eins bur@ Sieber peruria&t.
DteNerste ertldrten ieinen Saa alS nnbeilbar Sine
ntea Sabe haben t9R pcaidnbts eurtrt. gu baben n
alien apotbeten. Gbolpb Dretb, Gbsmpi0u & Co.,
WbplefdIP.
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= aaiier WiIbelm ion iowobl Dem
&onig Smmbert, tuie benz Safer Grans
Soiepb gegenii ber bic Grage Der tbeils
psiien 4briiitung Der brei &ei6e ans
geregt baben unb es foll in bieler &i6s
tun9 ettpas gei6eben, tuenn es bic 81.
9erbett unb bic SutereFen Der 2dnber
erlauben.
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gleue Ghalies.

9ieislben baben fid trob
Der Wanbelbarteit Der Weobe
i6un felt Sabren bauernb su
bebaapten semuBt. eSe6e sal.
ION bringt neue, punberbiibs
i6e Wsuiter in ben oeri6iebenz
iten gtuancen berpor.
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- Sn MiesbabeM tpirb betannt ge.
geben, baB Der Or. 2ieber auf Grun6
oes ftarten 9rudes feiner Greunbe auf
teine Mbft9ten feline Wanbate i'm beuts
i9en 2ei6ss unb preuBil9en 2ambs
tage nieber5ulegen berai9tet babe,