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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

Mrs. Eliza beth Storrs Meade, the
stately president Of Mount Holvoke
college, visiting Springfield to attend
a temperance meeting, was rather
confused By conflicting directions as
TO where the conference was to be
held At length she walked into a
large room and a large crowd and set
tied herself comforta bly,, looking
a bout her with satisfaction that SO
many men were Interested in the
cause and were present to discuss it,
Then it dawned upon her as equal Y
strange and not SO gratifying that her
own sex was so sparsely represented.
She felt a vague distrust, and leaned
over to a neigh Dor. This is the Meth
odist church, isn't ita8 she inquired.
No ma am was the bland answer;
tits the police court. 4
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

A young Canadian who has been in
this country just i've years. was lltely
naturalized and made an American
citizen id all that the term imp les.
He was iubllant Of course, and he in-
vited couple of friends to drink to
his health. There hangs on the wall
Of the drinking place that crayon of
scenes IN Andersonville prison, with
which almost every body is IA miliar
The new citizen studied it carefully,
and after reading some Of the stats
ties which are printed on the side 81
the picture. turned t9 his friends and
said. How did it come that those
Southerners got So many of our fell
lows down there2" sour fellowsl''
said an old soldier. who was standing
near by. land he's been an American
citizen for q bout fifteen minutes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

those limb stubs2 WE must gather
some Of it before we go back to camp p
] was about to make some common
place reply. when thirty or forty
yards south OF us, ] noticed q slight
undu alton OF the water. and pres
emily there appeared above its surface,
first the head and then the back of a
full grown manatee, TO lowed imme-
diately Dv like emerging of a calf a
cOmical looking little creature not
half as long as its mother
After inhaling air for halfa minute
or SO, the pair sank again and as we
plainly saw by the ripp es, began to
feed on bottom growing plants. along
the east shore and directly toward the
head Of the lagoon.
The next time they rose for air they
were twenty yards nearer IDS than be-
fore. and 7 wins sered 10 Alden Wait
till they get into the shadow between
us and the big log; then, when their
heads show. yoa take the old one and
FIJI take the yOungster, shoot straight
for the brain and they'll never know
what hurts them. Tom nodded as
sent, and we waited in silence.
The water shoaled So rapidly now,
that by the time the animals were
abreast Of US, and within three feet
OF the laurel log. the mothers rounded
back appeared above the surface, and
the tile one using its handlike flip
riding exactly as have seen the young
of an African hippOpotamus.
Tia another moment the old mana
tee lifted her head; and making a
sign to my two other companions not
to shoot, Tom and ] quietly thrust our
rifle barrels through the bushes. took
careful aim and were about to IRE.
That instant. however. Toms beau
tifullv variegated moss leaped into
sudden life : flashing streak Of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

The man wanted 60 Know and was
Cheerfuily Supplied.


The Man Wanted 60 Enow and was
Cheerfuily Supplied.
Are you the man that answers the
queries2' asked the caller. removing
his hat as he came in
81 am. replied the man at the desk.
pigeon holing a request for statistics
as to the total number Of persons
killed in the Crimean war and fling
away ia the waste basket a note ask
ing for a brief biography Of all the
presidents from George Washington
down to Grover Cleveland. What
can do for you9"
1--WE got a little bet with a friend, -
rejoined the visitor, and we've
agreed to leave it with you. What is
the size Of glove that perfectly pro
portioned woman with a No foot
ought to wear2
The size Of glove, you say2'
YES"
THAT perfeetly-proportioned wo-
man"
Yes"
s.with a No. foot should wear?"
That's right
s'Just wait few moments I will
consult the anatomical tables
He waited The man at the desk
overhauled Poors Manuel, the
Wealth of Nations" Roget's The
saurus. Buffers Analogy. AIlibone's
Dictionary of Quotations. Blaines
Twenty Years Of Congress, and q
concordance to Shakespeare. and
turned to his caller.
According to the best information
can obtain he said, "a woman with
a No. foot. if she is perfectly pro-
portioned, should wear on her hand"
Yes
ANY glove that fits her. Turn the
knob TO the right. Good morning"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

The Barnetts of Athens, Ga, have
six children who have been given the
following odd lot of names: Z. Mary
Magalena Mandy Mectum Eliza beth
Polly Mack Barnett. 2. Alice Georgia
Ann Yorena Barnett 81 Matte
Frances Annie Tranna Barnett T.
lila Cora Coston Estelle Liniment
Elite Isidular Barnett. 3. Ehice Boz
ma Delphia Athena Barnett. 6 Mon
tine Cinicar Emory Seper Walker Up
son Buster Barnett
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

"a New York clergy an, who was
preaching in neigh boring village.
astonished the Congregation by say
ing Y wish TO return to View York
by the first train. as j have wife and
i've children there. and have never
seen one Of them" This declaration
excited the most painful curiosity
among the good people. which was
allayed, however when it became
known that the "one which the
clergy imam had never seen was one
that had been born since ne left home
the daN before.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

A lady visiting in Washington re-
Gently met a little company one even
ing. and among them was one woman
who was just a shade pompOus. The
visitor was talking to her and others,
and n the course Of her remarks said
something not at all complimentar
20 the United States senate. Mad
anne said the pompous lady, stifay.
II am the wife of a United States
senator. Well" exclaimed the
visitor nervously, III wouldn't ac-
knowledge II. and thereafter there
was "a GOODNESS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

sor f,,a~,+s ~ A9,e ,-,a.y,,,
C1rs- re,-.+vr ,sesr,s4e+aa IA a7avan men
far Ar6e,-ica.na ana 4 newly canoh Z
ssrTaaf7yss C,Briau BY name.
who more for the sake of ssdiviImint
ard di7a,-sl,,,r,s, fba7, GO a month as
10 la6 sss5 7.aa a,,rr,rred rz7ffh ms a
cook AID a 4r,,1z4 4gc.3,li e,-f,7l cook he
ssf
While coma r,a.n4,are of o.,r PARTY
we're amatenr botanists. BIOLOGISTS.
naturalist. or faxiderrnists. We were
AN an+b,7sias4if. svrlora,-s and hunters.
and we fairly reveled in the wealth
al animal and Uageta HE life about as.
But there was one ampbibious ami
NAL fha n,anataa and a sar,7i-.. r, nh b.
io7s renti1e 4ha anaconda we had
10% ve+ obtained W. had seer. scores
~ III ! fs~st vryF9le. sa,.4s7,7i,7or Aka river
f7l4+ had never secured ona
one avenin0 We we're bemoaninsr
onr had luck iD tbis respect. when
Teddy observed. can is it the ouare
haste that's a cross betune a mermaid
an a fish that we're afther y9antin'
Fax it's neself can put We aim TO the
cravthur thin In no time"
SAN right Teddy. Let's have YOUR
plan. Y said Tom Alden
s.I+,s aisier nor r0vvlin' down hill.
me bhve. Up bevant there's phwat
vez call a larcon. an the far Ind Of it
runs ul3 loilze a lake Until thim thick
woods Shure it's not tin shteps
acrass: an be the same token OF seen
q hid rn3n--Yr,.4l istee is it2 and a good
lump av a wong wan frOlickin round
there bright and airIv this same
blissid mornin' The wather in thin
parts is mighty shOal I'm thinkin',
for vvhin the old haste was feedin' aim
the bottom. the baby 'ud schramble up
iverv now and thin an rOOsht an her
back. kaDins its own wee paddle av u
tail in the wafher. boind Of soshible
loilze. Sorra bit av thru bic for some
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

the wonderful erass- Eating turtle
Paradoxieal as it may seem. the only
known species Of grass-eating turtle
in the world. Nere bates Agassizii.
lives and thrives on that all but bar
rem waste the Mojave desert. in San
Bernardino county. California. Thi
queer creature grazes after the FASH
ion Of an OK or a horse. and. notwith-
standing the natural scarcity Of grass,
seems to keep moderately fat and
happy. He IS about ten inches in
length when full grown, and is sold at
IS by West coast curiosity dealers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-FREE.

Ara ver fn read Of 7rorxq Tf SD. vou are at
liberty e. Disc these columns for assistance ZIP
that direction. While tllIs notice appears inc
STATE JOuRNAL will publish free on oa54rday,
Nf1n4a. and Tuesday for topeka or Kansas
r.l~f,s All notices 81 -tSit1ations Wanted 2 not
aSesefinr fVa lines or thirCv-fve words. ia
Issrl-flf Provided mat all advertisements of
ffis nature ara handed in previous to
fsaFi rfest- arlrfI4r morning. also 0u Wednes-
1sar srfursii.lr and Irridav aif advertising Of
this class haaded in Isl ten O'Clock Wednesday
morning.
NO advertisements of this nature to D6 sIafls4
except On Saturdays and Wednesdays 80 Cd
legation is Incurred On tile part Of tile adTefls-
er. No worthy and needy man or woman need
he-lta1e 20 take advantage Of this o1er- no enc
in business or having employment is expected %
take advantage of it. but all others invited 70
1Fau themselves freely
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

Tt seems hardly credible THAI q de-
signer of ladies' dresses should be re-
ceiving a bigger income than ona of
her mia iesty judges It is stated,
however. on good authority, that a
fashionable dress designer ID the west
end Of London makes. on an average,
between $50. 900 and $50. 600 year
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

H-'1h "a LE--One plush parlor suite. one. os.t
chamber Suite one hard coal base BURNER
.lla one UPRIGHT efrlserAtor at home Of i Isl
iltElellell. AuJurudale
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Ngf5CELLANE1fr-

TAKEN DF-.A bay pony at Bethauv eoIl.4o-s
A can have same ley calling at boiler room
rEoPEKA AUCTION AND COMMISSION
- Bazaar. 500 Kansas avenue. corner Of III 81
81 il open its first sale on saturday. January s
1884, with large stock OF shelf worn n5rsIss-rs
q lot OF horses furniture etc, cOnraen.sirls1 81
2 'clocA also Will sell hardware III 4he evenIns-
commencing a17 o'clock
For Rent -Desis room; 'front.' room. good
- iisht. good ROOM Inquire nc studio. 527
Kansas ave IA ioor
r lsI--A child fur muf A suitable reward
A. IS offered for its return to j. IL Hunt l1s
West 6th ST.
E1ATENTs- Thomas 2. simpson. washington
= e. 81 attorney Zee until patent ob-
taA4a4 NJ lte Tor Inventors Guide
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

k<fOh SALE Barber shop with good trade.
- corner 9TH aud Cay SIS. Inquire at 81 Polk
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

FOR SALE A nne Young mare. Must bes sola
r ghis week. gI4 Norris avt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

H10R SALE Tools ami stock Of meat faarkt.
dong GOOD cash business satisfactory re4
-oAs gwen TOT selling. T. s.. journal office
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


w AN TED Position by middle aged lady AS
B hDusekeepeT or wIi take care ot l1YaLd-
Address, -AL ~. B.s Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04
MaNrEn-MIscELLaNEous.

VAN 2 ~ = = E H. Nte z 80 =
,-1-,--@ =, 7, .r , =
afr shIadeI the tightening calculator. t.
neN come te Ign'i ! l5s ness & M helee4
hNa times &a In Icl lCE lle same money
~ --7-7-77 4 -----1--- --1-I II 4 K ------,
wv house work Mrs Ii H. Bowman, 81
West Tenth ave-
WANTED set Of second hand double
g buggy harness. must be ia frstclass order.
Address a. VI journal
u-nr .s-rFl1- Good rfrl f9r h0nSovgerl- 7oya
w 1Fsetsef 49, - ~ 7
wv AN I'D Gentleman OF ladies' aesiEng e
S47a5S ~ 900 PaAs IL business A1 Gail pa
- .r57, ri ~ I.-,i-ii-,-- = --.-7.-7 ---i-7
mining property. fairly wen deve-oped. an
interview or cOrres pondence with those wishing
~ Journal oIfce
Ma AN lEJ-lil6 ladies' of Topeka to know
SION j ' leave oi efala 99R ina Ps 5Hhe
under the sunr ana absolutely the manifest of
all handy clothes racks Lasts life time and
~ e NIED-Io purchase buggy or cart and
f8f e5sh M fae ssa Il sle,s,es ,sl- 1-''A s-4p
WANTED Good Young driving horse must
Wv be fast ana sound and eht44p rarar bra
KVANTED- saIesmens good pay for honest
workers. Beginners taught: 500 new out
~ ~ i75 se'. cost Years sne and thousands
ever Ise3 Ne sci iras-f tl'r"-l .,,,r 55,
men $40 mlddie-lnen NO Tree Dealers
STARR BROS. NURsE HIEs AN - ORCH fzr5 co..
-3-AaA1-Aia A1
and sooe care. Il. N MeAfes 6is Ks.as7.
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~ and II wesf 81. Peerless steam
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70 oMs 10 RENr.

q IS A>lED--4ou 10 % 10 the riverside store
ana save Volr money ~ Kansas ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

An ANItD- storage all kinds. your carpets
W clean cents per yard; only machine
cleaner ln city your stowe 20 tOI AAs sum-
zteH. s22 y Aek som street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

w ANTED- Good girl for housework. 1Ol4
\. East 3th s..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

w ANIE)- BY party holding q splendid gold
mining property. fairly Wen deye-opeq ar
interview OF CORES pOndence with those WISHING
- become Interested. Address for ten days. II
H., journal Office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

Ma ANIED~ ON YOU never heard 81 tin ware
SO cheap riverside store. ~ hansas ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

WANTED Gentleman on ladies desiring To
B engage LID good paying business t0 call on
Geo c. Bear. 1ll Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04


Tor Rem 1.-Two nicely furnished front roor
AZ Hof iight house keeping. ils last Sta Sf
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

WETANTED-A set Of second hand double
3 buggy harness. must be ia hrstclass order
Address IA o., Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04
Foa RENT-nousEs


s-foh 4iENl--s room house 81 per month in
good fepalr 1854 West 9th ave
H4fCh kEN TIA good SIX room house inouIrs
2 ~ Dr. ltoLY las West otl ST.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

300 e 5000 e loan. Benedict s @.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

ETGR RENI-FOur couurs-tin.r iiufarn51fs.,f
Toofns. ii.A1le for dressmalSer ST eI6sfor
ll6 East 9th St.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

~ ANTED-- Furnace ana tin work Attlnshop.
$40 kansas ave s.. g. Lee
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~ ANTEIJ- Horses Ell winter. best of St4blirg
- AND 200. e--a- ELL ~ AL-ALea- -L- Is. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

WANTED Statesmen. good pas for honest
~ WORKERS BEGINNERS .augal. 900 new out
Ats llst fea' -cOst 1 years gl1ne and thousands
cf dollars. but worth ali lhey cost-tha finest
ever used. We sell direct through our own sales
men, $40 m.doie-Inen NO Tree Dealers
srAftk BROS n uHs EEzIEs AN ORCHARD Co..
louisiana. No.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

W 4 me- e0RRR RE- M g gaa SEE
West Tenth ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-04

"
ATTORNEYS ANH rafAHEI0HH
Rooms i 2 and fourth Hoor Central Na1aH
Bank Building
TELEPHONE 4lt. 8HElh.I, KANSAS.
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ArToRNEYa Il -

CTEPHEN p. SMITH. M p.-7e0 fana hea
- q moral nIlcLloe. Iou.L.- 100
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-16
Scr einsiae Gerettetr.


1435 ocrlant III Der S6wei5sr Stabt
j3u9 pl0blidJ Die gan5e 9iieoere 0alle,
iedsunoSwan3i9 Sduier ianmt ibren
ytebengebduben, Oa5u bic 9tiu9nauern
uno lire Staottbiirme. Oabsi ertrans
fen led3ig Wtenl1en. Der Stabts
i6reiber Weitart gins nit ieiner 9all5en
Sanitie unter, nur Elm Wtitglieo oerlels
ben, Oas jiin9ite, eut9in9 auf merfluiirs
oige 9Seile Dem 2Ooe. 9iad) wenigell
augenblifen mar bon alien ben per-
lentten Saulern je0e Spur uerl6muns
ben, Der See bate 9llleS perihlungeu.
Oiur cine 9Sicge laben Die S6iffer in
Der 0tabe Der ct. 9iifolau8fapelle treir
ben uno boltet iie beraus. Oarin lag
elm Siuoleiu, uno al Der 98iege waren
Die 8u6ltaben H. w. uno ba5 @e>
tart'l6e Sanilienwappen eingelbnist.
0ulOrei6 gSeifart, Der uerwailte Suabe,
Der @inSi9c leiue8 @el6le6t8. mu6S
beran, fam 81 anleDen uno Hei6tbum
uno wuroe bon Sailer lSrieoridb III. in
ben 9(oclItauo erbobeu. Seiue SoGue
nur0en Sitter uuo 0t6tbe. Sein Sc
l6le6t bliibte tort Der cine tleiue ulle
beoeutenoe A6lenfer wurOe gum GENIAL
ti9en 9auule.
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Yin @rahcS Nann.

Sei pcr3erhdtem @lter belfeu unpdbIi9teiten unb
S@pdbe ben Nbitaub suti6eu un8 unp benz @rabe
perfhr3eu. @lhdli6erpetie baben pifeni4aft5eS
Strebeu unb p5armaseutiiGe Sunit i percinist, unS
Elm 5rperldises Miel seaen bic gIasen beS b6beren
NIters unp gum Grias ber Gpinpenben eebsnStraf an
bic Sauo gu seben. Sein Same lit optetter Masens
bitters, elm petredenbeS Sulf8mtltel sesen arantz
teit uup einc ani4dsbare Sesnun8 fur bcdbetaSte,
iaudd be unb in ber ReccnpaleScenS befnbIiAe Ber.
pnen &beumattihe S4merSen, Nterenleicen unp
GtGt seb6ren gu ben an bdufsten rrrtrmmenDen 1ls
tersplasen. Ste perben ptrtiam paralpTrt bur4 bas
gitters, tpelGes sletajettis elm Iorbeusunssz unb
Setmitel sesen unb Bet malariaartieen 3rantbetten,
DpSperle, 8eritppfunS unp 8tltcta tit Gs rest ben
Nppettt an, perbij 81 seunbem Slaf unb erbDbt bic
Wiberitanbaftaft beS abrperS.
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beimiI6er Warft bod Maes, mas 9(ms
rifQ herftelIen fdnn.

beimii6er Warft bod Naes, mas Nme
rita beritelen fann.
lnb ieBt 1T bies Mlles umgetiir3
uno bel bieier unlerer 25. 0e-lamm.
lung bin i'd ge5mungen. Mdunsrr
9lllfe letlten gu miifien, bic fir uns ge:
arbeitst ba6en, bic arbeiten f6nneu uni
nollen uno ieBt bem getteIi itab nab{
! iinb.
rgs 1T pabr, baB Sbr rieorige Sob,
I annebmen miiBt, unb Sbr babt iebi
cine Probe bon Der traurigen Stel.
lung, wel6e @u6 5ufaaen tpirb, penu
europa ale feline iiberfliiiIigenprobuete
auf unieren Martt mirft.
rWas baben tpirNeues 3u erporten
fragt Sbr pielei9t. 9tiemanb fauu
es iagen.
nDie Wilion 8ia b,oeutet 9Pud>
| i6ritt, neil bte &auffraft Der MaKen
uerfiir3t ipirb unb bemgemdB mnKca
au9 bic probuttion BON @ebrau6sgez
genitdnben, 8equemli1feiten unb iel5lt
eie Sebensbeoiirfniie eingef6rdntt lper-
ben. Wertbe merDeu serit6rt neroen.
Sie Weietbe mirb niebriger tperben.
tDeil Der oerarmte Irbetter ober @lerf
es ni3t mebr fertig bringt, Idnger in
bequemen g8obnunsen 3u leben unb
biligere Quartiere iu6en muB. Wfit
benz 6allen Der Wtietbe fntt Der Yoz
6enmertb unb man1er arale Mann, Der
elm paar bunbert Dollars 9eipart, I'M
lth 'etn 9auS au bauen, miro feline Mns
aabluugen Derlieren unb aus feinem
9aus getrieben merben.
nNber Die Wabrbeit mirb fieoen un6
pean bic @elegenbeit li9 bietet, mirb
6as 8olt Der Ser. Staaten bod beueiz
len, baB es gemi0t 1T, Doraubringen su
boberen 3meden, b6berer &ultur unb
bOberer Greibeit, troB Der Wdnner,
wel9e iebt alS bemOfratii6e Setter ben
Werlud MAIDEN, bas &ab bes Sort
i6ritts riidpdrts gu breben in Golge
b06fer nnmiKenbeit unb perfeblter &es
gierungsmaBregeln in Walbington.
Gum eriten Male felt 25 Sabren linb
uniere 5abrifeH gei6loiien peseH
WaugelS an Nuftrdgen unb i6 ltebe
Dor Sbnen, nm feit3uitellen. mas Sic
9ll 8 milien, baB uugea@tet unierer
eraltli9en Nnltrengungen, unierer bie>
len 8ortbeile, unierer anertannten
etelung als Giibrer in unierem @es
i i6dfts3meig, ungea9tet ales Sieies
uno mebr-pir i'm Sabre 1898 ni1t ben
geringfeH Sorti6ritt gema9t baben. !"
Soweit 9err DpIge. Seine 8emers
tungen aber uurben BON fdmmtli6en
Inweienoen alS ridtig anerfannt, unb
als er feline 9lnIpra6e gel6loHen. ba
brdngten li6 bielelben 2eute, bic i'm
Sabre 1892 fir @leoelanb geitimmt
batten, Inn i'm uno gaben aus fretel
Stiiden 3u, baB lie sinen groBen 6ebler
gema6t bdtten uno in einem i9weren
Srrtbum befangen getpeien. gei Der
nd6iten 8ele9enbeit aber tpiirben lie
ni6t aniteben, ben be9angenen 6ebler
wieoer gut au MAIDEN.
@egen 3batia@en ldBt li6 eben ni9t
anfdmpfen uno gerabe bic Sbatla9e
Der ttaurigen 3eiteu bat bod wobl gar
Man6em bic alugen geDffnet. 9Die
man ieBt in ben 9olgeoiaer Nrbeiters
freiien bentt, 10 benft man aud ans
Der8mo.
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ghtpiuSinebt aebeslt.

Ginem alten Ir3te, ber BON Der grag8 3aridseSpsen
lebte, wurbe burn eneu pittnbiifen Miiiiipndr Bite
fur bic i@ueue unb paaernbe Sstluns ppn Gunseuz
I6pinbudt, 8rcndttis, Satarfb, Ntbma unb aaes
SalS= unb Gansentrantbetten aussetdnptst. Iu6 elm
Wiel fur ppitise, rabifale Seiluns Rerpenidpd=
DE uub alien Rerpentranfbeifen. Ga6bem Der 6pttpr
bic punberbaren Setltrdfe tn tauienb duen erprpbt
bate, erahete er eS fur eine 9Ht9t baS 9atel iei.
men letbenoen Mtmeni@en betannt gu maaeu. Bon
bteiem Motp unb gBunid setrieben, baubete er. SD
iehhe bieicS Geept gang toiteufret an Nue, bte eS
wlni&en, in Deuti&er, .ensItiher unb frans6iii9er
Sprahe NIT rpller Gnpeiiuns Der Serteauns unb bes
@ebrau@s. Senbe Gbrefe unp Brtefmarfe, be5tebe
Did ouf pieIe 3ettuns unb Id eube es iofcrt. gB n.
0ppes, S20 gpwerS Slcd, Ro@eiter, g. 3.
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gan 5u seiunosr 3bdtigfeit oil, reinigt unb
berefdert bas 8lut uno idubert bobnrd, 6as
sauis Spifem, baS auf bieie @eiie uouftdn.
big aufsefrii6t mirb.
Set ben bartnddigftsn icroful6ien, Saut.
nno 3opfbantfrantbeiten, bel 0pspepiie,
Sllioittat unb dbni6en 2eiben 1T bas
Discovery" bas eiu5ige 0iitte[, fit iueldes
@arantte geleIitct ipirb. QSenn es nifyt
erfattet.
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$500 uno mebr oauernoeu Ser
0ienit prn Sag garautiren mir Ssoem,
Der etue Igentur fir uniere neuen Bill
ber iiberuimmt. Nntdnbige 9lrbeit
pbne &ilifo. 8. g. Silbermari,
ct. Yaul, Minn.
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s0- Wir baben ba8 sroBte 9Horti=
ment bon Nagen, 8usgies, auti6en
&C. i'm State unb eriu6en @u9, bel
unS borSufpre9ea ober einen 9atalog
fOmmen 5u laiien, tpenn Sbr etpas in
unIerer Sran6e n0tbig babt.
5taade Bros.
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aonnen Sic iid) etfuaS lleberseuaenSeres
btnfen ais Sas bon ben @isentbiimern BON
DR.. Cages Catarrh ltemedy segebene Ser.
fpre9en? Daiielbe lantet: ,gDenn mir So.
rem &atarrb nidlt furiren fonnen, 70 aabIen
mir Shnen $500 til 8aar aus"
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= Sn 0iirnbers pOllte fiir3li6 Der
Snhaber zines babii6en Srbens bieien
auf benz ftdbtiIden 2eibamte perfeben.
Die Seibbaus>GermaItuns frug besbaIo
beim Wfagiitrat OIL, OBJ elm Orben als
ptano angenommen tperben biirfe, bic
Grage iuurbe aber berneint.
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ber Contribution na6 Der

per 9ollltltliftoll ild0 Der
Grippe, 2un9enent3iin>
oln9, 6ieber ie9lider Mrt
nilo anoeren acnten unb
elltnerUenoen &ranfbeiten;
5ilr Griangung BON &raft
ilito f5rperliAer &unoung,
5ur gBIebrrbe BON
Strait INT @eiuubbeit,
tpenu Sie itd sberunter-
gefommen" NIB tobesmatt
fiiblen, ilt DR.. Bierce'S
Golden MedicalDiscovery
bas belteWittel in berWelt.
Sc fOrbert ollie i0rperliden
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