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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
A BROOKLYN MAN FOUND IN NEWARK BAY.

Elmer f. Higgins. whose body was iound IN New
ark Bay AT the mouth Of the Passaic RIVER on
Sunday lived with his wife at No. IA Stuyvesant-
ave. Brooklyn He forty years o.d' anu had
an Insurance office at No. 800 Broadway brooklyn.
He babe his wife goodby on Friday at his uSua.
hour for going 10 business and waved ms manu- -
her from across the street When he did not re-
turn Mrs Higgins was greatly worried, ana sAe
reported his Disappearance to the ponce thr next
dav she knew Of no business trouble, and SAID ~
was not a drinking man. HIGGINS hai lo'te, -
lived in Newark and vert 10 BROOKLYN three years
ago The case was evidently one 81 suicide
Peter MCINTYRE found blue sack coat ana new
hat on the Newark and New-York Railroad hTldSe
over the Eackensack River Sunday afternoon IN
the coat rockets he found lot Of insurance papers
circulars and cards. and rnoDer stamp Deai'"s
Mr. Higcins's business address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

"stiN upper lip matter how his case went
He Is To be tried on the charge OF accepting a
bride from Charles Krumm. the barroom keeper OF
No. 167 Chrysiie-st. Abraham Levy. the policeman $
counsel walked with him TO the courtroom. and
explained report that the policeman had thought
Of running away TO escape trial
at was all trick OF the prosecution" the lawyer
said Somebody on Saturday sent an anonymous
letter TO George Groeling. ny clients bondsman
Mr. Levy produced the letter. which read:
Important-Friend George: You had better sur
render Levy as he is now making arrangements 10
clear as the music will be too hot. Yours.
\ FRIEND. Headquarters.
When the proceedings in court began II was said
that Assistant Disirict-Attorney Osborne would
open the case against Levy. and Assistant District
Attorney Wellman would sum up. The trial. It was
said would occupy about four days, but only five
men Of the jury try the policeman were selected
yesterday
John W. Gof counsel for John 5. Brush, VINO
Is accused Of forgery appeared in court and asked
that the trial of Brush who has been in the Tombs
for the last eight months be at once proceeded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Ward Man Levys trial before Judge MARITIME.
Meeting Of Sherman Bank stockholders. Holland
House p
Spte Railroad Commissioners hearing. Park
Avenue Hote,. II 4. m.
New-York- Boston baseball match. Polo Grounds
D. IN.
Brighton Beach races. 2:30 D. m.
Police and P.lo, CommssonerJ meetings
New Brunswick Road club carnival. New-Bruns-
w.ok. ?.
Music in Mount Morris and Rutgers Square parks
p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
IIEifPSTEAD

Religious circles here were much surprised ycs-
terday when IL became known that Miss Mary r.
Cornelius. sister OF the late Assistant Attorney
Cornelius. and John H. Mackey, n servant in her
home at Freeport wera quietly married two week :
ago. They were married At the Methodist pars,n-
age. by the Rev. Frank NJ Haiock on Sunday
July Miss Cornelius Is prominent IN church
Work. but has paid little attention society affairs
she Is daughter OF Assistant County Treasurer
e. Cornelius. who died suddenly last October Miss
cornelius and her brother lived together on the old
homestead at Freeport after the death OF their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
KINGS AYD QrEEYS ~ ROYiL ROBES.

The great attraction Of the Eden Musee this week
VIII be the rcmolcll"i group ~ Crowned Heads OF
the World which VIII be put on exhibition to-
morrow. The most expensive furnishings have been
provided for the royal reception hall. whore the
figures 81 all the soyercgns are 10 be placed God
and enamel abound and the costumes OF b" nSurcs
arr lavish Queen Victoria Is rohol In purple vel
vet. ermlnc and Oriental laces tn" younS King OF
Spain IL added 10 the group. and NJ Casimlr- Pc
rier the new President Of France. looks imposing
The attendance In the concert hall has h"en excel
lent up 10 dnte. and nothing IS lacking TO make the
musical programme attractive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
her HUSBAND LEFT THE CHILDREN HOPELESS

Mrs. Rosie Stern. who lately lived at No 80 West
Seventeenth-st.. went 10 the Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court Sunday with her TWO little boys
Berthe ten years. and Milton. five years old Both
the little fellows vel, dressed Mrs Stern ex-
planned that she had been deserted by her husband
Gustave several months ago and that she was Ut
terly unable 10 provide for the children. Justice
Hogan told her 10 return yesterday. but Mrs. Stern
said she had place to 90 and money Clerk
Rosentha heard her story and gave the mother
who was weeping bitterly. 81 to keep her and her
little ones until yesterday morning. when Justice
Hogan committed them 10 the OF the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty 70 Children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
UACKENSACK.

Henry Jones, young colorcd man. known n tho
Iife-saver. made his ninth rescue yesterday Miss
Maggie Crassous and Edna Gednics were boating
In the Uackensack Their boat upset. VI - Gcdnles
was able 70 swim ashore, but her companion could
not move In the water She went down twice be-
fore Jones reached her and was golnx down for
the third time when H. graspe1 her wrist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

whom hanoeu 10 and who received tne sum %. OF
SIS and whom referred TO In my former nilnra o
as Jeremiah s Levy. The jeremiah ) Levy WiOnt
I referred toNwas person Of about forty years U'
age and had a black mustache. unged WIN 60
the identity. . 49, said
| make this statement in justice 10 the sd'u
'ere"''a" D levy "0" vi Max LEFKOWITZ.
co- - hafora M. this 1;h d1v of July 1894.
IGNATIUS WELTNER. Notary PUBIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

The Board OF Supervisors @, West"hester County
held a special meeting yesterday TO at On the ape
pl!catlOn %. the Board o; Town Officers % The
town o. Greenblrg. asking permission - issue 81
OC0 o, bones Tor the Improvement y the White
Plains ana Tarrytown roads. The supervisors
granted ne reQ.ts: Tn. board alsJ appointed a
committee - look .nto TIE construction = trl ise
across the bay ~ cry Island Charles
Meyers "a blacksmith o. waite Plains died late
sunday night from the excessive heat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
is THIS TIE WAY he ACTS ~ FRANC

Louis Bure. sailor on the French man-ofwar
Hussard. while intoxicated yesterday morning at
enty-third-st. and the North River took off his
shoes and threw them through the window Of a
twenty third-st. crosStown one OF the shoes
hit woman passenger and cut her cheek. She
fused 10 make a complaint, but Patrolman Gonnaud.
OF the West Twentieth-st. police station. arrested
him. and Justice Hogan In the Jenersop Market
the officers Of the Uussard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
INCREASING ITS CAPITAL STOCK.

meeting OF the directors Of the New-l"rk
State Electric Light and Power Company. u Brook
lvr was held Yesterday afternoon AZ so. - Broad
way and Increased the capital stock from NHVD
to 10000. franchise was granted - he comi'ny
recently by the Board Of Aldermen. after ih- com
many nghting for Il for nearly nine years. ana
spendng thousands Of dollars. The president Of
the company Noah l.. cOchcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
TARRYTOWN

Gustave Laegler. forty-one years oil. who shot
himself in the head on July u. in Sleepy Hollow
Cemetery. diei last evening. Ills homo Wa in
Newburg HIS son hal i@l AMI tho OH man was
respondent. IIe went 20 The -.mc,cry aud seated
on his sons grave. ehot himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

for Liverpool. arrived at Liverpool July 30 . rnly
Steamer Martcllo ,BD Rea, from Newton WV
arrived HUI July ~. x,-x JI
steamer California OR. Mitchell from New-f''A -
IL. arrived Glasgow July - 49, Vol
Steamer State Of Nebraska OBJ. Brown from Nv"
July 20. arrived AT Glasgow July 30 ..,,nouh
steamer Delaware (lirp. Thomas. sailed from h'V''
for New York July 30 IAN fS
Steamer Mannheim Ger. Ioeiek from b'e"
New York passed Itawle Point July ~ ,,. ,rsn
Steamer Goth.d tCr1. schmidt. from -iettin' S'" '
Helsnghorg FOR New ork July &c. III. eutr
Steamer Ems tOier). Meier. from New YORK VIA "
ampton. arrived IA nr~m-rhaven july 80 So, .ald
Steamer Rhynland (Sels) Mills. from New-fo'N' '
from Antwerp July 2S. VII yuJ
Steamer Monomoy tI'r) Jenkins from Newton ."
II. arrived Havre july 30 49, o., New
Steamer la Navarro Hr sailed from HaVFe ''
York July IS r,,v Is fS
steamer Pic1ua Or. Brown. from Palermo July
New York passed Gibraltar July - - S.x.Ydk
Steamer Vera GER, Pohle from Genoa TOT WV
sailed from Gibraltar July 30 .,,,vei u
Steamer Fulda Ger. Meier. New YORK 49,"
Gibraltar July 20 and proceeded for Genoa, from Van.
Steamer Empress Of China Hrl ArchioaiI lI,Iy -
July Ii. arrived at Yokohama AZ J" ''
Steamer Colerdge (t.r. Brown, from New-io'"
arrived NJ Pernamhuco July %. ,,.,ro ssiIsd
Steamer Euclid ti3r). Trinman. from hio '""'
from 81 Lucia for New-York July 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

father Macley did general work about the place,
He Is about thirty years old and MISS CoTheiuS -
nearly forty years Old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

M-Saniy Hook q is GOV. Island s82 Hell Gate .,
FM-Sanly Hook Go GOV. Island G3g Hell Gate So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunr'" 455 Sunsc, l6 Moon 3OMoons age %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
INCOMING HERS
TODAY

CITY y Washington Havana July 2G........N Y & Cuba
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
SPECIAL MENTION,

Advertisements admitted into these col.
umns uIe recommended To the readers II
THE TRIBUNE: as thoroughly reliable. aad
business can be done BY mail with the cd.
vertisers with perfect snfcty.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

gtorbcn ME gcfantt. 0ie 6;ciige S6ule,
fit Bic Elm nelte5 @ebGube inn @erfe lit,
5dblt etpa 200 S6iiler.
Naeboem unire 2ebensgeiIter 6trb etnen
auBerseip9bnliA guten &offee, !3uGermelo=
men, carte fuBlansc GabicS1en rnb bas
bcliebte iitbc 8roO, enblib ollrcb bic obliz
gatcn SortilaS aufscfrilbt, auf unler
9rGngen aber audi Die W1ulos ertra gut ge>
f~iittert ppr0en tparen, 1ebten mir BEN Q8eg
fDrt, Der balb in Elm @ebirge btnauffibrte
uno in enploien Observation-Disclosures ben
MafIcrl0ei0en fol8te ober iicb nm 8er9z
fuppcn berumlpano, bercn iebe iuir fit Sic
Icbte Dielten. bis btnter ibr INNER mteoer
neus. ouftau6ten. 2elDer tparb unS oft Ser
QnbliG zines rei3enOen T6aleS bur6 bte
MalobrGnbe pergQut, Bic, Bel neuen &laz
rungel1 perurlacbt, ntCbt nte6r controQirt
tperben fonnten uno oft berrllde Socbz
tpalbbcitGnbe bcrni3teten. NGio audi bier,
fpte in unierm tanlengritnen MtSconitn,
| Mtcbtgan uno Wtatne bic 8ernicbtung bes
observation-disclosures D6ne g2uben uno obne
Gr1ab! I'm 5 llbr errcibten mir crit
ben gaB ga Guntbre Be Colorado.
g8tr bitten, BET rebt3eitiger 9lbfabrt in
Dtt UuIDltSeVeloeH 9tulYlJ Uuo VhU3tel
unlerer Magenfabrt, WtaDuatlan, nocb BEL
Gagesbele erreiben f0nnen; aqett eS
bdmmerte i9on, ais tptr oen 9tbitieg bonn
@ebirge ~begannen, nob tpobL an 1900 SUB
iiber Dem Sbal. Ole StraBe macbte pieLe
iteile fur3e 8enbullgcn, pelcbe an O%icieni>
gen bonn Surfas9oB gum 6otcl @letld
erillnerten; fat auf benz gan3en Wege
muBten Die &Gber sebemmt tperben, mas
bier einfab burb einen ~itarten StriG 9e1
i9a6, ber au6 einmal rib. 8alb umbiiate
uns uDQige 0unfelbett. ltnier alter 6auz
begen, Sra 0iopolo, unb 2eibfuti9er 3eigte
itcb ser Situation pollfommen getpa9len.
@r fannie jeben TuBbreit bes g8egcs, fat
ieben Stein bes NnitoBes", uno er bate
iicb recbt3ettis Elm 8inbel &ienbola oerz
icbafft; etnige fammenbe SpGne in Ser
bohgebaltenen 9an0 ging e:, ben miiben
unb bo9 tptQigen Tbieren suiprebenb, pOrs
aus un0 10 langten mir, bon 6unger un6
Wtii6igfcit sepLagt, ettpa I'M balb eff in
Ser 9tad6t am 3ieI Der &a9rctie an, 9ant
unierm Wfeiiter Nntonio obne ernitlicben
l1nfdu, auBer baB ber eiierne Srd9er oes
&uti9oa9eS bctm idben Nnprau an einen
Selier, gebrocben mar.
9as yWteion" San Gafael 0ffnete unS
feline Sbore, .unb na6 baiti9er Mbun9 iucbz
ten Wteni9en unb S9iere ibre 9ager auf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

re4te 6an6. SGT weiB nidbt, Ob iie iebt in
@iienbahnfro9en iebr benanbert lit; aber
10 lange i6r Wtann Die TilbrunG Der Sartt7
9teformer i'm Sauie 5otte, tpar fe in allen
notionaIOfonomiihen Sragen 81 9au1e.
Sic bate NueS 9elelen, puBte NueS, ipaS
pOrging, unb ieber Snterpteipcr ipar eben1o
sufrieben, nit tbr geiprO9en gu baben,
fails Ser Golonel einmal nt6t 5u oou1e
mar. g biirfte bicuei6t ntcbt NIT I'M
re9t glalben, baB ie nod gu ettpas Sobez
rem Seboren tit.
Saul @oIff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

an bas 2i9t, 10 lit ser Staatsmann na=
tirltA b5bti6it e~rltaunt unb entiebt, Bah
ieit laugjdbriger Treuub nnb 8eratbcr
fduf1icb iein ioa. 60 lit entf6ieben aub
GttpaS an Sen MISREPRESENTATION !; aber
8etpcile = p6ren i6on ldnsft sebradbt
wor6en, penn eS mO8licb Wdre. l1ebrigens
bat bic Sabe audi ibre quite Sette: Die
amcnoirte @ilion78iQ fam oob nidbt 10
icblecbt fetn, pie man ite mabt, tpenn
W~tonopoliiten bereit linb, cine Wtuton fit
ibren Ourdbfan gu 3aDlen.
Saul BoIff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
@emi6tises 3eu9niB 6es Girwanberunss=
GommiHars, N0tb. George Starr, in Sez
ah9 ouf bic 9etlfraft pon &abmap's
0fea6p 8elief bel einem Safe BON
Gbelmotismus in belt 6iiftelt.
Np. 3gonmebg 1ob, NewgO

Np. 3 9onNeB @1ob, Stem 9Drt.
ST.. Hobua an = Sci mir bat Sbr Ste1ief g9unber
aeluirft. MGbrenb Der B lebten Sabre mar l0 BON bats
fiqer nnS b6sartigen Anfdaei1 BON Sctatico Delmgeilbt,
s1tipeilen eritrectten Imb bteIelben bon Der &enbe19e9enb
biz su ben Snb1eln itnb ~seittpeilig iiber bic beioen nrt=
Md6renO OteIer 3eit, lit peI6er i6 BON bieien @9nter-
sem seplast nnrSe, babe i'd Ioft ale Ssiln1tttsl pro6trt
bic mn DDn inteQiqeuten &enten lnb gt0rrert eltpfoblen
tpurben, in Ser @offnuna, grleiGterung gu ftoen, bod
Mnes erlpies ii9 aI8 ein Jebl16log. .
SD babe perI6iebene Mrtet Sdoer 9ebron1t, Mid
lmGnntgfoGer gebanOllng nnter81%eea, dnBerIi9 9int=
ntente in l(afie orgeruanbt ioiute Jteaepte Der b%eroorra-
oeub1ten @er3tc. Nidts itbeIfeit oermohte 81 1elfen.
8erfloiIener September ipnroe i'd alf Orin9eiIbes Ct,
fud)et1 etnes f~{reltDes (ber ii1 in ~berielben Sage tte i'd
Ibefanb). %oerleitet. SIR gtittet 81 P]rOoirsn. SD Iht gu
IebeTfroibura uno 9rDBten GSrenbe nerI6affte mir Die
erlte applifofion erlei@tcrnng; naDbem id bic ~aIfiairten
Sbeile eeboDet unb ~malagtrt bate, in ben @lie6moBen
puroe 6nrdb Oos Geliet cine tpobItbuertbe gsarme 9erOor'
oerufen uno in fnrser 3eit peribuano Der Stbnter3 nol'
fdtbio. Obqletd) i'd lei9te periobiide @nfdae ~perIpiirte
beim Seronnobe1 elmer alenberung bes @ettsrs, 10 nett
i9 jesf bod. mie i'd mid ST turire1 babe llno 5l11 oerr:
19er Der Gituation made. RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF lit ntein Sreanb. SD nntertebrte feline Jteile,
Dbne cine SSla11c baOo1 in n1einert J~teiletofTer %nttt3nneb=
men. Sbr ergeberter: Seo. StarE.1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
aoad)eeetn4be auspota s4aaa-8steete, aaooetae, 20, aaoat 1894.

tiI9e) @lcibbcrebtisung nit Semen, beret
8orpQter ettuas fritber aus europa eingez
manbert, gu bebaupten unb gu pert6eioigen.
ltno barn wolen mir ibnen aucb ais
&atbolifen 3eigen, baB mir iDre tpirflicber
Q(5iibten fennen, aber aucb ebenlo iebr
unlere geieBlicb anerfannte lno getpdbr-
~leiitetc a6iolute reli9iOie Tret3eit fenncn
unb pa6ren poQen.
user miq beiteben in G9ren,
Scr muB iib tpe1ren."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

iberiGttist tpor6en. S9 bin ME berri4z
iiibtig aetuelen, ib bin nit benz, mas i6
bin, uouitGnOtg sufrieben; ib babe tmmer
mlebr oas 8e6lrfntB, ni6t 8u ge6nr6en,
ais baS, Nnbern gu befebLen. SD babe bas
@efiibl Der Ger1timmung, tpenn man MIDI
perDdbtigt, pieoer in bic amtli6e SteIlung
eintreten st tpolen. SIS erinrert midi 6as
an 6amlet, Der, nab benz @runb iriner
8eritimmung gefra9t, ais &ronprtn5 anti
tportet SIS feblt mir an 8ef0r6erung."l-
Mas fann mir in Der &i9tung fe6len? S9
fann unb nil nibt mebr tDerben, ais i6
bin; ib f0nnte nur bon Der 6Obe meiner
@rinnerungen 6erunteritetgett, tpent ib
trgenbtpie ebr9eiaige 8eitre6ungen bGtte.
SD pir6e auf lol9e 9in9e S9nen GEE
geniiber in %befreunbetem 3retie, tpie i6
bier iprecbe, ni6t getommen ietn, tuenn
meine @egner ii6 ni3t burb Die Gorge
Dor metner Wteoertebr oufregten ulto Die
9iige bon metnem unbefricbigten @Drget5e
perbretteten. GS 1T ia rein Id6erltb. Sas
lonte i6 in Set WeLt nod tperoen i'm 80.
Sabre? @s lit ia man9er Winiiter bor
mir in dbnIt6er Gage g~etueien. @tner oer
mir Defenders intereiant mar, tpar Der
6irit Mtetterni6, nit benz iD 1T meiten
iltngen Sabren in nGbere 8e3ieb1n9 gefomz
men bin. Stun aucb ser bate lange Sabre
an Ser Spibe Der 8olittf nibt 1tltr ietneS
8aterlan6es, ionbern man tann tpobl
iagen, @uropa's %geitan6en. ST !pnroe
pl0Bli3er un0 unerfreultder ais t6 abge>
16Oben utb muBte berfletbet fte1en; cit
1pGterer college bon mir, ais Tiaferfuti3er
oerfleibet, bra6te ibn in Si9erbeit aus
8ien berauS. yta9 10 grOBer unb CLAM
3enber 8~ergangenbeit muBte ct oaS %erleben,
unb ais i6 ibn balO nacbber traf, babe th
i'm better unb 3ufrieben 9efunben uno er
fagte: yS6 bin froD, baB i9 aus Der @a7
leere beraus bin. Sriiber mar t3 ein
S6aufpieler auf ser 8ibne, teBt ein 3uz
lcbauer inn Barfet". Stun Shirt Weetterz
MID bate 6agegen ni9t einunal 0aS @egen1
gept6t in benz 8obIwoQen ietner 2ar16S1
leute, tpte i'd es genieBe. SD babe ME 9ez
bort, 6aB nab benz Sabre 1913 aus Defer
reid 9eputatiOnen an ben Slriten
Metternth na6 @ien gefommen tDGren,
bic ibnt gebanft bGtten fir bas, mas ct fur
bas 8aterlanb getban. 9teS @egen9etptat
feblte tbm unb bod mat CT glii6lt6 nno
sufrteben, baB ct vraus" mar. aus benz,
mas er bic @aLeere nannte. uno 70 bite
ib Sic, aub bon mir iberseugt 8u ietn,
baB ib nicbt un3ufrieOen, ionbern bGB tcb
@ott bant6dr bin, 6aB ct mir, bepor er
MIDI abruft aus bieIer 8elt, etne 3eit be-
i6aultcber Jtube getud6rt. 9tuf Die gluSs
iprabe nteiner Nnit6t iiber 9ttge, bic i3
40 Sabre lang omtItcb betrteben, brau6e
ib barum ni6t 8u neraicbten, aber BON
polttiihem @brgei3 bin tdb poQitdnbig fret.
Qlber meine 6erren, mir %begegnen nns
6eute ais Solbatsn, unb ib mill baber auf
bas polttticbe @ebiet mi3 nibt tpetter be-
geben. 11niere 8olittf ais Soloateu be-
i6rdntt ftdb auf ben @cbanfenfrets, bem
mir babur9 QusbruG 9cben, baB mir 3us
fammen Elm Sod ausbringen anf ben Sat-
ier, uniern 9emeinlamet &~rie8sberrn. st
lebe bo3!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
vi q a,
@6ittelfrOf, taltes 6ieber, @ed)=
ielfieber beiDdltigt.

sSte6er inns Me9Ie1fieber furirt fhr fiinf5t9 Gents. Gs
erifttrt fein Seilmittel in Der Melt, mel9es faltes fSteber
uto gGebIeifieber unb ollie ~lonltige1 SrnlpI=, btltoIeu
unb onberen 5ieber uni. 9ilfe po1 Eaow99s Pllef( u
raid BELT, mie GtabmaDs gteoOD 3felIeT. YreIS Que per
Slai9e, SIN NpptbefeH az Ba9eH,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
S6md6c!
D0atee mieoerherteGuns Ger
GeiunoReit uno eefdIedtIiden Rafisfeit
r~tlttel1t Der
9agaQe'iden MaltOarm=S ebanSlung.
Grfol9reih, noe allies Qnoere
fehleelhla9en tit.

9te 9~eGAHe'1ae @setDpSe nmo Tire Torsase.
l. Ipplitotlpn Der Wttttel brett am Sig Der &ranfbeit.
2. 8ernetDuug Der 8erDauung unb Ab1@fpaDun9 oeE
mirfiantfett Der Wlttel.
3. Gueere MnnGberltng an bic bebentenben nntsretI
CeTfnunaen BET &iidenmorfSnereen aus Der NSlroellaltle
unb baber erlei6terteS @tnbrtn9ett gu Der gteroennulll9'
felt rnb Der 9taHe bes @ebirrs lltto @tf9rats-
4. Ser 8atient fam it5 ielb1t nit lebr 9erlfl9en 1elten
ohne Nrat berfteael,
/, s. SIR @ebrondb %erforbert feline Teranberuns Der Sidt
pber ber e5enSaeDo5nbetten,
6. Sic limb ab1Dlut unfG6eli1.
Z. sic iinb IetGt BON Seoeln at OFT ruo Sfene ett5if.
fibren nnb fDtrfen nnntitteloar anf ben Sts oes ueoels
innerhaib foeniger ais elmer balben Stutee.
SSetttt1 eiGl en- SeftDrte 8ereauun6, Mppefttln0n9sL
abmaserung, GebG9tuiBf6tpate, beige Waaltnee1 UNI
grr6t6eu, 9artleibigfeit, fieberboIter unb ~netoe1er Dber
tiefer Gdlaf nit 3raumen, 9erSflspten, AuSl9iaee I'M
@eF9t unS pals. 2epfpeb, abneisnng e9en@eleai9oft
belt u. T. 10. unfere neutrality-suspicious. %erferbert feline
B.rufsiSruns unb feline Observation-Disclosures nit Wfeoi.
ain, Bic Wtehffomente persen brett an ben ~affieirten
SbeileN anselDanet
Ser GoGoGe'Id e 9olus lift and bas bette Ittttet 9esen
arantbeiten Der ytteren, 8laie unb 8oritebeSriiie.
BUD NIT 5eusnifen uto Gebraudsanwei'
funsen gratis. nIan f4reibe an
Or Sans SreSfow,
1922 Droaomau, Netu Uork. d. u.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
g It 1t e d.

Ritrirett 80 Bis so Sropfen lit einent balben S(oie WaIie,
in penigen Minuten Rrdmpfe. Nta9enldire. HebelfsIt
Grbredea, 5pbbreunett, 9terooiitdt, S9lafloitgteit WtI
ordne, 9iorrhoe, 9p1enterie, Gbolera=9JtorbuS 6plte,
8ldDuueen unb aae innerltben S3raer5e1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
9etoel1 nno BeGd1weroen.

6eQet Rppflpeb COB Mti9rdne p6er nerb6ies Ropf.
pebl 3abnlpeb, Neuroloie, &Detmatismns, 9iiftpeb,
@t0mer5e1 un6 W~tatti9feit i'm &iider, benz Giif9rat
pber ben gtierert it Der Se6er9e9enb, Rleurefte, @eleuf'
ban9 BON &oblpap'5 gteabp geltef ~iofortige Grletd=
terun9 berbeifibren unb beien furtgeiebter Sebron6
lpdbrerb eini9er Sage cine perntonente Serelnr9 5eiperts
lteai9eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

Gtner, Ser vl1nterfeIbberren" GoreD's 1T
iogar Elm vStubtrter", nGmltb 6iBz
gerald, Der General" Der @oreDz
8ummler NeuzGnglanbs. st ~bebauptet,
auf bet Sobns 6opfinszltniheriitdtin 8als
%tin1ore unb Johann i'm Nuslanbe BDiIoio2
pbie, @tbit nnb gtatipnal0fonomte ft1btrt
gu baben. Ser Mtann befol9t nit ietner
8ummeLet cine 1onberbare Gtbif.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
3QRet=RQetttltr

fir nte nentrdJ e q e t r1 & p o It.
Sic tntsrseidneteu bef6rbern .9aGete big gu 100 8fh.
mad NeutSosIatt0, SeT$ertetd,, SGtoeSet1, gters
~ eget, 9attcmarf nub Der 9s,soets gu ben reeel.
nldBisen BON Der aesttiden 0tetdlSS nit=gSertesItait6
TeitseIebter Bfetfen.
Gbeuio beforgeu bieielsen Observation-Disclosures bon NIB
nab alien 3beilen @urppas uno @neritas at ben biaios
fen 8aten.
Mensel. Buchanan & Lorbacher,
rs @i9iGut etr.s 9ew 9srs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

fir Sauglinge und Kinder.
CHICAGO, ILL.

Castoria bef0rdert Verdauung
ind beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfung,
Magensaure, Diarrhp und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und sein Schlaf natirlich.
Castoria entha1t weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
'sCastoria ennpfehle ich, we'll es Elm gutes
Mittel fur Kinder ist und besser ais allie ande-
rem, die ich kenne." e.. A. ARCHER, ID. D.,
Ill South Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
'sseit mehreren Jahren b ich 'Castoria'
empfohlen und verde damit fortfahren, da es
regelmassig gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN F. PARDEE, h. D.,
1875. st. und Z. Ave., New York City.
Aus e1gener Erfahrung ind Beobachtung
kahn ich sagen, dass Castoria cine trefiiche
Medizin fir Kinder ist, da eS abfihrend w1rkt
und die game Constitution durch heilsame
Wirkung auf die Eingeweide aufrecht erhalt.
Yiele Miitter haben mir erZahlt, vie ausge.
Zeichnet es 1hren Kindern bekommt."
DE-. G. O. OsGOoD.
Lowell, Mass.
TIE ENTAU COMPANY, II Murray Street. NY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

9taltber9eI6t6te. = r8ct einem @irtbe @un6er,
milo OcotGan Be @eorelOs uno Soolt. -
9ab Ga Gun1bre Be Colorado. @al6s
brdnbe. abitics BET &ienfafell3etr. :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

@s Htn6ert bic petnigenbften S9mer.
4 EFT in elmer bis ~atpan3i9 Minutett. 9fidt eire Stlnbe
naG 9eTen bieier an3ei9e ioIIte ir9enb iemanb
6 6 m e 3eu letDen.