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noN. JOHN n. RAY pEAp.

Stricken With PnraiyaiS-A Popular East.
ern Panhandle Republican.
spaiaI Dtspatth TO ne nrteiapaeer.
MAs7IxsBuRo. W. Va, July 22.-John
R. Ray, the mayor Of shcpherdStown
and a prominent Republican of this
Panhandle died this morning at his
homo In shepherdstown. Hc was
stricken down for the third time In his
lifc last night with paralysis and never
rallied. Mr.. Ray was elected mayor OF
shepherdstown nine consecutive terms.
notwithstanding it is overwhelmingly
Democratic. Ho was very popular with
everyone. He was prominently spoken
Of by his party for the nomination to
tho legislature from this delegate dis
trict,
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bo taken to protect the United States,
particularly as regards certain classes OF
goods from China likely 70 convey in.
fentIon-rags. old cotton, etc., and also
such manufactured articles as are mnde
in the native workshops, With perhaps
eaSo OF plague dying in the same
room; such things as straw mating.
embroiderics and every sort Of textile
fabric. 70 long as tho disease 10 kept
out Of Japan, 80 long will this country
bo tho best bulwark for the United
States against the importation Of tho
diseaRe."
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BALTIMORE, Nh, July ga dispatch
from Chicago stating that President
Debs had received a check for 81, 900
from Thomas Shakespeare Tucker, Of
Baltimore, to aid In Debs, defense proves
to bo a hoax. Tho National Howard
Bank, upon which tho check was drawn,
has no such customer, and, In fact, q
close search has failed to find any one by
that name in Baltimore The joker
combined tho names Of Tommy Tucker,
OF base ball fame, and that Of tho late
lamcnted William Shakespeare.
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nevertheless, as practically evory
article Of general eonsump tlon IL 10
retain protection, / iccl no pre-
iudice against tho sugar interest,
as such, and think large number OF
the members Of tho house entertain the
same view. AZ, however. the sugar
trust demands protection, or moro
properly speaking, the taxation Of the
public for lts profit, It should put be-
ioro Congress- and the public lie real
condition 30 that an intelligent opinion
OF the morits OF its demand may be
formed. II, upon IN actual and neces,
Bary investment Of cash capital, II can.
not save Itself from losses without bur.
dening the Taxpayers, then II has as
much justification land morel for being
fed from the public resources by taxa.
tlon as many industries which ye,
In passing the Wilson bill,
allowed to remain upon the
charity list. II, however, lie pto6ta
have boon excessive, whom figured upon
an actual cash aud uuWatered capital
stock, then you, as a fair minded man,
will agree with mo that you should not
have any legislative favors. In such an
event q tax ono cent per pound upon
100 degree sugar for Fevenue only would
be fair aud equitable one, permitting
a reduction OF one.hundredth Of a cent
for each degree Of sweetness lacking.
Such tax as this, while taking moth.
log to tho treasury OF your company,
would pour great many millions into
tho government coffers. The informa-
ton asked for Is comprehendOd uuder
four heads.
First-What is the present tax yaluo
q. O., cost Of replacing) Of tho plants
actually In operation and necessary to
produce quantity OF refined sugar
turned out by our company
Second-What have been tho actual
profits OF tho American Sugar Refining
Company for each full fiscal year since
It's organization and what are its profits
90 far 1t the current yoar2
Third-What annual SALARY is paid to
each Of its general managers
Fourth-What Is tho actual pnid-in
cash capital, including the plants
turned 10 at their real cash market
value, and what 10 tho present surplus
fund Of tho company, including all in:
dividual protlts?
The Mckinley bill gives the sugar
refncrs m opportunity Of collecting
from tho consumer o tax Of ono half
cent per pound upon all sugars above
No. 10 Dutch standard aud tho con-
sumption OF all classes OF sugar during
the past three facal yeara aggregated
1856, ,S02, ,448 pounds. fully nine bill
lions Of which worc above the limit. 1t
follows, therefore. that tho sugar trust
and tho Independent re6ners in the
United States must have received over
SAC, 100000 OF the people money, while
the government got during the three
years only S47075l. As your company
asks continued fayors, tho propriety Of
supplying tho country with the inform
alton asked herein will not be ques-
toned by so reasonabIea man OF busi-
ness as yourself.
You are Democrat and will, I trust,
Join mo in tho hope that within a few
yeara. the present wretched system OF
taxing the people (under- tho mislead-
ing namo OF pfotection) for the benefit
Of private interests, will be done away
with entirely and forever.
Yours truly.
MICHAEL D. HARrER.
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RR1EFs ERoM rHE WIRES.

The cholera is increasing In Russia,
especially along the German frontier.
It Is ascertaincd that European anar.
chists intend to resort to the ube Of
poison for tho removal Of people Of
iensivc to them.
The st. Paul Globe was sold at public
auction BY tho receiver last w0ek, and
was bid In by tho Kittson hclrs for s6j,.
900. As thoy already had $780, 600 In
tho plant, tho sale was practically Sl85,'
600.
James Thomas, Of Berkeley Springs,
W. Va, Is deud. Though at one time a
millionaire he died penniless. He
helped build the Great Eastern stoam-
ship and once organized IN Arctic ex'
petition.
Discrepancies In tho Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad accounts
have beon discovered. 1t is said that
they amount to S4,000.0O0, which sum
is believed TO havo gono for rebates.
Dondholdcrs aro uneasy on account Of
the developments.
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To THE SuGAIt TRUST.

Chairman unrter Asks President Hayo'
mover Some Pertinent QuOGtions-An
Important FREQ Trade Letter.
washington, July 22.-The following
Ie!tOr from the chairman Of tho house
subcommittee on trustu to tho proat'
dent Of the American Sugar Refining
Company was mailed Tonight:
H. o. H1panryr Eq., PrrsidtHi q me American
sugar RSfRiNl Company Nee Lo'N
DEAR srn:-1fyou will supply to mo,
ns chairman OF tho sub.committon on
trustu Of tho committee on mantllac'
tures, tho information asked Tor herein
will seo thatit Is laid before tho house.
A iroo trader mygolit sud bSileving that
no tax ahould be lovled upon sugar lor
ANYTHING slss), except tof revenue
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rRouB1E LOOKED FOR
AZ Biru1iugham-The niiners' pIHiculty
stiIl has Serious Aspect

-'AaS-"
stiil has Serious Aspect
BIRNrNdHAM, ALA, July 22-on ac'
count OF the serious state Of affairs
growing out OF the minors strike both
tho police force and Ore department
havo beon doubled. 1t has been cur
rontly rumored that tho big FIRE Friday
night was incendiary.
Thcre havc been rumors to-day that
tho striking miners intend 70 march to
BirminshGm in a body aud attack and
cot fre 10 tho city aud rcleaso tho l20
strikcrs now in Jail charged with the
Pratt mines riot. Tho water works
company has placed guards along tho
entiro water main for five miles to tho
reservoir. Some think that the water
was cut of during Friday nights Grc hy
miscreants. Nearly every citizen Is
armed and the citizens resorvo forces
recently organized nro ready for action.
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nIMETALLIo LEAGUE.
Gen. Warner Issues n Call for Confer.
ence TO Prepare for the Campaign.

Gen. Warner Issues Call for Confer.
enoe to Prepare for Tho Campaign.
WAsHrSaros, D. @, July 22-Gsneral
J. A. Warner, president Of the bi.metal.
lie league, has issuod tho following I'D
dress:
"The country has now had q years
experience under the gold standard
policy since the acts OF 1903 closing the
mints OF India and tho stoppage Of the
coinage Of silver In tho United States.
The results Of this experience are
manifest on overy hand in the business
depression Of the country, IN labor
strikes and in general discomfort that
everywhere prevails. Congress- will
soon com piete Its work and the general
situation and the prospects before the
country will thon be fully disclosed.
Some state elections, involving the cleo
ton OF United States senators, havo al
roady been entered upon, and tho cam.
paIgn for the election OF members OF
the house to tho Fifty-fourth Congress
will soon begin.
an view Of these conditions the ex-
ccutiyo committee OF the American b.
metallic League has thought IT ndVisa-
bic 70 call conference ot those who be'
lieye that no permanent improvement
in tho condition Of tho country can 30
hoped for nS long as the present gold
standard policy 10 pursued, and who IA
yor tho immediate restoration OF the
bi.metallic standard In the United
States with tho FREQ coinage OF both
gold and silver at the ratio Of 10 to !. to
be held at Washington, Thursday, Au-
gust 10, 1904, to take into consideration
Tho situation Of tho country, and to de-
eide upon the policy go DO pursued to
bring about tho change in the monetary
policy Of tho government necessary TO
restore prosperity to tho people"
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MYSTIC snRINERs.
Gathering at Dcnver---A Thousand Dele
gates Expected To-day.

Gathering nt Dcnvers--A Ihousnnu DeIo.
gates Expected To-day.
DENVER, Colo, suly 22.-Although
the great influx Of Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine was expected to take place to-
day there arc not more than 25O visiting
members of tho order in the city.
More arc expected tomorrow and
It is thought the number will bo swelled
to thousand. Bat those who brayod
the possibility OF irregular train aeryico
have mado their presence dccorously
known by quietly strollinR through tho
streets with a tez for head covering,
resorving thcir forces for locating wells
and tho distribution OF zim zitn to-mor.
row afternoon.
Nothing will be permitted 10 inter-
fero with tho elaborate programme
that has been arranged. which means
that a good timo iS in store
for the visitors. Tho ball will
be started rolling in earnest tomorrow
night, when tho ladies will be glven d
reception Mt tho Brown Palace hotel.
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TILE PI,AGuE IN oHINA

Ono Of tho Most Fearful on Rooord-Its
Rayngcs-rhe United stntos Warned.
WAsuxGros, July 22.-Rccognizing
the difficulties in tho way Of obtaining
accurate information upon sanitary
matters from oriental countries, DR..
Stuart Eldridgc, tho health officer OF the
port Of Yokohama aud mOmbcr OF tho
Imperial board OF health Of Toxic. has
sent to tho marino hospital bureau q
seml.ofIicial statement Of tho
epidemic or plague in South
ern China, 1t appears from
Ills report that this scourge, OF which
only fragmentary nows has beon re-
cciyed il ono OF tho most foartui on
record, having It's greatest hold at the
mort OF Hong Kong, where most oi the
forolgn commerce touches. Tho disoalo
broke out In Canton late last February
and about tho same tiIno was epidemic
at Pakhoi, a port not otton ylalseu py
Europeans. n.,.,,.,
until the mortality has reached IVO ga a
day, despite tho exodus OF lOO'OoO
Chineso and many Europeans:
From Canton and Hong Kong tho
dIseaso ia spreading through tho
n"iThboring country and will probably
soon nnuonr In tho coast towns Of China
north oi Hong Kong, because from tho
cnrclessnpsS In those ports no Ctloctsvo
1nSrantino IA llkOiy to DO Established.
a quarantine systom has boen put in
nna,atiom In Japan, holding shipH from
,bo Inicctod dIstricts nlue days attor ar
rival or after tho last case llas anasea,
and but ono infected ship reached Ja'
pan. 4. .,,,t.,m .,,s
Dr EljriJce. ~ would say that tho
most nj, 10 striBssus measures may nood to
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nrnnu1lrns Mnrn I,n.l.

ODESSA, July 22.-It Is now certain
that l4O persons went down with the
Italian steamer Columbia, which
collided with tho Russian steamer
Vladimir, In tho Black Sea O
fow daya ago. All tho evidence badly
inculpates tho Russian soamen, who dc.
liborately abandoned tho Columbia and
her crow and passengers 10 their lato,
although tho vessel fioated m hour and
n quarter after tho collision.
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WAR is CERTAIN
Between China and Japan and Pre-
parations Are Going On.
CHINESE TROOPS SENT 70 KOREA
And q Draft of Twenty Thousand
Made on Each Province.
FLEETSFROM NANKIH AND CANTON

To BE Employed In HarasStas tho
Japanese coast-Commandors Of
0uubOass Sent to the Peninsula 10.
struoted 20 Fire on tho Japanese
Should tho Latter Attcmps to OBJ
struct Their Laudlng-The News
That War is Inevitable Coatlrmed In
London BY q Nowspaper Dispatch,
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GUTHRIE, o. r., July 22.-News has
reached hero that yesterday Santa Fe
passenger train was hold up by two
masked mon near Rcd Oak. Tho rob.
bers entered the express car and pro.
scnting rovolvors caused tho messenger
to delivor package Of money and somo
express packages. Tue valuo OF these 10
unknown. There is no clew TO the
bandits.
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STILL AT IT.
Dobs Issues Another Manifesto to
the American People.
REQUESTFOR A GENERAL BOYCOTT
OF Pullman Oars By Them Comes
From Cook County jail
UNTIL PULLMAN COMES 10 Time

Tho Travelling Public 1s Requested to
Ride All Night Sitting Up In Day
ooachcs-Debs Says Ho Thinks tho
Requcst win Do Granted-claims
That tho Strike Is Still On and That
tho Roads Are Badly cripplsd-Tho
Situation 10 California Still I'm.
proving
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MINERS MEET
Aud Decide to Confer With tho Dcrwlnd
White COnI Company.

Aud Decide to CONFER WIN Two betWinu'
White COnI Company.
HourzDALE, Pa, July ga largely
attended massmeetiug Of miners hero
this afternoon decided to sond COM
mitteo to Philadelphia tomorrow to
confer with tho Dsrwind.Whltc Com.
pany, regarding wages Tho committee
Is instructed to accept nothing loss than
forty.lve cents ton.
Warrants havo been issued for tho
nrrost OF eight striking minors who
were charged with diVcharging nru arms
near tho Webster colllcry last night.
It iS reported that ono Of tho coal and
iron policemen was shot, but this is
denied by tho guard.
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Park, Kensineton and South Chicaec
stations. An organizer for the A. X
U. in Pullman said to-day that one Of
the next moves Of the union would be
TO sue in tho courts tor IN injunction
restraining the further presence Of the
militia about tho Pullman works.
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New Yonx, July 22.-ln an interview
to-day Thomas @. Hatt pronounced
against n struight ticket and In favor Of
a union Of all forcos opposed to Tam.
mauy rule, though no lnsiOta that tho
head Of tho ticket must bo d Republt.
can,
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New YoaK, July 29.-ArriyOd. Mani
toba, from London; La Dourgogno,
from Havre; Ednm, from Rotterdam.
LONDON, July 22-Arrivcd, franclseo,
mAvRE, July 92.-Atrivod, In Cham.
pagnc, from Now York.
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SENATOR GORMAN
WIN Hurl Hin Defiance at Prosi-
dent Cleveland To-day.
1HE MARYLAND SENATOR PRINED.
It's Said, For a Speech Expressing
HIS Resentment
IN ANIMATED SESSION EXPECTED

BY Those Who Arc Watching .he
Situation In the sonate-sena.ors
stlil Tirrn in Their Position and In.
dicatIons That Thero VIII Bo War
to the Knifo-Tho Chances for An
Agreonea. On tho Tariff Bill AS Re-
mo.O AZ Eysr-The Programme for
the Day.
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ENeLANps COUNSEL REJEorED
by Japan-ohIneae Troops Start for Ko.
rpn-The Situation.

rpn-Tho Situation.
LONDON. July ga visit was made
to the Chinese legation tonight The
officials stated that no latc' news had
beou received, owing to an interruption
Of the cable scrvlce. The latest infOr-
nation received at tho legation was to
the effect that 10000 Chinosotroops had
started for Korea. Japan had rejected
the proposals made by the British min.
ister, although the lattcr had counsellcd
a peaceful settlement Of tho dispute.
Tho Chinese segoyernment had thercupon
declared that unless the Japanese
troops were withdrawn from Seoul and
Chemulpo China would break of the
negotiations. Tho officials, when fur.
ther questioned, said thcy diacredited
the rumor that war had boon declared.
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War Considered Certain.

LONDON, July GA dispatch TO the
Times from Shanghai, says that war be.
tween China and Japan isconsideted
certain.
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proving

CHICAGO. July q - Messrs. DcbS,
Howard, KelIher and Rogers, the Amer
ican Railway Union officials, to-day
Issued an address to the public, Che
substance oil which is as follows:
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~ 2eiet bas ,,@odenbIatt" rsseI.
ntabi8; eS foftet nur $500.
Stabtratb.
Select Council. 90. MG,

Select GounciI, 80. Wldr,.
Die I'M Common Council borber paf.
iirte 8erorbnuns fiir einen Biabuft iiber
bic o. 8. & SO. GsIeiie an 8eft 2ada.
ipanna assnus seIanete CUR aipeitsn
2eiuns.
Cine bon SelOtps sinssbra9ts 8eIoIu.
tion paiiirte, tpeIde ben Namen bon sSeIs
Ions Strabe in 2uasrne unb benisnissn
bon Suaerns in SslOips StraBe umtpans
belt.
8tpei 2eiunsen paiiirte bic 8srorbnuns
betretTenb bic 8eitsueruns nidtanidiiiser
2auf ffeute.
Die 8erorbnuns sessn ipise 3auns
paifirts brittle 2siuns.
Common Council, 80. Wdr,.
Die 8erorbnuns fir einsn 8iabuft an
Bef 2adaipanna Ipenue seIanste ;ur
britten 2eiuns.
DessIeiden bic 8erorbnuns fdr Sdub.
barriersn an beiben Seiten bes grie &
B. .. 8abnseIeiies in Der 10. Darb,
no Der Mss na1 benz 8erss fiibrt.
8reite 2siuns paiiirte bic 8erorbnuns
fiir 3peisfeipers an Nib Strabe unb
Rode unb SpelIman MIIeps.
Die StabtrGtbe in beiben 8tpeisen
tvaren beitrsbt, bic Gei6afte na1 M6s.
Ii4feit bor Der enblibsn 8ertasuns abs
3utpideIn.
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3uaeaebeue xbatfa6en.

3atunss. 5rausssbr miiffsn itbr ssriiGtis
itin In br aufnabmt BON anaabtn, abtr iibtr.
itust BON Der 3uprIaifsftit Der Or. Diilts DE.
steal 90. etbtn mir etni na&ftbsnbtn .3tusnib
BON y. NeDpusal, anburn, Snb., Rauin.
3ptt Sabre lang btmtritt tr Gin ausitstn pbtr
usberfprinssn ittnts puIits. feline liais Sfitt
purbs 70 tmpTnpli&, bab tr nitt barauf litssn
ionnts, isin ptrt iitttrtt, or purbs itbr btiorst
uns esniultirts sri&itpsns arrits, fanb ttept
tsins 6ilft. abr cine sin,ist Glai@t Or.
Wilts' Ntp 3sart Cure btiItt ibn. Das Gle.
santt BUD ,,glfr unb StartIins Gaets" Cgius
uub ibrraf&subs 2batiadtn) 10 ba alien apo-
tbtftrn umipnff ~ babtn. Gs sntb6It Allss
hbr Srs- unb NsrptnItbsn unb pitlt punbT-
bare pHlunstn.
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Tissenb5fsr MedanbeI go. 90 (Wa9.
bol6srbrannttpein) binausefdst.
gbenbs fanb elm SadeI,us fatt. an
ipsI4em 5000 perionsn tbsilnabmen.
Der 5irif ftanb cine sanss Stunss lang
tpabrsnb beS 8orbeisuses, umssben bon
ben WitsIisbsrn Der SamiIie, an sinem
Gdfenfter bss Sdlofies unb banite INNER
ipisber fur bic ibm barsebra&te sIan.
asnbs SuIbisuns. Sisbsn UluiifdDrs
befanben iid in benz 3use. unb bic Sat.
fsIn iuarfsn ibr 2idt iiber bas S4Iob
unb au& iiber bic in bic Uniform bss
ibm berlisbsnsn aiirafiier Rssimsnts
bon SesbIib ssfIeibete marfiss @efaIt
beS aItfanslers.
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@ir bsripsiisn auf bic Mn,siss bon
8roipn's Bee Sibs an anberer STEELE.
s25oo iperben in prsifen Seri8enit.
-Sn ben .. 8. & 80. @srfaatten
III DOnneritas 8abItas. Ser nd&fts
tpirb ettpas befer iein. Sa bon iest ab
adt Stunben searbeitet ipirb.
i Mit srobsm pomp fanb Mittipod
Gbenb bic Trauuns Der iiinsiten To&tsr
ber Wm. gonneq gbeleute, Mnna Aus
suita. nit Gbas. %. Sutton bon GoIo'
rabo tatt.
- Ridter Sreb. 80. 8anfsr iff istt
tpieber I'M Stanbe, na1 einmonatIiher
aranfbeit BEL fdbnem 0sttsr ipa,isrsn
3u ssben.
- am Samitas beriGieb in SO. 822
Monroe Abenue Srau 9orstbea 2ruie.
Die Sdneerrunbe besIeitete bic nebers
reite nad bem Dunmore Sriebbofe.
sA- ". 8aumann, abbofat unb
RedtsanipaIt, bat feline Office mad
9immer unb 5 i'm Obj Seupips @ss
baub. an @somins apenus, nabs Sprues
Strabe. berIest. 14,2
- I'm baIb Q llbr bieIen 9onneritas
Morsen brad binter benz @roeerisIaben
bon SameS 8. McSale on @apouie Mbes
nue. unb Green 8ibss Strabe elm Seuer
aus, bas absr nidt bon LANCER 9auer
mar.
- Die gImburit BpuIebarb GeieIIs
i&aft bat ibr attienfapitaI bon s25, 900
auf $35. 900 erb6bt, bamit bic Nrbeit
srdnbIider unb befer setban ipsrssn
fann, aIs man suert bsabiidtists. SIR
bic Bride an ben Hap Hug Sdqen ioIl
aaein bic Summe bon $4,000 bertpenbst
iperbsn. an bem gImburit gnbe Der nsusn
2anbftrabe arbeiten 100 Wann.
- Sanserbruber unb ipobIbeitaIter
Sdneibermeiifer Ssrr Sean GIaien ipirb
nidt nur i'm 2ieberfrana ionbsrn au@
anbsrtpeitis feiner euten Tenoritimme
tuesen seiddbt, ipie mir aus elmer Ieiber
peripGtet susesansenen glotis eriebsn.
am Oferfcnntas fang Serr @Iuien in
Der ct. 9etetS @atbebraIe unb ss fpirb
in benz 8eri6t ausbriidIi6 betont, bab
Iein 8ortras bas b5dfe Sob Ssrbisnte.
gS iei bier aud Der Srau SdiIIins se.
babt, tpeI1e Bel berfeIbsn @elesenbeit
nit ibrsr i6bnen Sopranftimme 8sipun.
esrune erre8te.
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0Bie man an e.mi6t aepinut.

Dr.. MiI,s' Rtrsint btilt niGt nur RrSsu.
Isistn, aOpfi&mn;sn, Ritbusti&Iustnbtit Rr-
pntrf@laRunb S@Iaapfsftit, Rturalsit, St
gtiis.5anl anf6ht unb 5yftris, funbtrH banI
aud ben aSrpu auf. ,Gs frsut mid iassn ~
fSnnsn, baB Id mad srti Sabre Ianssni. i&pnti
Sr. @iI,s' a,iisrstiss asrsins a Snfa$is ans II
itpsi Wa&sn a6t pfuns an 8spi@t ssipanH.
Sd mar unfabis mid nitsn,usstn unb iu
i9laf,n, abtr itBt trfrmt Id mid sints anss-
ntbmtn S&Iafts unp meiut 8tGnuns nimmt
In puntnbartr Wtiit ~. SD iann eas Ntr.
piut ni6t stuus lubtu. Grau {. .. Rilarb,
Duniiri n. y."-.gin Sfunr, sr Nnsins
stbrau&tt, stipanu is Plumb an 8sni&r iassn
8rspn B Wayburp, CORTLAND, v. g. Yrsbs.
aai&&sn unb Gin flssantss BUD nmf0nii bel
allen apstbtfrn,
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