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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21
HOW TO RIDE.
Mrs. Rollip M. Squire, of New York, Gives Some Points.
Faults of FaFity Riders-An Exploded Idea That Women Should Have Right and Left Saddles to Prevent
 Crooked Development.
IcopyR,eHT. 1se4.1

lcoPYRIeHT. 1894
 have been asked to write an article on how women should ride and to de- scribe the proper appointments of the devotees of the side saddle. The re- quest quite startled me, for, although have been devoted to the saddle as recreation since was six years of age, have ridden after the hounds in this country and in Europe, confess that it never once occurred to me to put my ideas of the art of equestrianship into writing, yet born and raised, might almost say, in the saddle.
 ride along the bridle paths of Gen. tral park almost every day, mounted on my favorite companion Harker, and, as look to the right and left, cannot help noticing the pretty, welImounted young girls, possessed of all tue charms Dame Nature could bcstow upon them charms yet lost to view because many of the riders evidence want of that proper training in the saddle which lends grace to every movement, and have often expressed the wish that I had the authority to stop them on the spot and censure them for their care less riding. A goodly per cent. of the women who ride horseback are excel lent riders because they keep in mind the instruction of their teachers, while the balance are unlikely to become skilled in the saddle out of sheer care lessness or a want of that enthusiasm which impels one to undertake to do well whatever she does.
 The proper age for children to begin in the saddle is between the ages of eight and ten years. They are then capable of comprehending and appre- ciating the instructions given them, and, in nine cases out of ten, follow them to the letter. know of many parents who send their children to the riding schools when only five or six years old but I believe am safe in saying that they do it more to amuse and occupy them during few hours in the day than to make riders of them. Children of that age are too young to appreciate and appropriate lesson, and the time thus spent upon them is largely wasted. The most desirable pupils are young girls between the ages of fourteen and eighteen, who re- talize that riding is an accomplishment
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21
WERE BOUND TO PLAY POKER.
Newspaper Men, Out of Cash, Put4eUp = Their Brains for Stakes.

Newspaper Men, Out of Cash, PutfeUp = Their Brains for Stakes.
 Poker has been played with every thing from pea beans to a hundred dollar bill, but perhaEs the most curious commodity that ever, passed over the green cloth occurred the other night among a party of newspaper men, says the New York Hera1d
 Somebody suggested the evening hours would pass more quickly if all hands indulged ~in the national game. Every one was, willing, but when an account of stock was taken it was discovered that. there was only about one dollar and fifty cents in the crowd and every one objected to play ing for 'wind."' After a little discus sion some one had an idea, which he put in these words: 'sLet's appoint committee of two as judges, then for an hour let us sit down and write short stuff for the Sunday paper Everything that the committee agrees upon as being good enough to be printed shall be accepted as cash and can be paid in as equivalent for stack of chips"
 This idea met with instant favor, and for an hour or more nothing could be heard in that room but silence. At the end of that time each one produced hisquota of alleged interesting stories, and the committee to which it was sub- mitted, reading it all with 8 lenient eye, passed nearly the whole lot.
 Then the game began and furnished the curious spectacle of men opening jack pots for quarter of @ column and anteing with a stick" with fixed limit of column, including the head. sepi -t~V ff7sv-
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21

--"Of course it's none of my business, dear," said Mildred to Amy, 'but if were you I wouldn't marry Mir. Spat- ters." ''Why not?" 7v'With all your money, you ought to be able to get . really handsome man."--Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph. .4s. 9 <. -
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21

ITS STRUCTURE AND IDIsEAsEs-AN Ex-
 TRACT FROM DIR. HARTMAN" LATEST
 LECTURE. p3n n7 i5 ~y--e
 Every organ of the human body is lined with mucous membrane. All these mu- cous membranes are subject to chronic ca tarrh; hence every organ of the body is liable to become deranged by chronic ca tarrh. Unfortunately, however, catarrh of most of the organs5is not called catarrh, and many people ara led astray as to the real nature of their disease. If the catarrh happens to be located in the head or throat it is then generally called catarrh, but if it is located in the bronchial tubes it is called bronchitis; if in the lungs, consumption; if in the stomach, It is called dyspepsia; catarrh of the kidneys is called Bright's disease, while catarrh of the pelvic organs is called female weakness and various other names. s4s4 44S1~ ----s -ss.-
 These different names given to catarrh of the different organs of the body lead people to suppose they are troubled with an en- treIy different disease, and consequently require different treatment. This mistake leads people into very serious trouble. Catarrh is catarrh wherever located -in the head, throat, lungs, stomach, bowels or kidneys. It is the same old disease and de- mands the same systemic treatment. Any remedy that will cure catarrh at all will cure it wherever it is located. Among the thousands of medicines which nature and science have produced, there is only one which acts as specific for chronic catarrh, and. that one is Pe-ru.na. A thorough course of treatment with Pe-ru-na will not fail to benefit chronic catarrh wherever To- cated or however long it may have existed; but in most cases such course of Peru. na will eridicate the disease entirely. produ- cing perfect cure. . 9.@
 FREE CATARRH BOOK.
 An illustrated treatise on chronic catarrh andi it's cure will be sent free to any address by the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing com pany of Columbus, o. This book should be in the hands of every person who is sub- ject to the slightest catarrhal affection, as it not only points out a cure for this dread be prevented.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21

few lessons during which beginners are taught to keep the body erect and the shoulders perfectly in line. When they get confidence they should be allowed to trot During the ensuing lessons they are taught the use of the right and left leg in the rise in the saddle. When the pupil has mastered
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21

taSnper, fear of impending calamity and 2 EI6iisand and one Arrangements. of body and mind, result from such pernicious practices. All these are permanently cured by inl- proved methods of treatment without the patient leaving home.
 A medical treatise written in. plain but chaste language, treating of the nature, symptoms and durability of such diseases, sent securely sealed in plain envelope, on rccaitt of this notice, with 10 cents in stamps, for postage Address, Worlds -Dispensary Medical Association. Buffalo. N. Y.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21
77I7'7 lu s3liIf lsts-3E : .

a vigorous body and robust strength,
 follow good health.
 But all fail when the
 vital powers are weakened. Nervous debility and loss of manly power result from bad habits, con tracted by the young through ignorance of their ruinous con- sequences. Low spirits, melancholia, impaired memory, morose. or irritable
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21

D0SU OGOV0 OdSOl1AO, 6OAAOAc Best Fire-proof Oil, 5 gallons. Water white Oil, 5 gallons. :. New Orleans sugar house molasses per gall
 lon 60c. Good New Orleans molasses per gallon 40c. Cuba molasses, per gallon BOG. Best patent -four per barrel $3. 50. Best patent flour per half barrel in sacks
 $1.80.
 Thin pig meat per pound 10c. Thin smoked meat per pound 1Oc. Uncanvassed dove hams per pound l31 1Ac. Other hams (choice) per pound 13c. Picnic hams per pound 10c. Best head rice per pound SBc. Good head rice per pound 6Ac. Broken rice per pound Dc. Cracked hominy, coarse or fine grits per
 pound 2hc.
 Best leaf lard per pound 10c. Choice Jersey butter per pound BOG. Fresh Tennessee butter per pound 25c Cleo butter per pound 15c. Arbuckle's coffee per pound 25c, ? for 45c. New mince meat per pound 10c. Pressed homeless cooked hams per pound 1oc. Granulated sugar Dc pound or 21 pounds
 for $1.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21

Having acquired the proper mount the rider next becomes concerned about how to stay on her horse. As every child must first learn to walk, so should the beginner first walk her horse, and thus get that perfect balance characteristic of the graceful rider. This may be acquired in very
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21

 600 ..5Oc New Graham rye and buckwheat Hours. Mrs. Duncan's famous Lemon Mangoes per quart 25c. New strawberries and black kberries per can loo. Tomatoes, 3-pound can, per can 10c. French sardines with key per can Sc. American sardines per can 5c. Columbia river salmon per can 15c, or tw for 25c. Small sacks table salt, two for 5c. Potted and deviled ham four cans 25c. Thurber's Oyster bay asparagus per 40c. Sliced pineapple per can 15c. Grated pineapple per can 15c. Valley or Bell milk per can 15c, or ty 25c. Evaporated cream or Eagle milk p 21c, or two for 35c. Coil Oil Johnny or tar soap Dc. Evaporated pears, plums, peaches, and apples per pound 12hc. Dr. Salmon's COW, horse, hog and ch cholera medicine per package 25c. Hay, oats, bran, hearts, chops, corn
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21

It often small boy pops the question: We would like pop this question the citizens of Bmnghamwhere they get Groceries.
 WE SELL:
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21

use, and those who depend upon it cam not be good riders. The majority of people who use the curb do so to make the horse appear spirited, step high and prance. The animal does not like
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21
THE HUMAN BODY.

ITS STRUCTURE AND LDIsEAsEs-AN Ex- TRACT FROM DIR. e'HARTMAE,o' LATEST IECTITPE n-jt. .Y., t.5 I..-.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21
ITS sTRuC

WEE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
marnuno.

Ourb einseian6te Guittungen erfabre1
mir, baB ein Scbminbler Die gfamen un,erer
&ciienben Srans Otto unO Saul 6rlebel
benubt, nm NbonnementsgeIDer b~elonOerS
in 6loriba unb MiiIiliippi unb ben an
greuScn6en Staten 81 er6eben, tpelbe
nie an uns etngeIanOt purben. Inner
@eiiert6er 6rans Otto lit nit ben
nOtbisen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ausse7
itattet unb befinbet ii6 sur 3ett IN
Geras auf Der 9fetie na6 Californian.
9aul Trtebel lift |augenbIidIib in Glib
9atOta uu6 lift pie ale unicre Speetal7
agenten in Der Gage, ieber5eit ieine Soil
macbt sur Collection BON @eIbbetrd9en fur
unS no15utpeiien. Q(uBerbem Set9t Die
pOrftebcnOe p0dbentIicb ericbeinenOe Stlte
ben ie6e5maligen Nufent9altSort unlerer
angeitelIten Ngenten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
WabrfheinIib tootlid perbrannt.

Otit I6peren 8rdn6mun6eu iiber un6
iiber bebe6t, muBte 9onneritag ltabmI. bic
25jGhrige, crit icit furaer 3ett perbeiratbete
6rou 9telie Gollclon aus ibrcr @obnung,
SEQ. 2907 @incenneS &oao Dem Mercp7
6oipital iibergeben merocn. @abrcno tic
fir Itch unD tbren in Der NGbe arbeitenbcn
Mfann bas Mitta9elien bereitetc, ltno ben
@aiolinofcn nit einem StretbbolS a%n5inz
bette, .erfolgtc cine Grploiion, pcldc Die
6rau bon oben bis unten in Tlammcn
einbuute. -8or S9mer5 bal6 un5ure6z
nungSfGbi9 gen1acbt ennb burcb7 baS Seuer
6alb erbLtnbet, perlu3te III pergebenS bic
SDiir gu gctpinnen uub iprang i6ltcBli6,
na6oem tic nit ben 6dnoen einc @lass
l6eibe berilbrt bate gum Scnlter bl1aus.
Die Teuerpebr purbe 81 6iilfe geru1en.
9te 8laujaden nabmen inb Der Srall. an
unb Lesten ibr angefeubtetcS Sooaa8t@
carbpnat, tpelc6es bel ben 6emii6en 2oi6s
malcbiuen pcr1panbt mtrb auf Bic 5abl@
loien 8ranbmunOen peIbe na6 NuSiagc
oer 9lerSte 10 l6tpere iin6, oaB tpentg Sott>
nung ouf ibre> MISUNDERSTANDING porbanoen
lift. Die Nmbulan3 Ser Stod CARDS tas
ton bef0rOertc itc mach ben: Nfercepz
6olpital.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15

g%etp 9aritcIung b0rf nit &eht ais
cine ipa6~rbeitsgetreue, Sen tptrfli9en Ser
bdltniiien entipre9en6e betrabtet tperben.
0aS Silb lit nicbt aui Dem btGigen
~Iitbograpbii6en 8ese, ionoern oureb
baS rcllere 8erfabren Der Gbromo7SDpn7
orap6tc bergeiteut. Die Sarben ftno
natiirlicb unb bauer6aft, ipte iber7
baupt Die game 9tusitattung Der III
WtaB genauen uno III peripectipiider 9ln7
lage tiinitlerii6 Dirfiamen Ort9tnalauf@
nabmle ipiirbig lit. 9as 8tlo bat Die
@r0Bcnperbaltniiic bon Is gu 20 unb
Oiirfte iicb uorSiigIib sum !3immerlbnrllf
pber fir dbnlicbe 3tpede eignen.
Die vSGinpis Stats 3eitung" ma3t
baIelbe ibren 9eierlt unter t~olgenben 8e7
bil1gungen sugGn8li6:
Nbonnenten, pelcDe ibr Nbounclnert fir
Elm Sabr I'M 8orats be5a6len, tptro oaS
Bib auf 8uni9 portofrei sugeianOt.
9eler, pelde feline 8orauS6e5ablung gez
mleiltet, ober ibre 9rGmie bereits %empTangen
baben, touueu eS geeen @%inienbulng oes ge7
rinscn SetrageS BON % Gts., ipelcber ben
6eritellrngsfoften entipri6t, cbenfaus porz
tofrei er6Qlten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15

Sdufige @rtdltun9en e~nttptdelt bel maHhen
Gonitttntionen bic Nula9e our 91pinbll1t. Meer eit
Mtittel baee9en ~benDtbi9t, finbet es in DR.. 8. ,SapusS
oas INNER l6ueI uno 9rilnolID pIrtt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
uod1 eine Oalgentritt
6emdbrt 6oup. 2llt9elo Dem
Gooes Ganoioaten Painter
9(uf @rnno remer ltnidnlbss8 eweiie.

lufidub Ger 5inridtune bis sum 20. 5a=
nuar. = Sefdworene 2lusiaeen neuer
5eueen. DID Gowaros' perod6ti9e
aeu6erunee -Siiripra6e herporraeen=
DER Burger. = Der eeitriee Gag i'm De-
fa1teniS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
Gin 1r1aHenperwalter
fir sic National Suiloine, Scan & 1npeft
ment Society. = Gin kampf 9eeen Ole
Sefteueruno Ger Sauz uno
$eihpereine.

9(uf 9lntra9 bes @eneralitaatsantpalts
WoloneD tpurbe Wittpo6 Sames s. Strain
gum Wtaiienperpalter Der y9tattonal Sutlo@
ing, 2oan an6 Snpeitment Soctetp" ers
nannt.
Die lluteriu6unsen, Sic 6err Woloncp
ii6er BEN @ei6dftstanb Der @eleuIbatt
bate aniteIeu laiien, batten, ipie mir ltn7
leren GeierH bereitS bert6teten, err
geben, DaB bic @eichGfte III elmer icbr n
regclmGBigen gSeiie gefii6rt murOen, baB
bic @eleulbaft betrGcbtlicbe S6uI0en bal,
baB iie in eelebtpibriser Weiie ei1en Nusz
gabe>Nonos unterDielt, beifen Gonto tie
no6 ouBeroem lnl $3.50 iberidritt, DaB
ite 0elber sun1 8etra9e bon etrpa $4,000
an gcipilie 8erionen oDne genilgenoc
| Sic6erbeit uno o6ne 8ere6tigung auslteb.
Ser @cncraltaatsanipalt bat ii6 entz
iblDilen, gegen a1e iene 8au1 uro Set6z
p~ercinc, bere1 @ei9Gfte ni6t poultdnot9
i'm Ginflang nit Ben be~itebenben @elebcn
gefiibrt tper6en, erergii6 Dor5ugeben, uno
spar min ct Der Serfplgung Derlelben lclnc
| perl0nliche Nufmerfiamfelt tpiOn1en. Gr
bat iicb bier i'm Qlblanb 8lod cine Office
gcmiet6et, Die er i4on morgen bedieben
mill.
0ertreter bon % 8alt> u1o 2etbDeretncn
OonGootGountD 9ielten Wtitttpob Qbcn0 i'm
@reat Nortbern6oteI cine DISCRIMINATING ab,
un bte 2ebenStrage, bic 6ra8e bet 8cltcue1
rung Der 8ereine, 81 erDrtern. Dem Ober7
geriht liegt Die Srage SIR @nti9etOung
Dor, D6 Die Bombs unb 6Dpotbeten Der
8auz unD 9eibpereine Ser 8eiteuerung
ullterliegen mililen, ullb biele Sra9e miro
porausli9tLih int Wtdr3 en1l6ieben tucrben.
Die geitrtge DISCRIMINATING bel6loB, Elm
Circular an ale Sau> unO SetDperetne 81
e~rlaiien, in pelbem bieielben auf ben
i@pebenben Yro5eB aufmerfiam gentacbt
tperben. SIS tDirb barin ar1gegebcn, OaB
cine fir Die 8au> unb Qcibpercine unz
~gitnitige @ntibcioung bauptidcblicb 2sute
aus ben drbeitenoen &la1ien treftcn stoltrDe,
bic @elb auf ibre 6eimitatten gelieben
babcn. 9aS Circular i6lieBt nit elmer
@~tnla6ung an bic 8eamten Der perl9ie6enen
8auz unb 2eibpereine, itb oil elmer am
Wtitttpocb, Sen II. Sanuar, 2lbenbS 8 lt6r
I'M Great Nprtbern 6otel itattftnbenoe1
8eriammlung 5ur 8eiprc6ung Der Sa9z
lage gu bet5eiItgen,
Die Seridmmlung beibloB, etne1t 6Onos
aufSubrtngen, I'M tbr @trfen ge9en Die
S%teuerouflage, Die cine iGbrlicbe 9lusga6e
bon 100000 bebeuten ipiirbe, erfOl9rei3
geitaItcn su fonnen.
Sn 8bitabeIp6ia foltet 6as @as
ieit Neuiabr nur nob 81 per 1000 &ubifz
fuB. @tr 3ablen bier $1.40 fir bas elenbe
Geu6tgas, baS Die bteitge WonopoIs9eie
| 1chnft lietert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15

nebertretuug Ser @anttGtsz
re9elu. unmGBigfeit I'M Giien unb 8riu=
fen, eei6le6tli6e @usl9meifungeu, 1leber=
%oritren9uug bes &Grpers ODER Settles,
luseiulioe quit, 9ufentbalt III Sumpffieberz
segeloen ersellgen nnperbauli9teit, Ser
itopftbeit, Sieber, &beumatismus, 99winb=
lu6t llnb EN- Seer pon &raufbeitel1. @enn
Sic gtatlr aueiu ii6 ni6t belfen fam. tritt bic
9Silleni6oft nit ibrelt aus Der gfatur eigenent
@orteu 9eiamntelteu 0eilmittelu belfell6 ein,
pertreibt Die eiftigen Nb ionberuu9elt, lGlltert
bic 9eber, Ofinet Die S6leuien, reini9t bus
8lut ulb befGbi9t bic gtatur, ibre gel unOe
3~bGti9feit auf'S Scene SIT Beginner. 0as be-
pirfen S t. Bernard &rduterp tIlen
uufeblbar. gu 25 @euts BET 9lpotbefern 81
baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
Gin ,1nftatbarer 1einS

lit mebr 81 fiirbten. als EN- offener nno iiGtbarer.
@eeeu jenen Iblei1enben, tidii9eu 6eiub, Der iib inter
benz @attungsnome1 uMtolarta" n~erbirgt lnb fib burb
fSieber uub SrDitelu, bur9 6aacnfteber, Wtil5oerbdr-
tlln9 nnb Mtil5ermeiterln9 fuuo 9ibt fam Der &brpcr
auf lpirflnD Suoerl6iiiee @Geiie ein5ig uno oaein gei9iiBt
merben bnrdb 9oItetter's Magenbttters, lpeldes ais Sc
een9ift 9egen Die niasmotii9eu Site I'M 8Drper unb as
SduB>pe6r 9e9en beren i9aoli9e @iufliiie lpirtt. Bet
malariaarti9en &ranfbeitsaufalen permetbe man, ben
SrgauismlS NIT Gbinlt 81 %nergiften, lno beoiene ii9
anItatt befien bieles geiuubbeits f6rbernbeu MittelS, bas
on9eneDm bon @eI9macf nnb bel gBeitem ipirtiamer, as
iebe MISUNDERSTANDING lit. Star oebraufe oas 8itters
bel 99spepIie, Stltpittdt, @eritppfung, Nterenleiben lnb
81 eumntiSntuS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
Staot Chicago.

IA uniere Gorreiponoenten unb Ngens
ten beIuben Bic f~plsenOen Staaten:
6err Sran5 Otto Die Staaten GaIttorz
nicn, 9tetp Wterico un0 9lri5ona.
6err Saul Srie6el bic Staten 9afoto
nnb Soma.
0err 8eter 8uicb Sic Staaten SQino1S
un6 SnOiana.
6err Gu6olp6 Noad SEN Staat gte1
bra8ta.
6err 6. g. SpiegeL 6en Staat Oftnre1
Iota. Office: 1909 9inbaIp &ue., gtortl
0fiuncapolis, Minn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
0hineiifde 0ebeine
Sur Seitattune in heimifder Groe ra9 China
abeeididt.

9ie gebleicbtcn @ebeine bon % SObnen
6eS bimmlii6en &cicbes, in 5tnnernen
&ilten bcrmetii9 pcri9lolien, tpurocn Treiz
tag nit Der @isconiiu Gentral98abn nacb
Ct. SAUL 9cIanot, tim bon bort iber Die
0tortbern Yactftcz8abn nadb Tacoma be-
fSrbert gu nerben. Son bort perben lie
per 0ampfer na6 Song Song abgeben unb
nacb Nbbaltung elmer SrauerzGeremonl
balelbit in bein1atbltber @roe b%eitattet tpere
ben. @s 1in6 bieS Sic @ebeine bon @binee
fen, pelcbe in ben Sabren 1879-1887 bier
Der torben iinb. Sic muroen Dor Sur5em
unter Der 9tufii6t Ser misunderstanding
aus ben Dieitgen &ir6b0fen SIT &olebia ltno
@racelanb auSgegraben, abseto6t unb 9e7
bleibt.
IS 1T sizes 6aS erite Ofal, baB din eiii3e
2eidben bon bier na6 Gbina 9elbidt tpers
ben. 9aS nnternebmen ee6t bon Der
Tirma S6un, On & So. aus, Die
iib fir ben belonberen 3med or9antlirt
bat. Die l1utoiten lin6 ourcb Sublcrtps
tionen bieitger cbinciilcber @ei6Gftsleute
aufgebrabt porben. 9aS @eiammt9emicbt
Ser &ilten lit 1913 8funb. Sn un9efabr
slpei Monaten tpir0 cine stpeite Senoung
abgeben, fir beren Soften iebt Die Geloer
aufgebrabt perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
26ian1S;bt,fr, 5i1Sm6
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
232 & 234 Of=Ranoolpb=Stry
spiiHeu Sranflin= unb MarfetsStraBa

sDllneH sSronfIin= uno WorfetsStraBs
@%btca9o, Sas..
empfing Ioeben III friI9er QGaore:
Wed)te GIb=SSeunamget,
StraIlunOer Seitfateb=&1ringe,
SSetuite SiSmQrG> S31rt19e uuo Srdt=GGtin1es
SSantb. NoH=Gdritge ttno marinirte S1rin9e,
9tmserIeiene fetne bou. WsiidDner=@arimse,
0tprtpeg. SSr1utsr=3tn6opteS, &aoiar,
Wtarinirteit um0 ger6udb ertem Nal,
Seentb. 9itdlinge, StoG1f6 ttto Sad)S,
!&ieler Sprotten, Mppeftt=StI0,
9led1te fratS. un0 rufi. SatoineS,
SSciuites Wagoeb. Saucrfraut,
SpargeIt, Sd)ttttbphttct, Seltotrct Jjtbet1
9entl6e @ier=fartoffelt, 9iu=0urfen,
SaIsiaroe4et, Saroeuenbuttcr,
8er6udJerte 8GriebrIitc, 0GmIefeuIen,
StraBburgcr @ensicbersReteten,
9tedItet &tebi9'S IIeild extract,
Sranmi d. meigcr Seroelatpmrt,
Sralff. Srafpurit lit 8iidDiem,
SSttpcrt. tpeltpbGt. SG)iafcr,
Senf, &etneHi9, &apert,
Srams. Grbien, Gbnmpi9moas, SIipen,
9ledJtett ungar. Woicn=Iaprifa,
SriidJe setr. Itlse (S6Dautme),
41cdDteS ital. SliDen0t,
S etnite1 Girtn etrtD 0ler Cd IL eis etf6ie,
q erraeian, @oamer tno &rGttets&6ie,
Syeiltlteu 2imtbttrger 1ttt0 &san0f6Ie,
SSrprtage De Srte, gteui dlatel S6ie,
Sasten,bert ano HoGuefort &alc,
Stall. YtaoeItt, W0earoni, &artofcImetI,
riid1eu Mobnfamei, MobnmebL
nmo SrarnidDau. Sebfud1en,
9emtid)e @ier>SpringerIett unO Sformeu,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

First Presbyterian Church, on Frederick st
between New and Market streets, services
II a. m. and 8 p. m. Pastor, Rev. A. NJ. Fraser
Second Presbyterian church corner Freder.
lex and Lewis streets. Services at II a. m
and 8. Pastor, Rev. VIM. Cumming.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, worship at Y.
M. c. A. Hall. Services at IL a. m, and p. m.
Rector, Rev. R. c. Jett.
Trinity Episcopal church, Main street, be-
tween Lewis and Church streets. Services at
II a. m, and p. m. Rector, Rev. W. Q. Hull
linen
United Brethren church, Lewis street, be
tween Main and johnson streets. Services at
II a. m and p. m. Pastor, Rev. ]. D Dom
ovan.
Methodist church, Lewis street, between
Main and Frederick streets. Services at IL
m. and p. m. Pastor, Rev. J. H. Boyd, d. d
Christ Evangelical Lutheran church Lew
is street, between Main and Frederick streets
Services at II a. m. and p. M. Pastor. Rev.
H. F. Shealy.
Baptist church, corner Mainland Washing
ton streets. Services at II a. m. and p. M
Pastor, Rev. w. E. Cox.
st. Francis Roman Catholic, North Augusta
street. Mass at and 1870 a. m. vespers and
benediction of Most Blessed Sacrament At
p. m. Pastor, Rev. Father McVerry.
Young Mems Christian Association, corner
Main and Water streets. Services at p. m.
Sunda