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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-08
saag,,rc Ernith.

Hiss Kate Field relates an experience
which she had in trying to sleep in a
hotel in Utah mining town where the
partitions between the rooms were Of
boards merely and quite innocent of
iath and plaster. The ordinary going
and coming of the early part of the night
were bad enough, but toward morning
when at last she had fallen asleep, loud
voice shouted from her keyhole:
"Smithl Smith,
AS her name was not Smith, she made
no response.
Smith" came the shout again. cts
time to skipp
"My name is not Smith" she then al.
swered.
From across the hall came the call OF
the day clerk, who occupied the room
there:
mo, That amt Smith. Smiths 81
the end of the hall"
"Well, this is the end of the hail."
came from the neighborhood of the key
hole again. 1t was the voice of the por.
ter.
aren't there two ends to the halls
It's the other end you blockhead."
"Who wants Smith" came sharp
voice from the distance. "Pm Smith"
Whats the matter? I'm Smith,"
came still anotl>er voice.
"Well, whichever Smith wants to get
up at o'clock, him's the one," growled
the porter.
Both these Smiths slammed their doors
with vehement protestation that they
didn't want to get up.
''It's Smith in No. 1F screamed the
day clerk.
The right Smith had not been walked
at all, SO the porter found No. and
pounded on the door SO hard that every
body in the house who had not already
been walked was aroused, and several
people rushed out into the hall, thinking
there was fire.
The porter went down complacently
10 the Office on the floor below.
WELL" said he to the night clerk, 81
walked him up anyhow"
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A Curious Parasite,

1t is an old saying that every dog has
his day. According to an English au-
thority, that day is neither very long nor
specially comfortable in FIJI. It is i'm.
possible to keep foreign dogs alive for
much more than a couple of years. Those
born there may live four years. The
cause of this mortality is species of
worm that lives in the blood vessels, ar.
teries and heart. Adult specimens Of
this parasite sometimes measure as much
as five inches, and the blood of some an.
imals is actually swarming with them.
Puppies are often troubled with them,
although it seems to take about six
months to develop them to a troublesome
stage. When dog is attacked, it begins
with sharp barking, which is at once
recognized as the beginning of poor Fido's
last chapter. Thus far no remedy has
been found or even suggested. The same
parasite is found in dogs in eastern Asia,
and identical symptoms are noted. The
animal may live six months to two years
after the first indications are Observed
New York Ledger
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1884,
Harper's Weekly.
H.I.HSTR ATEl.

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leading journal III America, in its splendid IL
Illustrations. in its corps of distinguished con-
JriDuJors, and in its vast army oil readers. In
special lines, it draws On the highest order OF
talent the men best fitted by position and
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is given to the Army and Navy, Amateur
Sports, and Music and the drama, by distin-
guished experts. In word Harpers Weekly
combines the news features of the daily paper
and the artistic and literary qualities OF the
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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-08

The proprietor Of a chemical works
received from his shoemaker a pair Of
water tight boots, which he was, how
ever, unable to wear, as they were a
trif1e too small. He therefore gave them
to one of his workmen to wear for a
few days and stretch them to the re.
quired dimensions. Several weeks passed
over. and the employer had forgotten all
about the boots when he was suddenly
reminded of them in a curious fashion:
On certain pay day the workman in
question, after drawing his wages, lin
gered at the desk as if waiting for some
thing. The manufacturer then said:
"Well, Kruger, what is it?'
81 want 1uore money, " was the reply
"Wha---That? Haven't you got your
full wages?'
ooh, aver answered Kruger, after.
ward adding, with the greatest COM
posure: but you've still got to pay me
IS. Cd. for getting your boots soled
They been out of repair, you knowl'
--Humoristische Blatter.
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1894
Harper's Magazine.
hmm MN

HARPER's MAGAZINE for 1894 will maintain
the character that has made it the favorite
illustrated periodical for the ONE Among
the results of enterprise undertaken by the
publishers, there will appear during the year
superbly illustrated paper on India by Ed
win Lord Weeks, on the Japanese Seasons by
Alfred Parsons, on Germany by poultney
Bigelow, on Paris by Richard Harding Davis,
md on Mexico by Frederick Remington.
Among the her notable features of the
year will be novels by George du Maurier and
Charles Dudley Warner, the perso al remin-
sciences of w. d. HOwells. and eight short
stories of western frontier life by Owen Wis
Ter Short stories will also be contributed
2 Brander Matthews. Richard Harding Da-
Wis. Mary f. Wilkins Ruth McEnery Stuart.
Miss Laurance maTadema, George A. Hib-
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Cahle 49, nneen IN.

Dear Gresham: One more boon
crave,
l trust in your affection.
IT'S not to murder Dole, the Kna
Nor put down insurrectIon;
IT'S not my crown, but me to say
write in deep detection.
And so package | must have
Of Parks Tea for my complexion.
Gresham's Answer to Queen Lii.
When 1 received your cablegram
/ thought sure would faint,
For though | often use Parks Tea
It's not for your complaint.
| feared that Mrs. G. would think
Wrong about our connection
Till on her dresser there l saw
Parks Tea for her complexion.
Sold by Smoot Drug company.
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Handel ana Bach we're contesnpora.
ries. Borss about the same time, in
houses almost il sight of each other, de-
voted to The same branch of the SANG
art, and each famous, and justly so, n
his profession, these two great men nav
81. ->ps
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The Provincial Museum For Natural
Sciences Of Westphalia has come into
the possession Of natural curio such
as has never been seea before. 1t is the
carefully prepared and stuffed head OF
a horse which was born with finely
developed mustaehe. This seems to CON
tradict the sage Ben Akiba's favorite
saw that there s nothing new und5I
the sun ''--Ss yuis Post-Dispatch.
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No. l. For Salt Lake, OgdenAm.Fork =
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No, 3. For Salt Lake, Ogden, Ameri-
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Great Gift.

We are giving away goods at your
own price, at the auction sale at the
New York Cash store. Sales from to
and to 9p, m,
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-28
lsubcil st,r sec.

2onoon, %. 6ebr. 9lus 6aDal, eli
ner Der M5oren Snieln tpmmt Die
Gunoe pon oem unter9ana Der Sarfe
vMontgomerp Gaitle.
Die garfe ,Mpntgomerp Galtle"
par BON 9le,u Yorf nab 9lujer, in
SABA, beltimmt uno fam natb elmer
iiberaus itiirnlii9en Tabrt in 6apal on.
9lae 9iettun9sbopte ipuroen tpdbreno
oes llnmetters itber 8orO geibmenlmt,
Die @ajiite sertriimmert unb allies, mas
ni1t lliet= unb nagelfeIt mar, Mcgee
.lpiilt. Sdmntli6e Sffisiere unD meb=
rere Matroien insseiamrt s Seez
leute ipuroen bon elmer Stursee nit
fDrt9erilIeu uno ertranten. Sas S6iff
|fubr am 27. Sanllar unter Capt. 8tnes
BON SEEM Dorf ab unb 1T Gi9enthnm
Der 8irma 9lair Il So. in 2iperpnol.
Sab Die lleberlebenben iiberbaupt 2anb
|errei6ten, 1T nur beni 3ufal nno Der
MeeresfrDmung su perOanfen, Do feinet
BON ibnen Elm erfabrener Seemann uno
INIT Der Sbilfsfunit pertraut mar.
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% a1l6 etriiNercicaa.

Columbus, Sno., "a. 6tbr. Sn
elmer Geriammlllng oes bemOfratii6eu
@Dnites pon Sobnion So. muroen ge=
tru9sonfla9ell beim 3dblen Der Stim=
men, pdbreno Der YrilndrpaDlen in
Slle &ioer Soipnfbip erbDben. 3tpei=
bunbert Stimrngeber beeioi9ten, baB iie
fiir einen @anOiOaten itimmten, Der Of
fisiell nur 2 Gtimmen er6ielt. Sie
8epciie zines getruges tDurOen beiei=
tist, oa Die Stirnnt5ettel glei4 na6 Dem
3dblen perbrannt puroen. g8aDlin=
Ipeftor mar g}apoleon 9. Waoe, iein
gruoer mar &iAter uno iein &ne9t
fungirte als 6lerf. Sn bieier gSeiie
perlte1en Die 9tepublifaner oas, mas lie
uebtli6e 99ablen" GeiBen.
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rungen (bon gern Die GegierungsrdtbS
BON Nattenippl uno Stofmar, bDn
Sburgau Die &esierunssrdtbe Braun
uno 9dberlin). Ser Sunoesratb mar
pertreten our6 Sunoes=p prdlioent Grep,
pel6er am 8rabe ipra9, 8unoesratb
Sauier uno Giee=Gan5ler S6abmann.
Sn 2aufen (gaielanb) lit Oil elmer
.@ebirn=gntsiinbung Der Ie6r beliebte
unO sei6dftstiidtige 81. S9iiber=
bauptlnarm Matb. Mobler, Sbonipaa=
renfabrifant, i'm sllter BON as Sabren
seitorben unb in S6un na6 ldngerer
&ranfbeit 0r. Scorer, 2cbrer Der alten
Spra6en am Yrosomltaiium uno bis
Dor menigen Sobren Sireftor bes oorti=
gen Wldnner6ors, ben er gu man9em
Siege 9efiibrt bat. 1916 in Gann=
ltatt (Wiirttember9) geboren fam ct
1889 in Die S6meis, Die inn CUR Stpei=
ten 6eimat gelporosn 1T.
Die Snfluen8a 9raIlirt bei uns inn
mer mod. Sn Der StaOt st. Gallen
lino i'm Sanuar nibt ipeniger als 90
Sobesfdlle oorgefommen, III g8artau
(St. @alen) elmer Gerneinoe BON 5000
gintpo6nern, IinD in IA Sasen 12 Yer=
ionen an Der Snfluen5a 9eItOrber.
Sn 2u5ern 1T Der langjdbrige Cber=
ri6ter goB6aro, Elm bpdDbegabter SUI
rilt, 9eitorben.
Sn Miin6ringsn bel SegenTtorf
(Sern) 1T gSirtb SotOb GberbarOt=
St6unni geitorben unb in 8urgOorf
Sr. 9lmtf6reiber Spbann Stettler.
Ser Gerltorbene mar in 8ur9oorf pom
Ntdr5 1856 bis Stuff 1868 @eridt5prd=
libent unD ieit9er 2lntidreiber. gtit
ieinem Sinibeio bat Elm 2eben ooa Dir
belt, 0tHben ltnO nanigIa6en SGif=
ialsl9lG9en einen fiir Die troucrnoe So
Mile oaan friiDcn 9(bIOluB gefunoen.
Stettler errei0te Gin 9tlter pOn So Sat-
ren.
Scr in 3uri(5 fiirslitb bcrItorbenc
SonroO StOlS 6ot 6rs. 5000 fit Oer=
iGieOene gemeinnjiBige uno uobltbGti9e
3mede bergabt. st.
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Scr gttsearasvas Sampercim.

YIN Montag bal Der Susearauas
gau= unb 2eibuerein lidb our6 Die @abl
ieiner 8eomten conitituirt uno 1T nun
bereit, feline Gelcbdfte 81 er6ffnen. lleber
Der Yoltofiice 1T Elm biibjcbes 2ofal &C.
mietbet oas jeoen Samitag 9to0mittag
uno 9lbeno oTfen iein ipirO uno er1alt
oas gnblifun bprt jeoe beliebiae Nus
funft unb ipl9e, Die Der @}eielli6aft bei=
3utreten ipiinl6en, f0nnen li0 bort ar=
meloen. Die Gjeielli6aftiit auf li0eren
@eI6dftsprinsipisn begriinoet uno ge=
tpabrt iolpo0l Ginlegert1 tpie aud De-
nen, Die Gelo sur Wriinburg elmer 0eim=
itdtte bergen polei, arlbergerpDbnlibe
gortbeile uno iDllten Iid namentli6
iunge 2eute, Die in Der Sage lirlb, etlpas
Gelb 81 eripareu, bericlben ani0lieBen.
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2tits Der BmmocsitaOt.

gs lit Blanb in Der san3en lebten
Wrhe ni1t gelungen, Gin Quorum fur
|feine Silberprdgunssbia i'm 9anie si=
iaminen gu brinsen unb man ipri6t
bereits bapon, bic &eseln bes Sauies
betreff 3dblung zines Auorums absu=
dnbern. Ylanb madte am Sreitag lei=
1em Mer9er in elmer fnlminanten @ebe
2uft, in Der er feline @egner Inaraiften
nannte.
.synt Senat 1T Die Mrbeit bes Sarif=
@omite 10 tpeit pDrseriittt, oab Die Be
ratbung Der 9arifbia i'm Plennm nun
beeinnen fann. gs perlautet, bab 3u=
der unb 4oblen bon Der 6reilife abge=
iebt tperoen iollen.
8etreff zines i'm Welfen pieberum
aufgetau1ten @erii6tes iiber ben pretd=
rem @eiunobeitssuitano glepelanb's err
fldrt iein Yripatiefretdr, bab Der pra=
libent fi1 ME ipobler befunben babe, als
serabe jebt. Ribt ielten 1T er bis um
Mitterna1t nit grleoisung offisieller
@ei6dfte tbdtis.
@dabamtsiefretdr @arlisle erbielt
Die Madri1t, babin San Graneiseo li6
bereits 5000 gbineien baben regiitriren
lailen.s IS gibt in ben Ser. Staten
ca. 110, 900 Gbinelen, big jebt lino aber
ert 13, 500 regiltrirt.
Cine Na9ribt BON 8uenos Mires
iaet, oaB Die Sriessidiffe, ipel6e in
Netp Oorf fir 8ralilien sebaut tuuroen,
nit Nusnabme bes Snnamit Sreusers
Hitberop, gu ben Sniursenten iiberse=
gangen ieien. 94enn lebtere au6 nl6t
9eraDe 9an3 i'm 8eiibe Der @6iffe linb,
10 ieien bod Die Qffisisre berielben Den
Sniuraenten freunbli6 selinnt.
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Nemeite Nacbricbten.

: Das 5efament bes fiirslid in Glepe=
Lamb beritorbenen Sobn 8. gBooo, oei=
fen 8ermOsen minbeitens 3 Wdllipnen
betrdgt, pirb bon einem 9errn Merrill
in Ganias Gitp I'M @eribte angefohten.
Sn 9amnlono, Sno., babsn Die @i=
ienwerfe ben 2obn auf 81 per Sag BE-
rabseiebt. $50 polen reboltirten oase=
gen.
eSn Sherman, Qlla., bat elm Gnabe
Namens Son,np Douglas auf einen
Deputp=Sberiif gei6pllen, pel6er lei=
ner Wtutter cine Sub tDegnebmen mollte.
Ser Gnabe nurbe furs ua6ber gelDn6t.
8eim ueberi1reiten bes sugefrDrnen
Canals bra9en am Montag in Mailil=
Ion 7 aus Der S9ule beimfebrenoe Sin=
Der Elm; 4 berielben purben serettet,
pdbreno 8 f(eine Mdo9en ertranfen !:
Gatie 8ell6arber, Cooper uno &elfo.
Sn Glepelano entgleiste am Montas
Elm StraBenbabnmasen Gonoufteur
uno Motormann i6wer, 4 9aliaglere
leidt berleBt.
syn Setrolt, Mi6., muBten Die S9u=
len seiblpiien tperoen, oa Die poden in
Der Staot aufsetreten iinb.
gei fredericksburg. Seras, lit cine
grsaber entoeft wDrben, Die pet Sonne
ca. $1,000 @Olo ergeben 1oll.
9ie 0apis @pal & Gofe So" in
Weit 8irginien, ipel1e 1000 grbeiter
bei6dftigt seigt cine 2obnreouftion bon
20 Yrpsellt OH.
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ohio staatsecseseebmmg.

9(us unIrer 2eeislatnr 1T oieie Mode
niAt piel su beriAten. sSie Serren ba=
ben 0eimtpeb befommen uno lid pom
Mittiuo9 bis ppreeitern (Montog) per=
tast llria9e, Der 8eburtstas Waibins=
toms.
eSm 6aus murbe 2anings gill, iDD=
na6 S1ulbeb6rben 8onoaussaben fir
S6ulbduier Den Stimmsebern sur @b=
lfimmung u1terbreiten miiHen, pailirt,
naOoem lie 3a9s borber pertpOrfen mor=
ben mar. 0ertpprfen ipurbe Elm gln=
tras, gilobauern elm pfaabredt auf
@raboenfmdler gu gelpdbren.
3epr. Mieper rei1te eine Bill elm,
tpona9 petionen um grlpeiterung unb
8ertiefung bon County @rdben bon eli
mem 9rittel ber Mnmobner unterai6net
iein miillen. Man muB ii9 billis iiber
biele uno cine &eibe dbnliher untpi9tl=
eer @eIebesporidldse munoern, ba iol=
DE 0ragen peitaus beIier bem @rmelien
Der Gountp geb0roen iiberlallen bleiben.
Gin a6nliber, mD mDgli6 nod fla=
aranterer Wablbetrus. 1T pom &eprd=
ientantenbauie our1gelebt poroen. Ser
9lbgeoronate fir Seneea Co., Der 9emo=
frat @barles SlumerfelO, follte binaus
getporlen uno fein Sib bem &epublita=
ner $. 6. Spooner geseben iueroen,
neil in Seneca 5pmnibip 239 bemofra=
tiIde uno 83 republifaniide Stimmen,
logenamnte Straight Sidets" bonn
Mablclerf aug @erieben iammetbaft fatt
einaeln notirt muroen. GieIe muroen
nun unaiiltig ertldrt, lpOour6 oas
Mablrelultat nmgetebrt miro. S6dno=
tid)
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SaS SttttDesobcrscri6t.

>, Gie berseitise 8elebung oes nunmebr
pieoer pollltdnoisen Yunbesoberseri1ts
lit lpie folgt. Cberri6ter Suffer BON
sSninois, Oemofrat. 'ernannt 1888
8eiiiBer 6ielb bon Galifornien, Gemo=
frat, ernannt 1868 6arlan BON Gen=
tufp, &epublifaner, ernannt 1877
GraD BON MaHabuietts, Gepublifaner,
ernannt 1881 grelper pon Ganias.
Gepublifaner, ernannt 1889; Broipn
BON Mi6igan. &epublitaner. ernannt
1890; Gbiras bon YennIDlpanien, He=
piblifaner, ernannt 1892 ; Sadion bon
5ennellee, Demofrat, ernannt 1893 1;
unb Wbite bon Qouiiiana, Gemofrat,
ernaunt 1894. Die Nepublifaner ba-
ben alIo nod INNER Die Mebrbeit {; bod
lit bieielbe auf nur siDei Mugen geitellt
uno mag ihon bel Der ndhlten Ierdn=
oeruna, falls bieielbe nod unter Glepes
lambs Mbminiltration iid ereisnen iOllte,
in cine Minberbeit per,pa1oelt tuerben.
gBas bic Meprdientanten Der Deri6iebe=
men 2anbestbeile anbelanst 10 bat Der
Welten ieBt bier 8ertreter I'M 8eridt
Der Glben brei uno Der Often stpei.
Durh Die Grnennung Wbites bat Der
Often einen 0ertreter perlOrell, Der Sil=
ben einen getuOnnen. (Gbie. ST. pr.)
= g,or oreisebn Sabren bate Midael
gprina ilt Mprrntp @ountD SIS fir
bertcuftes 0ieb erbalten, Das 8elo
mar am n1hIten lage perfhluunben
unb ber aneht tpHrbe bes Tlebitabls
beIhulbist, jeboA freieefproAen. SEPT
lit bas permibte @el0 lebte Wohe I'm
sSntter zines olter @pfes borgefnnben
iuoroen.
Y Gin 0erldumbnngspro5eB, ipelden
Dor einiger 3eit Gral Deliab Granf-
ibatp in Nfron aegen Charles Wleper
|anbob, apurbe bieier Sage babin erle=
biat, bdb bic aldgerin ftatt perlangter
SO. 600 - 5 Gents erbielt.
Sic 3abl Der gtrdfinse tm Ohio
Gtaats=3 =3udtbaus IN Columbus betrug
|gnbe lebter MOde 2OO6.
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&,trse Notise,t.

sSn gnalano 1T cine 9lsitation i'm
Gange, ,uelbe auf Seieitisung oes
Sberbaulcs obsielt.
sym beutIden &ei6stage fat am Mpn=
tag Die Debate iiber ben oelltib rulll=
i6en SanbelsDertrag begonnen.
Ser Sultan bon Wtaroffo bat li6 al.
Grfiiauna aller 9lniprii6e Spanlens
berpfliGtet.
Ser ruiiii6e Miniiter oes Nustparti=
gen, BON 8iers, lie9t auf ben SOD frant
barnieoer.
3eidsfansler Gapribi bat bieier Sage
ieinen 63 8eburtstas gefeiert.
slu6 in 2ppn bat Gin 8ombenatter=
tat fiattsefunben ; niemano getDotet,
aber ionitige grobe yerbeerung.
syn Berlin miro auf ben 1. Sftober
bic gr0ffnung bes neuen &ei6stagsge=
bduoes eripartet. N
Sn Der englilden Golonie Gambia,
Metafrifa, muroe Elm britiines Wtarine=
Corps BON @ingebornen in einen Sim
terbalt aeledt uno fat gdnsli9 aufse=
rieben.
gfibtn na9 Der &rim gebt Der Gar, ion=
bern mad bem Dlterrei6ii6en Winter=
furprt 9bbasia am abriatiI6en Wteer.
syn Der beutI6en slrmee baben i'm
Sabr 1893 184 SelbltmorOe itattge=
funoen.
glls Na1folser bes ipiirttembersiiden
@eianbten in Berlin miro b. Garnbii=
ler, gegenmdrtis @eianoter in gSien,
beseiAnet.
Ser pabit empfins Den bairiiben
Gaittpailer =9oftor, Yfarrer &neipp uno
erbat li6 leinen &atb sesen neulib lib
einseltellte S6mersen in Den eingepei=
ben.
9ln Der enelil6en uno irilben Giiite
ipiitbete am Soantas elm fur6tbarer
Sturm.
Der @ertb oes Silbers 1T meiter se=
fallen. Der Dollar bat gegenpdrtig
mir nod einen innern Wertb bon 46
Gents.
GroBe Gotb berrf6t in Star Co.,
Seras, tpo 90 Yrosent oes 9iebs aus
Mansel an Gutter Su Grunoe gegansen
lei.
prenbergan Der Moroer Mapor 9ar=
riIons, lit in Gbicaao gum Sooe perur=
tbeilt morDen uno ioa am %. Mdr5 9e=
benft meroen.
GAlperer S1neefurm am SainItag
in Seras uno Mrfanias.
SIN Gatsfia 8ebirse, sc. g., fiel am
5amItag Die Semperatur bis % Grao
unter Nna uno in Muguita, Me., seiste
Der thermometer am Sonntag Wtorsen
25 @rab unter Null.
cSn Georgia liest Der S6nee 5 3oa
tief uno ipar mod SDnntags Der Ser=
tebr itsllenlpeiie gebemmt.
en- Chicago lit abermals Seuer in Der
Notwithstanding ausgebro1tn, bieBmal
i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Das 8eiinben bes @ongreBnlan gBil=
ion, Der sesenmdrtis in @uaoalajaria,
Saem Merifo, tranf liest, tpiro nelleitens
als iebr sefdbrlid be5eibnet.
Sn Stiles unb Oollnsstopn, O., iino
bic sfonos snr llllteritiiyung Der Beihdf=
tiaunaslplen eri6opft, aln lebterem
Orte pirb EN- Nnleben ppn 500. 600
biefiir geplant.
Gin aliidli1er ManD 1T Der epngreB=
Mbgeorbnete General Gidles aus penn=
inlpanien. St beaiebt cine Sabtespen=
lion BON $5625 unb als g0ngreBmit=
alieb Elm 6ebalt bon $4,000.
en- Maribalpile, Summit Co., 81,
IpurSe Yoltneiiter Gtlmer abgeiebt unb
|ipegen wetrng perbaftft,
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&abc2t Sic Die cSuaMenaa !:

1T Der 3itsl elmer pppuIdren 9tbbono=
lung pelbe bon 9r. TabrneD in @bi=
cago, ST., al jeOen foitenfrei Deri6ift
miro, psl6er leine 9tDreIie einienoet.
9ieles 5eitgemdbe &il9lein lit lei6t
faBlicb 9eId)rieben fir jeOen peritdnO=
lid uno gibt ipertDOOle g8infe, wie
man li1 bel Dieier geFiir6teten 9rant=
beit gu Derbalten bat, oaber algemein
su empfe6len.
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ga id einen fAbnen Sethenlpa8en belibs 70 mo-
he id bas Nubliium baranf aufmertiam, Dob t@
sopitdHbis ausssrafset bin. nm saidb'Hbsltdthussn
au befcrgen.
~ 4rttie biIIig
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-28

3eit, nm DR.. Dierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery au ueEnleH. slls oppetitreijenbes,
reitanrirenbeS Eontc, gum Mnstreiben Don
eranfbetsfeiu,en uno als Wttel anr Grlans
snug BON f5rperlither Sraft bat e ntdbt
ieiiles @leiden. Gs regt jebes Organ 80
aeinnber Ebdtigfeit all, reiili9t nno btre!s
rhert bas Blnt, ltiitt baS gan5e Gnitem unO
felt araft uno @ciuubbeif iuieber ber.
Sir jcoe bnrd) feblerbaftes Tun9sren Der
Sober ooer ,tnreineS glnt pernriacbte 4ranf-
beit iif es bas eiusige wlittcl, fir tuelhes Q.
rantirt ,uirb. gBenn es Dir itiht bilft
cber Did nidt furirt, erbdltit Du Deia
@elb suriid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-28

\ gln Gtelle bes bisberigea i0uei5eri-
lhen gonluls in @ineinuati, iuel6er
fiirsli1 relieniren miBte, tpurbe s. S.
Diem ernan,lt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-28

$500 tperben BON ben gigentbiimern BON
DR.. Cages Catarrh Remedy fir einen itr.>
beilbareu Sau bon 8atarrb offerirt. Sbr
Ueittet furirt bic itliinmiien Sale polifon,'
men tnb Qlif Die GaMer.