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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19
rHr ooMrLEx1oN or A CHINESE

i not yellower than that OF an unfortunate In
dividual whose liver oomp plant has assumed tn e
chronic form. The eyeballs of the sufferer as
sumo saffron hue, there is dull pain In the re
gion OF the organ affected, the tonguc n coated.
breath sour. sick headaches usua ly but not al
ways occur, and there Is sometimes dizziness on
arising from sitting posture Constipation
and dyspepsia are also attendants OF this very
common ailment, always in its aggr waited form,
liable TO breed Assesses Of the liver, which are
very dangerous Hostetter's Stomach Bitfers
wholly er<dicates Il, a. well as the troubles
complicated with IL and which Il originates.
In chi Is and fever, a complaint which always
yields TO the Bitters, the liver Is seriously in
volved- This fine Alternative tonic removes cos
uveness and indigestion. rheumatic, nervous
and kidney trouble and debility.
Miss Wailop (the teacher)-Tommy. did see
You whispering with the boy next you just now
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19

Mrs Parker didn't see your friend.
Mn. jackson. az the reception.
Mrs Barker-She was too i'll TO go. But
arranged with the reporters to specially
mention her absence and give a full de
scription of what she had intended to wear.
-puck
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19

social -Four Hun
dred, and the met
ropolitan newsra-
pers have usually
accorded liberal
space TO accounts
Of anything out OF
the ordinary that
may have happen
ed among its mem
bers. To Robert
l. Cutting. the
third. a. he used
TO be called in the
days when his
grandfather and
81 lii NJ
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19

In the days of William the Conqueror
il was more dangerous to kill a rabbit
than a man. A murderer could escape
with payment Of fine; a rabbit slayer
was put TO death.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19

Teacher-Of what profit is natural his
tory to uss
Pupil-Twenty cents.
Teacher-Twenty centsl How soi
Pupil-Because you buy it at so cents
a1d sell il to us at dollar.-Hallo.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19
1RIeulA1loNs OF A SWELL.

New Workers Interested In the Fortunes
and Mlsfortunes Of Robert L. Cutting.
The Cutting family has always ranked
among the very tiptoppers Of New York's
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19
BEWARE OF oINTMESTs FOR CA
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY,

As mercury win surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derangs the whole system
when entering 10 through the mucous surfaces.
such art Giles should never be used except on
damage they will do is tenfold TO the good YOU
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure manufactured by Y. J. Cheney 4 Co, To-
nally, acting rectly upon the blood and mu-
cOuH surfaces OF the system In buying Hall 3
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine IL
l. taken internally and made I'm Toledo, Ohio,
by 4. J. Cheney K Co. Testimonials free.
~ Sold by drugs lists; price, IS cents per
bottle
rsa rr.r,eltna gtova pol,sh NJ, ,,,,s, NJ, s,,.fi
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19

Clerk can't live on so per month.
Employer never insisted on your liv-
ing.-Hallo
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19

The good reputation of "Broun's Bron.
ehiai Tr0ches" for the relief Of coughs
colds and throat diseases has given them q
favorable notoriety.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19

Cioseleigh-It gives me great pleasure to offer
you this cigar. Jones-Great scotti is IL that
bad
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19

81 can heartily say to any young man who 4,
wanting good employment, work for Johnson 4
Co., follow their instruc ions. and you will sue
coed" SO writes an agent of b. +. johnson 4
Co. Of Richmond, Va, and that Is the way al
OF their men talk.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19

II Is not every sentimental girl that cries.
= Lord, Lord" that gets a decent foreign hus-
band.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-09

ency in the revenues at the close of
the calendar year to be about $37 ,000,-
900.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-09
LATE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
Nothing New in the Hawaiian
Situation.
OF THE MATABELEs.
The Cruiser New York Ordered to Bra
iii - Cash Balance in the United
States Treasury-Gresham,s Ambi-
tion-Trade in the Gilbert Islands.
Hawaiian Investigation.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-The Senate
committee will tomorrow begin the
Hawaiian investigation under Nor
gan's resolution. 1t is presumed the
Investigation will take the shape of
an inquiry into the conduct of Minis
ter Stevens at the time of the revolu-
ton and of Commissioner Blount,
with the possibility of going into the
question of the recognition of the
Provisional Government and also an
investigation as to the regularity of
the Blount appointmenF. II is not yet
known whether the meetings will be
opened to the public or held behind
closed doors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-09
Available Cash Balance.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 90 The pros
poets are that during the present week
the available cash balance in the trea-
sury will reach lower figure than
ever before recorded in its history. At
the close of business Saturday the bal
ance was $50, ,4S7, ,26S, and it is gener-
ally expected that it will fall below
S90,000,000 during the week. The
total balance the first of the present
month was 800, 199,615, showing re-
duction during the month of $4,712,-
34S. This loss, however, has fallen
more largely on the currency balance
than on the gold reserve. a marked
excess Of expenditures over receipts, ii
is now believed, will show the defici-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-09
MatabeIes Subiueated.

CAPE Town, Dec. %. - Commis-
sioner Rhodes has arrived at PaIapye
and announced that the Matabeles are
entirely subjugated and that King
Lobengula does not intend to return
to Bulawayo. Major Forbes, Selous
and Eustace will return by easy stages
to this place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-09
Vicforia's Trip.

LONDON, Dec. 26.-The preliminary
arrangements for the Queens visit to
Florence are completed and the con-
tract for the tenancy of the Villa Fab
bricotti has been signed by Colonel
Slade, the military attache at Rome.
The villa is fine, stately building.
The terrace commands splendid view
of Florence.
IL is probable there will be q family
German En- peror and Empress, Prince
and Princess Henry of Prussia, the
Grand Duke of Hesse, Princess Alix,
and the Prince and Princess of Mein-
ingen. The Queen will stay there
about a week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-09
Trouble in San Domingo.

NEW LONDON, Dec. 2e.--Rear-Ad-
miral Stanton has received the official
papers in his affairs relating to the
salute of Mello; also has orders to
proceed Immediately to San Domingo,
where parties are supposed to be plot
ting for the overthrow of President
January Sd and go to Port-au-P Prince,
where he. will meet the Kearsarge,
now on the way there, upon which he
will hoist his flag and proceed to the
scene of trouble.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-09
Ambition of Gresham.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-The CONNER
cial Advertisers Washington special
says: The presence of Hopkins, the
newly elected Mayor of Chicago, in
Washington, and the fact that he had
an interview with Cleveland and
Gresham last evening, has started
again the talk about the design on the
part of Cleveland to assist Gresham
in securing his election to the Senate,
if possible. Cleveland is credited with
wanting to provide for Gresham and
also with the fear that IL the Demo-
Gratis should be enabled tc elect suc-
cessor to Cullom in the Senate, w. r.
Morrison might get the place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-09
Canniba1s Chasfised.

LONDON, Dec. 26.-The officer of the
British gunboat Boomerang, writing
from Sydney, n. S. W., gives an ac-
count of the punishment inflicted on
the Pentecost island cannibals. They
murdered four members Of the crew
of the American schooner Don Henry
last September, and murdered a por-
tiOn of the crew of French vessel.
The Boomera ng and French warship
Schoriff landed detachments of ma
rines and defeated the cannibals in
several engagements and burned their
villages.
The French and British commanders
also captured those directly implicated
in the murder. They were all sem
fenced to imprisonment for life at the
French convict settlement at Nou-
mea.
At Pentacost island alone over thirty
white men have been massacred and
robbed. Large quantities of human
bones and other remains were found,
indicating beyond doubt that the cam
nibals had other victims.
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Tried to Murder the Mayor

Continued on page 81
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Massage.

MRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
WI that she will attend limited num-
Der of patients. Address at 81. NJ.
Whitney's, King st.. !; Bell Telephone 75.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-09
Candidacy of Harrison.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The America
says: 1t has just leaked out that
friends of ex-President Harrison have
perfected an organization and formal
ly gone to work to make him the Re-
publican standard-bearer in 1896.
Major e. @. Rathbone, of Ohio, is in
charge of the movement.
Major Rathbone was Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General under the last
Administration. He for many years
was connected with the United States
Secret Service, and established quite
a reputation as skillful detective.
He was one of Harrison's lieutenants
at the Minneapolis convention.
Tried to Murder the Mayor
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), Dec. 26.-Chas.
]. Schwartz tried to assassinate Mayor
Tyler in his office this afternoon. He
drew revolver, but, before he could
use it, Tyler disarmed him. The
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-09
4 Big Fire.

What is known as the Printing dis
trict of San Francisco suffered big
loss by fire on Christmas day. The
tine & Co., the printers, whose loss is
estimated to be $150,000. The build
ing occupied by the Call and the Bull
letin was also injured to the extent OF
$1,000 Blake, Moffit 81 Towne will
lose about 25,0O0, and other losses
will bring the total up to about
$3.50, 900.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-09
Made a Mistake.

If Gresham ever had any ambition
to enter the Senate he ought to dis
miss it now. Even with Cleveland's
backing he would find 1t very hard
work to fight against the strong pub
lie prejudice that has been created by
his course in the Hawaiian affair.
Gresham would have made himself
one of the most popular men in the
business and had retired from the
Cabinet. Such a move would have
shown his good judgment as we'll as
his independence, and it would have
insured him any public preferment
that he e'desired. +. Chronicle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-29
gie GipiIebc in lIuaaru.

Susapeit, %. 0tai. - Sn ser
beutisen Subinetsiibuuq wur6e beidlOiz
len. Den SuiIcr ;u srludcn, cnc 9cuiiz
senbe Nn;ubl BON 0tagnuten Su crneuz
men. nm Die euosiilti9c sInnabme bc5
Gipilebs @eistc8, faQS e5 gum sweitcu
Male BON Der ltusnatentufcl perwOrfen
werSen iollte, Su iihern. Der SsidluB
ScS &abinets wuroe Dem Suiicr telc9raz
pbiid mttaetbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-29
Gur,e &abcIo:peId1cu.

Or. s. o. YiOOu, Der Scfrctdr
Der Sd.Uei;cr 9cIunOtl6aft in 9fOm,
wirb ipaGrideiulidl ais @cianOtcr nad
8aibinston geben, um bic Stcue OcS
0r. 9lapcreoc su iibcrncbmcn, Der ua9
GSien perlcst uOrbtn lit.
- Sn 6ugen, HrcuB:n, iinb seitern
81 S6uier nleoer9ebrannt unD $50 Pcrz
iOneu ubOudlOs 9cwOrOen.
= 9n @ari9ou iinO lett 0icnltu9
IL 8erioneu, i'll Sbol5 iieben, in Plof
picr uno in Otlaua scbn Eerionsn an
Der Gbolera geltorbcn.
-Sn eiucr 0fine nabc @bnrlcrOi crz
ciaucte iid seitcrn elm ihlagenOcs 9Sctz
ter, pur9 wcldcS II Scr9lcutc getOotet
muroen.
Die G;urina lit in Scglcituns ibs
rer To6t.r, Der 8roBfiritin 3cnia, in
gbbastOumen in &aufaius gum 8eiu6
hires bort weilcnben franfcn SweitGlttz
iten Sobnes, be5 @rOBfartcn GeOrg,
eingctrOfien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-29
@eGen gao;o,S ptrbaItet.

Yaris, %. Mai.-9u8 Der fran56s
iiidle 0umpfer BurasuuD" BON Su,s
nos NDres in Dunfirt anfnm, iparS Gin
BaiIasicr, 9taucus Ssrenplaer, BON Der
8oli;si perbaTtct. Sercmplaer Ioll in
SusnO8 9Ipres cine 6rau ermorbet uuO
ibren &Orper in StIde 5cridnitten unO
in Elm SAB .inseial;en ba6en. 0en
&Opf ioa er in einem @spddbei lid fibz
reu.
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9r. 8aOtuaD's
SnrCnpariQian ReGolUent.

Gin SeiIn1itteI. fUelhes aus Sugreoensicn uon aus
6,rorotHtlicbeu meoiSiriiden gi9tntGiteH Juioms
urHQcIeSt lit, bauptiddcb um ben berunteTgetommss
men unb ansesreHen 9orper 81 relnieeH, gu beiler,
GuiyrihteH uHe 81 itdrter Raih, GnseHsbm, iith.r
uHo urtIam IN itIner 9pirtuue. 3n babta bel alien
glpotbeterH. GiEen Dollar pro SIGte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-29

ltnier gutter gsame ineoiitst ieoen Soften.
Seine 2acenblter, ipnpern auStrIeieae neue
@aareu. Seoe Hesaftiom wirs, pie amaes
Seiat, earaittirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-29
chio.

YomerOD, O., %. Mai.-Siinfs
bunbert Sergl.ute beuertsu bier einen
Oampfer uns fubren nit elmer Dtulifz
Sanoe ben 6luB binub, I'm Die il ben
on benz Jluiie bels9cnen @ruben arbeiz
tenben Goblenardber 3u bewe9sn, iid
bent ausftanoc ansuidlieBcn. 9br beuz
tise8 9teiiesicl iin6 Die &oblsnsruben in
@aQiesG Ountp, g., iowie Die @rubsn
be5 Senators Gamben su Splllman,
@. .sSa.
Sirmius a III, Nla., %. 0tui.-
Sier rpeitere Gompagnie'n Der StaatSz
0tilisen famen bsute bier on unO 5osen
na6 Gn8lp's Eager. Die Gage Der
Ding. iit bier INNER nod cine tritiide.
Sersansene 9tadt fanO Elm @eplanfel
,wildsn ben 0tili;sn uub ben 9lusitans
Sigen itatt, bel ipeldem ctiua bunbcrt
Sdiihe abgesebem, aber gsicmano per'
lest wurSe.
Die Iusltanissn madten 9rOBe ans
ltrer9ungen, INN bic Sabnbeolenlteten
gu peranlaileu, sic &ObIen aus 9tidltz
llniou.@rubsn unS @ruben, in iuelhen
Strdflinse arbeiten, 3u boDcotten. Gin
Gbcil Der Sabnbebtenitetc lit oem Sors
i9lus siinitis sciinnt, absr bis iest 1T
nod tsin geidluB sefaBt wOrOen. Serz
id)ieSenen 2ofomotipfiibrern oil Die
0rubuns ;usssansen iein, OaB man
0pnamit unter Die &oblen miI6cu mers
Sc, falls iie nod laugcr nit ben sebOps
cottcten &oblsn feuerteu. Die Inuez
icubeit Der Is OliliSsGOmpusnie'n bat
Die slusitanOi9sn ntdt i'll @crinslten
einaeihiidtert. 0unberte BON arbsitaz
lOien Sau0iuerfern uno Sa9lObnern iolz
len bic slbiid)t bcsen, in Der 9tabe BON
Camp @nslD elm Eager 81 beSieben, UNI
i'm Safe eincs 3uiammenitoBes 3wii6en
ben Oiili;cn unb Den guSltanoisen bicz
len 6u belfen.
Corporal Clements BON ser Suscas
loOlc Wtili; @ompasnic, erlitt beute,
wabreno er lciben &Opf aus benz Sem
iter ein Sewe9uns befinOltden Sabns
iuassons itedte, einen SdabeIbrn6 nnS
miro iterben.
6olgen bee Inshanoee.
Newz ort, %. Wai.-0er grOBe
Dampfsr San Srancisco" BON Der
@iliou %inie," wel6er AM Samita9
nad Oem 6abrwuiler buglirt wurOe, nm
Oie 5abrt nad Sull un;utreten. liest
nod INNER III Der gtGbe BON QitertDz
Sslanb. 9(ls namlib Ser Snsenieur
ben Serlud nladte, 0umpf su er3sussn,
nm biz Sabrt fortjuIesen, itellte eS iid
beruus. buB bic um SorO bcfinOliden
&ublcn su bieicm i3wrf san;li9 unz
brau9bar waren uno faunt bremen
,uolten. Die &Oblen miiicn nunnebr
wieoer ausgelaOen unS bur9 beherc crs
iest iusrOen. Der bctrefienOea &Oblens
Sirma sriuddit Sabu:d fir iebsn Gag,
welden oce 9ampfer mIBis liest, cine
Iusla9e BON $500.
Ct. Yaul, 0tinn., 26. Otut. =
Die 2OfumOtiufibrer Der bieitsen Subz
men baben erflart, baB iie ii9 nidt weiz
germ perben, rScabs" "Soble 3u befOr>
Bern. Sic befamen Srbre Don Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. riid sesen OaS
@cies nidt aufsulebnen," nn6 Das be-
beuiet cine 9tidteinmildunS IN Die
Nfiaiten Der Strifer.
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-Sn Wlitmuufce lit seitern mad elmer
Reiie pou 35 Sa9en Der norpesii9e
Oampfer r@rappS" Otrett BON Bergen.
gtorwsgcn, ansefOmmen. GS lift bas
erite eurupdiide 6abr5eus, welaes i'm
borti9en SaFen einfubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-29

llniere ItnoB,n Baarcn babtu ben 9iui, teirsn
nat;uiteben 9itier Yerfaui nfierir ptele etn6elne
Stiide Der SiebIinesecmebc Der Saiion. Yreiic elm
Srttel bis Sur Saitc inter ben iriberen Sertauis=
preieH. Barti.'n ju 40, SO, 50, 80 Stb.
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GIeaaute 8Ieioerser

46 i3on br.ite fran;oiiidu, WadreR, iber 20 neu
Observation-Disclosures belle Uuo ounfe, fur ont
merz@aro.rob., ilr 75 Gts. importirt. unier Brci:
AZ Cts. yaros Su eincm aIeioe toen $2.94.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-29
Seine &Iei'eriemde

a 3oa brett, Iarb,nfeit beabiau Iobbraun, soloz
aeIb. mariucbIaII. 9iur Elm Stiid in ieoer 6arbe.
Sic iperben 81 @tS. raid absebcn. Diartirt fua=
reu fe Su $1.25.
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2IeioerifpFe.
&Ieinerseuaf.

gtte Sarb.n. @,miidte gHcfte. sarrirte, seitreitc
St0fe. Seatbtr=g giiitunsen; pertauittu iib bieie
Saiion gut gu so Cts. DIR Jieft ots aiicrtimtnts
duI 90 StS. bera5seiett.
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Vppitateu.

Sie eIesant,ifen fransoiiiden Ropithten, Seibenz
miihuRs.n, eiHiarbise Stofe; ale in oieier SaioH
importirt; bisbcr SIPS, 81 so, 81 rs, 81. Die
Guslpabl inter Der sauscn Rartie 13 e!S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-29
Se;u, surob.2.serftof7e

Gemuitert eetreifte, RauIeelpadrs Olifun1eu, 9d=
inIre, Scrses, iarbenfsite GraIit@ 3ue, bsber so,
60. 65 Cts. ollie aui SO 6tS. herltnterseiest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-29
xnmnr,e 4Ieiperse,iae.

aIeiberitoff. bobcr 9uuit fur ST; biSbtr $3.50, 50
uno $3.50 bic garo. Sur in Sdnsen ur r EN- Slslo
feline Der auoereH gel; beonoers auserleeHe 6aorlz
fate. aae sebeH iur eiHen Dollar bic yaro ae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-29

WIcaantt NIetoerseuat.
Slatte Wddrcn uHo 9topitdteH, bisber 81, $1.25,
$50. Die Guspabl So Sts. Sieie peroIeH:u
Sbre Seahtun9.
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86Te!
g6aFe

All Reie i'm Guslanb. beiorst innsrbnIb "a stunesn
su beeeutenh herabsefestem Bree
0pIare @ainf,
Saewef=G6e SGltiEogs' Stysss uae RsE'C CffessGSss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-29

sit bic 25 Gts.=s orte ionDern bic teinfts Sualt=
tat inlpOrtirt,r aemuiterter 3.use unb GrspOn. .D!
Innuaen; bis5er 81. 40 unb As Sts.; ale in etncm
Boitsn p.reiHist bu 19 Cts. 2Rer pom bieiem Soften
fault, fam teiHen DiiBsrtff thuH. Sur lehes Stu6
uiro neues Dtuter sarontirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-29
M aOtuaD's
- Sariapariaian=
~ u@& &eiOlDcnt
0er 9rDbte Slutreini9rr
uuo fur
Srjlnng drOaiider Grantbeiten.

Gtrorii6er 8heumdtismus, Stropbelu,
Ssudhuten. trebsartige 3etoen. SungenblHs
ten, White Swelling, @eltluire, Suttmeb,
Sroudltis.:.
yttdt uur, oaB oas Sariupariuiau-Re Relof.
peut ale SellmIttel fir droutldle, trophu'
IDie, @oulitutlons- NIB Snnttrantbelteu
ibertrifit, iOuOern eS 1T aud oas elHlise
ibcre oeiImIttel Iir
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Bon Seritoruse beprobt.
Der NiiIouri tri:t aus fstuem ilfer uuo Or o.
Gait-Ittinfpu su ;crftortu.

Der Niifouri tri:t aus fstuem Hfer uuo or 0 ht
Gaits9ttininn su serftDrtm.
It9iion, &s., %. Ofai. - Snt
2aufe Der perflohcnen As StrnSen lit
Der Otihouriz6luB nabe;u 6u6 scitle.
sen. 2Sabrenb Der leetcn 5wOIf Stun.
Oen bat Die 6lutb 200 6uB 2anb in ber
9tabe BON Gaits 9tdiion wesscriieu.
uno nod bauert bas 3erlt0ruug5uert
al. Der Yoint," melder @alt.Atdi>
Jon idltt unb iid mebrere Yaros in
BEN 6luB erltredt, tlt oeridmunben, uno
Die Slutb triiIt Jest baS Stdot9en pirsft
bonn 9tOrOen. Ot6sli9er gSeiie iit e5
MIR cine 6rase Der 3eit, mann Guitz
9(tdiiou Der 6lutb gum Spfer fulltu
uirb. Die Mebr5abl Der Sewobncr OeS
StGbtdenS, iuelhe fetn Selietbum eis>
men, baben lid nu6 bier nit ibrem Sab
uuo Gut gemanbt, mGbrcnO anoere ba.
nit bel6drtist fino, ibre BON Der 6lutb
bebrobten SGuler uno 2dOen ab;ubrez
dcu, um tic on etncnt ii6eren Srte auf'5
9tsue su srridten.
0rei @iienbubnz9inien iinO pom Der
Sluth bebrobt, Die vytod 5Slunbcr
8abn," bic Santa 6ezSabn" unb bic
rSannibal ct. SOiepbcr Sabn" mb
ipsrOeu mobl nob im Gaufe be5 Cages
seSwunssn werOen, ben Setrisb cin3uz
ltellcu.
strbeit mn0 sSnomitrie.
81 hicaoo. ST.. %. OtQi. - Die
bieiigen 9lrbeitcr Serbinbungen baben
Shrltte qetban, nm bic notbleibcnocn
6amilien Der auSltausigen Yrbciter ser
Yullmau'i6en Terfe su uuteritIecn.
Ourd Scrun italtung pOn 9on;ertcn,
9lu8fliscn uno anoercr ScitIi6ftiten
win man Die Summe BON $4,000 aufz
brinsen unO Oauit Die Orinscnb ten
9tOtbwenOisfeiten, ipie 2ebenSmittel unb
OtictbSseloer, fir Die 2lus sltdnriseu be-
idafien.
Sermifdte teIearapbtidbe Sepeibem.
- slus bem GouutD @cfan9niB in
Glcpclano, o., entlpransen Samitagsz
Neittas Die orei Ginbrc9er 9fobert @larf,
George Nuberlon uno @barles Stro,u,
inoem iis bic II 3uI itarten siierncn
Ssnitcrtrai(len Surdiagten unb fiA an
einem Safeu auf Oas Oa9 bes @eri1tsz
@ebaubrs, siues glnbaueS, berab licz
zen. Strolp uno Nnoerion maren crlt
on Oemietben Gage usasn @inbru6s.
9iebltablS ;u iieben Sabren Su6tbaus
nerurt6eilt woroen.
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Sbr.frUr GerdeS
gdiiparse Srtna0ineS.

81 3oll brett. $1=GuaIItdt, 60 StS.
As SoI brett, rs Sts.zGuaIitdt, 50 Sfs.
Al 3oa brett, 65 @ts.=AuaIitdt, 40 Cts.
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Gin Drittel untcr'm reselmdBiscu 8reiie.
$1z9renabines, y ab, &C 9ts.
$l.25=@renabints, . al, 34 Sts.
$1.50zG5renabiues, u ab, ST.
$2s@reHabints, q ab, S1.33.
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8enn ia, TIT es Hug, bic Gr'aItnns
5u bsrnablGiiisen j.? @ihen Gle, OuB
Elm 5uifen buraus entifeben tunn, tusI'
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.uurbeu bis Al 35 Cts. periauit. Sest aui 1S Cts.
berab. g,ntr Der tiblfteH Sou,meritoffc. eEsliide
acorudtc 0iuIiries.
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dbulit, uermpdt 1T ober 6dOsn pie weiBe
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bilioiem GuSjebeu uu0 meiseu tuodJeuitaub.
artiaeu HieOeritld9,H uuo bei'm 8ahers
laicu tiu beiBeuoes, brsuntuDtS @efubl iidl
elufelt uuo StmerSeH I'M 9tudfreuj unb
III ben 2euneu.
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