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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
VIII Petition tho Goycrnor.

Mr.. Julius Il. Saunders. attorney for
the four shoD-liftcrs who were con-
victed short time ago by Justice Bur
roughs and sentenced to terms in jail
appeared before Judge Ilanckel In the
corporation Court yesterday and ask ed
that the Judge would Investigate the
case of Mary Barnes. one of the women,
as he proposed to petition Governor
OFcrrall TO release her or commute her
sentence To fifteen days In Jail. in con-
sidcratton of the woman's physical con-
dition and other mitigating circunstan-
ces, ana he would request the Judge TO
endorse the petition IL he thought the
lacts justified him in doing so.
Judge Elanckel stated that he wouId
investigate the case on Justice Bur-
roughs' return home. Mr.. Saunders
also stated that lie will ask for re-
auction OF the sentence imposed uuon
Juila Hinton. I'm consideration of the
valuable services she rendered the Com
nnonweaith by turning States evidence
ana assisting In experimenting the Other
prisoners.
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SHIT. Entered.

The following suits were entered in
the Court Of Law and Chancery yester-
day:
Mrs. Mercede De S. Edwards VS.. j.
II. Cannon and ]. II. Cannon. Jr., to re-
cover $1,000 damages for injury to
plaintiffs eye. caused by an explosion
OF fireworks In front of defendants
store. on Church street. last Christmas.
Damon e. Peet VS.. Bennett. Rowson
X DeEgc; in assumpsit; damages, $1,000.
u. Nj. Batchelder VS.. Leila II. Clay
ana IT. w. Clay; in assumpsit; damages.
Sl5O
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a.Gy.


SAf-ln this city, at the residence of
i her parents, No. GO Falkland street.
Thursday, October 81. 1895. at IL 40 O'Clock
Daniel j. and Bridget Say, aged 16 years
me run .rnl will take place from st.
Mary's Catholic Church THIS (Sunday)
AFTERNOON Mt 3 o'clock Friends Of
the family are invited TO attend.
KAY AT the residence of his parents.
NO. n clihord street. Portsmouth. Va.
AZ o:Sa a. m, November I'd, 1895, IiRIN-
ION BURROUGHS KAY, aged 2 years,
months, days.
Funeral from residence on MONDAY
AFrERNOON. November ith 1895, at $3.50
o CLOCK FRIENDS and ncquaintances are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
JORDAN.-In this city, at her resi-
dence. No 9Jl Lovitt avenue Brambie-
ton. Saturday, November .. 1895. at 20
o'clock r. m, MARY f., widow of Ed
ward Jordan, aged 80 years.
Funeral will take place from the above
reSidcn't, MONDAY MORNING tat 10
to attend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
DR.. NEWELL WINS.

Judge Martin, In the Court OF Law
and Chancery yesterday gave Judgment
In favor OF DR.. c. +. Newbill for $50
against the Norfolk Street Railroad
Company. DR.. Newbill sued the rail-
road company for $500 damages on ac-
court OF the running Of his horse and
carriage by one of the electric cars
of the company In Atlantic City ward
some time ago.
JUDGMENT FOR JUDGE BUR-
ROUGHS.
Judgment in favor Of Judge William
H. Burroughs for $79.50 against Com
missioners Verdler and Bolton was rem
dered by jury In the Court OF Law
and Chancery yesterday The suit
was to recover from the defendants
Sl67 claimed to be due the plaintiff for
legal services rendered In the suit of
Fellines vs.. Verdier and Bolton
The gist of the defense was that Mr..
Verdier did not participate in the en-
Gaging of Judge Burroughs as counsel.
and was not. therefore, liable and that
MIR. Bolton was simply acting In con-
junction with q reform committee and
believed that Judge Burroughs was
contributing his services gratis on ac-
count of his sympathy with the reform
movement and reform COMMITTEES; that
he was not formally engaged as said
counsel.
Damages were laid at $500. but S167
was the actual amount asked for by
the defendant.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
SCHOONERS STRANDED.
Three Vessels Blown Ashore In This Section
by the High Wind Yesterday Morning.
TWO OF THEM ASHORE AT OCEAN VIEW
The Three Muster T.. F. Norfhnm
Stranded at Cape HIenry-The Crew
saved by the Brooches buoy
Several Ladies' on One wrecked
Doat-Wnsired Ashore.

The three-masted schooner E. Il.
Northam. Capt. Il. p. Johnson, strand
ed abreast OF the Weather Bureau Office
~ Cape Henry yesterday morning at 8
O'Clock. The schooner was on her way
from Philadelphia to Norfolk in ballast
anu was consigned to the Norfolk and
Carolina Chemical Company. to load
guano at the company's factory at Pin
ner's Point. She had a crew of seven
men, all OF whom were rescued by the
Cape Henry Life-saving crew, with the
aid of the breechcs buoy
The wind was blowing at the rate of
thirty-siX miles an hour from the North
east at the time the vessel stranded
and the sea was very heavy. Late yes
terday afternoon she was resting easily
ana apparently in good condition As
sistance was sent from this city, but
he boats had to return on account of
the heavy weather
The Northam was owned by George
Harris. IN & Co. of Philadelphia, and
was built eleven years ago. She was
OF 500 tons burthen She will probably
DC floated. In the meantime the crew
rs being taken care of at Cape Henry
station.
The two-masted schooner Lizzie S.
James went ashore at Ocean View,
about a mile from the hotel, yesterday
morning at o'clock. The vessel was
I'm command OF Capt. G.. G. Howard,
ana was on her way to Newberne. NJ
e. with COAL consigned to Charles D.
Norton. Besides the crew of seven men
on the schooner there were the captains
wife and two children, Miss Ellen Gull
worth, OF Wilmington, N. c., and Miss
Lizzie Howard. of Ocracoke NJ c.. all
OF which party he had carried on a trip
to Boston and other places
All were taken ashore in small boat
ana are stopping at the Ocean View
Hotel. The vessel will probably be
saved
At o'clock yesterday morning the
schooner X. IL. Leeds. Capt. j. NJ. Hill
ton, went ashore ut Ocean View also.
inc Vesse! was bound from Morris
River. n. J., to James river IN load
oysters. She lies very high on the beach
side on and the crew of captain and two
men walked ashore. Her condition is
good ana she will r-'oba bly, be saved
Sterling Silver Bridal Presents as low
as the lowest
CLJhDNrA>r r. ,Y--
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PORT CALENDAR.
n1cfcroIocicnl DATA.

Weather Bureau. Norfolk, Nov. e.
Local meteorological data for the "a
hours ending p. m. last night:
Maximum temperature .... So
Minimum temperature. ...... A
Normal temperature Ideduced from
"a years observations ...... 81
Departure from normal. .... 10
Departure since January LIST. pig
Naintaii for "a hours. l.01
Rainfaii since first of month";. Ito
j. j. GRAY. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03

Mr.. John e. Fulford has received from
MIR. G. f.. Welsh, of York, Pa. n num-
Der OF carrier pigeons, which he will re-
lease from No. 81 Commercial Place this
morning at $50 o'clock. These same
birds made n trip from Richmond TO
York last week in seven hours. Mr..
Fulford has n flock of these birds of his
own breeding
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Decd. of Rnrcniu n,,d Snlc. !.

Mrs. John r.. Howard to Julia .. Col
Inns. q lot and buildings on Clay avenue,
near Hamlin avenue: consideration,
13,10O.
Lydia V. Hudgins. trustee. to Mrs. NJ.
j. Vellincs, lot with improvements
thereon, on Levitt avenue, near Park;
consideration, SO. 200
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
li,air,Iciion in 7Imsic.

Professor Charles Borjes, organist of
Cumberland Street NJ II. church. takes
Measure in announcing to the pubic
OF Norfolk and vicinity that he is now
music. piano violin. mandolin. land
ilute, at his studio. y. M. c. A., building
Terms and particulars can be learned
on application by letter or in person.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
Cour. arLaw ana <,,a,corv

The hung jury in the case OF Frey vs
Rurruss is said to have stood eIovon
to one In favor of giving the plaintiff
the full sum sued for (about s3.70ol
but that one held out and they could
not agree.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
Herr HING Mettk.. stuaio.

Herr Hans Mettke has moved 10 No
~ Freeinason street. opposite Christ
Church. where he will give lessons In
singing. on piano. and violoncello.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
W EaTHEIs It EPOR'r.
Forecast iar To-day.

w tOnt ~. NOV. <, .
f--7 For Virginia-Fntr: warmer In
| Fam the afternoon; northerly Winds
TA shifting to southerly.
-. For North CaroTna-F'ait:
slightly warmer: light. yarfa-
BILE winds.
The barometer has risen rapidly on
the Atlantic coast. except to the south
east of New England. where It has fall
len: storm of considerable energy has
moved northeastward from the North
Carolina coast during the day, and dam
gerous northeast gales now prevail In
southern New England.
Showers have prevailed on the Atlantic
coast north of North Carolint, followed
by clearing weather south OF New York
Fair weather continues in the Central
Valleys ana Southern States. 1t is cold
or on the Atlantic coast and warmer in
the Mississippi Valley.
The indications are that warmer, fair
weather will prevail In the Southern
States. the Ohio Valley and the Middle
Atlantic States. and the lower lake re-
gion on Sunday.
PORT CALENDAR.
Sun rises. 6:32 a. M: sun sets, sos p. M:
nigh water 1904 m. and 916 p. IN: low
water, 2:5i a. m. and 3:46 y. m.i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
MINOR oFFENsEs.

John Cobb. colored. unlawful trespass;
fined 81 and costs.
Albert lIgleston, colorcd, suspicious
character: continued TO the 9Th.
Albert E.glcston, colored, carrying
concealed weapons; continued to the
9TH
walter Wilson, colored, larceny; con-
tinucd TO the 9th.
d. o. Thomas. colored: breach of the
peace; dismissed
William Jones. j. K. Peeden, colored,
drunk: dismissed.
G. Il. Simpson, +. Smith, G.. Gordy.
white, drunk; fined 81 and costs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03

Mrs. Is. Raphels entire stock, at No
JIG Church street, must be sold at once
everything that pertains to frst-ciass
business.
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Instruetion in French nnd Gnrp,n,,

Nine. Mettke. pupil of DR.. I.ambcr,
Sauvcur, of Boston, Mass, wishes to
form day and evening classes for ladies
Present address. 227 Frcenason street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03

3 iaif-:Dozen Sterling Silver Teaspoons
In case for 81.
CHAPMAN s LAKEMAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03

Chrysanthemums, All Shades.
Bridal bouquets, funeral designs.
plants for decorating
MRS. BIDGOOD, 80 GSanby street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03

Over, 500 people fitted with glasses in
8tSoFiolN by DR.. Week, and no COM
plants. Z. II. GALE. 1852 Main ST.
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.z. Do your glasses suit you? IL not see
DR.. Week, Ih2 Main ST
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03

Lamp Tables and Five-o'Clock Teas
4Gew styles, at Chapman e. Jakeman's
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03

$ ateTjiDg Silver Mounted Pocket
I f,oots,3 Seal and Alligator. for ca cents
Z eacii. CHAPMAN & JAKEA1AN.f
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03

Libbey and Mount Washington Cut
GLASS at low prices ct Chapman 4:
Jakeman. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
Prof.s "a. Beiiczza's Dancing Academy
tE IOntcfi0-e EinIl

All Glass for ladies' and gentlemen Mon
days and Fridays s p. M: for ladies
and children Tuesdays and Saturdays
4 p m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
CHARLES oRMsBYrs CASE.

When the case of Charles Ormsby,
charged by the young boy, Bernard
Harris, with assaulting him. was called
in the Police Court Yesterday morning
both sides appeared with counsel and
fought the case for all they were worth
The evidence was conflicting and His
Honor, wanting time to consider It. took
the case under advSement
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
YESTERDAY in COURT
Detective Richardson Loses Another Case.
But Not Through Ills Own. Fault.
THE CORPORATION AND OTHER COURTS
To Petition the Governor-An Expen.
sirc Rfdc-Jndgc burroughs Gets
Judgment Agninst Messrs. Bolton
aud Deeds Recorded md
SIits Entered.

Justice Seneca had very small and
unimportant docket to dispose of yes
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
RICHARDSON AGAIN LOSES.

.
RICHARDSON AGAIN LOSES.
Detective Richardson. who has been
so uniformly unfortunate lately in
having the cases conducted by him
dismissed, witnessed another dismissal
BY the Justice in the Police Court yes
tcrday. This was not, however, duo
to any fnult of the detective, us The
dismissal was solely due to compa ssion
FOR the prisoners paralyzed mother,
who needed the accused to support her
and which caused Justice Seneca to let
the man Off The accused was a col
ored man. named William Jones. whom
The detective had arrested for drunken
ness, Jones stated the condition of
his old mother and as he did not have
the money TO pay his fine, and would
be committed to jail. His Honor took
pity on the mother and released him.
THE BLACK SHEEP.
y young and intelligent looking man,
named John j. Stevenson, stood before
Justice Seneca yesterday charged by
Officer Frazer with being n suspicious
character The officer testified that he
had seen the young man around MIR. n.
l.. Joyncs' place. on Church street on
several occasions and kept his eye on
him. On Friday night he located the
young man in an out house just back
OF Mr.. Joynes' place. and as he could
not give an Intelligent account of him.
self. the officer took him in.
Tho boy. who is remarkably good
looking. testified that he was the son of
u prominent PHILADELPHIA Magistrate;
that his parents were rich and Of high
standing but that he was the black
sheep in the flock. as he was the only
member OF the family that was wild
lie hcreupon pulled II picture from his
pocket, showing his alleged family,
taken In a group, the BLACK sheep
among them. He claimed that he came
here expecting to get work. but had
been disappointed and was out OF funds
He did not wish 10 beg, so he went
into the shed to sleep. He denied that
lie had committed any violation of the
law and as none was proven, Justice
Seneca dismissed the case.
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Drs. Harmon d frey.
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat. Consu,.
Sntton free. 1S6 Main street, Norfolk
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All glasses fitted by Dr.. Week guar
.cnteed .Dy F. II. GALE. 152 AIain ST
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RECOGNIZED THE SHOES

Mir Nicholas Albano. who keeps n
shoe shop on CRANKY street, near Char
lotto. Sworc ont warrant on Thursday
charging Il young colorcd boy. named
Walter Wilson. With stealing n pair of
shoes from his shop. In the Police
Court yesterday MIR. Albano testified
that he missed tho shoes some time ago
and upon going Into barber shop
where Wilson was employed, he recog-
nizcd tho shoes on the boys feet, and
remembering that the accused had Wis
tied his shop at about the time of the
loss he swore out the warrant against
him. The boy sworr that he bought
the shoes three weeks ago from n col
bred man. who kecua n shop OH Queen
street. and cuntcndcd that If given time
he could bring witnesses to prove It,
Justice Seneca thcrcupon continued the
case until next Tuesday for additional
evidence. and The hoy was bailed In
the SUN of S25 for his appearance.
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{ oyster siandwlches at Mace. S cents
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AN EXPENSIVE RIDE.

John Cobb. coiored. attempted to steal
4 ride from Norfolk to Lambcrt's Point
on Friday. on Il Norfolk and Western
coal car. hut Special officer Barron de-
tectcd him and placed him under ar
rest. In the Police Court yesterday
Cobb's only excuse was that he was
promised work at Lamhert's Point and
was cndeavOring To get there. His
Honor evidently remembered that Lam
bert's Point is within walking distance.
so he fined Cobb S3.25 and he went to
jail in default. The prisoner wishes
now that he had walked.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03

Sterling Silver Bridal Presents as low
as the lowest
CHAPMAN e. JAKEhIAN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-07
SabafS : GoHegittrt lit Der
Sd11tIe.

Sir feibise &inber in ben Sdulen
Wlerifos 1T es cine beiDnbere 8ergiin:
iti9ung, oab iie tudbreno oes Inter
rihts I'M S6ulSimmer cine Gigarrt
rau9en birfen. 9a fommt es benn
aud mo9l bann uno mann bor, oa Der
2ebrer Der san5en &laiie feline 3ufris=
benbeit ausoriifen min unb idnlmtii=
den 3Oglinsen bas &au6en geitattet.
Ser Serr 2ebrer bebdlt natiirlib als
d6ter Merifaner mdbreno Der ganaen
llnterri6tsltunoe cine Ieiner Wiiroe an=
eemeliene rnsemeiien arobe Gigarre
i'm Munoe !; por ibm auf benz &atbe=
Der itebt elm &rug pulque (2lgapen=
lpein), oefen alltdslid erneuerter Sn=
bait bon Den gltern Der S6iiler beitrit=
ten pirb. 9lud in ben meritaniiben
Geri6tsfddlen miro fai itets seraubt,
uno ni9i ielten fommt es Dor, bab ein
i9werer @erbreder auf Der 9lntlase=
bant iibt uno, nit adt ipanii6er
@ranoessa feline Gigarre raudeno, Dem
@eri6tsbofe, oer li6 natiirlih aub in
Sabafsmolfen billt, ielne Qlusiagen
ma6t unb oas llrtbeil entgesennimmt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-07

au ersdblen. gu gutter Sept erbat fib
Elm blutjun9es 8iirfdben nit i6parsetr
Gngen uno rpthen Mangen oas Wort,
um leine fanloie gegegnung nit elmer
befannten S1Dnbeit BON @ari9au gum
geiten Su seben. Sic 8eId)i6te mar
febr pifant, uno als er fa5, baB man
Dariiber la9te, ineinte er:
,Mein @ott, tparum ioQ i1 ben
Namen oieier Oamer peridmeisen, bic
ebenio i60n als gutboa lei6tlinnig 1T
= gang Marfdau ipeib es ia = es
TT bies bic @rdfin Serefa 8oninsfa. :"
gr bate ben Namen nod ni6t eana
ausgeipro6en, oa flog pl0bli9 cine
Gbampagner 8outei1e biniiber unb
ftretfte ibn am 9opfe, bier cine blus
tenoe Wunbe 3uriiflaIIenb.
0raf MinsSet aber itano nit erbobe=
mem 6aupte ba leibenfabl i'm 8elidte,
In oen blDs Die bunflen gugen franf=
baft gliibten.
Srei Sage oarauf fanb bas Duell
ftatt. 8raf Mnis3ef muroe babonge=
trasen; cine mitleioise ausel bat iei=
nem 0ben 2eben elm Gnbe gema6t.
Oils Der Toftor bas 8rultbemb auraf=
f6ob, iah bier Raianoff ben gMmen
,5ereia" eintdtotpirt. &napp barun=
ter Der ountle, blutise Sled - tpie etn
Stegel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-07

baben oftmats sroBe Wirfnnsen. unpdBlidteiten,
pelbe mir als 9ering9i9 st betrad)ten pfesem arten
oft bnrd gadldBi9feit III ibltmme &ranfbeiten aus,
welbe an unb fir id 9efdbrIi nb unb onbere eraen.
gen. gs lit bic MiBadtuua friiber @n3ei4en BON
i9leder @einnbbeit fpelde alle @ren BON fronif6en
&ranfbeiten I'M 6efol9e bat gs 9ibt ferner 9epiiie
bur Die Sabressei bebinete 9tbruugeu, tpie Waar,a
unb &beumatismns, ee9en ipelbe oas Spitem 5u fei=
gen INNER pinidenspertb iit. oitettels Waagenbt.
ters arbeitet ben Ginmirfuu9eu bon &dlte ebti9fet
unb Mtasmeu iider ent9esen ytadbem Sbr bos 3t-
ffo bieier Ginpirfuugen 9elaufeu eib, ioGtet Sbr
9lei nober elm obcr spei @etnsldier no 9oitetters
Wagenbitters trinfen. Saselbe lift nit Gebt oas po,
puldrite Selnittel unb Yreneutatip 9e9en Malaria,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seberleiben, gieren. nub
8Iaenleibeu. Nernenletben lub s9trd6e. Gin Wen.
glas noa por ben WtabIseien 9etrunfen fDrbert ben
@ppettt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-07
9iHc Der HaStiihen 8camtcm.
Bon SntereKe fttr Damem.

Wir brau1en uns ni1t au entI1ul=
olgen. tpenn mir Der Samenmelt ben
Ladies Safe Protector" pDrlegen,
ba er abIolutes 8ertrauen perbient,
lei6t all sebrauden lit. faft unm6slid
llnri6tig plaairt perben fann UNI
iidern Sdub eeipdbrt Wenn se=
wiini6t fann er BON Nnbern unbemerft
getragen meroen unter Musi9luB jeber
unbequemli6feit. 9Der i'm einmal
benubt bat, miro i'm ni9t mebr entbeb=
rem wollen. st 1T ein treuer, liberer
uno suoerldbiser Ssreuno, mo Die lm=
itdnoe feline Nnuenbung erforoerlid
MAIDEN unb jebe 6rau follte i'm fiir
oieien 6all gu fofortisem @ebraud in
8ereitfbaft balten. Seine Nnmenouns
1T einfa6 unb floBt jeber Srau 8er=
trauen Elm. @r lit na1 tpiiienibaftli=
den Grunoidben ansefertigt unb fdiBt,
obne Der @eiunobeit na6tbeilig gu iein,
tpie ieoer quite Nrst beaeusen tpiro.
Mir 9lauben, oaB fein Mrtifel Der Srau
bon beute ie iol6e 8efrieoisuns ge=
mdbrt bat, pie Der p2aoies' Safe pro=
tector". Ser immenie Nbiab bes Nr=
titels 1T ein ipre6enber 8emeis bon oer
Gi6ti9teit bes @eia9ten. Prbbelt baber
ni6t nit 5ablloien anbern un5uoerldBi=
gen Nrtiteln, ba bies niht nur foitipie=
Zig ionoern aud aefdbrli6 1T. Gold
prDbeln fiibrt nur gu 3ettberlut, Gnt=
tdui6ung unb traurisem MiBerfolg.
Samell follten oas beriidii6ti9en, bepor
Iie 3eit uno Gelb an minbernertbige
9lrtifel peri6penben. 9as 8elte 1T
INNER au6 oas @oblfeilfe. Ser u2a=
Oies' Safe Prptector" miro unter poli=
tioer @arantie fir cinjdbriaen Gebraud
perfauft nit bolitdnoiser @ebrau6s=
anDeiiung uno miro in berlie9elten
pafeten perfanbt na6 ginlenouns BON
81 per grpreB Monep Srore /; Orei
fir SIS. Wartet ni6t, ionoern beitellt
iofort. Gorelle The La Crosse
Speciality Co., La Crosse, Wis.
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Gratis !!

Siejenigen, Die 9r. Sings Seem Dis
cpperD i6on benubt baben, fennen ibren
WertD unb mer i'm nod ni6t fennt, Der
bat jebt Welesenbeit, bas Mittel gratis
gu erprobeu. 8ebt in Die unten beaei9=
nete Npot6ete. unb laBt Gu9 Elm pro=
befldib6en gratis seben. Senoet Cure
9lorelle al $. 6. Budlen & &c., Gbi=
cago, uno berlanat eine probcfda6tel
bon Or. Sings Neuen 2ebenspilen,
Iotpie Elm st. bes @eiunobeits= unb
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S. 6. Miller & Sobn, Npot eter
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