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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-24
BOGUS STAMPS.
a, Interesting Case on in Hamilton,
Ont.

An Interesting Case on in Hamilton
hamilton. April 2S.-Tne case against
r5rs Mack. whose extradition is asked
tor in connection with the counterfelt
.a.,,,,e swindle. was resumed today.
,,,s.r TIpited states attorney from New
XcrlS was present, also the cnieI OF the
secret service bureau at washington.
on the evidence OF arthur tlsh, OF
4,.is civ. who was taken TO chicago 10
i ,5sls.4 Sc Morrison, and by the testi-
.'.o,,v of Captain Porter and Charles
InaI+on of Chicago. and others. 1t was
,l..-,, Mrs Mack, the woman under
see and Mrs. Mcmillan. OF 20 Car
-oll street, Chicago. are one ana the
sena Also, that George morrison Is
= q Jones. of Chicago. Inc testimony
- ftese and other witnesses showed
- - s' an engraving outfit. such as would
-. rse6 for counterfeiting stamps,
so,,,,,orned paper. a perforating machine.
= 80 -,-e,-a discovered in small room in
SSrg NoMiiIin's room IN Chicago; that
Worrison, alias Jones, ana three otner
,,,e7 were there constantly AT work Tor
4h~ee weeks and that the prisoners dis
en-,eared from there month ago. The
sevrress office clerks from Buffalo posi-
s;veIv identified the prisoner as the
.--o,-7an who sent the package of coun-
seTfeif stamps TO firms in Va ago and
me oS +he parties in that city biE0 were
5s.ned by them. told Of his communica-
<,oz1s with the Hamilton concern Two
witnesses described now Mrs. Mcmillan
lived here on April 3 under the name
~ Mack and met Morrison. alias zines.
IS If they were perfect strangers.
rf-11fs closed the case for the crown,
s,,S Asr. Nesbitt. @. c.. for the defense
ssked for an adjournment until Thurs
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FOUND IN A BARREL.
CHASTITY Discovery of MutiIated HUI
man Remains.


man Remains.
Kansas City, April ga special TO
the Times from Richmond, Mo-, says:
On a sand bar in the Missouri river.
near Camden, within two hundred
yards of where DR.. William Fraker is
supposed to have been drowned two
years ago, William Ming and John Bell
found in a barrel the mutilated re-
mains OF a man. The head and legs
had been severed from the trunk and
one foot had been cut off. The CHASTITY
find was brought to the Ray county
shore. and an inquest held on 1t by
Coroner Dove. There were no marks
or papers by which the body could be
identified and it was buried on the
river bank.
Some speculation as to whether the
body might not be that of the missing
doctor was INDUCED in, many theories
as to the preservation Of the body
during the two years the doctor has
been missing being put forth. But
little stock is taken in the theory. how
ever. 1t will be remembered DR.. Fra
ker carried $751; 900 life insurance in dif-
ferent companies and that his relatives
had to bring suit to receive payment
of the policies, the insurance COM
panies complaining that the doctor was
not dead.
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PATENTABLE ARTICLES.
Justice Brown Renders nm Import
ant Decision.

ant Decision.
Washington, April 2S.-In deciding the
case of the Risden Ircn and Locomotive
Works VS.. Philip Medore, appealed from
the civil court for the northern district OF
California. Justice Brown in the Supreme
court. commented at considerable length
upon what constitutes g patentanle ar
ticle There is he said, somewhat OF
obscurity in the line of demarcaion as IN
that between mechanical skill and lnVen-
ton, or in that between a new articie OF
manufacture which is universally held 10
be patentabIe, and the function OF a ma
chine which II is equally clear IS not. II
may be said in general that processes OF
manufacture which evolve chemical OF
of1er similar element action are
paientable, though mechanism may
be necessary in the application
of carrying out such processes,
while these which consist solely
in the operation of a machine are not.
Mogt processes which have been held TO
ha nateutable require the aid OF mecnan-
ian in their practical application, but
where such mechanism is subsidiary 10
the chemical action, the fact that the pat
entee may be entitled 70 patent upon
his mechanism does not impair his rlghI
to a patent for the process; since ne
would lose the benefit of his. real discoV-
ery. which might be applied in dozen
,7if7erent WAYS if he were not entitled 10
sIIch patent. But if the operation OF his
TaTice be purely mechanical no such con.
siderations apply, since the funcuon OF
The machine is entirely independent OF
any chemical or other similar action.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-24
IRO0UOIs CLUB.
A Heated Debate Over the Finnn-
ciaI Question.

Chicago. April 2S.-The Iroauois club,
one of the most Democratic organiza-
tons in the city. today had heated
debate on the financial question. The
meeting was a special one called by a
number of the members opposed to the
free coinage of silver at the ratio of 16
to l. Resolutions were introduced de-
claring it inexpedient and unwise to
open the minis of the United States to
the free coinage of silver: that it would
be most unfortunate at this time. when
signs of returning confidence and re-
newed prosperity are multiplying, such
an unwise and disastrous step should
be taken. After a prolonged debate
the resolutions were adopted by vote
of 4S to %.
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MILITARY MATTERS.

Washington, April %. = Captain
Marion P. Maus, First infantry, has
been relieved from duty as aide-de-
camp to General Miles, at New York.
Captain Stephen C. Mills, Twelfth
infantry, has been ordered to Chicago
as aide-de-camp to General Kruger.
The president has approved the pro-
ceedings and findings Of the court
martial which tried First Lieutenant
F. i. Leveridge, Fourteenth infantry,
ait Vancouver barracks, on a charge
of drunkenness on duty and SEN
fenced him to dismissal from the mill
farY service.
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Climax Coming

London, April 23.-The Chronicle
says the dispatch of British men of
war TO Corinto shows that the Near
aguan affair is approaching a climax.
Nicaragua, it adds, obviously relies
upon American sympathy, but surely
If America takes these small commun-
sites under her wing she must see that
they maintain international observ-
ance.s. The Monroe doctrine is proper
enough in its way, but it will hardly
prevent a European power which is
not DESTROYS of territorial aggrandize-
nent from exacting reparatior for in
suit and outrage.
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London, April 2S-The Standards
Berlin correspondent telegraphs: The
action of France, Russia and Germany
has not yet exceeded a friendly but
energetic protest against the japanese
annexing any part Of the Chinese
mainland; but hear that the Russian
minister at Pekin has already been in
structed to negotiate with the Chinese
foreign officials regarding the cession
Of the Chinese territory which Russia
demands in compensation for the
japanese acquirings. China, being
unable to reject Russia's demands,
hopes to confine them to the cession of
a portion of Manchuria and an ice
free port.
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sTIRRED UP THE sTRIkERs.

Pomeroy, o.. April pa messenger in
a buggy dashed into town from Miners
vile, at l a. m, and stated that the viii
lage was about to be burned by riotous
strikers Sheriff Titus went to the place
single-handed to reconnoitre. Spies evil
IDENTIFY notified the strikers of his ap-
proach, as they disappeared from the
streets before his approach. Last nights
outbreak was caused by the report that
eighteen non-unon miners would go into
the mine this morning. The strikers held
a secret meeting and resolved to harass
the non-union men until they were forced
IN retreat
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SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION.

Philadelphia, April ga scientific
expedition in the interest of the Acad-
envy of Natural Sciences will start for
Alaska tomorrow to be absent four
or five months. Dr. Benjamin Sharp
and John M. Justice make up the
party. They will leave on the United
States revenue cutter Vicar, which is
tbs flagship of the American fleet in
the Arctic waters. The expedition is
particularly in search Of botanical
rine vertebraes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-24
THE SOLDIER VOTE.
An Attempt TO Crystalline and so>
Iidify 1t.

Iidify 1t.
Caldwell, o., April pa call has been
issued for national soldiers reunion to
be held on June IA and u next, and the
political tone injected into the document
by the national committee, to the effect
that the men who saved the government
should be d factor in its administration,
and that the time has arrived when they
should get together, formulate their prin-
ciples and make their demands, has met
with considerable opposition. The ma
tional committee gives out the following:
In response to letters from every
quarter, asking for the basis or plan
of representation, the following instruc-
tons are given:
Every state is expected and requested
to hold a state convention for itself on
May 80 and choose its own delegates to
the national reunion Each state may
send us as many as it deems proper, but
no state shall have more or less than
two votes in the convention, although
all shall have a voice and be present at
the proceedings, TO the end that every
state may have equal power to decide
how the soldier vote of the Union shall
be cast in 1896. This is the great and only only
object of the gathering--the crystalliza,,,
ton and qualification OF the soldier vote.
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UP GOES FLOUR.

Cincinnati. April 23.-It is currently re-
ported here that the corner in rye and
-four which has been known for some
per bushel and 81 per barrel tSday rye
was held at IS cents and -four at s3.25, the
prices two days ago being As cents and
$3.50. 1t is reported that Charles F'leisch-
man, the distiller, yeast man and banker,
is at the head of the corner. and that a
large commission house here has cornered
all the rye flour In the country.
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AFRAID OF SILVER.

Austin, Tex, April 2S.-Preparatory
to a public meeting tomorrow a num-
Der of the members of the legislature
met tonight to devise some means Of
counteracting the growing silver senti-
ment. 1t was advised that a proclama-
ton should be issued to the people
calling on them to sustain President
Cleveland and the national Democratic
party. They will also be called upon
to fight the Is to 1 issue and a split in
the party is threatened.
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Noted by the NeUa

London. April 24.-The Daily News
says it understands that the govern
ment will not join any combination OF
powers to interfere with the results of
the Japanese victory. The ministers
were willing and anxious to avert the
war. but they do not consider that
British interests are iniuriously az
fected by the terms of peace.
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ANOTHER BIG STRIKE.

Biddeford, Me-, April 23.-Three thou
sand three hundred spinners in the
Popperell and Laconia mills held
meeting and agreed to strike May 1, If
it shall seem necessary, to force an
advance in wages. The mill owners
say wages will be advanced in July if
possible, but that they will not be
forced into making an advance now.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-24
MURDERED At SEA.

New York, April 2S.-Chief Engineer
Soltau. of the steamer Orinoco, which
reached this port today, was arrested
upon the steamers arrival at Bermuda
on April IS, and is held there TO await
investigation Of the accusation that
he murdered his fireman, William See
ger, of Hoboken, n. j., on the preced-
ing trip from Bermuda to New York
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.I.nNv IN TROUBLE.

New York, April 2S-Alonzo Whit
man, who was arrested last Friday on
information that he is wanted in San
Francisco for forgery and who was
committed TO the tombs to await ex-
animation, is in further trouble.
Sheriff Mcneil, of Danville, y. Y, came
to the tombs today with a. warrant
for Whitman's arrest for an alleged
forgery committed at that place. If
Whitman is discharged on the San
Francisco case he will be rearrested.
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st. Petersburg, April 2S.-The Sviet
declares Russia has concentrated in
Japanese waters twenty-five warships
carrying $50 guns and large body of
men. This fleet, it is added. with the
French squadron, makes a total of
thirty-seven warships carrying 100
guns. Moreover, according to this pa
per. a Russian army of 10000 men
could occupy Jesse and take Japan
in the flank should trouble arise.
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CARVER Is BEATEN.

Galesburg, Ill, April 2S-Many noted
sports were at the shooting tournament
today. The fifty live bird matches be-
tween DR.. Carver, of Kansas City, and
Tom Marshall, of Keithsburg, for a
purse of 800 a side, were won by Mar
shall, 46 to A. Carver became careless
and seemed nervous after missing the
first bird.
Worlds Champion Heikes, of Dayton,
Ohio. who broke AS targets without
missing
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day in order to decide if he will offer
any evidence for the prisoner.
Mr.. Geer. for the crown. argued that
prima facie was all that was neces-
sary and the defense could not call evil
dence. except to let the prisoner go
into the box. Decision was reserved.
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SMUGGLING OF CHINESE.

Calais, Me-, April 2S.-Custom house
and railroad officials of Vanceboro,
who have been interviewed in relation
to the Montreal dispatch pertaining to
the smuggling of Chinese over the
line in perforated collins, say they be-
lieve the story has no foundation. They
know of no coffin of any sort passing
through.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-24
A TRIO SENT uP.

Newcastle. wy. April 2s.-The bust
ness of the district court has beef
completed Judge Metz sentenced An.
drew ]. Briggs to five years in he
state penitentiary for cattle stealing
Harry Stine two years for cattle st&al.
irhr. and James ROLAND two and bne.
: III years for horse stealing.
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THE DIAMOND.

various Lengue Games PIaJeu 1cs-
terday.
Cincinnati, April 23.-Cincinnati, 8;
Pittsburg, 6.
washington, April 23.-washington.
New York, April 2a.-Brooklyn. 10;
New York, Z.
~. Luis. April 2S.-st. Louis. IS;
Cleveland, II.
Baltimore, April 2s.-Baltimore, IS;
Philadelphia, 10.
Louiavine, April 23.-Louisville, 4;
Chicago, II.
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sENATnR WmsnN Dead.

Fairfield, Iowa, April 2S.-Ex-United
States Senator James F. Wilson died
at late hour last night, after an i'll
ness of some weeks.
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TURNING ON THE
SEARCHLIGHTS.
interstate Commerce Commission
in Session at Denver, Col.
GRAVE CHARGES ARE MADE
UTTER DEFIANCE OF THE LAW Is
CLEARLY SHOWN.

Kansas City Manufacturers Can Ship
to Utah For Less Rates Than Dem
yer Mnkers-Everything in Fa-
vor of Eastern Cities, and Enter
prise and Industry is ThrOttled
in the West.
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wITHoIT RESULTS.

Dover. Del, April 23.-The 18th bal
lot for a United States senator was
taken today without result: Higgins,
5; Addick. s; Massey. 8; Pennewill. 8;
Rdgely, 9; Tunnel. /.
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WARSHIPS ARE
NOW AT CARINTO.
The Expressed Purpose is to En-
force the British Ultimatum.
AMERICA ON THE WATCH.
OUR INTERESTS WILL BE FULLY
PROTECTED.

it is Not Believed That Any Attempt
VIII BE Made BY the British to
Secure Any Nicaragua Territory.
No Matter What Course May Be
Pursued in Other Directions.
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SHE WILL NOT BE
FOUND ASLEEP
Russia's Present Activity in the
Japanese Waters.
A FORMIDABLE SHOWING.
THIRTY TWO wARSHTPS AND
PLENTY OF MEN.

France, Russia and Germany Enter
a Friendly But Energetic Protest
Against the Japanese Annexing
Any Part of the Chinese Mainland
The End is Not Yet.
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HIT VERY LOW.

Washington April %. Tonight there is
no change in the condition of Represent
alive Hit, of Illinois. He is still a very
sick man.
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. :&leepn GQe WeuiQfeittn.

Der miutommene S4pee 1T ba unb
nit ibm cine CUTE S@littenbabn. Ser
tribe @inter tommt namentli@ ben
9ol3> unb &oblenbanoler gu Statten.
@m. @emele unb @attin befanoen
ii@ am Montas sel@af:sbalber in Nem
ulm. i
@ountp:@ ommiKdr Sub. q. 9iuess
beim bat ii9 auf ieiner Garm in Comm
Start BON Sac. Srmins einen $50 Tu6
tiefen Drummer bobren laiien.
Die Maj9inerie fir bic neue elettri>
i9e 2i9tanlase 1T anselanst, unb wenn
MQes nod @uni@ sebt, wiro @leepp
@pe nod Dor Neuiubr 1p.eoer nit elettri>
i@er Beleu4tuns uerieben fem.
Sn Der bieiisen euanselii@en Stride
finben a1abenoli9 0eriamd,lun9en ftatt,
bel pel4en @eu. Sabr pom @ep. Geo.
S@dfer aus @ourtlonb ai1iitirt wirb.
Sn ber Tamilie Don Treb. Gesmer 1T
Elm tleines munteres E0@ter@en ein9es
tebrt.
Gin r@lectrics8 elts@oncern" bdlt
ii@ felt elmer Wo@e i'm bieii9en Opern>
baus auf. IS 1T eritaunli@, baB es
nod 10 uiele 2eute 9iebt, bic trob Der
i@le9ten 3eiteu nod @elb fir berarti>
gen S@uno iibris baben.
Die Tamilie pom @m. @rOnbol3 in
YrairiepiQe betrauert ben VerluI It zines
tleinen Sobn@ens, meldes lette Wo@e
itarb. ~
Carl 8er9 unb @ottin feiern am
Dienita9 ben 8. Dejember bas Geit oer
iilbernen 9o@5eit. .
6. ". Qemte unb Satin aus @otton>
moob County b%efanben. ii3 lette Wo@e
auf 8eiu9 III Sleepp @pe.
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unIere Wuiiter babsm ii@ uereis
ni9t. iobaB fernerbin idmmtli&es muii'
salii9es Talent unter cine &esie tommt.
8iuise Yierbebeden, pom g.. 90
aufwdrts bas Yaar iinb I'M Sattler9es
i4dft BON Sobn $. &reti4 3u
baben. 8 (37
- @er ben 0antiasunsstas beute
in fr0bli@er Beiie bei@lieBen mill, bat
bic Wusmabl ;wii9en ben 8duen in Der
E%urnbaue, in ,Sdmuters Tiuoli uno in
Der Union Sale.
- Sol. Wm. @roots pom ct. paul;
@bief: engineer Der minneapolis & st.
Qouis Babn, beiano ii@ lette @o&e els
nise Gage lang i'm Sntereiie Der neueu
minneapolis, Ntep, lllm & Soutbweits
ern 8abn ino Der Stabt.
- Trau Sames Ibomas pom Cans
born, bic ii@ unsefabr IA Gage lang i'm
bieii9en 9ospital unter ber 8ebanblun9
BON Or Weucome Sr. BON SIeepp
Gpe beiano, 1T lesten Donneritas I'M
NIter BON A Sabren am Masentrebs
seitorben. Die Qei@e Der 0erftorbenen
wuroe nod Sleepp gpe seora@t uuo
baielbit ant Samitas beerbist.'
- Die Grl. Sennie unb Mnnie Nns
berion unternabmen am Sonntas cine
SAJ;tk.sok~k A;s ;kren Sohr Io;At ,u,,
llnsliid bdtte ,ueroen t0nnen, inoem i'm
iloliden Gnbe Der Stabt bic 9feroe
bur9sinsen, in einen @raben liefen une
bic Oamen etwas %unianft in ben S4nee
ieeten. Das @eipann lief bann in
uouer @ariere bic MinneiotaitraBe bin>
auf, nobel Der S4litten iowie @ei@irr
3iemli@ fart mitsenommen muroe.
Die bette Qualitdt @eleet:O DIFFERS
Su so Gents per Quart tets frii& au
baben bel @. Gibner. 80
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Eourtldn6 NQdrimten.

@er ii@ am Dantiasunsstase ami>
iiren mill, ber ueridume ben BaQ in ber
@oobmen>9aQe ni@t.
Sulius Mnberion bat bel Geo. 80.
S9lottmann cine @tele als &uti4er
an9etreten.
@bas. 80. Blod lit 3u ieiner alien
2iebe 3uridsetebrt unt miBt 9esenmdr>
tis bel 8omen Bros. Calico uim. ab.
&arl weiB INNER nod, wie lang cine
Darb 1T.
Gbeo. 2anse %uerianote am Morta9
3mei Garlaouuseu @@weine na@ benz
Often. Gbeoor Gift aber OF thinner
ben bid ten Pries for Swisn.
Trau 8obiin BON @ebwoob Gaus Be-
iu9te mdbrenb Der @o@e bieii9e @er>
wonbte uno reiife oann mad Storm
Gate. Sa., mo iie Bel ibrem Sobne Carl
ben @inter uerbrin9en miro.
Der @eibna@tsmann bat fir Court
lamb unbeoinst fem 9%auptquartier bel
9enrp S@lottraann apfsei4lasen.
Geo. 6. SEMEN, 9e9enwdrtt9 bel
Yeter @britenien in Sleepp @pe als
@lert an9eiteQt, befanb ii@ am @onn>
tag NIT ieinem "best girl" auf 8eiud
in uni erer Mitte.
&obert Yieoer pom Morsan mar am
Treitas sei@dftsbalber in @ourtlanb.
9enrp S9lottmanns Sobn4en LEG
i4mertrant an ber 2unsenent3anbune
barnieber.
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9o@Seit feiern gu tSnnen.
- Wobl bic sroBartisite rS@meine=
rei", bic nod jemals in Stem ulm gu
ieben mar, tonnte an Mtonta9 beoba@>
tet wer6eu. 6unoerte BON Garmer
bra@ten III ienem Gage lire fetten
v@runier" in bic Staot uno bic Muffdu>
fer babier waren taum i'm Stanoe, bie>
ielben 10 i9neQ ME ie tamen in @m<
pfan9 gu nebmen. i. @tibe aQein er>
belt 10 @ar(aouusen, bic er AM Monta9
unb Dienitas ueri4i&te.
- Gin &ru9 ausse3ei9neten CALI
fornia BORDEAUX aus benz Seller pom
Sobn s. Meumanns @einbaus traf am
Samitas auf inherent Sanctum elm.
Ma@ elmer einsebenoen probe NOR bas
l1rtbeil r9ut" sefdQt. 9luf @inlabuns
beii@ti9ten mir bann aud nod ben &el>
ler, mel@er gar Wan9eu in @ri taunen
ieten miirbe. Derjelb lit 9eu0lbt,
gut uertaltt, nit Gements8o oen uerieben
uno NIT luftbi@ten Gbiren uerl@lo6en.
SIN Seller befinten li9 etua 3mei Gar
laounsen einbeinii9er lowie importir>
ter Meine unb Qiquore unb ioute bes>
balb 9eraoe Semanb wesen zines @eib>
na@tspraients in 8erlesenbeit seratben,
ME mare es init einem vsuten Eropfen?"
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Gin 4ausi&ab.

.. U. Tuler BON Ganaiobarie, q. D..
ia9t, eab er INNER Or. 8in8s Neue Gntbet=
flung I'M !9aNie bGlt unb feline Samilie INNER
bic beiten Griol9e pom beren @ebrau1 babe ;
Ct mo4te ni&t obne bieielbe ieim. Mpotbeter
y. y. Opteman pon GatSsiu, q. D., ia8t
bab Or. Sings Neue Gntbedun9 uNbeltreit=
bar 6aS bette Suitenmittel ie,, bab CT bieielbe
lett 8 Sabren III ieiner Namilie 9ebraudt ba=
be unb lie INNER ben Serlprebun9em nad9e=
fommen iei. Warum ui1t cine 70 bemGbrte
Webisia beulteE? NrobeHaideu irei 1T 8
W. Ollens Ipotbete; ,semSbnli@e GrOben
so Cts. unb 81:
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Neme Mn3et8en.
3,a %pcrtauteu.

iiub 10 9der 9utes 9ol;lanb in @ection s in
Iown Sisel. Ma9sufraSeu bel Mrs. 81.
Nrant III Sleepp Gpe ODER Y. 9. Sod, gsem
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@oruber. 1T bic Sommer3eit,
Ser Wtnter nabet balb,

Ser @inter nabet balb,
Da braudt man marine &leiber,
81 jung man, ooer alt.
@er einen 9uten In3u9 MIL
0on Stoff uno Nrbeit fem,
Der TONNE nur getroit gu mir
Gr iou 3ufrieoen iein.
Gin 9utes Siten, neuite Moo'
Mirb INNER 9arantirt;
0ie feinite Nrbeit ieoer3eit
@irb iauber qus9eflbrt.
Mu@ made i3 gu ieoer 3eit
@e@t fart, uno au@ iebr i@ne1,
Die aQerbeite &eparatur
Pretswur6is unb reell.
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@. g,bner bat ioeben cine srobe
Mfense WeibnadtssS pejialitdten erbals
ten.
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Weibna9ten itebt Dor Der TbIre uub ba
merfen ii9 bic Trase,, auf, pas i9eute i9 benz
@atten, Der Srau ober Dem 2ieb9en? Was
sibt es ba S9Sneres, als cine Photographic?
3mei ueue Muiter. Ni9ts S1Omeres inn
Warfte!
W berfelb,
80 103 8roabpap.
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Sur 8ea@tun8.

Sur 8ea@tun8.
Ole @runbei9entbums BETTER Dor New
ulm iiub b,ermit an9emieien bic Seitenme9e
Dor ibrem @i9entbum, ber betreifenbem Oroi=
nan; semGb, l9neeirei unb laMber gu balten.
MQe Seite1,uese, bic bis 10 l1br Yormitta9s
ni9t i9ueerein linb, uerben auf Soften Der
Gi9ent6umer bur9 bic Staot %9elaubert.
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