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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
An Appeal Is Made to Congress to prOvic
n New Financial Re mcdv

An Appeal Is Made to Congress to Provide
New Financial Remedy.
Washington, Dec. 20.-The president,
at 4.2O p. M. sent the following import
ant message to congress on the financial
situation:
To the congress.
In my last annual message the evils of
our present financial system were plainly
pointed out and the causes and means Of
'he depletion of the government gold re-
serve were explained. 1t was therein
stated that after all the efforts that had
been made by the executive branch Of the
government to protect our gold reserve
by the issuance of bonds amounting to
more than $l62, 600, such reserve then
amounted to but little more than $79, 600 900,
that about 100000 900 had been Withdrawn
from such reserve during the month next
previous to the date of that message, and
that quite large Withdrawals for shipments
in the immediate future were predicted.
The contingency then feared has reached
us and the Withdrawals of gold since the
communication referred to and others that
appear inevitable threaten such q deple-
tiOn In our government gold reserve as
brings us face to face with the necessity
of further action for its protection. This
condition Is intensified by the prevalence
IN certa1n quarters or sudden and unusual
apprehension and timidity in business cir
cles.
We are in the midst Of another season of
perplexity caused by our dangerous and
fatuous financial operations. These may
be expected to recur with certainty as long
as there is no amendment In our financial
system. II In this particular instance our
predicament Is at all influenced by re-
cent insistence upon the position we
should occupy In our relation to certain
questions concerning our foreign policy
this furnishes q signal and Impressive
warning that even the patriotic sentiment
Of our people Is not an adequate substitute
for a sound financial policy. or course
there can be no doubt in any thoughtful
mind as to the complete solvency of our
nation nor can there be any Just apprehen-
sion that the American people will be
satisfied with less than an honest payment
Of our public obligations In the recognized
money of the world. We should not over
look the fact, however, that aroused fear
Is unreasoning and must be taken into
account IN all efforts TO avert public loss
and the sacrifice Of our peoples interests.
The real ard sensible cure for our re-
curing troubles can only be effected by
a complete change In our financial scheme.
Pending that the executive branch of the
government will not relax its efforts nor
abandon IL. determination t!s use every
means wikhtn ~ rboch to maintain, before
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
NINE DISASTER.
Terrible Results of an Explosion at
Chattanooga Twenty. -Four Mine rs Lose
Thcfr I tvcS


Terrible Results Of an Explosion at
Chattanooga Twenty -Four Mine rs Lose
Their Lives.
Chattanooga. Dec. 2O.-Twenty four
miners lost their lives today in the
Nelson mine entry. No. 10, near Day.
ton, Tenn, by an explosion or hre
damp. The explosion was succeeded by
a terrific crash, which indicated that
the roof Of the passage through which
they had entered had fallen in. No
avenue of escape was left. and there Is
no possibility that any of them will be
found
The mine is the property of the Day
ton Coal and Iron company. three miles
from the town of Dayton, and is
reached by a spur track. The men are
both white and colored.
The Nelson mine has been worked for
twelve years or more, and the entry
where the unfortunate miners are en-
tombed ran back more than two miles
from the mouth of the mine. The mine
Is of the kind common in Southern coal
fields, known as a drift or level veined
mine, and worked in the direction of
the vein straight into the face of the
mountain. but before entry is reached
long slope extends to level several
hundreds yards below. at an angle of
about twenty degrees.
Rescuing parties have been working
vigorously all day trying to reach the
entombed miners, but 1t is probable
that they will be several days forcing
an opening through the wall of fallen
roofing. which must be made safe as
they proceed.
The foul air quickly eXhausts the
workmen, who are relieved by fresh
hands.
The work will continue day and night
till the bodies are recovered At the
drift mouth hundreds OF women and
children soon gathered. and the picture
of their grief and despair Is heart-rend-
ing.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
PROTEST FROM BOSTON.
Business Men Believe the Political Crisi.
Needs Consideration

Needs Consideration.
Boston, Dec. 20.-Messrs Lee, Higgin-
son & company; Kidder, Peabody &
company; Parkinson & Burr; Jackson
& Curtis; Richardson, Hill & company
Brewster. Cobb & Estabrook; Tower
Giddings & company, and Charles Head
& company, headed a petition today
which was signed by fifteen houses on
the stock exchange, according to the
rules, and a meeting of the exchange
was ordered for tomorrow noon for the
following purpose:
ITO appoint committee Of three
members, who shall be instructed to go
to Washington and represent to ..-e
president Of the United States, to Sec
retary Olney, to the speaker of t..e
house and to the senators and repre-
sentatives Of Massachusetts, that they
are not correctly Informed of the opin-
ion of the business men of Boston in the
present political crisis, which calls for
more careful consideration than 1t is
now receiving"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
THIRTY.NINE KILLED.
Terrible Csta a. ophe n. the Gum ok Co,
Mines

Raleigh, N. c., Dec. $3.50 far as
known up to this time thirty nine lives
were lost In the Cumock coal mine dis
aster yesterday. Thirty-five bodies
have been brought up SO far and four
still remain inthe mine.
Many of the officials assert that the
total 10 only thirty-eight. They insist
that the explosion Of dynamite caused
the disaster, while the miners say the
explosion fired the dynamite. The APP
pearance Of the bodies is horrible.
Some are burned beyond recognition.
There Is great difficulty in obtaining
rescuers. as very few volunteers can be
obtained, despite the urgent peladings
Of Superintendent Gail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
SHOT BY A BURGLAR,
Thrilling Experience of Mrs. Scott and
Miss Roth.

Monongahela, Pa, Dec. 20.-At Sunny
Side, a small village near Monongahela.
last night, about 12 o'clock, a masked
burglar entered the house Of Mrs Je-
NINA Scott. a widow, with whom
young lady, named Miss Rath, boards.
After ransacking the house he went to
the ladies' bedroom and found them
awake. They began to scream and ...e
intruder opened fire. one shot striking
Mrs. Scott In the forehead.
Not content with this, the robber
dragged Miss Rath from the bed and
carried her into an adjoining room,
where he attempted to assault her. out
was scared away. Mrs. 6cott's condi-
tion 10 quite serious.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
Watches, Diamonds,
SilVerware and Sill
ver Novelties.
Ladies' Watches from
$500 to $500.
W. j. WEIGHED, Jeweler
Aos SPRUCE sT, NEAR DINE BANK

car service, not only Of the city, but Of
the Federal district. The same parties
are attempting to buy up the copper
properties in this country, and It II *.
pected before the deal IL closed there
will be several more miiiions Of "Kaf-
fir' money invested.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
INVESTING KAFFIR MONEY.
Alleged Agent Of DIrnato, Rhodes an
ROthschilLs in Mexi

A"eseo Agcut OF DHrnatO. Rhodes and
RothschilZs in Mexico,
Mexico City. Dec. 20-ine most i'm.
portant deals which have been made in
Mexico for many years are being made.
A. c. Butler. of South, Africa, arrived
few days ago with a letter OF credit
to the amount Of SIS. .ooo. 900 from Barney
Barnato. Cecil Rhodes and the Roths-
childs. He was given a cordial recep-
ton by President Diax,. and the result
OF his visit is the. investment Of severai
million dollars in the drainage tunnel
which the government has under way,
and IN the city water works.
Mr.. Butler has also taken an option
upon the street railway system for ST.
ooo'ooo' This includes thH entire street
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
Bric-a-Brac

The phrase is used here in its broad
est sense, and you'll find 1t hard to
find a more interesting collection
than we submit for your inspection.
The new prices will make these ar
ticles doubly interesting to many
buyers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
Books

For all ages. moods and minds. The
little tot who likes the gaudy col
ored pictures, and the sage who
sleeps himself in profound argu-
ment and thought can lind just what
they want at our Book Counter,
while the lighter literature. In
Poetry and Fiction. are amply rep
resented. Prices, of course, are half
those Of the regular Bookman's.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
p. ]. boyle Killed,

Bethlehem. Pa. Dec. N.-P. J. Doy1e %
Pittston, proprietor Of the Wyomihe
House. attempted to board paseshgts
trrain here today while 1t was in inotioAs
but fell, and was dragged hfty yards. Hlo
legs were broken and he WAS internally
injured. He lies in q critical condltiUn -
the hoeottal
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
I he
Drop
I'm Prices
Has Come
III s a
Big One

All Holiday Goods are now marked for
the slaughter, and with but few ex-
ceptions, such as where there Is but
one or two extra choice things left,
the cut is deep and the saving in
price plain to the most casual OBJ
server.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
The Toy World

Has contributed its newest and best
efforts to make our stock attractive
and complete, and the littleness of
prices under the new cut makes
buying pleasure.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
WEATHER REPORT.

For eastern Pennsylvania, generally fAar,
but cloudy and threakening near thoceAelS
warm southeasteriy winds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
Pictures

Make most acceptable presents. One
collection is well worthy of your at
tention, and the new prices will as
tonish and delight you.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
Our LINEN Department
is Unequaled

DINNER AND LUNCH SETS,
NAPKINS-TOWELS
TABLE AND BUREAU SCARFS,
PILLOW SHAMS AND CENTRES
EMBROIDERED IN DELFT
AND FANCY COLORS,
DOWN COMFORTABLES.
SILK PILLOWS
AND CUSHIONS AND AN
ELEGANT STOCK OF
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'a
UMBRELLAS IN
LATEST DESIGNS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
NLEY'S
H[0LIDAY Y
GOODS
A good Silk Dress is als
ways an acceptable gift
for a lady. =,
WWl LlWe
is Very Attractive

BLACK AND CoLOREu
SILKS AND SATtNS. ,
ELEGANT PERSIAN SILKS,
FOR WAISTS.
FANCY AND PLAIN VELvETa
FOR WAISTS,
REAL LACES AND
LACE HANDKERCHIEFa
HAND EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
SILK AND LINEN
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEF -
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
KID GLOVES =.
AND MITTENS.
SILK GLOVES
AND SILK MITTENS:f
." SILK HOSIERY =
AND UNDERWEAR, "
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
city rireruen in Service.

The police have been greatly over
worked since the strike began, and to-
day many Of them were given a rest
and city firemen were pressed into SER
vice to do duty in their place. The
Paramount Park guards were also given
orders to hold themselves in readiness
fve deputy United States marshals On
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14

elmmal gebraudtt, tpirn lie jtets allem ats
1eren bOr3iebrr. Shre gDtrfung 1T nad)bal'
tig; iie balten ben 2eib offen ,lno betutrfen
regelmd dbtgen Stublgang, tudbreno nad5
beln @ebramd)e anberer Ytllen b6ufig luteber
Derltopfuug folgt. Desbalb iinb iie audi 10
beliebt bel BerIomen, bte an d)ronii6er Sarts
Ieibisfeit, 9dnorrboiben unb ben pielfadlen
bantit perbuubenen Befhmerben leiben. Ote
vBelletS" Iino rein pegetabiilh NIB BET jeoer
&0rperfonititution burdauS Mn1ddolid. Sbr
@ebraub n,ad)t feline beionbere Sorgfalt,
ieine belonbere Didt ober llnterbrehnng oer
getuobntem QebenSipei1e nno Yefhdfttgun9
notbnenotg. Ste pernrIad]en feline 9fmers
aen ober Grihiitterllng bes 9piten1s; tte tuir=
Ten tn n1tlber, letd)ter ilnb II a tiir 1t d. er
@etie unb ibrem @ebraude iolgt fein Riid.
foll. Sbre Giilfe 1T bon Dauer.
Die YelIetS tttrtrem 8ilioftdt, gaitrii1es
unb btli0ieS &opftpeb, S6,ptnbel, 9artlets
bi9feit ober Herftopfmmg, Wiagenueriduerun9,
Mppetitperlnif, bcleste .3nnge, Seroauun9s>
befdwerben ooer Dpspepiie, 8iilplen, Cob
bremen, @dn1er3en i,ab beln @enMb bon
Mabt3eiten 11no dbnltdJe 9t0run9en Der
Gunftionen be8 WagenS, Der 0eber NIB oer
Ginse,ueibe. 9ls 8etueis ibrer uniibertrof'
fenen gorsse mag ansefiibrt tueroen, oab
fie na4 einn1aliser Strobe iiberau unter
bic 3ab1 ber Sausn,ittel aufsenomn1en ,uur.
ben. Ste finb in periiegelte @lasFaidden
perpadt unb besbalb itets friib nnb super.
ldfFs. Gin fleines vYellet" er,ueidt, atuet
fiibren 9elinbe ab. @ortreffltd iino tie ale
nDinersYine"; CUR geforoermns Der Ser.
bauuns nad einem id,uere,, Diner niu,mt
u,an elm nYellet". Sie iino tuir3ts fleine,
persuderte &6rnden ;ieoes 2ilso ntmmt iie,
obne iih 5u ftrduben.
Mlan laiie fi9 feine anbere YiIe als veben.
10 gut" aufid,paten. Sir ben 9dnbler mo-
gen anbere ebenio gut ober bener iein, neil
Ct u1ebr baran uerbient; aber nidt tim,
ion6ern benz &oniu,nenten iollen tie 1elfeu.
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Dos Stats, ,Roiter".

STE Mrbeit bes Staots'p p&ofer-Se=
partements" (OrbOnnans- sabells) If
1,obeau poIenbet, unb nod 9erous9abe
bes IL. Banbes 1T nur mob bas Sn'
holtspersei9niB iibris, wel9es 1hon jest
aur 6dlfte fertis 1T. Die Mnssbote fir
10000 gremplare bes IL. Banoes MUIR
ben seitern seOifnet uno lauten tDte
folat: 2anins Yrinting @ompanp po1'
Morpalt, CATS Gents per Bano; ). y.
6apoee, glepelanb. 69.9 @ents; Ob.o
Wallep publilbins Company, Cincinnati,
69.9 Gts. ; WeRbote Company. 9olum'
bus, 71.75gts.; 5pabr & Glenn. 73 @ts.;
Merner Company, Mtron, 73 Gents ;
W. s. Sloon & 66bne. Cincinnati,
1915 Gents unb 74.75 Gents per Uano,
ie nod Der Qualitdt bes 9apiers. Die
gommii5ion fiir Staatsbrndiaben ,utro
ndbiten 5reitas ben Rontrott nerseben.
9os ynaebot Der 2anins printins 80.
1T bos niebrisfe. tuel9es iemals fir
Sruden bes Mofers sefeat muroe. Sas
Bud pirb unsefdbr Z sn 10 sou groB
iein unb iiber 800 Seiten entbalten.
Ginbonb in ldbwaraem Maroeco 2eber.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
1ueorporationen.

Nm Ireitoq rurbe r9be plain Gitp
gresbpterian gbur&" in Der Office bes
Stoatsjetretdrs ineorporirt. Die Sn'
eorporatoren Fnb: $. y. 5leming, u.
9. Cole, s. g. MeDomea, Gprus
3immermonn, u. 5. @tauffer, S. %.
&ourtriebt unb Soeob Weaper. Gerner
uurben ineorpo,irt: w9be Joeus pub'
Iiibino COMPANY, Canton, Afttentapital
s 900, unb r9be 2imerid Outing Club
Gowpanp," Canton.
I'm Dienftos tpurbe r9be Gou4ing
Club BON Columbus in Der Office oes
6toots.5etretdrs inforporirt. 9ie Sn.
forporatoren linb: Derrin $. Sanousfp,
eyoiepb 8. Daub, GLEN 9omep, 9enrp
Rort unb @eorse Mebser. Ser Club
bat ietnen @iB in 534 Weit BroaoitroBe
Hermer wurben intorporirt: .Sbe giti'
aens Telephone Company" Baibinston
6. g.. Mttientapital $4,000; rSbe
W1drquis 6arb,.are gompanp". Belle
fontoine, Mftientapitol $4,000; x9be
Smperial athletic Club Company"
Glepelonb. Mttienfopital $500; ~Sbe
Weifern ReIerpe poultrp & Yroonee
gomponp", glepelanb, Mitienfapital
$4,000; xfbe Ban Wert Building &
Gapinss gompanp", Wan Wert. 3u.
nobme bes Aftienfapitals bon $500. 900
III $1,OOO,O 900; ~ glepelonbi eroi
Bottbpanp 2oios 9arias es ee9elp3o
Noi gQplet", Glepelono.
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Dermifhtes.

Die Dertbeibisuns in benz Ralb'ihen
Morbfau berietb f9 bariiber, ob mon
ni9t bes 9obti6lass i9uIbis p!aibiren
ion !; in bielem Jaq brau9te mon bann
feine Surp, nm ben @rab bes Nerbre-
9ens feit3uite1en.
Cine petition unter3ei9net BON Mil-
liam M. @robam unb so anberen Gin.
mobnern Der 9omnlbips perrp, Wa1b.
ineton unb @baron, bamit bas gountp
3uei ober mebr Blutbunbe our Weriol.
gung bon 0erbre4ern anldaffe, wurbe
bel ben Gountp gommiiIdren etneereidt.
gDie mir bereits beri4teten,
puroe bic Anflase eesen gountp.Snee-
nieur Dun als unbeeriinbet obge pi.ien.
proiscutor Dper min inbefen geqen
bieie gnti9eibune appelliren, bamit bas
Oberseri@t feitftellen ioll, tuie pieI oer
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
2lus oem Buroes=6ebduoe.

Ser Wertouf an Steuermarfen In
benz golumbuIer Binnenfeueramt mdb'
renb bes Monats Sanuar seitaltete iib
folgenbermoben: Bier, $12,154.5O; 81.
qarren, $14,654.79; 2arten, $25.9S ;
Sabot. $72.54; Spe3ialiteuer, $75
Oleomargarin, $3,O63.O8 - 5ulommen,
$3O,O45.S9. Sn Dem sleiden Monat
bes Woriabres ersab Der 0erfauf on bie-
fen Marfen $29,672.19.
6ilfs.golleftor 2emts 1ambltn BON
benz Gnlumbuier Binneniteuer-4mt Ct.
belt am Treita9 burd Collector Wec-
MiQen ieine erite oifi3ieue Snitruftion
besieli9 Der Gintommeniteuer. st wire
ansefpielen, bic Jormulore No.'s 365
unb 366 an ale Yerionen, @orporatio'
men, @elen19often ulw. 5u pertbeilsn,
bic bur9 bos @eieb betroHen iperben
unb benlelben iebe gemiini4te Mustunft
au geben. Wer inbeHen feline Jor-
mulare erbdlt, 1T beswe9en ni4t BON Der
ginrei9uns ber perlansten Angaben
iiber iein gintommen entbunben, fous
baslelbe iiber $4,000 betrd9t.
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Kur3es Uuerlei.

- Mit Musnobme Der Counties
Grantlin unb 9uron betrdst tie @taats-
i9ulb in bielem Sobr $4,000, 900,
eegeniiber BON ynur" $78,OOO,OOO i'm
Sabre 1898. Mu9 Elm Beweis fir bic
v0ortrsffli9teit ber republitanii9en
0erualtuns" unb fir bic Besabuns
9errnWe&inlep's als Ginanomann.
- Sn @prinsielb 1T am 4. Tebruar
1err Daniel g. 9uben, elmer Der
dlteiten Biirser iener Staot, i'm Nlter
BON "a Sobren setorben. gr murbe
am 6. Gebruar unter Besleituns Der
Deutl9en @eieqidaft unb pieler
Jreunbe unb Nermanbten aur lebten
Rube beitattet. Serr Suben NOR piele
Sabre lang Nsent bes r@efbote" unb
bat li4 INNER als Elm treuer Jreunb
unb gbrenmonn betpabrt. Hube ieiner
Aide.
Die Reiben Der alten Yioniere li1ten
fi9 INNER mebr unb bos Deutl9tbum
perliert an iebem bieler Biebermdnner
eine. StiBe,bes Junbaments, auf tueldem
bas @ebdube rubt.
-Sn berDienitas obsebaItenen semetn.
lamen Sibuns Der ftaatli9en Beb6rbe
fur 6ffentli9e Mrbeiten unb ber Canal
Gommiiion tpurbe Der 9a9teontrott fiir
ganal.2dnbereien in Maumee gitp na6e
9olebo nit Yeter W. Yool fiir
perfallen erfldrt, neil berielbe bic
padtiumme nidt be3ablt bat. Dos
2anb murbe bann an bic Solebo unb
Maumee 0anep Bobn permietbet. Ser.
ner tpurben Offerten fir bic Dertiefune
bes Wiami JIuies nom 2smistoa Re.
ierpoir big Songs Dam ee0ffnet, tpofiir
bic 2e9islatur $4,000 bemiai9te.
- Wenn mir benz Denper (goloru5o)
r@unbap Mereurp", einem @eniations-
blott Glauben i9enfen loaten, 10 mdre
Mep. Brandt, tpel9er aud bier in 60.
lnmbus bemnd4it eini9e 9ebrsben geeen
bic fatbolii9e 2ir9e pom Stapel lalien
min, ein sana semeiner S9minbler. Sn
Der Nusgobe pom 2. Jebruar marnt Die
senannte 3eitung Dor bieiem Rep.
Brandt unb beidulbist i'm auber anbe.
rem Dineen, ipdbrenb feiner Nnmeienbeit
in Denper In 0erflei6un9 bic niebrig-
ten Borbele beiu@t, ii9 nit ben Mdb.
den einsela6en unb 1i9 tbierii4 betrun.
fen 3u baben. Ct bobe BON Denper
fort miiKen, um ii9 Der Werbaftuns zines
Weraebens wesen 5u ent3ieben, bas ibm
3u@tbousitrafe einoebraht bdtte.
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Gin munoeruoles l1uteruebm, ut
9eiluus oer an &ata1rb
QeiOsu0eu.

Seit Dr. 9artman bic OHerte ma9te,
10000 Jdlle BON 9rouiI1em Rotorrb
toitenfrei 3u iibernebmen, tamen maNen.
baft Briefe aus allen Staaten in Der
Union. Cine enorme Malie BON Yoit.
laden tperben jeben Sag pon ben Oifi3i=
nen bes Dottors absei4idt. Cine
Mense @tenosropben, 8opiiten unb
pripat. glerts finb BON Morsen bis
Nbenb bamit beiddftist, bic Menee BON
Briefen. bic Der Dottor biftirt, au 19rei.
ben unb aus3uarbeiten. Wtan nimmt in
allen Sbetlen oes 2anbes bos erDbte
Sntere6e an bitten Ruren. Dieieni9en,
uelde bic Inmeiiuneen bes Dottors
iorsfdltis befolsen, meroen fiber turirt.
Wenn fi9 Semanb als Yatient an.nel.
ben min, 10 iolte Der Name, bas Nlter,
bas &el9le9t unb bic @pmptomen an.
sesebsn uno on Or. 9artman, 3olum.
bus, Obio. obreiiirt tperben. Seoer
Brief miro Der Reibe no9 lorgfdltig be.
antwortet perben. NQe Mpotbtter in
ben san3en Ser. Staoten baben Dr.
1artman's 9eil,nittel our 8ebanbluns
BON Ratarrb.
Dteien.sen. wel4e aus irgenb einem
@runo ibre Namen ni9t als regular.
patienten Dr. 9ortman's eing.tragen
baben uno benno4 BON benz Doftor be.
banbelt werben pollen. loQten unperaiig
lid fur Elm gyemplar bes Jamilienarates
No. 2 i4iden. DieIes Bud entbdlt
cine grtldrung, mie 1r. 8artman's
peilmittel pe.ru=na, onsemonot tpsroen
mub bel 6roniidem Ratarrb, Ga Grippe
puiten, Grfdltunsen, Bron9itis.
Shminoiu6t unb allen tlimatll1en
Rrantbeiten bes Winters. 15rei per.
ihidt BON abe pe-ru na Drug Manu=
featuring Company, Columbus, Obio."
6ur ein toitenfreies Bud iber 2r.bs
ooreiiirt on Dr. 9artman, Columbus,
Obio.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
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