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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12
Correspondence.
ADVERTISING RATES.

These advertising rates have been adopted
by the CALRDoNIAN and VIII be usea uhuIiur-
Their notice.
Per inch per week, 500. Per month
$50. For three months, 50. For SIX
months, Sc. One year. S..
DscoUNrs-To all advertisers using regu-
iarly three inches or more, 20 per cent as
count from the above rates. Advertisers us
ing FIVE inches or more regularly, 70 per cent
discount.
Local notices wants, for sale, etc. cents
peT word first insertion These will be set in
reading matter type and given the best posi-
ton in the paper Legal notices 10 cents
line three insertions. Probate notices $3.50
each for three insertions. Dissolution, liber.
alton and similar Offices 1.50 each for three
insertions Card Of thanks rs cents. Obitu-
AIRY poetry 10 cents line.
Advertisers using space regularly next to
reading matter viii be charged . cents above
these rates For full position, top Of column
next to reading matter or following reading
matter, 20 per cent will be charged above
these rates.
Advertisers requiring change Of copy often
er than twice month will be charged for
com position Of advertisements at the rate OF
rs cents an hour for actual time spent.
Solid electrotypes only will be taken. We
cannot use cuts with wood bases.
These rates are inyariable and will be ad-
htred to by the publishers.
c. NJ. STONE & co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12
REV. |. w. HILL.
Pastor Methodist Church, Accord, N. Y. .,
says Cancerous diseases can be cured.

ACCORD, n. Y.-Under the old school
method it was believed that any disease
of cancerous growth could never be
cured. The surgeons knife was resorted
to, but the old trouble was sureto break
out again.
Since the discovery of DR.. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, all this has been
changed-the action Of Favorite Remedy
upon the system leaves no trace poison
in the blood, the seeds of disease are eX-
PEELED and lost health restored. 4 not
able case of the efficacy of Dr.. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is that OF
the Rev, l. w. Hill of this town, Some
years ago he was suffering Win a cancer
of long standing, on his lip, and finally
concluded TO have it removed. In speak.
ing of his case Pastor Hill said About
three weeks previous to having the oper.
alton performed, | purchased Dr.. Ken.
nedy's Favorite Remedy and continued
taking 1t for some time after the cancer
was removed. Ten long years have
passed since then and no trace of the ugly
thing has returned. speak with knowl
edge in the highest terms of DR.. Ken.
nedy's Favorite Remedy as being able to
cure the troubles for which it is pre-
pared"
One Of our local physicians said, in ex.
planning the demand for DR.. Kennedy S
Favorite Remedy: 1T acts as a nerve
and blood food, and to my knowledge it
has made many permanent cures ofNerv.
Gus Debility, Sleeplessness, Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism and Of the sickness peculiar
to women, where other treatments have
failed. For headaches, constipation and
the run down condition, one often suffers
with, there is nothing else so good"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12

1t seems as though we have never had as many
genuine bargains to offer as we have at the pres
ent time.
In our south show window about % styles
of those popular washable Oriental Crepes at
2hc per yard. We have many other wash goods
from SAC. to 25c peryard, which will show genuine
merit If examined
Here special things which will not last long.
500 yds. Unbleached Cotton, 3hc. per yd
500 yds. Choice Gnghams at &C. "
1000 yds. o and 2hc. Ginghams, and Sc. "
o doz. Towels, easily worth &c. Csc. each
IS peces Dotted Muslin-every one bargain.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12
CHILD SICKLY?
Strength is Not Enough
for Proper Growth.
The Young Body Fails to Get
Well N0uriShed.
Needs Richer Bone and Tissue
Forming Food,
Body Cannot Grow Without Pure,
Sturdy Blood.
Unequalled Value Of Paine's
Celery Compound.

From birth till past the age Of 80 there
is growth; some of the bones do not
completely knit till So.
All this time in addition there is the
steady waste OF the tissues that must be
repaired. The demand upon the vitality
and upon the powers of assimilation is
thus enormous during these years. With
out plenty Of rich, nourishing blood
growth must be defective and tardy.
But when it courses through all the arte-
ries in full, vigorous stream, growth
goes on steadily and perfectly.
What countless numbers OF frail young
ster physicians see whose pitiably thin
wrists and bloodless faces cry out for
better nourishment. All this does not
escape the vigilant insight OF parents.
In thousands of homes it is well known
that the boys snd girls are somehow bad
lynourished.
The weak stomachs and organs of as
similation cannot extract the food for
growing nerves and brain in sufficient
quantities from the ordinary diet A
special nerve diet is what they need.
Paine's celery compound is Prof. Ed
ward E. Phelps great preparation for
nourishing these little frames and maxi
ing them grow into strong, active men
and women. DR.. Phelps, upon whom
colleges conferred their highest honors
for his invaluable Investigations in medi-
cine, knew from ripe experience the exact
needs Of these little sufferers.
A chorus of gratitude has gone up all
over the country, from mothers of child
rem once weakly and pale, without
promise of ever growing into robust
men and women, who have out-grown
weakness and lack of vitality by the
use of Paine's celery compound, taken
with the regularity that physicians adj
here to when prescribing this wonderful
nerve and blood restorative.
II is valuable in all wasting diseases,
in cleansing the blood of rheumatism
neuralgia, scrotula, and supplying new
and healthy vital huid-its value can
neither be weighed nor measured.
AS the great modern nerve and brain
strengthened and restorer Paine sIcelery
compound is pronounced invaluable by
all progressive physicians. Give this
grand invigorator a fair trial, and be
convinced.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12

for at Haverhill Corner sixty years
ago. Cheap postage, cheap PERIOD
icals, subscription books and per-
verified taste have driven that excel
lent educational institution almost
out of existence. Some of our MOD
rn changes are not improvements by
any means. There are many things
neresting in any old volume oInews'
papers, and the valuable quality con-
sists in its being in manner the
witness Of the events which itrelates'
The memory Of an old man is apt to
be colored by after impressions, and
married by forgettulness-the printed
page does not change. We turn the
pages and men long dead rise and
present their views upon topics long
forgotten.
have mentioned the attitude OF
this paper on the slavery question !;
upon the temperance reform 1t Is
curiously silent, and for the season
that there was hardly any reform OF
the kind then. 1t is only by what 1t
says incidentally that we realize the
change in public sentiment in regard
to drink. No inn-keeper in this part
OF the country would advertise
well stocked bar as one OF the at
fractions OF his hotel, and no man
selling his farm and personal property
by auction would think of attracting
customers to the sale by advertising
that barrel of whiskey and some
kegs of beer would be on taptor his
customers. Yet these things were
frequently done sixty years ago.
The influence Of the Democratic
Republican began to wane after the
death Of Isaac Hill. Its proprietors
were behind the times on public ques-
tions; they were too old to change,
and had become unpopular in their
own party; Haverhlll Corner, left to
one side by the railroads, had lost its
prestige, and in 1868 the paper sus-
pended publication. Butts files have
an increasing value as record OF
events and principles of its time, and
reward our search with many inter-
esting facts. 1t presented its views
with an ability and a dignity which
made it power in its day.
F.P.W.
Newbury Ctr, April, 1895.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12
Farm for Sale.

Ny farm, on what is known as Bible hill,
in st. Johnsbury, of $50 acres, well divided
and in good condition; well fenced, buildings
in good repair, plenty Of wood and never
failing water at house and barn. Cream can
be sent to the creamery either at Lyndon
vile or st. Johnsbury. Reason for selling
is poor health. Possession given the first
day of May if desired. Inquire of
H. S. PIERCE,
St. Iohnsbury Centre, VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12
RESIDENCE FOR SALE

Corner of Cliff and Webster streets. Lot
60 100 feet House contains ten rooms
and heated by furnace. Good barn and
woodshed. A desirable place for residence or
for renting. Price low and terms easy
c. H. STEVENS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12
VERMONTERS,

While the Caledonian fully covers all the
news ofthis county and vicinity, we advise
our readers to take the Burlington Free
Press for the State and general news, in
which field the Free Press easily excels all
other Vermont papers.
We club the CALIFORNIAN and the Week
ly Free Press, "a twelve page paper both
one year for $2.35.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12
New Spring Garments.

We are showing splendid line Ladies' Misses and Chdres
Jackets and Cpes Don't wait until the best sellers are gone
This is the season for Carpets Wall Papers and Draperes Re-
member that this is one of our strongholds
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-23
ytr. 20.
Sin ncjpnratrr GinbrcGer.
0rsi BOIisiit,n MAIDEN 5asO uuf ibu

9rei YoIiSiit,u MAIDEN So9O uui ibu.
Sergeant GjittingS unO Die POlijiitcn
gtOOnan unO gatbom pom mlttleren
YOli3eiOlItritt bGtten beute WtOr9en gcs
gen l llbr eluen &f nit etnem Giu4
BREEDER 81 beltebeu, uno es lit elm Buuz
ser, baB feiner Ser POIijillen pcrlcet
mur6e.
Sergsant @ittin98 ging UNI blc gc'
nunnte :3eit sic 9lorO @burlesltraBe
entlan9, ais er ciueu 0tauu aus DEM
bon Willaro g. Slaf bewobnten 0aulc
9tr. 2O17, rOs@barle8itruBc, fommen
unO 0aoOnIauieu Iab.
Gr CAB iOIOrt 0N5 9tOtblignal uuO Die
Obcn 9enannten %OIi;ilten idlOiien iit9
ibm III Der SuQo uod benz Ginbredlsr
al. Sole 10 0auicrgeuierte fOIgten
Die Foli3iiteu, ub uno ;u ibre 9feuOluer
abisueru0, Dem 6ludtIing uno cicier
Drebte iid cnOlid I'M unO erwlOcrte OuS
6euer, Obne i:OO9 ciucu Der ROli3ilten
su treiien.
2llS er en0lid ielnen 9iepolper oOQs
Itanoiq eelcert bate. muBtc er lih Cr9cs
ben, unO Die POllSilten fanOen eIneu
WciIel bel ibm, Der aui iiini ser Sdl0is
isr iut Suuie oeS 0ru. SIuf paBic.
Su Scr mittlercn YOli;eiltatiOu CAB b,r
@eiangcne an. Ell beige Franf e. 9(ep,
nOIO8. lei 20 Sabre ult unO itamme
aus 8ilmln9tOn, Del. Gr waro iiir
elm beute 0tOr9cn itatt;uiiaNenOeS &crs
b0r feiteebattcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-23
Aus unltrer geltriaen 2. 4lOrgrn,
Ansaabc.

8rOOtlDn, NJ, p. 5anuar.
-Sn Der &irhenltoot uimmelt cs bon
SoIbaten uuO sGoli;iilen. 9feuzDort g
tapfere 2anbiolOatsn Ba5en Den GAIT
91iusr iibsrihrittsn, I'M ibrsn &amsras
Sen in 8roOflDn in Dem Sample sesen
Die IusitanSisen bei;uiteben. Sle ba'
BEN mebrere 8ugOnnet>llngrifie auf Die
SOlfsman:u untsrnOmmen, audi ibre
Gewebre ciniss @taIe abssfsuert, abr
se5hulb wur0 sliidIider 9Ssiie Die Ser
0fi.ntliduns ciu,r SerIuitliite niat
nOtbpenOis semaat, Aud bic YOli;et
bate beate feinen rubi9en Sag uno
ru6te manden StrauB nit Ssn Strjz
fern bsitsbsu, nobel cIni9e Der 5hrig.u
mebr ODER nliuoer our9 @uri9.iaoll.
oerlest wurOen.
Die gtepsDOrfer 0iiIis traf frab;cis
ti9 in grOoflpn Elm. Ons Z. 9ftsiz
mcnt fam I'M llbr, 1000 Mann Itarf,
unter Sb.rIt 9lpplstOn's Commando
om SalicpitruB:u Depot Der rGitDz
Sabn" an. Oi: @Ompa9nis'n Sc unb
j bliebsu bort un0 @Ompa9ui,'n u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-23
So. GnngreB.


SIM Sauit strictly business im Ssnat
t0aiuuii uub teiu Gubt.
8a albtngton, .. g., %. San
9tu9 elmer 6stdsisen Debate s.lan3 es
beute im oauie Srn. SOlmun bi.
Snbian.rsSermilIisunsesgiu fir baS
nit benz 30. Stunt 1896 5u guOc ssz
benOe 6iscaliabr aur annabm. 3u brins
gen, bod iuaro Der SeYt bcrIelbeu be-
beuteno oeranbert, ebe bas Ylenatz
@onlite Die Nnnabme Der giu empfabl.
Die SeranOerunseu bs3icbcn iid i.OOd
lebisIi4 auf Die sur J3.it iiblidbsn Bratz
tifeu im SnDluner, Siireau.
5n Der NorsenI Itunbe wur6en Die
Sill3 ansenommen, iuelhe baS Nnlesen
stncS glationalzYu aries gu GETTYSBURG,
Ea., unorpnet unb $75 900 SafIr be-
pllIist unb Oie @rn.nnuus BON SaOrtten
fur Die 6lotteuzgfaOemie resulirt. Der
Serid)t beS Gonieren;. 6 omlte'6 iiber Die
brinslid: SerWiDiaunsszSiu, uelde
Die S.rluillisuns fir DaS @iutreiben Der
GtnfOmmsnlt.ucr entbalt, waro unesz
nommsn. Dasesen peiserte iid ba8
Saus 0cm Scnats<9lmenSmcnt sur 8es
fciti9un9s Scrwiuisunss bcisuitims
mtn unO ucrlauste Elm @Onftr.n;=GO o.
mite, Sr. Sapers (Osm. Ser. maats
betannr, eaB er mor9.n Die rSOnOrD"z
ScripiQisun9Sbiu, audi SmnibuSzSiu
9cnannt auf;nTtn wsrbe. wOrauI Ser
tasuug einirat.
9m Senate bil6ete sic banaiiIde
9lnsecgenbeit fir Die Oauer BON slu:i
Stuncen BEN @esenltauO o:r Debate.
Sr. @rcD (Oem., Oel.) nabm bic Stsls
lung zines SertbclOissrs tsr 2lominiitras
tiOn Elm, luabreno gobss (9tep., MtaH.)
als anfia9er aaItrat. @r ipra6 OfIsn
;u @unlttn Der Ginperlslbuna Der banais
ij6sn Srislu Ssiten8 Der Ser. Staatcn
uns ertlarts, er buiie su icben, oaB Die
SunoeS 6lasse pleOer uieoers.laIIen
merSe, no lie clhmui auigshiBt NO. o.n
OOer, oaB ELI amerifaniidcr 6uB cinen
Shrltt riifwarts tbue, ua6Sem CT elns
nal uorwarts seidritten.
Sm yauie Der Debate nabm Soulcn
(9i,p., Conn Geranlaliuns ;u erflas
rem, buB es tslneswssS ieine ablidt &c.
wsisn, in iciner seitrl9en &e0e Sen Yrd>
iio:nt.n 81 beidulbiscn, buB ,r nit ben
buiuaiiid,n &uDalilten cOnipjrire. Der
&pls'ide SeidluB, auf uslasm Die De-
bate balirte, iuarO mad S9IuS Der
Oforaenliuule oem &alsnoer cinperl.ibt
uno oann unttrbielt Eurpi. Dem. SnO.) J
Die SsnutOren bis sur Ssrtaguus nit
elmer 0f.Oe ssssn ON 9tcarusua>Saual.
Bonn &an;ler ielbfs ipioerlest.
Serlin, %. San. - SIM preu6iz
lteu abgeorbnetenbuus crtlart. beutc
9teidstun;I.r 6Irit ;u 0obenlob., baB
Die Sebauptuns Ei6ter's, Die &an3ler=
mlroe leIn rein ornamental un0 untsr
BEN Witslierern ees prcuBiIdcn Sabiz
nets bsrrids Der qrOBte 3mitlpalt, ieosr
8tsriinOuns sutbebre. Die ueridieSsz
men @erii9t., welde Surh Die Yrclle
utrbrsit,t poroeu ieien, madten auI oas
Wsinift.rium feinerlsi Glubruf. Ntan
isb: III Oenlcibtu eiu;ig tin Seltrebcu,
lrsenO ciucm i'll Solte entltcbcnben @ss
fabl Der uuli9erbcit entssscu3utrsten.
llut.r ben DiitsIieOern b.s preuBild.u
&abinsts bsrrids Die srOste 3armOule.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-23
SranO in Der 1yriIBc.
Sin, 6amlae mt tuappsr ylotb pom 6lantD

Sine 6aml.ls mt tuappeT yiOtb POM 6lanIs
meutOOe gercttet.
Die 6amilte bc3 Srn. Gcor9e j.
Sroneiien, Der an GIaOItoaez 2lpcuue,
nabe Gure0OsBnrf, wObut, waro beute
Otorgcn fur5 na9 II llbr init tnappcr
9tOtb BON 0em 6lummcntOOe gcrcttct,
BOlBilt BuQ UOn 8altimOrcs@Ountg
JAP balo mad II llbr, ais er Die @laOz
ltOnes2lucnuc entlung ging, Jaub ou8
ben untereu 6eultern bes 2sitOdigeu
TobnbauieS O,r Tamilie SrOnellen
Oriusen unO CAB iOiOrt Den 6eueralarm
ab.
i3ugIsi6 ulurmirte ct bic gtabburn,
melhe bis sur llntuuit Der Sprieen NIT
Gimcrn uon Oeu angrcn3enben 0Gdern
aus ben 8ranO in Sda1 gu balteu pcra
iu6ten.
gludJ Orangen einige BON ibnen III
oa8 Sau8 unO ser Grlts, Der Die uers
idlOTen geweiene Suustbiir einbrOt,
traf auf Dem eriten 2rsppenabiaec oaS
0ienItmaOAen Der 6amiIe nit Dem BRET
Sabre alien &inOe oerieIber.
@leid oarouT wurOcu audi Die iibrl9cn
Oiitglieoer Der 6amtlte aus einem 6euz
itsr I'M 3weitsn StOtluert: Oe8 9auies
9erettet.
Da3 Sau8, rpel9sa einen Q8erth bon
$4,000 rspraientirte, brannte uOllitanOig
nie0er, uno MIR Wenige Der $4,000
uertben Dt0bel wurOen gerettet. Die
Sprieen BON @ooanitOwn un6 WtOuntts
BuibiugtOu fumsn Su ipat, I'M tr9enb
StmnS III rrtten-
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Gin Dripcrater S8icRbulO.

8m. 8riscoe Oeriuht, ben SEQ. GBIirQer
Su sridJleBcu, uuO riiit eiu iuugeS
NidOhcu.
lin llbr beutc 0tOrgeu creigncte iih
in Der ,@ermauias 0tGunerdOrz0aue"
an 2ombaros, uabe GutowiuaBe, cine
Oeipcratc ShieBaiiuirc, Ojc leiht Suci
Meni6enleben gum SPitr hattie iorOern
.fOnueu.
liner Den @Gtcn bsi'm 8ullc 6e5
yShwabeu 9ercIuS uOu Baltimore"
bsianOen ii9 audi Eilb. 9riScOe unO
Geo. GBlinger. GBliuger lit eln be-
fainter utjaz9lmcrlfaner uuo 9ebOrt
Su Den ejiriglten 6reunocn Oc8 9suanns
ten ScrelnS.
Sri5cOs iOIl lid unorOcntlib betra9en
babsu, mcsbalb man ocnSeriud mattc,
ibn al ole yuit Su ieeen. GBlinser, ben
Ell uu9sblid ipe;ica beleiOi9ts, oeriuhte
ibn aus Dem Saale 5u entfernen, unO
;war that er Ole5 juerlt in bOflitlcr
8eiic.
0a SriscOe iid ieOO6 peigerte, ocr
Saol Su perlaIsn, 10 muBtc man Sc
matt armeuocu mo Oa5 Jleiultot mar,
oaB 8ri5coe eincu 9feuoluer 3og unO
uier Sbaiie aui Die ihn llmitcbcnOen
0bQab.
Die crite &ugel trui Sen 0Oicntnopf
see GBltnger uuO praute an Oteiem ab,
obne oen @enanntsu i'll Irgcno elmer
9Seiie ;u Oerleecu.
Der Sweite SAuB trai Johann Sri.
Gina .3ieglcr, mclhe in 9tr. 634, Sort
lunOItraBe, wObHt, in Den 9aIs, uno
OieieIbs lunt ObumaAtlg in Die Nrme
elmer 6rCunOtu.
9n3wli1en wNren 6rcunOe Oe8 SriSs
cOe biu3u 9ciprun9cn unO periuaten,
ibm Die @ah: 6u cntreiBcn, ieOOh nnls
iOnit. Gr Icucrtc nod awct wcItcre
SdIiis Ob, Die aber IN Die Defe OeS
Saalc8 oran9cn.
Sin YOli;lit fam bcrbci, pcrbuitcte
Srl8cOc uao bruatc tbu III Die lueltlths
BOli;eiltatiOn.
Sri. yjnu 3icat,r, Die unidcintnO
3iemIib ldwcr UcrIeet tlt warO 6ucrlt
3u Or. 9luggett ou GutaUs, nabc %Oms
barolnaBc, gebrud)t, no man lbr Den
eritcn YcrbanO unlegtc, un0 bon bort
aus in ibre &Obuuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-23
e Ir W 6nner.
80ai9e@ieOerb beriteHttt9
Der 6ei1tn0beit ttnO
Giiiti9fcit
ujttsIrl Der ga Notwithstanding.
Grfofgret d,
DO auss SnNsrt frbIgsGdIagsn bat

1. EPplitattOH Der Uai;td oir.It am Sit Der
9IaEt5eit.
2. germ.lOung Der g.rbauuna unb 4bituaduna
eeT g9ITtGutctt Der Dtittcl.
3. &Eeers GEHdbsruus bic btoeutsnncu uHt,rsH
GeftEun9eH Der Ru1eHmngtHerueH aus bcr g3lrbsls
i6ue uno babel eIIettrtts Siuorin9eu al Der ylera
DeEhuiistslt uno Der 1iGiie ees Gebirns uEo Jilfa
sruts.
A. Der 9att.nt fouH f1 i,lbR NIT s,riHssE sO't.H
obue Arif b,riteltH.
S. SIR 8,brau5 erforo.rt teiu. gerdH9,ruus ecr
Eidt oocr SebtHsstpe ehHbclieH.
6. Sts iIEh abiolut uHibGbIif.
:. sic iiue ltIdt 5ou jtosm auyufoeHosH uEo
tDirfn unnitt.Ibor au ben SlS een u.9,s Inutr5aI6
r0triser, ais timer bGIben StuHbe.
9euu5eth Den setorte Btroauuus. appttltTGH1
9,H uEo grTotbcH, Sartleibilf,it, febeT3GittI un5
H,rsOltI se,r tI,eV Saoi mt 2r6uHtr, eeyyuopi:Hs
Gusialas. in geittt unb pals, 9opit, atEsIsGns
ecscH ScIenihat, uHcHtitleftH5;it, UlGE3ti s6us
lcHs!roit, Sautiernh,it II. l. ~. unicIe B.hGros
lunssmtthoos criorbtrt Itint Observation-Disclosures
NIT Ul,oUiu, bic Ui,oIfantEtc DeIoeH olTttt ben
ajftirttH qhclIeH auscpaHht.
d. 20 SGue'ife St5anhluHa in quo oas befe
WtisI stssH aTaHI9ei!tR bsT yitrsH, Slais u J. T1a
9u6 NIT SNsnlHtn uno SebrauasaupstiaHa
Gratis. VIau idlrsi6s an
Sr. sans Sresf0iU,
822, Sruabmnb, ReWs WsYOrf, u y.
(Sspu, SGStSp,1Sf)
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Ser 9enti@e GnrrtipemSeMt,
TasIid, rSG,ntIid uns esnntass.

q. geaiae, Giesntbnmer nno Weeettear
(stadbtsIser Don s. Rains),
6nhn,h.G6e Salttmor.sStroBe unh BohsO Of6cesdpe.
Tr,is bts I'd aIi,sn SIattsS. bird Trigger b,iorst,
12S Gts.; taeIidse une 9pnnta aS sMnSeNbe 15
Gents pro 29oe sablbar an bic oas Satt beorsenben
Hrdaer.-9daIidS nebf Spuuta al. .e1uS aabe untcr
observation-disclosures $3.50 pys Sabr, jur flrSer.
stit i'm S.rbGItnis; fnr si. trsdaentIthe Mnssabe
nit SonntaesbIatt, portoiTei. nit Gbsne tr Clubs,
81 so pro Sobr nod iTseno eiHem Orte bes SnlaHs
b,s, 81 rodb Europa. epnnta SsAuSg gabe 81
pro Sahr.-Dos bette unS biaiefte oeutitbe BI&tt
In ben Dtittsls una SRpftaatsn.
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2e-finirr ssrIanst, I'M ben s5Hca.G,idirrs Rds
i1er oa Gho.eialez Huo 9t,tail=odHal,r gu rtrfauz
len. aSeitt Has troGueI G;ih1r IN srpei pltruteH,
sbEc biz Singer Ees Iu matcH- $50 gro sSode IL a1e
Mu:lasen. seidie ssteae; teIne harIc &rbeit; foEn
sIOa 9rs ssofe psIeieEeH. Soree %. y. SarrtoR
Gc.s elt,t 81. IA, Columbus, D9io, 80
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Snnun uun China.

Die Sreoeus Gonlmiiiare pcllen relien.
2on6or, %. San.-Gine 0speIhc
an bie Central SEEMS" aus Shanghai
m.lDct, OaB Sie diueiilden 6rieOeusz
Gomaliii6re beutc BEL benz 9lgenten ser
.Yaciiicz zMail. Steumb OOtzG omp." ibre
Saiiten fir Sic 9tciie nah Sapan be-
leeten, nm aut 26. Sanuar a0reiien ;u
t0nnen. Sie mcrScn ~ SbimOnoIeti
auf cin.n iapauii6en Sampf5r transfcz
rirt w.r6en.
Euuit in FeIlus.
2oubon, p. San.-Gine OepcIde
an Die ,Gentrulsgtems" aus Shanghai
iast: n0us SOrseben Ser 5apuner Gui
@eis Sniz28ei bat in GicrzGiin, Iopie
in Teflna cine Yanit berporseruIeu.
Die dineiiiden 6rieOens @ommlfIdre
iino anaelui.ien morJen. Die 'SrIeocnSz
untcrbanOluuSen su beihIeuniQen. Sae
paniIb. &rsu5er beiuaden Die beicen
Giuiabrten 5um Saieu bon NeizSais
&ci. Der 2tnsrif uuf Die 6eite mag
fid etlpu nod cine gSO6e usr3O9.rn, oa
Der gelaaerungspart MIR lanSIam pOr'
mGrts bcpeat ,psroen fam uno bIeSanea
itraBen nit Shn.c bcreft iine."
9aibtu9tOn, 3. g., p. SAN
SefretGr Ssrbsrt bat pom 4Snliral Gar
penter cine aus @bemuIsO BON geltern
batirte D,peidle erBalteu. rucI4e laute::
9lrmee lit auf bem SbantungzSorqez
biree, China. se;anOct unS warb mab>
reno Ser 2un0un9 BON Der iapanllhcn
sSlot.e eepedG. Baltimore" fdbrt BON
@bcmul9o nat @befOO ab. "a" ssss
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Sraneret,

9 u . II u c.
Tas Bier miro jegt in Der Srouerei ant HGs@eB
eeaeatu HIe &shrGunaeE eutseaen aeremIs1a
GsIs1asR gfIs @06.
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aursc aabcL9euefd,clt.

= &ammerberr pon &obc, weI9er
b,tanntll6 beiduI0igt mar, bic ieiner
3eit uuig,tuuhten ScunOaI>Sri,fe iibcr
6cn 8erlintr SOf gelhrisbsn 5u bubeu,
bat am Sonutug nit Dem Gersmonienz
meiIter bon S6ruber Elm Dueu 9cfOdz
ten. @r beihulOiste S4raocr, ibn per-
lalmOet 3u baber.