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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-05
A GOOD MOVE.
The Powers VIII Appoint a High
Commissioner to Administer Ar
menia, in the Name Of the Sultan.

London. August THE Anglo-Amer-
lean Association learns from CONSTANT
n0ple that the signers Of the Berlin
treaty have agreed to send a note to
the Porte, announcing that as TurkeS
is unable to protect the lives of the
Christian subjects, the Powers have de
cided to appoint an European High
Commissioner. with vice-regal author
it's. TO administer Armenia in the name
of the Sultan. Probably Baron Won
ka,lay viii be appointed.
He comes from az ancient noble FAM
ily of Hungary. In 1881 he was Minis
ter of Foreign AhGairs for the Empire
during the interim between the death of
Count Won Hayme-le and the nominal
don of KalnOky. I'm 1852 he was Minis
ter of Finance in the Austrian Cabinet
and at the same time administrator Of
Bosnia and Herzegovina under the Ber-
lin treaty and has given attention TO
the eastern question all through his
public life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-05
THE PnRTE,S ANSWER-

Constantinople. August 1.-THE reply
of the Porte TO the demand Of the Pow
ers for reforms I'm Armenia is cOncilia-
tory and on many points agrees with
the Powers demands. Ii is proposed 10
appoint Christian assessors TO assist the
Turkish provincial authorities and to
admit q proportion of Christians among
the minor officials. police and gen
darues. and also promises to restrain
the Kmds from violence. As it also de-
clares that some Of the Powers demands
are unacceptable. or impossible OF exc
cution. it is probable that the Powers
will not be satisfied with the reply.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-05

City of Mexico. August "A freight
train accident on the Inter-Ocean rail
road resul,ed in the death Of three en-
CINE men and the destruction OF six
cars and the engine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-05

A MARYLAND TOWN BURNED.
Baltimore, Nd, August "A dis
patch from Berlin, Nd, says: The
beautiful town was entirely destroyed
by fire tonight The loss is enormous,
while hundreds are homeless.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-05
Charles dunlap DEAl.
Ills Demise the Result Of Injuries Re-
ceiYsd in q Cable Car Accident

His Career as a Railroad Mau-Was
Born in This STATE, AND Lived IN
Wheeling for Many Years-His
Rapid Promotions General SOr-
row Felt Here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-05

A great bowling contest will take
place at the ST. Alphonsus Church pic
mic at Wheeling Park, August 5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-05
MARTHA WAS
NATURES BEVFRl--

-H-A 4 III = DE LIL.t.
The weary teetotaler ridrr....
dusty white-hot turnpike in
came to a farmhouse with
in the front yard and a man .
the shade by the gate.
Good day, shouted the --
can l be accommodated with
here? I am very, thirsty.
Certainly was the ho.aul-. Pc
Spouse. What would rr r
have?"
Natures beverage, Of course" r
piled the teetotaler somewhat Shocked
All right said the native. tain.
bottle of corn juice from his pocket .r
handing it over. There's about bin
in there. and plenty more in the ...-
Help yourself. New York SUM-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-05
TIE ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT
Of the National Guard Of the State
Begins Tuesday.

The Tents of the Two Regiments
Will Be Pitched in the Suburbs Of
Parkersburg-The Camp Grounds
Already Prepared for the Recep-
ton Of the Soldiers-A Review Of
the Past History Of the Guard,
and Its Present Condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-05
MARTHA WASHINGTON'S nv, 81.
FITTED -'--

MARTHA WASHINGTONs NV
LETTER. I'LL
Boston Budget.
A copy Of the only letter and st--
ture of Martha Washington is f-
session Of the United States - 30
ment. This letter lay for more .s -
ninety years hidden among some ma '----
archieves at the capitol, and was 49,
discovered by Walter II. French G,..'
of the department of files, Horse =.
Representatives Va
Mount Vernon, December 3lst 1-a
Sir -''''
While I feel with keenest aneu.sl
the late disposition Of Divine p--..
dence,
Icannot be insensible to the
mournful tributes
of respect and yeneration wbi,i
paid -''
TO the memory Of my dear dece9s.f
Husband-2nd
as his best services and mos.
anxious wishes
were always devoted 10 the wei
fare and happiness
Of his country-to know that
they were truly
appreciated and gratefully
remembered affords
no inconsiderable consolation.
Taught by the great exannla ~...
| have so long had before mo
never TO oppose my
private wishes to the publ, -r
must consent 10 the reques
congress-which you have l.fr.
goodness TO transmit TO a.-.-- .
doing this I need not e--
what a sacrifice OF indiylIua
make to a sense Of public ..r
With greatfull acknowlcd
and unfeigned thanks for ..
respect and evidences OF con
pressed by congress and y9ur
l remain very resp r-
sir.
Your most obelica- ,,
servant
MARTHA VrACrrrr-.-..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
IT'S UNANIMOUS.
The Committee GA Fire Department
for tie New Engine.
The Whole Matter Gone Over
Again Last Night-A Reduction
OF 5000 Secured On the Price,
and Some Extras Thrown In.

The Council Committee on Fire De-
partment met at the City Hall, last
evening, to again go over the question
of whether or not the Atlantic engine
should be repaired, and if so by whom,
or whether a new engine should be pur-
chased.
Representatives of the American Fire
Engine Company and Of Spears & Rid
Gle, of this city, were present.
The American Engine Company, in
addition to its former propositions for
a new drst-size engine for $4,000 net, or
to repair the wrecked engine for s., POO
net, submitted a third proposition for q
new second-size engine, same as the old
engine, for the sum of SO 200 net.
The proposition of Spears q Riddle,
as is already known, to repair the old
engine for S2175, was also read. Each
proposition OF the American Engine
Company carried with it the use Of =
relief engine free Of cost, with no
charges for transportation Of any sort.
The Spears & Riddle proposition car
ried no such proposition with it.
Verbally, MIR. Spears, for his firm,
said they would guarantee the engine
for two years, and would leave S175 in
the hands Of the city for that time to
guarantee repairs.
In reply to a question by Mr.. Hahne,
Mr.. Hawknott, of the Engine Company,
said the ordinary fire plug, with four
inch opening, would supply a large
sized engine, and no change in the plugs
would be necessary. reports to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
After some minor questions as TO
water pressure, etc, had been an
swered, the representatives OF the bid
ders withdrew, and the committee took
up the propositions for consideration.
Chairman Britt led off the discussion
by saying It vas his conviction there
ought to be a large-siZed engine in the
business part Of town. In his opinion
he thought it would be the best thing
TO do.
MIR. Tappan said he had talked to a
good many citizens, and they were
three to one in favor of a large-sized
Engine
Capt Otto said he had talked again
with Engineer Charles Oliver, and he
said in his judgment it would be the
height of folly 10 have the old engine
fixed up.
Mr.. Warehouse strongly favored a
new engine. In addition to the cost Of
repairs there would be bills for freight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22

following was read by Ajutant Vance:
Major, Morgan Clarke.
Captains, r. Boyd, H. Milligan, H.
Pollock
Adjutant and First Lieutenant, T.
Cummins.
First Lieutenants, w. H. Brunhaus,
W. Lallance, W. Higgs, I. Emsheimer.
Second Lieutenants, D. White. c.. 3.
McClatn, D. Faris, e. Hughes.
Sergeant Major, S. Jones.
Sergeants, G. Wise. a. Fair, J. John4
son, f. Hallock, V. Smith, S. Frank, R.
Dillon.
The thirty-two graduates grounded
arms and were called to the front of
the command, when Hon. A. w. Camp
bell, after few appropriate remarks,
presented each graduate with his di-
plOma
This ended one of the most interest
Ing and instructive commandments
ever held by the L!nsly Institute The
class of % was the largest ever gradu-
ated from the school. The school is in
a very flattering condition and the
prospect for next term is very encour-
aging.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
ARRESTS BY TIE POLICE

Officer Wolf arrested George Wolf,
yesterday afternoon. and as ne resisted
and abused the officer he win probably
have TO answer Two charges.
Officer Shields arrested c. Beck for
abusing his wife
Lieut.. Ingram arrested Charles Green
for stealing from the dinner buckets
of the workmen at the new ''Pewiky"
depot.
Lieut.. Clemans arrested S. D.Shar-
noch for disorderly conduct at the Hotel
Windsor kitchen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

Court opened at 10 o'clock. all Of the
Judges being present.
State of West Virginia V. R. r. Flesh
man, from Monroe county: opinion by
Judge Dent; judgment of Circuit Court
reversed and new trial awarded
Freshman was convicted OF forgery
and on the 2Gth of March last was
sentenced to Imprisonment for two
years in the penitentiary. The note al
legged to have been forged was set out
in full in the Indictment, but the note
offered in evidence was materially diff
ferent from the copy TINS presented.
For this error the Judgment is reversed
and The case goes back for new trial.
Adjourned until 10 a. N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22

md rent of a relief engine, and nothing
would be gained, while the engine
would be an old one, after all.
Mr.. Irwin sasd he wanted to see the
question re-Opened because it had been
said that Spears & Riddle had not had
fair show. He wanted TO stop talk Of
that sort.
The chairman said no one had been
asked for bids at first. Since then he
had spoken to one firm of local machin-
lists and they had replied they did not
care 10 bid.
Mr.. Warehouse said the Committee
was expected to do it's duty, and he
thought it had done it, according to its
best judgment.
Mr.. Zwicker moved that new first
sized engine be purchased, and Mr.
Hahne seconded the motion.
A careful discussion ensued, oil the
essential points pro and con being gone
over.
Mr.. Hawknenott of the American
Company was called in, and asked if
he could not raise his allowance for the
old engine from $500 to $1,000. The
agent squirmed good deal about this,
and offered to throw in a handsome eX-
ira outfit on the same old terms. The
Committee said nay, and held out for
$1,000 allowance for the wreck Mr..
Hawkenott kicked like young steer,
and he and Capt. Otto talked up and
down both sides of the matter
Finally Mr.. Eawkenott agreed to
make the first-size engine at SO 500 cash
in sixty days, and to throw in a valve
siamese, twenty-five feet Of 9-inch hose
for siamese, and q big nozzle for same,
This will make the allowance for the
old engine $1,000, and the outfit named
is thrown Ia.
The agent then retired, and the reso-
lutions to buy the engine on these terms
was unanimously adopted.
Mems and boys fine Russell Shoes,
S125 and $150.
Ladies fine patent tip Lace and But
ton Shoes. S125 and $3.50.
Mems fine low-cut Sewed Shoes, S1.25
and $50.
Ladies fine kid Oxford Ties, soc. and
75c.
Misses fine Russell, Lace and Button
Shoes. $115.
STONES CASH SHOE STORE,
1912 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22

Grand Turtle Soup from Z till II
o'clock this evening at Letzkus' saloon,
corner Market and TWenty-fourth
streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22

CHENEYS' a sI6sBa . ltsh at
59c yard, worth 800. All silks and
dress goods reduced
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22


-ihSil institute
l yesterday on
which set i'm the
..,i--,5 ,., Dnrs1
'- '.i MA . ''--''-
r.e place Tor mold
exercises. I'm fact.
...,r, INST ~,
-lere' 'Ad1 o7-
place i'm the city
knowledge
-,.-., ,,,- +,e
I'D --.so- -',-l- IaC o-
.-.a1 +re vel
,,-
.,' e-iNS c'o"US
tae hopes of both
r.s. Well knowing
-.,,l5 bs I'm no
N7' o's99 '''9' &c
was decided to
-a and proceed
-.s7+ everoisas
49, --
y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
p g O. EXCURSION TO BOSTON.

B. & 0. EXCURSION TO BOSTON.
For the meeting Of the National
Christian Endeavcr Society at Boston,
the B. & O. Co. will sell excursion tick
cts July 9TH to 9th inclusive Either all
rail or via the Fall River line OF steam
ers from New York.
The B. & o. is the only line via Wash
ington City, with mountain scenery un-
surpassed. 22,23,27,30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
THE EYES.

It has been demonstrated that there IL
more eye and head aches from the defects
OF refraction and the use of glasses not
properly adjusted than from all other
causes. and that lt is absolutely necessary
to have the eyes scientifically and skiilfuliy
examined and fitted with glasses TO secure
relief and prevent Injury.
Those needing spectacies. or their eyes
tire or head aches when reading or sewing
can consult and hsye their eyes examined
for glasses without charge by Prof. Shelf
the Scientific Optician, ITO Main street,
next door To Shook d Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22

Fried Turtle Lunch from 400 70 100
p. M, at Kleves', l12S Water street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
KNTGHTS TEMPLAR TRIENNIA

CONCLANE At BOSTON, MASS,
AUGUST &c to 80, 1895
For the above occasion the 3. e 0. Co.
will sell excursion tickets August 18th
to 25th inclusive, via Washington City,
Baltimore. Philadelphia ana New York
Either all rail or via Fall River line Of
steamers from New York. Scenery via
this line unsurpassed. 1928
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22

Grand Turtle Soup from till II
o'clock this evening at Letzkus' saloon,
corner Market and Twenty-fourth
streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22

ST ROUND TRIP TO SAEGERSTOWN
AND CAMBRIDGE, PA, FROM
WHEELING.
Tourist Tickets now on sale over
Pennsylvania Lines via Pittsburg and
Shenango. For details see J. G. Tom
linson, Ticket Agent Wheeling.
22,23,25,2729
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22

New White Silk Parasols con be had at
Geo. *. Taylor for SL25. Just received
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-07
Xit@er's GalkseiA.
Stnoer f&rete,t na6

Woe8oorf.-Die 8trmes in Woes'
bort, melde ON 20. Ofiober ituttfnoen
icute. If aui nasemeineS 8erlar9en aui
unbsit jmmte 3slt ausaeiest poroen uno
spar ces iblsdieu @etters balber.
8eiort.-Nn fauss Ot.uber iinb Die
berlen Yeter 2smmer uuo Nlcolaus
Qorana aus Qmerifd in ibre Seimaib
Ysiort SuriidSetebrt.
gdternad - Der Wn6eritano
Der Sausr Bot iih 10 ssbOten. bob elm
aui Der @erit in Ghteraad erbautes
Shifi bon 1900 Gsntner 2rasfrait 81
Tbal fabreu fcnn'e.
8eroorf.-0isr IT man nit Dem
Yobrsn bon pier urteiiden 8runuen be
idaftlst.
8ils.-Sur itirste Der ~7Sidbrise
Ssobanu Shmnner elmer 2reppe binab
uno mar cine Stunoe oarnah elue 2eide.
s.-Sisr purbe, ruie alidbr'
lid, oas Selt oss b.. &smlslus asIeteri.
Wit bieism 5eiis 1T cine tlsine a'rmeB
usrbuuoeu uno perlief oieielbe trob oes
idle&ien @sttsrs in eemllbli4er @'iis,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-07
aubmirtbidaftlides.

E9crbitanlagen i'm 8eHigelboi.-
% nun Der 8inter nit ieinen falten uno
unbsbasIideu 9asen Dor Der 9bire iebt,
10 blsibt fir ben 5Idter uiel 81 tbun
iibris. Wo bic Sibner nod nidt Die
Nauie beenoet baben, bat man iir mar
me Sehauiurs uuo rsiblibes, seiunbes
uno n~abrbaites Jutter, iowle reines @oi
Ter Sn ioraen. Damn bat mon oas 9e,
flisslbaus gebDrl9 Al ~reinisen, b. 3. aber
griuoiid. Nqer lnruib 1T 81 e%nifer,
rsu, Der Boosn gut uufSupai6en, Die
Ndnoe gut nit &alftinhe uno idmmt
lides Solswerf nit garbolinsum ooer
aoblenDl 81 betreidsn. Die Nsiter iino
au6 gut 81 relnisen uno nit ridden
Neliipreu 81 oeriebsr, iolple Der 5uBbo'
rem, pelher nIemal' ohne reihlibe Spreu
lem ourf. Nuh bat man ole Riben uub
O,ffaunsen oi9t 81 MAIDEN; no 5suiters
ihsibeu fsbler. iino bieielber ~ erissen,
70 oaB feline falte 3u9luft in oas &C.
IliaeIbaus orir9en fanr. @robsr JllB'
'nup. Staub Il. I. ~. iino 81 bsioraen fur
ben @ebruub pabrsno ofs 8;nters.
Der Sano 1T Den 9bi,rsn iebr bientib
III ben 8interid9su, um Die Seroauuns
,u bsi6roerr, uno Der Staub sum Staubs
bab, I'm bic &eluisuns gu erleldtsrn.
80 man feinen StraBeniiaub sur Ser.
iiiguus bot, nebme man trodene @roe
aus benz @artsn Ooer Sslbe uno bemabre
oitielbe in 5diern ODER 8'iten fir ben
8sbraud aui. Den JluBiano bswabrt
mon aui dbnlide Belie. Sese beniel.
ben reidlid Dor in fleinen oaSu beitimm.
ten 8dtden. $50 mau feinen Sauo be-
fcnmeu tauu, ea 1T ,Wica G,pitol Grit"
am 9labe, ipelhen mon 81 mdBtsen
Bttlien BON 0dnolern beSiebsn fann. 10,
uie auh scmablene 8nOhen uno Nuitera
ihuleu. Cine widt,se Hlbruus iir bas
y, Ili9el I'M Winter III @r"iniuIter. Die.
les fann mo- iib %auiiparen. inoem man
Elm ODER mebrere Jdiier unfiat nit se'
buit,enem @etBtObl, &iben uno anoere
8emiieblGiter, eiDa auf bic Nrt nie
man Snutrfobl e,nmadt. Damn III
q isebsu am Ylabe, ipeldes, wenu fur5-
9elhultteu suuo border mt fodenoem
8aiIer sebriibt, uno nit etwas Beijen'
tiele, Saier4 uno WaisibrOt oermenst,
fir aGss 8sfissl Elm 9sderbifen, aut
Dem @lerlssen ntdt itdolib 1T. ba 8lee.
beu idmmilide gurbeianoibeile entbdlt.
5!elltabfale iino auh einisemal in Der
8ode 81 re,ten. Sier5u fommt Elm
arChanlbuslber isbr s~uitatten, oa mon
lid tann nur bic f6le,ids uno 8noben
abfaQe BON slusm Wssser bOlen uue. 5u
v8urhheiid" 81 mablen braudt, mel.
Dies oaun nit Bcrliebe usrSebrt wiro.
Eaourh tp,ro Die GierprOouftiou i'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-07
o. MAJ iar @ua sIeid gut isin.

Ssrr Sreo. WrIsr BON @ruins Silt
nols ibreibt, onB er on elmer ~erniten
Mlerenbeihwerpe mebrere Sabre lang
lit uno babel srOBe SdmerSen IN isis
mem Riden 81 ertrusen bate, tu,e aub
oas feline 8laie an9esrlffsn mar. 81
ueriutte psri0teoene ioseuannte y&io'
nf9"- Mittel aber pbne Grfols. Dor els
mem Sabre besann er, electric Bitters
~ sebrouheu uuo er fano iofortise 2ins
osruna. electric 8itters 1T DEFENDERS
oarnat a0e 2eber. uub NierenfranfbeIs
ten Su beilen, uuo bdufs 1T bic Seilurs
zine ioforiise. GIN Seriub piro bic
Wahrbeit oes 8einsten beitdtiseu. 8re,s
nur so 9ts. fir etue arO6e 5laide. gu
BADEN in @. 8. Subn's Npotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-07
xurCmburg.

OberfeuIen.-Sn Der Brennerei
oes Nderers @splanb in Oberfeuleu
trua iid oieier Gage Elm ibrsdli6es I'm
alid Al. Nls ndmlid Der 8nett Bsps
lambs, Namsns S4aoed. fid in Der
Brennerei su itniisu madte uno bierbei
oas auberibnlb Sabre olie Sbbnhsn iei'
mes Serrn auf benz Urine tug, fisl oer'
ielbe nit Dem 8moe (nus welder ur.
iate neiB mon nihr), in cine nit belBem
Wala anseiilte Butte. Sn itredlld
u%erbrannttm 3uitnnoe puroen beioe TO-
fort Gus Der Yitte beruoreeSosen uno
beat man Speiiel an ibrem Guifommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-07

Binter erbebli1 uermebrt. 8enu aIe
uorber erudbnten Grtitel iir ben Binter
beiOrst uerben unb bann oas @eilisel
NIT etmas Selbiiberlesuna seflttert
uirb, iopie quite Yflese erbdlt, bann
bleibt uumosli9 bic @lerprOouttiou aus,
uno ieber 8i9ter wirb Jreuoe on ielnem
Seflasel baben. nit rei4lidem @epiun
Ber oieies aber niHt tbut. uno ii1 feline
Wiibe nit isinem Gsflisel MAIDEN iulu,
bari iid ni1t tuunoern, menu feline Ger:
f6rbe iiber Binter leer blelben ruerben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-07
6 i Il 9euge.

Ritter: valio Sic fonnen beidpb'
rem, Serr 8suse. bab Sic Dem Grs!s
flagten on isnem Gbenee, als Der Gut
brud in benz BON Sbnen beppbnten
Sauie seidab, aui Der 2reppe beses'
net iino?"
4euae: IS M, mas msr 10 eesent.
lib iaat, .beldpOren," oas mDhi' ih
am gnos nit. aber d 9useno 9ebbhen
Bairiid nett i'd slei nit bob er'id
mar"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-07
uniefe Yrdmten.

BeIier ole je baben mir unS in oieiem
Sabre nit Brdmien periPben, uno es inter
lte9t tetnem 3neifel, oaB uniere oiesl1bris
gen Yrdmien unieren 3eiern beiten8 gefals
len iueroen. Sic; Nbonnsnten, oeren NoreB'
settel bic SahresJabl 1896 nod ridt 5eist,
tpollen itt b~eeilen, etiuaigen Riditano Bu
berihttaen uno Yorausbesablung 81 leiiten,
nm io9leit in oen.Beiib Der ib6neu Yrdmie
Al 9elan9en. Die Gnstuabl 1T cine Dor.
treffibe, rpie aus naditebenoem SerSei6ntB
eriihtllt 1T: tt
Srpit Der arme Seelen, Beleb'
run9eu uno Beiipiele iiber ben 3uitono Der
Seelen i'm Se9feuer iarlmt etnem p~olitdn'
oiaen 8ebetbude aum 9roite Der armen
Seelen, elegant in Gsoer 9%ebunoen, NIT gro
Bem Srud.
Naria Mere 2ufludt in Stuei
perihieoenen Nluilasen. 8oaitduoi9es 8e.
bet uno Nuoahtsbuh fir 9etreue Berebrer
Marii, in feinem Geoereinbano I'M @olos
lhuitt.
&eben / n " OF t elm reidbaltises @e'
bud gut aebunoen, nit 9oloidnitt uno
lbDnem Druid.
Npe W a in perihteoenen Nufla9en,
fir Serebrer Rariens oas idonIte 8ebet'
bud, itart 9ebunoen uno gutter Druid.
Ger Gbrift / M 8ebete IN bier pers
lbieoenen Sorten, in Sammeteinbano nit
perIilbertem Gabmen uno @oloibnitt. Sieie
Bidder baben uniersn Nbonnenten tets 5us
9ein9t; Die oiesjdbriae YrGmie oieier Nrt 1T
ober bepeuteno iboner als Supor.
5rteoe nj Serrn nit i6onem 2rud
in Geoereinbaro nit 8oloidnitt.
9 oipllt ib t n. elm idDnes 9es
betbut nit reihbalti9em g~rbauun9sitoH.
Gut aebunben in Sober nit 9oloihnitt.
Sine Itonere uno before Sorte in gellnlotos
ginbano, Die id0uite Hramte, bic man ith
nur piiniten fam.
Golden Key uno ionfti9e aIortirte 8es
bet. uno grbauunesblider ais Nahfol9e
gbriiti II. 10.
8offine's Sanopoitille drift
fatboliibe lnterweiiunsen aut aue Spnn-
uno 5eierta9e oes SanSen Sabres, elegant
in 2einpano %aebunoen.
8uIenoer Der peridieoenIten Sorten.
Sausarst nit treffl,6en 8infen iber Sauss
There in aeiunoem uno trantem 3uitano
tple iiber Nderbau.
Spltslieberbub nit id6ner Nuss
wabl poltstbiimlider 2ieoer nit Wtuiitbes
s~leituns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-07
% 0 b c |.

Ysrbreder (Sum llnteriudunssrid'
ter) vgau, Serr @eri6tsratb, mir tpol'
len ct furs MAIDEN. Sd tueroe aaens
obue @loerreoe seiteben. Sic mIHeu
mir oaun aber ooh 5uieben, bet i'd cen
robter Wenih bin."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-07
0u6leu's alrntea zaIbs.

3te bette Salbe in Der @elt fir SGnitt'
punoen, Nbldirfun9, 8eidplire, SaiSIluB,
Iiebertpunben, 5lehten, Shrammen on ben
Sduoeu, Grotbeulen. Siibneransen uno ale
Sautiebler; iie beilt poiitiu Sdmorrboioen
ODER feline 3abluua perlanst. @arantirt,
oaB politd noise 8ufrieoenbeit ae8eben
uiro, ODER baS 8elb wiro Surideritattet,
Yreis per Sdadtsl 90 Gents. 8u oerfau'
fen In w. 3. b ne Gpotpefe.