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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12

The usual Quictude and the beautiful
record which Portsmouth has sustain
ed Tor her few fires Is about To be
broken. There has been four fires in
less than sixty hours. and three of
them are incendiary ones. On Friday
morning. about 2:l5 o'clock. fire was
discovered in row of tenement houses
ON Chestnut street. between Race ave
hu" ana Griffin streets, known as Pear
sons Row. which is situated in the once
famous sweet Canaan. An alarm was
turned in. and in a short while the
steamer Virginia WAS ON hand and
began work. The fire having gained
considerable Roadway before the alarm
was given. 1t was with much difficulty
that ii was put out. which was not done
until three double houses had been
burned TO the ground, ana the ends OF
two others were badly s,orched The
houses were all occupied by negroes.
who were not long in moving out
The property destroyed belonged to
MIR. l.. II. Pearson. and WAS valued at
$1,000. There was an Insurance of
81 500 on it,
While that fire was burning. some one
set fire to the store of T.. Il. Lookins. on
the corner Of Green and Race streets,
two blocks from where the other fire
WAS. They pulled open Il rear blind.
era mmod large bundle of waste
which was saturated with oil between
the blind and the window. and then set
fire To it. The blaze shot straight up To
the roof. II was seen LE Il COlOrcd
man. AN employee OF tn" Sraboard Air
Line. and H. CAV" the alarm. Th"
Annex Hose Company OF The county.
responded Ia the call. and succeeded in
putting the fire out with hut little diff
Guilty. ana With but littl" damage to-
the property.
There is no doubt but what there is
an organized gang who is doing this
work. 1t is said that several parties
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12

tuto for n neck yoke is permanently fixed
to the pole. In cities, where immense
loads arc drawn and tho comfort of the
team Is made IL subject of study, it is
becoming customary to give each horse
freedom i'll tho triple neck yoke which
The Farm Journal illustrates and de-
.cribes as IL contrivancc closely resem-
bling eveucr and whiiiletrees The hold
back straps. instead of meeting under the
body of the draft horse. extend from
the brceching through the girt OH both
sides and fasten to the single tree in
front. This permits the horses to walk
more steadily without anything to alter
their motions and gives them the oppor-
tunity to spread apart or approach near
together when conditions require it. We
cannot be too careful of our faithful
dumb friends during hot weather, and
any farmer Of fair ingenuity can rig up
this addition to the heavy wagon with
but very little expense ut the blacksmith
shop.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
M()HYOH' 8
GRAND WORK FOR HUMANE TY

Ssop KILLING Yourself With Danger,
"n> Bosses %. a'oisGnon> Drugs Sc.
Munyon's Guidc so Health ANA
SUR" Yourself with q Harmless
a"-r"ni R"rucdy rosi,i," nnI rci-
Unnn"ni Cures tor Ca.nr-h NH:,,-
uinii>'n. nI spri.>in. s.i."r aud i.i,i.
nr! rr"unI"' mi.d All Spcciu! Ht.uG
ana S"rIIu> Di>rascS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
lis excellence is due to lis presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of j., ricct lax
ative; ei!ectually cleansing the system.
dispelling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
fists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
Assistant Chi"t Eu.iuccr Knapp Re-
signs.

Yesterday morning Assistant Chi"f
Engineer uf the Fire Department DO
srph u. Knapp who was acting as
Chi"' Engineer during chic; Robin
sons absence. handed his resignation
To- Fire Warden captain T. Wirsiuri,
the sam" to take effect Immediately
captain Wrirsdotf at ono" notified
Captain L. l.. ll-rh-rt. tho second
assistant chief. that he Will be, in charge
until chief R"hinson'S return which
will hc on SUNDAY nest.
The board will then he convened.
ana Captain I\napp's 'rsisnntiou VIII
Do. nNotntrl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
How 10 CLEAN LAMP SHADES.
ia" Rest Means "f I;cncwinS These Filmy
Chiffon and silk Yriiic,.

Owing to the delicaty Of the fabrics
Is dry process should ne used whenever
possible, as silk, satin ana lace lose
their lustcr when washed, and beside,
tho ahadcmalor' touch is more ur less
lost when the shades alc taken apart
Procure an infants hairbrush, which is
made of soft hiistlcs set in Il bone back.
The brush is small, and for that reason
and also because Of its softncss is best
adapted for cleaning silk and satin
Lamp shades which have been used in
suburban house; and are merely discol
orcd with dust may be satisfactorily rem
ovatcd by careful and gentle securing
or Scrubhimg with this little brush. To
free lace covered shades from dust apply
co:nmcal for light ones or fuller : earth
for dark and remove all loose powder
by gentle brushing or tapping, or by
means of compressed air if this is avail
able. Fly speckS can generally bee picked
eli with the point OF a knife
Shades that are used in The city soon
become nuticcabiy soilcd and blackencd,
particularly about the collar, by reason
Of tho SCOT with which the air is
charged. The quickest way to clean Il
shade that has been thus disrolorcd is
to lmmc!se as much Of it as possible in
gasoline, which should he placed in IL
clean dishuan, and move it brskly about
III tho fluid
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
SHORT SNkpPY ITEMS
RacOIecti0as Of The War, By Mr.. Lewis in
The Hands of Guy.
FOOTBALL AT LEAGUE PARK TO-DAY.
The Rcigcr Case Against the Atlantic
and EunNi9Ic Road The Pipes Lay
Ing OF the Sewer TO BE Finished
nv Monday Night Matters PER-
sonnl- other Notes.

There was Il heavy frost yesterday
morning.
\ few watermelons continue to come
to market.
The annual meeting of the Y. NJ. G.
A. vii he held on the 18th instant
Mr. job T. Manning continues quite
sick at his home on Washington street
\ larg. portion OF the stand pipe Is
here. 1t will be put together right
away.
Seahoard Air Line. was in the city
yesterday.
Th.lr was quite Il number down to
PORT Norfolk Thursday night to So" the
game of football
1t should have been Mr.. Morris Levi $
stur" ON County street, and moi MAN
Levi. as misStutcd.
MIR W H. Hughes. of Raleigh. y. G.
was in tn" city yesterday ana le't on
the morning train for his home.
Eleven ear loads Of "Xcursiontsta
came in yesterday afternoon from We'll
don and returned about y. III.
There was no business transao tod in
til" Mayors Court yesterday. there be-
ing no Offenders against the law
Ther" seems To- hc som" fire bugs III
the city. Judging from The thrv" fires
mat have occurred in two nights
The Park View School will he opened
nj Tounr's Store on Monday. About
sixty children can be accommodated.
IN" street commute" S"""i' :" ="
Work ana rollnN' M p.l' 20 io, .i.
mat nav" h'eh laying aro"h' lo' SOM
nm"
used at the iir'. Oh Thursday night. be
sides that which was taken out tn"
river
MISS AGA Moot WI" mas Derh VII.
lhE MISS May PERSONS ON ash,iS'"H
street irlI Tor hrI nome j" 10y ''""' -
yesterday.
Attention Is called I" add "i u \.
fNtrhli$. lil Whi'h ne announces 'I''
ON All taxes PAM h"lofo '''l"p'r "'S' Il
penalty VIII h" saved
II" '''S" "I ii":lN M"i"Eti 'h"rS'h
WIN cutting = S""lI Dos WIN khlir.
MuS dismissed yesterday. lie plaihtIil
Mith":"MinS me '"HiS".
several "i IA" sewer %anS ar" SrIN-
ths Il S"ntrnc" ion stealing ANA ON" has
pr,h dt"r~j'd i"r r"h"lhS. while IN"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12

Friday night a stranger fell ON First
street in GoSport. and broke his arm
II" was carried in one OF tile saloons
near 10y. Dr. a. y. Biisoly Was sent
Tor ana set the limb and made him
rs '"hlottabl" as possible our in
formant did not know the strangers
name. hut knew that he was prom
erly cared for.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
HOT l. VERNON,
HORT Nor'fO1IS.
Now Omen for MinInr Rnardnrc
SPECIAL RATES GIVEN UNTIL MAY

SPECIAL RATES GIVEN UNTIL MAY
Th' rstauran, will b" oprn all The sea
SON. with "vorythiu@ In season Wv viii
ru" strictly LNNNtiNNEN OYSTERS
'n "l styles Special attention given to
OYSTER SUFFERS for parties.
DANCING Tor TIA" public every
NIGHT. except Saturday Electric cars
run to tn" door every half hour uutn
~ 80 %. IN.
DANCING three nights in In" wccl.
Monday Wednesday, and Friday
m" pavilion is uuw enclosed Private
parties can, NnEngr the same on Tues
days aud THURSDAYS Apply to the un-
dcrsiGu"I.
NJ. j. MrLNEY, Proprietor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12

The Great Question of the Day.
1t is settled that the laws of Texas do
prohibit prize fighting, but what the world
wants to know is whether they pcrinis
football down there. Chicago Record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
Mnicrricc NnIc of Emhrnidcric.

From 10 until l. o'clock Tor the r.,
maindcr az this week our entire line %,
cmbruidcries at half price
Special prices on all remnants. l2i.,
hose. three pairs for &c
y. j. PHILLIPS.
Under oxford Hall
800 ana 3Oi High Street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
How to Make Hickory Nut Candy.

y pint of molasseS, one half cupful
graduated sugar. Let boil 10 minutes,
then add piece of butter the size OF a
hickory nut. AS SOON as it crisps when
dropped into cold water add one half
teaspoonful soda made very fine. Stir
quickly; then add a pint hickory nut
meats. Pour Oh buttered tins 20 :,......
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
PORTSMOUTH II EYXS

call ON the people generally personally
Every one should read the book; il is
iull OF useful Information and is well
worth tn" price. which is IL cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12

iionso ana lot on Cooke atreot. lark View.
lot .SXlOo hons, two years old rooms:
pantry. city wnter. nice closets front and
back porchcS Price 81, 500 Fart cash
hhanCe on time.
JOHN l.. WATSON
Portsmouth, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
WOOD AND COAi..

And where to bay 1t is It question Of
SOM" consideration I hav" th,, ncst tina:
can u" had. StuN" ANA Nut coal, nice
aud clean. at - p'r ton Dry Sheltered
tlrm Wood Also IA" best Oak Wood.
run weight ana mcasu" ruaruutv"l.
Portsmouth. VA. lhouc alS s,"L-ln
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
COAL.
Tho Triple Nccl; Yoke.

A team is frequently seen with tho
pole straps fastened direct from the col
lar to ii short neck yoke, or to the end
Of the polo piece, where rude substi-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
Bound TO Win,

tn" bounding leather having passed tho
goal Winners are tn" admired of ali
hh'iir"rS. nnd - procession OF admiring
buyers * headed FOR our store. .'herc We
nav" inauEuratcd Il victorious sale of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12

Umbrellas ana MAckintos he. AT I.v,
y prices. Cha5 II Wclton 4 90. E.st
] imhrelln on oarIh
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
FOOTBALL GOODS,

such coaNing, pocket filling; prices and
rhii'ihhE values We're never known be-
lpr' ~ portsmouth, Crowtling ia obiec-
t"llabl" in a car. but ID goes with us for
Wrf" crowded, packed ana damned with
hirShlhs upon bargains into our stock
liuNcrS are crOwdinE to capture the prizes
that await first corners Nothing may b,,
l-it Tor thoS" who wait. and therefore
non wait hut com" and look at the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12
w. c. NASH'S,
ETOxE SALE.

800 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-12

x ANTONY.
III High street.
Second door form CraWfoi a
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-27
a., ha;fo,ao,, G;oo,,,Aosto,, !

Sie beilenben Gigenlbaften bon
Sc gBitts 3auber Saiel Salbe iinb
out befannt DieIelbe furirt @csenla,
0autfranfbeiten uno iit uniibertreffli9
fir Die @oloaoer.
- gs lit cine anerfannte mebi5ini=
f0e Mabrbeit, OaB bic fleinfte 9pfis,
Dur1 Die cine 0eilung errei1t miro, oie
bette lit. Sc gDitts 2ittle garlp Giiers
finb Die fleiniten Yinen, beilen uno iino
bemnah Die beiten.
@s lit gsrabe 10 lei1t, Die Gift=
Minuten 6uiten=4ur 3ll probiren als
ionit etiuas. gs 1T lei6ter, einen
i1limnen 9uIten DOer cine Grfdltung
Datnit Sll fllriren. Menn Sbr bas
ndhSte Mal ettpas fiir cine Grtdltung
fauft, 10 perlangt =Minliten 6uIten=
Gur. 9eHere MebiSir, before &eiul=
tate, beIier prDbirt es.
Mirft irfDrt, berIagt nienals.
sSn elmer Minute tuirb 6uiten geIfillt,
Elm Oeilniittel fiir QIfbma unD ben fie=
beriIden 3ufanb, tuelber eine Iblimnle
grfdltung begleitet. Die eia3ige baril=
lOie Meoi3in, pel6e iofortise @efultate
1erbeifibrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-27
Gd,xnDtid,.

Gpraeuie, N. g., 19. g3Db. Ser
3u9 go. 6 Der 9eiu Oorf gentrulbabn
wuroe heute Morgen eiili9e Meilen tpeff=
lih BON Some gum gnteleifen gebra6t
nno pDafdtlbis serft6rt. Der 2ofDmo=
tibfiibrer Nate 6ager aus 9llbanp unb
3lDei Srarlps ipilroett setDotet unb Der
6ei5er Chris Magner aus MlbanD lo=
Die Die Yofelerfs Bprtef unb MegartbD
erlitten 9erlebungen. S6on Dor ettna
3 WD1en iDuroe oil berielbef1 e5telle,
am gnoe elmer Ifeilen 8abnlfrede. ND
Die 3iise gep6bnli6 cine 8ef9minoig=
felt BON 65 MeiIen in Der Gtunbe ba=
ben, Elm dbnliber Geriu6 gena9t.
Seute MDrgen bate Der 3ug 8eripa=
tllng uno man glaubt Oaber, Dab feline
@eidpinbigfeit gum ninoelfen rs Wiei=
len in Der Stunbe betrue. @s befinbet
li6 fein 0aus in Der umgebung ppn ei=
ner Meile. 9ie S9urfen botten bas
6dus9en erbro1en, in tpel6em bas
Werfseug CUR &eparatur Der Strefe
aufbepabrt miro unD batten Die Ndgel
gesoger. nit benen Die S6ienen auf ben
Shmellen befeitigt tperben. Ser 3ug
fubr UNI IA ubr BON bier ab. ST be-
itanb aus a 8oit= unb brei S9lafmag-
gons unb es befanoen ii9 auBer ben
3usbeanlten II Bpltclerfs uno IA gaf=
fa9iere an 8oro. Sie 2ofomotiDe floe
in einen @raben unb grub li6 10 tief in
ben S6lamm elm, baB nur Die Srieb=
RIDER auf Der linfen Seite nod aus
oemIelben berporf6aute. Ser borbere
Boitmaegon itiir5te 3mei Waegonldngen
melt iiber Die 2ofplnotipe bin,peg unb
ftiir5te bor Die Mai9ine. Ser 5,peite
Waggon, in Dem Die goitclerts arbeite=
ten, fiel auf ben Senoer Der Sofomotibe
unO tpurOe ebenio befbdoigt. gon ben
S6lafmas9ons iiberi6lug iid Der erite
bollltdnoig, Der 5weite itiirate auf Die
Seite uno Der brittle blieb auf Dem @e=
leiIe.
Die @ntsleiluns ilf bon bier l6 Bis
l9idbri9en Snaben beranlabt moroen,
tuobon Der erite Sames 0ilbretb Der
Sobn zines ,rei6en Nopofaten in Stem
Oorf if uno au1 Die anbern angeIebe=
nen 5amilien entltammen. sic Iiro
ole perbaftet ; eiren @rlno fir lire
fddnOli6e Sbat iuiiien lie ni6t ansu=
geben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-27
sso,, csnfcsejse Z fstt samess.

gsir braunen nns ni6t Su entI6ul=
biqen, tpenn mir Der Samentpelt ben
aLadies' Safe Protector" borIegert,
bq er abloIutes @ertrauen berbient,
leidt sn gebrouden 1T, fait unm0sIi9
unli9tig plaSirt tperoen tann uno
lideren @9ub getudbrt. gBenn ge=
tpiiniht, fann er BON sInoern unbemerft
qetroaen tperoen unter 9tusi9luB jeber
llubequemli6feit. g8er i'm einmal
benubt bat, ipirb ibn ni6t mebr entbeb=
rem lpoGen. Gr 1T elm treuer, li1erer
unb superldBigsr Jreuilb, mo Die um=
itdnbe Ieine 9lnipenoung erforberli6
MAIDEN unb jebe Srau iollte i'm fir
bieien San gu iofortigem @ebrau6 in
8ereiti9aft balten. Seine Nnpenoung
lit einfa6 uno HnBt jeoer Srau 8er=
trauen elm. st 1T naf miiienidaftli=
den 8runbIdben angefertigt uno idubt,
obne Der @eiunbbeit na6tbeilis gu fein,
tpie jeoer quite gr3t beseusen wiro.
@ir olauben, baB fein Grtitel Der Srau
bon beute ie fDl9e 8efriebigung ge=
tpdbrt bat. tpie Der Babies Safe pro=
tector." Ser immenie Nbiab bes Or
tifels lit elm ipredenoer 8etueis BON Der
Gi6tigteit oes @eia9ten. pr0belt baber
ni6t nit sabloien anoern unsuperldbi=
gen Nrtifeln, oa Oies nidt nur fOitipie=
Zig fonbern aud sefdbrli6 1T. Sol6
Yr0beln fiibrt nur 81 3etberluf, @nt=
tduI6ung uno trourigem MiBerfolg.
9amet fpaten bas beriifli6ti9eil, bepor
Iie Belt uno @elb an minoermertbige
9lrtitel peri6tpenoen. 9as 8eite 1T
INNER aud oas Noblfeillte. Ser v2a=
Dies' Safe Brptector" miro unter pofi=
ttper @arantie fiir einjdbrigen @ebrau0
perfauft nit polftdnoiger @ebrau6s=
antpeiiung uno miro in perIiegelten
gadeten beridnot na9 Ginienoung bon
So per grpreb Monep Orbre !; brei
fit SIS. Wartet ni9t, lonoern beltellt
iDfort. Qlorelie The La Crosse
Speciality Co., La Crosse, Wis.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-27
seilrft GtSur ORD.

Berlin, 81. ytop. Nlit benz 9(lt=
fansler Sismarf itebt es iebr f6lilnm.
Seine @eiunobeit lit befanntli9 I6pn
lange ni9t mebr Oerart, tpie lie bas
beutide Golf ii6 tpiinifte ; beionbers
Die 8eine ipullen ni6t mebr re9t init !;
tpie man erfdbrt, lino iie fait pDllig ge=
ldbmt. Ser 6iirit siebt li6 benn aud
iiber ieinen 3ultano feinerlei Sdui6un=
gen bin. @r fiblt Oas Gnoe ieiner 5a=
se naben unO bei6dfti9t ii6 eifriger
ais je nit ieinen Memoiren, Die er iei=
nem Sefretdr, 9r. @brDianoer, in Die
SSeoer biftirt. 0on perl9iebenen Sei=
ten bort man bier Die 9lnli9t duBern,
baB feline Memoiren niemals in SruG
gegeben iperoen miirben. Gs feble ni6t
on bD6itebenben DISQUALIFICATION, Die
cine Ger6ffentli6ung berielbsn nm jeben
Yreis 5u bintertreibeH tra6ten ipiiroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-27
Nsiadieltafctt lit bic Mbtpeienbeit

WENuNetgDtENt ~ utS <tUsosIs.sJ~'s
BON Sdmers, iagt Sean paul 2ihter
uno 90, 900 banfbare patienten iegilen
bas glnafe1is bes 9r. 9. Silsbee als
oas einsige 6eilnlittel, bag gesen 9d=
mrrrhoioen entoeft ipuroe. IS TT eine
tpiIlenidaftli9e gerbiIloung Der beiten
Metboben franS0Iifber, eitgliiber u1o
ameritanii6er @unbdrste, mirft als
eSnitrument, Grtpeihungsmittel uno
Meoi3iit, eetpdbrt fofortise 2inoernng
uno bollbrinst bDllige bduernbe Sei=
lung. greis 81. proben fret. 5rancc
sueelhift bur9 g. Neufaebter & Co.,
8or 2416, Nep Dorf.
g1ie tpenig Der tiirfif6e Sultan
Die Sage ieines 2anbes fennt, ergiebt
1i6 aus Nabltebenoem. gr foroerte
bieier Sage Die Miniiter auf, ibm Bld=
tie fir Die Mobilma6ung elmer balben
Milion Sruppet porSulegen. Oils ibm
angebeutet purbe, baB Der Staatsf9aB
leer fei, gerietb er in leioeni6aftlide
Mutb.
- @eeen cine beftise @rfdltung ge=
brau6te i6 nit ben beifen Grfolgen
Or. 9(ueuit &oniss Samburaer gruit=
thee. SD balte oieien Sbee fir oas
eIte Mittel eegen 0uiten etc. = Sacob
Rilmeper, 21l3, Mura=Str., Salti=
more, Wo.
Sn Saargemiinb, 2otbringeu, 1T
Der Sreiberr BON Sranfenber3 tpegen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5u a9t Mona=
ten @efGnoniB Derrrtbeilt moroen.
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0iise Der itiibtiiG|em 9camten.
Ser S.atete t.t,D 2prD SaGiS=
Itftrtt.

gine intereHante @piiobe in Der tiir=
fii6 armenii9en 6rage bilOet elm
8rief, pel6en Der Sultan an 2orb
GalisburD eeri6tet uno pel9en bieier
in elmer 0ffentli6en 8eriammluna per=
leien bat. 2orb Salisbury bate in
elmer friibern &eoe be5ueifelt, ooB es
Der tiirtii6en Gesieruns nit Der 9ur6=
fiibrung Der beripro6enen armeniiGen
&eformen AUDI fpirfliber @rnit lei Das
mar Die 8eranlabung oes oben eripdbns
ten S6reibens. Ser Sultan iagt in
benlielben, baB i'm oieie 8emertuns
tief gei6merst babe, ba Die itrifte SurG4
fiibruns ber &eformen bel ibm f6on
ldngf bei6lofene Sade sepeien lei,
unb oaB er iebnli6it wiinidc, oteielben
10 balo als mDsli6 ias Wert gu ieben.
st babe ieinen Wliniitern bereits Die
n6tbi9en g8eiiunsen ertbeilt. gBeiter
beiBt es in Der 8otIdaft sd tpieoer=
bole es, ib mill Die &eformen bur9=
fiibren. SD perOe Die betreffenoen pa=
pierre an mid nebmen uno meroe per-
i0nIi9 parauf ieben, oaB jeoer einaelne
9lrtifel 5ur 9lusfiibrun9 gelon9t. 9as
lit mein ernitlider @nti6lub, Oarauf
9ebe i'd Sbnen mein @brenport. SD
tpiinfde, baB 2oro Salisbury bies er=
fd1rt, llno i6 bite uno wiini6e, oaB
er meinen Grfldrltngen traut uno nit
Giidli6t auf feline freunOlid)e Geiin=
nung gegen mid unO mein 2anO jeBt
cine anDere &eoe bdlt. Sem &eiultat
bieies meines S6reibens nerbe i6 nit
grpBer SDrge entgegenieben."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-27
@aS fittttSfsNotett bctpirfeta.

60 piel @eIo fofteten flint Glai6en
bon Sr. Sapio Sennebp's Saborite
@emebD. SD fit felt nabe5u 5ebn
Sabren on geritopfung, @elbIudt uno
8ilioiitdt", i6reibt Serr 8. YrDbert
in Stem San1pton, q. g., yuno Die be-
iten 9ler5te, Die i'd su 9tatb 5os, fonn=
ten mir nidt belfen. @iner meiner
Sreunoe rietb mir i6lieBli6, einen Yer=
iu9 nit 9r. &ennebD's Saoorite Ge=
meop 81 MAIDEN, unb i6 enti6loB mid,
aud Oo5 NOD su probiren. gu mei=
mem Slid /; oenn nahOem i9 flint Sla=
iGen ein9enommen, tuar ib gebeilt.
Sunoerte bon Dollars babe i9 nublps
an Qlerste ausgeeeben, uno jebt bat mid
Saoorite &emebD UNI SIS furirt." giit
Su geritopfungen unterwOrfen, 10 ber=
idume ni9ts. UaDorite &emeo9 beilt
1ie 9riinolidb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-27
sic Mntl,e era46lt pom Serfufet

Gic NDtbe er5dblt bonn Serfules,
er babe unmillentlib Elm bereiftetes
9emo anselest, infolse oeilen er lol9e
S1mersen litt, oaB er es poraog, auf
einem S6eiterbaufen ibnel in Slan=
men aufsugeben, als langiam bin3ulie=
den. WtutbmaBli6 bate fi6 Der Salb=
soit cine Sauttranfbeit gebolt uno jene
Mptbe lit cine Nnoeutung Der prpiai=
f6en 5batia9e. Sdtte man oas Mit=
tel, tpelbes Mllen in ben ct. 8ernarb
Grduterpillen (fiir 25 @ents bel Qlpo=
tbefern 81 baben) sur 8erfiisung itebt,
bamals sefannt, 10 wiiroe Die @ei1ibte
bonn Serfules Elm Dergniiateres gnbe ge=
nonmen baben.
= Gs lit tpobl nur Elm bosbafter
Shers, tpenn @iner bebauptet, in einer
Stem Oorfer 3eitilng fOlsenoes Snierat
9etroffen 81 baben y8eIu6t miro Elm
Suno, lpel9er nod einen Bilien Brob
BON mir riinlmt. Sbepbpre &oolebelt.
&ooiepelt lit Der muferiide Yoliseiprd=
libent bon 9lep Sort, mel6er Die borti=
ge 6onntagsbeberei 0ur15lpingt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-27
0ef0nr TIT gScrstta

iit's, tpenn man 6uifen bat, ooer err
tdltet lit unO bas glut rnrein lit. 9as
IinO Die 8OrbeOinguneen Der S6pino=
iu6t. 9u mubt ettpas ba3eaen tbun.
Sci ben 9nfan9sftaoien Der S9pino=
fu9t uno bel alien 8oritufen oieier
Sranfbeit lit Or. pierees Golden Me-
dical Discovery elm iiOer pirtenoes
Wlittel. 9ieie icroful6fe 2un9enaffet=
tim fann tpie jebe anbere Sorm oes
GcroFels our9 bas y9i8tpperD" turirt
psroen. 8ei i9Iimmem, bartnddi9em
Suiten, Bel alien gron6ial=, 6als= uno
2ungenaffettion uno ieOer arantbeit.
Der man our6 bas 8lut beifommen
fam, 1T es Die einsi9e 10 fi6er lpirtenoe
gtrSnei, bub bafiir garontirt tperoen
fam. 9Genn es ni6t bilft poer flrirt,
miro bas @elo bafiir suriifgegeben.
9terp6ie @ri60pfllng uno S9tpd6e tper=
Den oaour6 iibermunoen.