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~HARD-FOUGHT BATTLE
JAPANESE DIN NOT HAVE An EASY
TASK At wEI-HAI-WEI.
Chinese Fleet stiIl Inside the Harbor
Heavy Loss ON Both sfdes-Mag-
axinc blown Up.

HIROSHIMA, Feb. 2.-Dispatches received
here show that the capture of the forts at
Wei-Hai-Wei was due to the skillful COM
bined movements Of the Japanese. 1t is
added the defense of wei-Hai-Wei in view
of the strength Of that place, was feeble.
The chief forts at Pal Chi Hyaso were taken
after a few hours fighting, but some of the
Others were stubbornly defended. The Jap
anese division was under arms at 2 O'Clock
on the morning and the advance was imme-
diately ordered. The assault on the Chinese
defenses began AT daylight and by 9 o'clock
the outlying batteries and trenches were
ainost all taken. In the meanwhile the
Scond corps was assaulting the Pal Chi
Hayso forts on the southwest. These de-
lenses were of great strength and had
precipitous sides one hundred feet high.
The attack was made under cover of a furi-
Gus bombardment from the Japenese fleet.
Here was the main point OF the Chinese re-
~sistance.
After fighting had proceeded for some
hours, the Sixth Division, having driven
back the enemy made a detour. and. adj
vancing behind Mount Ku, which hid the
Japanese troops. made a strong attack from
the side on tho Pal Chi Hyaso forts which
were captured by 1890 p. M. The Japanese
Meet then, by preconcertcd arrangement,
to take possession of the eastern
entrance of the harbor and by 5 p. m. all
the forts about Pal Chi Hyaso, to the south
west, were captured, and the Chinese were
retreating towards Flung Lin Cfu. AT 4:30
y. m. when these dispatches We're sent, the
battle was still raging. The Chinese fleets
and Forts Yatao, Tsamao and Wang Tao
and the well-aimed batteries on the islands
of Liu Kung Tao were furiously replying
to the japanese whose ships were maneuver-
Ing so as to block the entrances to the
harbor.
= Powder Magazine Blown Up.
CHEZ FOO. Feb. 2.-The western forts
OF Wei-Hai-Wei were taken by the Jap
anese on Jan. 30 in spite OF the good re-
sistance made by the Chinese. One Jap
anese gunboat was sunk after having been
badly damaged. A shell burst in the mag
azine Of one of the Chinese forts. The
whole store Of powder blew up, and is be-
lfeved TO have caused great mortality. The
eastern forts were bombarded for hours by
the Japanese cruisers. The japanese fire
was we'll directed, and dismounted several
guns; but neither the eastern forts nor
the city Of Wei-Hai-Wei were captured.
me authorities Of Che Foo are seizing and
beheading runaway Chinese soldiers who
ned from Wei-Hai-Wei Further opera
tons are impossible for the moment, owing
10 the severity of the weather.
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You may drop it and break it or otherwise
iniure it, but we keep it in good order for
81 a year. That is the limit Of expense to
you. J. c. SIPE, Room 4 Old SentineI
Building, IS1a N. Meridian st.
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SOCIETY

RATHBONE SISTERS-Members of Myrtle
Temple, No. Z, are requested to meet at
their hall Monday. 2:30 p. m. sharp, for
business of Importance.
EMMA C. FARISS, NJ. of r. & C.
THERESA SCOTT, NJ. L. c.
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NOTICES.


FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Northeast cor
ner New York and Pennsylvania. streets.
Rev. D. j. Ellison, pastor. The pastor
breaches at 10:45 a.. M; subject, Whence
and Whither;;' at 7:30 D. m; subject, "A
Woman's Ambition" Baptism at the
evening service. Sunday school, $3.50 a. m.
Junior E. Y. p. o., 8 p. m. Young peo-
Monday evening. Prayer and conference
meeting Thursday evening, 1890. Pastor
and people extend a cordial invitation to
strangers to all services. Music for to-
day: Morning-"Bonum Est" Bruch,
choir; 'Jubilate Deo," Nevin, quartet.
Evening-"Sweet Is Thy Mercy" Barnby,
choir: "Te Deum Laudamus," Lloyd,
choir.
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The Artillery March, a fine dashing
march for piano, just published by Bryant.
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Buy "Gaiety Girl selections at Bryant's.
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N LOAN.

BUILDING AND LOAN--The Royal Is is-
suing new shares right along and haa
plenty az money to loan. Office. SO East
Market street. HOWARD kIMBALLp
Secretary. ~
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CONGREGATIONAL.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Corner of Meridian
and New York streets. Frederic L. Dew
hurst, minister. Sunday school at $50:
morning service at 1915; the evening serv-
ice, "A Tribute to Oliver Wendell
Holiness at 7:45, Will be the third of a
series under direction OF Plymouth Insti-
tute. Midweek meeting Thursday even
ing.
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wANTED-Agents. Why do people COM
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man can make from Sc to $40 a day easily.
Ali have heard of the wonderful success
OF the Climax Dish Washer; yet many are
apt to think they can't make money
because every family wants one. One
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know you have it for sale they send FOR
a Dish Washer. Address the CLIMAX
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 45 Starr
avenue, Columbus. o.. for particulars.
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statesmen WANTED-To sell our goods
by sample to the wholesale and retail
trade; sell on sight to every business man
or firm; liberal salary and expenses paid;
position permanent. For terms address,
with stamp, CENTENNIAL MANIFAC-
TIIRING co. Milwaukee,. Wis.
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WANTED-Man in every township to dis
good pay. Inclose 4 cents in stamps for
particulars. DETROIT GALVANIZING
AND SHEET METAL WORKS, Detroit
Mich.
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MUSICAL.
Observation-Disclosures given in singing
italian method by MISS SHEDD. who
has studied with the leading teachers OF
America and Europe. Haleyon Block
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FOR RENT.
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both kinds of water. 43 South State st.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with good
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Address, Il. ~. care Journal.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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MANIFESTATIONS wanted: s. a day. No
deliveries or collections. Costly outfit
free. Side line or exclusive. Address
MANUFACTURERS, 1914 Market street,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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to begin. RES CLIPPING
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WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-Lady agents TO sell the best
wearing and best selling corset on earth
The Hygeia. For all particulars, write
THE WESTERN CORSET COMPANY.
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FINANCIAL


LOANS-Money IN mortgages. G. +.
SAYLES. rs East Market street.
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Cine rieiiae Nemersbrnnit. .

Milmautse, Wisc., %. Nus. Seuts
brad in bem @iiteriduppen Der Union
Steamboat 60. beim 3uiammenfub
bes Milnaufee unb Wenominee 6luHes
Seuer aus. Ser sanae S6uppen mar
in fur5er 3eit in Elm Glammenueer per.
manoelt uno tbeilten iid bic Slammen
aud Dem Waarenlaser oer v9ln9or
Cine" unb ben @iiteriduppen oer Wis=
eonlin Central &ailmap nit, ipel6e Dem
miitbenDen Clement bereits ebenfalls
gum Opfer fielen. Cine gln3ahl Gra6t=
iuasen brannten auf ben @eleiIen ab.
Cine groBe @nsabl bon 6rame=9du=
fern in Der ansrensenoen @eseno iino
bereits abgebrannt. sSoi. McManus,
Elm adt Sabre alter Gnabe, Spbn oes
8ebeimpolisifen WtWanus ipurbe bon
elmer Geueripribe iiberfabren uno auf
Der Stelle set0otet.
Spdter brannte aud bic Sabrif oer
,9elaneD Oil & @reaie &c." ab uno
600 Masen Der ct. paul 8abn iielen
Den flammen ebenfalls gum Opier.
lin brei llbr beute Nadmittag ge=
lang es ben beroii6en Nnitren9lngen
Der 6euerpebr bas raienbe Clement
unter Gontroue gu befommen. Ser
anseribtete S9aben 1T Elm gang enor=
n1er.
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9riltliden Stride iibli1e Berridtuna a,t
perlteben III, ba bas Gnie bierbei am
alleriperialfen in @etraht fonmt. Ser
8urjdte wjrft li9 bel Dieiem 8ebet in
Der gan5en aDrperldnge unb in neifer
6altung aler GlieomaBen sllr grbe,
briidt Den a6rper, beTonoers aber ben
Seib, bart an ben 8uben unb pertpeilt
In biefer Gage nur ipenige Nueenblife,
BERN oieier eieenartise Gniefad, ri9tt-
ger sefa9t 6infall, nuB tpdbrenb Der
9lnba6t 5mansig Mal ooer nod Dfter
tpieberbolt perben. 8eim Sinfall tper=
ben Die @ebetformeln in etfpas ldrmen=
benz 5on 9eiprohen, ipdbrenb bas ie=
besmaligc gufltcbcn febr raid Dor fi6
geben muB. IS lit elm tpunberli6er
3ug, pel6er our6 bieie, tpie selaat,
iebr anltrengerbe unb beIdmerli9e Mn=
ba9tsperri6tung gebt, uno Der NnbIif,
tpel9er fi6 Dem 3uf6auer bietet, 1T
fi6erli6 fein anmutbiger, man fiiblt
fi6 inoeiien bon Der f6onen umeebuna,
fotpie Der Nusli1t BON bieier 9lnbDbe
ourdaus entiddbigt, aud b0ren bier
Bite 8u6enanpflan5ungen auf uno es
beginner lan9e Saumreiben Der girten-
art.
Die 9ldbe Der 6ineiiI9en @rense
ma6t it6 bon bier aus INNER mebr be-
mertbar. Simmer bdufiser besesnet
man ben 8efennern 8uboabs, uno Der
Sbee tritt INNER mebr in feline &e1te.
Ser @ebrau6 bes 3bees seftaltet iib
bier iebr mannisfaltig, uno es tperoen
ous ibm 5ablreide Gpeiien uno @e-
trdnfe bereitet, ipel6e bon BET gebolfe-
rung ebenio germ i'm tparmen uie im
falten 3uitanoe genonen tuerben. eSm
bieiem 8ren3sebiete Sibiriens, pel6es
on 6ineiii6es it6bt, ift es iiberbaupt
ebenfo interehant uie lebrrei6, gu be-
oba6ten, ipie Die Spra6= uno 2ebens-
berbdltniiie bes eisentli6en Sibiriens
in bieienigen @binas allmdlig uno ltu=
fenpeiie iiberaeben.
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@MtDcrbarc 9tciMItatc.

ginem 8riefe BON &ep. S. @unoer=
man in 9imonoale murOe uns aeltattet,
folgenbes 5u entnebmen sd s0gere
niht, 9r. Sings 9teip DISCOVERY an9e=
lesentli9 81 empfeblen, nadoem oas
Weittel I'M Granfbeitsfalle meiner Grau
tpabrbaft tpunoerbare Mefultate erSielt
bat. gBdbrenb id in &ipes Sunetton
als pfarrer Der bortiaen 8aptiltense=
funftionirte, tpurbe iie bon elmer
Qungenfranfbeit, ipelde bpn einem 9ln=
falle Der Grippe suriidseblieben mar,
melt binunter gebradt. S6redllde
Snifenanfdlle bauerten oft nit tpenis
llnterbrud itunoenlans unb man be-
gam gu fiir6ten, DOB Tie bieielben nibt
iiberleben iperoe. Sin Greunb rietb
uns Dr. Sings Nem Discovery an /; bas
Wiittel besann raid 81 tpirfen uno err
3ielte bObbefrieoigenbe &eiultate.
Glai9en su SO Gents uno 81 (pro=
befiai6en gratis) in Der gpotbefe bon
Il. 6. miller & Sphn.
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= Balfour, Der britif6e 2Drb S6ab=
iiteiiter, ben Die Silberleute Bis jebt sl
ben ibriaen sdblten, bat am Donneritag
int Sberbauie erfldrt, bab feine Nus=
ii1t borbanben iei, bab cine internatio=
male Miinstonferens Elm &efultat er5ie=
len tonne.
< 2aut elmer Depei6e aus Peters=
burg 1T Die Nabri1t BON elmer grplD=
iion in ben Nrtillerie=8arrafen su Su=
la .llno Der babel erfDlgten SDbtun9 bon
800 @rloaten sdnaiib unbesriinoet.
= Sm Staats3udtbaus 5u @olum=
bus, no in lebter 3eit piel tbdtliAe
9lngrifie bon Strdflinsen borgefommen
lino, lit eine 8eriebuns Der 9lufieber
unb SeidlieBer norgenommen tporoen.
x gei Mebrum, &reis Mhblbeim
am &bein, tuhr am 20. elm &beinoam=
fer in eine 8arfe bineiit. 9l9t gerfo=
men fanoen ibren SOB in ben Wellen.
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Bier groBc Grfolge.

Golgenbe bier Webi3inen. bic ben alt=
erfannten Muf beIiben, Dolfommen gu
leiiten, mas in ben 3eitungsanaeigen
beriproden ipiro, baben einen pbdnemo=
nalen 0erfauf ersielt : Dr. Sings 9ietu
Discovery, segen Mussebruns, 9uiten
uno Gatarrb, jeoe 6lai6e sarantirt, -
electric Yitters, bas grObe 0eilmittel
segen Rrantbeiten oer 2sber, Der Nieren
lno bes Magens, 8udlens 9lrnica
@albe, bic BETTE in Der Welt unb
Dr. Sings x9leu aife pils~, cine gans
por3iielide pille. 9llle bieie Wlebi3inen
iinb garalltirt, Die perfprodene Wir-
lung 3u baben; pie lnter3eidneten linb
gerne bereit. bieriiber tneiteres mit3u-
theilen. gu haben IN ben Mpotbetel
pom s.. 8. MilIer ~ Gobn anb
1r. s.. o. @entfd. /
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GIeine 1trSaMett

baben pftmais groBe 9Brfun9en. unpdBli4feiteu
wel1e mir als 9eriu9i9i9 3u betrobten pesen arten
oft burd No6ldbigfeit i'll i6Iimme 8ranfbeiten aus,
fpelde on rno fir ib sefdbrl nb uno anbere erSeus
gen. Gs iit bic MiBadbtung friber Gnaei4en bon
iGebter @eiunbbeit ipelde ollie @ren BON drouiiten
&rautbeiten i'm @efoIae bat Gs gibt feruer 9eipiie
our bic Sabreseit bebin9te St6runsen. pie Malar,a
unb &beumatismus, gesen melde oas spitem gu eiti.
gen irer fpiinI1eusnertb lit. oftette.s Maeenbits
ters arbeitet ben Ginnrfnu9en bon 8dlte Jeub9feit
unb WiaSmen ficber eut9egen 9tadbem sbr bas Gis
iifo bieier Ginmirfuugen 9saufen ieio, ioatet Sbr
sleid na9ber Elm obcr apet WeineIdierpon Soiteters
Wagenbitters trinfen. 9aselbe lit nit Reht bas pos
puldrftc SelinteI ltnb Yrepentatio geeen Walaria,
Werbauun9sbei6merb GcberIeioeu Nierens unb
9laienleben, glerpeuleioen unb Sdmdde Gin @ein'
9laS bon ppr beu Wabseiteu Qetrunfen, fDrbert ben
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elite Der ttahtiiaen Beamtet.
Bon SntereNe fttr Damaen.

Wir brauden uns ni1t gu enti1ul=
oigen. tpenn mir Der 9amentpelt ben
}, Ladies Safe Protector" porlegen,
,ba er abiolutes 0ertrauen peroient,
lei6t 81 sebrauden lit. faf unm69lid
unridtig plasirt merben fann uno
fidern S6ub getpdbrt. Wenn 9e=
tpiinf1t fann er bon Mnbern unbelnertt
getrasen peroen unter Musi6luB jeoer
llnbequemli9feit. gBer ibn einmal
benubt bat, miro i'm nidt mebr entbeb=
rem iuollen. st ilt ein treuer, iiberer
uno 3uberldBiger SSreunb, mo Die um=
tdnbe ieine Mntpenouns erforberli1
MAIDEN uno ieoe arau iolte i'm fir
bielen Gaa gu iofortisem @ebrau6 in
8ereitidaft balten. Seine Nnmenoung
lit einfa9 uno fl6bt ieber Trau 8er=
trauen Elm. st iit nah miiienibaftli=
den @runoidben ansefertigt unb idiibt.
obne Der 8eiunbbeit nadtbeilis gu iein,
tpie jeoer quite Nrst beseusen miro.
Wir alauben, oab tein Mrtitel Der Grau
BON beute je iol9e 8efrieoisung ge=
pdbrt bat, ipie Der n2abies' SUE prp=
tector". Ser immenie Mbiab bes Qlr,
titels 1T Elm lpre6enber 8eipeis BON ber
&i6tisteit bes 8eia9ten. YrObelt oaber
ni6t nit sablloien anbern un5uoerldbi=
gen Nrtiteln, oa bies niht nur foitipie=
lig iOnOern audi aefdbrlid lit. Sold
pr0beln fiibrt nur gu 3eltDerluit, Gnt=
tdui6uns uno traurieem Wiberfole.
Oamen iollten bas beriifliAtigen, bebor
fie 3eit unb @elb an minbertpertbige
Nrtitel beri9menben. 9as 8efe 1T
INNER aud oas Woblfeilite. Ser v2a=
oies' Safe 9rpteetor" miro unter poii=
tiper @arantie fir sinidbrigen @ebraud
berfauft nit pollitdnoiser @ebrau6s=
anmeilung uno Miro in perlieselten
pafeten perilnot nad ginienbuns bon
So per grpreb Wonep Orbre F; orei
fiir SIS. Wartet ni6t, iOnbern beitellt
iofort. Norelie The La Crosse
Specially Co., La Crosse, Wis.
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Yln bic befnnnte @eihihte BON B

9ln Die betannte 4e10ldDte BON 0elli
9ebOrgten Geiiel erinnert Die Mrt uno
Weile, tpie Der groBe Iilber=S6pa=
orpneur vGoin"= "=SaroeD in Dem Chico
eoer &ebebuell feline 8ebauptung BON
Dem uTerbreben" bon 1873 pertbeioiat
bat. Ser Mann, Der in Dem Ge1el,
ben er geborgt bate, ein Sod 9eI6la=
gen baben follte, bate ba9egen Die brei=
fa6e 8ertbeiOisung : @ritens, baB er
iiberbaupt teinen Geilel 9eborst: spei=
tens, baB Der &ehel bereits Elm 2ob
bate, als ct i'm geborgt; uno brittens.
oab ct i'm gang uno unbei6dbi9t su=
riifgegeben babe.
9lebnli6 vGDin" SarbeD. @rltens
bebauptete er, Der GonsreB lei our6
Sefe6ung sur 9(nnabme bes l873ser
@eIebes peranlaBt tpprben, bur1 wel=
DIES Geieb Der eelobte Silberopllar aus
Der 2iite Der slt prdgenoen WtiinSen se=
itriben uurbe. Gn9liide unb ameri=
taniide v@olOmu6erer" bitten Die 8el=
Der basu bergegeben.
3weltens CAB er an, Die betrenen0e
Bill lei in Der uripriingliden Sahung
tpie iie beioe 3Guer paiiirte, gang re6t
gepe1en, aber elm ertallfter @lerf babe
BEL Der GeinI1rift Die per1dngniBbpQe
Wenoerung oaran OOrgenomrnen.
9rittens Itellte er Die gebauptung
auf, OaB i'm &onferens=9usi6uB Der
beioen 0duier Die vi6mubige" grbeit
getbon nuroe. llnO
@iertens Iagt er, Die perbreberllAe
ngntgeloung" lei Dur6 Innabme elmer
Subl ltitut=gia pollsOgen ipDrOen.
Nun lie9t es auf Der 6ano, baB
tuenn oer GonareB onr6 geite6ung 5ur
9lnnabme Der Sil bewogen wOroen lit,
bic giu bon porneDereilt Den 9lbliAten
Der Yeite6er entipro6en baben muB.
Mar oas aber Der Sail, oann beburfte
es feines 6lerfs, I'm BET Der GeinI6rift
bic yi0nlubi9e" Nrbeit gu tDun. 0at
aber ein @lerf oiele 9(rbeit getban, 10
brau0tc iie nidbt I'M &pnferens 9us=
iAuB eetban gu lueroen. Nu9 mubin
bielem Sale Die pom GpngreB ange=
nommene 8ill ben Nblibten Der vGolo=
nu9erer nj d entiprD1en habeIl, uno
es lduft oemna6 Die aegei1 ben @on=
areb geri9tete Yei1uloiguns barauf
binaus, baB Die 8eite6unss9elber fir
Die Mnnabme elmer 8ill be5ablt moroen
lino, melbe ben Yeite6ern ni9ts niibte
nnb Die bieielben ni9t baben pDllten.
Serner: Sat elm beIto9ener Glert oas
8erbre6en periibt, 10 braudte Der Som
ferenS=Qusi6uB ni6t beifo1en 81 tper=
Den unb lit biejer Der S6uloige. 10 1T
balnit iotpobl Der @lerf mie Der @ongrsb
entlaltet. llnb ipenn, tpie sulebt be-
bauptet, bas 0erbreDen erit nit Der
Mnnabnle elmer Subltitut 8ill periibt
tpplben lit, 10 entbielt Die nripriinsli9e
Bill bas 8erbre6en ni6t unO es fallen
alle Die borbergesansener 8ei6ulbi=
gunsen in Mihts suiamnen.
.Goin" 9aruep, aus oelien vTi=
nanslhule~ Die Se65ebn su : @inier
lire Mraumente bolen, bat fir feline
ieiner Behauptllneen elnen Vetpels err
brabt. glber er bot aub lno oas
fennsei1net Jpn /! = feline einsige oer=
ielben SuriidgenOmmen. Nus guten
@riinoen ni6t! 9enn iuollte er erf
einmal feline Srrtbiimer 81 geiteben uno
ieine fall1en 8ebauptungen Su pioer=
rufen anfansen, 10 iuiirbe balb BON ber
sansen beriibmten @6ule nidts meb,
iibriu bleiben.
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9tc Gr1btett 2eiDenoet itt Oct
QNe4t

iino Die Grauen; ; ibr sarter Sreanis=
mus ma6t tie beionbers empfdngli6
fiir allerlei StOrunsen uno grfrantun=
fungen. Sas 6aporite Ren1ebp bon
Or. 9abio Gennebp in Gonoout, N.
g., reinigt bas Slut uno beilt alle benz
meibli6en Gjeible6te ei9entbiimli9en
Grantbeiten es traftigt bas Spltem
uno itdrtt es au9 geeen llebel, Die erlt
i'm fpdtern 2ebensalter auftreten. IS
1T Die bette Srauenmeoi5in, Die es iiber=
baupt gibt. Sn alien glpotbefen su
hQbeu. IL
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@ath nno 6alie eaes, 9etbenoet.

6aMts unb @lutfraHT.eiien, iterbDse
g1m3de, djroa;'der JihsEmatlsmns,
Sle9ten, NierenIeine,:. s5ieosr, @ageits
fatarrb Dyspepsia, S@iDerDDriBfeit, GaGs
iudt, Observation-Disclosures (Piles),
Grialturgen, 9eiierfelt, 9alsweb. Brons
ditiS, Suiien, Gbiuin0iudt, TolseI jus
genDIifber Ncrlrrunsrn NIB al!e ailberen
Qeiben bes n1enifllid,en &6rperS, gleidpiel
tpie aft unb bartl,adig bieielbcn iinn, ipers
ben burd uniere felt 35 Sahren erprobte
mb bewdbrte 9nrmetbooe iMnea, biIig
uub haneran gebcilt. &oiten duberit nieb,
rig. 0eidreibt MS Cure &ranfbeit nnb
idift 10 Gts. fir elm beutides 3oftorbud
neblt allen Naberen OFT:
DEUTScHEs HEiL.INSTITUT,
fl Clinton Place, New York, NY.
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Nos. 1856 and 33S connect at Wellsville for
Steuhenvill and Beilaire. NOs. 33s and 342
connect III Union station, Pittsburgh, for the
East.
BETWEEN 3AYaRD AND NEW PniLADSl PRla.
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GlebelanD, Qoraim umD
@beelillg N. Vt.

sSabrpIan in strait felt BEN TO- aJia 1895.
Glenelanh Sabnbaf am Suse noa gissgBaEsrIrabs.
SiihIicb qebeube Ii G.
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Man fan nur einS tbun aegetl
rbenmatil1e 5hmeraen. iinb biefelben
drDniin ober afut, uno baS lit iofprt
st. SatDbs Del au3uipenben. es beilt
5Dollfpnlmen unb ballertl0.
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"Daiiy. Except Sunday. fFlag stop. Meats.
oark Faced ryne denotes time from 70 % to Y 90
r1alra Lght Faced from II 90 midngh to t2 w noon.
JOSEPH WOOD, E.A. FORD,
Cancral Manager General Passenger Agent
g-2S-gl-I PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
For time cards, rates of fare, through Tickets
baggage checks, and further information re-
Harding the running of trains apply to any
Ageat OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
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3ipii1en Wbecns. Wtartin's syerrp unb benz g. =.
u W. Sabubof in Bridgeport anten eleftriipe Bab'
neu.
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Subli1 gebenb,

Gin ben init + bsSei6neteu Stattonen iptrh au g
mol an9ebalen.
Mae 3iae td9lia, Gonutags ous9enomnten.
Genouen Mnblnb nbet man III Wtarietto an be V.
& s. g. W., 3. 81 8. 8. @r. 3. Il g. nno Ohio atlher
gambri6ae an bic y. a. .. bIb liilO peiitb. III Stem
gpmerstomu on bic ., s. 6. y ct Souts Giienbabn
bitlid unb peltlid in Canal 9poer NIT ber g.. Z. "
m. uub g. 81 g. uDrblitb nnb bitlb. in gSaneD Sne'
tipu NIT Der 80. 81 s. 6. uno ber 8aaep gilenbabn.
.G. %. Vaae, 3. 6. Sablnr,
6. n. C Z. ". Gupt. Grans
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-08
Yenni pIuanit I.

Stor Gulitreite. $4,000 aulmis
nearbeibers i Y,tts burg 0iitrittet neoa
la9be Grbeioet | Wanoa9s. Narla9en
tit Streiten err, at Irbeioerne iorlanSer
SO Gents "&ate"n sieninofsrt. @n
sieblitfelis 5stse af Streiten oil p9rs
en- Opsans / 8riien paa Sui. Den
tiliteoeuarenbe 6oripnins er life meset
itpr % pil mart bore iorbi, % grbei'
oerne merer oa, at Mineierne oil blips
ngbt til at eitcrfomme beres Jorlan'
senoe.
Gano % 80. allegheny 5lpoer
ienote Spnoas en- 5lom al @nnb oa
So NED oper Sort Gitp. @tasu9rternt
os 80 9eiebuie bleu fat unoer Sunb
6lere Sernbanebroer bar itertt trueoe
&eboerne &%ittannin9 flptter no til mere
iitre Steoer % Su9ter er uoitlleoe fol
at afp9r9e itgrre 6arer.