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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-09
OVARINE: 9. .

The emotions in women are largely
influenced by the oyaries, and the ovaries
are in turn decidedly influenced by the
emotions. Professor Stene, one Of the
most distinguished authorities on Diseases
of Women, states that grief fear, anger,
and even great Joy are capable Of arrest
ing menstruatlon,
In order TO maintain harmo-
"nious action OF the whole organization
''it is necessary that the oyaries shall
exist in full development and functional
activity. On the other hand, these
"organs, which are essential 10 the we'll
being Of the individual, must, when
diseased, exercise potent influence in
"derangng the brain and nervous system"
These facts go 10 prove conclusiyely
that very large proportion of the cases
Of insanity in women could have been
prevented by careful treatment Of diseased
ovaries. II is also very probable that
many cases of insanity could be perfectly
cured by careful and systematic treatment
Of the diseased oyarses,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-09

The weekly roll OF the kansas city Bowl
ing cub was held on the Grand alleys
vcsterIay. In class 4 the medal was won
by T. .. Bell and In class B hy c. NJ
Lewis.
Vbs gr0rn.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-09
Your Hands
Need Washing

%a SsHfta .b ~ tImes he, z, aay The oftener you
your friends, Will think of You. CaIi i'Iie un
l2'I, silver Towel and X, c, Towel Corr
phhhy. ahd ana you VIII have no further trouble
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-09

Fire partially destroyed two cottagas
nos, Nos, 900 and zoos Garnett avenue yes1eTdsye e
a. SatteInoon az 2A5 o'clock, defective ia,ss
~ the cottage of Daniel Taylor Mas Tbbs ibss
cause t Of the FIRE, which spread to the IN, tne
tage OF Charles Anderson adjolninE on S1l. ~
sou'h' Inc total loss was about $50. Ing
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-09
GOING TO ST. LOUIS TO-NIGAT7

Burlington Route train leaves at Sl5 %.
m. The only line running three sleepers
with new elegant compartment berths and
buffet. Service unsurpassed.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-09

Edward Moody who lives in Lenexa
Kas... jumped from a runaway wagon at
the Southwest boulevard bridge yesterday
and had his right leg broken.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-09
TIE WEATHER.

The official forecast for to-day is: For
Missouri and Kansas; Fair; warmer. The
ana the lowest 2G deg Following is the
record of last nights observations:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-09

Which hotels are the most popular?
Those which use pr. Prices Baking Pow
der in the food.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-09
TIE
Animal Extracts

DIR. HiNiam 4 hammond has made
the important discovery that the ster-
ilized extract Of the oyaries Of the com
mon pig contains the animal extract
required to specially nourish the human
oyaries and restore them to normal
activity.
The use Of Ovayins is of great value in
the treatment Of those nervous disturb
anees dependant upon ovarian irritation.
1t is to be recommended in
Congestion Of the oyarles, Chronic In
fammation, Neuralgia, Amenouhea,
caused by ovarian arrangements; Chlor-
osis, Hysteria, Nervous Prostration (Neur-
asthenial, Sterility, lEritability.
The uniform dose is drops (minims)
two or three times daily dropped upon
the tongue.
Price, "a dr.l nov One Dollar.
FoR SALE BY Az osucGIsrs
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO., wsshlnston, 0. c.
Send for BOOK Is5
. .FEDERMANN & HALLAR, Agents fol
City,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-09

Vain are the attacks Of beaten com
petitors on Or. Prices Baking Powder. Its
advance cannot be checked,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
Sfredenstbat rlnrs Irnnfeneu.

q en- Yort, "a. Nop. - Sin
llngur, gtamens 2lnbrep Simto, berz
iu6te beute frii6 in ieiner 8pbnung,
g1r. 235, SIt=9ritte StruBe, Ieine 10
Sabre alte Stiefto4ter WturD Sbouz
6ud um5ubringen uno beging ounn
Selbitmpro. 9imto mar bsreits lett
elmer gan5en @o9e ni4t nii9tern gez
lpeIen unD Don Der Sbeilnubme an Ell
ner fr0bIi6en 8ino8taufe mitiammen
Der 6anilie mad 9auie 3uriidgete9rt,
als er Die I6redlide Shat beging.
8d6renb Der Nu6t erbob ii9 Der trunz
tene 8iitberi6, ftieB Dem idlufenoen
WtGocben Elm Wteifer in ben Ruden uno
ergrtff, ais Dahelbe i6rederfiillt uno
unter S6mer3ensrufen in Die Slide
entflOb, Elm SanObeil, nit nel6em er
troB alien 8itten5 uno SIeben5, bod
ibr tein neitere5 2eio 3u5ufiigen, Der
bereits S6lperoerIebten cine i6limme
Wunoe an Der Iinten S6uIter bei=
bradbte. 3DiI6en Der Satin, lpel4e
Der So6ter 81 9iilfe elite, uno Dem
ga7enben entIpann ii6 oann elm
fur6tbarer 8ampf I'M Den 8eIiB Der
gefGbrIiten @uffe. G5 geIang Der
nit Der Strait Der @er3peiflunq Rins
qenoen, Iib oerIeIben gu bemd6tigen,
porauf iie entflo6. 3ipei Der 6ruu
nudgeIanOte &ugeln perfeblten oas
3ieI. Simfo begab iih, ais er Die
Opfer feiner 8utb entronnen iob, in
fein S6Iaf3immer, tpo er in 8egenz
mart Ieine5 entieBten Sobnes nit 3pei
RepolperidiiTen in Den 8Opf bem Ell
Qenen 2eben Elm 2iel iebte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
llniaQs.G .G9ronif.

5r. Sumeg 80. Mc5ntDre bon g}r,
1906, SitzGRaieitr., nar0 am Gam
tag Ru6mittug an Der Gde Der 6anDz
Derz uno QeeitraBe BON ieinem Nagen
geI9leuOert uno i6per an &opfe Derz
lett. Gr porb i'm Yatrolnu9en Des
Iiibli6en 9iitritte5 nuh Ieiner Wo6=
nung iiberfiibrt.
Der Zimmerman &url &ruB bon
Rr. 828, G6eIapeateitraBe, itiir3te am
Sumitag i'm 3eIepEons8ebduOe an Der
Ct. gaulItraBc uus elmer 90be pon 30
SUB berub unO erlitt i6mer3li6e Ser
leBunqan. Man ian0te i'm na2 0sm
yStaotz6pIpital" uno oann nah ieiz
nsr Wohnung.
N}it fiir6terli4em Get0Ie 3eriprang
porgeItern in ben nMarpldnDer elettri=
I6en Werten" /bas St6erfeitsoentil
eines neuen 9ampfteIIels Il. tur3e 3eit
berrI6te groBe Q(ufregung unter Den
pui7anten, bu man Elm i6peres I'm
glif permutbete. Ms6rere 8efd6rte,
neld5e fh in Der gG6e befanben, GIN
qen bur6. @IUdli6er 0eiie parO
gtiemano DerleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
StaOt Baltimore.

8enultige % tmroo BE- Die
Mitglieber oe5 n8ainmuter5 Soeialz
Club" bon SIt=8altimore tebrten am
SamItag BON elmer 2ztGgigenSagDpdrz
tie an Der GloperoaIezS6ore, Bear
Greef, 3uriid uno einige Der -S6iiBen
batten ni6t penig Slid. Seq. &ipp
i9oB IA @nten, Or. Syobn 8iggS 81
uno Poli5eiiergeunt 80. 8. 8lad 81
Stud.
BON i6rem OnteI pers
fIbrt.-S SiQie Spmon5ti, cine bib
fhe 16 Sabre ulte Yolin, puroe an
Samitag pom 9oli3eirihter Sanner
oem r6eim gum guten 9irten" iibcrz
pieIen. sic beI6ulOigte ibren Sntel,
Sobn 8ipensti, lie oerfij6rt gu baben,
9erIelbe mar antpeieno uno Ieuqnete
aud Die Sbat ni4t, bod tonnte man
inn ni6t5 dnbaben. 0us Wtdo6sn
bat feline SHUTTER, auf oeren GrIu6en
lie in bic 2(nItalt geianot puroe, in
itGnoigit I'm 9er3eibung, Do4 itisB
biefe tie bon iih.
2tus Gunton unb 6ig f.
Idnbtolpn.- Der Sing4or Der
SonntagsIaule Der Gongregatipnali=
ftenz8emsinbe in Canton Itattete gez
itern 0a6mittag bem 8aDz8ielpzgipl
einen 8eIuh ab uno gab ben Sniafen
Der 2(nItult Elm Gon5ert.
9ie g8efeIIi i9uft3ur Grz
81 + jung BON iSrue1itii Of II
u r N en- unb Watientin :
Der n erpGblte in i6rer oeitern gu6z
mittug i'm GutupzYlacez3empel itattz
gehabten General 8erIammlung Die
foIgenDen 8eamten: PrGIioent Rubbiz
ner Or. u. &aiTer, @ice Prdiioent
8ubbiner Or. u. 8uttma6er, Setrez
tGr 6r. g. Go6en, S6aBmeiiter Sr.
8. g: 6artogenIi5; 9ireftoren bie99.
81. g. 2epp, u. Sarris, Or. s. Blum,
SoI. 2eopoIO, Sol. Samburger, 9. 8.
5rieo, 6. q. Qeop uno s. 0apiofon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
an der @iniamfcit aeitnrbcn.

YOmona, "a. NoDember.-8om
9alto Gunpon, IA MeiIen BON Qomoz
nq, tommt Die Na6ri6t, baB Elm alter
SSG9er uno Sausniteller, Namens @no9
Quilting, geitern in ieiner 0iitte toot
duf oem 8ette lisgenO gefun0en putDe.
@r lief als iungerMeni8 bon gu @auIe
fort unb fu6r al5 Matroie bur6 Die
0elt, bis er nabe3u so Sabre alt mar,
bann lieB er iih in elmer 9iitte i'm
San 8abriel Gunpon nieoer uno
fii6rte Elm GinIieolerle6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
Sin ltlmur;rr Gd,ieKhn[n.

q a HE Senn., "a. g}OD. =
Die peitere brutale MtBbanOlung
3peier fleiner W2db6en Seiten5 be5
Neger5 SObn 9ale gu per6uten, toitete
beute Dem 8eiBen Sboma5 Sone5 ba5
Qeben. 2lu9 auf be5 @rmorOeten
Soater riatete Der 9eIperabo Die
S6uBpaffe, bp6 erreidte Die &ugel
ibr 3iel nicbt. Nu9 nollbru9ter Shat
fu6te 9ale Oas Weite. Sin 8iirger>
aufgebot nit 8lutbunDen bat it6 sur
8erfolgpng oe5 M0rber5 aufgema6t
uno Elm &pn4geri6t Oiirfte in 4usz
fiCht ftehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
NnmirQ[ 9irfIono micoer tier,

Nsp zgOrt, "a. Noo. - W&it
bem 9ampfer ga 8ourgp9ne" traf
bier beute Qbmiral Sirtlanb Elm. mel
der betanntlt9 bonn MarinsIfretGr
9erbert oeS Gpmmanbos iiber pa5 euz
rppGiI6e 9ei6naber entbpben purbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
Ginq1dleruna elmer 9Fahrtf.

St.2puis, W}o., "a. gRop. - Die
nSt. 2ouis Sbopel 5actorp" an Der
40. StruBe unb 9uncunz2lpenue purz
be beute eingedi6ert. Der S6ooen
itelt fiGh auf $50, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
9lleranoer Sumas tost eemeISct.

Paris, "a. Nop. q ll6r Morz
gens). - gs gebt bas 8erii6t, oaB Der
beriibmte S6riftiteuer uno 0ramutiz
fer 9lleranore Dumas nQ6 Ianqer,
ibfperer &rantbeit bas 3eitli6e geieg=
net bat. (2lleranore .. mar am %.
Sum- 1924 in Paris gebpren, begann
beretts feline ltterarif9e 2uufba6n i'm
Qlter bon II Su6ren nit Der 9erausz
gabe zines 8dnO4sn5 9eoi6te, reiite
oann nit Ieinem 8uter in Spunien u.
gg9pten II. errang ieinen erIten bur9z
falagenoen Grfolg nit Ieinem Roman
ga Dame aur Gamelias." 9ieIer
Sriumpb Iteigerte iih, aI5 bas @ert
in gei6idtsr bramutiI9er 8eurbeitung
CUR 4uffiibrung fam. 9as Stid err
ihloB auf bem 9ebiete oes Dramas
Die neue MODERN realiitiI6e 8i4tung
uno mar fir Die bamdIige 3eitepode
nm 10 3aratteriItiT6er, uls buI1elbe
aIleroings bur6 ieltene brumatii6e
8erbe uno fein pointirten 9ialog aus
ge5ei6net, einen morulii9 b06It be-
bentltaen SSnbalt uufpies, ba es in
8eitalt elmer i6pinbiii3tigen Barrier
&urtiiune bas gefa1ene, je0o6 eble
g8eib glorifi3irte. 1875 ipuroe 9uz
mas Nfttglieo Der fran3DiiI6en @taOez
mie. 81. b. Reb0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
ShaDrnieucr.

Scranton, ga, "a. Npp.- Gin
pier6unoert SUB LANCER &o6Ienidupz
pen Der .OeIapure u. !0ubionzGanolz
So" in Garbonoule ging beute IN
Tlummen auf. Der materielle 8erIuit
hstriint $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
GS Earb

an p. Topsmber~1995 ! o bn d mud i'm Nlt.r
9or "a Sabrtn, / DtOn. II 1uetH, osb in g9ttboitu
5ti S9orms an RbeiH. Sie 3sit Der 9sgoisunp
luirD ipdtsr onqe5elgt.
(BaibiHatOH.r, 1sps0orttr uuo GbcagOsr 3si=
tune,H moasn ssfdgigit cVpir,n.l (282I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
0ascrpIniinn.

Butler, 9a., "a. g3op. - Sn
5Solge elmer Guserploiton fanb beute
Morgen Der 70 Sabre aIte Gbman
6sQer in Suronburg einen unerparz
teten Sob. 2lu6 Die So6ter Minrie
erlitt 10 I6pere 8erleBungen, buB lie
DenIelben ipa6rI6einli6 erIiegen piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
Ser neue8eftor Scs o2lmerifamiIhcu
College"

R 0 m,24. g}pp. - 9as 8eri6t,
buB @uter @m. $. S'Gonneu gum
Rettor oes r2lmerifuniiden College"
ernannt porOen lit, tpirQ i'm 9utitan
beItGtiQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
Surii6berufeu.

2(tben, "a. Nop. = Der tiirfi76e
9eIanote bat telegrapbii6e Na6ri6t
erbalten, fofort na9 Gonitantinopel
3uriid3utebren, uno lit unmitteIbur
nu4 Gmpfan9 Der 8oti4aft oortbin
dufuebrp6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
50. Sabrgang.
iyortlrbl>no Der Scfllnpilmg,

Noa9 Ser "a & g, BAT Die Preaen Der buren
feds ona Greoit ge6nben @uta au
gebed bat bic M6pon gs6ebn SnHmen@ Concerns
Saosd5t uebrad5 9ri 8aar dn3abln afn ob
g e Des 5ren Qn3ign age oie 0rtel TT balb 10
bel, nie mir S6nen fir beFere @aroerpbn berednn
Die 2ugn ge0ffnet ommen m Bargain
S0nq priginaen e6rIen 8argan tbnen bret
Bis gu hn 9oGars uf n an epar muben Der Bargain aOntg
pun fir Oie (Danagungs gode cine Spe3ialSre MADDEN
miro Die Qie 10 fefnn enm Saarz@nduz
fer unO unb neg @o m09 it, So unOet Roub Der Bargain
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
Ginc S6aucraci6ihtc.

N0n B n, "a. 9tOD.- Glnem Yrlz
pat6riefe aus GOnitantinopel aufolge
ion Elm Suu6er, Der am goloenen
9orn ii6 in ba5 Nteer binablieB, UNI
buIeIbIt Pfdble ein5urammen, ungez
fdbr bier5ig nit idperen @epi4ten
beIuItete Qei6en Qefunben buben, unz
ter benen er cine 9ln3abl BON inn per-
fDnli6 betannten tiirtiI4en Stubenten
(Softas) ertannt babsn ion, Die lett
ben IeBtenllnruben ipurlos Oeri9punz
ben finb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25

(SpeSiaI'aab.Ibrief fir ben n9eutfb.H Gorreipons
berteu, btritt,t ourh Die nllHiteo-lreB" uno bic
gtcfp:goIfer "aiioc. Breiie.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
Ser Sentidle Gorreiponbent,
2dsIib, ip5t,rtItt uro sorrtass,
O.. Usaire, Giesnthnmer nno Tesafteur

O.. 0saire, @ieenthmmer nno Teeafteur
(9lohfoIeer Don &. &aint),
Shep,tsSte SaltmoresEtrase uro BoffsSt Stfic..gpe.
greis s.s taaIid)en SIattes, ourd lrdscr beiprst,
1215 Cts; taetidhc uHe 9pnuta G8=sIussabe Is
Gents pro Not Sap;bar bic eos SlGtt beiorseEorn
9rdeer-Saalid ntbF 2 pnuta a5s sAusa aabr uHttr
Bortc,gorausb,5ohluue s7.50 pro Sabr, fur tlrstre
Sttt i'm gcrbdltEiB; flT biz rupdentlidhe slnssabe
nit eoG7tassboit, portotre nit Ibsus 1ilr CLUBS,
"a so prc Sahr. rddl irseHe enem Srie bes SHlans
ees, 81 rct guropG. Snnutag gabe 81
pro Sdhr -Ias bsfte uHe bigtsits esati@e 9Iatt
ku Ar- aVi.., - >hniiacf.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
@robuma sesen spcfuIantem.
Gine HieienlciItung.

Gbtcago, ST., "a ROO. - 8ei
einem beute bier abgebaltenen Wettz
ieben 3ptihen SEQ, 8. 8reen BON
Bottom unO Gugen SO. SuplOr BON
Oenoer auf 2ineotnpezS9rtftieB=W
I1inen IeBte Griterer 78,7OO rW." uno
2eBtersr 78,O27 nW2" in itebsn Stunz
ben. 92dabem ale Gorretturen ge=
mu6t naren, ituno Dus 8erbdltniB Der
8eioen fol9enOermdBen: 8reen 7O,70O
unb Saplor 64,O27 nM." - 9reen
genann bic gegen i'm eingeIeBten $500
unb reiite bann nah Bottom ab, mo Elm
Qnoeres WettIeben itQttfinoen ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
Sranb cines Ba9nbuis.

Ct. Sofepb, Wto., "a. glop. -
Der aIte n9annibal Ii. ct. SoIepbz
8a6nbof" bierislbit purbe beute nebit
a9t5ehn 6ra6tpaggons Elm Spfer bss
fSeueroGmons. Der 1riprung bes
SSeuers, pel6es einen S6uoen bon
S25, 900 unri6tete, lit unbefunnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
9 erf d ie benes.

Canton Baltimore" oeg gSrbens
Der rSOO 5euons" unter Commando
bon Capt. 8iQium 8. 8errpman uno
Canton Monumental" unter Gapt.
9, 2(lbaug6 pohnten geitern Dem 8otz
tesbienfte in Der metboo. .zbii6Ofli4en
8naOentir4e BEL.
Die neuge6aute G6ur6 Of t6e 2ltoz
nement an sSefferIonItraBe, naAe@aI6=
ingtonitrdBe purb geitern MOrgen
BON 8h6of Paret gelpsibt. 9erIel6e
belt eine etnorudsppQe Yreoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
Gas GhpIera @efpcmit.

q. . eter bur q, "a. y{ob. =
Amtli6er 2lngube 3ufolge betru9en Die
Grtrantungen an Der GboIerd in Der
3eit pom 20. big %. Nopember bier
3ebn. Sn @olbpnier rufFte pdbreno
bes berflpfenen Monats bic Gpioemie
236 unb in &ieff 50 Yerionen 0ubin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
Gin amerttaniI6es s6tT nntsr8e.
anNaen.

Qonbon, "a. g}pp. - Der erfte
Sffi3ier unb flint Munn Der 8eIaBung
bes ameritanii4en S4iffes n8eQe D.
8rien, Gapt. Gpllep, bus am 10. Suni
pon San 6ran3isco na9 Queenstopn
abging, iinb in einem tleinen 8oote
gu &errp@6eub, 1iihli9 BON Der Mfiinz
bung bes Sluhes Shannon, Srelan0,
geIanbet. DIS bic Mtdnner bas llfer
errei6ten, tpuren lin in total enttrdfz
tetem 3uitanbe. Der erite Sfft3ier
tbeifte nit, na6bem er ii6 ettpaS err
bolt bate, baB er nit ben W2dnnern
bas S4iff am Is, NoOember perlaiien
bate; baIelbe mar bumals 130 Meilen
norbpeItlic6 BON 8errDz6eub. 9rei
anoereMutrofen f9ifften ii4 i'm Gang
boot Elm, ipurben abet balO aus bem
@eii8tstrei1e perloren. Gupt. Gollep,
feline SSrau uno bier WtatrpIen blieben
auf Dem 6a6r3euge, bu5 iebr tart
MaTer nabm. W}an glaubt, DuB bas
S6iff untergegangen lit.
Qonbon, "a. Nob. - Sn elmer
9epeI6e an Die r@entrulzgtetps" bon
Queenstonn beiBt es, baB 5tpei 8oote
nit neun 9erIonen BON Der n8elle o.
8rien" permiBt iperben. Gapt. Col
lep, ieine 5rau uno feds M}atrOIen Der
Mannf6aft bIieben auf benz itntenoen
SahrkuQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-25
Gine @rfaa aeffranoct.

9R m, "a. Nop. 3 9us N2ittellGnz
bi19e Wfeer tpurbe beute bon einem gez
palti9en Sturme beimgeIu6t. Die
ita1ieni78e 8rigg n8iuieppe" itrunoete
Bel GuIpi an GorItta's. Siiite unO bier
WitgIieDer Der MannI9aft ertranten.
Sine 2(n3abl tleinerer 5a6r5euge lit
berlpren gegangen unb aus peri6ieoe=
nen &iiitenpldBen iperoen 3ablrei4e
9erluite bon MenI6snleben beri6tet.
Srobmna eeseu SpefuIantem.
8uris, "a. 9}ob. - 9eitern Mor=
gen puroe na6Itebenoe bulbofft5i0Ie
g2ote publi3irt: Spetulunten 5umetit
QusIGnber, iu6en burh auf einonOer
fOIgenoe 2tttuden bier gr0Berer @reDitz
bGuIer ben Pariier Martt gu Oertpirz
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-11

In the human breast Despite repeated az.
appointments. the divine spark rekindisa
after each Though there may not DO a silver
lining 20 every cloud. the vapors which %
scure the SKY Oft wait aside and disclose tho
fuil splendor Of the noonday sun Thus IL
hope justified Invaiids who seek the aid
from Hosiotters Stomach Bitters In the hupo
Of something better than mere mobilization
Of the evils from which they suffer. will md
that Il iustihes their expectation Chills and
fever. rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver and Aid.
ney tronblc nervousness and debility are
thoroughly not partly remodied by the hit
trrs Loss Of flesh. appetite and sleep arc
counteracted by this helpful tonic az by no
other medicinal agent. and 10 the old innrm
aud conyalcscent IL affords speedily appf,-
liable benefit A wineglassiul three times o
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-11

Ter corner VI all the sisters she was
the lovcllost-and the most deter.
mined ~ VOL.
"Why not9' said she "Do YOU
think | like this kind of lifce de-
clare, there have been tunes within
the last month when I've felt Inclined
90 hire ont rs q servant. just think,
the trcss ! wear isn't yet paid Tor; the
miiiiucr IA always sending her bills. /
can't so out for fear OF meeting a
creditor Rosie keeps giving parties
ana luuchcons To try uni got us mar
r,cd, and Frank Is working beyond
his strength to give his wife's sisters
chance but its no use. don't
know about Julie and Dora. but for
one am tired Of being put up for sale
Ia the worlds window, aud I'm going
TO Uncle Paul"
But what will society sayg"
gaspcd Mrs Temple
Society won't settle my bills and
Keep me In pin money. II may say
what 1t pleasoS"
GLADYS I think YOU are crazy" no.
moustntcd Juliet
because ! am emancipating my.
self from slavery ! can not see
whore this Is To end, Julie"
What will Mr. Vaudeville save"
dct'lrely queried Dora
"lle will say there is one fortune.
hunter less In the ranks"
GLADYS, how can YOU speak so
eoarselyG' Juliet said. Indignantly.
rs II coarse to tell the truth? Mr.
Vaudeville Is very kind aud courte-
ons, but he Will not miss me after the
hrst few evenings, aud dear, patient
Frank will have one less to provide
for Yes, | will 90 To Uncle Paul"
you may "a we'll commit suicide
o. once, said Juliet
hohll never marry In that wilder
ness said Mrs. Temple.
"Ihere are nineteen old maids In
ihh block" said gladys I'VE
counted them yesterday, Dora aud /.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-11
A WOMAN'S HEART.
ONE DISEASE THAT BATTLES
THE PHYSICIAN.
Tho story 81 = Woman who suffered
for Nine Years uow she Was cured.

iFrom tho newark y J., Evening News
yaIyuIar disease Of the heart has always
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Interview therefore. will interest the medi
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The patient ia Mrs Geo. Archer Of Clifton,
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said u could not walk across the ioOr
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ping 10 lot the pain In my chest and LETT
arm cease. I felt an awful construction
about my arm and chest ~ though I were
tied with ropes. Then there was terrible
noise at my right ear, like the lnborcd
breathing Of some great animal. ! have
often turned expecting 70 see some creature
at my side
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was at Springfield, Mass, visiting, and my
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