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Girls Who Attract Men.

The girls who attract the best men are almost always source of surprise to their feminine friends, who are often lost In wonder as to why so many more patent charms should have been passed over in such selections. It is the little mouse of a woman, the shrinking, shy creature left in the background by her bolder sisters,w constantly see brought to the front by the man who has won her love. And men prefer to any such coquettish invitation as that extended by Mrs Bond of the nursery rhyme to her ducks, when decoylng them to come and be killed, the uncertainty hanging around being to whom they have to sue
 Every mans ideal of a wife--I mean the normal, honest citizen of our repub- lie, who looks forward to making of himself and his line, stones to support its bulwark--is girl who may be pret- ty, who might be brilliant, but who must be good. He also recognizes in- stincttvely that her grace should not be too costly to wear every day. That she shall be cheerful of temper, inclined to take short views of human infirmity, and sound of health, he is apt gravely to consider, within himself, as essential. If all those who. before marrying, omit ted to think ap at these things had done so, it is possible we should hear less to-day of the incompatibility of man and woman.--Ladies Home Journal.
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Famnns Rogue Elephants.

The complete history of rogue ele- phants would make an interesting chap ter. They seem to nave decided to avenge mans wrongs against their kind. Some years ago one rogue actual ly took possession of a stretch of coun- try in India forty miles wide by one hundred long. and in a business-like way proceeded to demolish everything In or about it. The animal rushed into the villages, took huts upon It's tusks and tore them apart, or tossed them
 until they fell into splinters. It chased
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rnrumAr1sN pREyALnNT.
Caused by the Sudden Changes of Tempera-


 ture.
 Rheumatism is more prevalent here than ever before. When this disease fastens upon an individual with It's soreness and pain, swelling the Joints, rendering him helpless in his move ments. he Is indeed an object of pity The slight pain in the back, pain or stiffness of the joints or muscles, Is warning indication of the impov9r- ished condition of the blood, a low state of health, and if not attended to at once. means rheumatism. Rheuma- tism can now be cured.
 Since the introduction of pr. David Kennedy's Favorlte Remedy, there have been fewer sufferers. Favorite Remedy drives out rheumatiic poison from the blood, restores the circulation, strength ems the nerve power. The best proof of its value is the good it has done.
 T was afflicted with infammatory rheumatism for fifteen years" writes MT. E. P. Tayer of East Nassau. N. Y, "So severe that was supposed to be a cripple for life Under physicians treatment grew worse. pr. Kennedy's Fayorite Remedy helped me from the time first used it, and 1t surely cured me-
 The beautiful daughter of MT. James Mcfarland of Des Moines Ia., was help less for months with sciatic rheuma- tism. After a few doses of Dr. Ken nedy's Favorite Remedy she began to grow better. appetite improved. slept we'll. and continuing it's use was cured, MT, G. Lansing of Troy, N. r., had rheumatism so bad that he had to be turned over in bed. After using Dr., Kennedy's Favorite Remedy but a short while was restored to health Why then suffer with rheumatism or neuralgia?l This medicine will help you,
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0Mamts.

One Cent Word each insertion, Ave cents Word for a full Week, seven times.
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WaLLLNGFORD.

New Years passed very quietly here, with nothing startling out of the usual run of affairs, The trotters were out on Main street and several lively scraps were the result, Charlie Smart of Meri- den had flyer. which showed up finely and as a general thing was well in front at the finish. At Company Ks armory the rifles were cracking all day and up to o'clock in the evening no one had succeeded in making a clean score of bulls-eyes, although Captain Barber, Lieutenant Norton U, J, Covey, David Ross and Fred Blake had made 24, which showed four bulls-eyes and one 4. Barber, Norton and Ross were tied for first place, as each finished with four bulls-eyes. There were several who scored 23 and 22, and any under that score stood very poor chances of a prize. Tn shooting o9 z. P. Beach defeated Davis by scoring 23 to 22.
 The Higgins & Rogers company's works are closed for two weeks.
 A. B. Pixley had poor day yester- day, his condition not being as favora- ble,
 Miss Kate Backes is recovering from an attack of Illness.
 Will Goodrich is confined to his home by illness.
 A. w. Partridge has a new addition to his family. Twlns-boys,
 Horace s. Williams is cutting ten inch ice from his pond in East Wal lingford.
 MT. and Mrs. Sydney Van Tassell celebrated the fifth anniversary of their marriage New Years eve and en- tertained friends.
 Rev. and Mrs. D. M Gushee started yesterday for California.
 Sam Hubbard returns to Wllhraham to-day and Walter Wildman to Trinity college,
 Mrs. Arthur IT. Whiton entertained her friends at her pleasant home on East Center street last evening.
 Commander M. w. Futile will install the officers of H. c. Merwin post, G, A. R., in New Haven this evening.
 J. P. Stevenson was at the lake yes terday looking over and sizing up the chances for half-mile trotting course The ice is thick enough, but Is most too rough at the south end of the course.
 There was quite crowd enjoying the fine skating on the lake yesterday. Uptown parties can take the electric cars and get off on the west side, just south of the turnout and have only a short walk over to the smooth Ice. The iceboat will be out to-day if the wind is favorable.
 The H. L. Judd company's works are closed for two weeks
 The schools open again this morning
 The installation of the officers of the w. R. c. and G. A. R. on Friday even- ing will be a joint, but not public in- stallation. Mrs. Harriet J. Bodge or Hartford, past national chaplain, VIII install the W. R. c. officers. Past Com mander Belden of Admiral Foote post of New Haven will officiate as install- ing officer for the G. A. R. The mem hers are requested to bring along re- treatments
 The Misses Edith Turner. Jennie Campbell, Daisy Allls and Edith COOK have returned from Washington D. C'' and report a very pleasant trip.
 B. F. Luby left his horse for a minute alone yesterday and the animal started on it's own hook and was finally stop,, ned near North Haven and returned without any serious damage
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WANTED.

A N American boy, about 15 years of aga, GA of good education and address, good penman, residing with his parents, willing to work and anxious to learn good mercantile busl ess. Address with reference Box 8Sf,
 it1 1t
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WANTED, A P0SITIoNby a iirst-ciass cook, 1A tas It ls GROWN STREET.
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your Husband,s tbook.

Will not suffer by an investment in cottons at cents yard, ginghams at 61h cents yard, and 4h yards of beau- tiful embroideries for 25 cents, at F. M. Brown & Co.'S Happy New Year sale tomorrow.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court

UeCeWDBT 2Bth, IbUF. ] TSTATE of WILLIAM McGRATH, late of II North Haven, in said district, deceased. New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for set- dement,, Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time will be debarred a recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 HARRIET McGRATH, ja2 2td 1tw Executr1x.
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DEATHS.
-s-4
 NGlR RENT

SLEIGHS AND SLEIGHIN NY ESBITS stables, TO Temple st. Coaches IN and coupes, large sleighs for parties. Prices very reasonable. Telephone 647'
 d3l St
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WANTETl

SSITUAT1O NJ (AIalo) )-Stenographer, rapid, O accurate, several years experience; refs orencts from present employers.
 d8l 8tt "ACCURATHn Box H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-03

gusOruf, u.lhe in alien anglo@amcrt>
fnnilheu &reiieu iiir unIercn aroBen
San68munn aete9t piro. Sa8 oeutld)e
y6uiilisrzO zOtllltarsGurps" hattie filr bubz
ide Wfulit geiOrgt. 9tad bef GrIcoIs
suu9 ocS Ofii;iellen i5eituttcs pcretnl9tt
ii9 Die Geie0idait gu einem frobIt@en
5runf,.
BOrtlanb, Ore, ,. 9lpril. -oler
fano geitcrn gIbenO cine 6cier Oes 0e@
ouriStaqe5 oc8 9llten oom SahIenwaloe
unter beu 9tuipicicn tes r0eutlhen
Sri:serzS.relnS" ltatt, peld]e ltd) elmer
GuBerlt rescn Setbelltguu9 ans allen
Srelien beS Qeutidtbum8 Der Staot err
freute. a
BroOi6ence, 9l.s5., ,. Gprll. -
Der biclise yOeuti9e Club" fejerts &C.
Itern NbenO Oen so. @lebHrtsta9 bsS
5iirltsn 8ismard Ourb ELL grOBea Sans
tett, On wsl4em al. pyomtncntcn Oeut@
iden be3 Staatc5 3lboOc Sslaao unO
piele seIu6ene @dite tbeiluubmen. Der
BrdTbeut ocS Glubs. Ssfar &empL
bielt Die 55eItreOe. lSeitere 9teocn peh'
ielten nit putriOtiiheu &leoern ab.
Inter ben 2ceteren bcfanO ittl elm BON
BrOfelOr 9etmuun OiHQer ueriaBte5
6cit9ebIdt.
9llbunp, 9t.zY., ,. April. > Der
r0eEtIde @lub" fetcrte geltern cen 80.
geburt0ta9 oc8 6iriten StSmarf curA
sinsn ioleuncn @Ommsr5 in ieinem Ser
iammlun98>2Otal,, osm 9Otel unb 9fez
ltaurant She Slb 9onlelteaO. 0em
geburtstassfinSe wurOeu oic 9litf@
lpiinl6c oe5 Clubs tsle9rapbiib iibers
nlittelt uno aui oo5 @Obl Oes 9lltretd)sz
tunslers mund' @lo5 res ebIcn @erltens
iaiteS seleert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-03
TrHHIreIY.
Sic 9estebnnsci. stpiid1en @n9lanS
ft1tn SSr0ufretd1.

2OnoOu, 2. Gpr,I. - Der 8ariier
Correspondent Der p BuQ Mau @aSette
meilt aui bic vhDiteriidt @rtraua9ani
ber frunSOfiidcn Prelie, in Besu9 aui
England, BIN, uno beriattt folssnOe
GeuBerung 9enri RuAcTOrt8: n8rant>
reid laBt lih cine Ofcibc bon 0emiitbls
sunasn sefauen, inbem es Sdlifie uaa
&iel ieu6et, nm bic Sieser uon @0rtb
unO @eiBeuburg Bu bssriiBen. aber
bas S9limmlts lit, 6uB c5 iih Die Sc
leioisuns.n GrOBbritannicn's Obne ,Eros
tsit 9ciaGen ldBt. 9e6balb Usriteft
6runfrsia uidt ieiuc 6abue?"
Die yGemps" perlau9eu cine Gnts
idulOisuns OOer Gnwcuouns BON 3e>
prshalien. Die 8eOen BON 9ibmeaO
Bartlett, zines bioBen Yanfcc5," iu9t
bas Slutt, nunO George Gur3ou. zines
Orientuliiden @eidaitsreiisnheu, iiuO
nidt BON geoeutun9, aber mir Iiub uers
blifft Iber Die Substitution Cir Gowarb
@reD'8 uuO SOiepb @bumherlain's.
Yari8, 2. glprll. - Der Orumas
titer Camille 0oucet, Otitalit6 Der 2lfas
bentie uub Iangidbriser Sefretdr OerIels
ben, ilt beute I'M Nlter uOR So 5abreu
9eitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-03
@crmiidte tcIcarapAiidc 9cpel6en.


- g}upc Sort JtccOuery, SblO, er.
idOB Der @tcp3Udtcr 0enrg &bOrne
lelne 6ruu uuo bauqte li,B Oanu iclblt
aui. 9elOpcrlescnbetIsn marer Ole llrs
ia1e Der srauligen Chat.
- Su SmaBn, ytebr., waro geItern
Der pOlnilts Brietcr stephan &amlu5tt
inter DER 9lntlngc u:rboIleI, iclne &rte
III Srauo gcitcdt ;u baben.
- SIM Staatc S1lO fanoen geltern
Die Staat5wagtcn ltltt. On GleUcl0nO
unO Spr!ugiltlO wur0eu rcpu5llfunil9e
MaDore crwGb.t, wlbrcnO IN WGooles
ton. SamtllUn Uuo 1OleoO Die Demo-
truten g,OBc Siegc cr~GnScn. Sst Die
len MaDleu wur0eu gum erlt:H Ota,e
6rauen OIL ole Nabluruc Geran9elaIen,
uuO bielclben utuHteu Don lbrcm Mo9lz
redt I'M 2lugemeIaen gutlu 0ebraU1.
= 6rau lS. >. WlllGams, bic Sat
tin circs @)ruuOcIgcutbum5>Utaflers in
9rou S@itp, ., tam geltsru uah benz
rBurtz6otel" 81 Columbus, ., uno
bgahtc oaieIbit lbyc 0rei &Inotr unter,
woruuf iic iih entisrnte. Gbe ne ieOO6
Oas oOtel uerIIsB, iugt: lie ibrem aIiciten
&IHb, OaB lie ii4 Ill 6luB ettrGnten
meroc. 4,e smc; lUn9sreu &tn0sr wurs
Den nit OHrtlnn!tIencn 0Qtien tOOt
aufgeluuoeH. SOn ocr 6rau warO &C.
iteru AtenO non tclne Spur entoctt.
- Gin ais Der r6arbeuzO OOftOr" be-
fainter SI0iGuoer, Dr.. l&m. OotdtiB,
lit in ct. &Ouis, OfO., no er ielt 40
9abren lebte, pIOslIa am Ser3ialag gez
itOrbeu. 0a5 2llter 0e8 YcrltOrbtuen
uirO auf 14O SABRE uussSebeu. Or.
u. 8. Bud ertlGrt, OuB eS Oiii3ieu rddz
9eiuieien iei, baB 9OtdtiB minOelten8
100 Sabre Dem 6reImaursrsSroen an>
gebOrte, uliO fdcrlI4 121 SABRE alt 9sz
meien isin muB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-03
Cur SramnfrQac.

9n gt,lusSapen, Conn, biclt unldngit
Brofe6or WtcSoot bonn GrlnitD 9olz
leg" iber Die Grampiruse einen GOrz
trag, Der intersGante Streif flIdter ouf
oieitn io;ia!en NflBltanO wlrit. 9tah
ieinen Wflttbtilunscu bate Wtc@oof en-
bic gTrgsrmciiter pOn iiber 40 StaOten
in ben Scr. Staaten seidrieben uub bic
OtaDors UNI Statiltifen eriudt. Son
IA Staoten erbielt Ell Die aewInihte
auSfunft, 10 baB Wtatertal iber ruuO
1900 yanbitreiber Der Union in lctue
SauOe 9clangte. gluberoem smp1tn9 CT
nod oiesbe;iiglide Statiltiten aus Dem
Bbitsaapelz0iitritte in 2OnbOn, icwic
aus 0eutidlauo. Nuf @jrunb Sieier
2lu8ueiie iiibrte WtcGoot in ieInem SOrz
trG9e nun 6OI9snOe8 on:
Die 3abl Der Cramps in Ser llnlOn
miro pom @iniscu AMI 10000 anaez
nOmmeu, bod CLAUDE i'd, OaB olcie .3abl
5u bod gesrtiien iIt. Sd l6dBe iie Gui
etwGs Uber 10000. gtur 81 BrO6cnt
Der 1900 tnlGnolihen GasabunOen be-
| bauptetsu nlittcn i'm lSintcr, al5 Die
Grippe baulte, in l1lc6tcn9elun belts
rerbaltniTeu fiG su bciiuOen. Die mels
| Iteu Sanbltreilbcr (in0 robuits &Crie, uno
iie I'm OtIttcrnaht in tlellttu SAIafe
| l4nurdeu 81 bOreu. fam firluahr Sez
6ermannS Jtetb erlpcden. Die Oiebrz
sabl Der 1900 Cramps mar ielt Otonas
ten auBer 2lrbcit uuo pOu oieier Wtebrs
sabl batten iih 81: Dteilten pieoer unz
ucrsiiglib ouf bic Cambridge bsseben,
nabOem lie tbren grbeitsplae uerIai1en.
@inanSahtsls $ro;ent bsr @cianlmt,abl
erflarten, ;u pagubunOireu, neil iie au.
Ber V.ld)dftl9uns ieien, unO nur elm
Granlp CAB als 0runo Tiir icin 2auos
itretderleben al, OaB Oie Wtui3iue ibn
aus Ielnem Seruie perbrangt.- Iuf bic
| SSrage: @ann pesoen Sle iuieoer an@
| fans.n 5u arbeitsn?" erwioerten 60 Proz
gent: lSeun id cine arbeltsltsGs bes
tonlmen fann."
r0ie Mebr5ubl Ser Cramps in Der
llnlon lit biersUlunSe 9sbOrsn, unb Swar
| itamnsten BON oen 1912 Sa9abuuben,
beren Statiltltcn mir uorliesen, 65 YrOa
gent pom ameritautiaen @ltern. 9ta9
benl maren Die SrlGnber, uuo SUar mil
272 &opfeu am itartlten uerIreteu. SIN
9an;en mics bos betr,ffsnOe SanSltreIz
9er>@Ontin9snt Ieprdientantrn BON IA
perihieoenen NatiunalitGten auf. 8On
1878 Cramps tonuten tber 1000 lslen
IND i4reib,n. uuO biele gabsn r.3els
mdB;g @elb gum Rauie pou Sa9ss3etz
tungsn aus. Webr al5 bi. Salfte Der
in rie!uer 9ilte per;sj9n:tsn Cramps
bat niemalS bel elmer Wabl ibre Stimz
men abseQ,beu. ndbrcnO Der srOBte
9bcil oe5 9tciteS in eluem hulbeu Dut.
3.nb uOn Staaten iciu gSablredt aus
iibte. Olsienl9cn Sa9abunocn, be lb
an Den gSabIen b'tbsilI9ten, befaunttn
abtr. baB lie gemsinIslid, 9,9en 8e5abs
lung pdblten. Gin &rump aus 8Ors
celter, Wtall., bate in Wtaluc uno IN
GalifOrnieu BON iejuem Nablre9t Ges
brand Semaht.
Son 1889 Sramps warsn uuc 20
perbeIratbst, 81 waren 8iitwsr uno "a
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Giienbabn Gulliiinn.
Gin Bug SenmEer 9eto0tet. - gte
Hnoere id)per perIebt.

Bangor, Mc.. ?. 2lpril. - 3uei
0ieilem BON Ger StaOtsreu5e entfcrnt
cOalOlrts beutc frib Der ytOrqenjug Der
Bangor uno 9lrOoltoOt Subn" nit
Sem @rpreB,use BON Ct. Subu, N.zS.,
UeI9sr id, I'M e;ne uno cine Balbe
StuuOe peripdtct batte. Sin Yahasitr
bes GrprsB;uses, ueIder ir eben bier
elntruf, melOet, OuB Der @rpreB3us BON
5wcl yOtomotlp:n 9cjo9en wuroe uno
Dielcr llmjtGno wObl Die llrla1e lit, oaB
tetne srOBeren 9erIuite an Wteni9ens
lebsn ;u betluScn iinO. Giuer Der !oelSer
murbs sstOotet, Elm 3ucitsr erlitt einen
8cinbru9 uuE Die beiOsu YOfomotip>
fIbrer, iOmie mebrere BuIasiere tauen
nit uncrbebltdeu 9srlstun9sn Sauon.
Der uutau trat in 6olse etusr oem
GOnbutteur Oe5 SOfaI;u9ss aesebenen
Sroer Gin, bon pel6er Der SOnDufteur
Dss GiIiusss teius &enntniB bate. Gt:
Srei 2OtOmotiueu, Der @epdfpag9Ou,
iopie ber HOltwagsOn iiuO nur nod
Grumucr.
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batten &iub,r. SO YrOseut ser Cramps
arbsitet.n nad ibrer auslas: iir ibr
taslides 9rOb, "a PrOs.nt sabsn an,
baB lie um baiIelbe bctteIten, unb 56
BrOsent b.fannten, ibre 9tabrnn9 Su
iteblen. llsber 400 Der 2anOitreidcr
pflestsn IN bilIisen 2osirbauiern unO
nabe3u 800 in BOliScibouptquurtieren
su idlafen> pGbreno pnaefdbr 100 ibre
Naseritutt pdbrenO Der 9a9t III &titsn
aufidlusen. geur 30 Tramps BON 800
sntbielten iid nad ibren 9lnsaben seis
tiger @etrGnfe oOsr iie iuaren osrart be-
trunfen, OaB iie Die Oie5bc3igIits, an iic
s.ridtets 6rase nidt perltunOen unO Die
.rwdbnte Insabe madteu.
Di. 2anbitreider Snslanb's bstrsfs
fenb, 10 sebt aus oen mir Ibsrmittslten
Statiititsn beruOr. OaB so Yru;ent bisz
i.r 2eute tbr SasabunOsnleben aus Sc
pobnbeit fI6rsn."
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cuba.
Die &euolutton bnuert an.

SantiagO DC Cuba, 2. Npril.
- 3uelbunOert 9fetruIen fGr Die pieii>
gen Ytnien 9legjmenter iinO uOu BOrto
9ficO an9efommen. General Yahambre
lit BON 6elOa hier1cr ;uriifgetebrI.
Sapauna, ?. 2tp.tl. - Sbcrlt
SantocieOe8 melOet, OaB Die 0fcbcllen
ieit ibrer gtieOsrluge BET 4lnn5unlllo
96n3lid) ocmOraItiirt ljno. Die 6ubrer
Blapas, 0uabsr uno slnOere boben in
Yctitiouen an sle 9fegteruug I'M gut
Q8ttter gcbeteH. Sberit SautOcicoc5
iuht I'M Sultruftioueu nadl. mas CT nit
Der 8eicIlIdait anfangen iOn. Gr icIblt
Iebt fein Yertrauen III ibre llHtsrps :
fung unO bat iid bis ieet audi genet
CERT, peri0nli6 nit oeniclben Su inter
banoetn. Die Dtebr3abl Der SuIEr9enz
ten lit in bic Btrle eutfloben.
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0rubenz llnal uf.

3wei Sobleugraber get0otet, elmer perlett.
Grini6aO. Col, 2. 2tpril. - 5n
ben 9Oblcnbergwertcn Su G9uitar wur,
ben scltern 9tatt 0rei 9rubenarbeitsr
BON einltiir3enocn SOblcnmancn per-
i4attet. :3wei Der 8erungliften, 9ugO
9t0n unO 9tObsrt GbOnIaiiOn erlIttsu
auf Der SteIle O:n SOB; Der brittle, Duz
uio 0uutS. trus IebcnsgcfabrIiae Ser'
lcsunQen 0apon.
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Gin LANCER Seiu6 i'm aItcn Satcr:
Int10
Sin DiiIpaut:e'r lulrO obne gang MD
Slang III bic beutide Dturnc geIett
unb muR pier Sabre biensn.

Sin DtiIpaut:e'r iulrO obne gang Iuo
Slang III bic Oeutihe DiurInc geite it
uno muB pier Sabre oienen.
WtiIwautec, 8i6c., 2. gpril.-
NibarO Balmutb, Elm n0turaliirtcr
omeritaniidsr SIrger, Der bier irIber
Sur Wtanni9uft Der 2ebeuarettung8itas
lion gcb0rte. iit iOebeu aus Gcutlhlano
3urifgetebrt, NO CT I'M Sabre 1889
mGbreno einss Seiuae8 bel ieinen Gls
tern pon oen NtllltGrbeB0rOcn ais uuz
li9erer &antOnilt perbaItet unO 3mun98s
mciIe gum Oienlte in Der OturIne beraus
ac;ogen puroe. Sroe itiner YrOtelte
ltedre nan i'm Obue 9SeItere5 i'll ten
bunteu 9tof uno braate Ibn au gOro
bcs &rie9sidiffe5 rIlcranOria." SIer
Sabre lang otente er rieiucm Saiier" in
ser Watroen 9lbtbellun9 uno wuroe
oanu aus oem ocutl9en Otilitaruerz
banoc cntlahen, wOruuf man iciner
9tudfebr na1 ImerIfa feline wcttcrcn
Shmieri9fcltcn in Den @c9 legte. 9Sol>
mutb murOe bier lOgIeiA pieOcr Der
WannidaIt Ger 2eben5rcttuHs8tattOn
etuQerClbt.
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Ssehlaeiflaasne @lanbensfnr.
Gin SlnO aus SanGtlsmu0 Dem GOoe iber
n oIrtiunrtst

uULlUOIlet.
BaGmDra. 9t.>S., 2. 9lpril. .-Sier
ifarb bic feline NtaOelinc 9Ofi, Ous&inO
Charles 6. SOfp8, Obne OaB iie UOrber
Gr3tlj9 bebanbelt wOr0en mare. Sniolge
beTien wor cine GOronerssllnteriu6ung
not6penOis. bic geItern itattfun6. Der
8ater oeS ocritorbeuen &lnoe5 iagte
aus, baB Oua &inO 10 Sage trunf mar,
caR Or. S1arp ibm nuh Dem GoSe
behelbsn aeiast babe, es babe an ben
Wiuiern oelittcu unO OuB sr Der &leineu
feline 0teOi3in ge9eben babe, neil er nur
bie @lauben6sur fir Die rtdtige bieIt.
Der udhite 3cuge uur Or. Sburp,
melder ertlGrte, oas SinO iei an OeW
Wtaiern uno 2ungenent3Inoung seitOrs
ben; beiOc &runtbeiten bGtten 9ebeilt
w:roen t0nnsu, pern drstlihe 0Glie
ledt3eitig ber5eiqebolt wOroen mGrs.
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Selatcn.
9trbeitcritttrubcn.

@barlerOi, ,. Ipril. - Sn sebu
@lnsmerfen bieie5 Otfrltts, Die 1000
BeriOu.n beibaftigen, lit 9eitern Elm
Strlte erflGrt worOsn. Der ermartete
Strift Der Oiinenurbeiter 1T ui4t gum
NuSbruh Qefommen.
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gSahlnnti;cn.
gus St;o uuo aaOereu Stuatsu.

NuS Stio un0 aa0eren Sta0ten.
Solebo, O., 2. 9lpril. - Der re-
publifanli6e OtapUr8,@unOiSut @up q.
DtaiOr 1T nit einec NtegrbeJt uon 68
Stimmcn erwdblt uorOen. Sm oerflOl.
ienen Sabre betrus Die rcpubIItanIidc
Otebrb.lt 1900 Sttmmcn. Der Demo-
frat @barle8 Sttscr warO aI5 YOIlSct:
SoutnliiIGr ermQbIt.
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gGirO aud Iid)tS uiibcn.
2ie 2tautsbeAOy0e uon Icras gent gcgeu

2ie 5taatsbehOype u0u GcrlS gent gcgen
pen 5tauoaro.S Del 5ruI" Dor.
gSaco, Ecr., >. rll.-9lui Gjrnno
6eS n.ucn rcrj&iri'm }lntlsS rult=lYe.
ieeeS babtn Die Stuat3bcb6rocu pou
Gra@ ,cSu nl. StanOaro:OclsG oms
paquic" rms sic , @atcr8 ,E,etc: Ssl=
Gompa9nie" gerihtlthc5 %eriaGrtn clns
oclcilet. Dian wiu beloc we8eI llcbcr@
tretuns Oe8 erwdbn.cu &jeIeees sur 3abz
lung BON ic 100000 @uoltraic 5wins
qen un6 ibncu Den weiitrcu GieitGitss
5strieb i'm Staatc Scra5 pcrb!cten.
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Sisle Qcute nebmsn TtQen etn, Die
9au6grimm.E uno l6IIbrung perarz
laden unb ben &0rper iawa9en. Die
Wteiiten ubsr ssbraudsu Simmons Glz
persHe9uIutOr in flIiii9er Obsr puIoeriz
iirt:r @sitult, ou iie beOeutenS ungcnsbz
mer ein;unebm,n iiuO, fein &ncipen
peruriahen unO uur in milbet 6orm abb
fiibren, Oaoegen aber ou5 &OrpsriQitem
aaffrii9su. Die 93irtun9 triiit RAID
elm. IS lit elm BON Der 9tatur IeIblt clnz
sc9cbtnes Sellmittel rein UegetabilIi@er
Natur.
SD bab. bi5her rod ME eiHs gfcoiSII l.trautt
bi mIr JtuBsu bradte; crit ais id SlmmoHs ytptr7
Rteulator tiHSuHelmeu bssaER, nurot Eie5 aHoers'
2Sor bIeI SiGnceH beeGnH i'd nit G5ebraude oteier
Dttbisi1, uzo isito.m babe IN mat msbr an SoYts
ihm-lscH aritfen. GbeHio nnotc i'd aUh meluer
< rwcrer toIe ourhihrittin IN lcoer ISote etH bis
Sip,i aEida: BON 9ogfitmerScH bGttsI Gin baIb;s
Bddet uno ie hat eito:m HihI mrhr oGrGn 81 leIoeI
9eba6t."-9. 2. D( orrls, SIoluEuIle, 2S.=SI.
pa SeSeS Ra6et %ES1
trdst Cen StempeI in rptber 6arbe auf eem
lmid)las.
y. q. 3ttIin & Co.. Ybllaoelpbla, 20.
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