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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
COLORADO'S FAIR.
She Means to Impress Visitors With Her
Vast and Untried Resources.

Vast and Untried Resources.
The state Of Colorado has entered the
exposition contest. 1t means to have
great big fair that will attract the eyes of
the nation and of as much Of the civilized
world as it can induce to look upon the
enormous and varied resources of that re-
gion. OF course its mineral wealth will
be the main feature to which the atten-
ton of the multitude will be directed. 1t
will not by any means be the only thing
however.
Preparations for the big show have al
ready begun. Over half million dollars
has been subscribed of which Denver has
contributed S175,00 1t Is said that APP
plications for space are already flowing in
upon the managers of the enterprise from
all parts Of the world.
Mining machinery men appear to be the
most enthusiastic advocates of the under
taking. They have perhaps a more direct
interest In its success than any other class
A large auditorium is TO be erected in
connection with the scheme which will
be capable Of seating Is, 900 persons, and
efforts will be made to secure the holding
of one or both Of the great national polit-
ical conventions there next year.
While the exposition will not be in any
sense an international affair great many
foreigners will, it is hoped, be Interested
in 1t. While attention will be directed to
that states annual output Of $50, 900, 600
of gold, to its incxhaustible stores Of sill
yer and its marvellous zinc, lead and coal
deposits, besides iron and marble, there
will be shown on an extensive scale what
can be done in the way of agriculture in
an arid country by irrigation. There will
be very extensive and comprehensive
exhibit of products grown on the irrigated
lands. The exposition will, in short, Lc
n magnificent display Of all Colorado's
natural resources and wealth. The enter
prise Is cndabe.-Chicago Post
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11

The president Of the National American
Suffrage association, "Aunt Susan, /" as her
followess love best To call her, IL still the
active leader, despite her more than three
score Of years and ten. But probably real
izing the value of u trained SUCCESSOR, with
her wonderful astuteness, Miss AntbOyy
has chosen as her primo minister Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait, one who IL undoubt-
edly destined To WELD tho gavol Of the wo-
mans party when the time comes for Miss
Anthony b lay IL down, and who, In her
present capacity as chairman Of the com
mittee on organization IL practically the
engineer that IL drafting the plan Of battle.
Miss Anthony and Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait, the present and, AZ knowing
ones say, the future leader Of the suffrage
party, graphically illustrate tho ''pionccr"
and tho coming woman" In "the cause
Both Of them, GladstoDian In their ability,
the one representing an aggressiyeDess that
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
National League.

Boston, June 10.-Boston practically
won the contest in the second inning
With two out in this inning, Hugh Duffy
came to the bat with three men on bases
and sent the sphere sailing to the freight
yard. Both Stivetts and McDermott were
batted quite freely, the latter at opportuno
times. A feature of the game was the
home run of Jimmie Collins in the fourth
innings, which was the visitors only run
until the ninth inning. The visitors, by q
streak of batting in the first Of tho ninth,
aided by "a wild throw, scored four runs.
Louisville. e.......... o o 0 i o 0 Q As
Base hts-Boston, 13 Louisville, IA. Errors
Boston, 2; Louisville g. observation-disclosures
and Camel; McDermott and WEIGH.
At New York:
New York. ....."..0 %
Earned runs - New York, 4: Chicago, l.
Base hits-New York, 10; Chicago, O. Errors
New York, a; Chicago, /. Batteries-Clarko
and Wilson; Griffith and Kittredge.
At Philadelphia:
Philadelphia 80 O.
Cleveland .......O 0 D OO 0 o.
Earned runs-Philadelphia, l. Base hits
Philadelphia, 9: Cleveland, z. Errors-Phla
delphia, q Cleveland, g Batteries-Taylor
and Clements; Wallace and Zimmer.
At Brooklyn:
Pitts6ars. p...... ........... ." Q Q Q %
Base hits-Brooklyn, o; Pittsburg, 5. Err
rors--Brooklyn, 81; Pittsburg, 5. Batteries
Kennedy and Grim Hawley and Kinslow.
At Baltimore:
Cincinnati ........ 0 % 0O1 / p 4
Earned runs Baltimore, 4; Cincinnati, 4.
Base hits-Baltimore, l5 Cincinnati. l2. Er.
rors-Cincinnati, g. Notwithstanding and
Clark; Phillips, Foreman and Spies.
At Washington:
Washington..... 0 o o O o p 3
81 Louis......... 0 o o 90 l. z
Earned run - Washington. Base hits
Washington, IL; st. Louis. IL. Errors-Wash
ington. l; 81 Louis, I. Batteries-Maul and
MeGuire: Stalev and Peitz.
other Games.
New England League-Bangor Q, Fall
River 8; New Bedford IL, Augusta z; Lew.
iston Q, Brockton 8.
New England observation-disclosures
10, Haverhill IL; Nashua 10, Salem IL /;
Fitchburg IL, Lowell IL.
Eastern League-Proyidence 8, Wilkes
barre 9; Springfield 10, Scranton 3; syria.
cuse 8, Buffalo 8; Toronto Ia, Rochester 2,
Games To-Day.
Eastern League-Providence at Wilkes
barre; Springfield at Scranton; Syracuse
at Buffalo; Rochester at Toronto.
New England Association--Salem at
Lowell; Nashus at Hsverhill; Lawrence
at Fitchburg.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
An Important Point.

Can n criminal take advantage Of his
own crime and acquire property therebyf
This question Is now before tho supreme
court of Pennsylvania in tho case of j. B.
Carpenter, who murdered his father and
whose mother was convicted as an acces-
sorry after the fact. While the mother and
son were In Jail awaiting trial they exc
cuted an assignment Of the murdered
mans estate as his heirs, and the court Is
now asked to annul the proceeding OH
the ground that they wero cstoppcd by their
crime from inheriting the property. ty.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
Proposed Statue Of william the silent.

The Holland society Of New York pro.
poses to erect statue Of William the 81
lent and has invited number of sculp-
tors To prepare models for such u purpose.
The site upon which the society will ask
leave tn erect tho monument Is on the Riv-
ersidc drive vt One Hundrcdth street, on n
knoll overlooking the Hudson, an ideal
place Tor fine monument.-NowY York
Sun.
AdYortiae your M nnln nm ihe IRInuNn.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
A One Armed Sportsman.

, Mr.. John c. 5. Hancock OF Hancock,
Md, who has only his left arm 20 shoot
with, tho right having been lost In car
riagc accident, has killed this season with
mis- shotgun 200 squirrels, 1875 rabbits, 2I7
partridgcs, 62 phcasants, 2s wild turkeys
and 30 woodcock. OF wild ducks he has
shot 20 mallartls and redhcads. s.-New
York Sun.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
Lightning Dressed Pork.

Butcher George Grathwohl Of Clutch
ogue, N. Y, had fine fat pig In front Of
his place ready for slaughter yesterday
when thunderstorm came up, and light
ming killed and skinned the porkcr. All
the butcher had To do was To cut the ami
NAL up for salc.-Now York World.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
Emily FaithfuIl's Pine.

ical value, that the late Emily Faithful,
who lived to good old ago and was u
righteous soul withal, found much com
fort In n pipc.-Chicago Times Herald.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
MOrmOnism Checked by Hard Times.

The Mormons have been among us and
preached their doctrines, and some of our
neighbors fully indorse them, and we sus
pect If times were not so bad and our laws
would permit we should have polygamy in
our midst. Stafford Republican.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
No Ambition In That Direction.

Susan b. Anthony, In resigning from
her position In the national association,
shows that she has no ambition to be
known as the Gladstone or the &. o. W.
of the women's suffrage movement
Washington Star.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
Creates n Record.

According to tho New York Journal, a
baby only throe-quartcrs Of an inch In
length and weighing about half an ounce
was born In that city one day last week.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
Standing OF the Clubs.
Base Hall Notes.

Manager Bacon expects his new catcher
In q few days.
A change OF air will do the boys good,
especially the breezes of the Pine Tree
State.
Brown lost to the University OF Penn
sylvania yesterday IL TO and Harvard
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
Two Millions For Sports.

Two million francs Is the appropriation
for sports at tho Paris exposition Of 1900.
They will DO held at Vinocnnes and will
include athletics, fencing, shooting, horse
and bicycle racing and ballooning.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
Regal Beauest To a Queen.

Queen Christina Of Spain has received n
bequcst Of several million francs, with the
rcversion To her children, from n rich mcr
chant, Don Alexander Solcr Of Madrid.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
Not nm Adj.

II Is protested that Corbctt's infclicitics
are genuine and not an attempt to apply
the alimony ad To actor pugilism. Wash
ington Star.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
In,lIea

Attend the afternoon sale OF the Pawr can
CO.'S auction and avoid the evening crow I.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
PAwTUCKET.

Earned runs, Portland 8. Two base hits, G
Struck out, by Killen, 8; by Rettger, 8
Double plays Passed ball, Yeager. Wilt
pitch, Meakin. Umpire. Bradley. Aiten
dance, 800.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
Fashions In Dakota.

A Grand Forks girl wears n lamp shade
for hat. at.-Minneapolls Journal.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
Higgins A. Perry.u

Jones' Ale and Sarrsgansett Lager. Fool
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-21

Sem bairii6en Geianbten In Der
G6tpeis, @eb. 2egationsratb Sreiherr
b. D. pforoten, 1T am eios. Sreii6ie=
Ben in Wintertbur bas Malbeur palz
iirt, irrtbiimli6 berbaftet 3lt iperbeil,
ueil er einem itedbriefli6 perfplgten
yerbre6er auffaaenb dbnli6 Iab. gr
lit auf ieinen Murib nun na9 Stutt=
gart Derlebt tpDroen.
&ibter Brentano in Gbicago bat
in Sa6en Der beutiben PDtbias=& Sitter,
Die Der llnterbriidung bes beutI1en &is
tuals tuegen aus Dem Srben austraten
unb bann entrebtet tpurben, entlebie=
ben, baB iie ipieber in ale ibre Ge1te
einseiebt meroen miiHen uno baB Die
Supreme 2oge bas beuti6e 8itual ni6t
berbieten fann.
= 3mei Wiener Serren, tpelde obne
Siihrer Die Sun9frau, i'm 8ernerober=
lano. belfiesen, iino abseitiirst, nobel
elmer berielben ums 2eben fam.
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3Ieine 1trjahen

baben oftmals 9roBe g8irfun9en. 1npdBGbfeiten,
pebe mir als gern9figig 8u betrabten pfeeen arten
oft onr9 gabldBigfeit III IdIimme Srantbeiten aus,
pelte an uno fir ib gefdbrl fnb uno aubere er3eu.
gen. es lift bic MiBatbtung friber anseideu pun
ile6ter @eiunbbeit iuel9e ale slrteu BON rouif9en
&ranfbetten i'm Sefose bot. gs sibt ferner 9epiie
our Die Sabres3eit bebinste etbrun9eu pie Wlalarta
uno &beumotismus 9e9en ipelde oaS Spiten su eiti=
gen imner mini6enspertb ift. Spitettels Waeeubit-
ters arbeet ben Gnpirfuu9en BON &dte, sSeubtsfeit
nno wtiasmen fiber entge9en. gtafbem Sbr bas Gi.
fifo oieer Ginpirfungen 9eloufen ieib, ipltet Sbr
gle nahber ein pbcr aipei Weiu9ldierpoa Soiteters
Ma9eubtters trinfen. 9asielbe iit nit 8etbt oas pos
pnldre Seiimittel uno Brepentatin 9e9en Wlalaria,
Yeroauun9sbeI1iuerben &eberleiben, 9aeren= unb
8laienleiben, 9lerpenleiben nnb S6rdbe. Sin 9eins
9los oOa ppr ben Waobl5een 9etrunfeu, fbrbert ben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-21

Nuben angeipenoet tporben. sic ipure
be aeaen 312 nnter ben r0miIhen Rais
fern eingefiibrt, umfuBt einen gpflus
bon 15 ssyabren unb lit ipabrIheinliA
aus elmer nad ie Is Sabren erfolgens
rem 8ermDgensabf6dbuns Der @teuers
pflidtigen Encouragement. Die gbros
nploaie feBt fir ibre 8ere9nung ben
Mnfans in bas Sabr 3 b. gbr. Man
finbet Ser RDmer 3ins3dbl", ipenn
man aur Sabres5dbl bes betreffenben
ssabres bic 3abl 3 abbirt unb bic
@umme burh 15 btbibirt; Der aeeez
bene &eft lit .Der HDmer 3insaabl4.
Graiebt fi6 na9 Der OibiIion feinReft,
bleibt alio Null, 10 febt man Is. ssiir
1896 lit Ser MDmer 3inssabl s,
benn 1895 plus 8 glei6 1893 bibibirt
burh Is gleih 126 unb Der Reit lit 8.
0ier min ih fdlieBen, unb i1 tbus
bas in ber ftillen 5offnung, ben 2e1ern
einen fleinen Dien1t ertpieien gu baben.
9lud bpffe id, baB mir tie 6erren Raz
lenbermaher niht allau Iebr aro1en,
obsleid id elm ipenig aus i6rer @bule
seplauoert babe. sic iiben 70 einiam
uno frieoltd, peltfern auf i6ren boben
Sterntparten, bic 9erren &alenbermds
der, unb tpenn iie ipu5ieren ge6en, 10
tbun iie bas duf Der itillen, Fets gez
fprensten MaildItrdBe, pdbrenb mir
aepDbnli6e Menfdentirbsr ser:iuf6z
polle. ftaubige Wege tpanbern miifen,
mo Der Strubel bes 2ebens f.uthet.
sSm Strubel bes 2ebens aber tpiro man
lei6t portpiBig unb bas 1T beraetblth.
Die flugen 6erren ba pben auf ben
hoben Sternparten iperben es besbdlb
audi beraeiben, tpenn mir i6nen einen
Mudenblid iiber bic S6ultern bintpeg
in bic aarten gudten. @s mag @orz
nib eetpeIen iein unb Der 2eIer bat ia
audi nur Elm Sbeil4en bon Der Runit
ber 6arren Ralenbermdder aufgee
fAnappt, aber er bat boffentli9 8erz
aniiaen unb Nuber babon unb aebt
iebt bin unb iagt tpie 9iirten 6ols nit
@enustbuung: sd fam tlennern!"
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elite ber tfabtiid5en 8eamte,t.


Wir brau6en uns ridt 3u entf6ul=
bigen. tpenn mir Der 9amentpelt ben
Ladies' Safe Protector" borlegen,
ba ct abiolutes 0ertrauen perbient,
leidt su sebrauden 1T. fait unmoslid
unri1tig plasirt nerben tann unb
Iidern Sdub setpdbrt. Wenn ges
tpini6t fann er bon Nnbern unbemerft
getragen perben unter Musi1luB ieber
lnbequemli1feit. gBer i'm einnal
benubt bat, miro i'm ni6t mebr entbeh=
rem ipollen. Ut lit Elm treuer, liberer
uno 3uperldBiser ssreunb. mo- bic llm=
ifdnbe ieine Mnnenoung erforberli9
MAIDEN uno jeoe Jrau iollte i'm fit
bielen Gall gu iofortieem @ebrauh in
Bereiti1aft balten. Seine Nntpenouns
lit einfa1 unb flobt jeoer Srau Ner=
trauen elm. gr 1T nod tpiHenidaftli=
den @runbidben angefertigt unb idiibt,
obne Der 8eiunobeit nadtbeili9 gu iein,
tpie jeber quite Mrat beaeuaen tpiro.
Wir glauben, oaB fein Nrtitel Der Srau
BON beute ie iolde 8efrieoisung ge=
lpdbrt bat, tuie Der .2abies' Safe pro=
tector". Ser immenie Nbiab bes Mrs
titels lit Elm ipre6enber 8etpeis bon ber
&i6tigfeit bes @efaaten. YrObelt baber
ni6t nit sablloien anoern unsuuerldbis
gen Mrtifeln, ba bies niht nur foitipiez
lis ionoern aud sefdbrlid ilt. Sold
pr0beln fiibrt muir 81 3eitberluit, gnt=
tauidung uno traurisem MiBerfolg.
Oamen iollten bas beriidii6tisen, bepor
iie 3eit uno 8elo an minoeriuertNge
Mrtitel berl1menben. 9as 8efe 1T
INNER au1 bas Moblfeilite. Ser = v9a=
oies' Safe grptector" miro unter poli=
tiber @arantie fiir einidbriaen @ebraud
perfauft nit pollitdnoiser @ebralbs=
anmeiiung uno miro in beriieselten
Yadeten peridnbt nad ginienoung bon
80 per @rpreB Monep Orore brei
fur SIS. Wartet ni9t, ionoern beitellt
ipfort. 9loreiie: The La Crosse
Specially Co., La Crosse, Wis.
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Srei Mdnner banoen unb fnebel=
ten lebte Mo6e in elmer Naht in s a NJ
to n ben Wddter Der glepelanb Md=
ienperfe, iprengten ben @eloi6ranf unb
erbeuteten cine tleine @elbiumme. Die
8lutbunoe bonn Mrbeitsbauie, ipelde
am anbern Mor9eu auf Die Gdbrte Der
@duber sebebt tpurben. perfolsten De-
rem Spur bis Waiillon. 8ei u. 6.
Martins @afthaus baielbit berloren lie
bieielbe. sSn Der 3uiiden3eit perbaf=
tete bic Maiiiaon=poli3ei 3tuei 6remoe,
ipel6e lpdter bon Martin als Die @dite
erfannt tuuroen, Die sl elmer friibern
Stunbe in ieinem S6anfsimmer pa=
rem. 9ie @efangenen muroen nod
Canton eingeliefert.
0err Natbaniel Mortonion, elm
betannter giirser bon Sibpenling,
Wih., unb &eoatt6r oes 8lattes ,Gu=
perior poiten", litt lanse 3eit an b0hit
peinliden rbeumatifben S9merSen.
0or adt Sabren pnroe er oaoon be-
freit, inoem er 9lpers g Sariaparil-
| Il nabm uno bat ieitbem ME pieoer
ben minoeiten Sdnlers oieier @rt em=
pfunoen.
= Die Sinbigfeit Der poit fat pieoer
einmal elm Seiipiel aufauiueiien. Cine
poitfarte, tDelhe in 8ruliel aufgese=
ben mar. trug folgenbe aorelie !: .9ln
ben ar0biten Wirtb in Wattenibieo,
preuben. Die poiifarte ipuroe einem
Mirtb ridtis 5nseitelt, Der. mas Oas
Sd0nite an Der Sade lit, Die Sarte
aud ri1tig annabm. i
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Gie Neiic ttado Soitott.

grcurlioniiten nod Bottom iiber Die
2inien Der Yenniplpania gabn, bieler
ameritanii6en Muferbabn, MAIDEN Die
&eile in Wagen, luruli05 uno bequem
suslei6, na6 neuefer unO por5iigli6er
9onitruftion.
Sabei 1T 8elegenbeit eebpten, Die
Sommerfrii6en am atlantii6en Scean
Song Brand, Cape Map 9lsburD
Part, Ntlantie gitp, Ocean @rope llnb
Die pldbe ldnss Der 9}etp Seriep Siiite,
tuel6e ale bon philadelphia Dber New
Sort aus lei6t gu errei6en iino, su be-
iu9en. Nuf oem Giifmes t0nnen ab
Bottom beri6ieoene &Outen benubt ,per=
ben, bia 9uoion TluB, giiaeara SGlle
uno anbere 9ln5iebungspunfte. g8er
Die &iifreiie m6gli6it RAID MAIDEN
mia, Dem bieten Die penniplpania 2i=
MEN bic bette @elesen6eit. gub bel
iebr itarfem Yerionenanorang feblt es
ME, baB jeoer Nnf fDrOerung ihnell uno
befrieoigenb entipro6en miro.
grcurlions Sifets na6 Bolton an=
lGBli6 oes @Dnelape Der Sempelrltter
meroen auf @eIu6 auf ben 3idetitati=
nen Der Yennlplpania Sabnen ausge=
geben bonn 10. Bis uno nit 25. glu9ult.
&inoer pnn 5 big II Sabren besablen
Die 9dlfte. gluf slni6luBbabnen linO
bieie Sifets nit rebusirten preiien
ebenfalls erbdltli6. 9lustllnft iber
Yreiie, Mbfabrtseiten unb jeoes aloere
9etail ertbeilt jeoer Sife.asent, ooer
man ipenoe iib an s. San Duien,
Gbief 9lliiItent General gahenger
Mgent in Pittsburg, ga.
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Sie 9rGbtct 2eioenOcm 1T 0cr
gSclt

linO Die Srauen f: ibr sarter Sreanis=
mus ma6t Iie belonoers elnpfdneli6
fiir allerlei St0runsen uno Grfrantun=
fllnsen. Oas Gaborite &emebp bon
Sr. 9abio 9enneOD in &onoout, g.
g., reini9t bas 8lut uno beilt alle Dem
meibli6en 8ei6ledte eigentbiimli6ett
&rantbeiten es frdftigt oas Spltem
uno ftdrtt es au6 geaen llebel, Die erit
i'm ipdtern 2ebensalter auftreten. & IS
1T Die bette SrauenmeoiSin, Die es iiber=
baupt 9ibt. eSn allen 9lpotbefen su
baben. II
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GS tuiro aMdb Dir gut tbutt.

Greberif Miller in sSrpina Susr
ihreibt, baB er ieit man6en Sabren an
elmer fdtperen Nierentrantbeit litt, Die
nit beftigen Sdmeraen I'm @iiden be-
gleitet mar unb aud Die Waiierblaie
nidt ungefdbrlih affi3irte. gr. benubte
beri6iebene iogenannte Nierenmebi3i-
men, aber o1ne grfOlg. Da probirte
id es bor unsefdbr einem Sabre nit
gieftric Bitters, beripiirte fofDrt BeHe-
rung unD bin ieBt aebeilt. gleftrie
Bitters 1T Elm fpe5ielles Mittel segen
91ierel= nno Qebertranfbeiten nnb bilft
nlan1mal augenbliflih. Gin 8erfud
tpirb bas beitdttieen. Glaiden au nur
SO Gents au baben in ben MpOtbefen BON
6 s. 6. Willer & Sobn.
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Sitter Der Maecabder.
Ser Gtaats Gommanbeur Iehre

Der Gtoats gommanoeur fbreibt
uns aus 9incoln, gleb., mas folst !:
.Nahbem ih gegen eitlen bartnddigen
0nlfen unirer 3ipei Ginber Obne grfolg
berfdieoene Mebi3itlen bennbt, madte
id einen 0erlub NIT Or. Ring's 9aeu
Discovery, unb nod Derflub bon 3tpei
9agen bate Der 0uiten bei0e Rinber
pollitdnbi9 berlaiIen. Mir tuerben BON
nun an bas Mittel beifdn0ig i'm Danfe
baltep pa bie grfabrung se5eigt, bob
Is biln, no aupere Mebi3inen iinDirf-
lam linb. ntiter3eIAuet / is. go. Gte=
Dens, Gtantssgonl. gDarum ni1t ben
gerIii6 nit bieIer onertannt 0or3h9Ii-
den, garontirten Mebi3in MAIDEN nnb
f1 gratis cine probefinihe boleii bel
s n. 6. MilIer & Gobn, Mpptbeter.
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Sin Sent per Meile iiber YenninlDani0
8abnlinien gum National Gns
campment.

0ahulinien aun NQtipnal gns
campment.
G;s mot. ,oh oou;sn;ne On ,u,,
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GdauaHe, drOniIGer &leImatiSmns,
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ben burd mniere felt 35, Sahren erprobte
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unb namern0 gebeilt. Soften duberit nieos
rig. BeiAreibt uus Cure Rranibeit nnb
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nebit allem Waberen an:
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BETWEEN BAYaRD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.

*Daily. TEXcept Sunday. fFIag stop. TMea!s.
Esrk Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 to II CO
mdnigst Light Faced from II 90 midnight to 70 90
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G-23-S5-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
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garding the running of trains apply to any
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