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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02
THURSDAY, JULY 2. 1896.
The Democratic party is gathering its
skirts about It preparatory to shooting
the chute.

IT is interesting and significant OF
something or other that while the Lib
erals swept all the rest Of Canada in the
recent election, the Conservatives came
ont ahead in Manitoba. the conservation
Of whose interests was factor In the
liberal success. Manitoba seems to have
gone back on herself.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02
dote

This IL the record OF the Democratic
conventions In 81 States and Territories,
80 declared In favor OF silver, 10 in favor
OF gold, and two, Florids and the Dis
trict Of Colum bis, were as dumb as Prcsi.
dent CLEVELAND when a simpis child
asked him II be was locking for q third
term.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02

If President CLEVELAND will take ad-
vantage OF the opportunity to express
some more views on sound money, per-
haps the Chicago convention will go
unanimously for free silver.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02
BEFORE.


"We are going to st. Louis,
With all convenient speed,
We're riding in a buffet car
For Thomas Brack EFT Reed.
"And when We reach Convention Hall
You bet We'll make noise
A-whooping up for Reed of Maine
Us eight Rhode Island boys.
"Ohl we've left the clans behind Us
In their little beds of mud
And when we strike McKinleys boom
You'll hear a sickeping thud.
"For we're goingto st. Louis
With all convenient speed,
ETC., etc.
The following was, however, sent ex-
clusively TO The Herald and gives the
words our good delegates sang on their
homeward trip:
We went on TO ST. Louis
With all convenient speed
AlPer riding I'm n buffet car
For Thomas Brackett Reed.
And when we reached Convention Hal,
We tried TO make a noise
A-wtooping up for Reed OF Maine
Us eight Rhode Island boys
Our tongues were left behind rs
We stuck right in the mud,
For Mckinlcy's boom had struck US
You heard the sickening thud.
For we went on to st. Louis
with all convenient speed,
ETC., etc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02

WHEN Mr.. WHARTON BARKER retail
Ltes on tho gold bugs for calling the sill
yer piece $50 cent dollar" by charging
the fold bit with being "2oo-cent dol
lsr" no gives evidence OF knowing how
20 nkht m antagonist with the latter's
own weapons. Such . man viii make his
way for something OF distance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02

The late HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE
wrote the right book at the right time.
TO 90 anything right and to do 1t at the
right time is about as near as mortals can
come to. the genius OF divinity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02

A LITTLE less about THOMAS JEFFER.
soN and little more about JOHN p. AIT
GELD would contribute the desirable ele-
smnt of timeliness to Democratic dis
cusaiona.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02
THE VALUE OF TwEEZERS.
A Barber Tells News Reporter How They
Are Used.

"lt's peculiar" said the bar Der as he
picked up a small pair OF tweezers, chow
useful these little things are, and how
often they save us heap OF agony II not
worse.
"You see," he continued, as THE
NEWS man dropped back in the chair,
sin cutting hair there is always q large
amount of small, fine bristles as sharp as
needles and as strong as the best manu-
fsctured wire flying in the air as soon
as the leverage OF the two blades OF the
scissors are relea sed. Occasionally q hair
of this description strikes the skin and
enters one OF the pores. They are too
short TO extract with the fingers. and IL
left there will cause q most distressing
feeling, so there is nothing left to do but
take the tweezers and extract this hir-
suite matter as best We can. or course
the tweezers were originally intended TO
remove black neads from the customers
chin, but 1 can say without the least ex-
aggeration that we employ them on our
selves more than we do on the custom
ers. i remember one case OF a barber
friend of mine who had one Of the hairs
pierce his hand. He was car reless, and in
stead of the hair working out as he ex-
pected, the skin became irritated, blood
poisoning set In, and II was necessary to
amputate his arm TO save his life. 1t was
q lesson to me, and when ever 1 am
troubled in that way / invariably turn
to the tweezers for relief"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02

GRAND Master Workman SOVEREIGN
of the Knights OF Labor has come out
for silver. so II appears that he is still
on top of the earth though silent SO long.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02
SECRET SOCIETIES.
ODD FELLOWS.

Grand Secretary, W. II. T. Mosley. G wey-
bosset street. Telephone b62.
OLIVE BRASou-odd Fellows HAL. W wey
posset street. ..t
FRIENDLY UNIos--25e Westminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02
KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAs

Grand Keeper OF Records and Seal, william
A. Wilson. Room 5s5, Butler Exchange.
Telephone 1855.
ENTERPRISE : b. 7. Hall. 794 Westminster
street
ST. JoHSs--lp3 Westminster street.
ORIENTAL LoDoE-7il Westminster street.
UKRMANN - (German) - Second and fourth
Thursdays. 2l0 Westminster street.
LAFAYETTE-( (Frencb)-SSl Westminster st
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02
An Arctic Studio.

At the head of an almost unknown BAY,
beyond the waters of Inglefield Gulf, the
Falcon found temporary rest; and there,
under lofty peak and in the presence
OF a mighty glacier, we erected our two
tiny buildings. The site was chosen
upon terrace in the bed of an ancient
glacier, and near a rapid brook that ran
down to the bay, The studio formed q
wing Of the larger building. and was
built OF three-iDch grooved pine. 1t was
mado with double walls, and bad an air
space of one foot completely enveloping
tops, sides, and bottom, and an addition
al air-space OF one inch formed by felt
covering walls and ceilings. On the side
facing the west were placed dou ble
doors, and on the south double sky
light and Q window. Over three of the
exterior walls was fastened the conven-
tional tar paper. In this small abode,
the northern-most studio In the world,
with a ground-space of 15 by @ 1-2 feet,
and with height of less than eight,
my comrsde and i were to dwell for
more than year.
On August 26, 1898, the studio was
made habitab!e with two folding beds,
trunks and boxes for seats ana recepta-
cles, and oi-cloth for floor covering A
long shelf was run along the west side Of
the room, near the ceiling, and un-
der the sky light was placed q series OF
shelves. clock with bomelike voice
gave an air OF ma bita bleness to the room,
and from the ceiling was suspended a
lamp with chain for raising and lower
ing it--always an object OF wonder and
delight to the childlike lnnuit, or Eski-
mo. Near by were two other dwellings,,
but Of sealskin. the homes OF the Innuits
Myo and kashoo, who, with their fami-
lies, had been iDduced.to leave the neigh
borhood OF Cape Parry and come with US.
AN Arctic Studio. by Frank Wilbert
Stokes, In the July Century.
The demand for good short stories never
ends. The difficulty is TO meet tho de-
mand with nothing but stories Of first
class quality. No paper In America hoes
this better than The Youths Companion.
Week after week and year after year IL
comes out, always with good stories, new
I'm plot and skilful in treatment, until
one wonders where IL gets them all, and
how 1t preserves It's infinite variety. The
editors OF no other publication have a
larger number OF manuscripts submitted
Tor them TO choose from. Over 1000 were
received in the last prize competition.
The result Is that The Companion has In
every issue several short stories of the
kind that makes WEAKNESS an impossi-
biiity. The paper includes among its
regular contributors such writer's as Har-
old Frederic, q. A. stephens, Y. w.
thomson ano j. l. Harbour. ltsspecial
holiday editions are particularly note
worthy. The Fourth OF July number
this year contains soma remarks BILE
stories OF the adventurous Fourth OF Juiy
order. Ihey teach a good lesson Of
patriotism In showing how the glorious
day Is celebrated, even in the most re-
mote parts oi the country and they are
interesting because they tell how each
section celebrates in its own way.
"a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02

TIE Journal, editorial'y referring to
the author OF "Uncle Toms Cabin"
observes that Mrs. STowE's "place in
letters was not, OF course, the highest
place; but the author of book which
has circulated the world over, which has
become as widely known as 'The Pill
grim's Progress, and has almost rivalled
the Bible In the extent of it's sale, is not
to be dismissed with a sneer.' There is
naturally tone OF pathetic self-regret
that the journal has run against some
unable to "dismiss with a sneer." Hard
ljresi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02

OBSERVES the perspicacious Westerly
Sun: "The Providence Telegram speaks
az though 1t more than half suspected
that the proposition for Providence to do
its own electric street lighting is politi-
cal movement for popular use next
November. We shouldn't be surprised IL
1t were right" OF course, the "transfer
ticket" scheme which was devised for a
political issue last fall cannot possibly be
kept alive until next Novemb ber. 1t is
deader than smelt now. Something
else must be sprung. But next fall this
town is going to clean out every job-lot
statesman who got into the Council under
false pretences in November last. The
taxpayers have had enough of buncombe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02

VIZ wonder II the securities held by
the corporation Of Brown University In
elude any silver mine stock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02

WHAT looks like an opportunity for
ALroELD Is q crisis for the Democratic
party.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02

The birthstone trust Is the latest and
gibes and gibbles at the expense of his
Satanic Majesty are now in order.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02
Full Associated Press Dispatches.
HIGH WATER MARK CIR
culATlON, 81, $50.
News Readers

will confer favor upon the publishers II
they will send information to this Office
Of any news stand or railway train where
Providence paper should be on salo and
THE NEWS Is not offered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02

"wase up, Jacob, day Is breakinpl,
so said DeMitt's Little Early Rjsers 10
man who had taken them to grouse mis-
sluggish liver.
Johnston's Pharmacy. 500 westminste
street; MetSger's Pharmacy, $50 North
Main street; Alfreds' Pharmacy, sii EDDY
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02
DR.. A. sAWY e r,

Specialist Eve. Ear, Caiarrh and chronic Dis
eases 80 years IN frovidcncc. New Fletcher
Building, 2ts Union st, Hours 70 isj 70
ConBuitatlon Tree.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

State Council Secretary, Charles W. Littell
1873 Westminster street.
LIScoLN-eu Westminster street.
WooNAsQuATUCKET-Mn avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02
RED M EN-.

Grest Chief Of Records. william r. Brown. %
Eddy street Telephone li2s
PgrrAcoSsrrT = Eddy street and potser's
avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02
A Necessary Parody.
PascoaQ Herald.

Pascoag Herald.
THE PROVIDENCE News received the
following despatch of what the Republi-
can delegates 10 st. Louis sang on their
outward journey:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-02
ADVERTISING RATES:

ADVERTISING RATES;
First insertion, 75c. square; Csc. q square
each subsequent insertion. Yoarly contracts on
basis of s5 an agate line. year Small WANT"
~To Let" "For Sale" etc. sds.. ONE CENT
word, hrst inserti1ni ONE HALF GENT word
each subsequent insertion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-21
9aB Elm Mann aehdnat tpart

9aB elm Mann gebdnst tparb,
Inn ibm bas 9eben 3u retteu, tommt
wobl aud niGt bdufis Dor. allein bies
fer Sage III es In @incinnoti 9eideIen.
Wiliam psnn purbe bort am 2. efa'
nuar in einem @isbauS our6 mebrere
auf Jpn berabfaQenbe idpere alumpen
gis bebentlidb am &id9rot perIeBt unb
NOR felt felt iener 3eit nidt mebr i'm
Stanbe, Elm @leo 3u riibreu. oein
8efinben peri4limmerte fi6, unb feline
4erate eeIangteu 3u Der @inlidt baB
iein 2eben nidt obne cine beroiid)e
Sur 3u retten lei. Gr tuuroe baber
am 9alfe aufgebdngt, nattirIid nidt
In einer Sdlin9e, unb mebrere Stuns
ben in bieIer Stellung gelaffen, bis
feiu Ridsrat piebsr In feline normole
Gage 5urudgetetrt NOR. I'm @rftiden
3u permeiben, tuurbe elm &iemen unter
feinen S9ultern befeitigt. 4m na9'
fen Sage mar Der Batient tpieber i'm
Stanbe, 3u geben.
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6aben Gie iemal8

ben @Isttric 8itters ols elm Seilmitel
segen Sbre 2eiben beriudts 9Deun
nibt. 10 lafen Sic fid tebt cine Glaf6e
tommeu unb sic tuerben @rlei9terung
finben. Dieie Mebi5iu bat fi9 alS
beionbers seeisnet eruieien sar Seis
lung aller Grauentrantbeiten. 9ie
ibt einen eritaunliden bireftsn @ins
fluB aus unb giebt ben Organeu @es
iunbbeit unb araft. Wenn Sic on
appetitloFsfeit leiben, Ober an 8ers
fopfung, Sfopfmeb, Obnma9tsans
fdaeu, ober wenH Sic nerb0S fnb,
lei6t erreebar. imelau4olii9 Ober tuenn
sic ni6t fdIafen f6nnen, banu 1T
bas Glettric gitter8 gerabe bic Mebi'
atm, uelde sic braudeu. araft nnb
@eIunbbeit nerben bur6 ihren @e.
braud garaniiit. Giiafsis Gents obef
$1.O0 per Glaf6e in Der Apotbete bon
Nbslpb Dreib.
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saiien gle mns suiammem iiberlesen.

Gs brau6t tetu Self gu tCmmen unb su p.rthnbisen,
tab is sber Dpspefie SebetIt ptrb, ptr uuS b.itO
eter bes Re&es erfreueu t6nueu pel3ss unlere @prs
fabrsn tn Der nuabbdns tstettsertldruns bsanipru6
ten, ndmIt4 bus 8ett, sadieIts gu lsbeu. Gin nit
gutter gerbauuns stissneter Rann tt, pOrOuss,iest
bas sr etpas gu rerbauen bat, sladItd. IS sb aber
gar piels NIT irbtiaeu GIhdSsatsrn reid sefesnete
9eute, bsneu ber stnBtse 1rpf enes seiunbeu armen
ssIuube 0erbauuns, perfast it, 9Oftettsr's Masens
btters lit etn it6ee, fneu unb srdnbli4 pirtenbes
mebt,tut&es Shfsmittsl, atittel been ssiunbe @ers
bauuns unb bamit i'm 3aiammeubans etH berubis>
tss Rerpenstem trrs etu8etr,tener Storunsen fptes
Der erIanat rperben fam. Btlioiitdt, malarie unh
NerptnIetpen, Sartletbtsfeit unb RbeumattsmuS
perben hur& btefen Resulatcr elmer bur& trantbate
GtnNl6s erthterten apnftttuttcn ebentaus setetlt
@ppettt unb Gfldf perpen bur6 bas 8itterS mddtts
aefbrbert,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-21
@krofeln.

Jrseno elm 2lrst fam Jhnsn
iasen, Saf profeFor Rare, pom
J.fferfon 1r1eoical College In
pbilabelpbia, cine Der bohften
2lutboritdten Der melt betreffs
Wirfune Ser uleoisinsn 1T. 3n
feinsm letten 1Derse iiber Die Be-
hanoluns pon Sfrofeln, fast er:
,Gs ift faum r6tbis ,u bemersen, SaB
feberthron oas befe aller 6eilmitteI Ia.
Der Sebertbran follte ais KHbltrdnt &C.
nommen ueroen uno 70 prdparirt fein,
oas er i&madbaft it,"
Gr behauptet ferner, Sas unter.
pbosphorfaures Sal,, NIT Dem
Geberthran perbunoen fein foIlte.
8cott's Emulsion DON
Eeberthran, nit unterpbospbor.
faurem Sals, III senau sine folAs
prdparatiou.
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800 @elpbnmmaI! 500.

Die 2eier be, .Sreien greiie~ tuerSen it4
freuen, 3u erfabreit, Dab es tpenisfteng etae
gefir4tete 8rantbeit siebt, tpel9e bic Niflens
Idaft In al ibren Stufen gu beilen i'm Stanoe
lit Saus aatairb=aur ift bic ein3ise iett Der
dratli6en 8riberiHaft befannte poitttSe Sur.
QStorrb erforbert ais cine Contributions
aranfbeit eine conititutienelle 8ehauslun8.
Sau's aatarrb &ur tpire innerli4 senom'
men unb ipirft btreft auf baS 8lut nnb bic
i6leimisen Oberfd&en bes epitems, basur@
bic @rurblase Der aranfbeit seritSrene unb
benz 9atienten Rrait sebenb, ineem iie bic
3ouititution bes SDrpers aufbaut nnb ber
gaatur in ibrem 8erte bilft. Die @t8entbt'
frdften, baS iie einbunbert Dollars 8elpb'
nuns fir ieben Gaa anbieten, ben iie 3a tu'
riren berfeblt 2abt @n& cine aifte bon
3eusniiIen tommer. @an abrstftrs:
s. s. Gbeneb G 8 o., Tolebo. ..
G8 Wertauft bon alien apothetern, Is ste.
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Slbgehpiste 9dnnereiea.

Gin bemerfensmertber 8orl9lag aur
8ei6affung uno @rbaltung BON ftaats
li9en @albuneen fommt aus Minues
ioto. RemieIben 5ufolge fOll Bic @es
ieB9ebung Gorlibeb6rben fir ben
9taat, bic Counties unb 3ODns elm.
ieben, eenen bic OraGnIiatioueu fir
9anitdtssmede ooer our J6rberuag in.
buitrieuer SsSnterellen ie Elm Witplieb
beigeben Ioleu, Die 10 gsi6oHenen
8eb6rben ernoblen aus ibrer Wtitte
einen goa;ugs Qusf6uB. Der ben aopf
Der geiammten Toriip;rmaltuna gu
bilben but.
Oie gigsntbiimer ber abaehcl3ten
Gi6tenldnoereien, oie fur adel baus
5mede nidt nubbar eemadt wers
ben t6nnea, iollen. psin bic loca>
len 5onue ober @5un!p lorhs
beb6rben bles empfebisn. pstans
laBt nerbeu, oieie Hdnbereien bem
9taat als WaIoreierbe gu iiberma6en.
Dafiir uerbeu lie BON cer Stsueroer.
pfI6tuug eatbunben uno erbal,en elm
Dritttel Des 3utiinfi9eA @infOmmens
aus bem Sort fir Fh pber ibre @rben
auf bunbert Sabre augeli6ert. Gin
Drittel Der @iunahmen fdlli an ben
Staat, Die COUNTIES uub 30wus al6
@ntihdbigung fir bic berlorenen
Steuern. bas leBte Drittel 1T fur bic
StaatSs uniperIitdt ober auoere berars
tise Snftitute beitimnt. Senfelben
fdllt au9 bas Driiiel Der urfpriinglis
den @igenibiimer nad GrI6i9sn bes
6enfelben augeitanoenen gtiekHubre4s
tes 5u.
Der Staat iibt burb Die Sotitbeh6rbe
polle 9ontrolle iiber biz Heieroationen
aus, perfauft baS tnote 6ol3 (abgeftors
bsue Ober seltiir3te 5tdmme) unb iOrgt,
in 10 melt 6ies thunli6 uno elforOers
li9, fur geeisnete Wiebsruuffolft flung.
Nuf biefe Weiie tonuten prddtige
Gorlfen, mie fie bas 2anb fur feline
tlimatiiden 8erbaltuihe gebrau6t ges
i1affen unb bauernber 9tugen baraus
gesogen perben. 9ie Gurdfhbrun9
bieies Ylanes mdre ppn unfddBbarem
Mertbe. sic ptirbe fir bic rationale
JorfpHese i'm ean3eu 2anbe ein melt
uidtigerer 9ebel ieiu als bies bic 8uns
bes HeIeroationen f6nnen, unb ben
PriuatbeiiB tpie bic Oeri6iebenen Staa.
ten 3ur Na9abmung anfporneu Sn
ben dlteren Staaten befinben fi9 md9s
tige Strefen, bic auf fieie Weiie nies
Der Der g8albtultur geuOnnen tueroen
t6nnten, lpomit. freili9 nad anberem
Wobus. Nem Oort unb penniplpas
MEN bereits ben Nnfaug gema6t baben.
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4ie 0Itefte gepphuerin DO

= 9ie 1lteite 8enObnetin BON
Stsubenpille. Ohio, Jrau @briltine ST.,
f6er, feierte Iebten Wiontag ibren 100.
@eburtog. Die greiie Dame erblidte
i'm Sabre 1896 IN einem aus Saum'
itdmmtn se3immerten Jarmbauie in
Der Ndbe pom @onneIsOille. pa.. ba6
2idt Der Welt. Sbre Gltern, g8m.
uub @lisa5etb &siter entltamnten elmer
alten 4nfebIer: :6amilie unO lbr Vater
madte sen unabbdnaigteltstrieg nit.
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Sd mar nerp65, mabe unb unmirf9.
&arl's @lpoer &oot 9bee hat mid ses
funb uub slidlid 9sratlf. Mrs. 8. 9.
DOrben. Sum 8ertaaf Bel aalteper
& S6uddrb. SomeS @labin. 3. s.
Speaehp. q. @obn & Co., %. Stein.
SentraI Drug Store, U. @dwsppe.
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yoroam 25rptbers,
3eftdmrafenre tn g@Dl5' gdlDDu mnb
Salmen=0artett.

liefern tdglid frii d e u Ii Il er II ads
ber Gdale, Elm feine8 Dinner fiir Is
Gents unb fiibren fonitise grtra Be-
iteluneen in tur3er 3eit aus. Iae
Selifatefen ber 9aiion finb 5u .baben.
Sie beifen unb bilIigiten preiie in Der
Gtaht.
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9ie befte Suften.Mebi3in 1T Shilob's
Cure. Gin bernadldiilgter 9uhsn if
gefdbrIi6. 9elft inn ioeIei6 NIT Sbi.
lob's Cure ab. Gum 8ertauf bel SEAL.
teper & S@u6arb. Samss @lauiu, 3.
s. SpelleFp, q. @obn & Co., q. Stein,
Central Drug Store, u. S6weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-21

@er fir ben guumer iein SanS
NIT Der beauemen, tetue ISGrme ners
brettenSsn eleftrifden Ginrthtnng su
berieben tuiinfdjt, Der tuenoe fid an
bic g. u. @aS sfompeante, ipeIdbe
bic Mrbett ourd3 erfabrene Wfanuer tn
Der beitea uno iiherften 9Beiie ans
fiibren Iis:.
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Geib Jbr bur6 unoerbaulidteh,
gerfopfune, appetitlofsteit, S@wia'
bel, selbe 0autfarbe geplagta Sbi'
Iob's Bitaliaer 1T elm fi6eres 6eilmittel.
Bum Berfauf bel &alteper & S6u,
9arb. Same8 @lapin, 3. 5. SpeueRp.
q. gebu 6 Co., 3. Stein, Central
Drug Store, ". 69meppe.
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0te 2. u. Gas stumpaauie ta

: Ste g. u. Wa1 HuMpd9nte pat
etne reid]e Mustpabl BON eleftriid,eu
9lpparatem aller 0lrt, 0las8fpden,
9iimlampen, 8au6elaberm, 2iht.
Gmirmen, alles neu nub bireft impDr=
tirt. 0ae eleftriid1e Xidbt lit ber ttu=
berme 98e8iuetier snr guten 8elead,s
tama mnb fullte In fetmem @anie teblem.
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Seiter uao gelaHen,
3teb td5 Smrdb bic gtraRen,
Sud1e etne Cuelle,
9Sp td) frtea' oaS belle
,,9one Star" friidj npn SaR.
9as ihmeft mtr ain beffen,
Grab tpie umi'ren 8dften.
9ic eS ale lubten
iluo 10 lanse prDbten,
SiS Der 9urft gel1fht.
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9Ser iuiro inn Gummer nod, beim
betken 6Od5ofcu fteben, tuenn man ct=
nem 8aspfen 10 billi9 fanfen fann.
sprcdbt tn oer Office Der q. u. Gas
3Umpagnie pur uub beiid,tiat bic
Musmabl.
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oentide gebanolmme

OeulluDe OeUuUOtWWn.
Sas @ebdube, eisens fir ben Sped bereeitent, bat
8rpbe &Gumliffeiten tuede nit ben mpoernften 8er=
beferur9eu berIeben iinh, unb bietet 6abr benz Sos
tienten 9lnnehpfifteiten unb 8ortbeile, Dele In
antern berarttseu bon 9merifanern 9eeiteten Sniff
titen nid]t ftnoen ipirb
Die grbBte 8rars unb bas bplitdnbieite nititut in
ben Ber Ct &ein stpeites Snititut Der WeIt bot 70
biee punberbone Seilnngen 5u per5eidnen. 9aiiefbe
lit BON Mer5ten geeitet, bic 25zidhr8e 8ribatz uno
Sp5pitai Grfdbruna in Nmerifa uno europa beIiben.
Spe5ielle Mbtbetlungen fir ipesiene &ranfbeiten.
Srt9inametbpben fit 8ebanblun9 fm Sdu5e. @rp6es
&abordtDriuln, ne9etabid5e Selnttel. g9ir furiren
unter ppiitiper @drantie ale drpud5en unb berstpe
felten 2nngen=, Sals., Gbrer=, 9aierr Neagens, &C.
odrn=, 2eber=, Sers= Nieren=, 8lajen< rduenz, 8es
birn, Nerner=, Sant=, Blut. Rribat un6 @eiIedbts>
yfranfbeiten. Gbirursiide aranfbeiten. -Spediens
8ebanolune fir Sdtpinb5udt &atarrb, SpipepFe,
&teumatisntns, arebs, 8anbDurm, 6emorrboibex
unb Saniudbt.
Yripats mnb @elble9tsz Granfbeiten.
gSerlorene Weannestraft Gamenfus, Samenidpdd,e
sFulaen iuaenbliber l1nbeionnenbeifen unb seidedt
lid1er @usfdneifun9en Rerneni6pdd1e 9erlieren bes
@eod6tniies unb ber gner9ie, Smpptens uiiu. ifnen
uno blebenb 9eheilt ourd ME feblagenbe Original
bebanblung. Syphilis, Strictur unb @efdledbtss
&rantbeen eber Grt, Derben in ber frseit m6elihen
Set furirt. aIren gnrantirt, pp e dnberen mtblun@
gen itr6. Riebrige @ebihren unb Gorre5ppnben5
ifreng uertraufih. Stunben BON 11hr Wfpr9ens bis
lhr NbenDs an Sonr= uno 5eiertagen, 9 bis IL utr
Wnrgens.. NnStp6rtige Wafienten nit nnfeEl=
Darem @rfpl9e byieflid bebanoelt r1nteriudunee=
formnlar nno ."8ie S9nbtueEren bes 2ebeus," es
Seiter) tperben frei susefdIfdt. Nbreifirt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
~6e Waoijon mno Gsie Gt., ToIeou, %.
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Wiein ainb bate bic 8rdune unb
murbe bur6 Sbilob'8 Cure sebeilt,
i6reibt Mrs. ). 9. Wartin, 6uutsOillc,
9la. Sum 8ertauf bel &alteper&Sdus
6arb, Sames @labin, 8. s. Spe1eRp.
&. @obu & &c., q. Stein, @entraI
Drug Store, u. S9peppe.