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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21
re are the lists of probable starters:

FIRST RACEHa1di ap for three-year-olds and upward
never having won $500: purse 5000. Last six and a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21
GOTHAM HANDICAP WEIGHTS.
THE SPECTATORS

a drive by a length and a half lengths
between second and third
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-09
FOR RELICS OF THE SOUTH.
Jefferson Davis Home Opened as a
Confederate Museum.
II WAS DONE WITHOUT CEREMONY.
Daughters OF Distinguished Confed-
crates Have Charge oftho
Rooms.



Chichgo i1mcS-ilcr"id
In a quiet part Of Richmond. Va. out
from tbc nni.o of business aud tho rlunc
'''i '"' '''''" W ""'''' az" Wv mus
OF clccNlc cars lh "a htlSihoTh"on no
Innpcr elite though omineutly rcspccta--
-. .,..,.,,,,.,o.i h,, ..,,oois Losnitnts aud
public institutions rs located the Ola CON
fadc,-,to White House. Here jefferson
80. -, -, ,c his limo duriue, the
'"y" "p."' "'|', ',.,.a1 ,ho cxls,rnco of
thn ronfedpracy From 1871 TO 1891 II was
-, II nm, s.,,ooi for tha children
usoh as Il PN'''o ''''V''
Of Richmond,
trhr building WIS bought by the city OF
~ ~, e,a ma and nrnsnuted Ia
i'ich'''np loi f'''l ,1,., ,', en-, SAM ~
Jefferson Davis az the time tn' a'"l VI
government was moved from Montgomery
n,.,..,I NJ pavis declined IL
@ld'' 10 h''. NJ q,
us a gitt. but consented to lV' /" u.
T-ton n WINS ou,, Of the handsomost Of
.......,.,,,. .,,r,.,,,nd,ne II uroti-
many o." mans o'9 9"i ,,,', ge.'i,,., !,
y.,s formally opei,ed as the Confederate
~, ,,,.,,e,,l,,-,,a Ntor,nri,l and
MUSEUM Ny WV a.,
Literary association, composed OF ldulo'
al, own, tho Soutb ON Monday evening
49, 49,, .,,ca.,a i,. ,t,. Mos
IHoubh AtA'" ".''
Of many years, Its Substantial character
withhold an a-saulte. and to-day, aa
r-HioItu ny tIi'sV 'dNl,N, ~ ~ "i 49,
counterpart oi rs l"THlci llo'oi lp ms
.rbdnr@e nouso o,,i ,.l,', tn ,aii nlr.
ug'V "a 9lu",t lr,i Xxx ~t,n ~ i,,.
ana III iht l'hI. Mhl'h ioiHtI'4 "lnh-I
INTO iafgc, garden, "hcte h2W S,ina
some me oln tr'esLIghe nn hit ~ . mn,
- l"' t,tV M",tn w. 49, 80 ,,
Of TIE house 1t II very Woe ana aupl2,.t g..
ca nNs massive lound coluIilhS, ictrnlls
20 Inc thitd story. ~ was rom tit t"i, on
inns portlcp ihat lltte zoe ii'Im' w ,
prfs.4tht y eIns ~ non ~, "a" H..
SANITY hllird uGI'hg me itsi yoar Dl nv.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-09

,, IL, ,,,, sro,,t d,or nr1 iulsin,, rroru bis
np 10 .n' loh, ooor' ",,I "tHus t'V irr,i '
| "N'tuoaI nuoNvl H"I{W ~ iN'i, n'i,iH
ttnoNeu ,h" h'aNg, OF q, i1F 4, Mo-, '' 81
Nm" ai',' 'n'd ioIt ur,,.lisnp iIis nii
new phltt Hl'i l'l' W., ~, IL
was authoritative, ana thv worKh'n w
not a9spen1 ne Ns on rrif nnat nnlL, 1,i
700 leiS' ne T. 70 nm ~ ~, iia,,, Nm
ami an 9uers pl r'WnIn nave pe'" ""'
IN 1892 Confcderaic e ~ S9 Wa zen ne'g
wed Tor ne restoration Of nus building ne
IN June. 1870. n was turned over 70 ln9
ladies' OF ihe Conted'rale M'n, e H. M
iGary s9, ,d BY 'p n,r HsSr OF Of 'i IA
eront store of Confederate. relies already
gathered They include me De R1nno
ION. ron the sqldiers borne. homea The AN In
drcds Of tnqqsaaas q o. d {,il,,I ,,ncy for
which FGGaIles Broedway ltq}msss Of a. New
i ATE %ith Ms mo.cdp; 'rhe matter Is
- the hands OF 4 cor iI,,t me- annual
meeting OF mat organization mere next
May. -, ,a,.so,,, 10
a room is assigned m We ~ m,nS ..nmf, H.
erely To- be In charge Of regent. whose
,iuty ii Ia to collect the relics, ara oi =, u
vce regent who YIN be res l,len Of ' ths
room The regents and wee lSke in,,r nl
the daughters Of distlngui6hrd '.nh,Hn,
crates. and. win rev fN'fl'lNi, ~ *.
regents, though residents OF ms fltE arg
natives Of the states tley repfei5tn ~ ,r,e-
Mrs. Joseph Bryan OF nv tlNlr g.,nii,,.a No.
idcnt OF tie society. The ioHo"inS re-
rents have been appointed ,
iror Ynglnia-Mies Mildred l'ae' uauF"-
tor OF General ifaheri Y. iGe; ,r,,,o
For South ca ullilh Nla' t,~Is ,t,,,,n
ton, daughter OF Hcher" ""'''
ton. ,,,.. i,,,,o,v p,r,tq
For Georgia MrH' houc'' H"''''
of Macon ,,.,.ts u t-to,oing al
For floudh-Alr lh ILL.,, aavnTnpr
aJ1clsjnvilie' WIG 9, q i"'Iti,,.r ,sInNtrn
For Alar1mt WEI az ~ Enfn1ia
daugnttr Of tplpn'i ny VIt1.tn,te nnvia
For Mi,lSSlppi Az s,o,' fnae,,,cv
me Daughter OF W. ,vtSnt,i", "a, cor
For TeAds- MrN' a. v "'"''''
slrami. a. ,yo,,a. Ar,io,,ou cr
For Tenne'aef-~ Mrs NUM- w
Mnmphia. , ,.orhourro Gait
For kcniuckynM MITE +''''''''N
Grey % l.oulHN'W- "a valiant Of 81
Louis. .,tu ale. N,,,
For IN" Solo '1o"'' '"'
Baughan OF hi,hn1Wl, .,or,t ,,,roi,nn
Regents tot Az s,lnn 80 ,, l,rt 10 he M.
Louisiana anu AI"p'g'"r ~
pointed. VICE regehts ~ - co,ierdio.
MArylann Mls. -, t,ii..,, " Nnttb
virginia, MrF. ~ lhSioI b'S ,o,,tb ,,,rc'
ca Oh ma, Mrs- - - t a., -. tt,olr,.in
lina Mrs " VI pe Sias,s,tn1 NJ
HrA; j.. W ,,i,iidiiiili,n,ol,,, III r. 4 North
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-09
WEBSTER ITEMS.

Webster, Texas, February 7--Continu-
Gus rains are causing serious delay in
tho preparation Of ground for spring
crops. Ground for Irish potato planting
should now be ready. but II will require
two weeks of good weather TO place the
soil in condition TO work
In this vicinity hundreds OF trees are
heeled in which will be planted as soon
al the ground Is in condition to receive
them.
The brick foundation for the new school
house is nearly completed. and as soon
as the lumber arrives carpenters VIII be-
gin work.
The many friends Of Mrs s. II William
son VIII be glad to know that she rs slow
~ convalescing after an Illness OF several
weeks.
". H. Plumley visited Houston last
week and presented to Judge Tod a peti-
ton signed by the citizens OF thi- place.
praying for Il jury OF view TO locate a
county road on the west side OF the rail-
road. beginning at Clear creek and rum
ming to Houston by the most direct route.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-09
1.-THE MASSACRE At GURUN.
40 Armenian Youth Sends His Father
the Details.
HOUSES FIRED WITHOUT WARNING,
fugiiives shot Down as They Ran.
All Reduced to Poverty.
USES FIRED WITHOUT WARNING.

The Post has come into possession of
me following letter, which is authentic.
is from Gurun, province of sivasu, and
was written by an Armenian boy Of 10
70 Ms father in another city.
Ny Honored Father:
uurun, November Give had a happy
Jay dear father when your letter came
iaSae OF our door, because we learned
val you are in health. And today we re-
viewed telegram from you dated the
.'na IN which you ask If my brother,
ihcmas, and all the rest are well, on,
'a'her what shall | write? which things
sisii try to tell? My pen does not wish
- move 1t IS now a fun month since they
ryan this business. We thought that
~ey would only rob the shops, and that
wy would do nothing else and the thing
Nsuu pass on with that. With this idea.
men The others moved their goods from
Deir shops up to their houses. we also
tie house.
enu tuesday night. We had no knowl-
suse OF anything. All of a sudden the
S'sses beyond MS began to burn. Every
sY'y was astouud d. Some began 10 run
~ some to hide themselves They de-
tu up their arms TO the government,
aid no good. The most of the wo-
NJ. naa gone to the church before this,
~ were all at home. but afterwards We
"er TO our neighbor BIS house.
hen --s house began to burn, and
s'uhofather came to the house also.
~. W. alone knows how we got through
NJ n.y. Nsht' At last, with difficulty. the
"a "s udwned. First thing they began
our quarter. They did great
With bIil'i'Ss there and then grandfather
house ~ own hands surrendered our
r., ,uem and came over to the
opened ,ba ouse' Until night we neither
ma moi 'uo u1or nor went out. but re
Mere en-, ,,IIeinoiing inside. Opposite they
coprs nss"snlng and crashing through the
houses =, me .hous The people IN the
Mountains 'e1T, b6s and yelling ran for the
rifles a. VI men who fired their Martin
crowd NSslh bang right into the fleeing
rise sya r,o'hc would fall and some would
mouth 4.s, Inc things that took place
night No Nt not tell. Ard on Wednesday
Tho ~ mat IS, my brother Boghos, l,
phan ard TWO sons. Garahed and Ste
coverlet tleir servant took each of us a
We RI, ana ran for the mountains. When
Ssa. On the city o was An ana In f IUns
can toi, 10 the edge of the river, How
Ee saw avn tS you what it looked like? When
llace fa,,hs we ran and fell upon a
70 sleep away where we lay down
rornpg 'AI morning. that Is THURSDAY
hlace, VII We started 10 70 to another
o. hers. IN, what should We see hut lot
vs. Afte ana foCtmen coming upon
san 10 they had stripped us they be-
die teat ~ harshly and every one in
vAm ana :, direction. They ran after
sad thtp Iired n them With their guns,
sl,re ssid idne after me and took me.
look me- mn to the village Finally. they
s~s saw IN city, and there some sol
Ne ana took me to the govern
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-09
counT An ANpERsoN.

Al dclson, Texas. February 7--County
court has been IN session this week and
the following persons were lined; Massie
Teague. carrying pistol. SIS; Virgil Gar
YIN, carrying n pistol. So; Jodio Bracy,
theft, S25; Emanuel Johnson, carrying a
pistol s25. NJ y. shaw, aggravated as
sault s25. Several other cases We're CON
tinued for the term.
Commissioners court will meet Monday,
February 10, in regular session.
The county court civil docket is set for
Monday, February II Several impor at
cases are set for that day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-09

whole With the Davis mansion for the
Rattle Abbey Of the south. A committee
consisting OF ono member from each of
the Confederate states was appointed
last May at the Confederate reunion at
Houston ToNaH. TO consider Mr. Rnuass
proposition and report TO the Confederate
reunion IN this city next June as To where
tho Rouss museum should be- erected. II
is known that several members OF this
committee arc in favor of Richmond as
tho proper place for this museum, and II
Is not improbable that the two will be
cons nIllutpd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-09
WHAT We CAN Do FOR
YOU IN OUR OWN SHOP

make new jeweiry OF all kinds.
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Badges and Medals for societies ami
special occasions.
i--Repair your iewelry OF all kinds
5--Repalr your Spcctacles and Eye Glassed
and change lenses. \
Guy or exchange your old gold AM
silver
7--Repair your Clock or Music Box.
S-En aving OF all kinds.
9--Chaagc Kcy-windlng Watches to SternI
winding Watches.
iO--po your flnest ami most difficult watc3
repairing.
ii--Mnke your old gold over into RinsSs
Pins etc.
i2--Niake or do anything in the Jewelrl
line for you.
i3--Above at most reasonable prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-09
AMERIcANs on r1IAL.

Washington. February 7.--Vice Consul
Knight has cabled the state depar' nrnt
under date OF today that the cases ~ tue
Americans arrested at Johannesburg are
now under preliminary lexamlnation ana
the formal trial Will take place April a.
The vice consul also confirms the Asso-
clated Press cablogram OF last night
stating that Hammond IL out on BAH.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-09
rr NAY DO AS MUCH FOR yoIi.

Mr. Fred Miller, of irving. ILL writes
many years, with severe palms IA his
back and also that his bladder YVES az
cures but without any good resyiI. About.
a year ago he began use of EleciTic sit-
tefs and found relief at once. Electric
ali Kidney ana Liver troubles and often
gives almost instant relief. one, trisl VIII
prove our statement. Price only VIC TOT
large bottle. AT A. y. Kiesiiigs drug
store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-09

In last bulletin ! discussed crop weather
OF the Southern States hat constitute one
Of the four weather divisions OF tho sum
NOR season and now we win move with
tho prevailing winds TO the countries about
INC west end OF tho sur pf Mexico.
A peculiar weather condition prevails
over tbs section east Cf the Rocky range
ana including Mexico, Indian Territory,
Southeastern kansas ana me eastern
PARTS OF Colorado and New Mexico.
Ia this wsa.het district he prevailing
winds. during the SUMMER season. ploW
nearly west "a Mexico, north in Texas and
northea ID in Toe Indian Territory, return
ing to the Atlantic ocean rot far from
New York This * a. part OF The same
circular motion of the atmosphere describ-
I'd as belonging 20 the first district and
covering the Southeastern States.
The prevailing winds are broken up IA
this second weAlhcF dsiii s.t ~ 1lle NIX, ~
aud lows that move soulheasl ward IrJin
me Pacific coast and also by the tropical
storms. some or which are termed sub
trouical TO distinguish them from the Iegu-
lar West India hurricanes
The northern lows that move from west
IA cast acrosg the United States carry and
oondense the moisture that waters all the
trtc,ior Of the continent, including the
s,ipply OF water for the great lakes.
when the eastward drifting lows are on
the crest Of the Rockies they cause he
winds on and around the cur OF Mexico
~, chanse their prevailing course and,
Vim Increased velocity, they blow toward
Ne northwest srn low.
''Xyher lie moisture IS dehcient m the
49, tou and .agetatiou OF this district
NINA seoks "A high elevation and there
tore do-s not supply the necessary under
~ ee-o,lnd currents that furnish moisture
pr i1y,. and the only moisture shey
loi ~ h from the weak and slow oGi-
lt.,,' ,,r- r. over the inst or southeastern
districts .,,,,,. r.s,,ii. como from Inc
i"o,rSi,tou Of the arid districts The
lia, s.,,,e-Iaden ar moves IN such elevated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-09

Of IpNuS or between the mouths W Inc
Mississippi and the Rio Grandc.
This moisture laden aerial river enters
that gateway In good condition but i'm
modiately on reaching land a barrier Is
met. condition that sends this aerial
flow to u great elevation and thence forth
II is perverted and often fails 10 carry
uut The purpose tor which the laws Of
nature designed IT,
THIS great aria country. 400 to Goo miles
IN width, and extending northwest ward
more than 1000 miles. constitutes The path
way of he most important water course
tn the world i'm aerial river trying to per.
form ila duties. hu. prevented by the
aridity Of its pathway.
Tho heated condition aud drying effects
Of this aria country causes the atmosphere
tarrNine The moisture 10 rise to SUCH
great heights that 1T can nnt enter the
lower part of the storm Centcr. otcfore
it adds 10 the top Of the rising center of
tho low, causing the suction AT the bottom
90 be greatly increased, while the moist,
hot air from the gulf Is carried higher aud
goes 10 the high barometer then northwest
N northeast of the storm center, This
causes the down-pour.ng air IN the hiEh to
and floods result whore rainfall Is not
needed
The hot, moist air spoken Of above that
comes from the gulf and strikes the low,
or storm center at great elevations is one
OF the common causes of tornadOes.
have thus shortly skctched the 'ie-
TnrniS OF dFOutn@ ana iloooS ana AlfH
remedies IN two of the -four crop weather
Restricts of this continent one special
feature relates to all For relici from
drOuihs and floods the people ui eacn OF
these four districts must learn that they
are interdependeut T'hr local conditions
I'm cach OF the four districts affect each Of
the Other three districts.
The American people READILY understand
thar 10 rcta!u or regain their freedom
from tho oncroarhments OF foreign coun-
,rlcs they must stand united. Ihcy must
also ho taught that 70 regain ana retain
fertility for all our lands an the pCople
of an North America must unite ln one
common cause agaus, droutla ana HOODS
Dry thermometers are unsafe guides Ia
our homes because they 10 not indicate
the humidity, moisture of the atmosphere.
Seventy IN II room filed with air satur-
atcd WIKI moisture is a pleasant aud
heaithiul temperature, but with very
dry atmosphere II Is unpleasant hni hufi-
fil to health. The common thermometer
docs not Indicate these sensible changes
and is therefore unreliable, while tho wet
hulh thermometer does. and should there
fore bc generally substituted Tor the theT-
uomptcr now IN general use.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-09

thousands of cases OF rheumatism have
bcen cured by Elmer 4 Alnena lte,
serintion No. e5l." All sufferers shoele
IN a bottle of same. w. Preston Co.
GalN eston. Texas. agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-09

streams that all the Missouri river coun-
irics suffer from aroGth when The north
Atlantic high is unusually high and when
Il IS unusually low these conditions cause
dtnuthS further east, as experienced IL the
ohio valley Tor the past few years.
The gateway for the incoming moisture
shat must water nearly the whole OF The
United States, Canada and Mexico cast Of
the Rocky range, lies across the gulf coast
Of 'rcNus, or between the mouths Of The
Mississippi and tho Rio Grandc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04

INNER nod sroSe l1ria&e, @ott ~
banfen! Derssfien MIR 6as In Der
Notb bes GueenbltdeS ui9tl
Oeine 8ouftne."
War fab LANCE nad)oeuili9 aber bas
Gtreiben Qeororens hin, las es tpteber
unb wteoer, ais DOlle er aus ben Bel.
len beraus elm Oratel Ieien, ME e 60
ii9 i'm Serjen rpiinfdte. Ias mar bic
euiss unit9erbsit, Der spiss Smetisl.
OaS @lad, 0tonore eiuft yu beiitsu,
eri9isn ibm 70 sroB unb slanssnb,
bab er nt4t obne Sueifsi bdrau ben.
fen ionnte. Nun bdtte er semtui9t,
aus ibreu Seileu bic Gebanfen Der
S9reiberin gu erratben. 9isbte iie ibn,
ME er iie liSbte? 0dre btefe Nsbe
fart ser,us, bic BebenieH, bic friber
~obserpaltet uub aud lett rp~enisitens
gum Gbeil obpalteten, gu iiberpinben?
Sber itanb Dablis, ben iest Der Glo.
risni6ein zines Mdrtprers iir's Batter.
lamb umleu9tste. nod INNER ,piiden
linen?
Nun mar er ia tpobl Giiiiten,ar;t.
aber ipen,, pteber Sriebeu mar, mas
mar er ba? Damn NOR pieber bic alte
Rotb unb Gorge ba, INNER pieber bas
rlnslei9e In Der Situution 3miideu
linn unb Qeonore. Sber piiree es linn
nun nit elmer lobnenSen Praris better
n1iiAsn2
(Tortiesun9 foI9t)
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Tarnt:8 emdHerun8

Dies 1T einiad cine anoere Benenmune
fir lelhten Selobau. Cine yetpiIie Nrbeli
auf elm tleines Nreal pernenoet. bat eint
reihlite grnte i'm @efolse. Ter 5eloblu
miro belnabe gum Spiel. Sn Der 3bat be-
Ior9en bic Rinoer in pielen 5alen anitati
beg Wannes sas Bendiiern. 9ieie baben
ibr Spiel uno es 1T cine pirtlide Nrbeit fiji,
ben Batter. Sn sieier Soee stbt es etluas
NnSislihes. gu benz brinst es polle unab'
bdnaisteit BON 8e9en uno 9lrre. &eser
madt bic 5rudt nitt In einem Sabre pad'
len uno bic 9urre trodnet tie i'm nGditen.
Us l,eat cine SeSauberuns IN Der Geltune
Der tleinen s8aiieritr6mden iber bic tleine
farm, o saB Ieoer Jleden ben erioroerltden
Sefeudtisunssb ebarf erbdlt. Ger elne
Blas muB niht au uiel uno Der anoere nidt
Al penia erbalten. gtner Der Sauptpuntte
Ger YepGieruns ut, oaB iie bic Nrbeit cons
centrirt auf etnen b%e9renaten Greal uno Do
Der uoaftduoi9e gultiuiruns bes @runoes
lidert. Shiat 4 Cts in Sreinlarteu on
Gbas. 9. See, @eu'l. Bali. Nsent Der Hor'
tbern Eacific Babn in Ct. Yaul, WRinn., uno
er ididt eud Elm pamphlet lber BewdHe'
ruRa. 82bo
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| RES
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|uafttn
10 unit
.put.
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Die 9ro6e Nertiefun8

pes g~eaowtone 1T 1900 5uB tief. Sic ift
ousaebolt aus bartem uulfaulihem @sitein.
abr fount eut poriteIen, ute piele Wt1io.
men sabre oisS 9ebauert bat. vs. 1T cine
puu6erbare Combination in Sorm uno
yarbe. Shr ioutet es iebeu. 8ieleidt oaB
ibr es einmal porbabt. gS 1T better, oies
,Sabr bortbin Al reiien, oeun bic Babnpreiie
fnb nieoris. Sdidt 8 Cts an CHARLES 9.
Nee, ben 8eueral . Yaiiasierasenten Der
0ortbern Yaclfic Giienbabn IN ct. Yaul,
Rinn., fir elm 3ouriiten : BUD bes Barts,
9osartp, 210 &Iart Street, ruiro eud bic
Sabrpretie~ anseben. 32ba
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~8armen ~ perfauten.~
uieoer AM alien platss
Cine reidlide uuo ihone
6rIbiabrs= uu0 Sommcr Musmabl

on Serrens uno 8nabenfleioern. Nrsitat'
tuu9s, Nrtlfeln Der %ieiniten fuie Der biltslten
Gotten Aberbaupt oil allen, mas in ei1em
eriter 8laiie 8leloerbanoel 81 faufen 1T.
1urh mciue laugjlbrise Notwithstanding
wetB ih 9enau. pas iib fir ben Ct. @louo
Sanoel post. uno iomit 1T meinSorratb iir
Die biciise 9eseno eIn 10 gut gemdhlter, ME
er lonitwo taum sefunnen miro. 8ute, caus
erbafte, muoerEe Waare Su Sppttpreiien
mar, 1T uno blelbt mein Motto. ueberSeu9t
eud bel Sobn Yronosinsfi. 17sba
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Bu6Ien'S 9lrntfa 9aIbe.

Ute bette Salbe in Der 8slt fir SGnitt.
wunoen, gbidirfuHs, Seidwire, SolsHus,
J%isberwuuben. 5ledten, Sdrammsn on ben
Sdnoen. 5roibsulen, Sdbnerausen unb ale
Sautfebler; iie beilt poiitip Sdmorrboibsn
poer feline 8abluna perlanst. Sarontirt,
baB ponfdnoise 8ufriebenbsit sssebsn
pirb, ober baS @elb mirb suriidertattet
greis per Sdattel 25 Gents. 8u perfau.
fen In ". z. 6ubnY Wpstbsls.
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Grbriinrr a11eihramd,
6radtbefOroerer uuo Gisbanoler'

Seopeoe 5rntt ober grpreB iorsfdltig
uno prompt tei6roert. Nnf uniern eisban'
bel lenfen mir beionoere Nufmerfiamteit,
Spe5ieue Yrei,e mabrenb Der SaiIpn
Sbrftlife ober miinolide Nuftrdse 616, g.
2iue. iiolit, Saint. glouo, auf's Bette be.
iorat. 1874
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Semofratiide Staats, Convention.

Sn DISCRIMINATING NIT sinem pom be.
mofratii6en Staatssg entralsg pmite in ei.
ner am 5. Tdri 1895 qehaltenen Reriamms
lung aefaBten Brili.b fin STE 5crrotraten
BEG : tdates nu'seic. cert. -; Der 2 !letbale
in Ct. Boul anl
1onnerftaa. ben IL Suni 1896.
eli uhr morasns Su etner 7ele9ateu. 6 on
peufion Suianmen Su treten, UNI IS 9eleaas
ten OILS Yertreter Der Democratic bon Rin.
neicta CUR oemotrattitsn Hationalsg onueu.
ton, bic ON 7. Suli 1896 in chicago eebals
ten rpiro, 81 pableu uno 8 Yrdiibentihafts
eleftoren bu nominiren. 9te Bertretuna
ueitett aus 5tuei 9ele3aten BON ieoem 6 ours
tp uno einem peiteren fir iebe $50 Stlmmen
ooer oeren sroBereu Sruhtbetl, pie tie in
1892 fur ben bemofratiihenR rd iioentitafts.
. anoioaten ~ab9eaeben puroen. Nuf oieie
Baiis bin limb bic ueridieoeneu Counties
oes Staates ~ nadielenoer Sertretuns be-
rehttQt:
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Jrei> Reeepte u. YatentsN ebi3inen

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In allen RrdntbeitsfGusu CUR pbilisen un6 eduern
Zen Seiiuns a1er @eid,ledtslsieen, perIorcner
Mdnnbarfeit. Solsen BON Suseneiinesn, etc..
lstat MUIR allsin Der RettunsssMnfsr"
AS. NuH., $50 Seitsn init oislen lsbrrei6su Bil.
bernl tpslhts Bud fir IS Gents in poitmartsn su
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p'''"0s Deutsches Heil-Institut,
No. II Clinton Place, New York, n
Der EsttuSssant iaIau6 In ct. yaultt
pauI &tt& tit. 4t Ct. Ttttr Str. "a tabtn.
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Mlaeibc.&Qnf,

cDshlth BON G~ourtbaufs. 81. GIeuS, Ntan
iatlt preitnt SatsrtHtn auf 9tlttr. psl6t ir eth
Satr, unb 5 prpjtut mann etetlbtn fur 6 Npnatt
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ttum rsI6ts ~ isbtr 3ttt fdats pttr nt6t. tutptetr
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stracts), 8samaHttn, 8auf. unt 5spptttitu uni
lsnatss urfunetn rtrhtn stftsli6 ausstftrtist MT
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