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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06

of that job. This morning my fireman,
who runs things down in the engine
room, called to me to come down.
found that fellow Alter with no shoes
on and abusing everybody. But, of
course, as told him, we couldn't help
it if some of the other fellows had run
off with his Shoes May be they got
up earlier than he did. o, yes, he put
his clothes in the right place, there
in the engine room. But we can't tell
about those men. Lots of 'em will steal
anything. He raised q big row and
insisted on staying there until he got
his shoes back, so I just threw him
off. If he'd behaved quietly, 1 would
have looked around and got him an
old pair of shoes somewhere"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06
saint Paul
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The Round Table will meet this afternoon
at room 10, High school.
The Allegro club will give a dancing party
ut Lifts hall this evening.
The Fairview Literary society will meet at
Woolsey's hall this evening ssz,s.vs
The committee on streets of the board OF
aldermen is scheduled for p m.
Ellsworth Circle No. g. Ladies Of the G. A.
r., will install its newly elected officers this
evening. -
Thomas. the young son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Brennan, died yesterday at the resi-
dence of his parents, $50 Burr street.
The annual meeting of the board of lady
managers Of the free dispensary viii be held
at the dispensary Wednesday at ESQ a. m.
The Settlement club senate will meet and
discuss the Howard charter at the rooms on
East Fifth street this evening. The discussion
is open.
This evening the Red Mems Carnival club,
sixty strong, equipped with brilliant new uni
FORMS will meet at their club headquarters
and parade The members will march through
the principal streets and will wind UP at Car
nival headquarters and report for the winter 5
sport.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06
HEREAFTER OR NOT.
Walter Howell Says the Life Here
Is Worth Irving.

Walter Howell, Well-known spirit
ualist of London. Eng, addressed a.
largely attended meeting of spiritual
lists at I. o. o. F. hall yesterday aft
ernoon upon the subject rs Life Worth
Living?" Previous to his discourse
r.Howell recited Longfellow's Psalm
Of Life" with marked feeling and eff
feet. In answering the question pro-
pounded in the subject of the after
moons address, Mr.. Howell affirmed
most positively that, from a spiritual
iStic point of view, life was not only
worth living, but also to be greatly
desired and tenderly cherished by those
who took the proper view Of it's privi-
leges and obligations. There were
wrongs, sufferings and conditions Who'll
ly inexplicable to mankind, which at
times would seem to dispute the Uni
versal affirmative answer he had CIV
en- to the text query, but these were all
for q purpose, and to the intellect and
moral nature which has reached a high
development, often lose their myste-
rious aspect, and present themselves
as conserving the highest good. eff"
said the speaker, "we have no sense of
sight, we are dead to the world of
light, and do not understand or appre-
ciate it's joys and opportunities. If
the intellect is undevelOped, in the
same way we are dead to the world
of thought. If there is world of dis
embodied spirits lowering around US,
and our minds have reached that state
of development where we know this to
be the case, then our lives are full
and rounded. and we are the happier
for our knowledge. We are intellect
ual beings put here to unravel and
fathom the mysteries Of life, not sim
ply to view effects without inQuiring
for their causes. A glimpse at nature
shows the province of inanimate OBJ
jects which are void of intellectual en-
dowments. 1t is simple in it's construc-
ton, yet it breathes in its life, but not
as we do. 1t is as the blade of grass
which lives for day and then passes
away. For us there are inestimable
1t is the intellect which separates man
from the beasts and raises him to that
plane Of transcendent thought from
which he can observe and realize his
ideal. Even if there is no future ex-
istence the courage required to live this
life makes the effort worth the while
Through the philosophy of modern
spiritualism we find the only satisfying
answer to our query. Through our suf-
ferings we see our ideals realized We
can also bring into service in solving
this problem the law Of ultimate COM
pensation. No God would dare wrong
q word. Just as sure as the carbonif-
erouS period of the worlds history con-
served and stored the sunlight and
heat for future periods, just so sure
will the sunshine and glory of our pres
ent struggles and sufferings some day
brilliantly illumine the paths of future
generations"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06
IN GLORIOUS WORK.
Such Is the Industrial School OF tho
Peoples Church.

SoPiC|S ShoTShs
1T was a pleasant sight that greeted
visitors to the basement of the Peoples
church on Saturday last Nearly 200
children of the industrial school were
assembled at the opening session of
the new year.
Twenty teachers were there to see
that no child failed to have what they
intended to give-a good time.
The teacher Of physical culture, Miss
Minnie Eudora Vincent, in Grecian CO.'S
tune, entertained the children for half
an hour in her pleasing way. Miss Let
tie Rice and Charlene Child contributed
instrumental music; then the children
sang some Of their pretty work songs.
The teachers now appeared with cake,
popcorn balls and fruit for all; after
partaking of which the scholars scat
tered to their homes. assuring the
teachers that they had had a lovely
time" and would be on hand "for
work. next Saturday.
This school is in it's fifth year. 1t
meets every Saturday during the win
ter months from to p. m, and is
free to children of both sexes between
the ages of five and fifteen, good be-
havior being the only condition re-
quired. The school is under the imme-
date direction of Miss Louise Emery,
the city missionary of the church, as
w
is the president. This year the en-
rollment of scholars numbers 259, and
that of the teachers is &c.
The children came from all parts of
the city, and from many nationalities,
and a brighter, more enthusiastic
gathering is seldom seen. The teach
ers are from among the ladies of the
church. Mrs E. r. Toof has charge Of
the cloak room. She has a system Of
her own, which prevents confusion
here. Any one who has seen 200 chill
dren dismissed at once will see the
need of some system. Mrs. V. G.
Brandt has charge of the music, for,
in connection with their work, the chill
dren learn appropriate songs. Mrs A.
]. Goodrich manages the cutting de-
partment, while Mrs. Samuel Cum
mings is the principal of the sewing
department. The girls are taught sew
ing by hand, in all its details, from
threading needle and properly holding
1T to the entire making Of a garment,
even finishing it with the necessary
buttonholes. This is not done in the
case of any one child in one winters
work, but it is the course in sewing.
When child has made a garment,
if she wishes, she may have such gar
ment by paying one-half of it's actual
cost. They are also taught to mend,
darn and patch properly.
The kitchen garden is under the di-
rection of Mrs. A. F. Goodrich and Mrs.
J. R. Nicols. Here the girls are taught
to sweep and dust rooms, to make
beds, set the table, and to do these
things quietly and neatly.
The boys, of whom there are sixty
nine, are instructed in drawing and
in carpenter work, and many Of them
show great ability in these directions.
Miss Harriet Smith is at the head Of
the drawing department. The teacher
in carpentry is c. H. Keller. The chill
dren are eager for the school to open
in the fall, and sorry when it closes in
the spring. The teachers gladly give
their time, feeling that much is to be
accomplished in this work for the fut-
ure Of our city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06
WHAT THEY SAY
Some Words of Encouragement
From Persons Whose Experience
Is Valuable,

indigestion is the curse of this country
says New York medical journal in a recent
editorial Both men and women suffer from
this distressing complaint, and it causes a
tremendous amount OF misery
This is all very true. but there is no reason
why any man or woman should suffer from
indigestion when there is a ready means of
preventing it. Thousands of people have dis
covered sure cure for this much-dreaded
complaint, and some of them have given the
public the benefit of their experience
Mrs E. Tarlton, S45 Park Avenue Cincinnati,
says: Il had dyspepsia for fifteen years and
was entirely cured by taking DufTy's pure malt
whlskey. / had tried almost everything and
know that this whiskey cures where all others
fa1l. l am advising all my friends to use it.
W. F. Anderson, 617 W. Indiana Street,
Chicago, says: 81 used Dufy's pure malt
whiskey for indigestion and dyspepsia My
stomach is now in better condition than it has
Deen Tor years past Seven of my friends are
using 1t with the same results"
These are only two cases selected from thou
SANDS OF others, but they sufficient to prove
tnat Dyspepsia and indigestion can be always
avoided by the regular use of Duffy's pure
malt 1t will not only keep the digestive
organs In perfect condition, but give tone and
energy to every part of the body There is no
other whlskey like it: nothing else that can
take its place. Therefore make sure that you
get no inferior imitation when purchasing
frcm your grocer or druggist.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06
QUITE ANOTHER STORY
W. r. Lewis "HOId-Up" Very Or
binary Street Row.

Philip Capistrant was arrested YES
teroay afternoon on lower Seventh
street by Officer Ryan. The arrest was
made on a warrant that has been in
the hands of the police for about two
months. 1t charges Capistrant with an
assault which, at the time, was digni-
lied into an attempt at highway rob
berry. Capistrant is said to have been
walking down Mississippi street with
a bag over his shoulder. The bag con-
tanned a quantity of soiled clothing.
William F. Lewis, of Adams & Lewis.
manufacturers agents, GA New York
Life building, happened to brush rough
ly against Capistrant, and the latter.
feeling somewhat irritable, resented
the annoyance by striking Lewis in the
face with the clothes bag. Lewis be-
heved that he was about to be held up.
He turned bravely upon young Capis-
trant, and scared him into immediate
flight. The clothes bag was thrown into
the street. Capistrant at once left
town, and did not return until yester-
day.
The Globe Almanac, Cyclopaedia and
Atlas contains $50 large quarto, two
column pages of valuable information.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06
t"The Melancholy Days Have Come
The saddast of the ,raar 49,
Homcopaths sti1I in the Fie,a.

The St. Paul Society of Homeopathic Phvsi-
cans and Surgeons will meet this evening at
yhe office OF Dr. Ogden. in the Germania bank
9ulln1lng: me board of control has not acted
part Of the practice at the city hospital and
At Is likely that formal expression Of the
sentiment Of the society will be made to-
Saturday Fo PieseHteu
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06

Every sportsman will appreciate the
sporting statistics as they are given in
the Globe Almanac. Cyclopaedia and
Atlas.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06
Carnival Suits

The Boston designs and manufactures
them. All work done in ST. Paul. Sixth
and Robert 80
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06
School Board ,Fon~bt

The board of education will meet at the high
school this evening. The meeting is an i'm
portant one as the finances of the school year
are to be decided upon. = -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06

The Dictionary of Facts and Figures
in the Globe Almanac, Cyclopaedia
and Atlas contains over 100000 import
ant references.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06

The supreme court which has been taking O
1ecess since before Christmas, will resume
daily sessions again at $50 this morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06
Brief MIL win Grind AGAIN

This is tha last day to save discount or
semi-annuai water rents on,low service.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-06

The Statistics in the Globe Almanac,
Cyclopaedia and Atlas are fuller and
more complete than in any similar work.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-17
Oer+idlano uno 6ro6britannien.

Stem 9orf, 10. SIN. Cine Sps5ial'
oepei9e aus Nonopn m.loet:
8 elm ein HuBrel6er Wann IN England
s!au6t, BOB ir9eno iuelde @eIa9r zines
Rrieses nit 9cutIbtano i'll Ger ndbiten
5utunIt por6anbtn lei, uno autbentilhs
N,6rid)ten nus Seriiu lnuteu einitim-
mig rab'n, baB aud bort tein eirflub-
relhcr Otaun slaubt, bnB III natltsr
3elt umItdnbe eintreten wernen, tue,be
einen &ries nit @u9luro proucctve'
f6nnten. Gbsr ea eisht felnen iHteai'
senten gtaru in @usiano, ipel6er ui6I
erfennt. bnb ber Safer porbereitet lift,
eiaen &rie9 Su pruucciren, flas GIG.
luno ~,Deitere l1~eberarife III Sioafrltd
ttut uno eaB er tbatiddIid in Der 9tim
muus 1T. nit @HslanO aug irseuo cil, m
guten @tuuoe 81 i~trettsn. Der iid linn
bieten mag. gnstano ieiuerIelts lit IN
DER Stlmmuas, bic 9erausforoernEg
oes 8ailers daSuuehmtn, iobalo oieIetbe
fomlnt. SnoeB i4siut ineBIbrideinz
lidteit fir einen iofrrti9eH Sru6 Dor,
banoen 81 iein, on Die ensllI6e &'sie
runs itnrf sc9en rbren @ilen bur9 Die
Serbdliniiie sen0tblgt iuar. i'll Nfrifn
Sdritte 81 thur, pel6e ieoen S6atten
elmer @elssenbeii Sur 8ei6peroe BON
5citcn Deutidtnnbs ODER irseno elmer
anoeren Station beieitigea.
SuoeB m6sen 1bon i'm naditen 0o'
nate ober oie0eidt ard, crit I'M rdtlter
Snbr. umltdnbe einireten, pel6e benz
Safer Die seiudte @elessnbe:t Seeen
tOnnen, ipenn li6 iein ses~en.Larti9fs
tD,perl,6es 2eioen (?) ooer iein seilt;.
ger @pleen - in6wii6en uidt beiisrr.
abcr sernpe I'm Gusenblide it feline
Guslidt auf bas giutreten FOLDER llm=
tdnoe por hanosn.
Sefretdr @bumbertuiu bat feline 8dr-
ten bewuuoerursswlrbi9 seipielt unb
Brdlisent &riiser bat thai redt iii Die
Sdnos seIpielt. Die beutiee 9cpeide
Der SDaieiu or Rrii9er nor bic leste
Srumpftarte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-17
Ropfmeb Rur.

ats Elm 6sllmittet fir o[e Nrten BON
8opfw:b let iib elett,iides 8ttters ols
ons alIerbefte erwielen. gr bsmirit
cine permaEente Sur unb oas burtnG'
disite batituelle 8opfweb we,6t isinem
@inHuH'. Mr m66ten in Nae. pelde
oanit gepla9t iino. orin9en, ii3 e,ne
5lui6e BACON auSuidoHcn uno bieies
Setlmittct 81 srprObeu. Su 56aen
BON babitueller Gonitipution furirt oas
gieftr;c 8iiters, ineem es ben @in9e-
lpeioen Die R6tbi9e 8sihofenbett per'
lsiGt uno uur ipentse Sale tuioerteben
Der Nnipenbuns oieler MeoiSiu lonse.
8srIuht iie einmaI. 0rpBe 6lai6cn
u so Gents in Walter Orus. Gpotbc-
f.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-17
ssbhaft mic Elm 6riufen.

GbeIett in rieIsu Sdnen trdse uie cine ar6ts.
perbeu bic glttrcu I;5boit nj, Elm Srindeu. peuH Fe
nit 5oItrtter's giaeenbiiters ssfiseIt weroeH. Sns
gitters reet bieiss fpittise Organ 8u eeiuueer Shd-
tioieit oil uHb hbsrtpinbst bsifeu fn tei8t eutDidslube
aulaes sur G1f9IafuHs. UaaH fonte rie ~Derstficr.
bob uutbG,istett Ger slierru has erite Stoeiun after
SorubeI9pcrbsu III. eessr neI6e bic 6nIft Der
drstlideu @iIenfhoff uur su oft nerstbli9 onseIu-
fen tpirb. Sieier 9eiabr uirb rcreeteust nurn has
gittsrs. peIdeS cine Sdustpebr esseH Sriest'iGe
sitrrnfrontbeit 3nderfrnntbstt. asnferiubt. BID
,enftsiu unb one bon Sdpdde Der Blaze berrhbrtn.
hsu 9routhstten biIOet. Gbeufo miriam TIT es IN
gefdmpfurs uub ansrOttung Don EoIa1i9en. bilio-
fen unb RerbenbtidDerhen, SpspepFe. 8artIe big
felt uub Rbenmotismns. g. retst ben appetit, fir.
hert ben S6Iof uno tefdfeuHiet bic RsfoHoaIsserHs
non sfbrsuOsn araufbsiteH. gs0ssu g rnbeoeuteitos
pber eruttIiGe 9efabren fetH. peIGe bos cnesHisins
sppbIi,in beeroheu, biefes refourtrenbe uno etinros
bsiissrholte,Se @rdParat pire Fs tsasn usb srrHe.
ITO beie,tiesH.
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@eio ~ pero,eneE;n ndl mptl basItndtea
uadGtreniieeu, Die 2pit an Gsie1idaft.
Ionder m6tte ieinsr Grteit nit oem
@fcdenid.os lebi9 lein unb MID. immer
in gtu{prud genommcH iueroeu.
Wbsr bisSforten Su,Grceit in sroben
5idottu iiuo in Der 9feset s~cordu9t oOll.
Sur ieoes Gldsden, Dos leer piro, sibi
50 ms;fDnseuoe huneriser GpplitaHten.
S,ber p,q sine Stsnun9 bnGen uno mus
oes5aI6 WoheH uosr WoHate long ba-
rum be ,telu. @3 s"l;H9t III Der Reqel
uur, ipeuu elmer ciuen eth fuBreIi4en
5reuuo il ter Stoot beiibt 9bifar-
htopti6e @rbeiisgeber, Die afrue ieoea
reoli6eu glppti;anteu ~;bcifditi9eu m59
ter, miiieu aIsrlci lin Itlide Wittel iuds
Ell Luo Die ~por6nnosne Grbeit nuf Siveis
ldgi9e ooer orciid0iee S9ihten peribeils
Ell. W2auder befommt MOTT nuF eiEeu
Wouat Mrbeit uno muB oaun oiuei Wo-
note milBis st6el nno in Sol9e oflen
0anger lciosn.
Limb mas miro ous Den iunseH
Wdrnern uur @doden, Dft6e in Die
@~roB1tdoie Gcitr6mt liNo mo nun Str6:s
Su ibun finoen? Sic !nn9fin IN woblieil-
en- 8oarornsbduiern berunr, n%iiiien iit
nit aumpanen BON SiUeiIsibofter Git
titfert etgeben uno iino bon olsn mba-
lihen @~ele9enbeiten aut 5laoe u!n9e'
ben. Sir ibre frsano!;6e 6,imnta ga
ben iie Elm Does SonroiusbanS5,mme,
elH9elaul1t fir ben tlebrei1u Batter
uno Die Mutier ben ,,Soorbin96cB"
anltait Der SD reitern uno @rucer 10
bsu iie @eueiier, bic iie Su Sauie mid
au9eIeben 6dttsr.
go 9e9t Man1em 70, uie benz Ger
jhpenoer i'm @UauetIium. Der Der
lieB ou6 lsiuss 8ate,s So1s NIB gini
III Die 6remoe; aber Der @uaser trie'
i'm sugrd. 50 iteu1t oad Die Ro;l
ranteu u%uIeret ian9en Sarmcr mi
man6 Qouowdo5s1 tpjeOer in Die ait
Seimatb. User, ipcHa liz fomneT
tommen lie OF nit erimitter.er Geluao
heit, ia NIT Dem ZOO i'm Ssri.n."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-17
DermHdtss.

: WUro.g totifif. 9ie @bicosoer
,.Gr;tune" uerarbeiiet felt mebreren
Sa9ren Die gerrdtt iiter Morbe, gefbit.
GHoroe. 2pud)seridte urb SiHtidtnn.
gen M futiffjideu SabresausweiIen.
Or fir 1895 siett bic 8ahl Der Worcs
idGe in ben Yer. Gtnaten nnf 10000
an; TOO mebr ofs in 1894. Jnft bic
9dtf,e bieisr Morbthaten fpnrsn nnf
sireliisfsiitn, 1,136 nuf giferir9t,
6s4 ouf u~rmdsiGfeit I'm 9rinfen gu.
rildinfibrtn. AL Wproe nurben BON
Siroberidateln periibt, BON oenen 159
Der 9pn6 Suitis gum Opfer fielen.
1O4 gsrIuHcn purten in 5eIbfprrtbei.
oisun1 101 bon SrrIinni9en get6b'et.
@eIebfide Suribtuu9en bnb n I'M DO.
riaen Sabre nur 1872 itattsefungen. Do.
ron in 9sanipfounirn 10. GsIDuGt
wurbsn III 8eripnsn. GrIdredeno
bat i'm uUrlsen Sabre Die 3obl Der
Sslbtmorce au9erommen. Sic miro
anf $3.50 (scsen 1912 in 1s94) uuec-
geten. 4,2Co Mdnucr uuo lao
5ruuen peribier Selbfmoro.
Ser 8u6iate tDotet. Gi. nsuli6
in 9ittsburs besiisli6 bes
Seltitmprbes bon Srau Sc.
tsnoe S6aefer, Der @aitin pom Mitasl
Stacier, eiuem befannten beutihen
Birser. u~baebaltene @oroners. Inter.
iaduuB ~lIefer;e fpieber eiumul ben 8e-
weis. buB maube aeute 9or5 msrtluir'
oiae Guidauursen ii5er bic ee1eb1. der
8eIiumuuseu boben uuO OuB baSurt
inter umltdnoeu Die Nettuua Dor
Wenibeniebru 9efdbroet fueroeu fam.
frau Saaefer, iuelde felt Iduserer 3tit
letoenb ipar, bate iih in Gem S,Gel
i1rcr &obnnn9 ~erGdust. Nts ihr au'
ldlei1tno le5toIsr, obcr nod iuarmel
8Dsp,r OOH Dem 8atten entosdt uuroe
maats ltt:erer t5H nltt 81 belitbren
neil er Der Qaiidt fuar, oaB Der GOrone,
Gle 2eide cri i beiidtlsea miifie. III
DC: ipdter gerteiserufeus 2~eihenbeitdt
tex Die 2ei6e abIfritt, mar lie falt
wdbreno re3t5eiti9 augelpanOte Bteoer
belebunSsueriu6e U'elleidt Grfol9 ae
babt tdtien.
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Die 6ntoedune rettete iein Seben.

0srr g.. @a;Ionctts, 2rug9iit, 8ra-
gersuiue, Sd. iast: nSr. Gin0's
nNtio DISCOVERY" rettete meth 2eten.
Sh bate ole Grippe, ftin srit Der
Nah6ariGGit fcnHte mir leifen UNI
maj inste mir, i6 mdiie iterben. 90
ib Or. Sings Stem discovery in mel
ntm stpre boite, f0nnte ,6 nod elmer
5iaI6e uno nobM baupn. 9don rod
DER elItsn GOila iibtte ,@ 8ei>rune.
uno nobbem i6 brei 6laldleu senOms
men, tpar i'd pieosr ber9eitelt. Die
MsbiSia ift ibr Gstui6t in 8oln mertb
uuo MIRO lie i'll meirsm Store uno
9aus ssbalten ."-9ulb frete Strobe
H1ideu iii 8oltsr 8rcs. Npptbefe.
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Die Grou pon Nerrn 8. 3pbi

- Die 6ruu o Serru 3. 8obin-
ion. cinem prominenteu SolsGdnbter
uou Sa,tw;d, q. g., mar flint @onatc
lang OH &beumatismus tranf. 9err
SObiuirn Iuet: Gtamtertaips Sdmer5.
bolium 1T bas eiuiise Ding, weld,cs ibr
&ube Dor oem Gdmer5 perldufte. Sir
Sdmerserleidteruns fam es niht i5er.
t,cHsu ipe,ben. Siele icbr iAlimme
6dQe BON Gbeuratismus fpureeu d.
our6 furirt. Gum Serfauf gu 50 @ts.
Der Sld,6e bti Nalter Bros.
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probe.fdue.

= g. 8. Glifforb, Stem gaiie0,
@ise., fit all Neurll9ie uno &beumn
SIN us; fem Moseu nor nn6er Orb,
iune, leine 2eber mol in acknowledgement
8eiie onsesrifen, Gppeiit nobm oh,
mno er bate on 5leilb unr @idrfe be-
beuteno abgenomn.en. 9rei Jlni6en
GlsftirIdes 8itters" bielten i'm.
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Sn 1892 bgfeQte DER U. 5

Sn 1892 beftsaie 9esr q. 6
@otoGuater. me!d)sr brei SfetGit- Gpptb
eIcn in Gem 9srf @itp belist unO Der
asH gobcn &srtJ ben G|banbe1lalus
6ufenE'iit'i fir 0tfdtfunsen, 6 onp
mo &eadlprtri erfogrsu taiie. cine
Genouns Fir ieine 3ureen. gs pnrbc
70 beiie2b raB er g fir tblpis
fena, meGr 81 e itegea u e. perioufle
Gen BiFier ilter aber swci @rOB bss
0'iiurfteis. gr laste. es sete better
SeFrno'9nua, ats ir9enb Gin 0uSau-
mtte!. he de& er je ~bancbabte. Gum
Settauf 81 rs mo so Gepis per 5laid
bel Woifsr Srps.
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81 a 0.

Chef: 9frr gpilrsr. ME fonnien sic
nlfr anf Die anfrase liter Die 9onisdt
bon edummef & Go. e.piOern. Gle Si..
mo babe O 10 pie Stu?
Spirer: 5dt Die Sirmn bern fein
@slo?
Obi: sliGt si,tn Sraer.
Spiirer: 9ai lie 9ea?
gtsf: @as idft Sbnsn ciE!>
Gpaier: Na n,io!
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Stdot uno GanS.

ueber Gle Grinoe, aus ocnen mnn6e
iuuae Qeute cas- 2nnb o~frlaiIen, uHI in
bic sroBsn Gtdote 81 sieben, duBert id
Der Sodip'its SifdOf Giuf BON 3anias
@itp. &anias. in ieinem &unoibreiben
pom 6. Sanunr 10:
.,Nidt ielten l;est cine sroBe GbReis
suns sesen barfe fDrperli9e Nrteit 81
@runbe; bisweilen bic Su6t, rebt piel
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SudIen's Nrnicd.Sdlbe.

Sefte Salbe Der Belt sesen Gdnitie
0uetiHnnsen. @eidtuiiten, eals1uB,
Sieberbeulen. 8inslpurm. aufseiprunaene
9dnoe, S%ibnerausen lno n[Ie Soutous.
tHldge. !6eiit ilber Yiles, poer ieine
Se5nblnng nsrlnnst. Seilurs aIeu
Sdaen eorantirt. ooer @elo surnderftot-
tet. Srets 25 Gents be Bldle. 2u
aaben BEL @alter 8ros.
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d t.

Qe6r.r: y@eun ib in meiHem YOrs
temoniaie finf 9fenni9e babe, uno in
meiner g8eftentalde feds Bfenn;ee.
lule piel Geto babe i6 BARN bn, 2eb-
n:nnr?
2e6marn: &enig.
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6 uter 9f q t b.

Sic ioqteu, nm SIR 2eio 81 uerss's
fen, bod cine flejne 3eiie MAIDEN.
Sd fam niht, mein Summer lit gu
srob.
91l, oann seheu sic bod ing Rteienz
eebir9e oamit.