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Danger Signals

More than half the rictinrs of eonsttnl1-
tfon do not kHozo tbep baOs it. Here is list
of symptoms by which consumption can
certainly be detected
Cough, one or two slight efforts on
rising, occurring during the day and fire.
quently during the night.
Short breatbing after exertion.
TigbtnsSs of the chest.
QnHek pulse, especially noticeable in the
evening and after full meal
Cbilltness in the evening, followed by
Slight ttver.
Persbnation toward morning and
Pale face and Iangmd in the morning.
Loss Of Ottahty.
If you have these symptoms, or any Of
them, do not delay. There are many
preparations which Claim TO be cures, but
pr. Hskers ensIisb Remedy for Consumption
has the highest endorsements, and has
stood the test of years. 1t will arrest con-
sumption in its earlier stages, and drive
away the symptoms named. II is manu-
factured by the Acker Medicine Co., 10
and is Chambers ST., New York, and sold
by all reputable druggists.
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NOTES FROM PALO ALTO,
Stanford Athletes Go Into Active
Training With Vim and
Enthusiasm.
Last Years Lethargy Is Put Aside
and Great Results Are Prom
iSed.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Feb.
13. = enthusiasm counts for any,
thing Stanford should be able to put a
pretty good set of trackmen in the inter
collegiate meet this year. More men are
now at work each evening than at any
time before in the history of athletics here
1t is no uncommon sight to see twenty
men at work together on the track or al
the weights, while last season at this time
1t was frequently the case that the captain
had but four or five men out, despite his
efforts.
On the cinders, in the short sprints, Cap
tain Toombs '96 directs the operations OF
some ten or dozen bare-limbed athletes.
Johnson 90 practices at broad jumping.
Dole '9S and Bunton '99 show up credit
ably in the pole vault, ana Reynolds '96,
Dole '9S, with several untried men, are
hurdlIng regularly. Four men are walk
ing the mile, and Manager Dave Brown '97
has number of men under him trying
the long-dlstance runs. Wilbur '99,
Flckert .97, Hazard SO, Freeman 99 and
earle ,9o are toying with the weights.
stanford weakest point is undou btedly
the high jump. Ali the athletes are work
ing persistehtly and the interclass matches
Will certainly develop the fact that STAN
lord has number of good men.
Baseball practice begins each evening at
o'clock sharp. Twice week the men
play regular practice game, but on the
other evenings the work is principally
fielding and batting. A number of the
freshmen players are doing good work, but
as yet there is no noticeablv brilliant work
on the part of any OF the men. Probably
Wight. Leppo, Bel, Taylor and Oseood
have made as much of a record on the dia.
mond as any of the new players.
The junior class met yesterday and de-
cided that the class president, Chris
Henne, should appoint a committee to
take charge of the junior day preparations
and exercises. A farce will probably be
given; athletic entertainment will be af.
forded and a hop will wind up the festivl
ties.
The senior Class have authorized the
publication of class book containing the
photographs of the graduates and faculty
members, college teams and scenes abou,
the university.
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NIELsE1,s ABSENCE EXPLAINED.
The Stockton Bookkeeper's accounts Sec-
araL Thousand DOlIars Short.

The Stockton Bookkeeper's accounts Sec-
eraJ Thousand Dollars Short.
STOCKTON, CAL, Feb. 13.-It is now
known that Edward G. G. Nielsen, the
missing bookkeeper of Thomas & Buell.,
the planning mill men of this city, is a
defaulter to the extent of several thousand
dollars His peculations extend over six
or seven years, and were covered up by
false footings in the cashbook and ledger.
Some months as high as $3.50 was taken,
and at other times smaller sums, ranging
down to 800.
Experts are now busy examining the
books, but there are so many discrepancies
that the full amount of the defalcation will
not be known for several days.
Before leaving Stockton he gave his wife
policy for $4,000 on his life. This led to
the belief that he had killed himself, but
he was seen in San Francisco on Sunday
by Stockton man. He has been gone
now two weeks. 1t is not likely that he
will be prosecuted.
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ARRESTED FOR WIFE-BEAT1Ne.
A Southern Pacific Engineer Spends a
Night ina JadJ.

4st4Ht tfs OU0s
SAN JOSE, CAL, Feb. 13.-W. H. Aid
rich, an engineer in the employ of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, was arrested on
charge of battery preferred by his wife,
Mrs. Agnes M. Aldrich, last night, and in
lieu of $500 bail spent the night in the
City Prison. Aldrich, who is employed
near Santa Margarita, came to this city
yesterday to take his wife to Santa Marga-
rita to live.
When he arrived here he found his wife
employed as a typewriter in business
Office. While persuading her to accom-
pany him to Santa Margarita, Mrs. Aid
rich says her husband became abusive and
struck her.
Mrs. Aldrich held a consultation with
her husband this morning and the couple
agreed to separate, after which Mrs. AID
rich went before Justice Gass and had the
complaint dismissed.
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Another Csclt.o Epent.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Feb. 13.-The Colum-
bus Cycling Club will hold a fve-mile
handicap roadrace over the East San Jose
course Sunday morning. This is the
fourth Of a series for gold medal and is
expected to be hotly contested. The fol-
lowing entries have been made: Fred
Schieie, James Ferro. John Hourtieg, Zip
kunhardt. f. Ciancarulo, ]. Spinetti, N.
s.plnetti, E. Garlic, Ralph Pinto, V. F.
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BROKE HIS NECK.
Strange accident to an Arizona Wood
Dealer.

Strange Accident to an Arizona Wood
Dealer.
PHOENIX, ARIz., Feb. 13.-Yesterday
afternoon Jose Imperiali, a Papago wood
merchant, in company with an associate,
left here for the Sacaton reservation,
where he expected to gather load of
wood.
His companion was driving and I'm
periall sat in the rear of the wagon, let
ting his feet dangle. When out of town
about ten miles the driver struck the
horses smartly and they commenced to
trot.
This caused Imperiali to lose his bal
ance and he fell squarely on his head,
breaking his neck. Notwithstanding this
fact he lived until he reached there this
morning, after having travelled the dis
tance in springless wagon.
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The Crazy Wo,nan CAPTURED.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Feb. 13.-The crazy
woman who has been terrorizing the in
habitants of Belps station was captured
by Constable Robins and Rives of Gilroy
last evening near Coyote station. She gave
her name as Mary CIary and said she had
to this section. The woman is about "a
years of age and says she came to this
coast from Kansas about two years ago.
She claims to have relatives in San Fran.
cisco.
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THE ATTACHED MORELLo
One Writ Dissolved Only to Give
Place to Another Which Has
Been Issued.

Trouble over the possession OF the horse
Morello has not yet ceased, although
Judge Seawell has dissolved the attach
ment issued Wednesday evening, which
caused SO much bitterness.
At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning ]. ].
West, who represented Beckett, the
plaintiff in the attachment suit, moved to
vacate the attachment because it had beer
procured under mistake.
The order was made and the dissolution
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rRUcKEE WEEDS a sso wsroRm
All That Is Necessary to Complete the
CHrnirdI of 15ttTd

AH iH0t Is necessary to Complete the
Cnrniral of attractions.
TRUCkEE, CAL, Feb. 13.-To-night Is
cloudy and wind from the southwest in.
dicates snowstorm. This is all that is
necessary to complete the list Of attrac.
tions at the carnival
A short distance from town sleighing i:
good and the ROAD to Tahoe was never bet
ter. This trip to Tahoe in midwinter viii
be one of the chief features of Saturday
and Sundays excursions.
The last few nights have been cold
enough to put the skating rink in good
condition, and to-day the toboggan slide
was heightened several hundred feet. This
Will make the ride an eighth of mile in
length from the tower to the end of the
slide.
Reno will send large excursion party
on Saturday, and the carnival company i
making. preparations to entertain hun.
dreds of people.
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Where the Girl Was Kept {
Prisoner Before She Took
Her Own Life.
CARRIED BY FORCE TO A ROOM
Assistant District Attorney Butts
Efforts to Throw Light
Upon the Case.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Feb. 13.-The
judicial probing into the mysterious
death OF Mary Harris on January 2 at the
Fountain Grove community has brought
to light some very strange things. For
instance, the dead girl was kept close
prisoner in. the "House of Mystery for
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-14

LAWYER. was here last week and examined
the Pure Quill mine. Papers are now
being made out by which he secures con-
trolling interest for himself and friends.
A large sum is involved, and further de-
velopment work will be pushed vigorously.
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Fresno Jury rails to Aaree.

FRESNO. CAL, Feb. 13.-The jury in
the case of Cow All Gone, charged with
murder, failed TO agree and were dis
charged here to-day. This is Cow All
Cones second trial, The defendant killed
a fellow-Chinese with spade on ranch
near here about year ago.
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Arraacmed for .Assau1tiua a fnf,d.

SAN JOSE, CAL. Feb. Ii. = Martinez
MESA was arraigned before Justice Gass
to-na5 on charge of assaulting a seven
year-old child of M. Remand, who resides
above evergreen. Messa's examination
was set Tor February 26, with bail at $500.
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sYmphony Orchestra.

Yesterday afternoon thirty ladies in sympa-
thy with the success of the San Francisco SYM
phony Orchestra met in Golden Gate Hall.
appointed an advisory board of sixty.
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Amaels Can,p Mine ohannes Hands

ANGELS CAMP, CAL, Feb. 14.-Ex-
Senator c. w. Cross. the San Francisco
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At II to-day and during the
afternoon, and as long as they
will hold out, we will sell the
regular 25c Children's Fast
Black Derby Ribbed Hose, sizes
5's to 9's, guaranteed fast black,
double knees and double heels,
at
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QWenn7

Wenn Sic Nepfel etnn1dber
wollen, miiiien Sic sarauf isben,
oaS Ole Shale nidt beiddoi9t
wirS, ga is fonit Surd Ksims
oSsr ;5dulnie fdnsu ssritort MIR
oen. 50 1T es nit oen Rsimen
Der 2lussebrune, fs fin6sn eutsn
Sooen fir ibrs Gbdtisfsit. menn
Balls uuo Gun9en an9e9rihsn
ooer burh Grfdltun9 uno Puiten
empfnolid iino.
Scott's Emulsion nit
unterpbospboriau Sals heilt
ShleimbautsG 5iinounsen,
nod ff,were Gomplifationen eins
oeiebt baben. Gine SO Cents
flaihe eeui9t fir cine 9erpohn'
Iihe Grfdltun9.
so Gents unb &l.00.
scorr & BowxE, Chemists, New York
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Gin slansenser aoppel easle.

1T etn babfaes DING su beiradten, beipabers penu
man bas Slid bat tbn ieIbf su beiisen. Gber bic
Garbe bteier NIT Se4t sei&dsten Winse errest
utats weniser aIs 8epunberuns, wenu tas meuid=
Tide Gntlis hur& fie entfeut pire. Dieies Spmptcm
BON giltotdt ippobi, ais Druid in Der asbersesenb,
EtI1belas ber 3uuse, safriiGes acpfpeb, hbeIrte'
Aenber 0tbem, nebeIfeit, @eabl bes Gtes.tm Munbe,
gerFOpfuns unb Dpspepfie iinb f4neu heiItar NIT
Der nie psriasenten Shlfe pOn SOfetter Masen'
btters, eem beeu auer errpst@enben, blutreintsens
ben unb blutbtlbeuhsn mebbinifden Rrdparate. Gs
gorbeusunss. unb Seilmittel sesen malarii&e
aranfeeiien ftnbet es nidt ietnsS @leiden. Wer in
Scse BON senber 9ebensDetie Gnlase 3u Ierbauunsss
it6rnuseu unb manselbdfter Ganenabicnberuns bat,
pirb nl&t persebenS etne Sllfe In Gnipru@ uetmen.
Gs perI& lTt bem Nerrenipitem Rube, bem Gcurmanc
seiunben Nppettt.
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Wripot. unb @eid1ledtsz zs2ranfheitell,
photographer !!

@allawap's pbotograp BIZ
+ de amfalt, Ne. 513 Dfs 9ous
9traBe, eine 3reppe bod. 1T bic
einsige. bic bns "Aristotype's spapier
benubt, tpobur6 iie photographer lies
fert, bic niGt perblafen unb beren
Garben ih0n peiB unb bon REDEEM
@hwar3 fnb. Werft @uer 8elb ni9t
fort fir rotbs nber braunfarbise pbos
tograpbien, benn fie iiberbauern feine
3eit unb baben teinen 3wed. 9obi:
net. photographer tperbtn angeferttgt
I'M Breiie bon $3.50 bis SIS 90 per
9uBenb.
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gs tif n,ebr Ratarrb in bieier @ssenb ees
eanbes, ais Ron aaen anberen arantbeite's
,uIomuen, unb biS IN ben letten Sabren
gait e. als anteilbar. Biele Sabre lafss er.
ildrten Dcftoren TIN fiir cine lctaIe &rort'
teit unb i9rieben Ictale &eilmttteI Dor, nne
Sa fie ion NIT drstli6er Bebanblung beit6n'
big ni1t farirten. erfldrten iie ibn ttsr nns
dciibar. Die &ifi,nIdaft bat betrteien, bab
Ratarrb cine Ronftttutipnsfrantbeit Ut Mne
eeSbaIb cine eonfitntionene Bebanelune er'
fOrbert. Sal's aotarrb 2ur, fabrbirt bon
+. s. Gtenst & 3d., GoIebc, Dhto, n
Die ein,iss sonititutton.Is 2ur i'm Marste.
Sic tpirb innerIicb In Dolen eSer @aben Ssn
10 Eropfen bts ~ einem TbeeI6ffel pen
aenomnien. Sic tpirtt birstt auf bas 8lni
Inb bic f4lei,nisen Dberfd&e bes Sbfems'
sic bieten einHunbert Dollars flr ieoen taA
ben &c au turireu rerfeblt. 2att Sud Cir
euIars anb 5sasnilie iontmen. Nbrefisrt:
T. s. GteRep q 9 o., EoIeeo, o.
@r Vertauft bon aIIea 3pssbetern, ,7b 60
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G,otten. leile iaste: ngittor, i'd fam
nid)t mebr. 90 ipie mir = mnB elmer
9difibrii9ieen Su Mutbe iein, Die bon
ben Moger betdubt uno 5erl6la9en
pirb. Gas Sllles-" lie ma6te nit
benz s(rm cine freisf6rnli9e geme9uns
-, iiberlpGltigt mid.
raber, lldrrGe1t-io 5ieb Did bod
suriid = iadte, obne etn gSort 81 per-
iieren! = G5eb sleid uno ldlaf gut,
mein @dot. Sd Jorge fir alles:
,g(ber Die Soousfrau fann IT'D oo9
nidt i6lafen legen, bepor bic @alte ltD
perabl6iebet baben.
,gino Wialna unb 9anora ni6t oa,
um Did ;u psrtreten?"-Gr fiiBte ote
bleid)e srau auf Die Stirn uno l9Ob
iie nad) ser 9biire. sic aber Itrdubte
lid, uno bemerfte in fld9lid)em Ton:
.Gs miro lpieber allles oranter uno
briibsr seben; auf Old lit ia fein
0erlaB.
.0sebe nidt, Sdat, ionoern balte
Old perlidert, baB Detn Wiann NIT
benz @efubl Der i9neren 8erantmors
tung SEN Gufbru6 Der @dlte abwartet.
@eb', mein aino, seb' i6lafen!"
Selene aber mar bur6aus ni6t be-
rubiat, oenn lie ipenoete ii6 unter oer
9biire nod einmal unt une iagte leiIe,
in flebenoem Gone: Limb ipiele nift,
giftor. Grinnere Did Defines gers
lpre6enS!"
valber, g9ae, mas i'd oeriprodsn,
| balte i'd au6.
Selene ieufste i9lper uno gins oann
ben Gprroor entlans llno ibr propbes
tilfes genniitb hattie ben petteren Yers
laul oeS Seltes porausseieben. Sanm
5dlief lie ben S6laf Der Gereften,
10 wurben Slide, gor3immer uno 5rts
lest Ser 6eltiaal ielbit pon.oen SIfi>
siersbnrlGen uno &uti6ern berflutbet.
DieIe lcilteten in Ser Gertilgun9 BON
@eine unb Wratenrelten @rltaunli6eS.
Damn leste 6rie, Der ii6 ieinen @es
noilen gegeniiber alS 6ausberr fiiblte,
elm SAB Bier in Der Slide auf uno
bra1te bic @i9arreafiiten unb SifDrs
flaIben bon Der Gerralie babill, no lie
linn lofort aus ben 6dnoen gerillen uno
mad benz Redt beS Stdrferen pertbeilt
| purben. sud i'm Seitlaal banoelten
| mdbrenb Ser TanSpauien bic Wiulifer
nad 6em Grun6las p9iimm Dir iuaS,
TO bait On lpns.~ @aS iur ir9eno bon
Grfrild)uneen, 1orten, Gigarren ooer
| 9rintbarein auf bic Seitentiife gee
itellt muroe, ueri6uanb in ibren Geb>
len uno 9alden.
llnb Seiemanb fiimmerte ii6 un baS,
| mas auberbalb bes eisentli6en @eiell,
ldaftsfreilc5 porging, bentt bier ltte9ett
| oie @oeen Der Sreube INNER boher.
Der leidtberaui9te 6ausberr i6ien
es nur fir feline aufsabe an5uieben,
bic yultbarfeit su fteigern, ano 10
ipurbe Der llm9ansSton freier, bic llns
terbaltung immer ldrneuber. 9eina
goilrieb fiiblte ii6 um Mitterna6i
ertniioet unb alS gleranbra fi9 aus
benz 9lrm zines SffiSierS l0ite, mil
| benz fie cine Mfa;urfa getan3t bate,
| laste er i'm 5on lei6ter 0erltimmung
| rGs lit 3eit, bab i'd mid suriid3iebe.
Die 2uft miro mir gu i6piil unb bas
| 6eft gu gerduidooll.
| Nleranoras sraue ausen blisten 5or'
mig aut allein alS iie ieim blanes
| @elidt unb ieinen perletten g(rm iab,
] neigte iie ben &opf unb erwioertt
f6mei1Hno: nMdt b0ie iein liebel
| 6ein;-i9 lpar-io sliidliG. Snoeiier
| On balt @e9t. Sieb, eben perabidie'
ben ii6 bic 9amen iobalo bieie &C.
8ansen finb, fommen aud mir Jul
(Eortfetuns foIst.)
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@iftidlausen in giie. g.rol.

aus Sunsbrud wirb gemeloet: Ser
2iroler 2anbtaa bot auf slnfe9uag bes
Ytofefors Dr.. b. 8aQa 5orre in Der
beurigen Geifon einen getrag bon
100 f. in ben 0oranidlag Oes Gan.
beSfonbs fiir 1896 einaeifelt. 6amit fur
bic 90btuus ieoer @ifti6lanse, gegen
@infenbung hes aopfes berielben, eine
prdmie bon l fl. ausbelablt uerbe.
Nn ben 2aube8.Iusi6uS iig5 I'M 2aufe
bes Monais bereits nabsau ein balbes
9nntert folder a6pfe bon @iftiblans
gen aus Gibtirol einselanst. Uoftir bic
prdmie BON ie / fl. enifdat. 70 bah Der
erwdbnte getrag balb erf,b6pft feiu
mir6.
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Gin Safens Wtblet III ser
pianilf 8ancia, Der unldngit in @uneo
(piemont) bur6 poae As Stnnben
@labier lpielte. Jiadbem er brei Slti.
gel 3u s9anDen sepautt, f6loB er iein
CONCERT nit elmer gldn3enben paras
pbraie bes Waltiirenritt8.~ ST paus
Frte nur brei Mal, ie 3ebu Nliuuien.
nnb IieB f6 udbreno be8 Spieles @ier
unb &affee einf0ben. Der muiifalis
ide 6erfules. neIdsr burd feline Bros
pour cine Wstie BON 10.0 0o0 Sire ges
tpouneu bat. MIL ndGfiens 60. Stun.
ben lpieIen. = Mebe, lpenn er los9e'
lafen!
8auienbe BON Rbeumaiismus ss1ls
len linb bur6 Gimer uno Imeno'S
Resept 9eD. 1851, gebeilt worben.
9llle 2sibenbeu follteu cine Glafbe boz
BON periuhen. asaa1t
6. ". pre itnn G Co.,
@aIpefton, 9e1as
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2Ser ftir ben CONNER iein SauS
NIT Der beanemem, feine W1rme Der.
bretienbsm eleftriid1en Ginrldbtung 81
berieben iuiiuid,t, BET tuehSc iic1 an
bic q. u. @aS &omp6gnie, ipeldbe
Die Mrbett Snrdl erfabrcnc Wanner TIT
Der beitea uno iid,eriten SSeife aus
iiibren lift.
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5dle9tes Blut, gerffOpfuag, 2ebers,
unb Nierens 2eiben perben burd aarl's
Glober &oot 9bee turirt. Gum 8er'
tauf bel aaltensr & 5du9arD. Sames
glabin, 8. $. 5peasRp, &. @obu &
Co., q. Stein, @entraI Drug Stsrs.
U. S9meppe.
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oSd mar nerb68, miee uue uumirib.
aarl'S @loper &oOt $Dse bat mid Ae=
iunb unb sIiidlif gemad)t. gfrs. Y. y.
Wcrben. Gum 8ertauf bel Staltsper
6 Sdu6arb. Same8 @lauin, 8. 5.
5peGeKp. u. @oDn & Co., q. Stein,
Central Drug Store, u. S4weppe.
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- Die @epubIiten Gan Salsabor,
glicaragua unb penburas bobeu f6
inter benz Ramen "Republica Majors
de Center America 3u elmer @spn'
blif pereiniQt.
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= Su Der plooius Wsanabt i'm off,
lihen @cuabor bat Elm @rbbeben fo'
lofIaIeu S6absn anaeridtet. 0duier
ftiiraten Elm unb bic gewobner Durben
uuter ben 5riinmern begraben uno
Ipater aIs 2ei6en aufgefunben.
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Die .Sibe fcmntt,
Sd tuctfs, mas frptnmt,
8pran tdj mid nur labe.
Ser arafte 9nrft,
Ser ut Mir 2Surff,
90 lang Id, Lone Star babe.

eeib Sbr burd unDerbauIi6teit,
gerfOpfung, appetiilOiisteit, S6wins
bel, aelbe 6autfarbe geplasts Sbi'
lob's BitaIijer 1T Elm fi6ere8 9eilmitteI.
Bum 8ertauf bel Galteper & S6u.
darb, Sames glapiu. 8. s. Spelsifp.
q. gobn g. Co., .. Stein, Central
Drug Store, VI. e9meppe.
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SETTER NIB 8elaiien,
3ieb itb bmrh bic gtraken,
gnHe eine Ouelle,
0Sp idb frte9' baS belle
,3ome gtar" frifd, nDm SAB.
Sac id1meft MIR ain beften,
Grab tpte ,tni'ren @Gften,
9ie eS ale lubteit
itno 10 lan8e probtem,
8iS Der 9urft 8elIid1t.
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= 9ie .. u. @aS SOmp asnie 1alt
In ibrer Office i'm Sfampmann @e=
banSe elm grnkeS Eager Dpn 8asDfen
nprratbta 5n neridieoenen Yreiiem.
Sin folder SOdufcn ioilte in fcinem
@auie feblen, benn er lit einc grOke
GrleiAterum9 muo 8earemlidfcit fir
bic Sauefrau.
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- Bier Sabre lang gius Id on 4rii'
den, in Jelse eiRss berrenfiea geines;
wurbe iebo9 bur6 bic Numentuug BON
ct. Satob8 Del 9ebsli', fdittiol Jrant
Sobniou, Ruib Centre, aaEs.
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: -0ie gi1ebun8 bes Wtsteiipfsms

Die Gllebun5 he5 Wtstei1Dfems
au einem iniernatioaalen bat in lfBier
3sil tpieoer erbeblide 6ertidiitte se
moGt. 9lm l. Wdr3 ipuroe es ii Ger
3iirtfi Offciea eingeflbrt idmmtli1e
3ofalbeborbeu bes tiirtIifeH staateS
baben SuftruttiOnen srba,ten, lout pels
den fie bic peridiebenen CANT elscorpos
rotionsn gum 8ebrau@ Der neuen MaBe
unb @ewidie an3uneiien habsn. No@
in biyiem Satire pttb tes Mster:g ~
iiem In Ntt rifo unb Goltdlca eiuses
tlblt lptrbeu Su Gaaemart 1T cine
pa~Iameutarifde @ommiiiion sur Bes
ialubfafiuns iber bic @iufiibrung oes
Meier.6 6pHems eingeIebt, uno au9 In
tisiem 2anbe iol bic Siinlmung fur
bieie Neueruag ehniiia Iein, ME mebs
lere in bieien Sinne lantenfs VetitiO'
men al bas parlament bewe.isn.
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Y,leu bt!leu DER gertopfuEs ni6t
as. Sir perlAlimmerr iie nur. 3arl's
@lcoer Root 5bee regulirt bas unters
ieibs. Spitem. gum gertauf bel Rals
teptr & S9udarb, SomeS @laoin. 8.
5. SpelleKp, &. gObn & Co.. 3. Stein,
Central Drug 5iore, u. S6webpe.
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9emffd,e WehaaOImtta.

SeWtlWe xoeUWWUAWuH'
0as @ebdibe, eisens fit ben 3tped bergefteut, bat
arpbe Standardization, nelhe NIT ben mpoernten Gers
6eerungen pereben tnh, uno bietet oaburd Dem Haz
tierlten NnnebnIifeten uno Bprtbeile, tpelde er N
orbern oerarttgen, npn Mmerifanern geleteten Sntb
tuten ni1t finben ipiro.
Die gr5Bte Graris unb bas bonidnbisae Snititnt IN
ben Ser Ct &efn stpetes Snititut ber gBelt bat 70
niele ipunbernpne Senn8en 5n per5ethnen: Saiielbe
1T bpn Mer5ten eetetet, bic 25jdhrtge BrinGt rno
SpIpitaI= =grfabrnng in Mmerifd in0 gurppa beiBen.
Spe5iele Mbtbetlunsen fiir ipe5ieae arant1etten
SrigindImetboben fiji 8ebdnoiung TN 9dule. groBeS
4ab0ratoriun besetabili5e Seilmittel. gSr furiren
utter potiuer @drante ale dr0nijd1en lno ber5tpek
felten 2un9enz,- GALS Sbren=, 9afen=, Magen=, @e<
bGrn-, aeber=, Sers=, Meren= Blaien>, Srauer, @ee
birn=, 9erben=, 6antz, 8lutz 4srbat un6 @eHlebte<
&ranfbeite1. gbirursiidbe 8ranfbeiten. Spe5ieue
BebanbIung fir S6ninbjndlt, &atarrh, Sbipepfie,
&beumatismus, &rebs, 8anoipurm, SemorrbotoeH
unb 6auiudt.
Yrinat. mno 8el9le9tsz zGranfbeiten,
Berlorene mannesfraft, gamenfus, eamenidwade
sSplaen iusenbIiher t1nbeionnenbetten nnb geiteht
itfer Mnsfhpeifun9en 0erpeni9tpdd1e 8erlieren beg
@eoddtniies nnb Der @nergie, Smpoten5 niip. lhneq
uno blebenb gebeilt bnrd ME febilagenoe Original
bebanbIuns. Syphilis, Strictur ltnb @e9letts%
&ranfbeten eoer art peroen in oer tr5eit m69llhen
8et fiirirt. &uren 9ararttrt, pD tie anoeren tBlun=
gen itnb. glieorige @ebuhren unb Gprreippnoen5
ftreng pertraulid. Stunben bon nbr Morgens bis
l1br Mbenbs an Spnn- un0 sSeiertd9en, bis IL uhr
Mprgens. 9luSm6rti9e Yattenten nit unfehl=
barem @rfoI9e tyieflidb bebanbelt. nnteriuhunafz
forrnuIar unb "9ie S6usfpehren oes Sebens," (o6
Seiten) tuerben frei 5useidfft. GbreiIirt
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