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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-06
OYSTER BAY.

The Queens County Sunday-school Association vii.
hold It's twenty nth annual convention In St Pauls
Methodist Episcopal Church. oyster Bay. on Wednes-
day June 9. the sessions extending through the
afternoon and evening The officers OF the associa-
ton are: President. Robert II. Baker. Flushing.
county secretary. Percy B. Bromne.d. Hampstead;
treasurer John H. Prall Newtown; Mrs isaac L"
More Newtown, secretary Woman's Missionary Ala.
special train will be with connections from all
parts of the county leaving Long Island CITY al lo
p m. returning will leave oyster Bay at $50 p m
Following is the programme: Devotional exercises
minutes OF last convention county secretary: treas
ure-'s report John II. Pral appointment OF commit
tees nominations resolutions, auditing. pace on next
convention, report Of delegates 20 ota,e 'ut r
school Convention, the Rev John saunestet Oh Co!
lege Point greeting william =. Estes: oyster BAY
reaPonsc; by ne PRESIDENT F9por' 81 n ,om long
Island CIV, FLUSHING. North Hampstead ana New W.
town; discussion, Respopsioty OF 1ne Cnusen nonJ
Furnishing Teacher" opened BY the Rev Tneoiorc
+ car Of HSs eIh9 ,bsh Of 'qnd ms9a
intermlsslon, co..ation a voluntary assessment OF
three cents per GhT mf9 Nen 70 session 0 20
o'clock-Anthem. reading Scriptures. prayer report
dress The House We Live H." the Rev Dr. c,
Henry Mead. New-York; question box, isaac Hen-
dGk $50 b resolution and remarks;
parting words by the president ,,.-., ,oos
Of Iocus, Valley was ma ryied Thursday 70 Henry
Smith Carpenter son OF William II Carpenter OF Ma, Ma,
connected with the Atlantic Mutual Insurance COM
panv OF New-York. On account or the recent uea.Hs
OF relatives on both sides. only the most intimate
relatives and friends Of the families were present
lev. and Alfred V Howell. principal Of the public
school a, Locust, Valley was best man Inc uSn TS
bride wore light cream silk. trimmed with chiffon,
ard carried bouquet OF white carnations Inc
bridesmaid wore white trimmed win PINK anu ear
ried pink carnations The couple started, after con-
gra,ulations had been received on an EXTENDED tou.
OF the South. Among those present were MI. ana
Mrs william T. Carpenter. ex-senator and Mrs
Townsend d Cock. DR.. and Mrs. r. +; 3 seaman;
her daughter Mr. and Mrs. D. 3. Vail Clarence Vat.
Miss Periha Vail Mr.. and Mrs. A. J Luyster. MISS
pearl Luyster the Rev. and Mrs. Felix G.. Russell,
Misses Emma and Ida Jerome OF Brooklyn MT ana
Mrs Hobart Smock, Miss Caharino s. Lewis,
Nrs Henry Brush. Mr.. and Mrs. X. a. smith ana
her daughter. OF Mneoa-
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'ARK CONCERTS BEGIN TONY

u,.rno. season at Prospect Park will open
Phi with music by the go Regiment
sssAs ,'inissioner Woodruff. in the interest
70 paced a number OF stands in close
tr~'ed There win also be a concerr on sn ,o
" a'0n The programmes for ' both OCCASIONS SONS
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ADELPHT'S GIRL GRIDT1TES.
THE CLASS or 81 ENDS IT'S CONNECTION
WITH THE SCHOOL WITH SONGS
AND ORATORY.

Nine pretty young women last night took part In
the cass-day exercises Of the class of 49, In the
oh pel at Adelphi Academy. All tho girls were
ar,a,Ic,uy Rowncd The audience a select one
seemed much pleased with the oratory which made
I'M the greater portion OF the programme. The
president OF the class. Miss Carrie Harding delivered
an address. which practically consisted OF "A few
words OF welcome. and the Introduction OF her fell
low-classates they appeared to contribute their
nortion 10 the entertainments The history OF the
class of 80 was reviewed by Miss Mabcl J. Touch.
who humorously referred TO many incidents which
occurred during the years the members were
together.
Miss Alice Casamajor made many funny prophe
ces and At times her derisive mannersms caused
her girl friends turn scarlet on the cheeks. The
class song written by Miss Rebecca T.. Hooper, was
sung by the c.ass The words follows:
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rhoursons Walk W ., 56G6 It OF surI-a ~"
~ y, ,ooy II q. 2j-f right Of way, 90
"a ~ 1ho,nrs9:'s Walk and 'llo ], > ~ ,aa,
ave runs u ~ 53.2x " 1870 ~ 10 ['' nraSo,,c ~
\ 81 iOx u 225 II. toney lsihiu i'.rr,o.~h
Thompson 10 Mary "'''""'' ''............ $500
Tvmpkrs-ave n corner I".S ~ i,,r,hr,r mort
Margaret MulyihilI TO Andrew GUNNER ''' 20 900
cages $1,000 -, q, 'i.,ica.ave iGSO72
house and lot: William BREEDING ph'y ~
Bertha Il BREEDING. to Jacob 'ruhr'' ''ee 200
SZhW -.'..'. .'''; 80 o,xlnO. Fred
crick ii and Grace @ and william Go9.i. NOUS 4 IN
1'r"piofr 'i".ld 10 Thomas WfRei. -. ''''
Park Place. IA 4 43o II OF Nos'rnnd-hys ~, ian,''
;. ai.~ a... iDa o Roberts 10 Wilhelm IN s-o
Edwards mortgage 100 80. ii;;,ici
fsrs.iesare William iu,ilins to Addison ooo
Conkin. Ieconic. Long Island ,.o,o ~
lexng,on-ave, = % ~ " OF Thr.p'.se, '"n nnr,
Charles ,;o f1''"er 10 h''''-" ~ o''" $50
PIerrepcn,- st. ia II Of Hckslst. 25xlei o,o.
hSl; Brooklyn savings Bank 20 Daniel Bids,iI DIV"
3dayc: west corner 54tnst iomllo John y mann o,o
Woo.ibns-st. No 21o west cor knickerbocker- a,s
25xIVo h&: Henry Brockmann 10 Charlotte wife ,oo
Of William VI Irubacher: r1orsage sa3W :, -, o."
Greene ave 5 f. 1886 10 u W Of Nostrand-ave. l67x
100 hlsi: Frank l. Anthony. New-York To- Laura nm
r. wife of William Baker, mortgage. 5000 eooo
Verona Place, s. ~ e OF nniton 81 runs q io
nlace 49, hal: Hattie f.. wife Of Carl l.
Stern. Mary Donohue and Ann iAnsan. -.o
New-fork 49, -, ih,n ava a,,xoo >. ena ''
min. y Applegate 20 Patrick comber mortgage
47th-rt g. 90 II Q Of 5h-ave. ioosioo q Sarah
Robertson. New-yo'k. to Albert l. French. .,o
s ms,srre - 46 II OF Wii;iams-ave i5rso
hsi: Adolph NJ Bsaeheim New.rork to Axel ,oo
ste.n John Anderson mortgage sioW'''.'''. xooo
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ISTIP.

Scvonty-fvc acres OF land are being nhed IN al
the Uavemeyer property al Islip, by the vivian
Dredging Company. The dredge resumed Work
this week after a delay OF about three weeks,
caused by alterations In the machinery. Alfred
BOYD superintends the dredging The hlled-in land
"a 800 feet long by 1900 feet wide 1t ls not yet
known to what use the land will be put 1t mas
been thought that 1t would be used as site for q
large summer hotel or sold as building lots VIII
lam B. Dick is also having some fed-ln land added
10 his summer residence property al lsNp Justice
WIlmot NJ Smith. In the Supreme Court. on Ihurs-
dav granted a temporary Injunction TO tishel g
Clock attorneys for John GLIB OF Brookyn VINO
owns a country seat near the bay here restraining
Charles Augustus Vivian. the proprietor or the
dredging machine. from working his dredger AFTER
nightfaH Mr. Clock personally served the inJunc-
lion on Contractor Vivian, who was obliged 10 re-
frain from working his machine after shutdown on
Thursday evening.
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WHAT - GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT
Openlng day. Dyker Meadow Golf cub. Seventh
ave and Ninety -sccond-st
Annual excursion Brooklyn Teachers Associa'ioh'
Locust Grove Long Island Sound
C,ass day exercises Packer Institute. afternoon
Outing Federal Republican Club. Bath Beach.
Nass-ueet!ng Bakers Union Prospect Han.
Prospect-si. near Fifth-avc.
Annual excursion All Souls Unversalist Church,
church OF our Father and Church of the Good
TidIngs. Oscawaba b I op the Hudson, Bridge
Pier. - ~
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REAL ESTATE.

..,,,.r,on, in cheap lots In sections recently
- -. ,ro,lev roads continues. and real estate
onara,ors are quietly making contracts Tor de-
OiDt,o ,,,os little pool Of Brooklyn city Raj
rnaa men bought ten lots yesterday. NO. ~ 10 iD
and No III TO 100 East Thirty-hfth-s' rom hehIy
" sheriff.. for $500 on TUESDAY next >, ="
Brumey VII sell at auction III INC go ,oo an,
,wo-story brownstone DWELLINGS at Nus 49, '' ana
100 JeNerson-aye., near Ncbudh''
The recorded transfers are:
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PORT JEFFERSON AND SETAUKET.
temporary light has been established by the
Lighthouse BOARD ON the eastern breakwatcr OF
Port Jefferson Harbor. II was exhibited for the
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The time hes come for us 20 part.
70 sing farewell song,
our happy -choolIays left behind.
Seem short. altho so long
Chorus
The hour Of parting now is here;
sadly. slowly ticks,
Atcirhi dear farewell to thee.
And Class OF %
II.
A future bright future sad.
Before all there lies.
ON "a happy lot be ours
IIeneath bright. sunny SKIES
Ill
Ana N no more see each race.
As often Of yore -, -
svce, memories u the past VIII grow
More dear than ere before
The programme was follows:
Address. PRESIDENT III pouch
Recitation selected. ................''.' anu" '
Duet p'""" "'' Agnes = Kelley and Sarah g. bsk"r
vu acknowledgements. Margaret A. 81 -
Uooper
Piano
~ n, ,f,r
Presentations u.h.cca 1. Hooper
The class officers President, carrie ~, ia" S,a,
secretary Sarah c. Baker; treasurer Ahes ~"
major.
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Sea emtiGsamerifaniimen 9mrnbers
etuest

III iebt uieber einmal bon berufener
6site Elm bObes Sob eesolt worten.
Der b6bmif9e 3urnlehrer Sobann
Menbit, ber, einen Rufe feiner 2anbS.
leufe foIgeub, aus Der 0eimatb tiber
ben Deeoli getoumen lit, uin inter ben
In ben Der. 6taaten lebenben B6bmen
bos 3urnwefen 3u f6rbern, iprah f6
ID folgenber iebr anerfennenben Weife
iiber baS @irten unb bic @rfolge Der
beutf9en 9urnbereine ID Mmerifa aus :
sd babe, ieitbem id i'm 2anbe bin,
nur uenig bentf1e 8urnbereiue be'
iumt, aber mas ih bon ben 9eifungen
berfelben eeiehen babe. bere6tigt mid
wobl, at erfldren. baB bas Surniueien
inter ben Seuti9ameritanern in ben
Der. 6taaten nidt niel binter bemieui:
gen Deutl6lanbS aurhdftsbt. Bon
groBem Snterehe fiir mid tpar ber 8e'
ju9 bss 5urnlebrer Seminars In Wil,
iuautee, un6 ftir bic bbbmii6en 3urs
ner ber Ser. Staatfn f6nnte rObI
ni9ts 8eHeres sef9eben, als bab He
aud cine ferartise Nnifalt grtinoen.
Der unterridt In Der 1nifalt 1T na1
sineni Spiiem ein3eri6tet, ME man Is
lslbit in berartigen Nnifalten Deutih
lambs niht beRer finben fam. SH
WeffieIb. MaR.. unb 8rooflpn. ".
g.. befieben Dereine, benen ib i'm 2aufe
meiner Reiie Befu6e abfattete. unb
i1 fanb In ibnen eine ber3li9e 4uf.
nabme. Nu9 in Baltimore imponirte
mir bas BON ben beuifdsanerifanii@en
9uraern eingefhbrte Spfem.
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pplitii@e 3onnsntiDnem

Sir bic folgenSen politii6en aon'
bentioneu pertauft bic Santa GesBabn
Nunbreife.BilIette gu einem Jabrpreiie
BON allen punften In SerGs nnb int
SnbianersSerritorium
Jir bic Naiionale Prohibitions. Rons
pentiOn in pitisburg, pa., am 81.
Mai '96.
ssiir bic gtationale &epublifaniide
aonpeution In ct. 2ouis, Mo., an
16. Sum- '96.
ssiir bic giationale peopies acnDens
tion in st. gouis. Wo., am %. Suli
1896.
Megen ndbersr giu3elbeiten in Be-
aug auf 3eitbauer. GabrpIan &C., ipenbe
man fi9 an irsenb einen Der Santa Ges
Wgenten ober idreibe on
90. 6. &eenan,
@eneral. paHagiers 4gent,
@alpefOn, 3eTas.
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9aS SeeaI.9eilmttteI.

Der alderman Sames 8. Jraneis
bon Chicago ia9t: sd betradte Or.
Rings Heue gntbedung oils Sbeal,9eil'
miitel gegen 6ufen, grfdltungen unb
BruiIeiben. Sd babe bas Nlittel tudb'
renb Der lebtsn ftnf Sabre tn melner
Gamilie sebrau6t. NIT ausl1luB aller
drstli6en Reeepte unb fonitissn Msbi'
earnente.S
Rep. Sobn 8ursus BON aeOtut, So.
no, i@reibt: sd bin felt tibsr 80
ssJabren ein prebiger Der metbobifii9en
Episcopal Stride uub babe gefunben,
bas mir niemoIs etuas 70 gut getban
bat, trie Or. Sings Neue @ntbeduns.
Nlan made nur einen Berfu& nit bies
fem SbeaI.osilmittel." probefafden
In Der GpOtbete BON IbOIpb Sreib.
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sic ba" = er beutete auf Qnna = hat
in iebem 9riefe Sbr Sob geiun9en! /"
6iera1tf fiiBte er 6elene bic Sano uno
iagte tr0iteno: rDie rotben gaden
iperoel, id)pn lDieoerfommen : III Dit
meoe. SSenn eS Sbner rebt it, falren
mir Idon llorgelt na0 Sbrer Seimatb,
bte id) mir einlnal grilnolid anleben
m66te.
Gem Mu1,be oes Generals entfnbr
Elm @ort ser ueberrald)nn9 unb Vollz.
rieo fubr frobselaunt fort: y So, 9err
@eneral. gun, Slid bat ii6 metne
Gage gitniiiser seitaltet. Daat Der
@inli1t ineines neugemonnenen Sr9es
nienrs ld,reitet Der 2unnelbau gu mel
ner Gobleuiede raider fort, ais i'd
ermarten burite, uno Die Gelienididt,
auf bic mir geito6en, bat iib als lpeit
idmdler erlpieien, als mir poransleb'
ten. Ga beute i1on elm 8elingen oiea
les semasten llnternebmens auBer
fsraee ftebt, 10 fano i'd bieitse Selos
inltitute bereit, mir arebtte in beoeue
TENDER ODbe 3u gelpabren, i'd tann
iomit au9 fir Gle eintreten. Gur9
Sbren portreffli6en GERM Iointanten
aber"-er blin3elte 8urt freunblid) gu
-rbabe i6 tpertbpolle Qufi6liifie iiber
6errn bon Bobnltetts @eiddftssebab<
rem erbalten un6 elm ganfier pertraute
mir, baB Der Spefulant elmer beoeus
teu6en @unn,e beoarf, Tim ieiue Ser,
tragspflidt sesen elm @riinberfoniors
tium au eriiilleu. 60 LIT 6enn Der
ausenblid eiinitis, um NIT benz aus
Wilbbab suriidgefebrten Bobnitett tn
bic Berbanoluns su treten. Dies ioll
alei6 gei6eben unb tpenn es Sbnen
rett 1T, sndbise 6rau4 bier tpanbte
er iih an 6elene = rlieoeln mir rtors
gen idon nit 9ino unb aesel nad
Sltipebe iiber. SD 1nuB bod Sbre Bes
iisung unb Die bes Germ bon 9edens
oori genau fennen lernen, bepor i'd
8atbidldge ertbeile.
Selene fiiblte it9 bur9 bieien Vors
itlas neu belebt uno gins obne 3ogera
oaranf Elm, laste aber 3asbaft: rGebt
es an, boB Gnna unb aleranbra mtb
besleiten?"
rGi, freilidl Sie biirfen Der Sreurts
binnen tlidt entbebren. gielleidt fam
iidb Sbr 0err G9mieserpater bet Grpe'
bition anf6lieBen?4
(8ortfetnns foIgt)
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99umSe, rpiiae 0eHd,ter,

sttdt fuD 1tmmelssei3enfe, heren I'D ieIba hey
ipinbeibhrre Duspepttfer, has Happerbhrye vaIte
Wdnn4enA. ter RefousaIsslent, ber ron ietrenbeu
Ntetern sei4dtteit porben, erfrtnen tann, nsnn ey
~ ttrer Grrerbuns has tIaste auer Experiment te,
ndmltG esne fpftmattiAs Rur NIT Sehettsr's Was
senbtttsrs, purHfhbrt. 9auienbe unS Gbertaufenbe,
pelAe eteies Gypertmeut ma6len. l.n7sn eatar. Gs
eibt feiu Ipus, bae Tn BetreH auf Wirfiamtei, nnb
swar sben 70 iAueue ale sranblt&e @irtuns, nit
ikm sersltGen psrsen finnte. Den Rerybieu unh
3tspepitfern, aeaten, bte NIT RaIarta, @beumatts'
mus, 3erifoptuns, @auenHut ober Wtertnlstesn se'
raat Rnb, ktlit bas Diiters iofcrt unh 20 if etne
rnindttart Banaese seseu bic QDrfunstn hbersrottr
attiiaer pber f5rpsrti@sr atipannnne sue her Gab'
itAsn GtnfbJe ranhsr eetI naftr 8ttternne. atute,
betteitub[ aebanut nab, empRnhen fetnt 9Btrfuus
een ,nr S.6uns tbrer eebensseiatr aufs 0orttetI'
kaftsat. Wan setrau4e ss, nm ssfune ba f@lafsn,
fhttts tu effen une gut ~ ssrnsasn' Hsste ipsnssn
ttm satutkaitsn has srbbte Sob.
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0fatiomale 8pnnentiunet..

Die Suternaiional 8abn Derfauft
9unbreife. Bilstte au einem 6abrpreiie
fur bic folseubeu NatiOnal aonpen'
tionen:
probibitiohss3 ss3onbentiou. ppm 27.
bis 20. Mai.
Repudlitauii@e aOnpentiOu, an 16.
SUM-.
Demotratiide anupenticn, am Z.
Suli.
popuIiaii9e atnpeution, an 81.
Suli.
Man menbe fid an ben nddiigelege.
nen Igenten negen ndberem Bei6eib.
8. s. Bries. u. O. g. H.,
paleifine, 3eras.
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IS Sn Meb fnb suei euslif6e Off.
aiere auf ben 8erSa9t bin perbaftet
iuorben, epione 3u fein unb fiG nit
benz Gammela bon Mustunft iiber bic
beutf@eu 6eituusen bef@dftisen. Waan
bdlt inbeHen ibre baIbise GHtlahuns
Fur tuabri9einIid).
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gHie tit Dies!

gSir bieteu einbunDert Dollars aelobnuns
fir ieben Tal BON &atarrb, Der ni4t bnr4
Gtnrehmen bon Sall'S Rdtarrb 8ur geheilt
ipsr6en ranu.
8. 8. @teneb & Co., eieentb., Eolebp, ..
aBir, bic t1nteraei1neteu. haben S. s. eRes
neb felt ben Ietten 10 Sabrer sefannt nnb
baiten i'm fir noDfommen ebrenhaft in allen
@efhdftsbanbIuneen iinb finan3ien befas
bigt, aHe bon feiner 6trna ei1segangenen
Standardization 3u erfiillen.
@eft & Iruar, @rcbbanbels' 'Orosuiiten,
9olebD, 8.
Mailing ainnan 6 Marvin, @rob'
banhelSsD SsDrosuiiteH, ToIebo, D.
SaII's Ratarrb-Sfiir tpirb iitnerli4 8encms
men urb tpirft bireft auf bas 8lut ilnb bic
ihIeimieen DberfId&eu beS Sfitems. 3enss
aifIe frsi berianbt. 9reis 76 gts. fur bic
6Iafhe gerfauft bon allen Mpotbefern.
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@apt. SmeHnep Don Der Der. 81.
Nrmee, San Diego, gal.. fast: ebis
lob's @atarrb &emebp 1T bic erfe Me.
bi3in, bic mir gut getban bot. PretS 50
gents. Gum Berfauf bel aaltener &
59u1arb, Sames glabin, 8. 5. epels
lefp, q. @obn 6 &c., g. Stein, @eas
trail Drag Store, U. @9wepps.
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S6uiueiuht fam burdl Sbilob's
Sure sq6cill rstben. 0,efes groBe
6uleuheilmiitel III has ein5ig befannte
aeeen bieie IhrtdIihe Strantbeit. gum
gerfauf bel aalteper & Sduharb,
5amss 6lopiu. 3. 5. Spsleiiu, u.
@obn & 60. y. Steiu, Central Drug
Store, u. S1DepDs.
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9eati6e 8eBanoInma.

OeutVUDG x0GyuWUtWWNs
Sas G5ebdube, eigens fir ben 8med bereeftent, bat
9rpBe Standardization, tpeIfe nit ben mDbernten Ser
beiernn9en bereben nh, uno bietet baburd benz Boz
tienten Mnnebnlii1feten unb BortbeIe, ueld1e er tn
antern berartiseu, bon 0meriianern geIeteten Sniff
tuten ilidt fn6en ipiro.
Die 8r6bte BraSis unb bas botdnoisite Snititut in
ben Scr. ct. &efn 3uetes Snfitut ber g8elt bat 70
biele iuunberpple peilnngen 5n berdei4nen Saielbe
1T Ner5ten geleitet, bic 25idhrt9e 8ribat= unb
ppiptal=@rfabrung in Gmerifa nnb europa beiiben.
Spesiene Mbtbetnn9en fur fpe5iele Rranfheifen.
Sriginalmetbooen fir Behanbluns im 5auie. @robeS
2aboratpriuni, be9etnbilifde Geilmitte 8tr furren
inter ppitber @arantie ale 9ronijfen unb berdtuet
felten 2unsen=, Gals, Cbren=, 0aferr, Magen, &C.
odrlnf, 2eber 6er5=, Hieren=, BIaen<, Sraten, @es
birn=, Nerbere, 9ant 8lut=. 4rtbat in6 gefdledtss
aranfbeiten. gbirnr9iid,e &rdnfbeiten. Spediene
Webanbluns fit Gdjfpinbindt, Rdtdrrb, Dbipepile,
92heiimatsmus, &rebs, 8anbtuurm, Seinnrrboiben
unb Gduiudt.
YriDat. tn0 @el9le9tSz Rranfbeiten,
EerlOrene Mannestrait. SantenfnB, @amenfdndae,
@ebdftniiies unb Der @neraie, Smpoten5 niiu fdnen
ui,b bletbenb aehet bnrt ME fehIidaeenbe Original
bebanblnfls. Syphilis, Strietur unb @ei4lefltsz
&ranbeiten ieber Grt tuerben in Der tiirse m5aliden
8eit fIrrt. &ren 9arantrt mo ite an6eren miBIun=
ge,t inS. s2ie6rise Gcbabren iff1h 6nrrpfnnnhsn3
ftreng nertraulid. Stunben BON ubr Noraens bis
llhr Mbenos; an SDnn< uno eiertagen bis u tlhr
Worgens. 4IuStrattiee Baftentem nit unfebls
Darem @rfolge brieflid) bebanbelt. nnterin6unge<
formular nno "Sie Sdnbiuebren bes 2ebens," (@
Seitcn) i5erben frei Sugefhift @orefiirt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
&6e @aoiion mno Grie st.. IpJeop, q.
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sic bic &rautbeit burd rsdtjeitisen
@ebraud BON Tutt's 9eberpiaen, elm
aItss unb bepabrtss S.ilmittel, bas nit
isoem Gage populSrsr tuirS. sc iurirt
ieber Ssit
g0pff4mspsn,
iauren Waseu, Walaria, B.rbauunas.
tsinmerbeu, trdse 9sbertbatistsit. Ser.
ttopfuns uub ale 3ransbeiten Der @au..
3tttt'S 2eber YiMett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-15
NNatthtes I5rpthers,

Gleiider, sos @ait 9ouiiOn 5trabe,
2iefern bas uorshsli6he &inbs, S6afs
unb S9neinefeii9. g pe3talitdt.
Sunges &albfIeif d. aae Sor'
ten bon Wurif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-15
ALAMO COLD STORAGE MARK1'
gde 6ou{ion. uub SoIebs6. gtraBe,

alae eorten 6leilain better Quo
liidt birett aus benz &efriaerator.
SpesiaIitdt: Before Wurh. Sorteil
gerdu6erte 3ungen, &au9felid &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-15

Sn 8erbinbung biermit III elm
Tti4s une u u tern NJ arft.
3dgIi9 frii6e Slide, Nuitern, Wilb,
8efiisel aller Qrt. 8 elepbon 399.
8efellunsen tperbeu in irgeub einew
SbeiIe Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-11-07
Hero Of Eorkc's Drift.

The "Eern Ct Rorke's Drift'' was the
description popularly accorded in Eng
land II Years ago to a young subaltern
OF royal engineers by whose coolress
and resource the Zulu warriors were
kept at bay by a mere handful of men
after the disaster Of Isandhlwana-
Time runs sofast that most people have
forgotten the name of the officer whose
gallantry was then the subject Of gen.
eral appreciation. One reads now Of q
Lieutenant Colonel J. r. M. Chard, v.
O.. transferred from Cardiff to Perth as
commanding royal engineer. This is TIE
Hero OF Rorke's Drift" who, since he
established his reputation as soldier in
South Africa in 1879, has had no oppor-
tunity to attain further distinction.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-11-07
The Skeleton cf De Soto.

The local historians Of Baton Rouge.
La, believe that tho mortal remains al
Fernando De Soto lie buried between
two gigantic live oaks near the preseu,
site CT Port Hudson. The books tell diff.
ferent tales about tie death and burial
Ct the great %discoverer. Some say thai
he was wrapped in his mantle and
thrown into the Mississippi others that
tho remains were incased i'll a hollow
leg. In 1858 three hunters-Rigsby.
Davis and Euria-were encamped near
what is now Port Hudson. While kin
ding a FIRE they found q human skele.
ten in a hollow log that had been lyino
IN a drift. The bones were those Of a man
six feet tall. IL the log d helmet, a
rusty sword and a large bronze cruciiy
were also found, and on one of the fin.
gers CT tho skeletons hand a large seal
ting. The ~discoverers Of this ehastly
nleinento believe that the remains were
those OF De Soto, the ~discoverer of the
Mississippi river. The burial place al
the bones is veil known to the Riusbys.
who still leside in louisiana Sd.
Louis Republic.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-11-07

A moments reflection must convince
every intelligent person that violent
language is subversive Of all true disci-
pine. and a successful army without
discipline is an impossibility in this
age. The article Of war prescribing
profanity, promulgated, as it was, to
every new command and read on parade
annually at least, was q protection for
the soldier and !: moral weapon for the
officer. The soldier could insist upon its
observance BY his supeziors. On the
other hand, he weakened his own cause
whenever he violated the law himself.
At first blush the article seemed to
many obsolete and ridiculous and was
generally received as a relic Of Puritan
days. But the more onerous and exact
ing q rule the more it is studied and
analysed. Men of fixed habits obeyed
readily, setting a coed example. Ii the
end wilder spirits found that obedience
was easier Tran resistance. Thus at the
very outset the law Of Gcd was impressed
upon the understanding of all who
hadn't it written in their hearts
George L. Kilner in independent.