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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20
JACK rlns or orurR nA,s
When ships We're run RiEaed sail
ors Mere Athlete.

Nhen ships Were run Uirued Sail
"rs We're Athlete.
" proportion OF the bluc Jackets ~
'ny ml-rigged ship were necessarily
athletes The supper yardnau" In a
hheof-haiilr ship ur frlrate wen,
cNc:diornl men Ga this way ana
much more so perhaps. lust about mn.
Nlie lhui sail lfuWer WIS receiving In D..
Heath warrant Than ever before. The.
Young men lad to mce alofi Ia ne,ri,
lhr highest points. ai top speed eight
'r tfn Times week when Tho sbi,
was IN hnrhor o. keen their heads an1
maliliain their heafh while holding
200 hy their cycllds. as th, phtnse
vent and manipulating with carefui
lud measured order az action th, AZ.
r.ous aud Intricate arrangements f,r
crossing on "Sendlng down tho r,,ai
md lop-sallaut yads II was an dome
100 irll speed. for 90 was universally
ne'u lhai the upper yardman gave a
'islIAclcr io the whole ship. and thar
Que which was foremost Ia ihp evpr.
lse was ever considered "thr smarfn.t
snip 10 the nect' The upper ward.
.ren were always the cunning men
They had the most opportunities. for
distinguishing themselves. were ibe
hest known, and wcrr most under the
eye ~ the authorities. They dev,l.
"pcd srat muscular power In chest
shoulders and arms Their lower az.
lreniilcs suffered aud ono ALWAYS
Knew the men who had been u,ne,
Sarlmcn by their ladpols like apnear.
ancc when they were bathing.
fut Ia the modern steam lne-of.b,,.
tie ship and frlgaie these cxtremcl,
athletic specimens formed very sinai
minority OF the ship company" ana
none Of them could lose his turn al h.,
Ing upper yarlucp ~ long az the
ships reputation depended upon the
speed with which the upper wards
were CROSSED AMI sem down In har.
llor the rest Of the blue Jackets haa I
he handling Of the yards aud sails /
Tor eNewisc once or twlcr a week. hnt
a. sea the Use of sails or propulsion
grew less aud less important and most
II TIE work aloft was more II an OK.
'rise aud less of q necessity. North I
american.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20
saw Ill. tlr.t Train

a country boy who was brought up m
remote region Of Scotland had occa.
sloh 70 accompany his father TO a VII.
,ase near which a branch line OF railway
passes The morning after his arrival.
nuea aaunieglng ia the garden behind
,he house In which they were staying.
We Oohe'a with wondering eyes train
10 by For momen, he stood staring
AZ u with astonishmeni aud then. run.
nins into the house. he said: Father.
father come ooi' There's a smlddy ran
on WI row o houses. an rs ava doom
Oy Tie back o the iowa"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

Three statues are about to be orcciea
to famous Bretons In Brittany. Al
Ploermel, known Tor is pardon" 81 6
Dr. Guerln, who introduced the trans.
fusion OF blood into modern practice
who will be honored. at Losnoven Il
Is General lie Flo. THEIRS minister of
war. and at Oman the Comctable Du.
guesclin. whose memory Coquelln and
noronlede have revived. Is to be rep.
resented on horseback Tho money foi
monument 70 Reuau al Treguclr has
not been raised
How people love foollshness,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

The Wholesale rolsouers Of London.
The Wholesale attempts that are con.
tinually being made to poison the Lon.
doners are well shown IN the annual
report OF DR.. Saunders. the medical on.
'er OF health for the city. stockraisers
mt mp las, year no less than $50 tons
% diseased meat, that is excluding
sundays, as the hospital points out.
about a ton and half for every work
INK day Of the year. Now. q ton and a
half Of diseased and putrld meat re-.
ducei to pounds. consists Of $3.50 and
as each pound Is amply sufficient 10 mol.
son iis man. woman or child Il follows
that our cousins In the country are will.
Ing TO poison Londoners to the tune of
$3.50 per diem, or excluding Sundays
At The rate OF i,O5i.6S per annum. In
other words, Il an the diseased meat
which Is received would he eaten h
would not take more than four or Eve
years to accomplish the poisoning of
every man, woman and child In Lon.
ION!
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

To. a. ts and herds Of Australia arc
numbered by maay millions. and dur
ing the last fifteen years the carcasse-
OF some ei.ooO0OO OF sheep alone have
found their way into this country from
Australia aud New Zealand. This doe,
not include over l.Ooo.O00 hundred
weight OF beef imported from the same
sources within The last seven years.
For the commencement OF this trade
was In 1850 when the total shipment
10 600 carcasses.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20
Inc Firi rrlntsr

The corporation OF Mayence has de-.
clded TO celebrate the i've hundredth
anniversary OF the birth OF John Guion.
berg, the inventor Of printing. with
great pomp and splendor The celebrl.
ton will take place In 1877. though u
Is not agreed whether he was bora N
1897 o. In one OF the three years fol.
loving.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

.A."e'.i they can afford them ,rhe
sea blil Of fare affords him po,h,ns
- ne must eat lambs kidneys or
"'i'o. and. like the sensible blrd mai
'e ~ ne eats the kidneys. Kea h nro.
,ouhoed kee-ah. The kea IA natiy. NJ
ne south Island OF New Zesia,a n
'eiohsa to the parrot family Of blrds
e'ns rather larger than the parro, ~
'ou'h America and not 10 accumulated
conversational ability ue A. M,
'ery active during the day but makes
',mae'f felt AZ night In the year 1870
"ha' appeared 10 be- a remarkable dls.
ahe broke out among The sheen aocps
u Ne" Zealand shepherds told strange
.'oiiea OF finding sheep Frustrated ana
ping from The erect OF sore of ahou,
ne sac Of O mans hand the so.t of
"hieh was Immediately over the k,d.
lels' For a time the cause of this a..
iise remained a mystery. and was tbe
ieufce OF much earnest dlsrussio,
.n'ong the shepherds. Some declared
nat u was q rash. others that the sores
@ere The result Of nlbbles performed by
ne sheep on each others backs others
nat the iiucks we're being perseeuted
y some malignant human enemy DOS.
hhly q small boy What was the sur.
Pfiso OF all, then. when some one de-
'e'ied ke' settled on ,he back Of a
I'VE Hheop in the act OF driving he beak
INTO the animals BODY.
The kea has been deprived OF lts
natural food insects and the roots Of
various shrubs and planis-by tho
'runholders who. In order 10 obtain
fresh pasiursge burn on the fields each
scar, thus destroying all berry bearing
shrubs and insects. Whatever yeseta.
ton mas be- leil IL eaten by the sheen
"nich are allowed 20 ramble AZ pleasure
ever the mountain sides.
u b. supposed that the kea first a..
luired the habit OF feeding on lambs 1
kidnrys by visiting the killing yards oil
the sheep station. whittier they had
been driven hy hunger. Here their at. I.
'eniion was attracted. no doubt. by the .
tesh hides hanging along the wall. aud T.
W obedience 20 an instinct Of curiosity .
Hnlch D. not confined 10 keas they. on
'ioscr Investigation. discovered some
remaina of lat which had once sur.
founded the Kidneys one taste Of the
Delicious mouel Immediately made ths
,oa a slave 20 the lamb-lldney habit
i was Ike The Chlnaman ana the roast /.
iig.
The kea. OF course. Immediately went
lway aad Informed his friends. and the
cluli vas an increased attendance each
llghi 90 the sheep stations ana
preading Of the lamb-kidney habit
When all Of the fat on the sides D
'ten exhausted the kea namuu
urned BE- attention 20 toe Hive anima.
O. experience had already taught o.
.os 10 locate the kidney With extreme
cluraly
40 nrst the depredations Of this blood
thirsty creature were committed in win
"a only and the sheep selected Tor at
sck were those which we're oniangled
b bushes. caught 10 snowdriits.
laiu.d by Wild dogs or otherwise rcn-
cred helpless but they grew holder
lpidly. and o. che present day a kea
.ill single ont O. healthy sheep swoop
own on 10 and feast upon iis kidney
has even been known 10 attack a
leep directly under the nose Of the
lcpherd and IN broad Daylight. and on
he occasion a kea Is reported 10 have
ade horse Us victim.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20
LIFE NOT WORTH TEN CENTS
small Vaius Pat Upon u ~ Man Who
Was saved from Drnwninr.

U '"s"" ~ Fnh ~ ~ Wan VINO
Was saved from Drowning.
From the San Francisco Post: 4
TAT man carrying a gua aad leading q
dog made q dash down Market street
Tor the Oakland ferryboat. lie could
have caught It II he had walked quiet
~ along. but he became excited. and
old Time commenced having fun with
him. The dog would run on the wrong
side Of the telegraph poles and by
drants and tangle up his chain IN the
legs Of pedestrians. By the time spent
In apologlElng aud uutangllng the dog
he was delayed until the little gate
closed Ia his face Then he ran around
TO the big gate. lodged around q mall
wagon. and made a run for the boat
The deck hands raised the apron and
the boat moved slowly out. but he vas
determined 10 catch H.. and. gripping
his gun and dog chain a little tighter.
made a run and sprang into the air
The boat was only six feet away. but
the dog baked the apron. The hunter
stopped In the middle Of his leap.
bis feet few out toward the steamer.
and he dropped into the bay like
load Of hay. 4 small boy who was
hshing from the wharf dropped his pole
splashed into the water and towed the
Cat man TO a pile. where he 1lung AN a
boatman pulled him out
My boy. sou saved my life" he ca.
claimed enthusiastically. a. he kicked
the dog and tried 20 wiring the water
ont Of his shotgun. LET me reward
you"
be thrust his hand into his clammy
pocket aud nshed out a wet iO-cent
piece. There. my boy. take that: but
don't spend Il ioolishly."
No. sir; can't take q. air." The boy
pushed the generous hand aside. u
didnt earn A."
Why. you saved my lie. boy"
Yes, know H. sir. but Il amt worth
10 cents"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

Six OF the South African million.
aires are believed to own sl95. 900 O0o
between them Mr.. Alfred Belt Is the
riches, with sixty millions. Mr.. Bar.
nalo has MY. and Cecil Rhodes TWEEN.
ty-hye millions
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

AZ q young lady vas irving on 4
pair Of shoes q few days aeo she lclf
something hard in the shoe. On In.
Eestigation Il proved 10 be diamond
which another lady had lost . Tow
days before This was al Newark.
New Jersey.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

sop Is now made In the torn a.
sheets and sold to travellers who Oh.
lect 70 the use Of hotel soaps, or those
pleeed IN public places. Il Is sold h
iVO sheet blocks. each sheet about the
size Of the ordinary bank check.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

Most European nations average Cor
the male 8 feet inches. but the Aus.
.fihns, Spanish and Portuguese fall
short Of this standard.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

, 49, tney contain The germs of Malaria 10
~. ...siilliAle tnese and avoid o. conquer ehiIla
ana iefef and bilious rcmiftant On f1nb n~re
~. pefni.ieniiy and regularly Ho9irf1rri.
aioilach hiiers, which alec femedirs drs.
1900 hFer Trouble. consultation lns4 81
ney complaint Appetite AMI sie@, 49,. H..
!iofed ~ ihis thorough medicinal aernf. arf
~ iahfmiucs of nEe iuiiigaiod hY IN al vine
slassiul three time. > daT.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

Under the headlines Living CUES.
tons a St Louis paper proceeds TO
discuss the city morgue for half =
column.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

! Know that my NE was laved By Plso's
Al Sable, Michigan, April "a. lsa5.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

hronchills. Sudden changes Of the wealth.
e. causes Bronchial Troubles. Brown
bronchial froches' will give effective re-
lief.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

one way to become dishonest Is TO
spend other peoples money.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

An occasional drubblng viii do
most any man good.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20
EgTPT CONES TO ouR REttEE.

She sends us Teoslnte. the greatest
fodder producing plant In the world
On her fertile soil ii yields 600 900 lbs
green food per acre. We grow an our
seed In America. so Il is acclimated
It's maryel9usly wonderful Ana sal.
GERS sand Veteh aud American SAGA
line. Giant spurry and Giant Incarna,e
Clover. Silver King Barley. il6 bu. per
acre. Silver Mine oats. POI 10 bu. ana n
great many other rarl,ies are offered in
our mammoth seed catalogue. IS pack.
ages earliest vegetables 500
" Yea will cut this cot and send
II with lie. postage to the John A. SAL
yer Seed Co, La Crosse. Wis. you Will
receive their mammoth catalogue and
ten packages grain and grasses. includ-
ing reoslnte, free. Catalogue alone Sc.
postage. wn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20
BIRD EATS KIDNEYS.
FResH DAILY FROM A ,,vv
LAMB.
" u M hp'sars from Nsce,,liy-D,,,.,
~ Hunger 'hs Ksa Attach. sheen
and Dsso"r, Their kidney. w,...,
iioiilnE or siswine.


ERE Is the epieure
among birds. lie
Ia called a kea. and
he viii cot nothing
but lambs kidneys.
The reason that he
Is an epicure Is that
be cannot very we'll
help H. Some gour
NETS among the
human species like
tumIfa 49,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

Oregon has 100000 acres Of pear
trees. F
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

Matches have not yet displaced IN.
finder box In some Of the ru A d..
tricts OF Spain aud Italy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

IT'S more thtu wonderful
s by paiienli 2 people suffer via c1rnt Gct reaaa
- ..-nIuIl y lrlnilll lael wa llIaaal-aIa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

Health once Impaired Is not easily rernlnra
~. tafsef ,1nsef Tonic aas sitalnsi ihsss rs.uIi,
= md ~. Wv ~ nfsLl aeaLnn-. ~ -LaL--.l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

After all an aching heart does uot
hurt like an aching tooth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

lfyou want TO be a man 6rss re.
solve 20 pay your debts.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

~ the baby Il Cutting Teeth.
~ ~ ~ ls, that % 81 uslif.ss rrmely Va.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-20

size. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-12
ScNcrrciG1s~ lgu9arn.

Die 6remoen, luel6e bos 2anb
Sirol bsIuten uno tFreunoe zines QUE
ten 5rOpfen Weine5 lino, sicben reAt
DIT Den &altersr Seerpeln alien auoercn
eoIen, our60uS n1ht 81 peruhtcnoen
3roubener5eu9ninen DOr. Ser .&olz
terer See. ME oieier Wein tur3ueQ
9cnaiint miro, lit aber Gu1 Elm GrSeu9=
nib Der nQerr9ottstinosr". g8ie Die
SaIterer 81 oieiem in Sirol all9emein
betannten Namcn 9etommen iiuo, miro
fol9enoermaBen erSGhlt: Gem licben
SerrGott Tlel ss eiultmaIs ouf onG
unter ben oieIen Nbgel6isoenen Seelen,
Die @inloB in ben Simmel erbieIten,
ihon LANCE tein SNlterer mtbr Su fi1=
ben mar. Ct. Yetrus ertldrte ali
Sefra9erl, oab Die &altercr 10 iale6t
uns nleOertrdhti9 ieien, Oob er teiner
ole'er Seelcn @lnlnB Qepdbren tDnnc.
Nun mollts lid Der liebe 0err0ott ielbIt
Opn Der Wabrbeit pis'er MtittbcilunQ
itberSeu9en. DIS armer, pe~rtriippelter
Wtdnn manoerte er ourh O1s Derrufene
Staot6en, iiberdQ NM cine milOe
8abe flebeno. gIber bon Ssoermunn
nurOe er Derb0bnt uno l1lieBIIb nit
S6lmpf un0 Spott gum Srt hinuu5=
0etrieben. SrauBen iebte er lih bin
mo meinte bittere SbrGnsn iiber Die
Shle6ti9teit Der 8ulterer, oann febrte
er Dieoer in ben 0immel suriid. Die
Sbrdnen aber ertpeiterten Iih I'll Bdhen,
Die baIo einen 9rOBen See biloeten,
Der oas 0on5e l%iinobafte StQbthen nit
ben @%inpObnern perIhlane. No9
LANCER 3eit 9eliiitete ss wieOer einmol
ben Serr9Ott, nahSuiebsn, mas aus Der
S0lterer 6eaeno 9enorben iei. @r
farb an Der Stele oes friiberen StdOts
6ens ben See uno rings berrm nj6ts
ais gtn0oe. 9hlr elm Ydur QunS per=
~lotterte @iitten nit Grmli6eu Yepob-
nstn 9aben .3euqniB, ooB nod ni6t
allies Seben ausgeltOrben mar. Aber
ME oieie germiten oes tranten alien
8ettlers aniidtis wuroen, luoen Iic i'm
Elm. an ibrem mu9eren Mabl tbeilsl=
nebmen. @ieOerum ieBte iib Der
Serr9Ott auBerbOlb Der 4~nlieolunQ
nieoer nrO weinte, Qber oie8nol nif)t
Oor S6mers, ionOern aus 6reuos.
uno BON i~tarren SanOboOen iproBte
es rings nm ben See berpor, Die Seine
lpuroen 81 4flor5en uno entwifelten
Itb i6lisBIi6 gu Gebsn. b~olbebon9eu
nit ben eoeIiten Grii0ten. .gteusroin9s
O%erqr0Berte li6 Der Srt unb neuer
g8oblltanO be9liitte Die 8emobner,
berOOr9erufen our1 oas cole Hebens
but: ben rSalterer Sec. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-12
@iEomrt.

- Sn @olumbi a, if Die beroor=
ragenoite. GslUi6ti9ite YerIOnli6teit
Don Boon County geItOrben, nQmlid
9OrIeD 9OOis, Die 3O9ter bon SianC
0opIs. 9o5 perItorbene Wdb6en, oa5
Elm 9lter bon 20 Sabren errei6te, mOg
mebr ais 500 Yfun0 unO i6on i'm gllter
BON Is SNbren bate iie oos itattli9e
8epi9t pm 400 BTunO errei6t. SroB
ibre5 t~OlpiiNlen &0rperumianQes mar
9OrIep bis Dor ettpa Iieben Monoten
gon5 mOblNuf 9eWeien, ulleiu es bate
li1 bis 0a6in cine nebr unO me6r sort
l6ritte mN9enOe 0er3Oeriettung 9ebil=
bet, Die ibr oos Seben in oes g8Ortes
eiQeniter @eOeutung sur GOit mahte.
9OrIeD tonnte oaber i6on lett eini4en
NtOnatcn o03 Yett nidt mebr perlaiien,
unO iblleBll9 mo6te cine Q8aiieriuht,
Die lih i'm Gni6luIle an Den Or9UniI1en
Sersfebler entipifelte, Dem 9aiein oe5
lun9en Wtdo6en$ elm Gnoe. IS muBte
flir Die EeriGieoene Elm Sar9 ei9ens
angPferti9t mcroen, Der 10 9roB mar,
oob er Deoer our6 Die Sbilr nod our9
ons 6enlter ms Sous 9eihafit peroen
tOnnte, 10 ooB man GenDtbi9t mar, ben
Eei6uOm auf Die StraBe gu i4Nfen,
I'm i'm in ben SNr9 gu betten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-12
0ermii6te WaGri@teu.

Dor ni6t oll;u LANCER 3eit
nuroe BON trOotiihen 8auern er;dblt,
Die cine Gingabe an bic Beb6roeu in
flaiiiihem Gatein abfdBten. 2lls Seis
tenitiif biersu entnehmen mir einem
troatli9sn 8latte fol9cuoes beitere
@ei6iht6en, ons iih oieier Sa0e
unrpeit g9rum auf Der 9eIibung zines
reihen Wta9naten Sutrug. Ser Maos
nat bate einen ibm befreunoetcn auf
Der 9urhreiie na6 NbbaS3ia befinoz
li6en @ngldnoer uno oelien @ema9lin
All eiuem 8eiu6e leines 8utes einQes
laoen. Slit ben GdIten ma nod Elm
anoerer 6reuno oe8 Sausberrn 0stoms
men, Der gleihfalls englii6 ipra6.
uno bic &onuerI0tion wuroe ourhaus
in eu0liiber Sprahe 9eIibrt. @Gb-
reno man oGS @llt in Nu9crIhein
na9m, muBte UtistO. elmer Der &nehte
irQeno cine neue lanonirtbI6aitlihe
Waidine pOriiibren. Gr benabm iih
babel 10 9eididt uno cin9eweibt, oaB
Die blonde Dip 3u ibrem 8atteu er=
itaunt iagte: .9tein wie Qsi9ift Ii6
bieier oumme trDattl DE gausr anitelt."
9a inQte pl0bli9 Der bieoers Wtisto in
Qutem Gn9lii6: .WRiB, Der trOatii6e
Bauer 1T niht bumm, IOnoern nur
arm uno an SilOung suriifgeblicben.
Nber o0rau 1T er ni6t i6ulo." Sie
8eieQihuft mar 10 e%rItaunt, mie eS
Silsam Qeipeien isin mp6te, als iein
Giel pl6Bli6 gu ipre6en beAaun. Sclbit
Der @utsberr bate nl6t gewuBt, ouB
or einen 10 ~9ebiloeten Gneht belize.
.8ie. Oh ipridt en9lii6?" irnQte er.
- ,g8urum oenn ni6i?" ia9te Da
zines Der SOiwsiber Qlei6fuQs aui
englii6, omein MNun uno i6 maren
ia lan9e 9enuQ in gmeritu." Die
arme blonoe WtiB, Die iib uuf i6re
britiIde Sultur 10 Diel 81 8ute that.
gerletG einiQerm1Bcn IN &erleQelheit.
iSreuno W(istO dber apancirte bulo
OOrOuf gum SOmmeroiener uno bat
nun ale AusIi6ten, nit leiuem eng
ll0 Sarrlere gu MAIDEN.
&erIub Der ger9un0 Der HNounQ
Der uuter1egNnQeuen .Glbe". Die
Hbeoer ocs en0liihen &Oblcn'6ines
o6rutbic", Die b%etOnntlib me9en oss
periduIoeten llnterGuuQS oes Toms
piers oGlbe~ bon Dem G~iUilgcrl6t in
HOtterOam sur S6aoensriaBleiitun9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-12
Souf6npta fofcnfrei.

Gicieni9en, mcI9e DR.. Kings New
Discovery gebrau6t, tennsnbeicn Nertb,
uno 0icjeni9en, welde Dies nitt 9ctban,
baben ieet Die @elegenbcit es umionit
gu tbun. Wtan ipre3e bel Dem ange;
Sci9ten Npotbeter Dor unb bole ii9 cine
Brobeflai9e foitenfrei. Sdreibet euere
Namen unO Noreiie an s. Is. 8utIen q
So, Chicago, ulO ~Uerlan9et cine Brobes
tiite pon DIR. Kings New Life Pills to-
itenfrei, iopie cine 2lusgabe 6e5 "Guide
to Health and Household Instructor
toitenfret. Gas 2lQeS miro garmtirt
niiBli9 gu iein unO toitet Ni6ts.
Z. Is. Euete an Der OtainltraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-12
WeW Dprf.

Die NOrpeger Trant unO Nn=
tbonD Charleston bon SrOD bebaups
ten, Elm JtettunQsbOOt erfunoen baben,
O0s nitt llnten lam. Sic molleu nit
Dem 8OOte cine 6Nbrt ilber ben Ocean
MAIDEN uno in einigen Q4O6sn BON Der
&atterD IN gtep YOrt o~binbren. 9ns
SOOt III "a SUP lang unO + SUP brett,
bat einen Mtait uno Ylab fiji, 1876
Sons Waierballait. Nie Die Grinder
lGQen, miro ONs Boot, tpenn es i'm
Sturme tentert, ii9 iOfort WieOer oufs
ri6ten, oH es ipNneroihte Nbtbeilungen
bat. Sic Yriloer wOllen bic 6Nbrt in
orei WtOnaten MAIDEN un0 Deroeu BRO.
plant fir ll6 Gage mltnebmen. Wenn
Die 6a6rt erfOl9rei6 aus9ebt, Deroen
tie I'm 9atentirunQ oes SOtes na6iu=
den. 9as 6abr3eug lieQt lett elniQen
309en am 6uBe Der 5. StruBe in 0Oz
boten, Sc. s., unO oa Die SrilOer -
Gents pro YeriOn fir Seii6ti0un0 oess
ieIben bere6neten. Wuroe =. Gbarles=
ion tDegen Geriebun9 elmer ItIOtiiden
8]erOrOnun9, mel6e SbNuItellungen
Obne VlrenlirunQ Oerbietet, in Saft 9e=
nOmmen. Die POIi5el glOubt, o0B Die
BriiOer Oas Boot MIR ieben lafen, um
Gelo 81 UeroIenen, aber bic Gelie iiber
Den grOben 3ei6 ME antretCn werOen.
- Sine ebeniO intereIiOnte ais iels
tene operation Duroe Oieier Gage i'm
GaItern 9iltritt 9Oipit0l in SrOOt-
Inn D~Ol3O9en. IS banoelte lid INN
Die %iOGenamte .GnnelOnQue"s Spera=
tiOn, Die an eInem nllr Is WtOnOte alien
&inoe Ou9eni6einlI6 nit GrfOl9 oO0=
So0eu Wuroe. 9ie feline YNtientin
mar Elm 3millin9stO6ter6eu bon &atbe=
riue unO Wti6Uel WtInOen. aus go. ia
HDnb=S trOBe. &ur1 na3 Der @eburt
Oes &iuoe8 wuroe Die @ntoedung ge=
mu6t, o0B Ieine S6QOelplOtte 10 bart
wlc Die zines IL SABRE Olten SlnOes
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3peiIel ltcrbtn WiirOe, iNls ee MIDI
Operirt WiirOe, oa Der 0rud Der ShG=
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Ginoer gu betQuben. Sas Saus mar
al Orei UerI9isoenen Stellen on9eSiin;
bet wOroen. Serr 3ie9ler, Der Gin
SanoelsreiIenoer lit, befano iib in @e.
i9aften in pittsburQ. 8On Den
SranoItiItern bat man big jebt nod,
feline Spur.
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