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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-10
$500 IN GOLD BROWNS /
MAN

At the burning of q steamboat on the
Hudson River forty years ago, May OF
the passengers were drowned Among
the bodies brought up from the bottom Of
the river by graphing was that OF man
known 10 have been an excellent swim
mer. Ar0und his lCdist scas belt con-
timing nearly $500 in gold. That told
the story.
IN old and chronic cas- 3 of indigestion
(dyspepsia or gastriiis Oft is ell the
samel the sufferer develops great varie-
Nv OF symptoms and often dies poison
ed BIZ the products 81 his 0lcn torpid
aud iRfdnted stomach. His food. Ia
stead Of being digested, and so furnish
ing strength aud physical substance, fer
ments and putrifes within him. The
chief process OF life IL arrested At vital
point. The more he eats the worse OF
he Is And yet unless he can be fed he
must, also perish. People do so die,
daily, by thousands, but We doctors sci !.
dom have the moral courage TO give the
cause its true name llest We should be
laughed at for our inability TO cure so
simple thing as indigestion. simpler
Why, il is the capstone of all complaints
and the mother of most of them. - So
writes famous English physician.
Some OF the symptoms alluded 10 are
these: Loss of appetite; distress after eat
idg; heartburn and palpitatioh: giddiness;
foul taste In the mouth; the rising Of
nauseous acids gases into the throat;
furTed tonge; spots before the eyes; I'M
accountable WEAKNESS and fatigue;slugg-
ish circulation; weakness, nervous pros
tration; constipation OF d,arrh9a; dis
colored skin. &c.
The sufferers friends often advise him
to cheer up; to throw OH his letharghy
and eat freely. Bad advice. He knows
better mo- he answers l cannot;
myfood does me no good I" He Is right.
Food Roc is gold in the spent swimmers
belt.
Take light nouflshment, followed an
mediatelg by dose of the Shaker ID
gestIve CordiaI-a new and radical RENE
dY discovered and prepared by the Shak-
ers of Mt Iebanon, N. Y.---the essence
of medical herbs and plants cultivated by
them alone Then continue with 1t.
Relieves at once and soon cures.
Pleasant to the palate and adapted TO all
constitutions
Trial bottles which prove It's merits
at ten cents. For sale by nearly all
druggists.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-10
Hen ALARM CLOCK.


And why She Had Good Reason For Be
ing Incensed Against IL.
A suburban woman not long since
purchased an alarm clock. 1t was fat
nickel plated little affair with the Gus
tomary gong atop. The woman got the
clock because she felt an overwhelming
desire to play the role of the early bird.
That night, therefore, she set the time
piece according TO the specified direc-
tions. But for some reason or other the
clock failed to 60 of. The woman gave
it a second trial Again it played her
false. She took il to the suburban jew
eler. He said the clock was outrageous
" out Of order, limited darkly at the dis
honesty Of any individual who would
palm of such an article as perfect goods
and prescribed a course of treatment
which he would be gracious enough to
administer for the sum of rs cents. The
clock 5 original cost had been $3.50.
The night that it came back from the
suburban jeweler the woman wound It
mp with a feeling of unassailable socur-
ity. This time the role of the early bird
would be hers for certain. The next
morning, however, it failed 10 20 off,
Just as before. The woman took it back
to the suburban jeweler, who received
il with an II told you that clock was
terribly out Of order Encore, Is cents.
Time passed, the clock, like the cat
in the canticle, "came back, and the
woman woke up (some hours later than
she had intended) only to find that it
hadn't "gone off, again. She now took
the troublesome timepiece to the city
jeweler from whom she had first pur-
chased it. He declared the clock TO have
been all right until ruined by the
suburban ieweler, but consented to re-
pair it--also 70 charge 81 for so doing.
The woman then bore ii home in tri-
umph
Next morning, though, the same old
drama was enacted, and the woman was
once more unable to assume the role of
the early bird Had she been a man she
might have sworn. As it was, she con-
fided her woes to the breakfast tablefnL
"Why, that clock 5 been going off all the
time, observed the woman who occu
pied the neighboring room TO the clock
owner. 5 walked me up every morn
ing regularly. The trouble is it hasn't
walked You.
Whereupon the woman felt more in
censed against the clock than ever. To
think of its having so little discrimina-
ton and discretion as to wake up the
wrong person New York sun.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-10

BsltInurs and Annapolis short Line R. q

ssheaale in slreo. On ana zee sen. y. lsaS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-10
women on the Bicycle.

What pretty thing a woman Oh a
bicycle is Her pose is good. She sits
erect and rides easily, gracefully. Most
men stoop while riding Women sit
erect Men always seem TO be on bust
ness bent and in hurry. Women appear
to ride for pleasure and in no hurry.
Men have the bicycle face, arising, it is
said, from the care they have to bestow
to avoid accident Women have the air
Of easy indifference. Inconsistencies of
risk They ride as the true goddess
walked Cincinnati Commercial Ga
zette
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-10
Baltimore, [hsSapSaks& Atlantic RHO
WATER AND SlSs
RAIL ROUTES. 80 tstsi

NALL nv 4 ECt - 1917
To Ocean City and all points on the Chss
peake Bay and Tributaries,
FOR HEALTH, PLEASURE aud BUSlAn
Unexcclled facilities for both Passengaa
Freight traffic.
Close connection with the trunk ll0e d
road, insuring convenience TO the tmltf
aud the quick dispatch Of all ireights
Fifteen commodiOus aud handsomely llA
out steamers. Comfortable state mlA
Good Cuisine. Polite attendance.
Schedule in effect Sept 5Otb, ls&
Steamers leave piers 3, and a. Light slra
wharf. Baltimore, as follows:
RAILWAY DIVISIONAL p. N. di.i
except Saturday and Sunday; y % NaiHIGl
only, for Claiborne and stations 70 VgeA
City.
CHOpTANK RIVER LINES , % aaf
except Sunday, for Easton, oxford VtA
bridge and landings 10 Denton
WICOMICO RIVER LINE.-5 p 70 t'gl
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday l0I W ,, w..
Point, Deals Island and landings 70 ealsUI'
NANTICOKE RIVER LINES pm Aoi
day, Wednesday and Friday for Dca lsA-
and landings TO SeatOrd, Del
GREAT WICOMlCO AND PIANkAIAss
RIVER LINE.-6 p IN every luesla NJ
Friday for Great WicOmiC0 River Dse
ing, Indian and DYmer's Greeks, Litlle ~ sa
Milford Haven and Piankatank hi'ef Wi'F
port.
Steamers leave from foot ofsoutb suos'p
follows:
POCoMOKE RIVER LINE @pm ~ W.
day and Friday for Crislield, IaIsle ~, IA
Onancock and landings % PoeomoAe e'V
Snow Hill. 49,
MEssONGo RIVER LINE.-b@ Up gs
day and Thursday for Fords. 0L j..l,.ag 4
ney's, OnancOck, ChescOnesse1' hup"'A
Messongo Rivers. ,s.r
OCCoHANNOCK RIVER Ll.Ssh.;;II1pg HI.
wednesday and Sunday TOT Ci5HIpf gar
league, Nandua and Occahannock b,'''
For schedules. maps and other inloTia''
"i''0 - BIZ. FLEMING,
Genl. Pass. aud Freight 49,,
WILLARD THOMSON, Genera Ma--s--
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-10
Surety Bonds Of Every Hind.

EoIrTABE BUILDING. First Floor-south
Side, Baltimore. Nd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-10
NOTICE TAXPAYERS.

The undersigned, late Collector of City
Taxes. hereby gives notice as authorized by
the city Council at meeting held August
18th, 1895. That all CITY TANES DUE FOR
THE YEAR 1894. must be paid without delay.
In consequence of said order. / hereby give
notice that all City Taxes remaining unpaid
on the hrst day of January, 1876. | will pro
coed 20 collect same by due process of law.
W. II. PULLMAN,
o. Collector and Treasurer. tSos'a4.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-10

The world Of reality has It's limits.
The world Of imagination is houndleSs.
Not being allie 90 enlarge the one, let rs
contract the other, for it is from their
difference that all the evils arise which
render rs unhappy Rousseau.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nicholas II. Green, Solicitor.
OR DER NISI.
R. WINCHESTER. ct. al,

SAMUEL RIDOUT, ct, al.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
Nos I62s and IS44-Equity Consolidated.
ORDERED, this 18th day OF December, 1895,
That the sale of the property mentioned in
these proceedings TO the respective parties as
made and reported by Nicholas III. Green, trus-
TO the contrary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the
18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1896.
Eyoa4ded,a copy of this order be inserted In
some newspaper printed and published IN
successive weeks before the 18th day of jan
uary. 1896.
The report states the amount of sales to be
GEORGE WELLS, Clerk.
d irue oops' GEORGE WELLS, Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-10
Western Maryland Railroad Schsdv.

In effect November Il. 1896 lsavs nan.
station, Baltimore as follows '''
DAILY;
4 80 m--Fast mail for n & W, south ana ,,sa
west, Glyndon, Westminster New WF5.
Union Bridge. MechanicstOwp. BIpe NJ
Hagerstown, aud except SUNDAY. IN ig-.
port, b &CVR K. ''''''-
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY:
Z 22-Accommodation for Gettysburg pkr
division, main line east of Emofy GIN
also g AIR. 1--WE
II u m-Mail for points on main line Rkrt
and n & w roads.
10 IL a INSTRUMENTATION for Gottyshp-, ,
points on g a. III.
z % d m-AccommOdatio for Emory grr.
. 81 p m-Express for York aud h a Il I'M
vs. p m-Express for points on main NM va
to Cherry Run, b & Z V and n & NJ ma
for points south.
3 10 p Macon for Emory Grove.
b % D m-Accom for Union Bridge
8 % p m-Accomm0dation for Emory Gug
IL rs p m-AcOom for Emory Grove
SUNDAYS:
3 80 a m--Accom for Union bridge & Hsnoy,,
2 IS D Macon for Union Bridge
4 % p m-Accom for Emory Grove
10 10 p m-AccommodatiOn for Emory Gnye
Ticket and baggage office, NJ Z, Baltouie,
All trains stop at Union, Pennsylyauhp
and Fulton stations.
]. NJ. HooD, q. NJ, b. II. GRIswoLD, GEl|
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-10

A knife that has heen used for cutting
onions should at once be plunged two or
three times into the earth to free it from
the unpleasant smell
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-10

In Holland and Belgium TO kill a
stork is considered one of the greatest
misfortunes that can happen 10 man.
III luck is certain TO follow him through
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-10
EA1LRoADs
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TAKING EFFECT ~,

TAKING EFFEor Juxp
Trains arrive at and dens,, i's'
oils, VIA A. W & Is. K. R I'm M Aae,p
ears at odenton 'uaagng
TRAINS LRAvR 49,.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-30

SsTstre1 Utale, NIT Y. y. Saunpers
bon Maple 2eaf, Sa., unb perpirtte
babur6 ale Nniprii9e auf eine Solz
baten Dittpenpeniion.
Nahbem ber peniionsI9pinbler
nodmals auseebprdt fporben mar,
unb auf eine biesbsaiisli9e birecte
5roge betbeuert bate boB er ME in 1etz
mem 2eben eine 9annab Gbans gez
fannt babe, (porin er bieie BON ibnt
10 f9n0be berlafene Srau au9 nod
als S4pinblerin binfteate), audi gez
fhporen bate, baB iein Singer aur
3ett feines gtntrtttes in bic Mrmee
pDuig gana unb betl getpeien fei, fam
es aur &atai itropbe. gines Sages, als
ct serabe bamtt beIadfttst mar, einen
grunnen ait sraben, tpurbe er In Saft
Benpmmen.
@rit leusnete er bartnGdig, aber
unter Der 2ait Der 8etpeife bra9 er
balb 5ufammen. Gtnen unbeI9reibliz
Diem @nftritt alfo CAB es, als bic Srau
TN 9ert6t pDrgefiibrt tpurbe unb gum
eriten Wale ieit 33 syabren ben @lenz
ben ipieberfab. I'm ben lie getrauert.
Der Reft TT eine 3u9tbaus : Strafe,
- aber audi Elm sebro9enes Srauens
hera.
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Srctfa0er Moro.

9tew Orleans, 2o., "a. September.
Sn Siffaw, 2a., lino Drei Wtit0lieoer
elmer Samilie Namen5 Cotton bon eli
mem 9teger nit elmer Dirt erI6laQen
nOroen uno cine bieyte Yerion tpuroe
lebens9efdbrlib berleBt. Der Sheriff
befinbet ii9 nit elmer Mannl6aft auf
Der SerfolQuu9 oe5 Wt0roers.
Qus Nmibe GitD mur0en ip1ter Die
foI9enoen @inaelbeiten iiber oa8 Ser
bre0en gemelOet
Sn einem grOBen Sorm6aus. cine
Wteile bon Siffaw Station ertfernt,
lDObnten Die nit einonoer Derlpan0ten
6amilien Cotton llnO Ntiller, i'm @an=
gen neun PerIonen, tporunter 1i6 orei
GinOer be fanoen. lln9efQbr um Wit=
terna6t erwahte Sri. Mauo Miller in
Jolge zines @erGui6es uno ais 1ie auf=
blifte, bemertte lte ben 6arbi9en Sobn
SobnIon, einen Der Sarmarbeiter, nit
erbobener 9(rt neben i6rem gette Ite0en.
SRI. Wtiller I6rie laut auf uno Der 9te=
ger entflob. 9as Mdo6en alorntirte
Die gto6barn unO olS Oonn i'm 0auIe
na69eIeben wuroe, fono man Sobn
Cotton, b:ilen 6rau uno ben II Sabre
alien Werpin Stepin iDwer bertpunoet
in ibren getten lie9enO. g8o5 Syobn=
ion gu Der Sbat 9etrieb2n bat, lit Elm
Gdt6Iel, Da er trob ieine5 lt6rrigen,
bosartigen @baratters gut beDunoelt
ipurbe.
IS bat Iib ipdter berou5geRcut, boB
Iib SObniDn I'm Smei ll6r N}or9ens in
oas S0us ieiner meDrere M}eilen ent=
fernt mo6nenoen Wutter beQQb uno
oort bis um 6 ll6r Mtorgens blieb. Gr
nobm o0nn ein Getuebr unO io9te, Dob
ct lo9en 9eben molle. lln9efdDr 5nei
StunOen !pdter murOe er in Dem Ntata=
lobanp=Sumpf filnf Wteilen Don bier
entfernt, geieben. Wenn es gelingt,
i'm ein5ufan9en, oonn erpQrtct ieiner
Elm i0redli6e5 2Dn6Qeri1t.
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Gttropdti0e Wgraricr ott
0Srt1ottA

Stun pollen ioeor Die Norarier Gu=
ropas in ben Dieligen Wabltampf eil1=
9reifen, pie fOlgenoe 9breile beipeist,
pelde BON guoapelt an ben oemotrati=
l6en grdlioenti6afts @anoioaten ge=
i6ift ipuroe
vNn Serrn Miliiam Sennin9s
grpan, Sauptquortier Der oemptrati=
lden Bartei in Gbica9o.
y@ir, DIE unter5ei6neten, Mitolieoer
oes internatipnolen lanomirtbldoftli=
ben, in YuOapelt suiammenberufenen
@on9reiles, tpiiniben Sbnen Grfolg in
Sbrcm Sampfe ge9en Die Serri6aft Der
@ldubigerfloIle, Die mdbreno Der lebten
% Sabre Iopobl in 9lmerifa pie in
europa eine 6inan5geiebgcbun9 sumeQe
gebradt bat, pel6e Die BrosperitGt SD=
ret Sarmer uno anberer ruinirt.
,Sollten Sic i'm 9tobember ben Sieo
oabontrogen, bonn perpfli6ten mir unS,
feline Wtiibe gu i6euen, I'm ouf unIere
reIp. Gegierungen iofort einen 9ruf
oussuilben, oaB Tie in @emeini6oft nit
Der Gegierung Sbrer 9roBen Station
oas Stlber als oas umlaufsgelD Der
g8elt DieOer9eritellen.
yWir 9lar1ben, oab, nem cine ipI6e
Wisoerberltellung feblIdl19t, bos GDlo=
agiO in gang gllien uno Siio 9lmerifa
fortfabren miro, ben Sarner pon glme=
rita iptpDbl mie BON europa oQer Se=
lObnunN fir feline Ntiibe Su berouben
uno ooB Sbre g3abl BON europa ernlt=
li9e agrariide uno iO5iale g3irren ab=
tpenoen oiirfte."
Die llntersei6ner Oes mertpiiroioen
SdriftItiifs Iino: Graf 2lleranOer Go=
rOlDi, PrGlioent Der un0arii6en San=
Delstammer 8. gououin, YrGIioent
oes lonopirtbi6aftlidlen 8ereins BON
SOllonO gllp6onie Nlaro, 9lbminiItro=
tor Der Central Gammer Der 2ono=
ptrtbI6aft in gel9ien; bon &arOorif,
Wlitglieo oes oeutl6en Geih8toges !;
Gjeo. 8outnp, Wtit9lieo Oes taiierli6en
lanOmirtbl6of oftli6en gereins in GuB=
lanO /; gGilliam 6ieIo, M}it9lieo oes
gurlamentS uno YrGIioent Der iriI6en
@attls SroOers giiiociation @rof So
loraluat, Selterrei6 Otto 9lrenot,
Wtit9lieo oes preuBil6en 2anostuoes !;
Son gloeb 9pllin9en, N}itQleo Oes
oeuti6en &eibstag5 ; Senrp Se9nier,
Frantrei6 ; gOn S1oow 9obberpbaiI,
| preuhen @mil Nf6enoorft YreuBen ;
2eOn GaffaloOit6, Yrdlioent Der 9lSoii=
Sant in RuBlano s. GaeOer, 9dne=
mari.
Sei 2eiun9 Der obigen 9lOreiie iolte
ni6t perselien peroen, oaB Oieie ndmli=
6en 9lgrarier, mel6e jeBt in 10 lObens=
lpertber gSeiie ibren ber5lifen @efiiblen
fitr oas @Obl Der Ser. Staten 9lus=
oruf geben, Die Ginfubr ameritanti6er
9lferbauprobufte in Guropa 81 perbin=
bern iu6en, unO Die pdbreno Der Serr=
i6aft Sismarfs DER Ginfubr amerita=
niiAen Sdpeinefleiibe5 10 oroBe
S6mlerlgtelten in Den geg 9ele9t ba=
| ben.
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Nmbiamo ion Die GarnegiciOem
Scanttem Dimters 2tdt 9es
iiibrt babcn.

@ine gittsbur9er SpecialoepeI9e an
BEN @6ica9oer Zines SeralD" ent6dlt
Die foloenoe bemerfensnert6e 9ta6ri6t :
Spione melhe i'm 9ienite Oer ruIIiI6en
&e9ierun9 Ite6eu, baben O05 @e6eimntb
Der r3uiammeniebung Der omeritoniI6en
Pan5erplatten geitoblen, tuOour0 GuB=
laEo in ben S.ano geIebt woroen 1T,
leine ei9enen 9anserplatten DerSultellen.
Dies lit in turSen Worten Der Sern ei=
ner @ntOefung, tpel6e Die 8eamten Der
Carnegie Steel Company lett MOnatert
bon oer Seifentli6feit 9e6eim gebalten
baben, uno mel6e oen omeritaniI1en
Marinebeb0roen piel &Opf5erbre1ens
ma6t. @5eit etpa snei Sobren bat Die
Carnegie Company ibre 9l9enten in
fait aller Serren 2anoer ob9elanOt, um
ibre PanSerplatten ein5ufiibgen, uno
als bann Die Na9ri9t eintraf, Die ruiz
iii6e 9tegierung polle einen Geriu1
nit benielben MAIDEN, mar Die 6reuOe
inSomet tea0 9roB, Oa man glaubte, Oub
Damn ni6t nur bon Seiten &ublQnos,
ionoern audi BON Seiten 0nOerer eurDs
pGiI6er HatiDnen balo grOBere NuftrG=
9e fol9en miiroen. Ser uripriin9li0e
Contract l0utete auf 1,107 Somen,
unb muroen Die Blatten fir einen in eli
nem ruiiiIdcn 9ofen i'm You befinoli=
den Sreu5er beltellt. Ser Breis pro
Some ioa iibrigens ni6t itber $500 be-
tragen baben, bel freierNblieferun9 no1
&uBlonD. Sine Glaulel Oes Gontrac=
tes beiogte ober auh, OoB ein ruiliI9er
geamtcr gu allen 3eiten 81 Den in Qlr=
belt befinoli6en Ylatten 3utritt baben
ioQe, unO 10 trof benn ouO ein bOberer
Se"Oificier Gin, tuel6er ir5uia9en jeOes
gfuno 9ltetoQ unteriu6te unO ieine
Yriifung erit einItellte, ols Die lebte
9latte no0 GuBlano ObQei9itt mar.
@rit n0bOem ou6 Der GuHe lid pieoer
ieinen beimiI6en @eitaOcn Sugemanot
bate, fiel es ben Garnegiei0en &eam=
ten mie S6uppen bon Den 2lu9en unO
lie tamen 81 Der @inli6t, OoB lie iibers
O6r geDauCn pDroen tu0ren un0 fiir
tpeni9 GelO nertlDolle GeBelmnjNe
preis9e9eben 6otten.
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Scr Griole Ger Gtt9lanoer IL,
WcSDptct.

Sas erIte 3iel Der en9liib=a9ppti=
i6en Expedition sur 9Sieoereroberun9
oes Sudan 1T erreidt. Son9ola be-
finoet Iid in ben SdnOen Gnglanos uoer
9le9pptens, tpas porlanfia oasielbe ia9t.
gtatiirlib miro man BORT niht iteben
bleiben, ipnoern weiter no6 Gbartum
pororin9en, pel6es in Der 2uftlinie BON
Spn9ola nur 90 enQIiihe Weilsn, pOn
So 9obbeb, tpo Die QrObe 9tilfrilmmurg
beginnt, nur 60 N(ellen entfernt 1T,
wdbreno Der 9dlweg etma oreimal 10
lang lit. Gielelbt be9nit9t man Vl6
inoeHen in oielem Sabre nit Dem @r=
reibten, um Die Gtappenltrabe bon
@aoi 0alfa, an Der iiioli6en 8renSe
9le0pptens, na6 9On9ola pOlllg li6er
at Itelen uno ,partet nit Dem Sprltpb
auf Gbartum bis gum nd6iten Sabre.
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0OlOc;tcs S,tbiGdNut.

9o5 Smitbionean Snltitute 5u o.
i6ington, 8. s., Oelien gt0men bel G en-
Gelebrten Der gonSen gGelt ci1en N.Y.
5itgIiAen Slang bat, lit Oieier S0Qc 30
Sabre ait gemDrOen. N0n elmer yelt=
peronltoItun9 sur 6eier ieine5 golOcren
Subildums lit 2lbitono 9enommen mora
ben. OO6 iii 0nlGBli6 Oe5 OelttlUitr0jgen
5o9es cine S6rift iiber Die Geidic0te
unO Die &eitungen Oes berjj0mtem Sn=
Ititutes CUR 9tusgabe gelonQt.
Sic fOrmelle @riinoun0 Our6 6Dn=
9reBerl0B - fono I1on an 10. 2lu9uit
1916 ltOtt, Oo0 trNt Der y&o0rO Of 8e=
gents" crit am Z. Septembcr Oe8lclbcn
Sabres 81 ieiner eriten SiBun9 SuiOm=
men. Seitoem lit Elm DOues babies
SoDrDunOeyt pcrltri0en, uno Das
SmitbiOnian Snititute 1T 9epo0Ien I'M
gebieben lpie teine 0noere DinenI00it=
li6e gnItQ!t I'M 2OnOe.
Seltiomer Q8clie OerOQnten mir ooz
SmitbiOnian Snititute einem Gngldn=
Der, Der Die GereiniQten Stnoten teita=
nrr @eSti,n9n,,no %, man. inlle IN 0Go.
Gi;noto,, r;nr Si SI,5Stoft ~ oriinnen his ieinrr
Momen trooe n,N nor SSrnsr,,nn 40,
00i55snIhnft "en,;nmst 10; T;e;sr Eno,
IGnnsr ''2p h;es eioentI;h sonss oem;t
mnrrin grP Sof,e obsr n%n O}omsn S en;tG.
inn nmne7,n,,msn NM mnr s;, @nhr ,tn
no va
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Cine ciuiad,e sSra0e.

Soft Su Elm Stdrtungslnittel n6tbi9
nah ben beiBen Sagen oes Sommers ?
-Sieb' Si1 um unO faule eine Slaide
bon Sorni's 9llpetltrduter Slutbe!eber.
ST Itdrtt, baut auf unO brinst bas se=
idmd1te glut in normalen 3uitano.
Wirb nur bur6 lpesielle 2otalasenten
pertauit. gDenn ni6t in Der @eoeno
au baben ibreibe man fiir cine prpbe=
fife an Dr. peter 1abrnep' 1l2-ll4
go. 6pDne Mpe., Chicago, Su.
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GmGscnS 2truifo S0lbc.

9ie bette Solbc in Der g8elt fir
S6nitttplnOen, @eI6piire, Gol3fIuB,
6ieberluunOen, 9tusIdlog, ouf8eipritns
gene 0dnOe, 6roitbeulen, 9ij1nerau9en
unO ale 9autousi6lG9e, ioUie lie be-
lt!mmt @dmOrrboiDen hcilt. sic miro
ga~antirt, Die befe 3ufyieOen0eit 3u 0e=
ben, oOer Oas @elo miro suriifgeQeben.
Yrc;S 25 Gcnts per S9aNtel bel s. s.
Wtiller IL Sn6n.
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8unOcsmari6GIe nobmen in C2ort
6ountD, W., cine 9to53ia ouf 0o50iebe
oor, OelcDe 9eitoblene8 Goubol5 i'm
@ertbe BON $50, 900 ben QS6ite 9}iOer
6ino6 fI0Ben wollten. Ga fam 81 ei=
nem ber5meileIten &i, bel Dem bier
bon DEN 9ieben 9et0Otet uno elmer Der
Sunoesm0rIN0Qe t60tlib berpunOet
murOe.
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tDaily, +Except Sunday. FLAG stop. Meals.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 10 GO 10 II 90
rtn.gAt Light Faced from 2 90 midng ght to IL 90
l.. +. LOREE, E A. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
5-i7-9G-T PITTSBURGH, PENE'A.
For lime cards, rates of fare through ticketa
baggage checks, and further information re-
rurding the running of trains apply to any
Agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-30

@ie Iehr Die Stabt gplton beItrebt
1T. ibre S6ulen sll perpollfommnen,
gebt oaraus berpor, boB lie ibren Su=
perintenbenten bes Surnunterribts,
Den in ben peiteiten Greiien befannten
Or. M. s. Sarttpen, nit bem 9luitrage
nad europa ianote, bic bortigen G6ul=
8aoeanltalten tennen 3u lernen, UNI
folAe eoentueu aud III ben Sbulen
Bottoms einSufiibren.
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Sci ocn Sscrrcn 900 tic t,i6t.

Sic mar uobler5osen, intelligent uno
BON gar ni6t uni60nen NeuBerem aber
Den Serren ibien lie ME gu geiauen.
Senlelben mar ibr suriif9eSp0enes,
iAeues Welen suuioer. sic ia9ten,
lie lei talt wle Elm Gissapfen. 9lrmes
Mdoden! Sic lit an funftionellen
llnre9elmdBiateiten unO e5 mar ibr
abiolut unm0slib, fir irgeno etmas Elm
lebbafteres Snterelle an oen Sag su le=
gen. 9!ber zines Sages lpurbe es an=
oers, Sic bDrte bon Sr. Yierce's Fa=
vorite Prescription. Sic faufte Ii6
eine Slal6e oaOon unO bate bieIe nod
ni6t balb gebrou6t, als iie li6 ihon
mie neu aeboren fiiblte. SEPT erireut
iie lib Oollfommsner 8eIunobeit uno
bat 9lnbeter beim SuBeno. Seine 5Srau,
fein MGO6en braudt an funftipnellen
unregelmdBisfsiten uno S6pd6esu=
ftanoen Su leioen. 9as v6aporite
Preicription" ilt eia untriielbes Mit=
tel gesen alle 2eiben, on benen bas
i6pdbers @eldlebt gu leioen pflsst.
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*9as ) Mmelican BalI Blue"
fommt in pafeten, ipelde burd einen
rotben Streifen in Der Mitte ausge3ei1=
net Ilnb. Grfabrene 9ausfrauen neb-
men fein anberes.
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Or. pieree's Yellets fllriren 0erltp=
pfung, Siliolitdt, 8eroaurln9sbei1mer=
ben uno Gopftueb. Sin Yia6en biloet
cine 9pIts.
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= 9lbonnirt auf ben ngeObahter.
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NoS. 338 and 33S connect at W"li2~.i /, for
Steubenvile and Bellaire. Nos. 3;S aU.i 3l3
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, ~ the
East.
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