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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
BURNED TO DEATH.

Charlotte, N. c.. Nov. lis. c..
Davidson, son of Robert Davidson, OF
this city, was burned to death last night
at his home, on Pine street. There was
no one in the house at the time the fire
broke out, and just how the flames start
ed is unknown. The victims father, who
is quite old, entered the house II few min
utes after the fire started He was
burned about the head III trying to save
his son.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
TWO BANKS CONSOLIDATE.

Philadelphia, Nov H. Falling of in
business prompted the officers of the Ma
tional Bank Of the Republic to consolidate
it with the Fourth Street National Bank.
This decision was taken after careful
consideration. The officers stated that
business could no longer be conducted
with profit to the Bank of the Republic.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
MR.. BULLITT
WILL RESIGN.
Traffic Manager of the Norfolk
and Western Railway.
FOURTEEN YEARS SERVICE.
FROM ASSISTANT TO THE
PRESIDENT HE RISES TO THE
vICE-PREslDENcY, WHICH Of
FICE WAS ABOLISHED AT RE-
ORGANIZATION.

Philadelphia, Nov. 11.-Ou November
~ William c. Bullitt, who has been con-
nected with the Norfolk snd Western
Railroad Company for over fourteen
years. will sever his connection with that
company. For some time past Mr.. Bul.
lit has had this move under considera-
ton. Owing to certain changes proposed
by the higher officials of the companv.
he ut last decided TO tender his resigua-
ton.
Shortly after the Norfolk and Western
Railway Company, which is the reorgan
lied Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany, begaL the operation Of the road.
the principal offices that were located in
this city were either removed to Roanoke,
va or to New York. Mr.. Bullitt, who
Is tho traffic manager of he company.
moved his Office from the Walnut street
building to the city freight office on Third
street, north of Chestnut, and ever since
he has made this his headquarters.
some time ago there was movement
started to get him to move his Office to
Roanoke. Va This he would not do, and
ut that time his resignation was rendered.
but was not then accepted While there
has been no further move in this direc.
ton, Mr.. Bullitt has, however. decided
to retire from the Norfolk and Western
Railway Company
There is hardly better known rail.
way official either in the South or the
MOI rh than William c. Bullitt. He is
considered one of the best traffic men In
the business, and some time ago the Joint
Traffic Association were anxious to get
him to co operate with it in getting the
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
into the association. While he WAS not
against the Joint Traffic Association. he
thought 1t would be better for his com.
pany to remain neutral, which it has,
and while it has not become member of
the association 1t abides by the agree
ment and only di ifers when it has prooe
that there are other lines that are cutting
rates.
Mr.. Bulltt entered the service of the
Norfolk and Western RAILROAD fourteen
years ago rs an assistant to the president
and gradually worked his way up until
he became vice-presdent of the railroad
company and at one time he was presi
dent of the Pocahontas Coal COMPANY.
which is II company connected with the
railroad. few years ago, when the
company went intu the hands of the re-
ceivers, the office of vice pre- sident was
done away with and Mr. Bullitt was
made traffic manager. While he was
vice-president he practically was general
manager of the company as well.
When the company was reorganized
and the name changed 10 the Norfolk and
Western Railway Company he retained
his office as the traffic manager of the
new company and has maintained THE
position UP the present time This ia
the ouly railroad that Mr. Bullitt has
ever been connected with, as prior to his
entrance in,o it he practiced law and for
time represented this city III The State
legislature.
"A NERVY NITRDERER
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
PULLMAN AFFAIRS.

Chicago, Nov 11.-An executive COM
mittee was appointed this afternoon 10
take charge of the affairs of the Pullman
Company. Robert L. Lincoln WAS elected
chairman and he also acts as president
of the company. The other members of
of the committee are Marshall Field and
II. c. Hubert
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
CLEVELAND BABY NAMED.
He Will be Known as Richard Folsom
Cleveland

Princeton,N. j.. Nov. 1.-THE Prince
ton collegians were greatly disappointed
when it become known tonight that ex-
President Grover Cleveland's son is to be
named Richard Folsom Cleveland. They
had given the young man the name of
Grover Cleveland, Jr., OH the day of his
birth, and hoped it would stick to him.
So. too, are the other residents of
Princeton disappointed. They had hoped
that the child would receive the name of
his father.
The name decided upon. Richard Fol-
sou, is given in honor of Mrs. Cleve,
lands father.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
OUR REPLY
TO SPAIN.
1t is Asserted That it Relates 10
Efforts to Stop FiIibustering.
LARGE SUNS EXPENDED AND
MANY OFFICIALS ENGAGED.
WEYLER TO BE RENDERED AN
ELABORATE OVATION sENA-
TOR CAFFERY EXPECTS WAR
WITH SPAIN.

haurlu, NOV. lit is asserted here
that the reply of the American govern
ment to the last Spanish communication
declares that the United States has made
the greatest efforts to stop filibusterinp
and has employed many officials and ex-
pended large sums of money to that end.
According to dispatch from Corunna,
the port at which the steamer Montsei.
rat, with Lieutenant General Weyler,
will dock. flotills of steamers will meet
General Weyler off the port, and he will
be received with music and other Incl
dents of an elaborate ovation. He will
be rendered luncheon immediately on
landing and in the evening there will he
fireworks. The socialists are said to be
planning counter demonstration.
The cabinet council decided to empower
Marshal Blanco, governor general of
Cuba: and Gen. Primo de Rivera, gov.
ernor-g general of the Philippines, to grant
amnesties.
A proposal to build two ironclads was
also approved.
CAFFERY EXPECTS WAR.
New York, Nov. IA Washington
special to the Herald says: Senator CAT
ferry, of Louisiana, one Of the most prom
inent anti jingoes of the Senate, is now
talking war, not that he wants it, but he
fears the jngoes will bring it on. In an
interview he said
lido not see how war is to be avoided.
With the jingoes in this country and the
fools in Spain, it seems to me that trou.
BILE is sure to come"
.'But you don't believe in war your
self?" was remarked.
"Of course not" he said 'I am on
the opposite side. cannot imagine for
moment why we should embroil our
selves on account of Cuba If we Sc
cured independence for the Cubans they
would have revolutions four times a
month, and if we undertook to annex the
islands we would find the cost greater
than all the islands in the Caribbean sea
are worth. No, sir; if the decision were
left to me we would never fight OH ac-
count Of Cuba.n
''Then why do you think war is COM
ing9"
cit will come, If it comes a. all,
through the vacilating policy of the ad-
ministration. The President will try to
please everybody, but presently he will
find that the lingo pressure is the strong
est, and will be swept by it. If he I'M
dertaKes to throw the responsibility upon
Congress there is no question as to the
result. The Senate will pass resolutions
of belligerency and independence and
everything else with whoop, for we
have lots Of warriors in the Senate. ami
do not think Reed will be able to hold
back the House.
"Outside of Congress, too, the war
feeling is strong. In the South hun
dred thousand men could be raised in a
few days. The low price at which cotton
is selling just now is causing general dis
consent, not to say suffering, and men
want another chance to retl eve their
fortunes in any way"
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
DUDLEY CAN'T PLAY.

Washington, Nov. 11.-young Dudley,
member of the Yale football team, has
been summoned h.me by the death this
afternoon of his mother, the wife of en-
Commissioner of Pensions W. w. Dudley.
He consequently will not participate in
the Yale Harvard game
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
THORN TRIAL POSTPONED.
The Illness of Juror Causes DELAY of
Justice

Ahe iiiheSS vi u Juror causes Delay of
Justice.
Long Island City, Nov II. -Thorne
sent for Lawyer Howe this morning, and
told his story of the Guldensuppe muir.
der, which was substantially as follow S:
Mrs Mack planned, plotted and accom-
plished the murder. She suggested the
actual murder. She shot Guldensuppe
with the revolver shown her in court yes
terday. She undressed the body and cut
1t In four pieces
Thorne will swear to these facts on the
witness stand when court recopyenes.
He says that he helped her from getting
into trouble. The purpose of mu, dering
Guldensuppe, as given by Thcrne, was
that Mrs Mack had ceased to love him.
District Attorney Young decided this
morning. i'll view of the serious illness of
Juror Larsen. that the Thorn trial
should not be resumed to-day. The court
formally met. and adjourned until 8
O'Clock omorrow morning.
The jail force was thrown into state
Of panic this morning when message
was received from Sheriff Don't. which
said: Search Thorn Immediately; poi
son is said to be in his possession. >,
There is fear of suicide, rs Thorn is I'M
easy nj night and walks most OF the
time
Physicians attending Juror Larsen
have announced that he is suffering from
appendicitis, and is critically i'll, and may
at any moment die. He has not Leen
we'll since the beginning of the trial.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
A STATE DINNER.

WASHINGTON, Nov IL President Nc
kinley gave u state diurer at the White
House tonight to the Canadian commits
sioners. Nenbe of the Cabinet and
distinguished visitors met the Canadians.
Speeches were made by the President,
PREMIER I,aurier and several ,ther,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
THEY Will RECOVER.

Cleveland, Nov. 1.-THE condition of
Mr.. Butterworth is to day reported to be
improved. He passed an easy night and
is ON the road to Iapiu recovery
Stamford, Conn, Nov. I'LL. O..
Haverneyer spent very comfortable day
to-day, and his complete recovery is
looked for in a few DAYS.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
EMBEzzLER ARRESTED.

Petersburg, Va, Nov. 1l.-Frederick
Fischell, cashier for Alexander Ulman, a
bookmaker at Morris Park race track,
who absconded with $40, 900, was arrested
here to day by the chief of police.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
Dancing Pumps
No. II s. Jefferson street.

form very small part of our stock, but
still on this comp .ratvelv unimporta
line we are ready TO suit every taste and
every pocketbook. We have all styles OF
shoes except old styles, Some of the an
cient styles shown Ia our pictnrc dom
look much more queer than the style O
last year or the year before. II you want
to be strictly cup to the limit" in shoe
fashion, come here for your shoes
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
GOBBLED BY THE TRUST

Detroit, Nov. 1.-The expected deed
of sale of the American Eagle Tobacco
Company property to the tobacco trust
was completed to-day. The price is said
to be $50, 900. 1t was founded in 1913.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12

To-day is unlucky Friday, hang
mans day, and just to change the
programme we are going to make
you happy. Chas. LyIe's Cut
Rate Drug Stores will sell you
Paine's Celery Compound at SIC
a bottle. We repeat the price,
SIC a bottle. We cut the price;
others follow NIT" We are
saving the profits off patent med
lcines and letting the SaWdust fall
where il may. Get 'em at either
store.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
GAMBLERS REFORMING

New York, Nov. 1.-THE governors
of the New York stock exchange, at
their meeting to-day, passed resolution
prohibiting betting on the floor of the
exchange
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
a NERVY MURDERER

Dover, n. H., Nov. 1l.-Joseph E.
Kelly today plead guilty 20 the murder
@! Cashier Sticknev, of the Somerswcrth
National Bank. He did not like his law
yer's insanity plea.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
APPOINTED YESTERDAY.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE President
to-day appointed Chas. Page Bryan. of
Illinois, to be envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary of the United
States to China
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
ONE MAY DIE.

Boston, Nov. li.-By the collapse of a
three'story brick building, which was
being remodeled at the south end to-day
four ren were injured, and one will
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
Z ROANOKE. VA. FRIDAY NOVEMBER % 4

they were found wanting at the most
critical times. Ingles played magnifi.
cent game while Bales also did well.
The lineup was as follows:
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Virginia: Clcsrire; cold
ei; increasn: winds. becoming nourh-
westerly.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12

PREPARED BUCK WHEAT ready
for use. No salt or yeast required Sc
per pound, 6 pounds 25c. Hunter & Co.'S.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12

3POUND CAN of My Wife's Best
Baked Pork and Beans for &c at
Hunter &, Co.'s
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12

NEW HOLLAND HERRING at Hun
ter & Co.'s, corner Salem avenue and
Commerce street.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-12

w I. White, of st. Alhans, referee
and Phil. Meade, umpire and linesman.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
Polttii6cS.

Sn sprinafielo in bieiem Gtaat,
Ioll bonn Is. bis %. cine srobe Yerei.
niaun9 bon 9lnbdngern Der Silberirei=
prdaun9 peranltaltst weroen. Yrpan
uno anoere 4eoner BON nationalem
Gufe werosn oalelbit &eben balten.
Nas bilft uniern Sarmern bic Sine=
lep Sill ? Sieelbe legt einen sroBeren
3oll anf Gds uno iofort 9ebt Der Yreis
auf s Gents berllnter.
Oie Silber &epublitaner bon Ohio
baben bei6lDhen, bas oemotratilhe
3ifet gu unterltiiben.
Die Gepnblitaner BOA Yennipluania
bealiidmiiniben in ibrsr plotform oell
gongreB, ipeil ibm in leiner SarifeeIeb=
gebun9 oos I9wleri9e Yroblem 9eluu=
gen lei, Die SeriteGune aeniisenoen
S6uBes nit Der Sideruns binrei6en=
Der gintiinitesu pereinisen. slnseiiats
Der 9hatia6e, Dab lid Ilr Die eriten
% Sage bes laufenoen Wtonats oas
Oefisit auf Sl3. .3l2, 1872 fe1t. erl1eint
Der @liifnunid etipas aefpaat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
W0ro erii6e s6ie6afairc.

gm Greitas absno LETTER gBode
bra6te in Steubenpile, O., Elm Mann
Names 9enrn 6eper bonn s. &eeiment
Der 8. N. IS. einem Mam Namens
Sobn Sbington cine t6otlide uno ei=
mem anoern Namens @lp Orpille cine
aeidbrlihe SduBwunoe bel. Sic
S1ieberei fano in Dem beriibtisten
Saloon ben Sobn Mc@ann itatt. 9lls
@eper in DIE WirtbIdait fam. mar cine
Sanoe babel, einen anoern Soloaten 81
iblasen. @eper fam bemielben gu
6iilfe, ipobel au9 er libel su9eri6tet
puroe. biz er ieinen &ebolper 3oa uno
Die oben yenannten idoB. Ser Sol=
BAT, Dem 8eper gu 9iilfe fem, Corporal
Walter Sloan bon @poHer, g., i'll
ebenfalls i6wer berlebt.
8eper, Der in 9ltron ipobnbaIt 1T,
tpuroe perbaftet. mahte aber aelteno,
oaB er III Selbituertbeioisuns seban=
belt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
SOBER GorreIpon0cns.
80. WuouSt 1897

oV. Nuuul 1851.
Nuf unIerer neuliben ueberlano=@e.
| iAdftstour batteu mir bas 0ergniieen
nit einiSen Sreunoen uno 2eiern oes
Senba6ter Sulammensutrehen unD per=
oient erpdbnt su peroen, baB mir iiber=
oil IreunoiiAe 9lufnabme fanoen.
unlere Sanobau uno 8eperbetrei=
benoen 5reunoe lino Sur 3eit meiltens
iebr belddftist /; Die grntena6ridten
lauten sliniiig. sseood Den umitano
oilrIen mir nibt pergelIei, baB Die nab
aller Nnliht bereltS iiberlebte Grilis
nod INNER beoeutenbe S1atten pirft,
Delhe Die Mnfunit belierer 3eiten al
uerlangern ideinen.
Denrp 2lmaher aus 9ta9erspille unb
oefen Sruber NnbD ieierten aus 9lnlab
oes geluAes ihrer Shmelter Barbara
uno ibrer SDhter, Elm entIprehenoes
Gami.ienfeit. Die bier gum geiu9
peilenoen Samen linb in Maibinaton.
Waibinston &c., Ganias, mrbnbaft,
nobln fie Dor q Sabren bon bier geso=
gen iino.
9lmeritamiioe 1T Der por siniaen
Sabren bier einsewanoerie G. @ssi=
mann ain Wsontaa ipieoer nab leiner
0eimatb I'M Canton Bern in Der
Sbmei3 perreist.
4ebten Samltas Woreen nm 5 ubr
ihieo nah turSer 4rantbeit in porse=
riidtem 9lter Sobn Soiee. Elm lan9jdb=
riser 9trbeiter Der bieiisen &ollingmill
aug benz Qeben. st binterldbt cine
trduernoe Satin unb 3 erfpahiene
Ginoer.
Sic yeeroi9una fano om Monta9
bon Der pieiiaen fotboliiden Stride ans
itatt. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01
Gtu M6DMcn ppn neitm Sstk.
oas sr6bte ie sehpreme menibii6e geeiem irssmn
eines @eId)IeGts.

eeW 1SWVpSW pnN WeNtW 1SWk =
oas srSBte je sehprene menidiiht @eIen irsenn
zines @eidIeats.
Sag fir Sa9 bort man, bab einiee
Der munoerbarlten lebenoeu gurioTtd
ten, Die jemals entoeft wuroen, nit
Sarnums & gaileps srobter Sball
auf groen reilen, bic man ale Ieben
tann, ipenn Der Circus am nd1iten
Slenltag na6 Canal Ooper fon1mt.
Glne oerielben 1T oas groBte meni6=
ll6e gSelen auf grocn, oenn es miro
ilrqenos beri6tet. oaB Elm Mann poer
eine 6rau 9elebt babe, Die ibr an GroBe
9lei6tdmen. Sic lit beinabe neun SUB
bod, lpelhe unsebeure @rbBe bel elmer
Srau perbdItnibmdbis einem IL SUP
sroBen Manne glei6tommt. Sin pun=
oerbares Gegenltilf gu oieier iungen
NlelenOame 1T 8rpbpeter Der Gleine,
elm perfetter tleiner Gentleman, Der nur
leds uno Elm balb pfunn wiegt unb
nur % 3ou arob 1T. Som 5bumb
'par 40 3oll 9rOB uno pog 90 Yfuno.
Doraus man lei6t berehnen fam, tpie
luabrbalt Helm unb mitroifopilb oieie
leBte @cquilition CUR 2ite Der 3perae
lit. 9luber oieien beioen wunoerbarel1
menihlihen Weien 9ibt es nod cine
eleld srobe lebenoe @uriolitdt in ben
Samen Gooica unD 9oooica, atuei bib
l6en tleinen MdOden, bic unsertremn=
bar bon Den Siiiten bis 81 ben Sdul=
tern in oerielben Weiie perbunoen lino,
lule es Die liamelilben 3miainse maren.
ole jeoo6 peit siDBere uno interel1an.
tere glttrattionen iino.
Sie Sdau entbdlt in bieier Sailon
elne bohlt tplnoerbare Manniefalti9=
felt aranoiOier Nummern. unter oieien
ra9t por allen Die aemaltiee 0orfiihs
rrng beroor, IN pelder 20 feline Yferbe
gu 9leiber 3ett in elmer Dtaneae auftre=
ten, Elm equiitriI9es sbauipiel BON
TAFT unslaubli6er @rpBartistsit. 40
feline pferoe (6iidie) in einem 8eipann
llno ebenfalls cine neue glttraftion Der
Yaraoe, oesaleiden bic Nbtbeilun9,
ipelde bic &iidfebr oes Columbus nab
Barcelona betitelt 1T.
Sn Der Menaaerie gibt es eine beion=
oere neuartige unterbaltllns ourd ae=
ih!dte SpeSialitdten &iinltler, tpel6e
tur3 Dor oer regelmdbigen Vorlteaun9
ltattrinoet, uno woiiir fem grtra= =@ntree
erboben mirb. gles in ALIEN aenon,=
men peroient in bieier Saiion Die grpbe
Shau ibren Sitel bic 9r6Bte auf Grben
mebr ais ie Sllbor, uno lie miro unae=
trennt in 60 giienbabnwasen in Ga
nal Sober iein.
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GS berrSdbt NUT cine NeinnttQ
0oriibcr.

@s nimmt uns jeoo1 nibt Wunoer,
oab Gorni's 2llpenfrduter Ylutbeleber
als bas 9ausmittel Der 3eit anerfann:
1T. Wan leie nur luas Srau 3. d..
gotuarbs in Glart. Mp., bariiber iaet.
nOntel Sames Smith, nabe &enid,
bate bergansenen Winter Die @rippe.
Eieie beimtiifii6e Grantbeit lieb oeul
patienten Elm idmerslides @iidsnleiben
anriid unb isin aanses Spitem mar be-
runter9efommen, 10 oaB er re9t eleno
fiiblte. gr lieb lib cine Yrobetilte bon
Gorni's Nlpenfrduter Ylutbeleber tom=
men. Die Wirfung aiefer Meoi3in mar
beinahe nunberbar. Walo mar er tpie=
Der anf ben Giiben unb fiiblt nun ipie
neuaebOren. Gorii's Nlpentrduter
ylntbeleber 1T cine quite Meoi3in. oas
boben mir alle auseefrnoen." - Die
quite Grau bat redt. Ser Mlpenfrduter
Blutbeleber tann cine ununterbrobene
3ette aldnsenoer Griolae aufmeiien.
Vt 1T teine io9enannte patentmebi3in" !,
iDel1e IN Npotbeten perfauft piro, ION.
bern cine 6amilienmeoiSin, lpelbe nnr
ourd lofaldaenten 81 be5iehen 1T.
Wenn ui4t in oer umse9eno 5u finoer.
iptnoe man lid an Or. yeter Gabrnep,
@biea8o, 50.
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Neueite Na6rtbten.
Nafb ben letten 8eridten luurhc
gcffern Nadmittaa Der GnIicnitreif

Na9 ben lettem 4cridten iunrne
gciferm Ma9mittag Der &nBlcnifreif
beisctcst. IS muroe Elm llebereintom=
men aetroffen, oaB Die arbeiten auf ei=
ner Bats BON 64 Gents per 5onne
mieoer aIfgenpninten iperoen Iolen,
uno oisier 2obn miro besoblt, big Die
Shipieriafeiten ourh Elm Sbieoseeridt
enoaiiltia entibieoen iino, io,pie elm
oeflnitiper gScis Ieitaeiebt lit.
YIN 5. NuaNit nuroe sSapan pisoer
BON einem fun Ibtbaren grbbeben beim=
aeiuht. DAraLf cine perbeerenoe 0oh=
flutb eintrat. ueber 5000 Sduier
muroen meg9ei6wemmt uno 200 biz
800 perIOren 9et0otet.
Gei gobmintel, in Der 9fdbe bon
glberfelo, GbeiupreuBen, bat cine gi=
IenbabncplliIion itottgeiunoen, nobel
2 PerIonen getDotet unb IA i6limnl
oerlebt wuroen.
Man alaubt, ooB am Glpnopte i'm
no6lten Wlnter cine Sunaersnctb aus=
briht.
glah Den 1leueIten Meloungen baben
ole @neldnoer in Snoien Die oufriibre=
ridden Stdmmc serIpren9t.
Sn Der 2iinebureer Saioe, in Si(ler=
lee bel 6inborn, 1T cine 8oloaoer ent=
oeft morDen.
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Scr 1Drtfsbritt

ber Sd)ninoiuht
iulrb aufgebalten itnb
nerbtnbert burh DR..
Yterce'S "Golden
Medical Discovery.
@enlI Sie nitt ult.
rerniinftis lanse &c.
tpartet babcn, 70 ners
bilft es sur pouitdlt>
bigeu @eneiuns NIB
Scilulg bes uebels.
Sbluobl BON g5ies
len fiir unheilbar els
adtet, 1T es eiile BON
Sunberten BON lebeit>
ben 53eusen erbdrs
tete Sbatiahe, baB
Sdtpinoiuht tn ib>
- Ol - n.y.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-01

re1 S0rs nHo UH=
fangsfabien eihe beilbare &ranfbeit iit.
ytid)t jeoer 6all, aber Ell grober Bro
cent iat Oon s GlIen, ipie mir glois
belt, bpae SO Yrocent, ,perben burd)
DR.. Biercc'S Golden Medical Discovery
furirt, ielbit uahbem bic &ranfbeit iotpeit
UorgeI6rttten lit, nm iuieoerboltes 0unselIs
bluten, ifperen, 3cbrenoen Suifen nit
retd)ltd)em SGleimausmurf Ielbft tuberflts
loIer SeIdlaffeuhcit, grobe @eiptdltsabnaba
me, entfrdftenoe Ibmagerung unb Sduddle
al perurIad)en.
.3welfcln Gle, bab Sunberte iolfer GdlIe,
ote bon llns ais burd bas Golden Medical
Discovery" furirt be;cidnet iperoeu, tpirts
ltfe Sdlle bielcr 9cfiirdteten unO oerbdngs
ntBpollet Srantbett Wareu? Gte braud)eu
ms nid)t auf oas blobe 8ort bin 3i Slauben.
Saft icocsinal iinb itc BON ben beiten unb ers
fabrenitcn scr;teu, tpeld)e fein Snterelie AT
Der fdlIhlid)cn Oaritellitns batten nnb oft
bon Sorirtbeileitg bas "GoldenMedical
Discovery" befangen iuaren uno BON befien
gebraut abrietbeit, iid aber ihlieBlid se.
notht9t iabeu, su3ngcbeu, oaB es on beillas
mer @lrfung ge9el bieie ihredlide Srants
belt alle anbereu tbnen bcfannten Ir3neiem
iibcrtrIfit, a,lsbriidli1 ais 4nfdlIe ber ipirfs
lihen ShiuinbIuht crfldrt iuorber. 8ei falt
allen oieicn TGllen iinb norber Der goritig
ihnedenoe sSiidtbran uuo bic ifu1terisen,
oaraus bcretteten sgmuli iionen" gebrauft
iporoen; tie babeM eatiueber gar 1tidt ooer
bod INT fir trr;e 3eit sebolfen. Iud)
Wial3crtraftc, Wbisfep ilno perIhieoene S1'
perpboSpbatprdparate ,uaren oorber sepiiz
fenbaft, aber uerseblid NIB obne Grfolg se'
lontnlelt iporhen.
Die photographer eirler sroben In,abl
BON Ycrionea, ipelfe burd bas Discovery"
bon S6iptnbltht, 8rouhitis, bartnddisent
Suiten, Iltbti 1roniihen Sdnupfen nno
dbulidlen 8lurluriten fitrirt tuuroen, fuo
tn funitupller gSeiie III ciuem Sute reprooiIs
cirt iporocm, baS Sbneu bel Gin nielbung Der
Morefe unb Gents in 9riefmarfen iibers
ianbt iptrb. Sie fonuer haun an Oiejenisen
fhrcibeu, Die non nus furirt tuurben, rno
pon tbrer Grfabrung profitirer. Man fhreibe
Mnt oas Su6 on bic Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, ". q.