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Evening journal., 1897-08-28
NIAGARA FALLS
$40 EXCURSIONS VIA PENNSYL-
VANIA RAILROAD.

The last two ten-day excursions OF
the present season to Niagara Falls via
the Pennsylvania railroad will leave
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton on September 4 and 16. An expert
enced tourist agent and chaperon ac-
company each excursion.
Excursion tickets, good for return
passage on any regular train, exclusive
of limited express trains, within ten
days, will be sold at $40 from Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, Washington and ali
points on the Delaware Division; 500
from Lancaster; $500 from Altoona and
Harrisburg; SS.25 from Wilkesbarre;
$3.50 from Williamsport, and at proper
tionate rates from other points. A
stop-over will be allowed at Buffalo
Rochester and Watkins, returning.
A special train of Pullman parloI
cars and day coaches will be run with
each excursion.
In connection with excursion of Sep
tember 4, excursion tickets will be sold
September Z, and 9, from Niagara
Falls to Toronto, via Lewistown anC
steamer. at rate of S1.50 for the round
trip, on account of the Victoria Era Ex
position and Industrial Fair, to be helC
at Toronto August 80 to September IL
1897.
For further information apply t
nearest ticket agent or address Georg'
w. Boyd, Assistant General Passenge
Agent. Broad Street Station, Philadel
phia.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
500 REWARD S1oO.

The readers OF this paper will be please
disease that science has been able TO cure
I'm all it's stages. and that is Catarrh
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only pos aive
cure now known to the medical fraternity
quires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature I'm doing
Us work. The proprietors have so much
faith IN its curative powers that they Of
Ter one Hundred Dollars for any case
that u fails TO cure. Send for list of Tes
timonials. Address
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists 75c.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
PLEASANT EVENING SOCIAL

A very pleasant evening social was
given Friday evening by Misses Anna
and Julia Miflin in honor of Iheir cou-
son, Ralph Stevenson, of Smyrna. The
evening was pleasantly spent in play
ing games, dancing and music. Among
those present were: Misses Anna and
Julia Mifilin, Ida, Mary and Maggie De
Vine, Daisy Moore, Adah Bennett
Helen Lewis, Marion Shanafelt, Bessie
HOptOn, Mabel Morrison, Susie Carter
Katie Henderson, Charlotte Cline
Elizabeth Doughten, Jean McAllisaer
and Messrs. Ralph and Reynold Stev-
enson, Gilbert Jones, Lewis Mcdowell
Robert Simmons, Edward Cooper, Da-
vid HillSgas, William Maloney, Harry
Alexander, Joseph Williams and Theo-
dOre Dixon.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

MISS Mae II. Lane mas returned uuIHr
after a few days visit in Philadelphia,
accompanied by Miss Margaret Boyle,
who viii be her guest until school re
opens.
Mrs. w. II. Lungren and Miss Jessie
Lungren are at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Joseph Coombs has gone 20 At
lantic CI,y for the remainder Of the
Summer.
Miss Boyle is the guest Of Miss Zen
nett, ait Milford.
Miss Eva Dillon is visiting Mrs
Laura Ennis, at Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie c. Price are vis-
iting Mrs. Prices father, j. p. Steward,
at Milford.
Mrs Edward p. Waller, of Glyn
Rich, Del, is the guest of Hon. J. A. M.
Fassmore, central Pennsylvania.
Miss Sadie Johnson has returned to
Frederlca after a visit to Wilmington
friends.
Miss Minnie Hitch, of this city, an
Miss Eva Woolley of Newark, N. j., are
visiting Miss Edith Boone, altFrederica
John Hare is the proud father of a
bouncing boy, who is a week old.
DR.. n. B. Morrisons family have re-
turned from North East Md.
Ex-Prothonotary Peter A. Hor;y ant
family have moved into their new
home at Eleventh and Jackson streets
Thomas Talley and family will soor
move into their new Van Buren stree
home. Rev Philip B. Cabell will oc
cupy their old home on Delaware ave
nue. near Washington street, and Mr.
and Mrs. Hannah will occupy the house
vacated by Mr.. Cabell
Alvan r. Morrison has returned from
Washington.
Samuel Ocheltree and family of Rid
ley Park, have been visiting Mrs. Cath
arine Scott, on West street.
Rev. Father Thomas, o. S. b., of ST
Elizabeh's Church, Philadelphia, i
visiting his uncle, w p. Windish
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenu
Robinson and wife were at Cape Ma,
yesterday.
John L. Glanding, Of Denver, Coo
is visiting his fathers family after a
absence of sixteen years, and will
glad to see his friends at No. 1905 Yves
Seventh street.
r. w. Mearns, of Fort L.eavenwortl
! Kan. is registered at the Clayto
5 House.
=. DR.. Robert G. EllegoOd, of COncor,
! Sussex county, was in Wilmington yes
e terday.
Prothonotary Victor B. Woolley. el
Secretary of State j. Harvey White
man and DR.. James E. Ellegood wer
20 Atlantic City yesterday to stay unit
Monday.
d Mrs. James T. Chandler and littl
E daughter are visiting friends in Ker
3 nett Square.
Misses Kate and Annie Mcrriso
$ have gone TO Asbury Park for a fe
g days.
g Miss o. May Luther has returne
frem Darlington. Md, and is again tn
2 guest Of Miss Katherine Handy, I
! Holly Oak
e Cards have been issued for the maj
riase Of Miss Alice E., daughter of M
and Mrs John Hutton, of Dover, I
Jacob B. FELTON,, of Philadelphia. TIL
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
tEor sorrce oe Informntion

"Oh. Harry. dearest" said Mrs. Nc
Bride to her husband. "do take care OF
yourself. 1 hear that the grip is very
prevalent now"
WHO told you so. darling?"
I read it in the advertisement of a
patent medicine."-N. Y. Journal.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
ENTERTAINED HER FRIENDS.

Miss Elizabeth Brady entertained
several friends at her home on Thurs
day evening. Among the guests were
Mrs Margaret Brady, Miss Sue Ward,
Mr.. and Mrs John Malone, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Keough, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Gilbride, Misses Nellie and Marie
Doordan, Miss N. Florence Lang,
Thomas Gilbride, Miss Marguerite Ma
lone, John Malone, John Finnigan,
Harry Brady. At midnight an excel
lent supper was served.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
PLEAsANT sOCIETY EVENT.

Berlin. Md, Aug. 2S,-One of the
most enjoyable social events of the
Summer season was a party given by
Miss Eva Trader, at her home, near
Berlin, Worcester county. Among the
guests were Misses Bessie Burbage
and Mary Tull, of Stockton; Jessie
Powell, of Harrington, Del; Ada Pruitt
of Friendship; Louise Holloway and
Annie Hanley, Of Berlin. Morris Mas
sey. Alfred Collins. J. Edward Evans
Theorcm Hanley, Oscar Trader, Rinal-
do Hanley, II. w. Mumford and Ernest
Burbage.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
CROssLEY-sERVERsON

Miss Florence M. Serverson, of this
city, and Edward b. Crossley, of New
port News, Va, were married Thursday
evening. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. John ID. c. Hanna, at Union NJ
e. Church parsonage, No. sos Washing
ton street
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
CUR 6 ID

I can heartily recommend your Spara-
gus Kidney pills to any woman afflicted
with those distressing pains in the back
and sides. and kidney weakness, for they
have cured me. For several years ] have
been troubled with backache bearing
down pains and urinary trouble. Nothing
succeeded In relieving me until | got "a
box OF your pills from n. B. Danforth
druggist of this place. / began to feel
better the first few days. and never felt
better IN my life than I do now. Mrs
Catherine Epp, lA Walnut street, VIII
miuutOu Del
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
THE PRErTY ROGERs YACHT

John NJ. Rogers fine little steam
yacht, Hiawatha, made her first trip
down the river yesterday afternoon
with her Cwner and party aboard. She
is "a feet over all, feet and inches
beam, and draws 26 inches of water
On the down trip yesterday afternoon
Che pretty little boat encountered The
naptha launch owned by William Bea.
denkOpf. and in spirited race beat hel
older rival.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
TO BE ENTERTAINED AT PENNs
GROVE.

party>of members of the Brownson
Library Association will be entertained
at Pennsgrove tomorrow by President
Farley and his fellow members of the
Franklin Outing Club.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
WOman'S Ills

are as often caused by kidney disease
as by affections Of the womb.
Among the most certain symptoms
Of this disease are Backachc, Bad Com
plexion, A Tired Feeling, Depressed
Spirits, Headache, Nervousness, Side
ache, Neuralgia, Too Frequent Urina-
tion, Dragging Pains, etc.
These can be
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
CLOSING DAY AT BAY RIDGE.

The season at Bay Ridge will close
with the excursion of Sunday. Septem.
ber ;. This is your last opportunity to
visit beautiful Bay Ridge Excursions
will be run every Sunday until tha
date.
Special train arrangement and round
trip rates:
Evening journal., 1897-08-28

Mrs. William p Hastings has pre-
scented her husband witch boy 1t has
been named William Washington Hast
ings in honor OF its father and grand
father.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
SUMMER FITTINGS.
Cool Weather Appears to Have
No Deterrent Effect.
VARIOUS PLEASANT DIVERSIONS
LITTLE PARTIES MUCH ENJOYED
BY THE PARTICIPANTs-wHERE
SOME WILMINGTON FOLK WILL
SPEND AUGUST'S LAST SUNDAY.

All communications intended for inser
ton In this column should be addressed to
Society Editor, care Of the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28

Europe's honor is saved Two royal
swells have kept their word and fought
duel at which royal blood was split.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28

The Fansons are at Shellpot Park
this week, introducing their new trick
house Bring the little ones to have a
good laugh.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28

As many people are now as anxious
to come back from Alaska as they were
frantic to get there.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28

Uncle Sans general appearance sug-
gests better times.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28

Correspondingly low rates from other
points.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28
BOAT FOR WASHINGTON SYNDI-
GATE

1t is understood that the Pusey and
Jones Company has closed a contract
with a Washington (D.C) syndicate for
a new steamboat the work upon which
is 20 he begun at once.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28

Detectives Witsil and MoV,sy are
searching for the horse of S. w
Dresha, which was stoien sometime
ago.
Evening journal., 1897-08-28

-Confronts the person VIII
requires a dentists service. II" /
wouldn't hurt "If' there Is really nee
of IT, etc. Everyone knows the ifs" bu
do not realize these ifs convert natpra
into false teeth: perfect teeth into file
teeth. and beautiful teeth into anything
but beautiful. Put away the IFS" an
consult us at once, saving hours q mis-
cry, and secure years of JOY.
DIR. T. Il. SMITH, Dentist,
Sll Market Street
Evening journal., 1897-08-28

the delicate feature to be arranged, but
the fact that this much has been done
presages the result.-Smyrna Times.
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9as arphartiafte eeilmtttel.

SCR. 81. 3. @reebe, elm &aufmann bon
gbilboipie, 8a., be5eust, baB ct bic
S9tpinbiu9t sebabt bat, baB er p6llig
anfseseben seipeien iei, ale fir @elb su
erlansenben 8ebaublunssmetbo sc>
babt unb ale 6uitenmittel oeriu6t babe,
Don oenen er 81 b6ren befommen, aber
obne grfol9. @r bra9te niele Ndbte
i4laflos in ieinem 2ebnitubl su. gr
wurbe i6lieBli9 oa3u beiposen, Or.
&inss Neue @ntoedltng su benuben unb
tp1roe bur6 ben @ebrou9 bon nur 5pei
5lai9en sebeilt. Die testen brei Sabre
tuar er tuieoer eifris in ieinem @ei9dfte
tbdtis unb iast, Or. Sings Neue @nt=
oeduns lei bas sroBartisite Seilmittel,
oas es siebt, ba es ibm unb anberen
8etpObnern ieines Srtes 70 piel seniibt
bat. Or. Sings Neue gntbedun9 tpirb
sarantirt fur 9niten, grtaltunsen unb
G9tpinoiuWt. @s oerfeblt ieinen 8ued
ME. 8robef flai6en frei in Der Ipot9e fe
bon s. &alteper d Gpbn.
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Ratb fttr wfatter.

Dor tiber so Sabren i1on purbs
Wfrs. WihSlptp's Soothing Gprur
bpn Wfilionen BON Wtitttern beim 3abs
men ber &inber angeiuenbet. Mirft bu
I'm S9lafe bur@ bas e9reien eines
4inbes gef6rt, bas Inn 3abnen if unb
Dor S9meraen tpeints Menn 10, lai1e
iofort cine Glai@e bon vMrs. Minss
Ions Soothing Syrup bolen. Geiu
Wertb ift unbeaablbar. gS mirb BEN
fleinen 0eibenben fofort 2inbernng pers
f9affen. @erlaBt eu@ barauf, Mtttter,
es 1T feiu 3metfel bariiber. gs beili
Opienterp nnb 9iarrboe, ree1lirt ben
Magen uub bic Meren, befeitigt Winb'
aolif, erwei9t ben Saumen, perbins
bert @nt3hnbuns unb ffdrtt bas gauae
Spfem. rNrs. Min3loms Spotbtne
Sprup@ fur 3abnenbe &inber III ange,
nebm In @ei@mad unb bas Reeepi
fammt BON einem ber befen peibli1eu
aerate in ben Ser. Staten. gs III BEL
allen 9ruggifen in ber ganaen Welt 40
baben. preis rs Gents per S5lalde,
4auft ni9tS anbereS, als Wrs. Wins.
lcps SootbingsSprup.
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Gin Mit Gbilone. Der be-
riibmte @riinber Gbiion ersablte iiinalt
etne @eldi6te, Die, obrpobl bereits
5ebn Sabre Su1iidliesenb, bod interelS
iiren oiirfte. Gs lpar su Der 3eit, ais
Der Bbonograpb nod menig betannt
mar. Obi ion oeritedte einen lotdlen
apparat in elmer altinebii6en ubr, .oie
tbren MoB i'm SrenloenSiinmer ieiner
Wobnung Quite. @ineS 9(benbs. ais Elm
gum Seluf anlpeienber germanbter
i'm Be9riff mar, sur 9aube gu sebet,
bolte bie llbr gum Sdlase aus, unb
nod elf lauten, idnarrenben 3Snen
rief cine ebenio laute, ldnarrenbe
Gimme: nGlf lltr; nod cine 9tunbe
baIt Ou gu leben!~ Gntlett ibliipfte
Der junge Wann in bas 0ett unS ,oo
lid Die Oefe iiber ben 9opf. GinlGla,
fen fonnte er ni6t, obsleid iid I'M
a3immer nidtS ipeiter riibrte. 0anae
.3ett lag er re9un9slos ba, ipaste faum
3u atbmen uno bor6te poll anglt auf
oas leiieite @erduid. Da ploslid)
i6lus bic llbr wieber, unb wieber ers
tonte Die uubeimli6e Stimme .3m0lf
llbr; bereite did gum Sterben Dor u
Gas mar aber nebr, ais Der Mermite
ertrasen tonnte. Ginen sellenben
Sdrei auSitoBeuo, iprans er aus bem
gett, rib bic 2bhr ieines j3immers
auf uno ltiirste fait bepuBtlo8 in bic
Nrme-GbiiOns, ber in GeiellidaIt
zines 6reunoes idon auf bas Gri6einen
oeS jun9en Wiannes 9ewartet bate.
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Cages : Weni8feitea.
= n | q II b.

( = 8dbrenb bic brei arieesiGiffs
sSeTas", ~Nem Oorf@ unb sWaRa9n
let's" TN 6afeu BON 8otou lagen, be.
ierttrten itber 60 Matroien bon beniel.
ben.
: Der republitauii9e senais Gam,
cus bat ben Ginan3ausf1ab inffruirt,
eiue ueue 3uder.S Sarif: :SfaIa einaube.
ri9teu. Oaaa@ foll Der 3ou auf allen
raffinirten 3uder UNI etua einen Gent
pro pfunb erb6bt merben.
= Nu@ Der Brisabe. @eneral Mi3e.
ner bat ieBt nod 40i6briger 9ienffaeit
Ieinen Abi6ieb genommen. 9eiu Na6'
tolger tuirb notwithstanding Der Oberf
Merriam bonn Z. Snfanterie. Regiment
merben.
/ = Sn Der Gabrit BON Geuermerts.
f6rpern bon ~. Sbure an Der Ban
8uren 5traBe in @bieaso fanb cine
gIpIOfon fiatt, bur6 psl6e 10 pers
toiteH lebensgefdbrIi9 perleBt purbeu.
NuslanD.
- Wan i9reibt aus Berlin: Ser
3rcnprin3 Griebrid Bilbetm rrbdIt
gegenmdrtig auf ben WuniG beS aai;
iers bel einem profeifonellen pbotos
grapben granbli9en unterri9t In Der
Musabuug ber &unit bes photograph.
rens, nit ipel6er fi9 Der prins In iei.
men Mubeffun5en bei9dftigen foa.
- Der @ontre IbmiraI Sirpib III
tiber San Jranciseo unb Nem Oort In
Berlin angefommen unD fdon 8ags 6a.
rauf pom &aifer empfangen morben,
yta9 Der 2dnse Der Nubiena 5u i9lie.
Ben, bhrfte fi6 bic unterbaltung bel
Ueioen bur6aus ni1t aaein auf ben 3u,
ftanb Der areuaerbioilton. bic 4bmiral
Sirpib bis babin fibrte, bei1rdntt, ion.
bern fi6 nebr bamit bsl9dftigt babeu,
wie 3irpib, befen @rnennnng auu
Staatsietretdr bes aei9smarine I'm.
tes als fi4er gilt, ben bon 6oQmanr
perfabrenen Rarrsn mesen Der areusel
unb Der Glottenpldne aus bem r5umpi
oes parlamentarismus" gu 3ieben ge,
bentt.
= Sn &onb,in bel Rattopib in
Obsrihleiien ftiir3ten in Jolae eiue,
@rhfentung eine 4nSabI pduier elm,
Die unoefdbr 5000 ginmobner abb.
lenbe Stabt in bolltdnbis bur1 Sob,
lengruben unterminirt. Sn bieien mtf'
len bas WadRnten BON gdngen ODE,
gobeneinltiir3e bic grbientung peran,
laBi ba6sn. Oas Seutunsssebiet bebni
nd aud non ueiter aus oils auf biz
Stslle. no bic 6duier eiuittirstsn, bsnu
bic ldn9s ber @baufiee mad WpsIomit
gelegenen WaRerleitunssr6bren finb ge.
borhen unb baburda Der @tabt Wpsr
lomiB bas @aRer absei6nitten. Gas
llnsldd III sroB, ba sesen 200 SAINT.
lien bur6 8eiddbisuns ibrer Sdafer
obbadIos seworben fnb.
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500 8elObmmna,l 500.

Die 2eisr ber .Srsien greF." fperben fia
frsuea, tu erfabren, Seb ss ipenisftsns eins
eefiirdtete Rrantheit siebt, ipel8e Sic @iHens
Idaft in al ibren Stufsn ,u beilen I'M stanbs
1T; 9aus 8atarrb'Rur 1T bic sintise istt Der
Satarrb erforbert alS cine Contributions.
Rrautbett cine conitihiicneae 8ebanbIuns.
&aus Ratarrb Gur tpire innerlidb aenspl
men unb tpirft birett aaf bds 8Iut unb bic
IdIeimi8en Oberfd4en bes SpItens, bobxr&
bic @luretase Der Rranibsit serSt6renb unb
bem patienten Kraft eebenb, inbem fie bic
Ronititution beS 20rpers aufbaut unS Der
9iatur IN ibrsm 8srfs biIft. Die Gieentbl.
msr baten 70 bieI Sertrduen Az ibren SeiI.
flaile,I, sab iie eintunbsrt Dollars gsIob.
nuns iir iseen 6oa onbietsn, cen fit gu III
riren eerfebIt. 9abt Sud cine aiiie eru
SsusnifIea tommsn. W1au abrsifirt
8. s. Ghenes & 6 o., TOtebo, ..
90 Hertauit bon alien Hpptbet.rn, rs Gts.
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auT ote letheita oes S3eanS lebenoeu
Germatlbten gu iibertrasen beabli6=
tiste. 0este man Mutbn1abunsen bic
burd graooonS s(ufi6liiiie wadserufen
lporoen, 10 murben lie beba6tiam Dor
inn perbeimli6t. 9lnbererIeit billiste
man leinen Flau, SEN beioen gerbre>
9ern mad europa 5u fol9en uuo li6
bort seluiiiermaben an ibre Serien su
beften. Seine Soffnung aipfelte barin,
burd lie Dor Die 2biir Der rdtblelhaften
8umbootlrdhtel sefiibrt Sll meroen.
bann aber in bic Va9e 3a geratber, bie
9te6te Der perltorbenen 9iola 2racD
unb ibrer 5obter unb @ei6miiter nit
alien inn gu @ebote iiebenben Mittein
III pertrete1l.
Sortiebune folgt.
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Ste 8erlpbu.,9 nit oem Wieer.

Sn 9eneoig failb ueutid Der Stapelz
laui beS neuen iialienii9an Grieass
l9iffes uSaiut Son" itatt. g9obl 80, :
900 Meniden >0aren auf ben 5ribilneu
bes 9lrieuals Dor Dem unoebeuren
Sdifirumpie 3niammenseordiot, um
Der SorbelIabrt bes 2rOnprln;en llnb
leiner @elnabtin beijupobnen. 3uerlt
lpuroe oas Sd)iff BON bem pene;ia-
nilden patrjarde,t &arbinal @alto oez
le9net, uno looann nabm bic grinseiiin
elena feline gerlobuna nit Sem
Wieere Dor. gom sgoroertbeil bes
Sdiffes bins elm ooppettes, blaaieibe>
mes 8ano berunter. Gin Matrole itanb
baneben uno belt auf einem StiiIen
eitten sroBen, funituoll searbeiteten
SronSerin9. Nun nabte iid Die 9rin<
Seiiin, in weiBe Seihe setleibet, nit
einem gefol9e pornebmer 8ene3ianez
rinnen. sic nabm unter einem erb0be
ten 8albadtn 8las. Gin Marineoffi>
3ier reidte ibr bas oben am Sdiif be-
feiti9te 8ano, Der Matrole ben Rina,
ben sic grinseiiin iorsfaltis an has
9ano fniipfte. DUN mari sic 9rin,eiz
lin 8ano unb Sting an bas 5d5iif fin,
bon bem Der Sting flirreno Suriidipran9,
Inn bann lon9Iam an ieinem 8an6e
bin nno her Su penoeln. 3m olten
8enebis nar befanntlih IN jeoem
9immelIabrtsta9e etne abuliGle Gere=
monte por9enomnlen worben. Oa fuhr
BEL Oo9e auf oem rguccintorc" in's
Wteer binaus uno mari einen Hinq in
Die blaue 6lutb, als SDmbol Ser Ser
mablung 8eaeoiss nit Der 9loria. Der
Stapellanf Ielber pollsos ijtb in Der
iibli9en 8eiie. Das maieltdiiid)e
Sdiff itlirlnte, als eS pon ben Oemn=
itiieen unb 6alteleilen beiretl mar,
unter Sdnbeflatiden unb 8eifallsrulen
ber bits gu oieiem stugenblif ermars
tungspoll idluei9etlben Menos. ms
offene Sabrluaher binah.
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Grei uerianot alt Mfduner.
Gin Nfann tit Mi6tgan entoedt Elm
bemerfensmertbes Seilmittel
fit 8erlnit att &raft.
Yroben tuerben fret att @le perIanbt rie
barum id]reiben.

Yf0Den mef0en fret 1ft 9lue Oer1GnDf, Cte
oarnln i6reibelt.
Carl s. g8alter. &alantaspu. Mich.. bat ttacb Ell.
mem ia5reIangea &an1pfe eegen bic ieeIiidben unt
tDrperlcben 2eioen bon nerlprener Mannbarfeit
bag ritbtiae Mittel gefurben. iueldbes bas 2eiben
betlt.
Ct betuabrt bas @ebeimniB orafdltie a6er er il
tuilie. eine Hrobe oer Mebisin allen Ndnnerr s,i
ienoen. Die on ireeno elmer Surm geftbletbtlitber
Sbtudde leioen. oils 5plge BON iugenbIitber nns
uifenbeit tue norseitieen gerIu 6es Gebdtbtnifies
uno oer 9raft. itbtuadbem Riiden. &anpfaberbrucb
uno Nusaebruna. SaS Seilfnittel bat eine beipns
oerS angenebme Birtung BON Bdrnle uno 5cbeint
unmittelbar an tuirten. inbem es bic berlanete
araft nno eire @nttuidlune eebt. tuie ie nitr ees
tplnid6t tuirb. Dos Wittel belte SIR @alter n0ls
ftdnoig bon oG ben nebeln uno 2eiben. bic bon
inbrelanaetn MiBbraucb Der nntiirlib fefgeIesten
Suntttonen herrlbren. uno ion in ieoem Sale ab=
iolut suoerldiiie iein.
Cine 8itte an Nr. Carl 5. g8alter 64S Maionic
Eemple. &alama5op. Midb.. BEL Der Sic aueeben.
oas Sic eiHe 8robe ienes 5eiInlitteIS fir Mdnner
tpiiniben. tuiro oort erflnt. unb Feline 8ersltuna
lrgeno ipeId5er Nrt uro BON ibn gefnrbert tperben
Or bat Elm groBes Snterefie bnran. oaB bic &unoe
bon oieien eroBortieen SeilmttteI nerbreitet pro.
urto er berienoet NIT SprefGlt fiber berfieeelt in
etnem ourbaus etnfadber Sncfet. 10 oaB oer gn,=
ptdnger tetne Surdbt ppr unbeauemlibteit poer
Setannttueroen al baben brnudbt.
Seier tueroen gebeten. Dbne 8ersue au idbreiber.
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Die tiberieeiIde Qusmonherurl

Die tiberieeiI6e Nusmonberunq
aus GeuifflanO tibsr beuif6e 6dfen,
Antuerpen, Rotterbam unb 9lmitsr,
bam belief fi6 nod amtIi6er 3ulam
menheaung i'm 4pril b. :. nur aui
2605 perionen, seeen 427l i'm apriI
1896. AuBer ben beuti1en auswau
berern wurben iber beuti4e 6dfeu
mod 1914 Quseb0rige frember Stoa,
ten bef6rberi. barunter 2618 iiber 8re.
men, 2613 iiber 9amburg unb iiber
5tettin 143. Die seiammte Nusuan.
beruns iiber Bremen unfa5te 1895
bic hber 9amburg 1867 psrfonen.
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Seuneilee Centennial, ytaibpille,
Tenneiiee.

Bonn |. Wai bis l. Nopember 1897.
Rateu pia 5. & 8. u. .giienbabn bon
San 4ntonto iinb wie fOlet: $3.50
8ilIstte, Iimitirt gu 10 8aeen, gum
8ertaufe 9ieustag8 unb 9onnerstags.
$3.50 8illette gut fur 20 Sage;
$34.3 .35 8i0ette shltie bis l. Sob. '97.
.. 81. Stone, %. s. Rigsbp,
Igenten.
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Sn 6apana tpurben brei ipanis
i9e Offi3iere - elm @apitdn uub 3mei
Nteutenants - bonn ariegseeri6te noe.
gen Jeiabeit Dor bem Geinbe aum 5obe
burd pulper unb 8lei perurtbeiIt.
sic hatten nod 11ideiser Belaae1uuQ
eas Sort @ascorro im bnliGen Cuba
ben Snfurgenten inter @aIirto 8areia
tibsrIaRen unb ben &nd3us ansetreten.
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Walt : stmtriue

folte Ia eeiner Sagtlie feblen es
tutrft erfriid5enO unh TIT Elm npraiisIi=
Dies gtarfnuGSmifteI. Hr1partrt npm
ber Mnbenier Snid3 @retutns So,
ct. XDuis, WSp.
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Waattbtes Sros. Tletjher,

go. 507 OfsS II 4 o nsStraBe,
Nur bas Ooralsli6fe Rinbs. S6af'
uEo Sdmeiuefeiid.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunges &albfeifd.
Ale IrteR bon Wurlf. S1inten,
3unge, S@mals &c.
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- Belfellunben bon ausm1rts fnr
8erliner WeiBbier tperbeu BON
DDS & u d bader prompt aus.
gefiibrt.
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GeaePt Wp. 1851 bon Gimer
nno Mmenn ausefertiet unb bon 6.
S. S9mtbt in 9ouiion, 9eras, gum
gertanfe angebcten, linbert bie56mer.
Sen BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mon
beriude cine 6lai6e.
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Elm gtGrfnnss' unb Nebruu8smtttel
allererffcn 3anses: fcineS Mroma unS
id5mafbaft (nid,t berauidaeab), Bra:
parIrt BON Der anbenier Snid,
Sretpimg 60, ct. XOniS, WO.