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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
CLAIMS THE LEGISLATURE.
Maryland Republican Chairman
Figures Ont n Majority of at


Baltimore Nov. Estate Senator
Norman b. Scott, chairman of the repub-
lican state central committee, this after
loon made the following statement con-
corning the legislative situation:
at does not avail now" he said, 'to
do any claiming that will not be sub
Stimulated by the returns. We have IS
republican senator's to 8 democrats and
/ doubtful, the one from Calvert, al
though am assured that both the repub-
lican senators and member of the house
were elected there.
''If we elect the senator from Calvert
and l have no doubt but that we WILL we
will have a majority of eight in the SEN
ate.
In the house there are 81 members. 1t
takes AZ of this to organize the house.
We have that number. That gives us
majority of / in the house and either Z
or 0 on the joint ballot"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
A Question az Plurality.

Des Moines. Ia, Nov. 3.-Chairman
Mcmillan (rep.) has figured a plurality
for Shaw of 31,21S.
Chairman Walsh (dem.) gives out no
figures. He thinks that errors in the re-
turns may reduce the republican plurality
to 10000.
The republican plurality last year was
AZ 800 According to republican csti-
mates, therefore, it is just about cut in
two.
The republicans lost four members OF
the senate and sixteen in the house, com
pared with the last legislature, which
was overwhelmingly republican.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
pepp.xlvania CompIete.

Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-The complete
vote of PENNSYLVANIA is as follows:
For State Treasurer-Beacon, repub-
lican, 364,597; Brown, democrat, 240,-
161: Swallow, prohibitionist, JIG, 1853;
Thompson, independent, 1928. Bea-
cons plurality, 124,3S1.
For Auditor General-McCauley, re-
publican, 4OO,695; Ritter, democrat, 26O,-
1874; Lathrop, prohibitonist, 55,SS2. Nc
Cauley's plurality, 140,531.
The total vote for state treasurer is
734.259, az compared with 167,S07 in
1895, and 1,194,355 in 1896.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
THOS. l.. CLINGNIAN.
For Years He Was Prominent I'm
North Carolina and National
PoIftiea.

Raleigh, n. c., Nov. 3.-Governor Thos.
L. Clingman. ex-senator. died today in
the Morgan asylum for the aged, poor
and infrm. The state gave him a home
there. Governor Clingman was born in
Yadkin county in 1916, elected wing
member of the legislature in 1885 from
Surrey and state senator in 1886. became
leader of the whig party and was u
member of congress from 1S43 to 1858,
except the Twenty-ninth congress. In
1858 he was appointed to the United
States senate to fill the vacancy caused
by the retirement Of Asa Biggs and was
reelected. His speech on Clay's defeat
lea to a duel with William Yancey of
Alabama.
At the outbreak of the Civil war he
entered the confederate army as colonel
OF the Sixty-ffth North Carolina rcgi-
ment and soon became brigadier general
and was wounded at Cold Harbor and
Petersburg. He served as delegate tS
the democratic national convention in
1868. but has avoided politics since. He
never married.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
Fusion Safe in Nebraska.

Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 3.-Returns today
simply confirm what was evident last
midnight, that the fusion state ticket
had been elected by about 10000. Secre-
tary Sizerer of the republican state COM
mittee said:
"Returns thus far received by the re-
publican state committee point to the
election of Sullivan, fusion, for supreme emf
Judge by a plurality of 5000, to l0,0oO.
Every populous county but two OF thirty
FIVE show a fusion gain and warrant the
declaration that fusion has carried the
state by 1900 to 10000"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
Says Bryan to Jones.

Little Rock, Nov. 3.-The following
telegram was received here today:
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. Ex-senator j. X.
Jones, Little Rock, Ark.-Nebraska in
creases her majority for silver. Returns
from other states vindicate the Chicago
platform. l rejoice with you over the
outlook
(Signed) "W. ]. BRYAN"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
ReDubIicans Win in Kansas.

Topeka. Has. Nov. 3.-rhe republicans
have eight out of thirteen district judges
voted for yesterday. Returns indicate
republican victories in about half OF the
county elections. In Barber county. the
home of Jerry Simpson, the republicans
scored clean sweep.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
ROBBED THE CHAIR CAR
Illinois Train Robbers Do business
in a Rush.

, Litehfield, H., Nov. Blast night as
! !he buffalo, New York and Boston lin
pulled out eight men, without masks
boarded the chair car, and at the point
OF revolvers, demanded the passengers
to give up their valuables. After going
through the car. which was done at =
liveiy rate, the robbers pulled the hell
cord and the train stopped and the rob-
Ders got off, running east and disappear
ing as the train moved on. The robbers
watch. so'u
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
New York Mayoralty Contests.

New York, Nov. 3.-The following
cities have elected democratic mayors:
New York. Albany, Syracuse, Binghamp-
ton, Buffalo, Rochester, Amsterdam,
Schenectady, Kingston, Jamesown.
The republicans carried these cities in
the mayoralty race: Cohoes, Rennsa-
laer, Yonkers, Newburg, Gloversville,
Oswego, Utica.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
WILL OPPOSE HANNA.

Three CINCINNATI WepubIicRn Fu-
sionists Can Not he Counted
on in Legislature.
Cincinnati, o., Nov. 3.-The four re-
publicans elected on the fusion ticket
for the house in Hamilton county are
Charles +. Droste, John c. Otis, DR..
X. w. Lane and Frank III. Kemper.
The Times-Star prints interviews with
all four, in which Kemper says he will
vote for the republican caucus nominee;
Otis will oppose Hanna, but is other
wise non-commital. Lane is II free sill
YER man and will vote with the demo-
Gratis probably. He is unpledged for
senatorial candidates. Drostc is flso
free silver and says he will vote for n
candidate who agrees with him.
Weight, the fusion republican. has not
been interviewed.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11

suit on the legislative ticket in Mary
land now depends on a single vote. He
has counted fifty-eight as being certain
in the democratic column, and expects to
get one from Montgomery county to
make it certain. Calvert county is also
to be heard from, and he has strong
hopes of carrying it.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
Jones Is Satisfied.

Little Rock, Nov. 3.-Chairman Jones
of the democratic national committee
says:
II regard the result of the elections
as particularly favorable to the demo-
cratic party and very gratifying to 'lenl-
ocrats everywhere. 1t is all they could
ask and more than many Of us ex-
pected."
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
Republican Majority Reduced.

New York, Nov. 3.-The latest returns
on members of the assembly dover
house of the state legislature) give the
republicans majority of fourteen in a
total membership of 150 In the last
assembly the republican majority wss
IS. Three Citizens union members were
elected in this city. The senate, which
holds over, has a republican majority
of 90
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
EASILY PLEASED.
Mckinley Expressed Satisfaction nj
the Result of the Election.

Pittsburg, Nov. 81 am well pleased
with the result of the election, as it in
dicates that fealty to the republican par
ty and the principles it represents are as
strong as ever"
SO spoke William Mckinley, president
of the United States, in the private. car
"Mayflower," at Canton, to Pittsburg
Leader reporter, about l O'Clock this
morning. In the car was placed long
distance telephone and a telegraph op-
orator, and here the president, accompa-
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11

The Ceurier-Journal Asserts It's
Willingness to Retire to the Rear.

Journal this morning has this editorial:
"The vote confirms the position of the
convention that nominated Shackelford
for clerk of the court of appeals and re-
pudiated the convention which nomi-
mated Hindman. 1t is so decisive in
character as to leave nothing to con-
lecture, and the Courier-Journal has
neither the wish nor the purpose to
challenge it.
THE issue as it was made and has
been fought out was clear and explicit.
No effort was wanting to maintain it..
We may regret the verdict against us,
but we accept it. We shall make no
further efforts to direct the party course
or cOunsels, or to share in any Of the
responsibilities of party leadership, hav-
ing done our best according to our con-
science and belief to divert our political
associates from policy and procedure,
the end of which no man can now fore
see, the results of which we fear, both
as to the welfare of the country and the
party. But we are democrats, not Ie-
publicans. and mailing our flag to the
masthead of honest money, free trade
and home rule we shall, in the character
of private soldier in the ranks, con-
tribute whatever we are able to the as
certainment and the vindication of
truth.
"For the gentlemen who have by their
victory confirmed their leadership, we
have not the least ill will. With all
the honor due them. we hope they will
fulfill their trust. When we can we
shall support them. When we can not
support them we shall enter no factious
opposition to them. We go 20 political
annihilation with perfect composure-
without single resentment or regret,
having fought out to the bitter end our
profound conviction in perfect fairness
and good faith.
There are many suggestions which
the vote of Tuesday summon to the
minds of thoughtful people. notably the
results in Maryland, Greater New York
and the city of Louisville. incident to
the elimination of strife and the union
of party forces, and as the smoke of
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
Colorado Still in Doubt,

Denver. Col, Nov. 3.-The results of
yesterdays elections in this state are
still in doubt so far as justice of the
supreme court is concerned, and it will
take the official canvass to decide who
has won.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
Salt Lake Election.

Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 3.-'rhe Citl-
zens' reform party has elected mayor,
auditor and members of the council. the
democrats elected the recorder, city at
torney, treasurer and eight members of
the council. The republicans elected
four councilmen.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
MCONVILLE'S CLAIMS.
While Other Democrats Concedc
Hanna the Legislature the Chair
man Does Not.

Columbus. Nov. 3.-At both the re-
publican and democratic state headGuar-
tiers tonight figures are submitted for
the claims of last night and today.
Chairman McConville of the democratic
state committee comedies the defeat of
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
Democrat Elected to Congress-.

New York, Nov. 3.-In the Third con-
gressional district, where a vacancy was
occasioned by the resignation of Rep
resentative Wilson (rep) 10 become
postmaster of Brooklyn, Edmund II.
briggs (dem.) has been elected over w.
A. Prendergast (rep) and Horatio King
Gnd)
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
Massachusetts Complete.

Boston, Nov. 3.-The entire vote of
the state with the exception Of the town
of Gisnold was completed tonight and
the returns give WOlcott 165,37O; Will
liams, 79,414; Everett, IA, l34.
The assembly will be strongly repub-
lican,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
New York Aldermen Elected.

New York. Nov. 3.-Of the twenty-one
aldermen elected in Greater New York,
five are republicans and sixteen demo-
Gratis.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-11
VARSITY WON.

The Add-Rans Played Well but Not
Well Enough.
Waco, Tex. Nov. 3.-(Special.) The
Varsity and the Add-Rans played n fine
game today in the crisp autumn air
before large assembly the he VARSITY
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Ser 8oti6after y. 8IIOm.
8aris, "a. Stunt.


sSret6err b. Billion, Der beutl9e 8oti9afz
ter in &om, Der bur9 feline telegrap3ifGe Sez
rufung gum &ai5er urplDBli4 in ben Wors
bergrunb getreten lit unb ais Der to1nmenbs
Mann er19eint, 1T in parts cine tpobl=
befannte per1Onli9feit. @r bat bier Qnz
fangs Der u4t5iger Sabre ben PoIter Se5
erten @efretGrs Bel Der beutf9en 8otI9uft
befleioet, unb me6r als @insr Der tier 2ez
benben bepa6rt cine @rinnerung an oieien
bamals etnns iiber bretBigid6rigen Sega
tipnsrat6 p. Billion, me6r als @iner audi lit
in 8eaiebungen 81 ibm geblieben.
b. 8ilptp berfebrte bdmals in Yaris in
einem &reiie BON iungen 2euten, bon oeaen
Man9er ipGter cine glGn5enbe 8arriere ge%
ma9t bat. FRANCOIS @barmes, Der betannte
9eputirte unb Mitarbeiter bes rSSottrnal bes
9ebats" unb Der r9febue bes beur Mpnbes"
geb0rte 5u feinen DertruuteIten Sreun6er.
Nuf benz neutralen 8ebiet Der gemeiniamen
tiin1tleri19en unb ltterarii9en SntereFen
i6GoKen fi9 bieie 8erbinbunsen Spii9en
benz iungen Oeutf9en 9iplomaten uHb ben
junaen Eran3oien.
@us Der @rinnerung 9erienigen, bic i'm
bier intim setannt BADEN ober aud ipdter
nit ibm i'm Gertebr gebIieben finb, iebt ftd
bieIe feline pOrtrGtitt53e auIammen. @snn
fte iebr i9mei4eI6uft uusfGGt, 1T es niAt
meme S3ulO. 6err b. Billion bat eben, pie
es f@eint, nur Sreunbe bier auriidgeluFsn.
@uf ben 8ilbern, Die i4 BON ibm geieben
babe, ertennt man, OaB er Oon 5temli2 groz
Der Sigur tit unb Elm penig CUR aorpulsn3
netgt. Sein fait b~artloier &opf (uur Elm
tpin5iges BLONDES 8drt4en fproBt auf ber
Oberlippe) erinnert an bic portrGts man6er
englif9er Staatsmdnnsr, man fDnnte aud
%glauben, fein &Opf iei Der zines ~tpeltmdnni=
f9en @elebrten.
S3on biefe duBere gri9einuns perrat6
bab bisier Mann fOauiugen Biz in bic Sim
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
ait eeroes' seeroieuta.

Die irbtf6sn l1eberreit tie beg peoriaer
@tabtf9abmeifters unb ebemaligen Sqinoiz
fer @anatcOmmifGrs Dit @erbes finb auf
benz S~pringbaIe 5riebbof in georia beerDi9t
norben. Sn Der @o6nung iDurbe Morgens
Elm SrauergOttesbienft ubgebalten, poiet6it
Der eoan9elif9e beuti9e gaftor 8eB cine
@nfpra9e bteGt. Die 2ei6e purbe Damn
na9 Der Surnballe gebra9t unb unter einsm
8alba9in, betrGn3t nit @i9enlaub, ausgez
fteut. 0Ort batten it4 OieIe 5reunbe bes
@erftorbenen ein~gefunben, tporunter zine
Qbprbnung bonn Stubtratb unb cine ron
Der 9anbelstammer, beren langidbriges Nfitz
glieb Der @eritprbene gepeien. Sin 0oppelz
Quartett nOm Goncorbiaz9 eIangperein fang
elm Srauerlieb, poruuf 8. g .Wolff zine
tur3e beutf9e Nnfprane an bic @eriammz
lung 6ielt, in pel9er er bic guten @igen=
i9aften bss 8erbli9enen f4ilberte uno Die
@D6ne ermabnte, bas Qnbenfen ibres 8atsrs
bur9 9utes 8enebmen unb bur9 treue Gorge
fir bic Mutter gu ebren. Die GOncorbia
fang mod Elm 9ieO, na9bem Der Sar9 geDff<
net unb ben @Rtpefenben @eIesenbeit gege6en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
(aOrtfesuma fOIet.)
INTERCHANGEABLE ,t,tO selenGtams.

81 groBartig f9on iebt bic prattii8en
@rfolge Der &Dntgen'f9en @ntbedung itno,
namentli9 auf benz @ebiete Der Sur9leuds
tung bes menI6li6en &0rpers unb Der
9Ilfe, tpel9e ite benz g6irurgen gefpGbrt, 10
f4eint ibr nod elm gr0Berer, neil algemeIz
nerer, prattif9er grfoIg b~eDor5uiteben.
Senn aus bonn 9rofeFor ebert in 6cGs
ungeitelten @eriu9en 1GBt fi9 bic S9luBz
fOlgerung 5ie9en, baB fi9 Die aDntgenitrcbz
len CUR 8eleu3tung D~ertpenben lu1en perz
ben. Snbem er Die &atbDDentrablen auf
einen nit 99tpefeidure iiberFri9enen
|S9irm bon Marienglas mari, er6ielt er ein
febr itarfes griinli9ztpeiBes 2i9t, unb na9
Der 8eI9reibung 9%etattet feline @orri9tung,
ben gan3en elettrif9en Strom in 2i6t uatz
5uIeBen, o6ne bab Elm She'll berIel6en in
@drmei tra6len iibergebt. 9dbur9 piirbs
Elm gepaltiger Sorti9ritt in Der 9eriteGung
eleftrif9en 2t9tes errei9t fein. profei7or
ebert re9net aus, baB er nit elmer e~tn3igen
pferbetraft Elm 2i9t BON 16 nal 46,000,0n0
Qt9tein6eiten beritellen, b. ;. 46 Milionen
2ampen nit 2i9t bon 16 &er3en StGrte
ber1prgen fam, tpGbrenb iebt cine Pferbsz
itGrfe nur gu 13a 2aupen bon glei9er
GtGrfe ausret9t.
@enn es pirtti9 fi9 10 berbG1t, mas
freiGi9 in benz angegpbenen MaBe faum
glau6li9 eri9eint, = 70 tpirb bic Sruge
btliger 8eleu9tung gel0ft iein unO in
penigen Sabren bus @us als 8eleu4z
tun9smitteG gu ben ent6e6rIi9en unb beralz
teten Oingen gebDren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Cite Sabrt 0ur6 &IetmnTem.
BON NuooIpb &inoaW.
Wrrffekuns

Nuf benz 8abnbofe in gsfi=@6ebir
bcrri9te reyes 2eben, aber es mar pte bas
2eben zines sroBen neutrality-suspicious., 10 gez
f4dftig fin unb 70 g%eOrbnet trOb alGer an
i9einenben 8ertpirrung. Orei 8atatlone
&eferoilten in Der StGrfe bon ie 300 Mann
tparen bor menigen Minuten in brei lan9en
3igen aus benz @iiben eingetroffen. gea9
Der beiBen Sa6rt, nobel einem ieben Der Solz
baten nur f9maler &aum 5ugemefen tper>
ben fonnte, fpar ben Qeuten enbli9 Elm ldnz
gerer Mufentbalt bergDnnt. Oa fab i9 nun
gum eriten Male in britt6albtauIenO @remz
plaren unb in gGn3li6 unberfdf9ter @erz
faifung ben tirtii9en 2anbpebrmann, ben
&eOif, pte er am borbergebenben Sage BON
fetner Nrbeit genommen tporben mar, Tim
ieinen Pfli9ten als @olbat gu g~eniigen. Ser
erte @inbrud mar fem angenebmer, aber
tpte t3 ioglei9 bin5ufiige, Elm beru6igenber
fir bic SADIE, Die Der &ebif gu bert6eibiger
bernfet mar. Die Qeute 1aben fur9tlos
unb fur9tbar aus. Sic paren aum qr0Bz
ten S6eile, tpenn audi ni9t in 2umpen, 10
bod in drmIi9e8leiber ge6iGt, tpie Der feline
2anbbauer un0 Nr6etter ie trdgt: SUB unb
8etn Bis gum &nie nit einem fil3igen beuz
grinen Stoffe bebedt, Der bic Sorm bon
i9peren Sagbitriimpfen BADEN mo9te; sez
nau tonnte man bies niht erfennen, ba er
BON oben Big unten, AUDI iiber ben SUB, nit
i~tarfer 2ite fetgef9niirt mar; tpeite baum
tpoIlene 9niebofen, ~buntfarbige, Bis gum
Salie 3ugetn0pfte Weften aus Sud- nit LAM
gen, acknowledgement Qermeln unb bariiber
cine nit Stidereien ber5ierte, born melt
offene, fogenonnte grie9ti9e SADIE. Gin
breiter, mebrmals UNI ben 2eib gei9tungensr
@arteI, Bel ginisen aus Seibe, Bel ben Metz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

porben, einen GeBten 8Gid auf bus antIiB
bes Sreunbes au tperfen.
Muf benz Jriebbof mar Elm 3elt iiber lem
Grade auf9ef6Iagen unb bieGoncorbia fang:
Inter a1en MipfeIn 1T &ub". Gum
@9tuB Iegte 9eruann @olbberger uls Spres
der bes Surnbereins einen &ran5 bon Gi=
9enlaub auf ben Garg i'm Grade unb bislt
babel cine tur3e beutI6e Nnfpru9e als 2ebsz
pp6l fir ben treuen Surnbruber. 4Gs Srd=
ger fungirten 8iirgermeiiter Warner, &1=
herman Sbpbe, Sc. s. 9rier unb S. M.
Quinn BON Der 9anbelstammer, 9. @remer
unb SriB &leine.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

@6e Der 6 ait er Die %neueite geor6Ianogz
fabrt a%ntrat, fanb i'm &urbotel in Sr1rez
miinbe = bieien 2u6eder 9afenpGab batte
@il6eIm biesmal gum QbfabrtsOrt getpaPl!
= elm 8ierabenb ftatt, Bel Dem ale n
Notwithstanding em%pfangenen Miniiter u1o
0iplomaten Sugegen tparen. @ilbeIm bate
es ii9 ausgebeten, baB beim 8ier Elm gang
u~nge3pungener Son 6erri4e; er i9nalte fem
bpnaftff9es 8epuBtiein ab unO mar Bel Die
Ter 8iertneiperei frpb unb fret pie Elm Stuz
bent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

Ii9en 5itten unb 9duIern bifben Die penen,
feIten, gutgebaItsnen 8abn6Ofsgebdu5e, Die
in Der @al5piiite nit oeriel6en @orgfalt err
ri6tet tporben finb unb i'm beten 3uItuupe
erbalten perben, pie auf ben frieOli9en 5taz
ttpnen am @olf bon Ssmib, am See BON
Ga6anbia unb in Dem tpiloen DefiIe bon
@etr%ban.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
F. F. r.

gtqen &opfpeb (Miqrdne ober ~nerb6ieg aopftucb),
3~abni6mer3eu, Neuralqie, &beumatisnlus, @ereri6uB,
S6mcr5en unO S@ipdde I'M &iden, benz &tdgrat
ooer ben Nieren, 8eiGnperOeu in Der 9eberoegenO, Seis
tenftcben, IniGuelung Der @eleute llnD S@nlerSen
ieber ART i6afft bic Replication BON Gaopap's &eaon
.Reltef i~otortige GrleidterlnQ un0 OefeH fOrtgciester
einise Sage lang betuertftelist cine permGs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
beDobcn lit einett 9lttSets
bIffEA

Gin balber Sbeel6ffel boil bon gteabp @elief in einem
baloen @laie. g8afer, 10 oit pieOerbOIt als @nfdae
gteuOp 9teltef, unO iiber BEN Maoen ,nO BEN Qeib oe=
legt, bepirten iOfortige 9inOeruno unO beipertteligsn
bolotge Settling in alien Sdaen bon Oiarrboe, S0s
%lenterte, @6olera=8tDrbus Ino alien unterleibs : Ses
i6perDeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Gtmt9e SemsniTe:
Or. &a6ipaD

Ut. TUOIUUg!
@erflOfenem CONNER mar i'd bon g6olera=MOrbus
beimgeiu6t unO na6bem i'd &les obne @rfDlg probirt
bate. oeri6aifte f6 meme Grau S6r &C a oD @ez
inncrltd bon mir genonmen ipurOe. 6eilHnq trot fat
iofort elm. Sd ~empfebte nit 9er0nieen bag q. 81. ct.
ir9enO @tnenI, Der an S6mer3en ooer &~rdntpfen bes
Wtagens leioet. Sc eripies it0 als ein ipabrer Segen
fir mid. @barIes 9 6pnfelo
q 9inpOOO NOenue, Of 9stD 0ort, q. o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

10. @priG 1897.
iber ieds Ntondten, fonnts metne 6dn6e nibt big su
meinem &opfe erbeben, nod bieielben na6 Dem 8iiden
gu %betuegen, NOD piel fpsni0er mein 0emb aus3ieben.
&eaDD Gfelief gebrau0t bate, mar i'd i'm Stanoe,
meine Arme su sebranben tie inmer; Gs tpirb Sbnen
sinlsu6ten, tparum i9 elm i0ld9es 9ertransn in Sbr
snesnisur in u. montetones gdu 5: 1nS egatisskF.t.
Sabrit, 939 Sulia=Str., Stem Orleans, So.
sr. @aODao! SD babe Sbre meOisin ieit elmer
0Reibe BON 5abren gebrau@t rnO finos, Dab fe ii6 ois
auberli6e S@mersen eripeiit unO SPAR bon alien 9ras
parater, Die i'd %prObirte. .a6tunqsDoa
y. Surgen1en, gat1o0itet N..Y
Or. @abipaS & g.! 81. sanuar 1897.
SD babe Sbr aeabe 8siief gs9ea rbeametti6e
G6meraen eebrau6t uno jam, Dab o1Helbe tets cine
erobe Grlei3teruno bietet. Sbns Sbnen 5l i6mei=
0eln, ntub i'd Sbnen %ertldren, Dab f0 .Sbr @eilmittel
benefit meme 3ufrieoenbeit iniofern, als Dies Dos Gins
sioe suOerldifge 9eilmittel 9egen &beunatismug 'OOer
nsurGlsiids s@mersenm IT; kria4. e4.n
1919 Surnsrzsfrubs, 9biloOetpbiu, ga.
Ulabone Bat, 9tOUa Stotia. SD reiie ME obne
Sbr GeabD @elief. gs If. cine g~robartige WtcDiain
segen einen plobli@en Nntal BON 9alssnt3hnoune unh
BEL 9erftau6ungen uno Nustl@unsen bat es ni6t iei'
nesglet@eH So. gum
sonapanba, 81. - SD ertldre Sbr Reabb @e&isf
fir bag bette s5mersenftiauneg : Mittel, Oag ie ers
fmnbem tpurSe, na9Oem i'd aae Menidenm5sIi6 e pros
brit bate. Ennor0 Wpdn.
Me,p Siberia. Ga. SD femme feline meOisin i'm
5iDen, pel6e 10 beoeutenoe 9el!sr1ol9e eratelt tnie
@aOpaD's ReabS &slief. &obert &tess.
Tolarta it, Ieitem beridiesenem 8armem fartrt
Mno Oetbittet.
sc oiebt fein Enlightenment Der Nelt, Sas Gieber une
@c6ielfiebsr uno ale anbsren m9larii9en, bili6ieH
mn ionfioe ssieber i'm 8erein nit 9tabipaD's 4iQen 70
raid, bebebt, ipie &aDpap's &eaoe 8eliet.
@erbiitums nsm @ditteIfrDft rmO Oieber.
euOiOn @ioer er't. ,@ag; 60, 9srRland gOint,
y. .. : Sr. @aomaD! Nleins SGmilie beste SaS
orDste @ertrauen in S6r 6eabD 8eltef, ietpie In abre
GiGen, Da mir au 6auie ielbft WsniS dr2tli9er @ilfe
nebme Oas 2eaoD &eltef ais 9rdOentionittel 9egen
S6iittelfrof unb 6ieber, lags etnen SbeelDffeI boil in
ehnas WafIer Dot Dem Sribitiide in ben leeren MaQen,
ipenn i'd in ben S0f gebe, ME I'D ss 3I bieier 3eif
o.ppbut bin. Sag &eiultat lit elm OoIitdnotger @rfOla,
Sa id ieitoem BON Dem Steber befreit bin, ebpebl i'd
in einem GuBert mdlarii6en Siiritt tp9bne, in tpels
d,rmgpenioe Den maldrilben Mnfdaen, beionoers Gbits
telfrot uno ssieber, entgsbeH.
9Reine Qeute uno Sene, ipelde bon @errn frof's
Norb fou,meu ~beripiirten Dieltlben pobltbGtiqen gltrs
funqen, inDem fe metner &n0eutu1g 1olgten.
I6tungsDou.
SObn % t on, Gieentbimer.
@siienbe iOnten tets cine Stai6e &aOtpub's 0teabo
bTten Srantbeiten oDer uebelbefinben in soloe 0ers
dnoeruuo bes MaHers. IS lit better, ais Srans6fiber
9ronop ODER bittere Wtebi3ireu ooer Stinlulantten.
0afIem sic Iid) mur RaSw6N'S aebcm nm
Iebet sic O9rauf, oa6 Gie OsaOtpaN'S erbaItem.
@S eeittist slibts, oaS ngeraoe 10 gut" lit,
mtc ysaotpa9's @eaS1 0teIief.
9refH SOC per GIuTd1e.
@ssteaft bel apasbetesm.