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The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

From the Denver Times.
The calculations upon largely in
creased output ut Lcadville, once the
downtown mines are again in opera
ton, are not based upon conjecture as
To what will be found in the drifts
and slopes now filled with water The
existence of extensive ore bodies
richly mineralized, was demonstrated
long before the cxigencics of the labor
strike and the disagreement rs to the
division of pumping expenses com
PEELED their owners to suspend opera
tions. Possibly 30 per cent. of the
tonnage of the district, prior to the
trouble. came from these properties.
and more than that proportion of the
values, for the mineral formation be
low the streets of the city is quite sim
liar to that found in the upper work
inEs of the Fryer hill bonanzas in the
early day. A conservative estimate of
the production of this group of mines
would place ii ut 500 tons day, which
would swell the total output of the
camp to 1000 tons, or more than dou-
BILE the tonnage of the days of the
boom. This achievement. however is
likely to be postponed for a number of
months, since the mines will scarcely
he completely drained before the first
of December.
In the meantime progress is being
made in pushing the great Yak tunnel
10 Il connection with the rich auriferolls
properties belonging to the hex Min
ing Company. which 1t win drain That
1t will tap yet uncovered bodies of ore
in its northcastward course is conf
IDENTIFY expected. and n confirmation of
the theories of its projectors will tend
to greatly stimulate development with
in the area defined on later maps as
the "Lcadvillc gold Understanding
north and south of the Little Johnnie
mine for a long distance. There is al
ready considerable activity to the north
across the Big Evans Gulch, with the
most hopeful indications. and the
Times is advised that before the sea-
sons work is interrupted by the heavy
snowfalls of winter there will he a re-
newal of work along the southern cx-
tension Of the gold belt In Iowa Gulch,
where all activity ended when the Rex
proposition was abandoned, the cause
for II having been generally misundcr-
stood. Moffnt. Brown and many other
wealthy men, 1t will be remembered
spent Il large sum of money In that
property and when they stopped sink
ing work upon a score of prospects in
the vicinity was mt once suspended.
since 1t was enormously assumed that
they were Discouraged with the indica-
tons in the bottom of their shaft.
This was by no means the ease. as
the record of the diamond drill. driven
to considerable depth below the deep
est level. had previously proved the eN-
istencc of good values. and In n way
confirmed the theories of the nhlest ex-
rerts In the cnmp that the JOnny ore
chutes extend southwestward from
Breeze hill ncross California. Empire
and Iowa gulches, to the Arkansa, riv-
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

The Bryan OIL Company of indianapolis
has completed the FIRST oil well ever drilled
by electricity. 1t Is located on a 4OOacrc
lease about four miles west OF indianapolis
within sight of the village of Dundee. After
practical tests for year and half the
company pronounccs Its power success.
one disadvantage was developed in drilling,
and this fault is that the electricity does
well fast enough. hut. altogether. It is said
to offer many advantages over steam power,
1t requires fewer men to operate the wells
on the lease, there are no delays from lack
of fuel, and, during the cold OF last winter,
when other oil properties showed n de-
creased production, that Of the Bryan
company was Mt "A higher point than during
the summer and fall before.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

rhe chief object of interest in the
mining world at the present time are
the new Klondykc placers of Alaska.
That these are phcnomcnally rich
there Is no douDt whatever since the
stories of their great value are sup
ported by the arrival of large amounts
of gold dust and nuggets in the
United States. But so far the ac-
counts of the discoveries are some
what vague. They have been made
along the Klondyke river, which is n
tributary of the Yukon. in Canadian
territory, though not far from the
American frontier order is preserved
in the region by detachment of the
Canadian mounted police, but other
wise the mining is carried on AS If on
American soil. Mails are obtained
from Circle City. which is near by,
whittier the United States postotiice
makes Il dispatch once Il month, and
supplies are sent in from Juneau, or
up the Yukon river. There being no
Canadian customs offices in the region
these have thus far gone in duty-frec,
but there is already IN cutlery in Brit
ish Columbia against this. and doubt
less ere long collectors of customs will
be stationed there. Most of the min
ers on the ground are Americans, and
probably all the gold thus far OK
tracted has been brought to the United
States.
The climate of the Yukon country is
wild and severe. The winter is long
and the time when work can be car
ried on to advantage is correspond
ingly short. The snowfall is said to be
comparatively light; but the cold is
great temperatures o' "o MeEit.s ~
~ "esr'es o,i'M "'io
me reSistereu' i,urIhs ,hc p,i ~, sum
ii''r tue weather u N"i'ra anu 'he my
r!"us %, mosquitoes 'it II luH'. ~
september l'ih 'hc Juneau RUIZ Is
iiiphssapic ON account oi ,hr mere,
storms Whi'h ser III NJ I'M, l'i.ie hilo
mike me CROSSING Oh 'hiihoot piss
N'rH iilHhlo','s' .,,,,.,,.
ne new uiSSlhSS are very "hi'vui'
Vi a''cSS. ~ present mr. nir ~"
routes 'h''hcr' one rom ~ hI''',ci =
near me NOUN OF inc uh1n rNrt'
anu 'hc o'ner from 'uleHu' rom ~
Miciiaei 'h'r' are iis''-,'i"i' s''''h-
h'als wh'ch ascend ,ne nkon river op
10 Ia Wsoh my dis'aice o, I'iu'
iniieS' .he eu,i't Jo"'li'A '''i,, 'ot'.,
occupying 'n.I,. OF i"i'S u"sS' 'ht
iare COSTING Hi3'. lh's Is NV enSior
'ou,,' ne o'"ei - it"h' W
pnr'i! u! ri'er anu party ~ i1u,' :"
uis'auce OF o'" iiiiicS ~ 'n' Nun
u!kc. inlS route Is eA''euihsiI
rough. ne rivers are r'Piu anu
ROCKY anu over me p"ri'tts every
,n'hS must 'e ph'ht" On ''cl' "',NH
ny inc ,I'.NtietS ,ieii'seN'S' vi u! in
uiai CARRIERS II tney 'hn NJ sevuicu'
NO loou Is 'rouuc'u ~ .h' .o'iniI.
a'u '''e l'il'n,s Is opiiGtu ~ '"I,s
Hlise supply WIN MN pec"usc ,ht
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07
500 To Any Man.
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY CASE
OF Weakness In Men They Treat and
Fail to Cure.

An Omaha Company places for the first
time before the public MAGICAL TRRAr-
MINT for the cure of Lost Vitality, Nervous
aud Sexual Weakness, and Restoration OF
Life Force in old and Young men No
worn-out French remedy; contains no
PHOSPHORUS or other harmful drugs. 1t is
WONDERFUL TnEArMrSr-mngical il it's
efects-positive in its cure All rent ers,
who are suffering from n weakness t1nt
blghts their life, causing that mental I'D
physical suffering peculiar to Lost Man
hood should write to tho STATE MEDICAL
COMPANY, Omaha. Neb.. and they will
send you absolutely FREE, valuable
paper on these discns es, md positive proofs
Of their truly MAGICAL TREATMENT. Thous-
snds of men, who have lost NIL hope of .
cure, are being restored by them to per-
feet condition.
This MAGICAL TREATMENT may be taken
at home under their directions, or they will
pay railroad fare and hotel bills to all who
prefer to go there for treatment, II they
fnil to cure. They nre perfectly reliable !;
have no Free Prescriptions, Free Cure,
Free Sample, or e. q. ID. fake. They have
t25O,00O capital, and guarantee to cure
every case they treat or refund every dol
lar or their charges may he deposited in a
bank to be paid to them when cure IL
Effected. Write them today.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

feeling of suffocation and alarm, ahe
must at once regain her strength.
1t matters not where she lives, she
can write a letter. Mrs. Pinlham,
of Lynn, Mass, Will reply promptly
and without charge. The following
shows the power of Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, accom-
panied with a letter OF advice:
." Dear Mrs. Pinllham:-l have suf-
1ered for over two years with falling,
enlargement and liberation of the
womb, and this spring, being in such a
weakened condition, caused me TO flow
for nearly six months. Some time
ago, urged By friends ] wrote to you
for advice. After using the treatment
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

Ever since spinning was type Of
womnnly industry from nge to age, it has
been expected that beautiful apparel should
clotbe women From the classic robes of
Aspasin to the rich dresse, of Elizabeth,
and thence to the wedding gown of Pur-
titan Priscilla we see the nttrnctiveuess Of
dress But ut this time only hn, II be-
come possible for all women to be becom
tngly nttlred Mt small cost, the supply of
beautiful inexpensive dress fabrics now to
he md, making it nm ensy matter, Yet
there are women who insist that the ex
pense of having summer gowns Numbered
IL greater thnn the original cost. mud TINT
III the end light woUlou- or summer silks
are more economical This is II mistaken
idea, ms washing pretty belongings is fine
nrt, which Ii very en- y To learn, Any girl
no mhtter how delicntely reared can wash
her own summer gown a bright day
plenty of water, aud little pure soap are
the necessary uids in tho work To do it,
MI tub two thirds full Of warm water
dissolve II fourth of cake Of Ivory Spuu,
(Which Will not fade the most delicate
colorsJ ndd 1t to the water, wash the gnr-
mentS carefully through it, rnre first ia
clear winter, then in blue water. wiring
dip in thin starch, hing on the line u the
shade. whoa dry, sprinkle aud ron on
the wrong side. Elm X Parker
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

Exhaust steam can be utilized In various
mnitcrs. it becomes comparatively pure
material for the manufacture OF nrtihcial
Ice. The uurcst lee to be obtained In our
city markets * made OF water condensed
from exhaust steam. Water so condensed
and separated from oily matter Is also the
best ohtninnble for boiler feed. The use of
the surface condenscrs not only effects an
economy of fuel. but supplies pure water for
steam boilers in situations where the water
is of such quality as otherwise not TO permit
Its use for generating steam. Another use
for exhaust steam is for heating buildings.
On this use. Mr. Willard Hatch has made
those contemplating such application. He
assumes n building of definite proportions;
using n given amount OF steam power, AMI
then considers the value OF the exhaust
steam for the two purposes OF producing an
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

Boulder. Colo, Aug. THE stock
holders of the Boulder Milling and Ell
evator Company to-day elected as its
board of directors for the ensuing
year: u. l.. Wise. f. w Kohlcr. s.
A. Griffin. w. ii. Allison. c. W. Row
land. Il. ]. Temple and George f.
Fonda. +. w. Kohlcr was elected
president, c. w. Rowland secretary
and head miller. and d. l.. Wise gen
eral manager A vote of confidence in
the management of ID. l.. Wise was
unanimously passed by the board.
The mill has done exceedingly well
during the past year, 10 per cent.
dividend having been declared Satur-
LAY.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

increase of power by the use of condenser.
and the simultaneous heating of buildings.
both of which applications may he made
together during considerable part of the
year. In climates wherein the artificial heat
Ing OF buildings is required. What the au.
thor calls incident heat In buildings. e.
heat developed mechanically, that derived
from the persons of workmen. and that de,
rived from gas jets-is shown to he nn im-
portnnt factor In warming factories and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MMgnzInn.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

Telegraph md telephone poles uro the
lures from paper. They nrr undr NJ pulp
In which q small amount ~ burgN uNpH
and other ingredients arp mixed. 1hrSr arc
cast in mould In the form NJ d hollow. rlI
of III" desired Irugth. The poles are claimed
to b" light"r and stronger Than wood and q
= said that tie weather dur+ not AFFECT IN, NJ
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

a dormant liver. or you will suffer all tho
fortunes Incident to prolonged bilious nt-
tack. Constipation. headaches dyspepsia.
furred tongue. sour breath, pain In the
right side, will nimonish you OF neglect.
Discipline the rccalcitrant organ at once
with Hostettcr's Stomach Bltters, and cN-
pect prompt relief. Malaria rheumatism
kidney complaint. nervousness and debility
are thoroughly removed by the Hitters.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

"Tickcr the stock broker, has made lots OF
money on the bear side of the market, but
now that times are better he is losing heav.
ily." whats he going to do about itf''
lies going to a docter and get cured Of
his dyspepsia, that he may take rosy
view of things
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

.'They had n telephone at the farm house
where I was this summer" "What did
they usn 1t for?" .'rhcy tclephoncd to
town every day for fruits, butter and fresh
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

in the home.
] sometimes
marvel at
tllepatience
OF some hus-
bands.
fla woman
finds that
her energies
are tagging
and that
everything
tires her,
her sleep is
disturbed
by horrible
dreams,
and that
she often
wakes sud-
denly in the
night with a
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

"Thcy say the bicycle has cured women ~
critlcisnE one Hnpthcr'S gowns" ''Thut' <
true; we make FUN Of one anothcr's bloom
org
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

Knoxville. lIuga Co.. Pa,
DR.. J. c. Hoffman. Isabella Bldg, Chi
cago. H.:
Dear Sir:-Your medicine has cured
me of the Morphine Habit in 3 months.
| have no desire for the drug. had
taken opiates for more than thirty
t30) years. | am now most 81 years old.
and f ell very grateful for your kind
ness TO G.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

ave hear n Erent deaf about the English
nobility these DAYS" 'N,s. they attract at
tention when our American girls marry
them
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

The longest bridge In the world Is over
the Tay. In Scotland, which is 1900 pieters
in Great Britain. being over the Firth of
Forth, 2,3gi meters, 1852 feet In length
The following table gives In meters and In
feet the lengths OF the principal bridges in
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

NO-IO-b0c Ior tIty Centsh
Guaranteed tobacco habit euro, makes weak
men strong. blood pure. soc. 81. All druggists
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
For children teeth softens the reduces ina-
nation asys pain, wind collie. IS cents bottle.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

GARDNER MATTESON.
Care Of Mrs. Ben Boom.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07
1nf ls Il. 5' CO.'S MALT TONIC

S0TI ~ an NTTEEIsIs- E0TITel by The Q. A.
LAMMERS HOTTLING CO, Denver. Colo.
ELASTIC STOCKINGS M u f 70 mi Gaar..
Send fur diagram. TRtSSES. ERtTCuES,
BATTERIES. RUBBER GOODS.
r.h Ei'n is74 J. DURBIK, ST. laoT ns" SS''
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07
BOSTON REIILNG co.
WHAT DO YOU WANT ?

Rubber BCltu. Fire steam AIT and waller Hose OF
all sIzcs- Packing Mechanical Kuhhrr Gund-t
DnVi. 4 SnNili", hEt-,, Iso Lawrence st, Denver.
The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07
MOTTiSOl'S MininQ RiqhtS e 81.

our Photographic finishing de
partmont IS the largest In the
We deliver work In one
day after receiving order En-
. speciality We have ia stock
All siUd- OF supplies Tho
al Institute Co. lGlp Curtis 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-10
Juldnoif Dies.

5 Detroit, Did, 81. 9(ug. Sin
befti9er 6ruit iudte in Der lebten
gtatt Den n0roliden Sbeil oeS Staa=
tes betnt. Su @nit Satras nuroe
grOBer Sdaoen au9eri9tet uro elm
Sbcil Der nod auf bent Snlm Iteben.
Den 5elofriidte uernid5tet.
$ 8lenuOU0 Springs, Gplu., 3.
Sept. Sn Der u%niern bon bier eeGez
genen Sunibines9oblenerube bat Elm
iblngenoes 8etter itnttgefunoen.
9feun 9eiben limb bereitS rpieoererz
lan8t. Gin5elnbeiten iino CUR ,9eit
nidt befannt.
8ine BLUFFS, 9lrt., 2. Sept
lie 9eibe zines Neeers puroe ge=
tern an elmer Sride uber ben Or
tanias=5luB in Der Gdbe BON Sob
&oD tangent eefunben. ollie Gn,
Seld9en beuten baraui bin, baB Der
Utann selDn9t murbe, bod funnte er
uttt toentiftcirt tperben, audi lit bier
BON teiner 2pnderei beridtet tupr-
ben.
$ Neu Sraunfels, Seq, 81. Iue.
Seinri9 Seitfamp, elmer Der 8iuniere
Die I'M 5riibiabr 1s45 nit benz 8rinz
gen Solms ben beutifen @inuanberz
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Oermii dies.

Utalia6ulett8 bat So 9eriunen
aui5utueiien, Die bas Nlter nOn bum
bert Sabren erreidJt baben. so oa=
BON limb Srauen. Sn lenem Staate
i6eint on5 nlte Spri6tpDrt, BOB Die
Suten jung iterben, feline @eltrng gu
baben.
SIM Hiibrruerf Sermalt. Guf
i6redliGe @eiie bat in gtefu gorf
Der 80 Sabre alte Better 9ngqet in
er Sisquitfn brit opn S. 2nrrubbee
leinen Sob eefun0en. IS mar
Wtorgens seeen 8 ubr, als Ongget,
Der an Der SnetmaIbine beIdaftigt
mar, plDbIi6 in ben groBen nit
Seig gefiiuten %eiierHen 9 otti6 fie1, in
meldem iid Die ie98 i6nrfen Jligel
oe8 8ubrmerfs nit unaebeurer
Sdneai9teit brebten. Sinen mari
erl6utternben, Durd Die eanse So
brit tDnenben S6rei ftieB Der 9lermz
1te aus-uno bann fuar allies till.
yeur oaS S6mirren Der 8Goer, oas
Stampfen Der Maihine Sdlug on Die
Obren Der BON alien Seiten berbei
eilenoen, i6redensbleiflen @rbeiter.
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GIeftrif dos Sitters.

@leftriI6eS Sitters lit elm fir leoe
SniIpn brnudbares Ntittcl, tuiro
aber i~eoenfaI8 AM Wteiiten 9cbrau9t
ruern I'M 6riibling cine Jieini8ung Der
Safte n%ptbmeu0ig miro uno man Die
9eber Sl erbDbter SbatiDfeit anre9en
min. Sin b6ufiQcr @ebrnud 0ieie8
W&ittels bat i6on manbeS biliDie
uno tD0tlidbe 6ieber oer5inOert. Sci
ne Ntebi5in mirft 10 li6cr nm haS
Spitem upn maloril6em Gift 81 be
ireieu. 9ppTueb, Ntaaenbeidmerben
SerltDpfun9 uno S9tuinoelanfGue
ipeiden bent Gleftric SitterS.
9reiS 80 Gents uno S1.OO prD
SlaIde in 98alfer 8roS'. 9lpUtbete.
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Q~uslln0ii Dies.

Sn 6len8burg, ELECTROMAGNETIC.
5trt SdleStuig, lit Der W30roer 8e.
ter 4uolpia len. biuaeridtet nuroeu.
: Snnt, in Ol0bg., 6. 9lug. Die
@rnnoiteinlegung gu benz Neubau
oe8 E~OIt8ebaubes bierielbit iano beu.
tie mDr8en in itbIider @eiIe itatt.
7 SIN 9lter BON sc Sobren lit in
9armitaot Der Or. Suris uno iuriIti=
i6e Sfriftiteuer &eaieruna8ratb q.
3. &ilbelm 3eGer aus benz 2eber
9eicbie0en.
Y Sn @ieSba0en lit Der oor elmer
8etge bon Sabren in ben Sutherland
oeriebte preuBiide General a.. ..
GttD b. Sernbarot sur gruBen 9(rntee
abgeriidt.
Dubuque, Sa., 81. s!!ue. Gin
leifter 6rUlt, Der feinen meIentltden
Sbnoen anribtete, purbe in Der leb.
ten efa3t OerIpurt. Mais lit oar
nidt beifabigt.
7 Der 9anbtuirtb gpbnert, tueld)=
er unter Der 9lnflase Der SranoIttft=
un9 i'm @efaneniiie gu Siebere, 8e-
9ierun9sbe5irf aaiieG, iab, bat i'm
Sefdn9niB Selbftmurb besaugen.
7 Berlin, 81. 4ueuit. Sierunb.
5fpan5ig oeutl6e Stabte pon 100. 900
uno mebr @intuUbuern baben be-
i6lDhen, ii9 gemeinidaftlid an Der
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Der Obj ieo.

08ie tbftlih 1T TOD etue Dfuttertbrane,
Vie III Der Gorge lin Elm &iub oft fIieBt.
3te ienCr SdmerJ nit ieinem tiefen Wehe
Sn'S Itebe gu3e cittr Wiutter 9ieBt,
no Ic lbr &tub nod eiUmoG feft umidIiuit
unb fdeioenb Tim bic leBteu Mlni6e brtrgt.
4t, iOIde 1Brincn fab I'D peute msineu.
90 meireopn. 70 itgueuo nno 10 ibbn,
9aB i'd. BON fauft-r 8lbruuJ it'll er9rtffea.
Aut meme &ugcn fiibIte liber9eb'u.
Mir mars. ais oh Der Iremoe Webmutbsibmer
STD utehericntte Ill mctu tIgcn 8sr5.
Wor'm EohborbauS. bort. inter jeucr 2tnhe,
Mc iest MN Iecr Die trauteui8ldBheu nrb.
IA ir9uste. gum ihpereu AbinicOsgar8c.
Gte Wlnttcr Beut' tbr IlebeS. eIusig Rum.
AIs ittchcn ne aui Ninmermieoerieb'u,
90 iub 1h traucrue le OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Hub ais bar Spbu iih tbrem Arm' sntUunocn.
Sum lest II Wtule 5aItlttl ie 9ctIBt.
Snnn rGidcn SdrtttCs Binter iften SugtIH
Fem Nug' Der Niutter Solo ~sutlhpuubeh lit,
2G hebt fe it'll bias 6letde Angciibt
limb aui gum Siulaiel eiu Scbct JIG ipribt
..Ye9nt' iuu. @oit. bu 9uter bcIuer atu0er.
IBeuu id I'M S~beu lBI utdt lptCocrie9',
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2BtTu ~lterbeno Id Sur Eube MN bGlS geb';
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SAB IDS bt otr einit orUbtn lple6c rrHort
1. W!utterbcr3. 81 GucQ Der -%elnitfu &iCte,
Sic Sott III ctue Wtrnitcnbruit 9sIegt.
9Bo gtbt Is luogI eIl S!uetteS nod uui Grbeu.
2as ADJ, 10 tlcn. 10 iegenOOl nd rsgtt
Sas bis 5unl ICRien J Oos5nugsnbld
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2luf Scr b6biten Stufe.

Plug. s. &oQef, Elm berpprragenoer
2tpotbeter III Shreveport, 9n.,
idreibt: o9r' Sings @eW 9iscpnerD
1T bns ein3iee Wtittef 9egen meinen
0uiteu uu0 e8 miro ntebr nerlarat
al8 irgen0 Elm anbere8 Wtittel." &.
s. Campbell, Elm &aufmann ppn Saf-
ORD, Nri5., I9reibt: Or Sings Dis
cOucrp lit 10 gut, mie beanipru6t
spirb, fnuirt ME un0 furirt S6minoz
ludt, 9uiten un0 Grfdltungen. SD
fam e8 nidJt 9enua loben. Or.
Sings DISCOVERY aegen S6min0~
lubt, 0uiten unb Grt6ltung lit fein
Experiment, e8 lit mdbreno zines
acknowledgements erprDbt moroen
uno itebt jebt aui Der bDditen Stufe.
@s enttaul6t ME. Srei YrDbefaI6e
81 baben bel &alfer BrDs.
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Sudltn's 2Irnicd sable.

Seite Snlbe Der @clt qeaen SGbnit.
tc Guetibungen, @eidmuren, Sn(5=
Illus, ~6icbcrbeulen, &inQwurm, auf=
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langt. 9eilung1 alien 6auen gornn=
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20 Gents Die 8lHie. gu baben bel
Nulfer SrO8.
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Sic iin0 10 fleiu, boB tie Der emit
pfiuOIidltc Wteuib nebnteu fam, uno
10 ipirfiam, 0nB lie Die granddaughter
Sale BON 0artleibieteit, &upfI6mer5
uno llntbatigfeit Der 2eber beilen.
0esbatb lirb r9e2Sitt's 2itt(e @nrlD
&iler8" unter bent gtamen Der be-
rubn1ten fleiueu Hillen befnnnt.-
&alfer SrUS.
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&enn Sic lentnl8 Elm &in0 III ben
Sdrcr5cn Der 0ol8brdune oeieben
bnben, lucrocn Sic bic Nnnfbarfcit
Der Miittcr 81 miirbigen uerIteben,
meGde miiien, ooB rGne Wtinute
Cough Cure" ibren 9teinen IDIDrtigc
2inoerunQ oeci6nfft. Sn uicle:r
g8Dbnungeu in bicier StnOt bat iid)
6as Wtittel pDIltanOig ein9ebiirgert.
-9Salfer SrDS.
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6. 6. Gunner, in Compton, Wtu.,
i6reibt uns, oaB er, nocbOem er feb
5ebu Sabre fang an, SamDrrbOioen
gelitten bate, bicielben our9 ben
@ebrauh BON 0rei S6adteln nOn
n9e@itt's @it6 Sa3el Salue", oDu=
itdnoig beilte. 9ieielbe beilt @c5emn
unb bDle Suutfranfbeiten.-@alte
Bros.
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QaB 6ns 3ingen na6 Der @bre!
2ieber an 9ein beiBeS Streben
Sn ben eig'nen SuIen febre,
limb 9u leblt elm ibDn'reS 2eben.

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Id(aoe unb Sranotuuu0en iuerOen 10
fDrt 0urd n9e8itt's gSttf 9a5el
Snloe" gebeilt. fpelbe audi Das bette
befannte 0eilmittel fir 9amDrrbDi-
ben iIt.-@alter Srps.