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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY'S FORECAST
Washington. jan 23.The barometer has risen except
Mississippi valley and thence westward over
Texas and New Mexico. 1t IL Unusually high in the ex-
northwest: 1t II lowest Of New England and
relatively low Northern Texas II Ia much colder from
the lake regions westward the Rocky Mountains and
the Middle Atlantic States. II s slightly warmer in
Western Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico The temper
has fallen 20 to 10 degree northern Rocky Noun
tain stations. The weather IL clear 10 night In the
Southern States and the Atlantic and cloudy
with prevails from the region west
ward Iowa Nebraska and Colorado The indications
that generally weather Will continue on the At
lantic Sunday probably followed by snow in the
Middle Atlantic States by Monday morning. The cloud
will increase In the Central valleys and south
west with cold wave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
A TRAIN FALLS FIFTY FEET.

THREE MEN KILLED IN A WRECK AT PAINT
CREEK BRIDGE. PENN
Rutler Pecn Jan. 23.-About 230 o'clock this IF
ternoon one Of the most serious accidents in tie
history of the Pittsburg and Western Railway &C.
CURED o. Paint Creek Bridge. one mile from Ship
pensvile Station. At this place there Is big bend
over the turbulent little stream. which IL spanned
by an s-shaped bridge about fifty feet high. and
ever this bridge passenger train No. Z. southbound
from Kane was dashed into the stream below the
entire train with all on board. going over the
trcstle. 800 .., , -,
nj the thirty persons the train. IL is said
The names Of the dead are Daniel Moriarty. en-
rlneer: Ira Beatty. fireman. and William Copely.
mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24

Ark trophy contests.
KEMP TROPHY.

neat pamphlet has beer issued BY AdJutaht
Weaver by order Of Colonel Appleton gi S
moor for the season OF 1896. Colonel Appleton
says: "rhe work of TIL regimen, at Creedmoor our,
ing the last sea son has fallen behind the high
standard OF previous years The number or marks
men exceeded the strength of the ORGANIZATION az
insnecijon and the firing in ranks resulted III a
larger percentage of hits than has ever before been
attained Increased efficiency is thus indicated IN
This most important part of the required practice,
i'm which the regiment has always taken the LEAD
The comma ndng officer congratdlates the memDers
of thc rerimentaI team o. 1895 the magnificent
scores made in the State and brigade matches. ana
commends their loyalty and devotion The names
Jansen. Lieutenant G. NJ Carnochan. Lieutenant
W ] Underwood. Sergeant W. +. Smith. Sergean.
T. g Robinson Sergeant J. NJ Moe. Corporal r
NJ Kalloch. Corporal T. j. Conroy. Corpora! p. "
Lancaster Corporal A. Stevens. Corporal r. r.
Grail and Prvates J. W. Halstead. w. ". Bavief
A. Balthasar, r. Darling. d. c. Meyer. d. L. Will
Jams and F. Baker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
4 TESTIMONIAL FOR LORD HAWKE.

London Jan. 23.-Dr. Grace. the great English
cricket mia YER is not the only who has gained
honor and high appreciation In this essentially
national game Of Great Britain Lord Hawke. the
great Yorkshire cricket,r. is 10 receive valuable
testimonial for his services in the cricket-held
Friends and admirers Of his fave subscribed COM
fortab be sum Of money to purchase him substan-
,al gift in re ,ogniton of his services to the game
,rhose ,ho have charge of the fund have decided
present 10 him A handsome service of gold plate
Lord Hawke and his team are now on the way 10
sentation will be made on his return to England
ord Hawke has visited the United States several
times and is well and favorably known to cricket
pla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
H4NDTC1P LIVE BIRD SHOOT.

Rutherford. y. j.. Jan. % (SpeciaD.-Twelve
vel-kr,wr trapshoote:s took part in the handicap
live bird shoe; thi, afternoon the grounds of the
Boiling Springs Gun Club, each shooting at twenty
pigeons. FRS. prize went TO D. Baker. NV,
Y5rker who shot twentysix yards and Killed
every bird Miss Annie Oakley, who shot az twenty
yards, killed only sixteen pro- GreH winner
Of the second prize. belongs to the local club. -
A large number OF sweepstakes were shot on after
the main contes in one Of which Hughes veteran
though ne broke only seven targets. The scores n
the live bird shooi were: J Baker ~ G. r S.eii,
Wise s: Miss Annie Oakley. is: J. S. Taylor. u:
George Percy l6: r.. r. Lancon Is: w. H. Huck, 10;
HARDING "A. Packard. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
g4RJEu TO HAVE A NEW POSTAL STATION.

A new postal delivery station in this city. at
Columbus-ave and One-hundred -and-ffth-st. to be
known as Station ]. will be opened this week and IL
will be one Of the handsomest OF the branch post
office stations. Unlike most OF the branch stations
Il will not have ockboxes for the reception of mail
hui il will be completely equipped for the rapid de-
iivery OF letters and 1t Is in district chiefly filled
with priyate dwellings and large 1athouses As
the station is expected 10 transact a large money
order and registry business. larger accommodation
ments OF the service at the station. The Govern.
ment has expended 5000 in fitting up the station
and the cost Of running It, including the salaries OF
clerks and carriers. will be $4,000 a year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
MEN TATLORS OBJECT TO WOMEN.

The members OF the National Union OF Custom
Tailors this city are making preparations 10 sena
delegates to the convention of the union. which VIII
he held In Louisville The general organizer. Mr..
Christopherson says that the present condition OF
the trade makes the holding of the convention I'm
peratiye. Among the questions which Will be d1s-
cussed at the convention is the position wncn
women ar, taking in the tailoring industry. Mr..
Christophersor adds that the condition OF the trace
IS deplorab and that more and more or the wofS
is being done by women. He complains that they
will work for anything they can get and are revo-
utionizing the business to such an extent that men
are fast being driven of IT, He thinks that SONS
radical steps must be taken. or there VIII not De
man tailor lef'. The women who work In the tai
orinr Industry In this city deny that they are
harming the In any way. They point TO the
actions OF their unions whenever there has been
strike against the reduction of wages. and declare
that in all such emergencies they have upheld the
man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24

willie. n J.: Radnor Hunt, Radnor. Penn. Rock
away Hunt: Cedsrhurst n T.; u Ric t1 County
n Y: Meadow Brook Hunt. Westbury. Long
island; Ocean County Hunt, Lakewood. \. J.; Ham
lev Hurt Baltimore; Norfolk Hunt. Dedham.
Mass: Ballston Hunt. Ballston Spa. n. y. To-
ronto Hunt. Toronto. Canada: Montreal Hunt.
ada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
NOTES STOLEN BY BURGLARS.

Galveston. Tex. Jan. 23-Last night burglars en-
tered the office OF J. w. Campbell. the Strand
broke open his safe and stole therefrom four notes
Of the aggregate value Of sl0.Ss a. These notes
were given to the heirs OF c. NJ Campbell in part
payment for city property purchased by the Gal
weston Chamber OF Commerce July l. 1893. and were
secured by vendors lien the property Paw
ment on the notes has been stopped and the 20
lice investigating the matter. Mr. Campbell
has no idea who could have been Interested in
stealing the notes. and did not discover his Iors
until late to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
HANDSOME Trophy FOR FOXHOUNDS.

The Westminster Kennel Club will offer at it's
show, beginning February o. a challenge
ply. value $50 for the best exhibit OF 1--WE couples
Of foxhounds. the property o. any recognized hunt
club IN the United States Canada. The only
stipuations are that the hounds shall be entered In
their regular classes. and must be shown by the
huntsmsn whip IN livery The trophy must be
won three times by the same club before becoming
its absolute property. Entries are expected from
the following clubs:
Elk Ridge Hunt, Baltimore. Nd: Myopia Hunt
Hamilton. Mass; Essex County Hunt. Bernards-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
THE BOY ROBBERS HELD.

John Hunter, sixteen years Old. OF No Isi East
One-hundred d-twenty -frs,-s'.. and James Dolan
twenty years DID, of No. 700 Third-ave who are
accused Of entering the house OF the formers pa
rents at o'clock on Tuesday morning. for the pur-
pose of robbing the place. were arraigned In the
Harlem Court before Magistrate Wentworth yes
terday morning and each held in $1,000 bail for ex
animation tomorrow afternoon. Before the ar
raignmen. of the prisoners Hunters mother had a
talk with the magistrate In the latter's private
room. and tried hard TO induce him TO release the
boy but without avail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
prADIyG MATTER FOR THE HOSPITALS.

The late H. c. Burners poem. THE Red Box at
yesey Street" is again printed In the twenty-sec-
"a annual report Of the Hospital Book and News
aor cociatv ard the report shows that last year
10 society," distributed to the patients at hospitals
so hooks e512l magazines. 65O'l weekly and illus
., n,oJ aners and 9.39 newspapers. Reading mat
zee 10 he distributed by the society should be sent
to the socety's Office at No 100 East Twenty.sec-
sncietv should be sent TO the treasurer Mrs Ford
ham Morris at No. 45 East Thirteth-st. Mrs.
Abram g. Hewitt Is president or the society and
Miss q L. Hoyt is the secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24

THEIR FORMAL AGREEMENT EXPECTED WITHIN
WEEK.
New-Haven. Conn. Jan. "a member of the
Yale Athletic Committee said to-day that ii was
expected the new Yale Harvard athletic agree
ment would be ratified some time next week. The
baseball football and track managers have con-
scented to allow their plans for games in the coming
season to be considered along with those OF the
crew. and the agreement will include all kinds OF
sport. 1t stated on high authority to-day that
the agreement in rowing includes Yale in the Har-
vard-C ornell boat race for this spring. Yale will
welcome a chance enter the race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
cP4IG WINS A uPIONSHIP.

London Jan 23.-The mile championship run be-
tween Patrick Carroll the lrlsh-American long
distance professional runner. Of Walthan Mass.
and ] Craig the Scotch champion. took place a.
Holtor to-day The was won by Craig with
tho greatest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For England fair Sunday followed by threatening
weather Sunday night: colder norhey westerly winds
For Eastern NewYork. Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware. partly cloudy weather Sunday.
colder Sunday night northerly winds: local SHOWS by
Monday morning.
For Western New York and Western Pennsylvania gen
orally cloudy weather with snow winds generally from
northerly TO westerly: colder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
WINNERS OF THE TROPHIES.
INTEREST IN THE CONTESTS ON THE 18th REGI-
MENT ARMORY RANGES

Much interest was shown In the contests which
took place the eth Regiment Armory ranges
last week. The Abel. Kemp and Clark trophies were
won by teams from the Ninth. Twenty-ffth and
Sixth companies. and records made OF which
the men were justly proud The Twenty-ffth Com
pany. Captain Nesbitt. broke all records with a
of LIB points, and came dangerously near
capturing the Abeel from Captain Landon's COM
mand The individual score OF the Ninth's win
ming team WAS as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
FOREIGN YACHT NOTES.

The Field" OF January 1shas this say OF the New
York Yacht Club and the Yacht Racing Association:
"A proposal has recently been before the New-Yorb
Yacht Club to establish yacht racing association
kindly TO 1t. However. committee was appointed TO
report on the matter but ne proba Billy Is that
In promoting association OF clubs. The club has
9 secure position. just the same as our ROYAL Yacnt
Squadron has. and no matter how it may be cri.i-
cised 1t remains mmovabe."
The question OF unification OF time at sea is again
receiving the attention Of English people and the
Council OF the Royal Colonial Institute for them
selves and behalf Of about 1000 fellows OF the in
stitute in all parts OF the English domlnions have
forwarded a memorial to the Prime Minister urging
upon the Government the advsabity OF taking early
steps In the matter The memorial says: The vaTi-
Gus points connected with civil. nautical and
Economical time at sea appear to have been fully
gone into during the last tweve years by various
10 have been resolved eventually into the simple
question OF the desirabty OF advancing astronomi-
cal time by twelve hours to harmonic II with
civil time. for nautical time has, In general practice.
long been assimilaed to civil time and is no longer
a matter giving rise to difficulty or discussion. II
~ believed by the memorialists that the proposed
change can be easily introduced with decided adj
vantage TO observers and that the general principle
Of the unifcaton of time al sea has now an almost
universal consensus OF opinion in its favor. The adj
vancement Of astronomical TING by twelve hours %
as to assinate II to civil time, in order that both
may be in agreement and begin everywhere at mid.
night would require the adaptation of the Nautical
msnsck i. OF necessity prepared some years in ad-
rived at by Her Majestys Government with as little
delay as possible in order that the change may take
effect at the date indicated by astrononers-viz. the
frst day OF the new century.
The Grand Duchess Xenia Aiexandrovns will be the
patroness OF the exhibition OF yachting and shipping
which will be opened at the St Petersburg Aquarium
under the auspices Of the Neva Yacht Club next
twenty-eight classes Of exhibits. In many OF which
the United States VIII be represented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24

Do You want Safe. Typewriter or anything
IN the narrow columns will tell you where you can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24

Number Of above banks. trust and
insurance companies ............ ~ -
Amount involved .................. $l.S7.GO $l4SS'
Total No. of mortgages JAN l -
to date ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i"5t Ah'
Total amount OF mortgages. Jan l
to date Sl>S<soi $i"s0"s~'
Projected BUILDINGS
Number II buildings .............. 81
Total No Of buildings. Jan. 10 - 49,
Total amount Of buildings. Jan. l a.. "A.
10 date. So,cot,''o S'''N''--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure indicated The Tbunes ssif-
recording barometer The dotted line represents tenn
perature rs recorded a. Perrys Pharmacy.
Tribune once Jan a. I a. m.-The weather y.st.rdsv
was fair and colder The temperature ranged between
and "s degrees the average ION degrecs being ~ de-
eees lower than that Friday and ~ lower than tina,
OF the corresponding day ~ last year ~ ~
The weather to-day will cloudy and colder To- MIN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24

The Harlem Relief Society will have its annual
meeting tomorrow at y. m at the home of Mrs
Charles F. MacLean. No. 2.122 Fifth-ave. There
will be an address By Robert w. De Forest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24

A mass-meeting to favor the reduction In the
price OF gas and municipal ownership OF public
franchises will be held at Cooper Union tomorrow
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24

The first annual meeting OF the Sunday school AS
ISOLATION OF Bethany Presbyterian Church. One
hundred and thirty seventh-st.. east of Wis-ave,
will be held on Tuesday evening at o'clock. The
p.v Dr Ira 8 Dodd pastor of the Riverdae Pres
byterian Church, will deliver the annual address.
Sunda y-schoo teachers and church workers are In
vi Cd
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28
2~!noemeiner Waorenmarlk

gntter.- Bette Creamery 16: 1. AuaGitdt IA
l5r; 2~.12-13:; bette HohgemaAe 12-1SS bette 0atrg
lac; /. 0ualitdt BIB; 2. Qualttdt 9-l0-
gobneu Bette TO-; CUTE 60-65c; BELT.
pNaeoiurts" s.; eertnss luaGtit 5)-63-
8eien trob = $3.50 be Souue.
s. Jig el-Surte15. 9. Si9ner &C. GHtsn 9-10;
bas pinno. Sdnie $4.0 500 bal 9useno.
@ier - SaHi trIl9e, 2srlHt ap9ere3ast $40
has 3uBeuo.
-9eSter 1920 Ans WFur>.
&onoueu- Bette, 81. 25-l.5 so bas 8inbel.
@epfeG gew @orfer $2.O0-2.5) has Tas.
Sanaotl DIE Aepfet- S2.50-3.00 oas SAB
@rbbeereu : IS. 50-4.0 90 fir "a Quart.
Gttr one II -8eite Auatitit IL So. 25 bic Rite.
Graugeu- aus GaIifornien, s3.0O-400 ole Rilte.
&artpffeGn 8urjaat5 22-24, 2e1rOIs IA
-19e, 9eerleB l7-l9: baS 8ui9eL
Sprit-$L.22 Die 6aaoNe.
Gqnafb -75c boS 9useno.
geue SetberubeH- 5000 bas 9ubeHa
Gurfen- Sl.t0-I. Is bus va.
Sppf faIat- $300-3.5o bos yas.
Smtebetn- @riiue, 50c--$1.75 fir e 8uibet
MeiBtraMt 81. s.. 50 Die Riite.
Sito neues. s.. 1880 bic &tite.
G timat- so; Der &orb.
GeIerp SOC bas 9ubeno.
&iie rmaaren. WtaBige Na1fraas bel olnTtt.
gen Mn9ebotei. llnper6uberll9e 9reiie. Sic 5dlpei
nefeii9=6dner fOlieu 77A-SJG tleiue ShHalatdBb.
65-67h2G
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28

gen geneien. Qu9 i'm CONNER 1870 batten
bort btrf6ieoene borne6me OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3uflubt gefun0sn, UNI BON Strelib aus lire
DISQUALIFICATION a6fidtsn gu Dertpirtlt=
9en, I'm Der RDtbnanbigfeit 81 entgeben,
tie I9lieBli9 mad &riegsre9t aburtRilen un6
Dor ben 5an06ouen telen gu lahen, orb
nete @raf gismard lire 0erbaftlng an. Sn
Strelib tpurbs bieielbe our6 Elm piquet pafe=
fpalfer 8urafiiere ausgefiibrt. Darauf err
folgte u9ei6perbe" Der Streliber Regierung
beim gunbesrdt6e; tporauf Der 8unbestan3=
Ter nd4 5trelib ben 9ef1eib erqeben lieB,
bnB, tpenn fi9 Oerartiges pieberboten folte,
Niemdno in Strelib 9o9 gsnug itebe, I'm Dor
Dem S6idfale Der acknowledgements 1i8er al
iein. Ods mar oamals.
- Oa82eprabeim m, bas bic preuBis
f9e &egierung in Der Nd6e bss 3urif9en
9affs gu erri3ten beabii6tigt. iolte, einem
8ori3lage bes Profefors Gob.rt Sod 3uz
fOIge, an Der SiioOiip:Be BON Memel erbaut
Deroen. 0a a6er Die 5tabt Memel fiir9tete,
ous Seprabeim ipiirbe Die 8abe9dite bertrei=
ben, Die aQe Sommer na9 Memel fomlnen,
unb bic Stabt fib 0a6er an ben &ultusminiz
tier getpanbt fat, nit Der 8itte, bas 6eim an
einem aroeren Srte errihten gu lailen, be-
abIi9tigt man, bas 9eim an benz eritgepGanz
ten Srte, ndmli9 in Der YfGbe BON prDflus,
utter3u6ringen. ltnb 5ipar pirb man na6rz
Idetnlt6 einen Srt 3pii6eu benz in bas &uz
riT9e 9aff fi@ sr9ieBenoen SIiiB9en bic
Winge un0 3pif9en prDtlus auspdbIen.
8eOinsung fir bic NnIage bes 6eimes lit
nutiirlid, baB bas Serrdin ben aranfen Sc
%legen9eit gu Observation-Disclosures 8.f9Gftis
gung giebt. Wd6reno Dag bon profefor Sod
aus9eiu9te Serrain fid in fisfaliI4em 8e=
fiBe ~6efinbet uab, baher fir ben 3ned foifenz
lDs au BADEN geiptIen fpdre, tpirb oas iebt ins
4uge gefoBts Serruih, ba p~riputbeiB, ange=
fault peroen miifen.
Sin auf 8efu9 in 5rantfurt
a. Ne. tpeilenber 6err nus @ies6aben fdufte
in Rinem b~ortieen 8ei9dft cine Mn3a6l
.@~igarren gum preiie BON abt gfenaigen
oas Stiid. QIs Ttr cine ange5inbet bate,
enttr0mte i9r Elm eigentbimli9er @erud,
pdbrenD Bel nG6erer 1nterIu9ung Elm Mez
tuafreif9en aus Der @i9e berbOrragte. Der
8du9er fdltete Die gigarre duseinunDer unb
fano barin Elm NIT 9rabt umpid,ites puz
pier, tpel4es einen 3pan3igmurt.
| If n entbielt. Muf Der 6iile lpdren fol-
gellbe Morie oil leIen: rOer G~igarrenore6er
@ugen Mcrtens iibergab fur3 DIR ieinem
|2obe Iein lebtes 8ermOgen bieier bon inn eez
fpidelten @tgarre. 9a es cine ie6r minberz
pertbige Sorte 1T, 10 bOfft CT, oaB Der
S9ein in Den 8eitb etnes armen Mannes gez
rdtb. nngliidli9e 8erbdlti1e 5rlRgen midi,
mein 0aiesa ub8utiir5en. 9aalburq, 10.
Mai 1885," @s bat fi9 ergeben, bag tbatz
IG9li9 am 21. Mai 1895 Sic 2eid}e zines
Nrbeiters gugen Mertens Bel 6amburg ge@
funben porben lit, Oa iebo9 Der 8dufer
Der Gigarre tein drmer Mann 1T, 10 ma6te
er ben 3pan8ismdrfl4ein elmer milot9d<
tisen @tiftung gum @eiaent,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28
s6wd6lide 6rautn
ST oas Ghemd elmer neuIiAeu
drstliden Dissolution.

DAP Die a~mertfanif9en Srauen INNER
I9pdflt9er perben, fam jeber 9eoba6ter
feben. Cart unb f9pG9li6 fino bic @prte,
pelhe bas tbpifde Mdbden BON beutsutaqC
am geiten bef9reiben. BON einem Git9etie
i9en S%tdnbpuntt aug mag bies oielei9t cir
BortGetl iiber bic brdlen unb frdftiQen
Srauen bpr Stpei 9enerationen fem, aber
BON Dem Stanbpunft zines Nr5tes aus 1T
es cine Degeneration. 0ie1e 3arten Sc
i60pfe tperoen lei9t franz, f0nnen l9tper ges
funo gebalten perben unb 5inb f9per' gu
~turtren, tpenr lie franf Iinb. Or. 9artmdn
bat aus bieiem Sbemu Elm fpe3ieIes Stuz
blum gema9t unb piel geba9t unb getban,
INN ben Stan6 Der Singe 5u beKern. Gr
Dert9eilt idbrlt6 8ii9er, tpel9e iiber bas
S6ema banbeln, tpie Srauen auf if9 M9t
geben iolen uno pie fe gu turiren itnb. @r
fibrt cine rieIige ~&orreIppnben3 in ben ganz
gen Ser. Staten unb gtebt 2atb unb 9fez
cepte u. +. IN. NG bteIes tbut er, obne bafiir
ettpas gu re@nen. Sebem Brief piro
pron1pte @ufmertfamfeit gef6entt unb pirb
als itrift Dertraulth betra9tet. Ser 9oftor
1T jebt bamit bei9dftigt, Elm 8u4 nur fir
Srauen aus3uarbeiten, tpel9es in einigen
Wonaten CUR pu6Ittation fertig fetn fpirb.
Sn bielem 8u9 1T ungege6en, fpte piele
5rauen fret iinb BON &atarrb unb ipie Diele
&atarrb in Der einen ober anberen Sorm ober
etnem pber anberen Blab babsn. 9a
pezruzna bas gr0Bte, ipenn ni6t bas eiH@
5ige innerli@e 9eilmittel fir totarrbalii4e
&rantbeiten tit, 10 ipirb es aub bduptiGbli9
bon benz OOttor beridrieben. pe=ruzna tuz
rirt ni9t nur tempordr, ipte anbere 9eilnritz
tel gegen autarrb, fonoern permanent.
S6idt nm Elm freies BUD BON .3eusniRen.
@brefirt: She pezruzna Drug Manufacz
turing Company, columbus, S6io.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28
Jnlano.

Die 8eb0Gterung bon rGrpb
Nem 0ort" tpirb bic BON gan3 Mafa.
9u1etts INN cine babe Willion iiberItet9en,
uno es tpiro b%ebauptet, baB, penn Die Gin
pobner bon Maine, Stem 6amp56ire, Ser
mont, R6ooe Sslanb. Montana, Nprbz0az
fpta, Oregon, Utah unb Nepaba in einem
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