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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

To The Editor % The Tribune.
Sir ! have been reading your editorial in this
mornings paper on This Days Lesson" At first
:, made me feel as Agrippa must have felt when
n. cried out 90 Paul Almost thou persuadest me
On be- ID Christian Almost, o Editor Of The
Tribune thou persuadest me 10 be expansionst.
But read r. again and yet again. each time with
"a growing sadness that so holy and eloquent a
r-ea would be made for unholy cause At last
! could o. IS exclaim: "Oh. Responsibility. How
many crimes have been committed IN thy namel'
Il is true that Am my brothers keeper" is a
question which this Nation has to consider. But
lei US not forget the first occasion OF that question.
Cain had killed his brother What have We been
doing 10 our Oriental brothers? Killing them.
read your editorial over, growing more sad each
time 70 see how little 1t showed Of confidence in
selfgoverrment-the principle for which This
Day stands If it stands for anything.
You tell us. This country could not per
nit ~ us very doors the anarchy which beginning
Of self-government by unframed people of mixed
races usually produces" Why not? Admitting
what IS perhaps not true. that there would be
anarchy" among these unframed people II left
- themselves with simply Hands off, from US
10 the rest Of the word-what then? Much blood
ehed and much loss Of property?
What now? II reports 10 be trusted as 10 the
slaughter OF the Filipinos by troops" they
would not Kill each other fast are doing
f. As 10 the property. who can estimate? II lives
and property must be sacrificed better thousand
times that II be in the working out OF self-govern-
men, than IN the suppression OF II by the World
Wanted champion Of that doctrine.
Is there any sentence in which you urge our re-
sponsthility toward the Philippines leave out
cuba Hbre,' which seemed so inspiring war -
few months ago-that an Enghshman might not
have urged toward Us in 1776? We could not gov
trn ourselves should be In state Of anarchy. etc
7 suppose the Spanish Inquisition solaced anQ IN
spred itself in its bloody work by It's sense OF duty
responsibility and brotherhood toward It's vlctiiins
the neretics who must surely have wished they
we're a little less brotherlya little less Ike cam
for there are brothers and brothers TO my nln9
We are az inhuman. unchristan, unjust, cruel ana
foolish IN forcing our government on the tlIpuos
as were the Spanish 1nQuisitors IN trying 10 save
men souls by torturng their bodies
L, Us hold up the torch or our ciVl!lzauon as
shining light. a bright example for all peoples 20
follow bu, let not use H. as now, 10 SET hfes
that only blacken and ruin. ,, .Aat.
Wendell Phillips said. The fathers touched their
hghesr level when with stout-hearted and serene
faith they trusted God that II was saIe 10 ieaNe
men with all the rights he gave them
These men OF the East-be they wise or unWlse-
seem 10 me 10 be fighting the same battle fousht
hy our fathers-the battle for freedom TOT sen
government II these are wrong, We were wrong
Il were right these right And tnIs Is 10 me
This Days Lesson CELIA =. W III i-ilA-<
New York July 4, 1s9S
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Gardner stsnh.n A. warner Henry s.
Luckenbach. Walter \.
1889 Katherine Gibson Abbar laughter % the ist.
James Rsnwick ard Catherine Van Keuren Gibson and
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
New-Orleans PAGERS please copy
AzoY-on SATURDAY. July a, h:r residence ,Ts:; No =
relct OF Don Fancsco Azoy ana younses S 1a"fn'sr
Fesers Tues,y Jay ~ At 70 e, I. aI from church
Train leaves New-York. D.. L. & " r. r. Christopher
St. al 030 a.
BArIEY-At Richheld springs July :. 1899. Annie T.
Bailey daughter Of the late Joseph Bailey OF """-
Services TUESDAY a, o'clock Newport.
cHENEY-s1dicnly at Psekskin y. Y. George W.
Burial at south Manchssrer. Conn Wednesday.
ADMINISTRATIONS. on sunday morning. July o. Cap
FqSsra bis late .:.l.1cs sSls':y sqqs, 70
Ne"-London. Conn on wednesday july L. a. 80"
Intcrnent private
LrCKENBAcH- on July : $500 suddenly OF spPeua,,-
citls Walter 4 Lnckenhach beloved son y Louis
and MARY p Luckenoach In the Zf'h year OF MS ass'
Fgneral private
LYoN-on SUNDAY evening July . at her residence. q
ier Of tho ate John II Abel
Notice % funeral hereafter
PAIAFR-At the residence Of her brother F. b Wesley.
Mrs Palmer widow % BARLEY Palmer In the sd year
Funeral services at chris, church Rye n Y. TuessR
Interment Woodawn Cemetery
PIERcE-on the sth inst. Liberty. y. Y. Charles
Pierce. ~ BROOKLYN.
Funeral win be- held his late residence. No. 10
south Portland AVE, BROOKLYN on Second day evening
tOth insf.l. O'Clock.
Inerrnent Third day az / 30 p m, az ChappaquS
y Y
sHERMAN-On sunday morning July o. Mary, wife OF
Percy ". sherman and daughter % the late LA~rencs
u Herman
Funeral from her late home Belle haven. Conn-. on
Tuesday. July II. az II % clcck.
Interment IN Greenwood.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on July : Henry Warner.
Funeral services Tuesday July H. 10 a. NJ AZ he
residence NJ $50 Lexington ave
InterTnent Fishkil Village. y Y.
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THE REV JOSEPH A. Mock.

The Rev Joseph Albert Mock died yesterday ~
his home No. % Crescent-ave. Jersey City. from
general debility. He was born in Ramapo, y. Y,
in 1889 lie was .ducated at St stephens College.
Annandale y Y. and was ordained in 1855. He was
rector Of St Matthews Episcopal Church, Jersey
City, until 1924. when ne compelled 20 retire
and one son the Rev Albert Jay Mock. who i
rector Of The Bishop BuIiman Memorial Church,
Tftusyllie Penn
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THE PASSING THRONG.

Ex-senator John b. Henderson arrived ln.this city
yesterday from Washington. When seen last even
ing at the Hotel Imperial Mr.. Henderson said that
ne was as strongly opposed to i'm
j B. peralism az ever
HENDERSON II am not an anti-expansionlst
ON M he said. Il believe in expansion II
PERIAIISM IT is carried on in a Legitimate v,av
but I don't believe that you can
drive people to fall In love with anything or that
you can shoot American pasiotsm into anybody
When the American flag ceases to be the emblem
OF liberty let 1t be haulei down. I know OF but
one flag, and that is the which proudly floats
DER the land Of the free and the home Of the
brave 1t will never float gracefully land
OF slaves
II am often trumphantly asked. What would
you do with the Philippines Originally when
the spanish fleet was destroyed at Manila. / should
have ordered Admiral Dewey to Cuba. that he
might assist I'm carrying out the orders Of Con-
gress In declaring war. to drive Spain from Cuba
and Cuban waters. Having committed the blum
der Of leaving him IN Asia ! would now negotiate
with the Filipnos 10 take Manila n naval sta
ton. and then help them 10 establish republic OF
their own. the United States agreeing to aid them
In the good work and 20 protect them from any
threatened Interference with their free institutions
they 70 return 10 US the s0C090M which Spain re-
ceived from us on a defective title"
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LITERATURE FOR BARREN ISLAND

T. the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. I have read with great interest the account
Of the needs OF the people OF Barren ls'"nu' %
stated In your issue OF June q. note WHAT u
said by a., engineer OF one OF the factories In re-
gard 10 the pressing need Of a reading room io'
tie young men 10 gather IN instead OF the saiools
where they have to 90 now for want OF De''er
resort
| wish 10 offer papers and reading matter i'TN"
our Paper Mission" provided room 80 ~,
found h.,,la mink ,he engineer William Mel
len who conversed with The Iribuhe ieP''''''
could do something toward IL - va,k suHer
Do NOS IL; mis- island so near New ORR suneI
for the attention and intellectual training We a. y
sending 70 the Islands OF the seas Al MN IN a
Miss Matte Smith who has begun M" MP ~
'' Mrs. FRANCIS BACON'
Pronxyille July g. 1893
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PROSPERITY
KILLING
SILVER
IfERESY.
OBITT iRY.
MRS JOSEPHINE X SPALDING.

Seabright. y. J., July (SpeciaD.-Mrs Josephine
Keith Spalding the wife Of A. q Spalding the
we'll known sporting goods manufacturer. died at
her country home in the Rumson Road. near this
place this morning after short Illness. She was
about fftv-fye years Old Mrs Spalding under
went an operation for appendicitis yesterday. The
operation was performed by DIT W. GIL Wyie
and DR. r. y KimbalL Her many friends knew
but little about hCr illness until her death was
announced. she was out riding on her wheel
last Wednesday She regained consciousness for
only a few moments before her death.
Three sons and n husband survive her.
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PRESIDENT TO VISIT ASBURY PARA
A BIG RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN IN HONOR
OF MKINL.EY AND HOBART SOME
TIME THIS MONTH.

Asbury Park July (speciaD.-Presldent Mekin-
ley and vlce-President Hobart are expected 10
-. ,sh,,r, park some time this month. and at
,erd a monster reception In the beach auditorium
- IN. stven in their honor. The visit will be made
when President Mckinley Is at Mr. Hooarts sum
rner home. AZ Norwood Park, Long Branch Coun-
nUr,an 7; Frank Appleby and ez-Conncilman
tsnrv WinSsr representing the Board OF Trade
csIi"d upon Vice President Hobart yesterday. and
t,,.5 ssurances that President Mckinley would
,isit Asbury Park. In case the health OF Mrs NC
Kinisv permitted the President 10 leave her
aho,,ld ths nlArS Of the board Of Trade DO car
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THE TRTBTNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

The Tribune employs no collectors. pays no com
missions. originates and is responsible for 10 en-
tertainments. The most direct way 20 the children
from the giver is through The Tribune Office which
everybody can reach with the mails And the
easiest way 10 reach n is with check drawn 10
me order OF The Tribune Fresh Air Fund-the
bigger the better and the more the merrier. for
those most In need OF nerrment.
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STEPHEN 4. GARDNER.

Stamford Conn. July 9-Captain stephen A.
Gardner general superintendent Of the marine dis
trict Of the New-York New-Haven and Hartford
Railroad died az The Stanford Hospital at an early
hour tn!s morning from apopexy He was stricE.'
while on the train Yesterday afternoon from New
York on the way 10 his home. in New-L London.
The body vas taken 70 New .ondon this morning
The funeral will be held AT 1880 p. on Wednesday
at his home In Buckley Square New-London.
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HIS GENEROSITY.

From The Chicago Tribune.
Il am willing bear my share OF the expenses
OF procuring the divorce. Harold" remarked the
mismated wife who had been freed from her bonds
No GeOrgiannR" said the eX-husband. win
wave OF his hand You have always bought my
ties. ! will pay for the unite"
In which way. through hts sxubsrant generosity
he continued. as Il were. 70 get IL IN the nsek
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
Washington July 9-The storm central last night IN
NsYrk has moved Maine. Increasing in intensity
ard bs. caused rain in the North Atlantic States Rain
has also fallen on South Atlantic Coast The area OF
high pressure central last night IN Iowa mas moved 90
,,'' - trough n, low pressure extends from Arizona
, ,ss,,boia Increasing coudiness and showers may be
expected in the upper lake regions generally FAIR else
where Brisk to high norhNesfer'v winds diminishing
v preyan on the North Atlantic Coast llshi westerly
,rs an the Middle Atlantic cast and variable WINDS
On the south Atlantic Coast storm signals are o..
PLAYED on the Atlantic Coast from sandy HOOK 20 Eas'
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~ArToK1NEToN" FOR AUTOMOBILE"

"Ar-TOKINETON" FOR AUTOMOBILE"
70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir foreigner has lately arrived among US
whom We ought not TO allow TO take out ms hStu-
radiation papers and become one OF US. appear
10 The Tribune 10 help in the emergency he
himself IS respectable and = destined TO become
useful Il is the name which irresponsible people
have given him which is the source OF ols'resS
automobile"
This word is a monstrosity. and ought to be Dan
ished under penalty Of death If IT attempts 70 re-
turn Ii blends two language autos, Dree ,s
and "mobilis Latin. We must not a4IO" ''7
mOngre. BEST 20 remain. . 800. ,,ver,ors
Az substitute since the taste OF our 80,
and manufacturers Is classical. we mummy SHs
gest "autoklneton" which Is pure Greek am 10,
Inc sane meaning as the distressing Woro au'o-
mobile" .oi,, which
VIII not the newspaper press generanyi " aocd
is 30 helpful In the cause OF good Inorals 49,
laws good stvle and good words, help Is 10 and
awav the uncomfortable word "autonloDHe at al,
replace n win A much more euphonlous anu ~
fr4ctye term which has the merit o. S1ryy ss
rect. "autoknetOn'2 GfOtHF@ +
Spru gheld. H.. July l. 1888
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KNOCKED OFT BY TARPONs TAIL.

From The Florida Tmes-Union ..,
o. A. Mygatt, OF New-Yo.k clty net WIZ -, Roca
accident while fishing for tarpon al d. 90
Grande Pass Re had been PLAYING 's s,orts 20
some time when the fish, in It's mao eii"l ,Suck
escap@ made = gigantic ie a. In ne fai! sur III
Mr. Mygatt In the back or the neck W. NJ Mygatf
Both landed In the bottom Of the boat MI ycHot,s
was knocked senseess and remained rd The
FOR about three hours but has now rscoNlIaS over
ffeal wonder is that he wa not Ano~
board and drowned
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rSr4LLY QUITE NUMEROUS.
From The Washington star

From The Washington Staf
Extraordinary" murmured the man VINO was
trying 10 help form a french N"'i"''' WY -
traOrdnary" - ,,.
H. ,.a' an, irving 10 ind people who are willing
20 give advice on how 70 run the government ana
nobody IS willing 10 say a WORD
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Special Notltes.
IN THE UNITED STATES.
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FOR TRAVELLER IN EUROPE.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.

For Maine showers fair Tuesday; high southerly
winds becoming norhwesterly.
ror New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts, Rhode
Island Connecticut and Eastern New York fair MONDAY
and Tuesday: warmer tuesday brisk 70 high northwest
ery winds. diminishing
For District Of Columbia. Eastern pennsylvania view
Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia, fair Monday
and Tuesday, slowly rising temperature l"es1"'' ''
winds ,.i-
F9r Western New-York and Western Pfnnsyvanis talr
and warmer Monday. fair Tuesday hgh south"esterS
winds
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4 be rnn 70 Ashnry Park

ried out, special trains viii be run 20 Asbury Park
from all parts OF Monmouth County the day
OF the Presidents visit and Governor Voorhees,
the State officials and the Mayors OF the various
cities OF the State will be asked 10 join In the
festivities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

Charles Patton Craig wealthy resident OF
Duluth. OF the Hotel Imperial last night Il
am convinced" said Mr. Craig that the Demo
crats OF Minnesota are not such
PROSPERITY heretics on the money question az
KILLING they have been made 10 appear by
SILVER that wonderfully shrewd lieuten-
HERESY. ant OF Mr. Bryan. Charles \.
Towne There Is doubt that
Mr.. Towne Is eloquent man and pronounced
success a politician He has crystalzed the
free silver sentiment In Minnesota IN a manner
which is deserving Of admiration. But. despite his
Efforts ! believe that Bryan Is fast losing ground
in the State.
II think the great prosperity OF the State has as
much 10 do VITA this as anything else Duluth.
know. has never been prosperous in all her his
tory. The population Is increasing rapidly few
years ago vacant houses were 10 he found In every
street. Now u IL n hard matter TO find an unOc-
cuped dwelling Extensive building operations are
being carried on and everything points 20 an IN
precedented boom in the city's growth
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In thi, diagram continuous white line SHOWS we
changes IN pressure Indicated by The Tribune SCI
recording The dotted line shows the trhpera
lure as recorded a Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once July TO- a. m-The weather yesterday
was partly cloudy light showers The iemperaturs
ranged between - and - degrees. the average ="
hs,nx a., degrees lower thar that % saturday ane
degrees lower Of the corresponding dsJ OF As'
year. -,
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DIED.

They made Of 'rt pepsn and digest food promps-
IT, those J0hnson's Digestive Tablets.
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.pRINrEn MATTER ErC-Ge-man steamsrs salllns .,

TUESDAYS .ake Printed Matter etc. FOR Germany am
Specially Addressed Printed Mater. ete ~. 1917
PARTS II Europe American and White star steatnsIs
N Wednesdays. German steamers on Ihufs1ays an an.
Curarl French and German steamers on saturnsys
take Printed Matter etc. for all countries Tor "hieh
they are advertissd ~ carry mail. .,--.,-
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Mails named above additional supplementary nas ars
oparel on the piers u the American. English, fren.n
ana German steamers ard remain open until within
Ten Minutss - the hour q sailing Of steamer
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Heinigke xe,
a. Bowen, NJ Il hORlAL w IN ~ " D
Postofnce Notice.

Should he read DAILY by al interested. as changes
NAV az any time . 49, -,
Foreign mails Tor ne week ending July II. lsfs VIII
close promptly at the General fosofnce as
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier thaa
cl0 shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
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Liverpool ,ett-rs must be- directed per Cymric , az
a m Tor Europe. per = 'IAhn via CherDourg.
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directed per Lshn'')
WEDNESDAY-At a supplementary a. M Tor
Europe per . 'New-York. via southampt9n letters
for Ireland must be directed per New York J. al
n m fslpu leuentary 1890 M for Europe per o. D.
.reutonic. Queenstown az 1870 a. m tor Beigiun
direct per No0riland via Antwerp Qetters must
be directed per Noordand').
sATURDAY-At $50 a. n. for Europe. per 5 = am
pania via Queenstown detters for France switzerland
italy Spain Portugal Turke" Egypt and British lndla
must b. directed per Campania) D. at $50 A. m TOT
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When catching cold II Is safest to get doctors
prescription. one Of the best OF these Is Jayne's
Expectorant a,
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FOR TRAVELLERs IN EUROPE.

DAILY win sunday. 81 - a month. Atdress change
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changed often desired.
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IN NEW YORK CITY.
RENIITTANCES.

One cent per copy postage charged the
DAILY and SEMI-W EEKLY 70 mail subscribers In New
York City.
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ABBATT--At M0ntrose on Hudson. y. Y. on July
1899 Katherine Gibson Abbatt daughter ~ the iste
James Rsnwck ard Catherine Van keuren Gibson ana
wife Of the late William Mnturn Ahbatt.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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THE DAYS LESSON.

Cologne. June 90. 1899.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Ste Il nol ii d s Of 70 II I.
9rpctlNn, %. g., %. Of


Iuf BEN s0eriiIt StpiIfen
Der 9uffieio uno Bridge Strabe tru9
iid elm foloenihperer llnfan gu, Sin
Sphbatn}rG 5lisb ndmlih ploblic,
Itsden, unb cine @n2abl Der YaiIaQiere
itieg aus, UNI III SUB bic nGGite Saltes
%itation su erreifen. W}it einem Wall
Iebte iif Der qua rieber in 9eipaauno.
lno ebs ii1 bic auf benz 8eriiit 9e-
finoliGen in Siherheit bringen tpnn
ten, purben lie BON Der locomotive e.
faRt uno aus elmer 0Dbe BON 80 Sub
oui bus StrubenpTlditer binabaeidleu-
bert. 8. s. Mooon, Trant uno Wm.
Ronnftpn, Iopie Gbus. Wiabt unb Dr.
ouitus Snnber erlitten ihtpere Uerletz
rnesn. Cine Neoerin. Namens 2i5Sie
6iG, bic @uoen3euoin pes unfaas mar.
tra6 Dor S6red e%ntieelt auf offener
Strabe 3uiammen. uno SIMPLER itarb
flrS baraut i'm So'pital.
miles Girtel dpuna.
Wa!tmotpn, .. g., 90. Sft.
General Miles 1T in 9eal.ituna feiz
net Satin, i.iner 5ohter unb ieines
Mbjutanten nad benz Weitsn absereiit.
Gr tpirb guicaso, Omaha, Minneapos
lis, Seattle, San 6rancisco, San Mnz
tonic unb Nep Orleans beiuhen, pp
@rmee>p oftsn inipicirt tperben ipn.n.
Oi. Hiidtebr ipirb Mlitte Nopemb.r
e~rfolssn. Gs ideint alfo nidt, bab
Milss bas Commando in Wanila
iibsrnebmen tpirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

sind erfolgreicher ais Won irgend elmer anderen
Medizin. Seine grossen Kuren In wahrhafter,
Hberzeugender Sprache Won dankbaren MAN.
nern und Frauen aufgezeichnet, bilden seine
wirksamste Annonce. Viele Won diesen Kuren
sind wunderbar. Sic habcn das Vertrauen der
Leute gewonnen; haben Hoods Sarsaparilla
den ~grossten Verkauf in der Welt gegeben, und
haben fur seine Herbereitung das gr0sste Labo
ratorium auf der Welt n6thig gemacht.
Hoods Sarsaparilla list durch seine kuren,
welche es hervorgebracht hat, bekannt, Klren
der Scrofeln, Flechten und Hautkrankheit, Kuren
Won Rheumatismus, Neuralgia und schwachen
Nerven, Kuren Won Magenschwache. Leber-
beschwerden, Katarrh-Kuren welche beweisen