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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-06-29
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
VIZ" no Issued In row par.-y,,
twelve Regiments Needed
by Gen. OfIL

CHICAGO june GA special dispa,cl
from Washington saws:
PRESIDENT Mckinley has decided E,
1"'' % ior volunteers for service in tbe
'h'ilppines. 1t has been detcrmi,.
10 form at least nine regiments. and
possibly L. - -
ioF inc present the presiicn, C,.c,n.
nine or ten regiments enough and iti.
Understood this number is based on the
representations made by Gen. Ons
VINO is said to have recently amended
ms estimate of the force he viii rooo
IN maintaining peace in the islands
mere arc now $4,000 regulars in the
fhiiippines and there will shortly be .
reinforcement of at least 7.Oo).
This furnishes Gen. OTIS with tho
army he desired in The earlier es,i.
mates from Manila. Lately. however
ne has had occasion to revise those f,,-
ures' and under the influences of m.
more LIBERAL estimates Of Gen. Lawtor
ana othcr advisers he has informed Tho
W a'hington officials that the presence
Oh l@'ooo or 1900 volunteers to supple
ment the force of regulars will be
safeguard.
Actual enlistment for the new volun-
'eer regiments will be under the arms.
'fiicers and the records will be similar
o those which attnr5od ,l,,
u volunteers at the outbreaks
u the late war 1t is
'roOable the company strength
VII be maximum. and this would ,
i've for nine regiments volunteer 6
orce OF at least 1900. The call for
roops will be issued as soon as the s
eceSsary arrangements for recruiting 8
Istem can be made. '.
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NAPTHA LAUNCH PAUL JONES
The Finding OF the Tank of the y.
Throws More Mystery ., the Lossof
tho Gran IN the Gulf.

NEW ORLEANS, La. June 23.-Capt
NJ T. Doullett, of the steamer Inde.
pendence, has brought to the CITY a
piece Of the wreck of the naphtba
.auhch Paul Jones, Iost in the gulf last
January, which throws still more mvs-
terry on that disaster. The Paul Jones
was thought to have been DESTROYED By
the explosion of the naptha tank.
which would account for the comnlcte
destruction and sudden loss with all
on board.
This IS now shown to have been = to-
tally erroneous theory, for the naptba
tank was discovered by Capt. Dou.lett
intact and uninjured and still three
fourths full at Grand Gazicr island
near Breton islaad. where the wreck
was supposed to have occurred. The
tank was brought to the city.
some l. feet Of the launch was still /
adherlng to it and seemed 10 have been
cut of, indicating that the vessel was
run down in a collision. On the other
hand, the accident occurred where no
large vessels 90, and collision was
well nigh impossible The remainder
u the wreck will be brought to New
orleans from Grand Gazieron the next
rip Of the Independence.
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THE SMYRNA FIG INDUSTRY.
'roSsDie success OF tho Effort OF the Agri-
cultural Department to Establish
IL In California.

NAsHINGTON June 2G.-The apricul.
tural department has issued a bulletin
treating of the probable success, of the
efforts of the department to establish
'he Smyrna fig industry in California.
It appears that the fruiting of the
Smyrna fig is dependent upon the in
PRODUCTION from south Europe and the
estimate in California of a little insec;
which fertilizes the fig.
Experimental introductions of the
insect were thereupOn begun, and some
of them brought over in ls9S have sue
cecded in penetrating the c.oscd flow
ers of the Capri fig growing at Fresno,
making the first step of tlc expert
mental worl; success.
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READY TO ATTACK
Gen' Aguinaldo's Forces Rein
iorced BY 1900 Men +. ON
the AntipOlo Region.
LARGEST REBEL FORCES MOBILIzED.
Agu'naldo Takes Command of Gen
Luna's Army and VIII Attempt
10 Rctake San Fernando.
Two "em'crs of the scvonteenth Inf,,,rx
""u"ue"-Gen. MacArthur's Men
Are sleeping on Their Arm.
10 KepoI Any Attack.

MANILA, June "a 24-Aguinaldo doc.
no. seem to be satisfied with the AZ
Tempt OF the insurgents to retalsc San
fernando, and he has taken command
ol 'cn' Luna's army and has massed
tne largest rebel force yet mobilized.
orlhglng 1000 men from the Antipolo
region. He is exceedingly trouble
some Thursday night his men wound.
ca TWO members OF the 18th regiment.
"'n. McArthur's men are constantly
on the alert to rcpcl any attacks bv
the rebels, sleeping upon their arms
Inc general sincerely hopes that the
r"ipinoS will give him another chance
OF a battle, for the soldiers really on.
JOY an opportunity to fight them when
they can do so without wading through
swamps 10 catch them.
Hallway trains between Manila and
oan Fernando have been stopped for
several days while permanent rcnairs
were being made to the bridges along |
the route, but Friday the traffic was
resumed The transport Centennial.
Whlch has arrived here, had an excit-
ing experience while rounding Point
hngano on the northern coast of Lu-
zon' on her way to this port. She
STRUCK rock on Wednesday
and remained fast for several
hours during which time she was
surrounded by swarms of natives. in
canoes, who became menacinr. Cant
Eagle, who commanded the transport.
was compelled to throw overheard a
hundred tons of supplies in order TO
ighten the ship sufficiently to get her
afioat. Before this was effected the
had towcd the cargo ashore
ana were lighting over the spoils.
The cruiser baltimore recently
grounded at the same point but the
'atives feared to-approach her.
WASHINGTON, June 24-The war de-
'artment has received no official dis
'atches relative to the grounding Of
he t'snspert Centennial on the north
nd o< hsssn and the loss OF 100 tons ,,
4 ssepliee which were thrown over .,
oard TO l!slten the ship. According 6
tho record here the Centennial car 4.
ed l'SOO tons Of supplies, and it is be. O,
eyed they were all the property of III
ie subsistence department. The com ra
lssary officer at Manila has been y.
Ierried to know whether it is desira- bo
e to Immediately replace the supplies flo
hich were lost, If so, this will be co
ne at once. The Centennial was 81,
artered ship and not one of the reg. is
ar government transport fleet. To
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FIVE WERE DROWNED.
Sad Accident TO Bathing Party in Creek
Near Lampasas Tex-Two Bathers
Were Saved.

Houston, Tex, June 25.-A special
from Lampasas. Tex, says: Mrs. T. j.
Lloyd, living seven miles northwest of
this place with her five daughters and
a visitor, Moss Childers, went in bath
ing in a creek Friday. The three
youngest girls went beyond their
depth when their eldest sister and
Moss Childcrs went to their rescue and
all five were drowned. Mrs. Lloyd
saved her other daughter only by
heroic efforts. The bodies were rccov-
cred.
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Dreyfus May { ome TO America.

PARIS, June 22. 2.-Ex-Judgc Quesnay
de Beaurepairc, the rabid anti Drey-
fusite, says no evidence will be offered
against Drcyfus at the Rennes court
martial, and he will therefore be dis
charged. Whereupon. says de Beaure-
paire, Dreyfus will resign his commits
sion in the army and leave France for
some far distant country, perhaps
America.
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Adm. Dewey VIII Visit Bos,on.

BosTON, June 2G.-The Herald Mon
day says that Adm. Dewey will visit
Boston and be entertained there be-
fore he goes TO New York, this fore
cast being based on the reported state
ment of the United States consul at
Halifax that he has received word di-
rect from Washington that the Olym-
pia will make Halifax its first Ameri.
can stopping place.
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Destructive Storm In Nebraska.

hartley, Neb, June 2O.-This vi.
cinity was visited Sunday afternoon by
the most destructive hail and rain
storm in its history. For miles to the
northwest not a stalk of corn or spear
OF wheat is left standing. The
whole country is flooded and thou
sands of dollars worth Of property is
DESTROYED.
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The Boers ArmlnC.

BERLIN, June ga dispatch from
The Hague asserts that it is perfectly
understood in Dutch official circles that
the Transvaal government is arming
itself thoroughly and preparing to
make stubborn resistance in the
event Of war with Eng land. Several
h avy guns and % quick -frers for forts
are said 10 have teen ordered from the
KruppE
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Two Wen Run own byaT Train.

CHICAGO, June 23-,John Morrissey
and Dwyer Foster, of Port Huron,
Mich, were run down Ly a Chicago,
Rock Island Il Pacific train at -Four
teenth and Clark streets Thursday
night. Morrissey was killed and Fos-
ter so severely injured that it is feared
he NAV die.
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Dig society Eyent HnNann.

HAVANA. jun 24.-The biggest So
cial event since the American occupa-
tion was given Thursday night. Mrs.
Rathbone, wife of the director of
posts, Maj. i. c. Rathbone, gave
ball at which over 500 persons
were present, including all the best of
Havana society, American, Spanish
and Cuban.
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SANTIAGO DE CUBA, June 9s.-The
Spanish residents have requested per-
mission to celebrate a special mass on
July for the sailors who were lost a
year ago in she destruction OF Adm.
Cervera's squadron. They have been
assured II protection.
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Conservative Estimate Places the
Amount at Less Than One Hun
dred Million Dollars.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS OVER 500. .4co,gOe
Inc War Revenue for the Past Year
VIII Realize a Little Less
Than 100000, 900.
Inc war with Spain and the Trouble In
the Philippines Have Cos, the Amer
lean Government During This
Year About se5o.ooo, 900

u WASHINGTON June EFT is regard
ed as conservative estimate that tn
treasury deficit for the fiscs year 1893
: which closes ten days hence. will b.
less than sleo, OoO OOO
Already the receipts for the year n,
gregate over s49S, 500 OOO with the ex
penditures barely 500, 900. 600 more
with ten days, Judging from past year.
OF heavy receipts, yet to be accounted
for. Up to this date the customs re-
ceipts amount to over $500 400. 600: from
internal revenue s96s, $40, 600 was real
lied, and from miscellaneous sources
there was received S35, 500, 600
The total receipts from all sources
last year amounted to S4O5. 39l. 3S5.
while the expenditures aggregated
s44S, S,SGS, $50, leaving a deficit of $50.
0i7,247
From the closest calculation that can
now be made, the war revenue act.
which, with the exception o. a few
items, went into effect July /. 1895.
VIII realize for the year little less
than 500, 0O0 OOO The receipts from
tobacco alone will probablv
show an increase of 81. 500 GOO. /
beer and other fermentcd liquors /
an increase of over SIS. 600. 600 and
oleomargsrne an increase of about
$685.. 600. The two items which have
produced more than ten times as much
revenue as any two others are those
applying 10 documentary and proprie-
tary stamps On April 80 last,
these items had produced over S3G. 5O0-
OOO and it is not improbable that by
July the total will exceed si4, OOO OOO
The tax on legacies will probably pro-
iuce not much in excess of 81. 200. 900.
while the special collected from bank
,rs will exceed 81, 500, OOO.
The expenditures up to this time ag.
'rega;e about 5000, 600. 600. OF this
mount SOS, 900, 900 was paid out on /
from the war department. ,
1900, 900 on account of the navy. f,
1888 oo0 0s0 en accoun, OF pensions and :
early eao, ~ 900 on acaount OF
interest on the public debt: ST. q
10000 was paid to the Indians 9
nd sll7, 900 900 was disburscd on civil :,
nd miscellaneous account At this J.,
me II is impossible to state with any -,
'rtainty what the war with Spain and
ne troubles in the Philippines have g,
'st during this year, but an APP :,
roximation has been made of =.
he actual cash payments on these =.
counts which places the amount at ..
80, 100000. A calculation has been
adc at the treasury which shows that -:
e leaving out OF the reckoning the -.
80, OOO' 900 expended this year on ac- r.,
unit of the war; the 81, 900 600 pro-
ICED 10y the war revenue act and the ~
|. 1884 received from the Central
cifc the figures would show a sur y.
rs for the year approximating s2O. ~.
J, 900. Ia
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Inventor Joshua Gray Dead.

MEDFoRD, Mass, June 2G.-Joshua
Gray, an inventor, died Sunday. aged
10 years. lie invented system of
quick steaming boiler tubes. a rubber
tipped lead pencil breech loading
seven shot repeating rifle. n sewing
machine shuttle. railroad 81 nal and
an automobile, all of which are in
practical use.
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Secretary Alger In Washington

WASHINGTON. June 26. Secretary
Alger returned to the city Saturday
night after an absence of three weeks,
during which he visited New England
and afterward spent some time at his
home in Michigan. He says he has
enjoyed his outing very much and ap-
pears benefited by the change.
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Secretary AIger for Senator.

DETROIT, Mich, June 24-Gov. Pin
gree gave out Il public statement Fri
day to the effect that he had combined
with Secretary Alger in the interest of
Alger's senatorial candidacy, Gen.
Alger will not withd. aw under any
circumstances, nor will he spend any
money In the campaign.
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President Thomson, Successor.

PHILADELPHIA. June 22.-The direc-
tors of the Pennsylvania railroad Wed.
nesday elected A. j. Cassatt president
of the Pennsylvania company, the cor.
poration which operates the lines west
of Pittsburgh. Mr.. Cassatt succeeds
the late Frank Thomson, and this ac-
tion places him in control Of the entire
svstcm
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No Doubt as 10 Luna's De,,h

lioNG KoNG. June 25.-The Filipino
junta now admits that Gen. Lima was
assassinated. The death of Luna is
deplored as a dire loss to the Filipino
cause.
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A shoryage Of About $4,000.

NORWICH, Ct, June GA partial
examination Saturday of the books of
.ex-Tax Collector George l.. Griswold,
who was arrested Saturday, self-con.
fessed embszzler, shows shortage of
about ya5, 90.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-The Times
Wednesday prints special from At
lantic City, \. j., stating that Gen.
Miles who is at the seashore, will re-
ceive the command of the American
forces in the Philippines and tina, in
all probability he will start for Manila
within a week.
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Gen. Gordon's Home Burned.

ATLANTA, Ca, June 2S.-Gen. John
Is. Gordon's palatial home, built in
1869, was completely destroyed by fire.
Members of the family succeeded in
saving the generals books, pictures
and war relics.
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SANTIAG GO DE- CUBA. June 96.-Thirty-
three cases Of yellow fever with five
deaths have been officially reported
since beginning OF the present out
break. One death occurred in the 5;h
infantry, the other four were civilians.
Capt. FabriciuS popular medical Off
Ger, died Sunday.
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Gen. Wheeler Go.. In IN. phu,oo,.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Gen. Joseph
Wheeler has been ordered by Secretary
Alger to prepare to go to the Philip
pines lie will go on an alleged secret
mission, but it is well understood that
as soon as he arrives he will be given
command OF brigade OF 1900 men
and put in active service.
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Died In Terrible Agonv.

MOUNTAINsBoRO, Ala, June o.
While Mrs, Thomas Appleton, post
mistress at Homer, was opening the
mail her two-year-old son picked up a
bottle of carbolic acid and spilled it all
over his breast and bsdy. lie died in
agony few minutes later.
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Gov. Roosevelt Offers Troov&

KANSAS CITY, June a4-Gov. Roose.
vslt telegraphed President Mckinley
Friday informing the president, that,
in the event of call for volunteers
being made, New York was prepared
to furnish all the men the government
might ask for and asked that an oppor-
tunity be given New York state to do
nj
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Three Were Drowned.

NORFOLK, Va. June %. While nine
colored people were rowing on the Pa
munkey river their boat capsized,
drowning Cable Lewis Gertrude Allen
and her child.
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Gen. De la Roaue Under trre.t

PAEis, June 22.-Gcp. De La Rogue,
director of artillery in the ministry of
marine, has been placed under rigor-
Gus arrest The offense with which
he is charged has not yet been made
public
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A MILE IN ONE MINUTE.
Paced by Locomotive, Charles Murnhx
VIII Attempt 10 Make That Time
on bicycle

NEW YoBX. june 2a-Char!cs llur-
ply, paced by lesono,ips rode a mile
on Il bicycle in one m.sute and Ave
seconds neaF Nay wood. l. l.. Wcdnes-
day The ride was n practice sprint.
On June 80 he will endeavor TO cover
the mile in one minute. between the
rails of the Long Island
Railroad Go. for two miles
has been laid a smooth, pine
flooring. Half mile is allowed for
getting M speed and half a mile for
slowing down. The pacing locomotive
IS one Of the biggest owned by the
Long Island railroad which is taking
an active interest in Murphy's attempt.
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VIII Command British Forces.

LONDON, June 22.-Thc Daily Tele-
graph Wednesday morning says 1t un-
derstands that in the event of war with
the Transvaal Lieut. Gen. Sir Redvers
Henry Bueller will be the commander
of the British forces in South Africa.
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Young Choate's Appointment

WASHINGTON, June % Joseph II.
Choate, jr., son of Ambassador Choate,
has been appointed thire assistant
secretary of the United States en- mbassy
at London, to succeed Spencer Eddy,
transferred TO Paris.
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Battle of santiago Anniversar,.

NEw YORK, June 22.-The city coun-
Gil Tuesday adopted resolution maxi
ing July a holiday in this city in
commemoration Of the first anniver-
sary of the battle of Santiago.
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Contributions to the Dewey Fund

WASHINGTON, June 22.--The contri-
buttons TO the Dewey home fund re-
ceived Tuesday by the national COM
mittce amount to S9O9, which makes
the total subscriptions to date 50, $50.
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British Troop in south Africa.

LONDON, June 22.-Thc Daily Mail
says Thursday morning that the inn
perial government has practically de-
cided upon gradual reinforcement
of the British troops in South Africa
up TO a total increase of 10000 men.
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WOOSTER o., June 25-John j. Hull
linger, helpless pensioner, is rcceiv-
ing S12 per month. Recently he wrote
the pension department that he was
receiving too large pension; that $50
would be sufficient, He is entirely
helpless and requires an attendant.
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Mrs. Hogsh,ud Promoted

NAsnIS6ToS, June 2a.-Mrs. Ann K.
Hogshcad, clerk in the Cincinnati in.
ternal revenue Office, has been pro.
NOTED from yi,UUU 10 Si,eUd
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WAsHINGTON, June %. The honorary
degree of LID. was Thursday con-
ferred by the Georgetown university
on Rr. Adm. Winfield Scott Schley and
George W. Maville Maj. Gen. Joseph
VIII. eler, Hon. W. Bourhc Cochran. of
New York; DR.. Samuel Busey, District
OF Columbia; DR.. Daniel Brewer Illi-
nois, and Hon. Thomas Herran, United
States OF Colombia. Gen. Wheeler, DR..
Brewer and Hon. Thomas Herran were
unavoidably absent
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Etc Democratic Convention at
Louisville, Ky, Again in
the ThrOcS of DiScOrd.
lTAIRNiN REDRINE'S BACKBONE.
s.ffu>c, 10 Have Policemen Thrown
out of the Hall at Request Of
the Hardin Men.
he, Ttc,eut Further BAiioting For Gov
enor bv singing longs, Shouting and
Othrr Disorders-S Stone Leaders
Go over to Hardin.

r..rrlr Kv June q Tho democratic
saturday afternoon and evening
..t.a ballots before The adjournment
Monday The nine ballots taken
-... l-.' AMI >o announced TO the con-
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hsher Wirs The Iiaht

Afw foLn. june g, 7-N.yr -, knee ,ed
Aorryiasilsrlip ip ,ha fi5f. rYgYpp, nr
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Shauriaer Funo.
ct. 0ouis, Mo., %. Mai.

en- einsm Sofs on Der Rortb Sap!pr
Gtrabe itisBsn Irbeiter beim 8raben
auf cine mi. msnihli6en &noden an
sefiiute &iits. Ciielben iparsn ger.
brDden rne I'm S6dcel paren stpei
2Dher, bic ME &ugelloder ausiaben.
Die aiite battle ieoenfaus idcn ieit
pielen Ssubrrn IN Der Groe gelegen.
Sm Sabre 1892 peri6pano Elm
MtGohen Nanens Hiharbs unb bi.
9|plisei nsiat irBt Der Iniiht gu. bab
es e,mrrbet, bic 2ei6e aerftiiGelt une
in Ter seiunrcnen aiite perSraben
truroe.
Ter SbeeperprauU Der Spn'
boner gcpolteruns wiro auf etpd
l,25O,O0O, 600 Yints i'm Sabre &C.
i1Gbt.
Gigentbimer BON Sabr'
rabern sibt es, elmer neuen @ufitd'
lung sufolse. in Grantrei4 CUR Set
800. GAO.
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7as bette 9ufenmittsl auf Groen.
QNarner'S 9Nhite SNine of Tar En-.

rub, Sdwinoiadt Seilmittel, beilt
cine Grtdltuns in "a Stunoen, wenn
;eitis senommen; es ltellt ben Sniten
ni6t Elm in elmer Minute. inbem IS
Ben Sdlunb paraliiirt, iobern es beilt
bic aranebeit unb ldbt gals nnb ean=
gen seiunb unb jtarf. IS uub 5Oets.
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@ubte tpieotr uttfebren.

ponce, pprto Hito, %. Mai.
Der amsritaniide Sransport>O DAM
pier nWeaoe", Der en- Wontag, ais sr
nit benz 10. Snfanterie : Hest. an
Hprb ben bieiigen Safen perlieb, aui
lin Wrad rannte uno besbalb umteba
rem mubte, trat eeitern 4benb ieint
Sabrt gum S~fpsiten Male an, mubtt
aber teute Moreen pieoer umtebren
ba tas Tabraeus infolge zines 2ets
WaiIer aiebt.
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und ewig wird Hoods Sarsaparilla ais Blut-
Reiniger anempfohlen. Seine grossen Kuren sind
durch gereinigtes Blut vOllbracht- Kuren der
Scrofeln, Flechten, Hautkrankheit, Rheuma-
tsmus, Neuralgia, Katarrh, Nervositat, Nerven-
schwache. Es kurirt wenn anderes nutzlos ist
we'll es
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2panteu.
S;braltdr, %. mai.

Yer amer. 9iilfstreu5er ryoiemite"
nit benz Gdpt. Hiharo q. Hearr, benz
neusrnannten omtr. Souperneur fur
9uam, 1T Tier euf Der Scbrt nod Der
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