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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-20
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

Commencement has been made on a
large addition to the Durfee block at the
corner of Cross street and Brookside ave-
nue.. Centrevile.
The funeral OF Joseph Gardner. an old
and prominent resident OF Hope, was
terday, the Royal Society of Good Eel
lows had fun charge OF the arrangements
and buried him with the ceremonies OF
the order.
Mr.. Frank Potter OF Cranston met with
an accident while driving through Natick
last evening. BY some means the horse
became frightened and collided with a
telegraph pole throwing out Mr.. Potter,
who fortunately escaped injury and COM
pletcly wrecking the carriage.
Last evening an unknown man who Is
supposed to have come from Providence
was discovered lying across the electric
car tracks on River street at about sAs
o'clock. He was removed from the track
just in time TO escape being struck by the
car from Providence. He was supposed
TO be drunk. but upon his trying to get
upon the rails a second time. he was
Judged 10 be insane. He finally walked
down River street, Natick, and took the
next car for Providence.
The meeting of the North Scituatc La.
dies Society was largely attended on
Wednesday evening I'm the vestry Of the
Baptist church, and the entertainment
given was much enjoyed by the large au-
dience present. The meeting was a social
and financial success and the proceeds
will add 10 the church treasury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-20

VIII be sold by public auction, TUES
DAY, August IA. 1900. at Il o'clock m,
on the premises. by virtue OF the power
of sale contained I'm that deed OF mort
gage, made and executed by Will
liam Jamieson and Jennie A. jamie
son, his wife. di.ai May i4th,
1890, and recorded I'm book number 1l3.
page 165. OF the records OF mortgages OF
real estate In Providence. II. L., the
conditions OF the said deed OF mortgage
having been broken
That certain lot OF land. with all Inn
provements thereon, situate on the north-
erly side OF Comstock avenue. In said
Providence. whereon II bounds southerly
forty feet and holding the same width ex-
tends back northerly about ninety-elght
feet 10 land OF Alpheus j. Snow. and In
laid out aud DESIGNATED as lot number
I'VE (b) on that plat entitled plan OF land
belonging 20 w. g. Burgess and VIM
Butler. by ]. Howe. which said plat is
recorded in the land records OF said
Providence, In plat book number s. page
10 and on plat card number 2i7. being
the same premises described IN said deed
of mortgage.
By order Of the Mortgsees.
Providence. July 10 1900.
. ,u,c.sAs7, ,3laus. 7,ie,is.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-20

NOTES ABOUT TOWN

Drum Major William III. Taylor of the
Seventh Artillery at Newport, who has
been visiting Sergt. MacVicar of this
city, returned last night to the City by
the Sea very much pleased at the man
ner he was entertained here.
Peter j. Burke refused to halt his
horses at the corner of Dorrance and
Westminster streets at $40 last evening.
when ordered 10 do so by Patrolman
Streeter, and today he was fined s. and
costs in the police court.
Percy Allenson was held in $500 for the
grand jury by Judge Sweetland, having
waived an examination on the charge of
keeping liquor nuisance.
Adolph Marks pleaded not guilty i'm the
Sixth District court today to making a
simple assault upon Mark Stopick, and
gave surety I'm 500 for trial next Tues
day.
Winifred Sheldon OF No. l9i Weybosset
street. reports that her trunk was broken
open last night and that so worth Of
clothing was taken.
Thomas Jones was fined 81 and costs
by Judge Sweetland today for stealing a
copy of morning newspaper.
Frank Dearborn OF No. % Park street,
reports that his wife, Mary, A. years
old. has been missing since the 18th.
Lazarus Peters of No. 81 Lippitt street,
was bitten on the thigh by dog, while
riding his wheel on No Main street, last
night
Harry Wallace was tried before Judge
Sweetland today for the larceny of 81
worth of lumber. the property of DIR.
Isaac w. Sawin. The humber was taken
from lot on North Main street, at the
foot of Constitution Hill, where the doc
tor was tearing down Some houses. Wal
face said that he had permission to take
the truck and as there was no evidence
of criminal intent. the court ordered om
to be discharged.
Annie Jackson admitted sufficient ev-
dence I'm the Sixth District court today to
convict her of being a common night
walker, and being sentenced to the farm
for months, took an alpeal and fur
nished surety for the same
The alarm from box II at III O'Clock this
morning was for a slight fire I'm yard
at the rear of the II. s. Gutta Percha
Paint Works. on Mathewson near West
Exchange street. No damage was done.
NAp0I IrON JONESff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-20
A WIFE-BEATER.
Separation Of the GIIheeneys
and Controversy Over Their
Children Led to Trouble.

John ]. Gilheeney was tried before
Judge swcetland today for assaulting his
wife, Margaret Giiheeney. at Polk
street on July 9TH.
The Gilheeney's separated last Thanks
giving, and since then there has been
quite controversy regarding the custody
Of their three children. who latterly have
been living with the father.
On the day of the assault the wife
went TO see the children and met the re-
spondent in the yard, and as the babies
ran to her. Gilheeney seized her by the
arm, punched her I'm the face and chest
and bruised her arm and side.
Gilheeney said he presumed that his
wife intended to kidnap the children and
that he did not strike her; but forcibly
took one child from her arms.
The respondent was adtudged guilty.
was scored by court for his foolish and
brutal conduct. and was fined $40 and
costs. An appeal was taken.
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A HARD BLOW.
Archie White Broke Archie lo-
sephson's Nose Because The
Latter Pushed a Wh00|man

A complicated assault case came up In
the sixth district court today.
Archie Josephson is employed in one
of the jeweiry shops In the Kent * stan
ley building.
Night before last he was leaving the
building. and as he stepped into the
street he was run into by bicycle rider
Josephson. feeling indignant, pushed
the wheelman over.
Just then, Archie White, who had no
interest whatever I'm the AFFAIR, came
along, and without waiting TO ask for an
explanation, struck Josephson In the
face and broke his nose all TO pieces
since then Josephson has been In the X.
l. hospital.
White pleaded not guilty OF an assault.
in the sixth district court today. and was
held. In $1,000 for trial next Tuesday.
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O'GRADY is IMPROVING, BUT
HIS ASSAILANT is AT LARGE.

After considerable troulSe the police
identified Kentucky as Henry Bacon.
OF Louisville. KY. but beyond that fact.
and that he had been wording in the
kitchen OF Westminster street restau-
rant they could gain nothing.
Bacon ram ~ut OF the Windsor hotel
barroom as soon as he had cut O'Grady
and no trace or his whereabouts was dis
covered until about midnight. when II
was said that he was seen going in the
direction OF Worcester.
The detectives are Therefore working In
that field and hope by the aid of the
police OF the towns along the Providence
and Worcester railroad TO apprehend the
fugitive.
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DIED.

BALLOU-1n this city, 10th inst, Elmer
W., infant son of Elmer w. and Ella
q. Ballou. aged n months, days.
BENNETT-rn Pawtucket, 18th inst,
BENJAMIN Bennett. In the s5th year OF
his age.
i,..oGAN--In this city. on the 18th inst,
Thomas Brogan.
cLARKE-In South Seekonk, Mass. 18th
inst. george Edward Clarke, I'm the
55th year of his age.
COTTER-In crsnston. 18th inst. Gather
Inc. wife of the late william Cotter.
DEvEREAUx-In this city on the
18th inst. John J. r. Devereaux, aged
G years.
DUNBAR-1n Taunton. Mass. July ie
Joseph Dunbar, In the 18th year OF his
age
HAMMIITs-In Bristol. 18th inst, George
L. HsmmilL IN the fsth year Of his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-20
BIG MARY BUTLER
Sat on Her NeighbOr and Il
Took Two Men TO Pull
Her Away.

Something Is the matter with the wo-
men. They are coming before Judge
Sweetland almost daily on the charge OF
assault.
Mary Butler was up today. for attack
ing Bridget Fox at 81 Borden street yes
terday.
Mary is large and muscular and 1t re-
ouired two men to pull her Off Bridget's
body, the final brean OF the clinch being
when Mary's fingers were disentangled
from Bridget's hair
Later the respondent retracted and
upon the further statement by the police
that shc was drunk and dared Mrs. Fox,
a sickly woman, to come co the yard at
any time OF any day, and that she choked
Mrs. Fox, the court fihed Mrs. Butler s2u
and costs.
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FOR ISLANDER,
Miss Pagano Sues verroni and
Will Try to Get $4,000
Damages.

Antoinetta Pagano of Providence has
begun suit against Quesrini yerroni Of
Warwick TO recover $1,000.
The suit Is brought on account of GER
tain alleged slanderous and derogatory
charges made by verroni against Miss
Pagano.
In her declaration Miss Pagano says
that Verroni not only used cruelty false
words against her. though she has al
ways been young woman OF the most
respectable life, but said he would not let
his brother marry her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-20

The committee on city property of the
city council is engaged this afternoon
in examining plans for the proposed new
fire stations in Johnston and on Douglas
avenue. and also considering what
changes are necessary at the fire station
at the junction OF Smith and Orms
streets.
According TO the records at City Hall
the property OF Rafael DeAngelis has
been attached by the Brownell a. Field
company for 500.
Poll taxes still continue 20 be paid
pretty regularly at the city tressurer's $
Office, but they are being paid voluntari-
ly, and Mr.. McCabe has very little to do
NAPOLEON JoNEsli
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-20

Robert o'Grady OF crompton. who was
stabbed In the abdomen In North Main
street saloon yesterday afternoon, BY =
young man known as Kentucky" whom
he had picked upon, and unnecessarily.
is improving.
When he was first taken to the Rhode
Island Hospital his case was considered
10 be very critical and the fear was en-
tertained that he would not survive until
morning.
He has been steadily improving since
the early hours of the morning and this
afternoon was quite comfortable with a
good chance for ultimate recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-20
PROVIDENCE LINE.
FOR NEW YORK, THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Steamers Plymouth and Pilgrim"
In commission.

hne orchestra on each.
From Providence Steamers leave Fox
Point, Providence. every day in the week.
except Saturdays, at $40 p. m. Due New
York 700 a. IN. Steamer PLYMOUTH
touches Newport Sundays. leaving there
at 1000 p. m.
From New York Steamers leave Pier
49, North River. loot of Murray street,
every day I'm the week. except Sundays.
Leave there at BIS a. m. Due Providence
$500 a. m.
For tickets and staterooms apply at
office of 10. G.. Windsor, Ticket Agent,
corner of Weybosset and Custom House
streets. or on steamer after 800 p. m.
q. VI. TAYLOR,
Genl Passenger Agent, New York City.
@. A. GUNpERSON. Agent,
Fox Point Wharf.
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woacEsrER DIVISION.

FOR woRcEsTER-5:5s.. s:s5 (exp). 7:5e
lexp. to Woonsocket, $3.50 doc. expl.
exp. Ais S Sexp. to woonsocfet}. SIS.
1888 (exp. to Woonsocket). 9:5S y m (ac-
com }. Sundays Gall exp: to Woon-
MILLv1Li4E-5:5S. S:35, 1856, $50. u:6e
m: i:3. AIS. 5:5S 1858, s:5S p m. Sum
days-7:56 a m; 5:5s. 1853 p m:
WOONSOCKET AND BLACKSTONE
$3.50. 6:35. 7:o5, 1856. s:6. 9:25. $50; II 20.
1866 a m; 1:i5, 1:3s $3.50, 4:l5, i:30, 5:25.
5:5S. 6:25,- 7:25, 1868. 9:5s. 1880 p M Sun
5.aS 6.ss e.2s 7.e5 7.5s o. m.
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MIDLAND AND CENTRAL DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence as follows:
FOR BosToN. Terminal-s:oA, $40 a ms
turn ta4ss sSS m; M sSnssysssTs is'Ss sss sis M ns S
FsANHyIINs:& unSay sis s. $40 m; 1905, 4:5o. eos
n NOS Sunday day 7;ss ss.o % 4so IiS g.og -
ccHRRiAiNSsfToN@s:ss. cHRii 500 q m: ia:Os, l;S. 5:x,
6:i2. 1880 m Saturdays-li:l2 p m.
KsNHlSazTsviELEa sHasazs1f & 1916. s4a m.
MSEassHaLANyTIcufAl9:o5. SasaLaSyT yS Ut - 6:s5. sp m.
saturdays.il;l2 m -. .zo
poNrI4Snsds VI Saturday.. III S; % SUI sunday; VS.
NAT1cpK. l,sTs 3 m' RIyEgpoINg, CENTRE
TpLNsssl TtLks AsrHoMi s.as NJ is6S ASp Ask 4ss s s
1880 p m. Saturdays-ll:12 p M Sum
AS9fId fssf; 9yEDsEsSss s,g s',S Is SATIN:
c6SvyENTRYp SSysNTislY ? psTnMfT 81 sTrasKsS saKREESE oNE-
co, MoOsUP AND PLAINFIELD-e;@
sRERRLING, yEwETT CITY. cANTER-
BURY. SCoTLAND-6:3S, 9.os m;
vfERsAigLEs. ffs IL y s. BALTfcS. soWTH WIND
AID And NoRwIcH-s:sS. s:os M; AIS
r1s9KR}r 2P n. ssesRgIB NSRgBHRG iRFsi0ye 0Wye2rE..BuRx
AID ND DANbqRXygiiSS2e p. sHn }NgiSe nFbr.ru Z r. STA
TIoNs -6:4S. $40 m; ALL. s:T tsatur-
days 1i;l7 p M.
Via boat from Fall River.
asieeplng cars only. CAN parlor cars.
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences to g eefiIaaS1gnj FETER CLARK.
A. C. KENDALL. Gen'l supt
General Passenger Agent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-20

at Oakland Beach. Pleasant ride on
cars, pleasant walks and lawns GO,
course dinner from s to o'clock. One
dollar.
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wARRrM AND oRIsToL BRANCH

Leave Providence (Fox Point Station) for
FALL RIyER--6:3o. 1880. $50. 1880 q m;
l:ye. 3:so. 4;So. $50; $50 p m Sundays
NEWPORT-S:3o, 1850, $3.50. 30 m; 1:3os
$3.50. AGO. $3.50, 1880 p m. Sundays-7:So,
$50 q IN; l:3o, 5;S0 p M,
--G.3o. 7:3o. $50. u:3o . m; 1880. 3:3es Ais
4:3O (exp.), $50, $3.50. $780,. n:3o m:
Sundays-7:3o. $3.50 q m; 1870. $50, $50
m.
Electric cars leave Market Square, PROVE
dence at Clio. 7:10. S:10. u:10 m; 1:10s
$40, 3:55, 4:10. $40 6l0. 7:10. 11:l0 y ms
6.10 p m.
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sroMlMeIon DIVISION.

FOR NEW YORK (via Stonington Line)
sos m. sundays--S:sS D m.
FOR NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK
Shore Line)-a1:l2. LIS daily, S:02. 1910
4:lO daily. 6:io daily. Qor New Ha-
ven) S:22 y m daily.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
River)-lo:lo a m (excep. Sundays); S:2s
FoR NEW LoNDoN-a1a2, LIS daily,
East Greenwich). HOB Qimited), IA
daily m: 2:10. 2:15. 4:10, Ais. Sis, 6:10,
S:22 IN daily. Sundays--7:55 m; 4:55
m.
HOPE and Way Stations-6:so, $50 m:
1880 2:30. 4:3o. $50. $50. 1850 m Sat-
urdays only) Sundays--9:i0 m; $50
m.
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Chicago Markets.

BY GEORGE n. BuRNHAM.
Equitable building.
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vISUul tects than fIom steam and water
aud prevents 'ss'Is si''iDs Sssso;srY's sSs ~ h.. On
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RAILROADS
-
NEW YORK NEW nAvGN AND
HARTFORD RAlLRoAn
RAILROADS.
A Time Table giving full information
rs 10 local and through train service
may be Obtained at Providence station
and stations below;
pRovIDsscE omsIos.
rsslu ss~'es from vssvlasnes.
Corrected TO July 7. 1900.

BOSTONgTss5Pmsiaaasl sas 70. ststiGnnnss stat s'o5 s
io;es 2 m; l2;o2. 600, 2:oi; s:2S, l:oa 5:02.
sSnasys&.ss So So sS ss s: s;Ss s:os isi% sss m: m:
lz:0S: S:3S, 4:0S. eos 7:56. sos S;55 y m Re-
s,ssFRing ,s.ca \, lssys s Boston ysr%lnsi 5sssisn,
i:Ss s4s @ s.eS o. sas &c s'is 80 So isis Sas
1898 !;S e; SIS. 1893 m; is;n. 500. s:iS.
ATTIEBoR3-n4s:sy s ma % 5.4o. sa7. s:4o 7.os.
2:os. s;N. ,t:Os a:4o. 5:0a. $40. s:OS. GAO.
M Hs iS:S sss lGs & g4S a. sos ssnaaS: NJ is:Ss,. IS,
NORTH H. ATT'LEBoRio tsT' g, And PLAIN
p m. sundays-6:4o a m; 3:lo p m.
WAMPuM. WRENTHAM, NORWOOD
GENTRAL. NORWOOD AND DIED.
sundays-S:4o "a a M; n s:4o D IN m. =" "'
s:o2. lO:o2 m; i2:o2. 204. 4:o2. 5:o2. 6o2.
s s sSs ie SSs m M ,sos. sSRasyss scs. sS So sSs
FfTcHBuRG and way statiyns-5:4o
s:os m; i2;oz. 400 m. sundays-i;os
LOWELL and Way Stations $40 m:
IT iz;yS, 4:0S m Sundays-i;oS m
s%toNToS $40 - q AND new BEpHoEps. aiS iio
s:4o, n:4O m. sundays-6:4o. $40 m:
MIDDLEBoRo-s $40. $40, io:4o a m; is:4o.
z;4o, $40, 4;iO, 5:40 y m. Sundays--6;ie
m.
PLYMoUTH-6:4o m: 1910. 4:4o m
Sundays-640 a m
PROVINCETOWN and Way Stations
$40 a M; 2:40 m.
go go $40 q m; 1910. 2;4o. s:4o. 4:ao p m.
COTTAGE CITY-6:40. $40 a m: 1910. $40
p m. Sundays-6:40 m.
NANTUCKET--6:40 a m; 12:40 D. m. Sum
days-6:40 a m.
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NAPOLEON JoNEsii
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This ol6-establishod house wholesale
and retail ICE at fair prices. and By
prompt attention to business and the en-
8epartments 8ts e. merit Uud ec : continusnc. @ % ct sss
patronage 80 long enjoyed.
Telephone 11es.
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81 beilen. so Gts. unb 81 90 per
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Vpm 8algens saanbioaten aeleimt,

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foIten. Wdbreno Der Director in
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Christian Association. Sofort
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Saben sic ihled,teS 0slut2

Us limb tiefiiBenoe, bartnddi9e Sale
BON Slut< uuo Saut &ranfbeiten, pelhe
ben 0oftoren uno Eatente0tebieinen @i>
oerltanb leiiten uno bic B. B. b. beilt.
@eibtuiire. freiienbe @unben. iudenoe
6lehten, 8rebs @eihpiire, Sfrppbeln,
Slutper9iftune. bic Gusihldse oeruriaht,
ansfallenbes Saar, Solss unb Nfnnbs
8eldiuiire fuerben ppn idlechtem Blute
peruriadbt nno peroen ihnea BON B. B B.
(Botanic Blood Balm) bem beiten Blut>
retni9ungssWtittel Der Belt, sebeilt. Wan
rage in Npotbeten nah Botanic Blood
Balm; @roBe 5lalhe $l,00. Sautauslhlaa
bel &inoern tuiro ifneiI ourb B. B. B.
sebeilt. 9Reoiciniide @nueiiuns frei.
asreTs: BLOOD BALM CO.,
l0,S,ljw Atlanta, Ga.
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"EUREKA SPRINGS"

giner Der ib6niten Iusflues= unb
Sommer : NufentbaltSorte lit "Eu-
reka Springs. Sn ben 8lauen
S5arfs Bergen oes n6rbliben Nrfan=
Ias eelesen, bat es Elm uniibertroffez
mes Slina. Veite gltfpmooationen
in ben 6otels. @dbreno oes eansen
Sabres neroen BON Der ''FRISCO
LINIE' lebr nieoriee &unoiabrt=
Staten auseegebeu. Wtan penoe iib
an ben 8elbdftSfiibrer oe5 "Cres-
cent Hotel, Eureka Springs,
pegen ueuer Yarnpblete.
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1ie allaetmeime 1raae

iit Jest: n@obin iofl ih in bieiem Som=
mer reiien?"
Sic lit lebr leiht beanttuortet
Nab bem gioroen, Often Dber 9Seiteil
nit mem ihnellen KATY FLYER"
elm wide vestibuled'' i3ua nit Buffet
Shlafpagen uno reclining chair cars"
SiBe frei.
s8enoet gueb an irsenb eiuen Katy
gsenten, Der bereitluilliait irsenb tpelbe
Nustnnft in Seaug ailf 8aten. 5a6rseiten
&C., 9eben fuirb, ooer ihreibt on
W. q. Grub,
Gen. Haii & 3. Get., Dallas, Ser.
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3rpb hires @iidsuas ppn Sire

- 3rub ibres &iifsugs ppn Yre>
toria - oer BON 8otba meiiterbaft
geoedt tpuroe = baben Die Buren
ben 8iberitano bod nod feines=
ipegs aufgegeben. Sic baben Die
Giienbabn 5tpiiben Hoobepaal uno
Imerica Sioius auf ca. q Meilen
oufgeriiien unb Die .3ufubr fir Die
9ruppen oes 2prb Hpberts oaourd)
in arger Meiie erlhmert. 0rei Gage
lang bat man pon Hpberts 9eihts II,
hDren befOmuleu.
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Sparett Sic S6r Gefo!

Cine Sdadtel BON 9utt's pi(l.n IT..
ipart Sbnen oiele Dollars fiir Doitor,
8sdnunsen. Dieie Yilen turir.n I'M.
ter alien nmltdnoen iammtlihe ourd ben
Was.n. bic 9eber ober tte Gins.meios
peranlaBten &ranfhsitsn.
Gs if oiss brine sswasft pebauptnn&
D.nn ssssn 2opfidm.r,sn, 1Dsp.p
li., Walaria, 0srltopfuns uno @alltr
leibsn ssbrauden Willionsn Qsuie
1mtt'S &eber YiAem.
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perlangen eine idneae Nfittbeiluns.
pie Ttr1t.
Don Deinrid Ssibtl.

Aus benz Retd ber t.iebern Dinse,
Der getneinen NasEdfett,
3stt bte 2erde tbre 9dptnge
9n ben 4ether blan nnb nett.
Stebt tbr Wett aud ipohf gebnrgen
Aut ber fefen Grbe @runb,
Stetgt fe aufipdrts ieben Morgen
ilnS bas Sohffe tptrb ibr fllnh.
Nlfo bon ben Grbenbtngen
@enbe aufu6rts bein @eitft,
2ab bte Seele fret ii4 i9mingeu
Mus benz Stnub tn's golbne Qt@t.
DEM es lebrt bic bobe Sunbe
Dieter 8ogel grau unb fletn:
6eimtf& auf bsm grbengruube
llnb bes Stnme!s mddtig ieinl
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Gin 1bier, sas ieim opter pernid,tet,

Gin 1bier, baS feim Cpfcr uernihtet,
lit oas @egenitiif sur 8eritopiune.
Die &raft unb Der @influB bieler
aranfbeit tbeilt iid oem gon5en a0r=
per nit. ''Dr. Kings New Life
Pills" benirfen cine libere unb
oauernoe 6eilung. 0as Bette in
Der Welt fir Wtaeen=, 2eber= unb
ytlerenz9eloen. 25 gts. 3u baben
bel s. &alteper & Spbn.
gs 1T be5etdlneno fir bic groenf reuben:
Oas erite aen5sriin sldnst an 3rauers
rueiben.
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