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The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-12

l witnessed. The king owns a mag
nificent yacht OF 1000 tons burden and
10 knots speed. The vessel is equal
In every respect to any Americans
private yacht. On the occasion Of a
certain celebration elaborate fireworks
were set on on the Menam river. and
the king invited the foreign representa-
lives TO come aboard his yacht and
view the display. The king and queen
sat in front, while l, with the wife OF
one OF my colleagues. was directly back
OF the royal pair. The evening was
cool. and the lady at my side becOm-
ing cold asked in a very low tone il
I would not go and get her wrap. Be
fore ! had time even to start the king
suddenly sprang up. took of the cape
which be wore and politely and quick
ly placed II over her shoulders. She
accepted the favor and wore the coat
until i returned with her own. This
little act shows the extreme thought
fulness OF the king"
WILLIAM r. BRITToN.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-12
JOHN BARRETT.

cumulatcd art. Temples were over
thrown. palaces were ruined. ana men
were enSlavcd. DcSolati0n remained.
ami these peoples have not in the in
tervcninc centuries been able Ia regain
their former position.
In the meantime the white races
have built upon this stolen foundation
a magnificent civilization. In the
course Of time they have come To the
point when for their own preservation
il is necessary To seek much closer in
tercourse with the southern races Of
Asia. Now the king welcomes this
change. He believes that the white
races are returning as saving inilu-
ence Ia lift up the yellow races. The
EuropcatiS and Americans come back
almost as teachers To introduce their
methods and habits. The king is not
alarmed. but looks forward To the time
when his people will emulate the
achievements Of the white races.
IL mentioned before that the king
was n gentleman. | happen To recall
as evidence OF this an incident which
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-12

ligions is FAR less than that between
many OF the sects OF Christianity.
81 remember an incident which took
place at the funeral OF the former
crown prince. who died some years
ago. The sermon was preached by the
chief priest OF the Buddhist church.
All OF the foreign diplomats were
present. and each OF US was furnished
with copy Of the sermon in advance.
1t was printed In Siamese and also In
English. After we had read II many
OF the diplomats remarked what close
similarity there was TO the doctrines OF
Christianity. To this opinion we all
agreed. Later. as dean or ranking mem.
Der OF the diplomatic corps, l said TO
the king, Your majesty. my colleagues
and i have noticed what a close re-
semblance the principles and ideas OF
this sermon bear TO those Of Christian
ity.' Without a moments hesitation
the king replied, We'll, am quite sure
that IL Is one OF the most perfect state
ments OF Buddhist doctrines ever
made
liberal and tolerant in his treatment of
other religions. He is an admirer of
missionaries and supports their efforts
and labors. The king believes in al
lowing his subjects liberty of thought
and conscience. He lets them do their
own thinking and says that il they
wish To forsake Buddhism he would
rather have them become Christians
than leave their native faith and be
come nothing at all.
''The king is conservatively progress
i've. He appreciates as well as any
one the advantages OF European and
American civilization. He realizes.
however. that his people are not yet
entirely ready for radical changes. He
has I'm mind many reforms which he
hopes To institute before he dies. At
the present time the kings policy is 10
build railroads in one section, and
when their advantages are proved
more lines are added in other parts.
Then, too, the king, instead of making
wholesale reforms in the courts all over
the country, begins in one province and
then extends them 20 another. Thus
the work OF elevating Siam is going on
gradually and surely.
THE views OF the king L on the pres
| ent worldwide movement of the white
races toward Asiatic dominion are very
interesting. IL may be asked how he
/ regards the efforts on the part of GER
| tain European nations To secure il foot
hold in China. what he thinks of the
| fierce scramble for trading privileges
with the nations on the shores Of the
/ Pacific. The king first of all points 10
| the many ruins which are TO he found
all over Asia and claims that they
prove conClusively that the brown and
| yellow races have not been ndOlent
and pleasure loving alone. The grand
old temples Of India. Siam and Java,
the Chinese wall and the innumerable
| extensive ruins scattered all over Asia
are cases in point. We must remember
also that a high staIGls9 civilization
once existed there. &c, fn something
happened.
| First. Alexander the Great, with his
hordes Of soldiers. invaded India. Later
there was great migration i'm Asia.
corresponding In time and influence 10
the capture 81 Rome 10y the GOthS.
The barbarians swarmcd down upon
India and Siam and carried away
their wealth and destroyed their ac-
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-12

| want to let the people who suffer from
rheumatism AMI Sciatica know that Cham
brrlain'S Pain Balm relieved me after 4
number of other medicines and a doctor
had failed. 1t is the best liniment have
ever known of j. \. Dodgen. Alpharet-
Ia. tia. Thousands have been cured of
rheumatism by this remedy. One appli-
.ation relieves the pain. For sale by T..
l.. Wilson * Son.
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KendN! A,r. RcndN:

DrilInIa>trr-Ihc principal weapon Of
the inflHtrymau j. ,h, rifle. Now. Phi
waite Cohn. what would you do If you
were alone uu an outpost and one of the
cucmy's caValrymcn surprised YOU:
Private Cuhn-l: Why, Id yell for
hclp.-Unserc GcscilSChaft.
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and is sold on its merits
by all druggists in fifty
cent and one-dollar siz-
es. You may have a
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-12

HouSpwifo-Clcaro out! won't give
you thing.
Bcggar tas n barrel organ strikes upl
Then. madam. may / beg you for the
honor of Il waltz at least?-Meggen-
dorfcrS Blattcr
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Ladies-For relief of women, Chester
ransy Tablets, worth their weight in
.old. A safe and certain monthly regu-
ator. Mailed on receipt price, $l.OO.
MURDOCH CURE Co, Atlanta, Ga.
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PROGRESSIVE KING OF siam.

Special Correspondents of THE STAR.

Special Correspondence of THE STAR.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 9.-At one OF the up
town hotels John Barrett. our former
minister to Siam. has been staying. He
was born in Vermont about 80 years
ago and, after graduating at Dart
mouth college. removed TO the Pacific
coast. There he ultimately connected
himself with the Portland Evening
Telegram and became a student OF
matters connected with the far east.
During the year 1888. before going
west. Mr.. Barrett made n tour OF the
southern states and wrote a series OF
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-12

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers. they fiji
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order. they fail to do
their work.
4, Pains. aches andrheu-
matlsm come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood. due to neglected
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-12

WI man or woman 10 tray
wv el for large house: salary So monthly
aud expenses, with increase; p"SitIon
permanent: inclnse Self-addrc~~rd stamped
envelope. MANAGER $50 CaNton bldg,
chicago.
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MononnT in every county in the United
WIuluSOi States I" handle the best paying
business known Legitimate. reliable. new
address. Dept. X, PhuniX Fire Appliance
Co. III W. 3ith St, y. Y.
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OVer-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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NlO0DACs
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
Ii used 10 be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble. -
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-ROot, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. II stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits Ef
by all druggists in fifty S5s .:..sE
cent and one-dolar siz- ia NJ
es. You may have a 5z aEla.i
sample bottle by mail Home OF swampRoOt
free. also pamphlet telling you how to find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton. N. 7.
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Rauberseihi6ten.

86ite Riosr Junction
8t., 19. Sept. = Scott 5inf6am
Elm 8duFmunn in Que6es 8iQage
Fiinf Meiten BON bier, purDe in Iei=
mem 2aben BON 3tpei Masfirtsn ii6er=
falsn, Deren elmer ibn mil porQe6al=
tenem ReOolper i'm S6a4 6ielt, spd6=
renb Der dnoere ben 2dben pliinberte.
Die SpiBbu6en er6euteten @eiS, u9=
rem unD unoere Wadren I'm 8eIammtz
pert6e bpn $500. Gin 6iilFsT6eriFi
fpe6Ielte Fpdter me6rere S6uhe nit
ben auf Der 5lu4t 6e9rifFenen gduz
bern, bra4te lie iebO4 ni4t gum Qn>
6alien.
SO Winnemucca Nep., 19. Sept.
= Die bieIige Grlte Nutionuizgaut
tpurbs beute W}ittag bon orsi M}dnz
nern berau6t. 0ieIetben 6atten pFere
be in Der Ndbe Iieben, uuf tpa9en lie
no4 DolenDetsm 99aube in gefredtem
8allop oaponiagten. Sie Teuertsn
piele Sdufe auF Die 6erbeieilenoen
8urger ab. inosfsn F4eint Riemanb
perIebt pOrben gu Iein. 8ie ptel
8eute bic adu6er Iiferten, 1T ni6t
6efannt.
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Ser5o8 Oer2(6ru33en, Der Pplarforifer,
an Montag Natmittlg bort sintraf.
Gr puroe BON bGn Spiben Der @ipiis
uno Mi,itdr gsb0rpen unb Den perz
InIeoeren 8els6rtenz uno tpi6enI4aFtz
lifsn 8s1eQIhaT,en empfangtn. Die
Offi3!ere oes 6rjliifsn 8risgsi4iTfss
vSurpriie" betbeil:8.en T4 an Dem
gmpfangs. &Dnig 8ittor emanuel
traf unsgparttt Elm uno bsgriiBte isis
nen 8stisr auf'3 9er3l:6Ite. 0ieIar
begob Iih ourauf n0h Gapoojmonte.
9suti4Guno iolI Dermitz
teln.
8ertin, 10. S2p!tmbar. = 0sr
Sultan pon Marotto 1T bier bo9iu
porital;g 9eporoen, Dab 0euiIhIarO
Die Snitiatioe ergreifen ioq2, UNI Ie;Re
8tffersn5en nit 5rantreih aus3ugIeiz
dsn. 9as 2iuspGrtiQe 2lmt piro Ii9
bitten, Dem Mntrage na93utommsn.
Die 9e3iebungsn gu 6rontrej6 lino
ieit nabe3u DretB:g Sa6rer ME befer
gepeIen al5 iebt, uno DER &aiIer bseins
fIuBt oas 2lu5mGrtige 2(mt Ipe3ieQ oa.
bin, oieIe 8e3iehungen pttter gu pf,ez
gen.
8orrebmer geiu6 in /.
Au5ii6t.
2orbon, 10. Ssptsnber. - Der
9er3p9 uno Die Ser3ogin pon Yort rei>
len OemndATt auf Der t0nigIjden Na6t
r8:ctDr!u unD 2(lbert" nu6 2luItralien
uno bon port noh 8rncouosr unO
Dur6 Garabd unD pabrIhesniih BON
SOrontp iiber gtetpzYort uno Damn NIT
einem getp06nIiten atiantiIhen Odrn@
pier nQ4 southampton, Quean8iopn
ooer Qiperpool 3urid. G5 mag iein,
DaB Ii6 Der 5tpeitnG67ts S6rpnfoIger
bon @nglanp unb iein !iebe5 Wsibftn
eiri9e Sage in 92eDzYort aufbaiten
peroer. S;fsr lit ou8 nod nidt.
Sang Ii6er lit a6er, oaB Elm t.eines Sc
idnaoer britiIaer, f6neQ ieg2laoer
9ritgsff1iffe uno Sanonen6oote oas
4rir82npaar pon 8rapesen0 aus nQb
Wlslbourne uuo bon bort aug Dur9
oas FtiQe O2eer no6 9uncpuoer estorz
tirRn miro.
2iuslte ferung berIangt.
91 . m, 10. Septtm6et. - Die 6az
lige Yo!:5si fat Die BON NerpsYorf u1o
unoersn ameritaaiihen 6afenitGotsn
oapon periidnoigt, OaB Der 2Ear6iIt
8ranptti naf Den @Gr. Stad.en abge4
ie9eEt 1T uno oaB lie Isine gustjeftrung
perian9t.
Uncle Som um 9Htfs an
9egdn9en.
Caracas. 10. Sept. - Die
pene3ueianiI6s 3e9ierun9 BAT Den bita
iigen nmsritanii6en 8sIanoten Qop4
mis- erIu6t. our6 bic Ser. Staaten
auF 5rdnfrei6 ein3upirten, oaB 0er
grtra3oQ auf8dfFee uufge6o6an peroe.
5rantr&ib importrt Gin Orii!eI Der
pene3uelanjI6en 8affeeproOuttion.
8ir6peibe in Qonoon.
Gonbon, 19. Sept. - Dds Ules
tropolitan 3dberndfsl purDe beute
bon 9dfor Sbomas Spurgeon, sinem
So6ne oes perItor6tnsn GbarIe8 8.
Gpurgeon. erSFfnet. Der ameritani=
ide GDan9eliit Sra 3. Qontep nabm
an Der Gsremonie She'll unb iagte in
Ieiner RtOe, er ii6er6r:nge Die Gliidz
piinI6e BON 10000 5reuHDen in ben
Ser. Stdatsn.
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Nod nidlt anfaefIart.

Ntount9ollp, 0.zS., 19. @epE
: Dor einisen Sugen purbe bier BE-
ridtet, oaB Elm Staliener feline Sotter
auf @lifforo 8uop's GranberrDz5arm
ermorpet babe. Die 8e6Drbsn ba6en
Isitosm Der9eblid Den M0rber ober Die
2ei6e geiu6t, a6er BON anoersn italiez
niIAen preiieIbeerenzpfliidern erfab=
ren, baB elmer oer 2anpslsuts i'm Rauz
ifs fe;nen SD6n, Der gu mube mar,
um meter gu gsA:n, Osrari miB6anoelt
hobe, boB Der Sunge baIb oarauf Itur6.
Gin StaIsner fano ben tpOien Sungen
auf Dem Wege na9 Der 4rbeit uno
ma4te gupO bapon Mitt6tiIung, ab:r
1ls man bic 2eiae iu4ts, mar lie perz
l6lpunben.
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Teuersbrunlf in cincm Serbab.

NepzDorf, 19. 5sptembsr. =
@pringz2afs, us, eine Sommsrfri@
i6e in Der Idbe BON Seaglrt, puros
beute bon elmer 5euersbrunit fsimgsz
iuflt, pslte faf oen ean5sn Srt in
4ide leets. G:rta 20 9:bdnOs. oarunz
ter orei 0otsls, psl9e i0risens berelts
eei4loKen parsn, Iro 3erIt0rt. Man
i4ast ben 9srlait auf $25O.OO0.
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9as GtptrbslsbtH Der 9eujeit qrfattct es DEN
Mciien faum bic .(8tiuuobtitsrcQtln itrcna III 6e=
iolQsn. lin ben 1ndtbeif, Den pir NidtbefOoune
bcrislbsn Gisrs trisuat. ausiueleihen uno Die ans
geitrcugte 9tbnHsmoibincris in Qutem 8auQe lu
teitsu, biettt nie etiluiiisHlbait elm GAM uatur=
esnldbes rein Qilauieat9fftn btitebsnoss Wlit=
iei bar, I. Strunrs rauterpiIltn
Dtde oHrb sldcrung ngr Bfbdrme unD Nnreauul
oes 4iutumldiifs bic 9trpaHuuo beidlsunigeu. ben
appetit frditieen unp Den, penn nbr r0aie franz
ten, bod lsOcnpen &6rper ipitotr 6erteltn. sSir
25 &ents bel aputbstsrn su babsHa (Sa, DO, 2l
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Srieuo's SGi,,re. fl,r fsr,s,s,, Si.ssr betserlsi

Qar!:Qlate uup Qaurcns=Strase.
1tniibertrpiiene Gotalitat. Hcues Uebduoe nit
benz neutftsn uno befcu @ti3unQsz uno 8entila:
:ipns=Spftem. 9pntoulmcne Nu5tattunq. Surn=
anitGlt, Separtemtrts iur oeiigt unp uiiicnitait=
iidc @usbjoune. 3Debunosrt Sbiilsr mn ncuns
icbn 2ebrsr
&inocrQartcn, G,mertore iortQeibrttsuc unO
9c6i6ui=S =Separtsmsnts. @orbrtitung iiir irNcnb
Gin 6Oatg oocr llripsrtdt ioipie fir Qtb0itiibs
Sarriere Waqen iir sS@HicE. Nlau
perlanQe &atalou.
&. ". Grcaa, ID g., Dri7;tpa;
Csli ii. 2dmb. 9uIISz SYlniIpal.
(9luo2, 1MN
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Sic INaruldnocr Sc,u!c fiir Sli,scc

pire am I =. Septeriber 1916 'rlcter erp'THef.
0isjt 5bu!e fir bImoe R;noe: MnO ioldbr, &iHots,
osrsn Sebtrait 10 id;plD lit, 0aB Il: Dem unttrr1t
i'm Den oifsntlih.n SdDrcu nitbt b,vUbncu t6H1cn,
Qcb0r! teiuer rtlgjoitH Stttt IN. &inotr, oit I'M
Siitritt Columbia pobncr, lDcrosn un:cr otn?eIb.H
0aoingangsu auia:nommtn, pit bitl'ni9tm DtI0s
ioften az s. ;. ~ orrii On, SNprTln'tnc;it,
ScltimOrs, BIB. eerbttt lp:rO:n. tAaG2l tRt. q
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The Girls Latin School,
(aius. .2S.1git Baltimore
NlS a >>.<>GntsN Gonesium Ter MfuGf

Warpiato uns s'ssaHm sss fe,n:n n:r ~sa@f samfs.,
Rr. 325. Mcme6en=s Str, nubs Gutap=9laes.
MIfons W. schenuif. Eiretor.
spepereroffnune am 10. September. Sas cir=
roc ppatdnoiee Suititut iiiolib Nsip=9Ort,
an. ;3ipsqe Der Muiit, aunt, Screot=
famfeit, f6rperl Der Ius II ou 9,
bramatii6er Runit, Ell buen=8 m
ma til umfaienb.
Glementar= uno 6oleoicnsSurus. Siploms unO
Qebrer=Gertifiiats perobreidbt.
uniIbertrcfTene freie GprtbeiIe.
Tafultdt BON surppdibcn uno amtrifanlbsn
Gebrern Der Riinie.
aGtaIcge purrUfrei perianef.
(6tpt13, S&S, 1RD
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Salpcrt San=S ullcdc,


Ec7e Gathcerdts uue Diulbcrrpe gtrdEe.
Inter Q,jnuq Ger r65rtben 9riio,r."
Gtparfcmsnt5 60ll:Qium Aiaoemie, tluflndr.
Mid uitO Gltmcntar. RErie : enG!lld, wiicas
idaftIit Guai unO geibGitlid).
laust9,i Wit.3&Sl Srurer Seuis, Brli.
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= Ecf,ufe fir Saube.
Ter 33. SIRIUS Der Maryland Schoo! for the Deaf
Tieis sduls fir tqube urb iolde 9inosr, osrsn
Gitb6r 10 monQelbaft it, paB fc osn llnttrr6t
in ben 5ffentli6cn S6ul,u nibt bcipobnen tNnz
NAT, 1T unabbGnOiQ BON ieoer reti8ioien Stits.
uu.er benz Qebrtrs s9trioual befiuhn f3 Sre sr=
fabren. 9ebrer fir BEN llntsrri6t i'm Sprtbsn
unb aispeus2.ien. Die s6uIe bat elm @0nnas
fun unp aiuotrqarten fir ,ieins Riuosr Sie
Sage 1T cine bOse unb oeiuuDe gstofiQunl
nno unterriht frsi fir in Ntarplanp anidifes
Gdnlr @setn @ufaabmc ooer &ustuHft idortiht
arcn an 6 ba 6. W. 6 y. 9riu3ipal, 5rsoerid,
DE. (sugll, 81. 30, ,Su-22Sepn
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Sdltlmorc, UT.
Sate,wIId)s Stlule far Maodcn
in Baltimore,

Gt gauIz uue pterunc ,,oGu;ieifc GtraBc-
9ag @sbdr0: Durot nab sigtns fiir isinsn Sired
entDoricHen 0ldnen crr!dltet. Us 1T bcu, luTtiQ
uno sntbdlt Gls m0elibcn Stqu,mlid)tiitcn be-
iOnOsre Sor9ialt mnrO: auf otn @onlIort uno Den
peiunDbeltlidlen Sutcn0 peripanot.
Gan0iOatHGtn, lreite Hdb CUR Aufnobms IN eine
@o6'hule Dorbert1en, pcro:n lt:r sum G!nttItt IN
cine ipldle au5Qgb lDct. Der &urlus pauert olsr
Sabre, unO ptr0en o@ultrinn,n ,um g!ntrLlt III
rqtn0 cine fir 2amsn qe0fiucts uno'rIudt oerbsz
reitet. Die NufHabme IN oas galttmorer 6rdrtH7
Goasg eriol9t ouf pa5 3eu8n:B p'ltr S3uls BIN
obne utitcrs 9yitiung.
acipiomst. Cine tn!iprsdeapr oolitdnoi9 dusgtz
fattet. 5urnbalis lit nit Der Snuic D:rbunocn, uno
fttben Die utbuneen untsr 2sItunQ zines ateosntl6
qebipettn Q,brers pom r9a0Dal Central 3pmnatIt
Snftute1 bon Stodbolnr, Stlps0:n.
Gin uaaemelntr Rurins 1lr fenzuntsrrl3t
tpiro ert5tilt. SpoIels Ruris i'm 3st4n:n nm
NlaIen. iopic gotu!s unO Jntrumtntal= RmFt fno
fur SbiileriHHtn porqtiebtu, Die nb II oie1en ipt=
Sicl.n f}dbtrn ausJubi!orn Gpinid]tn.
Sie Qebrfrdfte bciebtn aus Girapulrten pDn ber-
sorrae tnDn lnipsriitaten, Die NIT &tdrt aut cine
Qriisolids Gsnntnib in Ibren llnterrl65tdhtrn uno
cine erfolerei6s SbGtigsit ais 9ebrtr ausg gnpab!t
ralfbeimsoaG,4 fir BORT ppbnenoe S8Hcrinncn,
trfreut f6 zines obnbsn Rufts, als oaslenlae ots
.Sruuen=@olegsn un0 eRtbalt ale GinrtbtunQsn 1!c
eintR gtiunsbtitlben uTo comortablen GuTertba!t.
9Tt bort pabntnocn S9uerinnsn tebsn uattr elmer
frsunbIiben uno iorgiGltgen Nutf5t. .
Ter ndbtt &urlus btQinrt am SsnFag Den T.
bis o. s.pttmber. TeflestrsnDe applitant:n ioltsn
fb su @ndna Dss UoHa5 mslosn, hb Iber oi;
&rt unp 3eit Der QrnfuE9tn III psr9aoiFern. Die
3suaHife BON euttn Sbul.n 1ptrp;n ansrtannt Der
gSrinjipal fonn pom |. september a. 3Dben
ubr gormttuas urosl llbr Na6mitta9s i'm Biz
Der S6uit an9etroTftn tperctn. 49,.
SEP sunesn 1ur BEN S9u!oelE9 500
Dtau dOreFrc
The Girls Latin School,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-20
&aDipaD's &caOb &elicf
idafit iOfurtigr Grlei6terung.
Sine &nr iiir
Som,terRrans6eiten,
2tn6r, Qur6faG,
e6ofera 2Ior6us.

Gin bolbr bis tn qoritr 9bceI6iiel pOa Don
Rtaoo &elief in snem 5albeu Gla5 29aitr, 10 off
-itOt.bolt alg bic GHtlsuuu9tu fortoaurn, mo
,in nit RtaOp Rtlisf astrdnit's stit 5ldnta unf
eer Ru9en uno ben llntsrleib gcle0t psrO.u una
mttelbare Grlsi5teruug uHO balojge 8eIuHe htrs
btiibrtH.
asint iblsn GUIq,n (iueI5c uuaBdnOerti8 ua5
b.u Gsbraute BON Opium etc. Fd eiHftsItul psrs
btu Der gtrnenouBa BON aaopop5 Jteaop Rslief
footu. ionneru bic GiHJsiuti0s nerom in ttnsm
aemrbtu normultu Sutaucs publeibsH.
Gin balber bis ,in QoHjtr 1bssl0ffd oou IN era
mem balbtr Glai, Wuftr nro nab peniseH DtiE
nutsr Rr6mpf, epasm,n. Wagsniaurs, Soobrsns
neu, Reru6ftdt. e8laflofateit, gtiQrdHs, Sur6a
iou, Rubr, Rolii, gtdbuHqeH unO aus iHurli6eu
Ehmsrien beilcR.
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fir iunerltdlen unS Guferlihcn
0cbrnMdl.

g,i'm @tbrau6e BON Wsoi3rtn 3ur ed5mer.
t,nsfiGunq ioIttu mir iOl5e permsiotn, nsl6, benz
eptsm S6aOeu 8ufiUtn Opium Wurpbium,
GblorOform, 4ttbr, Cocaine unb Gbloral linbern
stE sdm,rs, nel Fe ben gstblsfnu ,ert6r,n,
rsr 9atitnt ptrIicrt bic Gdbgteit oss @efibls.
Dits 1T cine Der iddolittr Qrattitcn; ss mass
firt bic 6pmptcme, brinet oieitbtn gum shntis
Qtn uro fatt oas 4tiotn gu bcicitigen iddoiqen
Fs ben Ragen. bic 9sber unb Die Giugcrutio,, unS
usHN iduotrt 3tit fOrt9dsbt toOtsn ft bic Ser,
rsH unO rufen lPtaIt obsr aaocmsns Qdbmuuq
t.rbtt.
ca it uun6tbia. oisie oefdbrli8m unb unq,,
rilcnGRit!el 81 bsnuBsn, rusnn elm poftioes Seils
E,tttl, hi. r 10 p's Reabp RcGief bio
audimDeen S6msrJ:u raider bsit obne bic qts
rinohs Gefsbr fir RinoH Ober Grpa6i.ns 3u bes
fam.
Gg bceiti:t iofort bic qudltnOftn s6mer,en,
Iiuect GrtIi;uouuocu unb beilt Gonqetiouen Ioa
iuobl Der 9uHpt, Oss Maatns, Der GinociueiDe pOes
ene,ru Sr;iitn ooer S6lsimbGuts
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Baltimore Cbip=2s abn= Bulletin.

Baltimore 8 bip=S Sabn=Smlletin
S1.0O pom Baltimore mad, 6arpers. tScrrp uno
.Sinheftcr uEb iurid an Scnntos. ben -.
'Stptcmbsr Spcjialju0 perlBt ole &anl0ens
StatIon um 200 Worqen5.
$1.OO BON Baltimore nacb Sarptr's 6errn uno
juriid, Sonntao, Den %. September. ~Sps3ial=
sue ptrldBt Die Gamoen= =Station 100 gor=
mlttaQs
S1.25 Baltimore mad, gBaibiu9tpn uno
3uriid an Sanlitag unO Sounta0 iir Die Rid
fa5rt aiiltiq bis gum Olgenoen Wtonta0 ein=
iblieBib. Ias 3iigs, ben rROpal SimitcO"
ausQenommcn. (263)
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Hotis.
NuftS.
cSanptqsartier
i ber-
oemofratilheu Wat Oe!o Siga
BON MGrDlanS.

Sic bel Der grocnpdrttqen Champagne inpoIoirttn
f5roQtn inn ocibdititcr Natur, pppur0 unitrt
Gcibdfts= 5nttrcicn uaO oersn 4roperitdt beribrt
perDeu 99ir forDrn 3u &eirdqcn au nm uns
in unicren AnitrruquHqcu bei3uieben, Oamt Warp=
LAMB in Den Teibcn Der 8utzBelD =Stadttn Der gaz
tion, III pcbs Djr unicreu Staat in 1896 bradteu,
Gebalten ipcrbe.
Sbos. g. gono GOr, Robtrt 9tamidp,
9Sm Grubam 3nmooin SpuQlas So ejproon,
Z. Gonuro SoambletOn, &lODb &. Sddlpn,
2ouis ltGunc &curD i. &npoOln,
fsrant 8. &cOpooo, Sobn VI. 9iti9
f5iHau3=Gpmite
t263-4
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Petersburg, 19. Sept. = Die
amsritaniIden MiIIiondre, Die bei'm
Qus6ru6 Der n9orarz"unrubsn aus
Salgan i'm nOrOli6en 5beile DER Proz
pin3 Pe @bi 81 en!fumen, iinO bier
angefommen. Sore Namen Iino:
Warf 8iQiams pon 2onbon, o., D.
g. Sprague BON NepzYort unO Sa5,
8. Go6erts BON 9artForo, Conn.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-28

A'ter long and varied mineral vsns ou
many sources both foreign and domestic, fully! pc,sucd Ia, t
as lhla Water efficacy the aictp Of ,ha
Nncy ana the bladder unequalcd which ave
mace iai lhs opinion based upon of ELECTS mon NV
patients Tor the pas" three during which prescribed ly
N""hp" .. y, oc' = 1877 a. N. TAILlY NJ 3"
an eXhe' clinical ponuts tho
statement that regard not wot
Known 70 he proion In The condition Of Phosphate
LIS use me Rheumatic and Gouy Diseases more
comfort than either the Londonderry Waters Yours %
Ashevile N c. JOHN HEY WJrIIAMc NJ n
q" have for Harris Iihin Waor -, ~ f, 49,, ~,
with patients and find ever usd in catarrhal ord
uon OF the ueu and bladder 1t also good duic
Atlanta, Ga. April 20, 1891. G. 6 ROY MD
We guarantee glass of Harris rievo
of Indigestion refunded Lon
after each meal will the most stubborn Indigestion viii
suffer when have this guarantee?
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