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North Park union., 1901-06-14
Won on tho Field.

BY HON. w, H. HINRICHSEN.
Copyright. 1901. by Daily Story Pub Col
Where are you going. Sylvia?" said
Mrs. Martin, as her daughter. accom-
panied by Mr.. Amos Darling. q tall
elegantly dressed. young man. strolled
out Of the gate Of the ranch house on
TO the open prairie.
I'VE are going for little walk" wal
the reply.
II want 70 speak TO you before you
20" said Mrs. Martin.
Sylvia returned q few steps to meet
her mother.
Sylvia" said the elder lady. II ses
Tom RuEgles coming across the prai.
rts. Don't leave the house."
Il saw him. too" replied Sylvia
That's why I am going."
Sylvia"
YES. I am tired of seeing him
hang around" and she rejoined hel
escort.
Mrs. Martin called after them
Don't 90 teo far. you know the cattle
have been ugly lately"
VERY WELL" answered Sylvia Win.
out Turning her head.
Mrs.. Martin stood at the gate and
vstehed their retrsating forms till
tAsy passed over the swell Of the
prairie.
Good evening. Mrs. Martini" said
= hearty voice. and she turned to greet
q handsome young man dressed in COW
boy costume.
why. how do you do. Tom. Won,
you come Int"
is Sylvia at homef" he asked - he
swung from his saddle TO the ground
"ghs and Mr. Darling went for q
walk q while ago. They will be hack
soon. hope"
(which way did they so!" asked he
anxiously.
over the swell toward the slough.
she answered But what II the mat
teri" for Tom sprang in to the saddle
and his horse was already flying across
the prairie. ...
Sylvia was the daughter Of Major
Martin. proprietor of the great Martin
ranch. and Tom was the son Of Colonel
Rugglss Of the great Ruggles' ranch.
friends from childhood and Sylvia
thought there was NO one like Tom
until Mr.. Darling appeared.
Mr.. Amos Darling was from the east
and he was looking for location. he
said. He thought he would like to
engage In the cattle business. He
brought lettsrs to Major Martin from
business friends in the east and was
welcome At tho ranch where he had
made himself At home for several
weeks.
Toms flannel shirt. broad hat. and
high heelsd boots made . poor show
ing beside the neatly fitting attire Of
Mr.. Darling. who In addition to being
we'll dressed, could quote poetry and
North Park union., 1901-06-14

Lord, whom bsneath the trees We 20,
Whore all Thy sweet wild wood foil
zhs sads and boushs seem praying low
"Rsmenhsr. Lord. and love us.
.By svsry leaf that springs to birth
To share cur plenty, bear our deArth,
RA0SAber Thou vast born on earth:
Hamemhsr, Lord. and love US.
by every night. when skies are deep,
And solemn stars above US sweep
Think on Thy nights of earthly sleep;
Remember. Lord. and love US.
by every dawning, fresh and dear.
Where choiring birds sing round uB clear,
Think on Thy mortal wakings here
Remember, Lord. and love US.
"By suns that shine with cruel stress,
By winds that vex us and oppress.
Remember Thine own weariness;
Remember. Lord. and love US.
by springtime days when joy is rife.
By winter nights of storm and strife.
Remember. Lord. and love US.
by all our slow decaying saith
OF doom drawn nearer with each breath,
Think how Thy life went down to death
Remember. Lord, and love u.s.
30 We have heard their pray steal
Tho morning sun. the evening dew
WIN Thou not hear US praying, toof
Remember, Lord, and love US.
North Park union., 1901-06-14

horse almost to a standstill. slipped to
the ground.
I'll not leave Tom" she cried.
Mr.. Darling hesitated for an instant.
then loosening the reins. the horse
tore across the prairie like mad.
Tom drew his revolver and took aim
at his rival but he did not nre. After
an instant's hesitation he returned his
weapon to his belt and said to Sylvia.
who had run up to him.
Keep cosl and we'll come clear"
Their position was dangerous one
but Tom knew his business. They
were In a sort OF valley between two
vast swells Of the prairie. At the bot
tom Of this valley ran slough. a
wide boggy strip Of land showing oc-
casional pools of water. but made up
mainly of stin. wiry mud. several feet
deep, interspersed with tussocks OF
bunch grass. They were but twenty
PAGES from this slough. and coming
toward them on the other side Of it
was the vast drove Of cattle thunder
INK down the hill with 4 tread that
shook tho earth.
STAND behind me-" yelled Tom in
Sylvia's ear as he took his stand fac
Ing the slough and the approaching
herd. She obeyed him.
The flrst line OF animals rushed into
the slough. OF these but few succeed
ed in crossing. They sunk to their
bodies In the mud. Those behind.
urged on BY the weight Of the herd.
tumbled over them in every direction.
Soon the slough was bridssd by their
sinking bodies and the drst animal
succeeded in getting across almost op-
pos,te Tom and Sylvia. Toms pistol
cracked and the animal rolled over.
dead. Another and another TILL the
six barrels of his revolver had piled up
. barricade of six struggling steers In
front of them. Five seconds ntted the
empty cylinder with cartridges. and
getting closer to the barrtcade, Tom
continued his deadly work.
A dozen dead or dying steers were
now piled up in front Of them. and
the herd, dividing At this point. passed
by on either side.
Tom continued shooting At intervals
and the gap in which they stood grew
wider and wider. Finally the last
steer passed by and disappeared over
the swell and Tom turned to look 1t
Sylvia.
I'VE arc safe now" he said simply.
Sylvia had been very much fright
ened at trst, but she was prairie gtri
altar all and was now as cool and col
lected a Tom.
They ,tarted to walk to the ranch.
SAY, Tom," said Sylvia. "how did
YOU come to give up your horse to Mr..
Darling? II you had Just taken me
on behind you. we could have escaped
easily"
"He would have been killed." said
Tom. II thought you loved him and
his death would have broken your
heart"
Love that dude. What can you
t.k. me for, You are worth q million
of him."
Sylvia" said Tom. what made you
Jump OF the horse?"
because" said Sylvia. Il preferred
to die with you rather than live with
anyone else"
Then the cowboys coming from the
ranch to look for their dead bodies saw
Tom take Sylvia In his arms and cover
her face with kisses. In spite OF It's
coating Of dust.
Mr.. Darling did not remain to tho
wedding at the Martin ranch. He con-
cluded that he would not like the cat
tie business.
North Park union., 1901-06-14

~ Nssss6 =.
ovUf Q 0f VIM
0ad dSAiifSy
0Aaifea ale9 -
AoalalHA - 0vuo
A0ok6sAo sd
Aan1lGsbA
NY DAysieiAa
pr0o@tbeA 6i9er-
. Mt medta1n0,
n o \ . o8 which
ssemed 10 help
ne Ay unW Q
olu6 aMoclAts
-A-A-A A.
North Park union., 1901-06-14
LAdsss Caa Wear Shoes

LAd8Ss CAh Wear 6hoSo.
Ono size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, . powder. 1t makes tight or new
shoes easy. Curea swollen, hot, sweating,
aching fest, ingrowing nails, corns and
buniona. All druggists and shoe stores,
Csc. Trial package FREE by mail. Ad-
dress Allen 8. Olmsted. LIE Roy, NY.
North Park union., 1901-06-14

When the preacher dropped the wa
ter bottle all the congregation opened
their eyes. Then he resumed: RE
member. dear brethren, that the gospel
train carries no through sleepers."
North Park union., 1901-06-14

HOT FOR OKLAHOMAi
nsv iands sooa % op.n he r.dyi norsans nAa.el.
aiotmeats, County seAts etc ol Supplement 4 MAP,
600 A9esSs WASsSd- DICK r MORGAN, Pssyy, Q. /.
North Park union., 1901-06-14

The military eject on dresses for
children is the correct thing fos
spring.
North Park union., 1901-06-14

Hamlin's Wizard OIL Co. send SONG
book free. Your druggist sells the oil
and It stops pain.
North Park union., 1901-06-14

A chronic dyspeptic declares that there
are but two kinds of cooks-thosa that
can't cook and will cook and those that
can cook and won't
North Park union., 1901-06-14
-Adxocats. Hosnit.,..

A German professor declares that a
poor man in q hospital Is better OF
than q Fich patient in his own home.
and he hopes that this fact will help
to overcome the prejudice against hos
pltals.
North Park union., 1901-06-14

Tho man who wants the earth should
his limit at the finish.
North Park union., 1901-06-14

Those who 70 to the Pan-American az
position arc liable to nee a bigger Buffalo
bill than Colonel Cody when they come
to settle with the landlord.
North Park union., 1901-06-14
Halls Catarrh Cure
II taken internally. Price, TIC.

Nov Omaha can lay the census short
aEo to the kidnapers. Perhaps u lew
also operated in Denver.
North Park union., 1901-06-14

Mr.. Winslev's Soothing syrue.
Ioe ehidrsa tssshiag. softsns the gums, rsduess In
bAmDAuoa 0lAys potn. cures wind collie 10 botsi
North Park union., 1901-06-14

esxas b necessary article Il AisA n
It1s sessaoo aFs b fnmlag's Cahfsrnia
1SUft 0uA.
North Park union., 1901-06-14

To nss bslIevs Pias,s Csfs fer coasuDptlo
~ a. equal for coughs and eohs--JolH J
DoYA TriAity Springs. Ind. Tsb. IL louA
North Park union., 1901-06-14

II 10 sometimes courtship before mar
riage and battleship after.
North Park union., 1901-06-14

10 have your laos curtains. white skirts,
Russ Bleaching Blue. ths modern bag 6fua
North Park union., 1901-06-14

A French clergyman has been writing
sermons In his Sleep That must be worse
than insomnia.
North Park union., 1901-06-14
Denver Directory.
SADDLES and HARNES!

resss MIA Ssssshs
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~ nug -; -
essea Hos1 sAA1he
ooaolo oAtnoAA
fos oh Do -
, - ooaA ~ -
worthless Ait0r
t4oas ~ ooa1
yosF orass eisssa
70 - 80 ~ ~
hsss 9ooatae 81
10 ~ Snu&SsI
North Park union., 1901-06-14

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-22
GREAT SCOTT.
Bargains
@eibna6tsz0cid

9es grpben 9reisberabieBers SruB
1T Die @ener0itdt zines grpBen 8aufz
mannes!
Sin Sober ion feinen Sbeil Oabon
baben! @s lit fein MunI9 81 tpeitz
ge6enb fir Great Scutt's 2iberalitdt;
fein MunIch 10 flein, baB er bDn tRm
perna9ldfiigt ober iiberfeben pirb!
81 @9autelftii6le nit GObblerzSiB
fir $1,75!
Oes groBen 9reis6erabIebers grobe
2Gben unO feline grOBsn @darenlager
iino gefiillt nit QtGem, ppOur4 Oas
9aus beri40nert unb freunblt9 gez
ifaltet pirb! ltnb bas Seim tit Der
S6ron Der Weibna9tsfreuben.
G. Gobritiible fir MIR $3.50!
9reat Scott bat 1einen eigenen bon
9er5 gu 6sra gebenoen Weg, nm nit
bem @olfe in 8eriibrung gu fommen.
Seine Wege iinb bic Wege bes 8olz'
fes. l1nb ieBt 5ur Weibna9ts5eit,
mo bic ganSe Welt BON Dem natiirz
li9en 3ug Des @efIbls beriibrt pirb,
tpel9es EDIT, e6rli9 uno nabr 1T, err
peiit fi9 @reat Scott als lppal, 3uz
per1dfiig unb uls bic @eeIe Der 9ene>
r0iitdt.
$40 gepolfterte Gd>@ti6le in@oGb,
$3.50!
l1nb bann in 8etreff BON Sibez
6parbs unb Por3e0an S9rGnfen
| unb 8ibltpt6efsn unb S9reibtif6en
unb Gou9es unb S3autsGItH6len
unb @tiiblen, pirb @reut Scott
gsrabe5u bon Bargain Su6ern be-
ftiirmt, I'm bieielben in i6re 8obz
nungen gu bringen.
@roBe So MOrris Stiible berab>
| geIebt uuf $3.50!
| (3Ee)
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DeIisbte Daher als We(denke.

gmerfon's Serien bon populGren
8ii9ern, 125 Sitel, Don ben beiten
@9rifttelern, bGnDiges Sormat, in
Sud- Ginbanb, 25c. ipertb, iebt Sc.
2lrgble Serien, Sud- @inbdno,
bergolpeter Hiiden, gutter Druid, 30c.
pert6 Observation-Disclosures. 13c.
2lrlington 9lusgabe, Sud- Sim
banb, berbreitetfte unO biaigite @usz
gabe, 25c. tpertb, ieBt ........ 1Oc.
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gro6er S6(u6Uerkauf Oon9 9e(6en6en
az ernn6di9ten Greiien.
SpisIwaaren auf iegalfts bsrabas(fbt

75c. unb 98c. @lieberpuppen, nit
betpesli9en 9tugen. S9uben unb
Gtriimpfen, jeBt -. 43c.
SOC. peiBe unO misunderstanding
gommpbe, nit brei S9u6laben uno
grpBem Spiegel, jebt ...... Zoe.
29c. .8egelipiel aus polirtem @i4en@
bol5 unb pOle 9 3oG bod. ieBt .15c.
35c. dmerifanif6e 8leifoloaten, init
rotben uno grauen l1niformen, lie.
39c. gorselIdn, @ranit, 3int uno.
8le9 SbeeferDice, jeBt 500. l8c.
30c. @agen 8aublOde, ieBt .19c.
SOC. eiierne 8ettfte[len, S4dufel II.
peib emaillirte 9olbperaierte 8iegen,
SOC. 8lOde nit sbisrbiloern. .2sc.
75c. ei9ene Shaufelitiible fir &inz
Der, iebt ...... 33c.
3Oc. eiIerne Hanges, eiierne Softer,
Spriben=, 9afenz IL 2eiterDagen 19c.
30c. S9reibtafeln, ieBt ..... 15c.
$1.25 Meftpoint Dinobii4fen, bic
5reube Der &naben, jest ...... 69c.
$2.99 et9enfarbige Waorrisftiible
fir &inber, nit gelourz&tiIen $1.89
$3.50 unb $1,000 lebensgrpbe@liez
berpuppen, beinabe nie lebenO ausiez
6enb, ieBt $4.9S
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-26
Gin tiidiieber Slnfau.

&iirslib tpuroe auf 6. S. @pllier
bon Gberofee, SOpa, Elm Nnfau eez
mabt, Der pon ieinen Nieren aus=
ging uno I'M ein tpeniges einen tDbt=
lihen Ius9an9 eebabt bdtte. Gr
befam beftiae 8iidenihn1ersen unb
fonnte fi6 nidt Dbne Shmersen
biiden, nod pbne in &lien eineez
padt 81 lein, .liben. Sein Ntittel
periboffte ibnl 2inberung, bis er
leine 8uflubt gu Electric Bitters
nabn, oas cine iplbe gSenbune in
ieinem 3uftanbe beroorrief, oaB er
l6rieb, er fiible iicb tpie neugeboren.
0ieie nunberbare Mebt3in beilt
&iideni6mersen uno 92ierenleiben,
reinist bas 8lut unb itdrft oas gam
se SDitent. 9tur so Gents. 3u
baben bel: s. &alteper & Sobn,
@eo. S. S. Sbmitt, gigenthr. unb
Go. DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-26

m69t' mobl man6' Cine habetl-tpas
meinit 9ul"
Die Diana itrablte benn au9 ioirfz
li6 in beinIihem Stols, trobbem iie
berioeiieno iagte:
,slber 0dIIo, lpas Ou Dir o(Ies einz
bilbelt! glod 70 einem eriinen Sunsen
fiebt nod fein berniinFtiges Mdb9en,
bD9itens mai eine 3a9nar5tsto9ter-"
n&eine 8eleibieuneen, Mutt9en-
pofiir bGltit Ou benn meite Gretel9
Na. uub bpn Der au9 gar niGt 5u
reben; penn td gstpo[tt bate, i'm
Grnit, Mfutter. fonnte i9 Dir aud
man9' Gine bonn beiten Aosf bringen,
unb barunter batten einige fogar @elb
--dber mein fletnes Mdb9en nit feie
ner fdlihter 8iirgerli6tsit lit mir taltz
fenb Wtal mebr iperth, ols Der gez
iommte bobe Noel bes ean5sn Oeut{9en
&eihs!-Mdtter9en, iiberteeft 9u es
Dir au@2"
nSa, mein @o9n. gelpiB-aber lab
mir mod Elm bis6.n 3eit--"
llnb babel ia6 iie dngltlica na6
W}orid. bon Der man in bisfen Sagen
fait benten tonnte, baB iie Die Sprd9e
berloren 6o6e, 10 i9ipeigenb unb tbeilz
na9mlos fab tie Bel ihrer 2lrbeit,
5aiYo mar ibrem Slid eefolat unp
pfiff ieiie por iid bin. CT hatte f6on
etpos gemerft, penisitens bon pauls
Seite. 9errgott-fRnnen bieIe Syrauenz
5immer Bios eigeni iinnig nnb nerItodt
iein! CD mas bringt Elm Monn qar
ni9t gu Stanoe.-Gs lieg! bo9 ettpos
BARN, baB bic 6rauen Elm fleineres
@ebirn baben. ipennsleid 9uila segen
bic oaour9 beoinete Minberipertbiafeit
Der geiitigen 5dbisteiten tpie cine Milbs
taBe tdmpfte .-9atte aud rea!, tbres
lit 9lei9pertbig, Iie 1T Elm fdmofer flei=
ner aerl! I'm i6retpillen sins er au9
'mal az ben dlten Wailers, hie oem
Msdoel 10 piel 5reunDli9teiten srpieIen
uno Die orf ieinsn 9eiu9-er bate es
tpobl bemertt-einen 1eioenmasiqen
Werth legten.
(SDrtiesunp folgt)
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q II 8 I a n D.
8DIes 8lut macht in

= 86ies 8lut maht in DeutI6=
LAMB DIE nerbiirete geabri6t, ooB
eine amerifauiidbe Sirma ben gDn=
trait fir 2ieferung BON 200 2Dfomo=
tinen fiir inoiibe @ilenbabnen
erbielt. @abrenb Die yorbnunas=
maBigen" 3eit1ngen in alien
9unarten eeaen Die amerifoniibe
gDncurren5 lossiehen, tneint Der
y8ortpdrts" rubie unb iab(id): r@s
ldBt ii6 ni6t leugnen, baB, mas Wto=
i9inenbau anbetrifft. Die S(rnerifaner
tueit DDraus ltno. I'm ben BON elmer
anerifaniiben Sirma ersatterten
@Dntraft benarben Iic1 auBer ben
oeutiben eneliibe @eiellibaften.
9ie Nmerifaner bieben Sieeer, nibt
neil iie billiger arbeiteten, lDnoern
neil ibre Brobufte Die beiten Der
8elt iino. lleber biele Ibatlahe lit
nibt binpeg5ufommen.
= Sn 6alle lit Der GrDf. W6rder
9eitDrben. Ntdrder mar elmer Der
oeutiden Brpieiioren, Die fih Inn Die
lanopirtbl6aftli6e @iiienibaft be-
ionoers berbient aennabt baben. @r
las an Der uniperlitdt Sale iiber Die
@rnabrun9 Der Observation-Disclosures
&ulturpflansen uno Die ge9nulUeie
Der &oblenbporate. Sein 8u6 iiber
ole SpirituDlen=S Snbuitrie lit epobe=
ma6eno geueien uno bat in Der beut=
lben lanopirtblbaftli9en @ilisn>
lbaft cine dbnlibe Bebeutune er=
langt, tpie bic Boiteur' lhen @ntbe=
fungen.
- Man lbreibt aus Berlin: Or.
b. Siemens, bis ppr &ursem 0irecs
toe Der 0eutihen 8anf, lieet am
Waeeptrebs in boffnuneslolen .3uz
ftanoe ,oanieoer. Sein Tpo miro,
pie bas r8erliner 9aaeblatt" aus
giebt, jeoen Guoenblid ertpartet. gr
lit 1889 9ebDren uno tpar felt 1874
mebrfa9 Witelieo oeS preuBifhen
geOronetenbauies uno oes oeutz
iben &ei6stages, NOD er Der natiu=
nalliberalen, Ipdter Der freilinnigen
Jraftion anaebDrte. '
- Gie 8erliner 3eituneen erins
nern oaran, baB i'm October 1701
Der Staliener gbriltoferi in Baoua
oaS erite rSadebrett" osn 8urldufer
oes &lapiers, eonitruirte. 9a8 erite
0afebrett mirb iebt nod als gpnba[
ooer Ggnbel genannt uno 1T nur
nod in Der 3ieeunermuiif ee=
br6uhlib.
: Sn 2unbon bat man uon Mils
lionaren in China Die 9ea6ridt ers
balten, bob Die 8eulenpeit in sSut=
lbau furAtbar eraiiirt. Nn 1900
neue grfranfuneen tueroen tdelid,
9emeloet, uno mdbreno Der lebten
amel Wohen tpuroen tdaliA iiber
1000 S6rge aus ben 9bpren Der err
mdbnten Staot 9etraeen.
- Die Samburs 9(merifanilbe
0ampfergeielIibaft bat einen 14td.
gieen 9ampferoienit md Cuba ein-
gerihtet.
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lleber Die &reto : eSrooe uirf

= ueber Die &reta : sSraae miro
aus &Dpenbagen beri9tet: Inter
banelungen iino 5tpiiben ben bier
S6ubmd9ten iiber bic 1nabbGnqiq=
felt BON &reta erDffnet tpDrben. &6=
mig @eor9 BON @riedenlanb batte in
SreoensbOrg lange gonferensen
iiber ben @eeenitano nit gsor 9eifo=
laus unb &Dnie @bmoro gebabt, uno
Die Srage iit oas Saupttnotio leines
8eiuhes Sin Baris, BON tpD aus er
it9 gu tueiterer 8elpre9une Der
9abe nad @ien beqeben tpiro.
8abreno leiner lebtidbrigen 8eile
eelang es oem Brinaen @eora bon
@rte9enlano, 5ohfonn1iHGr BON
&reta, stuar nibt, Die 3ultintnung
Der Wdbte gu Der InneriDn Der Sn=
lei an 8rie6enlano gu erbalten, aber
oDb 81 einem 8lane Der unabbdn=
eigfeit. glls er aber nad] &reta su=
riidfebrte, fano er, oaB &uBlanb
nibt bereit tpar, lein Gerlpre9en
81 erfiillen, uno iebt bat es iein 8a=
ter, Der als getpanoter Diplomat
gilt, unternoutmen ben @eg su eb=
iten unb ipdter miro 8rins @eprg
perl0nli6 nit Den intereliirteu Wd6=
ten fonferiren.
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Stir Die 8mrcm.

CHARLES 8oineraln, &ebafteur bes
yNuaemeine 6anoelsblab" BON Nm=
1teronnt, rihtet in Der Nunttner bonn
9. Sftober einen ntebrere Geiten
fiillenoen Ippeu an ben Brd1iben=
ten 8polepelt I'M Sntereife Der 8u=
rem.
gr fiibrt barin aus, pie gnqlano
lt9 an oem SDfferre9t unb an ben
@ebDten oer 6umanitdt periiinoi9t
bat un0 fntpft babel an Die 6DQGnz
oilhe 0bfunft bes Bralibenten an.
Der Wuni6 1T ia bere9tiet unb Der
8eoonfe liegt nabe, DbIhpn Die
Nbtunft tuett 5urnd batirt, inbe11en,
lelblt tpenn oas natipnale boudnoiz
i6e Blut ii6 mod in 6errtt &DDIe=
pelt re9te, als Nmerifaner fDnnte er
11tht anoers banbeln, ofs es Die Sn=
terellen oieles 2anoes eebieten uno
butter olelen ntuB unlere Spnpatbie
suriidIteben.
Brditbent McGinlep bat fir Die
Sadie Der 8uren eetban, mas er
fonnte, irbem er England feline 8e=
reitfpilli9feit gu guten Dieniten un=
bot-uto oas tpar mebr als 1eitens
lrgeno elmer Ge9ierun9 eeldeben :
oarilber binaus aber fonnte Die glo=
miniltrotion nidt eeben unb 8rd1i=
Den Nooiepelt miro bel aller Sptn=
potbie, Die er nit Der Sa6e Der 8u=
rem haben mag, Die @elu1e Inn Gin
n1llbung, in mel6er SDrn1 itnner,
ltnberndlidtigt laiien rtIiien.
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(SDrtiesunp folat)

Mtllionen BON MenIhen leiben on ben,
frrcbtharen l1ebel, S1mprrbpiSem eee
nannt. Naeb iabrelaneen 9orI6en lit
es DR.. S. Silsbee eeluneen, 6as norsiiq=
libe 6eilmittel ANAkESlS, eenonnf,
5u erfinoen. @s lit bas 8eite, 6os nod
ie bogetpeien. 8etueistnittel oieier 8e<
banptung lie9en BET Sauienoen Icbriftficb
our giniiht nDr. Nugenblidlicbe 2tnbee
run9 6er SbmerSen itno Bel Mnnen6una
naf gorlbrift bollftdnbiee Sur suees
libert. P. Neustaedter & Co., Box
24l6, New York. idbiefen auf 8erlangen
HrDben foftenfret naf alien 8ldben in
ben Ser. Staaten.
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&ein alter Glapperfalten,

lonoern elm nplltDniges, bp6eles
gantes uno baltbares 8ianD tit un=
Ter @Degan= Biano, oas pDn einer
unfragli6en @arantte geoecft tpirb.
Guf GbSablungen tueroen feline Ho=
ten Doer 3inlen nerlanet.
1bps. @pggan & Srps.
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: Sin 8roieiior Der 9ebnil9en
6o6Ibule it1WDsfau bat Die gnt=
oedung getnadt, oaB ein Wtifropbpn,
Das burA Drabt nit elmer eleftriiden
2ampe oerbunoen lit, ben SAau
bur6 oas Wteoium elmer anoeren
eleftril6en 2ampe iiber,1itteln fann.
Der Brufeiior fiibrte mebrere @rpe=
rimente opr, luobei Die Spei 2ampen
bur6 cine bide 8ano eetrennt maz
rem; er bielt in Dem einen 3iinner
eiuen Sortrag iiber feline @ntoedune,
inoem er leile in Das Wfifropbpn
blneinlprab, uno feline @orte tparen
gang gut in oem nabiten .3immer
bDrbnr.
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7antems2tftc:

@er Diam mante II Doer s III
melen irseno pel6er Grt faufen
miu, penoe fib an Die SuperldlIige
sSirtna Griber Bros.
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Cine fdrGe 2Se6r.

wv Y6W+WN cVNV<f
8srtbeloigsm Sie Sbren &Orper sssss
&ranfbsit rurA ben @ebraud BON
1utt'5 Yillen, Elm ltetS fideres Seilulit,
tel eessu &optidner3en, Dpspepiis, Ma>
laria, 8tritopfuns uno ale bamit pers
pamotsn 2siosn.
"Das Grirbrao Des Gfbens!"
Or. Gmt! Sbre Seberpilsn iinO cas
3risbrao be8 2ebens. SD weroe bsm
3ufaa ifct5 e:.afbar icin, Der mid bie'
ielben tenneu lernsn lieB. 8. 6airleisb,
Ylatie Cannon, Col.
s5mtt's 9eber Ytuea.
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Gs lit fetn @cbcimuis,

ion0ern eine offene @rflaruns. ndtn=
li6 oaB Hunts Lightning Oil al=
les, auseenommen gebro6ene Ser
sen uno @ebirnermeir1lne, beilt. 25
q 50 @tS.
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Sci ben esutpelieren

Griber 8ros., ftnbet man cine
rei9e 9(ustpabl ppn nbren, &ingen,
8roben, arl1tbdnbern uno cine
Menee anberer in oieles Sad i6la=
genoer Mrtifel.
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Griber 8rpthers

baben cine tupblaHprtirte gluSlage
pDn @olo= uno Silbertpaaren aller
Nrt, Otamanten, syancp Nrtifeln,
uno nerfaufen glneS gu railpnoblen
4reiIen.
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Srief Elite.
Scrrens3ifte:

Oscar 8elme % s Damn = Coleman
0eper-8 6 5ermunb-9 9(us Srobpeie -
So @eritenbereer = Sos @olbitein-@o<
min &rueger = 6 8 &oQmann = 5rarf
@oImann (2)-2aetbDe 9af-4 6 Gid
Subn Mepers-Sorrb Mar-S S Mann
: 8 g1egbaur = 8ibarb Brolel SEQ
&ot6ganger 6 q 8oiii = Sobn 8enre,
tamp-g $ &pier-& Shaefer = Nlfpnio
3oeller.
5amens2tfte:
Srau Soiie 9ieb - SSrau 5ounp @dart
(2) - 5rau 81 SeiBer - Mamie Sapie =
5rau ) 3elltgmann = gseta Mueller =
5rau s 5dbillin9-5rau Sperrine.
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Gbeumatismus lit in bielem &li,na
i6ner5bafter als irgeno elm anberes
2eioen; miro bur6 @imer & 0lmenbs
Hesept 9an. 1851 eebeilt. 6. +
9 h mtot, S(ae1lt, 6ouitun, 9eras