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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04

gis gum Sabre 1899 mar England
bas am meiiten &oblen probu5trenoe
2anb, mubte bann aber ben Ser.
Staaten ben erften Stang abtretsn.
Gnglanbs prpbuctipn belief it6 i'm
Sabre 1900 auf 252,190,573 Sonz
men, 10 bab bic Ser. Staoten un 15,z
100000 Sonnen bDber famen, um
bpppelt 10 ptel, ols i'm Sabre 1899,
Sir bas laufenoe Sabr oiirfte iib
Der grtrag nod bDber itellen, ou Der
in Yenniplpanien nieber orobenbe
Streif sliidli6ertpeiIe permteoen
blieb. Der natiir1i6e Hei6tbum Der
@ruben 1T 10 srob, Dab, penn bic
unternebmer tpollten, bic proDuctton
ean3 erbebli6 eeiteiaert ,lperDen t0nns
te. Das liest inbeHen rtidt in ibrer
glbit9t; iie balten bic 8orrdtbe itets
10 fnapp, bab iie ben Martt controlliz
rem unb bic preiie nah Wiafiir otctlz
rem fDnnen, sumdl bas 2luslano in
ssoloe eisenen Mangels, iorpie aui
@runb bpber Sransporttoiten unn
bes auf Sarttoblen beitebenben Ginz
fubraoues nidt in Der Sage 1T. nit
ibnen in Wettbeperb 81 treten, tpabz
reno anbererIeits betanntlidb Inldufe
aema6t ,perben, europGii6e 2Gnber
BON bier aus nit &oblen ou perforgen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04
sAomiral Alakarof.
auSfahrana einer gsoropoIa-fabrt aaG
~ ueuer, orieiueuer Soee. -

.E - "V"St, UStBtHtHtE -SVst'<f4f.s ~
Der ruff1de gisbretber rsSermot"
1T Dor &uroem bon &ronitabt na9
England gefobren, lm ii9 BON pa aus
auf bic ReiIe nad benz Norbpoi 5u be-
seben. 2ebtere erreet tnfofern ein be-
ionberes SnterefIe, als bic Expedition
nod ei'er nsuen orisinellen Sbee ausz
gefiibrt tDiro. Wdbrenb bic bisberisen
Observation-Disclosures nit ibren Shiffen 10
tpeit nod yeorben norbraneen, Biz bic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04
BETWEEN sAYARD AND NEW PnlLADELPHM.

sDaily. Except Sunday. Alag stop. meals
stops take passengers for Pittsburgh and points east
thereof.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 noon to IL 90
midnight Light Faced from II 90 midnight to 10 90
T.. F. LOREE, EA. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
u-25-0O-I PITTSBURGH PENN'A
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks and further information re-
garding the running of trains, apply to any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04
Dark Face figures, P N. time. Light Face, A. H. tns.

Connections leave NeWcOmorst0wm
via Pittsburgh Divisi0n.-For Pittsburgh
and the East, *2 43 am, I'll 81 am. *2 II pm. FoS
For Columbus, is 36 am. For Columbus, Gin
cinnati, Indianapolis and st. Louis, II 81 am
and ri as pm: For Columbus and Chicago
4 IS pm.
Connections leave Canal Dover van
Cleveland s& Pittsburgh DivisiOn.-FOr
Cleveland, CANTOR and Fort Wayne ROuts
points, IL 40 am and f2 50 pm.
*Daily. Except Sunday. FLAG stop.
L. F. LOREE, e. A. FORD,
s s,,e General Manager, General Passenger 2gm1
l-l1900.-N PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates Of fare, through tickets
baggage checks. and further Information ~
garding. the running, Of trains, apply to anI
agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04
Glofier Dsaria 2aad.

Sabre 1903 gesriinbet. Sm Sabre
1902 tpurbe es aufgeboben, nm 1868
in ben 8eiib bes sSsefuitenprbenS iiberS,
.5useber, tpel9er bann 1873 aug berrl<
,felben ideiDen rltubte. 9ie banit ilidt
,ntebr ,benuste Rtr9e ssbDrt sll ben
fd0nften ,8aulperfen biefer Dirt i'm
gan5en Mbeinlanb. Mie bic beigegez
bene Mbbilbung aeist, 1T Maria Qaa9
NIT feinen funf 9biirmerr unb feiner
Ruppel Elm Sbpus rprnantfher Bpus
funit. Die MaDnde bes Rloters be-
f4dftigen fih, auber NIT gbeplpgie,
mod NIT dnberen MiHenf9aften unb
aunbDirtbfdaft.. i1} .
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04

Z At'fDieaapfe miinSen in ben
Q er. Staten iperben laut @e5eb
l9eeeniudrtig ale III Der Miin5es po1s
. Nbildbelpbid bereeiteQt, ba fiir biejtIss
Ben friiher Il, ben @iibipejts uilb @klts
foaten ber ultipn gar tein @sborf lo
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04
stctise 3uuaIine unicres Iukens
Sanbels.

Oas HotiIti19e Bureau bes 8unz
bes @dobumts bat Die Details bes
Observation-Disclosures atpii9en ben8er.
Staaten unb bem Nuslonbe fir ben
Monat Mpril per0ffentli6t unb berz
oleibt 1i6 bic Waaren gtnfubr in
bem eenannten nit bem glei6en Moz
nat leBten Sobres in folsenber Weiie:
{
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04
q II s T II b I.

u 8 II . I.
aerieuItur.g s75,o29,1e1 s6s,851 III
Silhrftriesgrohucte 81 4416,2z9 49, 26S
gIer8roonete y soso927 927 S13as6s coy
sunitiee taftls SrObncte 275199 s66,32G
aotol :. .s11s,o7o, sol s11e,44s,s25
aotaIzsusfubr .$12o sos, ,296 Sis, ,772, $50
@iniubr.
pobrunogmittet s1oss9, lsS1; $40 lsSS 25oo2 .so4
Salbfabricate 1924 1896 7,942,033
enrus.artifel .... 11,s6S,119 7959,oo7
gptals@nfubr $76,74798o $75,510, 1862
Sir bic nit benz 80, Mpril beenbez
ten eriten aebn Monate btefes unb bes
lebten 5isfaliahres lauten bic betref=
fenben 3iffern, ipie fplst: ~
Iusfubr. -%
glsrtenIt,r. s11,591g55 s717572,74e
Snonttries esgrobucte 399,s1o,6l4 352,e71,2oe
Serefosnee yfase1a's 352e a4953ase aaaSskSs11 aassss1
soafae s5ssaefe oe 4osoeos ssSaaa9 sosSaa9
Gotar i ,23s ,554. .2e4 1852, ,961 ,s12
nslanbsgrobucte 21,923,670 f9,441, AGA
1otaI-ausfubr !, 1,2eo,477, ,es4 Ire, ,4os,27e
@infnbr. r.afts2 5f&i8 81
5fo5materiaiiea .S215,7o5eS9 S25S,s22,s4s
3aibfabrcate -. 65,132,363 73,945.999
SSs g$9s1Ss YSs 1Ss 9sS$5 fS$599
GptaI-Gilfrbr .$676.233.e4o $717, ,2se;292 Is
@on Der Maaren ginfubr befanz
cen iieb au @nbe Mprtl bs. sSs. i'm
3oafpei6er mod Waaren in, Mertbe7
BON $46, ,50O,334, gegen $43, ,845A
begin. $36, 520,458 5u Der glei9en
3eit Der. beiben bDrbergebenbel Sabre.
Die @olbzgtnfubr unb Nusfnbr be-
tpertbete ii6 i'm Npril ca. auf $2,249, =.
038 begin. $4,916, ,965, eegenl$3, $685.
BIB begin. ST 1,961 $50 i'm Mpril 1900.
Die Silber= Ginfubr ,lnb =Musfubr
betrua $2,37O,114 begin. i$4, ,959, ,O47,l L
segen So, ,323,8oS be3ip. $4,12.O43 i'm
Mpril 1900. Die Musfubr BON eSnbu=
ftrie probuften I'm Mpril b. IS. berz
gleibt it9 nit iol9er Musfubr i'm.
sleihen Monat friiberer Sabre III fol-
senber Weife: sisfb5 d
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04
prof. Kalauer's 0eoankfn=
fplitter.

II Bolton's
8iirsermeiIter
bat bas eroBs
Mort selaRen
ausssipr
fein Gentler
man betrete il
eine Mirtbz
idaft. Sb
'rppbl Der 9err
8iirserm metitsr
INN pnfton
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04

OaB bic Ser. @taaten in Der pr
buttipn bieler 9inse obenan iieben, 1T
betannt; baB mir aber in Der Jabritaz
tipn bon @eibe obenan iteben, nirb
bp6 Man9en iiberraf9en. Die Sbatz
fade erflGrt 1i6 bur9 unlere 3ollpoli=
tit. Mls bur9 ben Dinsles : Sartf
Seibentpaare1 nit 35. refp. so proz
5ent ab palorem gingangs5oa beiteuz
ert tpurben, tpdbrenb Robfeibe aolIfrei
mar, nabm bic einbeimif9e Seiben<
fqbritation einen ,bebeutenben Mufz
f9tpung. gs fam bdau mod tpeiter,
baB europGif9e @eibenfabrifation in
ben Ser. Staaten Jilialen anlegten,
um ii4 tpenieitens einen groben Sbeil
Der alnerifani1ben &unbi9aft 5u err
balten, Der fpnit fir iie perlorett getpe=
fen tpdre. Meiterbin fommt nod ba=
5u, baB es ipobi fein Qanb Der Welt
giebt, in tpel9em mebr, SeioenHoffe
berbrau9t tperben, tpie in ben Ser.
Gtaaten. &s@ @.'S&'l s4F '*@4 s3s
9eamte ber 2lt9iIon, Sopefa e
@anta 1sT8abn Iinb nit benz groiett
bei9dftiat, au9 auf ben Serasz2inien
bess 5pitems bic 6ei3ungyber 2pfomo>
tiben nit petrpleum eirlSufiibrsr,. Die
grfa1runsen, fpel6e mon lpdbreno
Der lebten Sabre auf ben CALIFORNIA
i2inien init lbisIem 9eiamaterial sez
nta4t hat, inb re4t 5ufrisbenitelens,
unD sba in gerds Del info rei9lidtr
Menge borbanben unb aohle 10 foitz
fpielis 1T, bab 9eiaung NIT bsrftlben
eirten betrGhtliben She'll per @innahz
men Der 5erass2inien beanfpruAt.
ipirb bas' Del als 9eismittel fiir 90
fomotiben cine sroBe gripdrniB 5ez
sbeuten,s gang abseieben ,bappn,l baBes
Rauh unpa I4rsaen bsleitigt. prGs
itbent NipleD glaubt abaB innerbal6
BON abt5ebn Monaten ale 9erussQ sQts
nien Der Mtdifon OI allr 9ei5ung ber
lpfomotipen pertpenben fptrbtn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04

-NOs. 1876 and SIG connect at WellsvilIe for
and 336 connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh
for the East. CAFE PARr1oR CARS on Nos.
BIO and 3Il. Pullman Sleepine Carson Nos
son
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04

6orriman, Der sieipyorter gantier,
bat Elm Mieientperf DoIlenbet. Gs III
ibm gelungtn, elf ber nihtigten Ba5z
men bes Mtifens init eiirein @eidmmis
geleife BON 81, 5,592 Meilen unter cine
Rontrole 3u brinsen. Sn bieies Ronzsl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04
Stll6aoifd)fs.

DaB bic gDnpention Der MetalI1
ipaarensG Gabrifanten in Neip! Oort be-.
i9lpHen. bas Srbnen Der Mrbeitsaeit@
froee ben einaelnen Mttgliebern 81
iiberlaHen. bat bereits quite Jriidte sez
aeitist. Cine sanae Mnaabl BON 5a=
brifailten bat feitbem idon Mbfpntz
men NIT ibren 2euten, eetroffen, unb
in manden sroben @t6bten baben fib
bic Reiben Der Streiter merflicb se<,
li9tet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04

fortiun iinb aub bic Nortberit Yucts
fic unb bic Union Pacific, bic itb bis@i
lang 10 bitter betdmpft baben, eingez
fdloifen. Der @ortbeil ben bic @ifene
babnen babur9 srlangen, liegt anf
Der 6anb, Der tDilbe aonturren5z
Rampf, Der Die MfttonGre obne Sibis
benben lieb, bort auf, glud finD srobe
8etriebs zGr5parniife mDglid. @s
frdst iih blos nod, nie bas publitum
babel fabren fpirb. + '5
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-04

Msan iorfte iid, idreibt hte rReip
g1orfer @taatsaeitung" nit Der gin%
fiibruns bes gnslifhen ais dueiniser
@eri4tsfpra9e $auf ben philippinen
febr poriehen. Bei teiner @elegenbeit
ipirb cine Grembberrf9aft 70 briidenb
enpfunben, uls tpenn bic WepDlferung
nit ben BebDrben cine anbere, dls bic
ibr selGufige Sprahe sii reben bat unb
gen0tbist iit bic Mabrnebmrng bon
Nedten Gremben ol iibertragen, neil
Der Ne1tfu9enbe felbft Der fremben
Sprade nidt seniisenb mGhtis if,
nm feline Sadie felbit gu fiihren.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-19
DOYLE GETS TWO YEARS.
N"''-f"rd Clerk Told Ilow sen
cnrr Might Have ne.n Nae.

When judge Thomas. OF the '.ni,.h
state Circuit Court, IN Brooklyn, to-
day sentenced James Doyle to Two wear,
IN sing sing Mrs. ppyla. his w.f.. nj.
tered II scream and tainted away.
Doyle was convicted OF criminal "A,
~nilt Gron Airs. MARY Burns. vii. or
Philadelphia hotelk-cpcr Las, No.
."mh"r Mrs. Ryrnrs visited he Navy.
fsr'i whore 'or ,hrty-on. year. Doyle
ha- -"n shipping clerk.
sac waited 70 Sc. her brother. Jane.
l.""is, sailor On the Dnnaio. payI.
iinprrs Jih'cI ih' commander Of IN.
baltimore, mud Will. showing her IN.
rhin mad" the assault, fnt which he wa.
today arntruc"d
ln imposing sentence Judge Thomas
sa'd y consider this Il tgh, sentence,
but Il IS Imposed because OF YOUR pre-
vons good record. Had you auccccda.,
Ia your .nd-..ror the death penalty
would have been Imposed The rnI,n,,
state VIII not tolerate such crimes
cHmmiy''d on board a Federal shin
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-19
0CUL|ST RUNS
FROM ROYAL Y.
Professor Pagenstrecher,
After Treating Queen.
10 Overwhelmed.

LONDON. Jan io.-Ever since Prof
Pag.nsirc,hcr. OF wiesbn,i"n. treated
the Queens eyes on Wednesday last roy
atty has focked to .hc eminent occul!s;
and nhs actually overwhelmed him.
After PROF.. i'agenstrvNShcr left tn
9ueea he went 10 Marlborough House.
where the Prince OF Vale, underwent
the ordeal Of submitting his lately
sdon;s! eyeglasses TO the criticism of
the great Professor.
|. II was only TO the Queen aud the Prince
OF Wales that Prof ragensirccter
would consent to so All the others
had to go TO him. The Duke OF Cam
bridge and other notahilitie- nockcd 10
hi- hotel. humbly waiting In the corri
dor until the professor was ready TO see
them. In "a few moments the Duke ~
Cambridge WIS benefited 10 greatly that
he went to HIS old cronies ana insisted
on their visiting the cye-healcr. Fol
lowing hts ,.ivic. they crowded 70 Prof.
PuErnsirecher Friday.
Al last the specialist ran out ~ the
hotel. declaring "A" would not So" an
other soul that day. be he king OF COM
noner,
The professor goes to the Continent 10
inspect the eyes Of the King OF the Bel
s!ans Sunday. and before h" returns 10
Wl.shaden he will PROBABLY continue hi,
Journey TO several other royal palaces.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-19
MIKE O'SULLIVAN DEAD.
Pa nous Irish Ali-Uourd athlete
and Observation-Disclosures Passes
AwaS.

Michael OSuil!yan, eN-champion ALL
round athlete and one Of IN. mos
popular men connected sIin amateur
athletic. In the pas, decade, died y.stsr-
day In the rrcsoy terinn Hospital lie
Will be inferred on Monday from his las"
residence. M. ~ YVES, On. Hundred
and Fla, street
Mike war born at Bali!nah.s.ig.
County Cork. ireland, Ia 1856. aud made
his debut n, the kiNHaie sp1rIs III ~
winning the 7-pourd wlnd!nE wc.eh,
With a throw OF :; feet t!is next IIbIl.
AaSS Of the Cork Athletic Ciuh "a ,a5.
when he won the l:D-yard hush,. rare Ia
II l.5 seconds and the runnHs iur stop
and jump. clearing u feet. inches
he soon established hims'i. ~ the front
rank Of performers II field oS-nts. lie
competed In the a!l-round \ \ q.
championships from lS'' 10 1872, ana wo'.
the title IN the latter, year with 10 pv.nr,
Up 10 1851 O'suil!van held thc record
for throwing the Si-ponnd weigh 'or
height with . throw OF y feet inches.
and won the first \, a. y. indoor cham.
pionsh.p of tina; year with n throw uf Is
shnrt o! the stipulated 70 pounds
Il He was a member OF the New igr,< po,
lice force since 1881 Outside ~ III.
prqwefs as an athlete Mike was char.
acter himself a typical Celt, houesi
lessed OF a fund Of quaint. witty say.
1ngs. many OF which Will I've for genera
tons among amateur athletes.
FOR many years after landing In Amer.
lea Mike represented the Pastine Ath.
-. had been menrser OF the Eav!e.
fA<hIetlc Clnf,--,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-19
LOST HIS PLACE;
|. HANGED HIMSELF
Wife, Returned from
Pleading with Firm.
Found Body.
CAME WITH GOOD NEWS.
c. S. Hammell Had Been En-
ployed in a Dry-Goods
House.
CAME WITH GOOD NEWS.

Charles g. Hammcll. thirty years old.
committed su!cih: At his home at AZ
West TS"r:y-'lfth street this morning.
lia,r.no'i vas employed IN dry.
goods h"tse UP 10 yesterday. Then he
WIS discharged He wcr, home very
dcsponden, and 'nla his wife tn. bad
news
This morning Mrs Hammeii told her
husband ;hat sne Intended to go down
to the store AMI see II her pleading
with tn" firm would no, bring about u
reinstatement lie listened In moody
silence. She left the house and the
husband watched her Oh, o. sight.
Than he secured n stou, hook and
drove /; over the DOORWAY between the
Kitchen and dining room. He then tooh
STOOD upon a chair. and placed his head
through the no0se.
Kicking tn. chair from under him. The
moose frightened aud slowly stranGi.d
him TO death
Mrs: IIammell arrived home a, II
O'Clock. Sh" burst into the little fiat
1oyously. Tor sine had succeeded In OBJ.
tanning promise that her husband
would be reina;ai~d
Ar she stepped INTO the apartment she
saw tn" body Of her husband suspcr,is.!
from the s,rnnRulat!on. Sh. at once
suit the body Town and tried 10 bring
back iife. Ealing. sh. screamed. ans!
neighbnra rushed in. An ambulance was
summoned fr.m New York Hospital. but
HHmme'l was dead.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-19
To HOLD
POLICE SOCIAL"
Invited All, from Chief to
Captains. and People
Wonder.

The current issue Of The Chief. nfY,cia,
publication OF the Pole. Department.
contains grea, deal OF lnforma,lo,
amour the inside working OF the polio.
force.
ihe resignation of Inspector Thomas
~ pruhan from the Police E:ndowm.n.
association Is recorded. and the lnspec-
Tor Is quoted As having nothing to sny
regarding tho matter.
romeo S>o"si:~ az" busy trying to Ind
why Druhnn lei, the Captains nsso-,a.
tIon.
~ inc official report OF Treasurer LON,
w oconnor. OF the s-rgeant.' A..o.
r''bon' II u stated ina; certain s.tyc,u,.
are NOT members. The ...rsean,s nam.J
are John W. McGioln. Robert / Wal.
'"H'' Gallagher. Charles u. Foster
1"N"ph IVORY. Norman Wcs,orv.lt. John
Edward G. o'Bricn. Frank
.. williams John McSnmsIa. A,b.r, y.
"rponah and John N. wh--lr!xht.
'pss'ps ars wondering why tho fac,
t.''t these men ere not members OF IN.
SrFs"ants' Association i published.
commissioner Abel! has Invited all N
'"s commanding otiic-r.-Ch!c, to Can
'Afhs-'o meet him mex, Wednesday
evening at his tome In BROOKLYN for
intercourse The invitations
were sent out over the police wires
Inspector Druhan wa Transferred
"''' brooklyn to Long Island C!ty d.
short tim" oefor. ;he h!r shaken,
nav" raIs-l hts r.s.Enatlon 1,,.,, - .
'spa!ns Association
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-19
GANG HELDF0R
PRIEST s MURDER
Coroner's Jury Found
that Father Riegel
Was Poisoned.

rili!.ADEl.i'i!iA. Jan is.-The toro
i"- to-day hfli AN inqu,s; In the case
OF Rev. F,ah"r 1i.Bcl, WHO'S. body was
found 10 the hallway Of n hou>. on
Norm l:tgpth street two weeks aYu to-
day. stripped ~ his outer clothing and
'rnur n considerable .um 81 money nni
some vaIuaht-.
tn, Jury. af'-r hearing IL. evidence.
brought IN vc-Iict that his death was
ane I" opium poisoning, AMI holding the
:"!i"winy ,'ersou,, now under arr--;. re-:
suDnsihI for III. crime: Robert Bryan.
Jacob Wynn~. stephen Mentally, Fila
RarrtH, May ana Annie Miller ana I'D
ward Hnr,nrn Tnc latter Is sixteen
wears ui'.
The jur, also held responsible the fol.
lowing, VINO so Far nave .iidcd the
police: Harry l.-cch. Paul Jones. Paul
Goodwin, and boy known a, tn.
Bow-rv k!a,'
The testimony showed that the prizes,
was induced to visit a house frequen,ed
as the c.owd. and While there drank
beer. His drink was druSgcd. ana after
his death he VAS robbed and hi. body
taken into the hallway OF an adjoining
house
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-19
HAVE YOU ANY OF THESE
Symptoms Of Very Common TROUBLE

Symptoms OF Very Common Trouble
Their. 1. no disease 80 common IN tie
United ssasea a. eatarrh. because It appears
In 20 many forms and attacks - ssany 4is-
fsrsht oygsaA
II II a common mistake TO suppose that
ra,arrh II confined 10 the nose and throat.
Any Inflammation OF the mucous membrane.
wherever located. accompanied by abnormal
secrctions. 10 catar.h. Catarrh OF stomach
or bladder. or in,estines. Is nearly as com
mon a. nasal ratarrh and much more seri.
Gus, although It Ia true that stomach
catarrh and catarrh OF other internal ORGANS
10 tho result OF neglected nasal catarrh.
new remedy has recently appeared
which 80 far as tested seems to be remark.
ably effective IN promptly curing ca,arrh.
wherever located. The preparation Ii sold
BY druggists generally under name Of
S,uart's Ca,arrh Tablets. and. In addition TO
being very palatabic and convenient. pos.
sesses extraordinary merit. In many cases
giving immediate relief from the couEhinE,
hawking and constant clearing OF ;he thu oat
and head. those symptoms with which
every ono Is familiar who has eve. suffered
from colds In the head and throat.
Catarrh Is simply q continuation OF these
symptoms until the trouble becomes chronic
and grows gradually worse from year TO
year.
stuar.'s Catarrh Tablet. are composed Of
iiydras,in. Eucslyptoi iuaiacoi aud STINT
lar aniisep;ics and cataryn SPECIFICS. from
sl.ch II ~ill be seen that no s.cr., Is made
u the ingredients. and also tia. no mineral
polsons are used. as is the case with many
we'll. kuown casaIrh medicines.
For catarrh Of the nose. throat. bronchial
tubes. for catatrh Of stomach. intestincs or
bladder. no preparation Is so safe and gives
auch rapid and permanent results as
STRAITS caiarrh Tablets
All druggists sell them =; toe. for full
.ized package. You ca. use them with
assurance that you wilt no; contract the
cocaine or morphine habit. a. the rssults
from this ca,arrh cure are apparent from
the hrst days use.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-19
.M|DA|R PERIL
DURING STORM.
Workmen On New Bridge
Almost Blown
Away.
CHUNG Oh FOR THEIR, LIVBS
Blinded by Snow and Chilled
Through by the Driving
Gale.
CHUNG Oh FOR THEIR, LIVBS


When the dense snow furry swept
sVddenly over the city this forenoon Il
caught the men ut work on the new Fast
River bridge % that they could nos get
to shelter.
In an instant they were envciopcd In
the great white driving cloud. while the
shrirking wind tore at them MS though
eager q huri them on into the ~tIdyinE
void. They chung to their perches dea-
psrately. blinded by the nnow and
chilled through By the driving wind
They couldn't see six feet away and
above them and below them went driv-
Ing the great clouds OF frosty white.
Several OF tho men were neatly blown
from tho structure and had the sanAll
Ias;ed much longer there nigh, have
been n other story 10 tell.
whrr the soow suddenly ceased It
seemed that the bridge piers aud the
network appeared rs by magic and the
sun shooe bright as,ove them.
II was a nspt thought that several
men were missing. but on Investigation
!, wns found that desplte the Krc.,,
peril they had Srpped their way down.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-19
NO SLEEP FOR THREE MONTHS
One Cause Of sleep!essnes, that Can &c
Oye,core.

Mr.. Vim. Ilandschu. Of 10th street. Cot
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as follows regarding the new remedy for
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u take pleasure in stating that | WIS so
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me Pyramid Pile Cure. purchased OF my
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