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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-19
A Mother. Methods.

:
You see," said the mother, Tommy
is SO accomplishing and yielding that I
always give him the first choice Of ev-
erything."
"As a lesson to johnny" asked the
caller.
mo. 1t gives Johnny a. chance to
take it away from him. Then both are
satisfied. indianapolis Press.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-19

.TOCALlF0RN|A
cHEAPLY AND COMFORTABLY
Tourist sleeping car leaves
Kansas City e:o5 p. n,.eyeEy
Tue sday via MIS- soURl.
KANSAS & TEXAS RAIL-
WAY; runs through without
change to San francisco, VIA
TT. Worth, San Antonio and
Los Angeles.
Sleeper rate, $500.
Ticket rate Tuesdays in
March and April, from Kansas
City, $500.
FORGET NOT that it runs
Tuesday, being date of sale
of the low rate tickets.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-19
! lesson to Johnny?" asked the
PATENTS.

List of Patents Issued Inst Week
to Northwestern Inventors.
Allen. s. Benedict, WATERFOWL, S. D.,
cream whipper; Henry r. Nelson,
Gales, Mimi, driving mechanism fos.
mechanical stoker; Oscar Nygren,
+ Lake City, MIMI, attachment for har-
Nesters; Ole Olson, Belview, Mimi.
corn planter; Jay w. Powers, Mime
apolis, MIMI, steam engine; James L.
Record, Minneapolis. Mimi, flre-proof
grain elevator; Frank G. Schmidt,
Blakely, Mimi, wagon brake.
Lothrop G Johnson patent attorneys OIL
& 9l2 Pioneer Press Bldg, st. Paul. MINI.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-19
!. Thle ARM nisnti

..1-.>I ~, e 5J ~
IS. * see that the Programmed army Ii
ito have twenty-seveh dentists
n. ssrhat's q good thing. They'll keep
the dogs Of, war In al condi tion to show
their teeth to the best advantage.'..:--
Cleveland Plain kDea1e rE I'D ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-19
] nan recon. sBu.iness.

DAngefouas BuNiness. &
ToErist--W Why don't you ofter d re-
ward Tor the desperadoes who robbed
the, bank here last week? is Z ,iSs
# sherin- Why, II they thought there
was any money In the county treasury,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-19

Send no money, but write DR.. shoop, Racine, Wis.
BOX l43 for six bottles on DR. Shops Restorative
express paid. II cured, pay s550if not It 10 Free.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-19
Gone for Good.

correspondent sends us this brief
and expressive obituary from Geor-
gia exchange:
Molly has reached
The golden shore,
And she won't come back
This way any more!"
Atlantic Constitution.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-19

Each package of PUTNAM FADE
LESS DYES colors either Silk. Wool
or Cotton perfectly.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-19
Water crosses are an excellent tonic,
stomaciiic and c0oling. Il " 81 81

Baaebail players; Coli players; M play-
- ohaW White'e Yucatap whilst DiaylnE.
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Pic and fistul. CIR.

~ ~ sil1ss y y li-
3 Iy,s-f - tt.i,f7s 4. q,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-21
NO ANNEXATION
FOR THE CUBANS
!. B. Anterior Back From East
President Said Without Hesitation
That Hawaii Gould Not Expect
More Chinese Laborers.

Joseph B. Atherton and Mrs. Ather
ton returned TO their home here last
evening by the steamer Alameda after
a most enjoyable trip of several weeks
on the Mainland most of which time
was spent in the East. Mr. Ather
ton left here as one of the Hawaiian
committee consisting of himself. E
VI. Swanzy and ". o. Smith. who
visited Washington TO confer with the
heads OF departments and give their
views on the needs and present condi-
tons OF Hawaii.
While in the East Mr.. and Mrs
Atherton made their headquarters
most of the time in Baltimore with re-
latives OF Mrs Atherton. They es-
capped most OF the cold weather and.
on account OF it. were compelled to
curtail their visits in New York and
Boston Both returned home in
splendid health.
Nc Annexation for Cuba.
In speaking of matters in Washing
ton Mr.. Atherton is firmly convinced
that Cuba will not get annexation
and does not believe that the island
will get reciprocity He says that
there is a remarkably strong feeling
against it all over the State and that
it will be great surprise TO him if
the island gets more than a slight re-
duction in the tariff. There is a
strong sentiment among the members
of Congress and the people generally
not to tamper with the tariff laws
and all that Cuba can hope for is a
probable reduction of from ten TO fif-
teen per cent in the tariff rates.
No Chinese for Hawaii.
With regard TO Chinese immigration
Mr. Atherton is sure that Hawaii has
no hope for help in this matter. The
strongest sentiment possible prevails
all over the States that Chinese ex-
clusion will be re-enacted and prob
ably with more rigor than exists at
present. In talk with Senators Nor
gan, of Alabama. and Perkins. of Cal
ifornia. they said that there was no
possibility of special legislation for
the admittance of Chinese to these
islands, and President Roosevelt, with
whom Mr. Atherton spoke on the mat
ter. said without hesitation that Ha-
waii could not have the Chinese. The
present Geary exclusion law will. in
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-21

all probability, be re-enacted almost
as il is. but there will be no limit OF
time placed on it. Some OF the more
radical OF the Congressman are in
favor OF excluding all Asiatics from
will not have anv chance OF passing
as the fight is primarily on the CHI
nese and the movement is general ali
over the United States.
Place for Small Farmers.
Among other officials visited at
Washington was Secretary of Agri-
culture Wilson who is greatly inter
ested in the development and Ameri-
canizing OF Hawaii He thinks that il
is a great place for the American
farmer and wants 10 see the land I'M
der their cultivation. Mr.. Atherton
discussed the matter at great length
with the secretary and told him that
during his official visit next summer.
he would be enlightened as TO the
conditions existing here. Mr.. Wilson
is deeply interested in the agricul-
tural pursuits OF Hawaii and has much
faith in the integrity and ability of
Commissioner Jared Smith now here.
Attorney General Knox was found
70 be a most pleasant gentleman by
Mr.. Atherton who has had several cor
fidential talks with him. The third
judgeship was discussed. but what
was done or what action is 10 be TAX
en- could not be divulged by Mr.. Attn
ertou.
Little Legislation for Hawaii.
All the Washington officials seem
greatly interested in Hawaii. but ii is
the general opinion that at this sss-
sion there will be but little legisla-
ton regarding Hawaii accomplished.
Asked about automobiles Mr.. Ather-
ton said that those which were here
having gone up in smoke. they will
not at present be replaced. From
what he could see the storage battery
at the best is not much, although Edi-
son is offering to guarantee a new
series to run seventy-five miles with
one charging and to last eighteen
months. Nevertheless it remains a
fact that steam is replacing electri-
city as a motive power in vehicles all
over the East and is giving great
satisfaction.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-04

fein. Sier perben man6er[e: rleue Grz
ftnoungen 81 1eben fein, Die porlduftn
nr9 in feiner Qrmee 5ur Qtntpenbunq
fanen, aber in tiinfttge1 &rtegen cine
grcBs &0[le IpieLsn n1Dgen. Man mirb
groBe uub feline &aronen unb ole
rT8liAcn dabercn Nr+iteI, Die nit Der
@rtilerie II 3uiomulenlang iteben,
al nItounen tonncn.
DisYe 9lbtbeilung Der groBen 8ufz
foI1er 59aufteuung biirfts borum gez
ei3ret erIdetnen, ouf bieIe 8e1H9er
gon8 beTonbece Nn3tebunsstraft ou5s
3Nii6en. 0as Stubtunt Der groBen
-rTiGrung5mdidincn, nit tpel9en ii9
DE MeltnlG9te betrisgen, mar ia BON
iebcr iatercfIant, unD Die bielen groBz
o~tigan GrFinbungcn in ben lebterl
So6rea lparen nur gesigaet, biefes Snz
tereiFe noA 5u er101en. 0oB man
pole geleqenDett finben ipirO, bte1e
rege @ntbeilnabme fir bos Nrtillerie=
8efen auf Der 8uFfaIoer NusfteGung
21 befriebigen, fann obne Detteres per>
if1ert !DerSen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-04
Gas 3asicnal= =M ,ifeu::t.

Dos MatioaalzMuieur ouf Der
pananeritaniIden 9tusifeIIlng in
8nffalo fteht unter ben 4nipi5ien Der
n5nitbipnian Snftitution" in Mafbz
tngtDn, zines Der beroorragenbiten
miiienidaftIiden Snititilte Der Melt,
uftb biefe Sbatfa9e auein fpri9t fir
Die bobe gsoelttung biefes Sbeiles ber
8uffaloer MusItellung. Sbdtfdalih
tpirb bas NatiDnalzMlu1eum Elm ses
treues gilD Der @erfbiebenheit unb bes
HeiDthunl8 Der natiirli9en 9ilfsquelz
len nnn Norbz, G5iibs unb gentralz
Qlmeri5a, ppn HzSnbiel unb bn
ben llenen 9e5iBungen Der Ser. Staaz
ten iiefern. 0ertreter Der .6mitbz
fonidn Snltitntion iinb eifrig aa Der
Mrheft, reues, Invertebrates Wfaterial1
fiir bitfes rationale waniturn 5u lane
sssstsss M III III r. s ss ss ,ss sAssss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-04
Gin gro6es lDera.
Sic pa,ianerifaailbe a.tsHeanng Glib
u cine trnc 4rra iilansarirrn.

u *
7as erite nif,tiee @rsi3aifI ocs 90. c;ass.
bnmoests Grrmnseainaitca ocr gcreams
seaDeit mno gfsidtea oes 3aranit- Ser
Sortid,ritt wabrcno eiacs safaiams.
Ses pergangene Sabrbunbert mar
aiberrei9 on sroBartigsn Grrungens
f@aJtan. Gilig ftiirt1te Der 5ortf6ritt
ba1in unb p0n brntsr Mannigfdttigz
feit tpar Der Gri:iutpb Der gtpiltlae
tion. Dos 3sitalter angeneiner DUFF
ftdrung bat tDirfli1 unb tpabrbaft be-
gcnnen. Die Menlnheit bat iene bbbe
aultllritufe ertlorme1l bic ibr eine be-
basliaere Gtiftsn5 setpdbrt, unb nel9e
e5 i1r erra0gltdt, fib I'm Sofetnss
tanlpfe Der sebetmntBpDuen G[eman=
tarfrafte In ME ertrdumter Dirt at
beDtenen.
Mer n1Sate fager, ipas uns bes 20.
Sabrbunbert nunniebr erDffnen tpirb2
Mer biirfts prppbe5etel,, foel9er DIRT
Die WroBt4ate1 BET na9itan bnnbert
Sabre fem perber9 Mn Gingcrge
elmer neuen 2(era itebenoe i9auen mir
IN Die 8ergansenbeit, llnb in Dem,
groBartigen 8ilbe bes Sort}9rtttes,
pel1es bic prd6tisen 8autcn unb bie
bielumfaFenben Dorbietungen Ger
panamerttariiden 9(usRalung in
guffalo, q. g., reprdlenttren, Ieben
mir IN treffenb3ter Sornl au' bas perz
einigt, mas Die Men79hett in ben lebz
ten bunbert Sahren auf btefem Grb=
tbstle bDllbra9te.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-04

DAB Der Sultan in Wmerifa cine
9lrlei6e aufneGmen Mil, iit ean3 na=
tii.li9. 2lmerita III oos einsige 2anb,
IN Gem er nod ni6t aepumpt bat.
: 5Srou Carrie Nation milf li1 ollo
aan5 uno gar Dem Sournolismus tplo=
men. Sic ibcint gar niGt 81 milIen,
mas fir Elm ourltiger geruf ous 1T.
WeHn es Den guren aud nicst 9e=
lun9en lit, Die Gngldnoer ab3ui6Itteln,
fOnnen lie li6 bod oofiir riihmen, Die
engllf6en 8iaar5en grtinolid aus Dem
@ielGgepld)t aebro6t 81 baben, uno
oos 1T oos s6limmfe, mas @nolano
palliren fonnte.
= Sin 2onori6ter in M}iilorri bat
Elm fomoIes Dlittel Qegen Die Sranp=
pla9e entoedt. @r ldBt aQe 2anodrei=
der Dor Iih brin0en. beruytGeilt Iie su
30 5ogen Megearbeit uno giebt ihnen
Damn je cine bolbe Stunoe 5riIt, I'm
Ii6 gDertseuq 81 perIboifcn. Wtert=
wiiroiger g8eiie iud)en lid) Die Serren
cramps ibr Wertseug in tpeiter Terne.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-04
Cine Danfbare @attin.

sSran Gaib. Snrt, ct. Solepl's 6ill.
Sno.. fhreibt mie folgi ,@eebrter
6err 9Dftor q. TahrneD! esn meiner
'Somilie bat Sbre Msbi3iH bel Gjutes
aethan. Wein Mann mar lsbtes ssabr
eln halber Rriippel ineeell &beilmatis-
mus. Sm Griibjabr luar sr 10 idlimln,
ooB er fait niAt mebr ae6en tonrlte.
SD bate idbon ldnaft hefiirdtet, oaB es
pleoer 10 tonmen f6unte, ober oanf
Sbrer Meoisin 1T er wieoer 10 eeiunb
unb gut aaf ben SS'iBsn, oaB er jeoen
3ag nrei Weilen bin uno her geben uno
oes 5aas in Der Mible arbeitell fanr.
6orni's Nlpenfrduter Slutbele5tr
entfernt Die llriadc bel Ibeumattern.
Gr 5eriebt uno fiItrist Die 0arnidure
aus Dem glut uno re9ulitt uno itortt
Die Nieren. Die Mso3in tuirb nicbt in
Npotbefen pertauft, ionoern tann ein5ie
uno allein pon 2ofal- Moentsn ooer oi=
reft bon benz Sabrifanten, Or. Yeter
5aDrneD, ll2-ll4 SO. 5oDne 9lpe.,
@bicaso, ST., beso9en weroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-04
qnkel Sans Grfliliil,e.
Gs. 6sobarsiaes gGaiTenarienaI chi Der asmis
iaieer MnSitcIInna.


@ubergetpD6nli1as SrrtereiIe biirfte
bel alien 8ela1ern Der panalnerifoni=
fHsn Musfteluns in Buffalo, gi. g.,
bic @eiAiibz zNusfteGung Der Ser.
Staaten= acgiefung erresen. Dtefe abe
tbeifung DirD oae Die nlobernen Mafz
fen entbaltsn, ipel9e in ben lebten
Rrtegen our 8ermenbung fumen. 0as
Bette uno SntereHanteite, mas man Bel
sriiberen Qus itelunge1 euf bie5em Ge>
6iete gu beoba9ten @elegenbett batte,
tpirD man bier mod Inn berI9iebene,
t1icmals borber gefebene GtiiGe bers
mebrt finben.
9as f9pers @eIGiib ipirb auberz
balb bes Gegierungsz zgalaftes aufgez
itellt iperben. Msan tpirb bter Die groba
l33Dlfige &anpne NIT outomatif9 Ders
Iellfbarer 2afette feben, BET pel6er nur
I'M Wpmcnte bes Seuerns bas Gefniis
uno Die 8ebienungsmanni9aft fir
linen Nugel1blid erponirt iperben.
Berner pirb cine 16aDlltge Guitenperz
t1eibigungstanone, bas gr0Bte gez
f9iig, tpel9es ie III ben Ser. Staaten
barfertigt tpurbe, fonitruirt i'm Maz
terbliet z4rienol, ausgeiteGt fein. DieIe
aanone hat eine S9uBtpeite bon
20 1z2 MetIen.
Cine anoere 9lus5telung o1er Dirt
99ubrDaffen toirb BON Den Jabrtfans
ten felber ouf einem anberen Blabe I'M
@e6iete Ger panameritantI6en Grpoz
iition peronftaltet. 9ie1e NbtbetIung
miro febr sr5B fein, benn felbTtbers
ftGnblt9 tpirb ii9 jebe Sirrna onItrenz
gen, 10 gut als mOgli9 Dertreten 5u
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-04
Serbro9cne 3teratbe.

ocrr Mopr. Der beribnte Gclnent= sSabrifout BON
9tcm YGrf er6rt ctnige eDr iutereiiaite SbatIaden
betrcffs Maipr5 GCmeut
Sic ornbe Wenqe rcltr bieFen heftuner IrttfeI aes
brauc9t meiB pnb DaB er niele bnnbert Trpaent hes
fer tt als aubere GeulGne fir pelde berelbe Gns
Aprn gemod9t mirb, oter 9}iele ntfen nicbt tparnm
9e eirfet1e uriod)e iIt bab Weipr Die beeit e be=
ten be1es nid buu neil bteielben otpelie Fuo uub
oesDalb fetnen 9rpBen Brpit geitntten. 9err WG1pr
iaQ un8 bob eir geItanbtBeA ieites gerients SS rs
0aS RfailD uuo el auberer s265 oie 0Gilpne fpftet
p1treno Elm 9rpber Sbeil ppn Ipgenonutem Cement
uno uiiiger Seim l ait6el itts meter it, ols Is
Gents Sein, anI9elDit in Moer pber Gttrpuenfdnre
unb III manden ifdaCu nod 9edubert In SSarbe uro
Scrub bnrtb 3nfaB pom btit9en unb unniBen Mates
riolien.
Majors Gement ipirb 81 Is uib 25 Gents Der yIoide
oerfanft lnb penn en S6noler einen oberen artifeI
anatt beleben SlI berfauisn iutt 10 faun mon ber
iein. baB es ietne Ib9t it, etnea 9rDBeren Yrnft Su
MAIDEN 40
Ser groftt an Dtajpr's Cement lift Iopier ais Elm
6anbler an iraeRb eiiIen Cement MADDEN ionte unb
6dnbler and nod bnrdb 9errn Wlajors slnseigei urp.
ftirt &eic anaeisea foItem foer 5000 ben Mtpnat.
Gtablirf 1876.
geiteSf baranf, baB SIR majors semcnt srboitet
nnb bsenh9t Sud nihtmit bem nnnlaB9eblidsen Bath
bes Apptbefers.
ggenn SIR etpas @efiGlitfeit beiibt(nub ssybt uer.
bet wabrDeiniid1 ausnnen, baB SIR geI1idter iein
els SIR aeslanbt babt). 10 f6nut Sbr Cure Sunni
Sdube NIB oe 6oiishute elbit reparirfn ebenfD.pi
iraelo eine aubereu Mrtifsl prl Summit pber Sebei
nit Majpr'S Committeeman Dner Mioinr's HeDer.gf
utent 5br meroet fiouuen iric bieIe 3pIars ba6nrc
ap1bTeuo DeS 5nDreS geipart luerbenfDunen.
meuu Euer Apotbefer bieieil Cement uitnf Ii{fer1
to,ts tpire Sud tr9ftb pelAe GDrte psr pop psrtr
trei augsiauM
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-04
suralucIll:aer stusblia uon Cbiu. ge5aane.

Sb uns tppbl au9 bas eben begonz
meme gentenrium eiuen G6n[i9 gr0Ben
Sortf9ritt auf allen Gebteten Der Gibi=
liIatton bringen pirb9 Gs {9eirtt uns
bsute fauln I'M gerei9e Der M0qLi9z
felt, unD bD9, tper f6nnte es fagen,
ob ni6t ;1c3 tp4nberbarere GntbeGunz
gen unD DeTere 8er!pertbung unIerer
gegenipGrti9en GenntntiIe in Der MIDI
ten Submit beoorIte6en?
9as 19. ss5obrbunbert fat Den gro5s
artisen unlf9lpung i'm gerfebrslpeIen
81 2aao rn0 5ur See in Syolge Der
@rTiaDung Ger 0onpF1aa19iae; es fab
lie GrftnDuE5 tes Gelegrap9en, bes
gelep6ons r.no bcs elettrtI9en 2tc9tes;
eS mar 3etloe Der Der>pertbung Der
eiettriTden &raft fir 8ertebrs3nede
uno fir i1sbuItrieue 8etricbe i'm 9lQz
aemeil1en: cs probu3irte tni9tige Neuez
sungeu cuff benl Gjsbtste Der S3silfunbe
ltno bes Observation-Disclosures; eg gob uns
Grfinbunaen in ber1 8erei3e Der Wlaz
Fcbineaz zgeAr1if, tDeltAe cine Hepolu=
.icr IN 1dn1ltliAen synbufrien berz
rarrtefcn, l,no lie @r6sitsFtunben Der
Sane,osrter er9e6lid) berfiiraten.
gl5ie ftoI5 mir a5er au9 anf bisTs
GrrungenIGdfien 5ein nl5geu, 70 biirs
fen mir bocb ridt pergeHen, bab un3
taS psritric)en: Sabrhun5ert trobbem
cine 2ln3a6l unsel6Tter problerle hine
terloiicn bat. 4aidtige fo3iale uab
poIitiTd)e 5ra9en Iitap 3uenti4eiben I'm
bo5 @elteneleilo 3u bannen uno bas
Slid Ter 0tan191sit gu befeItigen. 50
man5er .3peig ner mpbecnen WiITens
fd1aft 1T nuc1 5ll beherer @ntfaltnng
81 bringen. geir battsn faun begpnz
ner. Die ge5eimniBpoIle Rraft Der Glssz
trt8itat gu beriteben, lpdbreno bas
gro6le:.1 Der 2uFtf9if1fohrt no9 Der
20iltna bqArt. llnb ganoe 2anber nnb
@Dlfer nIiAen ben 5egnungen moher@
ner gipiliTatiDa erft erfGlofen tperoen.
3msiFs[los ipirb Tie 9lusfeGung,
tpelfe biflns11 Gur3em erDffnet iDiro,
belebenD auf ben Menl6enseiit eintpir@
fen. Seine beffere 3eit fonnte fir eia
iolc5es llntarne6Het getpdblt tDerben,
als Der 0assangspunft elmer rlsusn
Gpode, 1tnb aud Elm se!esenerar 9lob
ipdre fnlper gu finben eetDefen afs Die
Nabbarfcbaft Der geipaltigen yliagarae
fdne, beren rpher gfaturfraft Der
Meni9 erft fiir5licb 3iigel ai,legte, nn,
fie in feinen Dienft su fteaen.
Gelten nod tourben fir cine Mnss
itenung sriinbIi9ere, fpEternatiTd,ere
8orhereitungen getroffen. Die $50
Mder 2anres, tpelhe bas Musftenungss
Mreal bilben, finb binnen feds Mps
ttaten pie ppn 3auberbunb bertpanbelt
Itporben. 6hon iebt lafen Die nnbe5n
bssnbeten gorarbeiten, i'm Nereifie NIT
Der fslteren Gsfhidli9fsit Der MrranS
gellre, eir1ell grDBen grfplg bes Inter-
nebAssrls nah iener Mibtung BIN nit
@Siberheif poruusfager.
Gbnarb pale 9rufb.
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5rcic Slut tito S9oWtsGut.
Cine ebc!ieb semeinte Cfertc.


@eIhmiire, Wunoen, &reb3, Grii=
len, fraBi9e Saut, S0uppen BON Sc
5enla, GdmerSen in oen Gnoden, Dem
&iiden uno ben @elenten, MpbiliItiide
8lutOeroiftule faulenoes 3obuFleiid,
1rpnider &belmotismus uno oQe
bartnaGi9en Standardization t6nnen
our0 Den Gebrouh einioer 5laIhen
Botanic glopo galm IAnel furirt
weroen. 28ir foroern Die 90elt bcraus
iiir einen 5SaQ bon gluttrantbeit, Der
ourG Botanic glDDo Balm ni1t furirt
meroen taun tlno Die Guren IinD an=
oauerno. Select eeSDr an biiunem 9tut,
l0le6tfarbieer Saut, Matti9teit, 9!us@
l9ldaen, gei6luolleneu @elenfen, Ga=
tarrb. iiberriehenoem Ntbem, 9Dunoen
i'm Munb uno 6als Menn ia, 10 lit
Guer glut oerOorben, Botanic 8lopo
Balm na6t on8ielbe rein uno reid,
beilt Die Wuroeu, entFernt bic Sdner=
sen un0 DQut Oas ganae GpFtem ipieoer
auf. gDtanic 8loDb galm lit Dag
eirsiae perfette 8lutrei,,igungsmittel
Bertauft in QpDtDetcu. $1.00 Die
9robe 6laI0e nit @ebrau68anrpeiIuna.
I'm su seigen, ooB mir es ebrli6 mei=
nen, perienoen mir grobeflaiben frei.
Won aorelIire: 8looo 8alm 60. Nt=
lanta, Ga. 309ert ni6t, bel1rsibtuns
@uer Seioen uno mir ieilben freien arst=
liben Gatb. gloOO galm bilft, ipenn
allies anoere feblt. Briinoli9 erprobt
mdlreno 30 Sahren.
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NaJrllngSnitts -Cr3eu9nng.
Sic Is5oEialFe;t oer Sperf:eGans 9see.olaRDi:
id,es s265ESrcoustc Il, @msrifG.

Der Gr5ergung bon Na6run9smits
te(n uno rarnit in 3ufammenbang
itebenoen 8roouften piro Elm She'll
BEG GjebGuDe5 fir SnouTtrte un0 6reie
&iinfte auf Der panomerifoniiAen
2tu5iteIlung in 8uffalo gepibmet iein.
Mlan ptro bprt lie Dirt uno Meiie
Der 9erfteGars pon Nd9rnng5ft0ffen
in Qniertta bcobo9ten f6anen. Glei9s
3eitig tptrD man bie grferntniB eez
tuillnen, haB Die Qdnber Der neuen
Meit bieIelbs Ger{9tebenbett Der 8n=
ben. unO Gfimaz9erbaltnife beffben.
lDie bic 0Itlicben Crbtbeile, l,nb bob
fonlit Die Mf6gli4feit porbanben 1T,
Die NabrunssprDoufte bes SNients in
@mcriIa seIbit 81 gepinnen.
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$500 8elobm,la,a !!

gir iperben bte obige Bslobnung fir irgenb einet
syaa non SeberIeiben. DDspepia, SSopiihmer3en I'm.
ber0ouIntet pber Werltopfung be5abien ben mir nit
nit 3peritn ben alltreieten Heiett 2eberpillef tbs
riren fDunen menn bic Doribriften aenau befpIgt
perber Sic fip0 re peaefab,lii uno perfehIen ME
Gatisfafhon al gebeii. IS gts. GhodteIn entbaltsn
100 Nfnen, 10 Gts Ghadteln eutbalten 40 YilIen.
Gts GmadbteI entbdsfen Is Yiaen biitet Guh pprI
GMbitituteu nub Matbnbmnngen. Mirb psr Npit pers
f0albt Driefmorfen herben angenomrtet. Ntr6itn
DsenirnI Co., Gde glatnit unr 9adiDn ct, Gbtt04p,
esn gu perf0nfen In ber Mpotbefe ppn sf.G. Wliner
y Gpbn Nep Ybilabelpbia Dbio. A
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W}uB itarf 1ein unb bQrf niemals
einen labmcn Jtaden baben+
0r* 9Qufin'S GiD>
ueD IQblct5
.linbern bic Shn,ersen uuD fltri-
Tell permanent.

Die 6prnIula, na6 melher biele 5ab<
letten bcrgelteut lino, 1T Die 'bc6 beriibn>
ten Nrstea, pcfien Namen lie fiibren unp
peiien nunoertare Gutpefuna pielcr Sur
fir Die Sri9tt'fd3e SranfGctt ieinen Na<
men in Der gan;en cioililirten SSslt te=
riltmt ocmndlt bat Sic mernen unter
elmer atIpluten Garantie eerfauft, paB Iie
6cl9enrca turiren, namlicb:
grisM'lde &rontbeit, Sarrrubr Cries,
!6arnlhmdebe, &atarrb Der SlaIe.
Gte Jatletten finn eit ftheres 6eils
mttel fit 8ldeuIdme5en, genpen=
ipcb Nbeumatianua, tra9e geter,
6arntrutcl. sic inn rbue 8ebl
Elm prd6ti9es Stutreini9unsamittsl
urp Elm Jtsiniser' res Sg{tems.
Grancr per @ulf, so Gents bic
Shahtet. 9ioreiie: Ganftn Drus
Go.. Srrrn grps. Slpg, Clinton
Ctr. Gbicagr, 81.
&erfnuft in s. 6. Ndner II. Gebn's
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@s lit Geidt, appDt set ftsblcat.

un3dblihe IauIenpe boben cinen &C.
gen filr ben &6rper in Or. Sings uNcw
Wife StGs" gefunccn melhc cine prftiHe
Gnr fir Geritppfuns, &opfI6meren,
SAminnelanfaue, geltluht, 2Rolario,
6ieter, StIltteIfster unp ale 2ster@ uno
Ma9enteiren fur Stein pcgrtafiliId5 !;
5ntden uup icbnaAen njemolS. 9fur
25c. in s. s. Wtuer II. Spbrs 2tppttetc.
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Siob 9dtte eS nsd,t cusn cBolz

"yFUD 1sF**~ " NsSVE WsFEC Ws1t-
ten, menn er cie jufenpen .Slmpyrbciren
sctatt b1tte. sic ltno furhttar laItig :;
aber 8udlen's Nruica Salte furirt Zen
iAlimmlte Sal! srn lodmrrrbpipen ouf
Der Grre. Sic BAT Sauieuoe turirt. Sir
ScrIrbun9crL SGmerScn prer Nuel6lagc
ant G0rper lit lie rie bette Salbe rer
sSelt, 9rcis 25c. Die S6ahtel. Sur
Narantrt. &ertauft tei S. 6. MiQer i.
Sobn.
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GcDWsirtc &aten.
aar2taeFI!d, tieFtliS, alt1 uua u05E.tJ iiber bic
MsnnInibaRas 2lnitn.

Gcr gerIoui pnn Gidets SIT ipesclcn @oten FUr 6o=
lontften nab &aIifuruten ppis fur Naic0icr i'm yorb
mciten. gbeltcu, Slocn urtb Siiopeu uHgGe pcu Der
Nennippantos9ohn iuecer oufQenomTeu. Geiproue
AuStunIt ther 5SaDrprete burdT0Drcunc SlQe ruo
aHeere @n5elubetn ;Ieierr G AnfrQQe bte 4ulu0ler=
uno Stcfet=&9enten Der Yenriglpauie=<tneu so
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Sobtt Natbcr, pe,,tiNer Motat
lii GantDn, Caiu,

III nod inter ben 2ebenben uno enlpfieblt i na iDe
por ieier ianaperigen sraufDeit I'M Mniertiaen bon
Wollmoebten init ppniulariIden Begaubianngen Zee
ttameHten, Deebs. WtortgnSes lnb bergleben
Office gto. Sol DIT A. StraBe.