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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
FUNERALS IN soUTH1NGToN,


 1 The funeral of the late Samuel Spinks, of the Plantsville district aged sixty-six years, was attended from his late residence yesterday morning. He had been i'll for some time past. The funeral was largely attended, Rev. T. ! s. Dewitt D. D., pastor of the First Congregational church, officiating h. terment was in Center cemetery
 The funeral of the late John Ross, aged twenty-seven years, was attended | from Trinity P. F. church yesterday afternoon, Rev. H. w. Winkley officiat- l ing. He was a victim of pulmonary consumption. MT. Ross was a young man highly respected and his death is | sincerely lamented. The floral tributes were profuse and beautiful, gift from 1 the Emerald Social club. of which the deceased was member, being espe- cially appropriate. Interment was in 1 Center cemetery.
 Daniel O'Connell, farmer who lived in the Paved street district, died at his home in that section Monday afternoon. The deceased had been in feeble health for some time. MT. O'Connell was native of Cork, Ireland, and was sixty three years of age. He is survived by a widow and several children. The fu- neral will be held from St Mary's church this morning.
 William J. Linsley passed away at the residence of his nephew, Henry Fl. Linsley, of the Plantsvlle district, on Monday afternoon at o'clock The deceased, whose age was seventy-seven years, was the son of Malachi Linsley. The cause of his death was paralysis. The funeral will be held from his late residence to-day.
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The constant exactions and great Atr.in or the nervous system of man J. public life caused by his untold pub he aud social duties are facts well nnown. Ever since IS47, Kings, Scien- t'sts, the Worlds greatest Physicians and people in all walks of life the world over have been using Johann Hof' s Extract, and 1t has been endorsed by them as the one true nutritive tonic that builds up and keeps them well and strong.
 Johann Hoffs Extract will do for you what it has done for others. If weak or rundown, if suffering from nervousness. if you can't sleep nights, If you have no appetite and feel gener- ally "out of sorts, take Johann Hoff's Extract with your meals It will bring you back to good health it furnishes the elements that are necessary to make you we'll and strong.
 Dr. R. D, Fairex, I1Io s, Rampant
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M Vessel of Cincinnati, Miss Mabel
 Dodge of New York city, Mrs. H. D.
 Sherman of Cleveland, J. A. Deering of
 New York city Mrs. H. A. Vessel of
 Cincinnati.
 Box No. 32, c. B. Ingram, Jr., M. c. l Guthrie w. M Stillman, c. M. Fliesh- ! man, F. R. Scovel, F. S. Dickson, End. l Miss Hattie Wadsworth, Plainfield, N. 1 J., Miss May G. Nightingale of Provi- ! dence Miss Dorothy Dickson of Wilkes l Barre, Pa, Miss Elizabeth Dickson of | Philadelphia, Mrs. A. H. Dickson of | Wilkes Barre, Mrs, J. W. Gilson of Hartford.
 Box No 33, H. w. DuPuy, J. F. | Woodruff, P. F. Moore, Jr., Miss Amy | DuPuy and Miss Ealonor DuPuy of AL | leghany, Miss Louise Carhart of Brook yn, Miss Jessie Moore of ! CIV ork city,
 Mrs, Richard Barnum of Lyme Rock
 Conn, Mrs. Timothy L. Woodruff of New York, Mrs. Herbert DuPuy of AL leghany, Pa.
 Box No S4, IF. P, Townsend, H. James R. A. Grannis, Jr, R. R. MacCormick, Miss Etta Jones of Brooklyn, Miss Rev. erly James of Baltimore, Mrs. F. l.. Bardat of New York city, Mrs Charles Spence of Baltimore.
 Box No, 35, J. F. Trumbull, F. A. Olds, l., A. Howard, c. F. Pratt, R. P Keep, ir. Miss Marguerite Presse of Hart ford, Miss Edith Pond of Northampton, Mass. Miss Laura Fleetwood of New Haven, Miss Keep of New London, Mrs. c. s. Hills of Hartford, Mrs G. w. Persse of Hartford.
 Box No. 36 A. H. Bill, F. Calmer, G. F. Warner, D. McKesson K. D. Clark, Miss Natalie Bill of Fariboult, Minn., Miss Florence Warner of Buffalo Mrs. H. L. Welch of New Haven Miss Emma Letchworth of Buffalo, Mrs. J. Dear of Jersey City
 Box No 37, s. B. Sutphin, G. B. Chad wick, J, B. Minor, w. F. Roberts, Miss Ellen M Chadwick of Brooklyn, Miss Elizabeth Marsh of Morristown, N J., Miss Sarah Sherlock of Cincinnati, Miss Mary Ernst of Covington, Ky, Mrs, Charles M. Chadwick of Brooklyn, Mrs. Horace Wells of New Haven, Mrs. John P. Ernst of Covington Ky.
 Box No 3S, M c. Fitch, J. M. Dreis- bach, c. w. Littlefield, D. K. Johnston, H. M. Waluace, Miss Margaret Johns ton of Wilmington, Del, Miss Alice Smith of Minneapolis, Miss Mathilde Dreisbach of Wilkes Barre Miss Claire Dartt of Elmira, N Y, Miss Caroline Lit tlefield of Rockland, Me, Miss Ella Fitch of New York, Mrs. Tilghman Johnston of Wilmington, Del, Mrs. Charles Littlefeld of Rockland, Me, Mrs. M. l.. Dreisvack of Wilkes Barre, Mrs. Ashbel P Fitch of New York city.
 Box No. 39, w. L. Barber, Jr., A. l.. Hart, J. R. Wait P. B. Foster Miss Frances Barber of Waterbury, Miss A. c. Gilbert of New Haven, Miss Eliza- beth Bowen of Plainfield, Miss Eliza beth L. Eagan of Jacksonville, Fla, Mrs, Edward o. Goss of Waterbury, Mrs. Albert McC. Mathewson of New Haven and Mrs. Gilbert of New Haven.
 Box No. 40, c. W. Peters, Jr., W. w. Gltason, W. S. Sierck, w. c. Langley, Miss Marjorie Langley of Brooklyn, Miss Margaret Fallon of New York city, Miss Edith M. Langley of Brooklyn, Miss Mildred Gleason of New York city, Miss Gertrude Levitt of Stamford Miss Theresa Holmes of New York city, Mrs. William C. De Witt of Brooklyn, Mrs. John P. Gleason of New York, Mrs IT.
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library this evening will be an Even ing With Eben Holden" The enter tainment will be given by Augustus F. Howell, who is well remembered by the Branford public as a personifica- tor of rare merit.
 A number of delightful little dinners were given Monday evening at the Hof- Brau Haus, which is fast becoming a very popular place in which to enter tain in this way. In the Munich" room Messrs. Hall and Victor enter- tained Prom. party of twenty A party of six was that of the Misses Dickerman of Chapel street in honor of their guests, Mrs. Wolcott and Mrs. Davidson. Others in the party were w. c. Sharpe and MT. Cartwright. Last evening R. R. Coffin entertained 8 party of twelve,
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One Penalty of Public Prominence fs Stomach Derangenenf-Jolann Eoff,s Extract is a Certain Restorative and is Endorsed by Famous Men Everywhere.

St.. New Orleans, says: "I find Johann Hoff's Extract to act as stimulant as we'll as tonic. The patient gains flesh and strength from it's administration. |"
 Dr. Andrew Park, 3aoo Vernon Ave. Chicago, says: II have always pre- scribed the Johann Hotf's Extract with confidence and trust that it would meet my expectations, recuperate the flag ging energies of the patient, and re- store his strength. have never be.a disappointed in its efficacy and merit"
 Johann Hoff's Extract is a positive cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. !. regulates the bowels, aids nature in be- work and keeps the system, in general, in good condition.
 Because of it's great merit and popu- lar;ty, Johann Hoff Extract is widely initiated. Beware of the many worth less substitutes offered as 'just as good as Johann Hof' s Extract. Eisner & Mendelson Co, Sole Agts. New Yorl.,
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MRS. JOHANNA CouGHLIN.

The funeral of Mrs. Johanna Cough lin, who died last Saturday morning, took place from her late residence, 63 Hurlburt street, Monday morning. The remains were borne to the Church of the Sacred Heart, where at 9 o'clock the Rev. Father Dunnigan celebrated a solemn high mass for the repose of the soul of the deceased. After the mass the remains were carried to St. Law renee cemetery for interment. She leaves six children, Miss Margaret M Miss Hannah Daniel Patrick, and Michael Coughlin, and Mrs. John Nor riSey
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Pies, puddings, cake and goodies of all sorts (missionaries exceptedQ are intended for human use, but such good things should not be put in bad stomach. They are nearly always made up of nourishing articles such as milk, sugar butter, flour, etc, etc, but the combinations are too hard for any but healthy stomachs to digest.
 You must use carefully selected food if you are little below par, and the sooner you do this the sooner your stomach will heal up and get strong again so that you can eat whatever pleases the appetite.
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Don't be crank and think you can only drink hot water and eat white bread
 Use Grape-Nuts breakfast food with some rich cream, and you will discover the food will agree with the weakest stomach and supply the highest form o1 nourlshment, pre-digested and ready Tor quick change into good, rich blood
 strength tnerve strengthO comes from feeding on Grape-Nuts. There's a reason. Try it and prove for yourself.
 It seems good to be perfectly well and feel well fed.
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ISABELLA A. COOK.

Isabella A. Cook, wife of l.. W. Cook, died at Orlando, Fla, on January IS. Mrs. Cook was we'll known in New Ha- ven, where she and her husband resid- ago. l.. w. Cook was once in the dry goods business on Chapel street, near where the Howe x Stetson stores are now located, and was a very popular and much esteemed citizen. Mrs. Cooks death will be greatly lamented.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
Mrs. Mary Rosf of West Haven.

Roaf, painter living at Penn street, West Haven, died at the family resi- dence yesterday afternoon after a lin- gering Illness Beside her husband the deceased leaves two small children. The funeral services will be held in St. Law renee church tomorrow morning and the interment will be in St. Lawrence cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
DEATH OF MRS. NORTON.

Mrs David F. Norton, of 45 Bishop street, wife of David Norton, a clerk at 709 Chapel street, died at the New Haven hospital yesterday morning at 5 o'clock as the result of burns received twelve hours previously. Mrs. Norton was about fifty years of age and was much liked and respected by all who knew her. Her husband and one child survive, and they have much sympa- thy
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DIED IN CENTERvILLE.

Nancy M, wife of John Phelps, a we'll known resident of Centerville, died at her home in that place Monday at the age of sixty years. She had been in invalid for several years. The fun eraI will take place to-day at 3 o'clock
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
$. E. Dibb1e. 639 Grand Avenue.
 THE FRUITS

Of years careful, conscientious and sue. cessful range building, allows us to of. fer you perfect stove in the HUB.
 It's Interesting to know that the HUB has a gauge oven door which assurea when roasting delicious piece of meat full of Juice,-not dry and burnt, as other ovens produce. Oven indicators If desired. Sectional top, which pre- vents warping of lids and centers. Our removable grate will interest the keen- est of buyers. Pattern water fronts, that will supply abundance of hot wa. ter for domestic uses. Call and see oue line of HUBS.-they are the Best Made.
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MRS. LYDIA A. AVERY

MRS. LYDIA A. AVERY. Mrs. Lydia A. Avery died Monday at the home of her son, Leonard M. Fair banks in Montville, at the age of sev- enty-eight years.
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And Other People Known In This City Local Social Events Hero and Else- where.
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1T. oltman of New York city. Mrs George w. Peters of Great Burlington, oifxr
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Mrs, Thomas c. Powell Of Providence R. l., is the guest of Mrs. Harriet E. k, Stevens of 399 Howard avenue.
 The enga cement of Moses Bretzfelder of this city to Miss Yettchen Franlen- berger of Munich, Germany, Is an nOI1Opn1
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&eifenbe Neenten:
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sauerlet.


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li@e Nuanitdten bon BaumrDpue
air Gtaot. Die Cotton : gompre6
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Netrieb ge1ebt mDroen uno tie preBte
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6aoen uurbe benz @puntp<@ efdng=
niB iibermieien.
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fhuemr1t. Sc banbelt fi1 bel oie>
fen Jalfificaten 5utneift nm Silber=
Dollars. aber AUDI um balbe DBL
lars uno rQuarters." Bon Geiten
oer DunoeabebDroen lit man eifrig
auf Der Sube nod ben Ierbreiteru
oiefer fallben Miin3en.
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u1ter ben Mepublifanerrt bes Staa=
tee TeraS entiprebenb, tperben am
rs. Muguit bier gletb 5pei republic
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BET @unnentiDns : 6ale i'm Martt=
bauie. gs bnnbelt fiH nm bic Wabl
bon Deleaaten our Staatscpnpenz
ticn. our cungrei1ipneuen Cons
uentiOn uno CUR Convention fir bic
,Aufitelun9 zines ganoioaten fir
ben Staat8< Senat.
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@inen 1eft5as,e, 11rfon ho;,

@inen ieltIat1en .l1nfau beirn
8aoen erlitt Die 5rau bes Subrberrn
Y. aus Der Spanbauer StraBe in
ebarlottenburg. Die Dame lernt
IN etnetn SuBbao ibmimmen. Ils
tie an Der Inael tpar, idrie fie plDb=
lld lout auf uno muBte oos @aiier
nerlafien, ba Iie an ei1em SUB einen
tarfen Sdmers empfano. Sin Nrst
iteute flint riBartige 8iBmunoen feft,
Die ougenIbeinlih pDn einem Sii9s
otter berriibrten. . Die 8iiie paren
5rpar ungefdbrli9, aber sundbit iebr
lhmerabaft, uno Die Dame muB irtz
folge Der 8erlebungen bic auf @ei=
teres bas 8ett bitten.
= SIN @ertbts1aale gu gbarlDtten=
burg nerbaftet tpurbe out Q%nprbnune
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melt bes Berltner @eitens befannte
nDame" 5eomie BON 6oeen, Die ltb
als Mneeflaate 10 unaebiibrlih be-
nabm, oaB oas @eribt ibr cine TO-
fort gu nerbiiBenbe sfpeitaeiee Soft
Itrafe auoiftirte. 9a bas ahliee
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in Der Tauen5ienitraBe CUR &adtSeit
aroben nnfua oeriibt batte, purbe
iie ferner 81 bier @oben Saft oer=
urtbeilt.
Sin Berliner SDmmerfriIhler
ihreibt aus Dem 9biirinaer @alb
~folgenoen StoBieufaer:
yueber alien @ipfeln
So HieBt's,
Nus alien @ipieln
ia eieBt's,
@ie aus 'nem Shlauch.
9ie 8D9lein lbtpimmen i'm @albe,
Warte nur, babe
Sbtpintmit Sn audi"
Gin nieolibes &leinbabn=Sopn
miro aus Dem S%preeualoe ersdblt.
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etnem Wettrennen nit 5pei 5uB=
gdngern Den &iir5eren geSogen. Dies
trug iib folgenoermaBen gu: Nuf Der
2ibben &pttbueir &leinbabn tpDn=
ten Mittmob WDreen smei iunge
2eute, cine @enoin unb elm 2anbs
mann aus 8nblen bel Burg, ben
8ug in @erber beiteigen. ga oiez
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fen itb Die beioen iungen 2eutben,
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paren. nohmals einen 9auerlauf
gu unternebmen, UNI ben Bug oiel=
leiht nod in Rure einsubolen. Die
8aiiaeiere bes oahinronenoen 3u=
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in @erben bemerft batten. iaben su
ibrem @ritaunen, afs Der Bug eben
in Burg einfubr, oaB aleid5eitia
anb ienes Bdrhen, a~Ieroings etpas
auBer Ntbem, aber boob in boiler
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balo in ben Dug einitiee. Die 8ei-
ben batten alio ben @baulieenee pers
bdltniBmdBig ihneuer aurifgeleet.
als Der Bug feline Strede auf ben
9lotten Shienen gu ourdmeiien oers
mDf1fe.
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Gin btsden Menihenaliid.

Sd ihnitte germ BPM 9%ebensbrpte
Np6 etnmal mir elm ffeines Stuf,
@enDiie nDb nDr meinem Spbe
So germ elm bisben Mtenihen9lid.
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SaB MIDI bic Sreunbin bulben mag,
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Sie Hihtig itreift ben 8intertas.
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Die 8urpurrolen abeeblibt!
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Niebt Shabe: nur bic 8raft gu geben
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9enn, oh, oes @rnten Sreunb i'm Sober
SIT bod 5umeit Der arme Mann.
gticbt birftenb cine @elt su meiItern,
Hnr iegnenb, tuie Die @lpde tDnt,
Die hetm uns lautet gu ben @eiItern,
Gin 2ieo, bas alien Streit neribbnt.
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gett iber 60 Sahreu

OSO$$N
lbDn tpurbe Mrs. @inslom'S Soo.
thing Syrup pDn Wiqipner BON
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6urb bas S1reier zines &inbes ge.
ft0rt, bas i'm 8abnen lit unb Dor
S9meraen meint? Wern iDIIaHe
iofort cine Slaihe BON ,Wrs.
@insloms SoDtbine @prup" buleu.
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miro benz tleinen 2eioenoen lofprt
%9inoeruna perfbahen. gerlabt eud
oarauf, Wiitter, es lit fein 8meifel
oariber. Sc beilt Diarrboe, reaus
lirt ben Wagen unb Die @ieren, be.
leitigt Bino &Dlit, ertpei1t ben
@aumen, oerbinoert @nt5iinbung
unb itdrtt bas gauge Spitem. rWrs.
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1enoe &inoer 1T aneenebm i'm Sc.
ibmaf; oaa &ecept ftaunl1t BON
einem Der beiter peibliden Mer5te in
ben Ser. Staaten. sc lift Bel allen
Druggiiten in Der gar5en Belt gu
baben. Breis Is Gents per Jlaibe.
&auft nibtS anberes, alS Mrs.
WinSlomS SDDthinQsS prup.
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= Seltene Nltertbums : @eaens
itdnoe aus benz 9auenanbe meroen
auf Der Snternotiunalen 5iiderei=
NusIteGung in @ien bonn 6. Bis 81.
September our Iusiteauns aelangen.
Sc lino oies @erdtbe gum Jiihfang,
&nobenbarpunen, Gnaelbafen &C.,
Die Der dlteiten Steinaeit anaeb0ren
uno autpeilen in bapeadnbiiben
2u6geaenoen gu gaae gefDroert
weroen. Die @egenitdnbe, welhe
gigentbum zines 6otelbelibers in
Srieiad iino, baben in miiienibaft-
liAen &reiieu biel Sntere1le erregt;
Der @iener Nusitenune bat lie Die
DIRECTION bes Wartilhen Brooins
5ialmuleums 5uednglib gemaht, Die
iie gu bieiem 3med ourh Germitt=
lung oes Magiitrats BON Srielad err
lanate,
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s.

- Wie aus Nuftin p~erlautet, III
6Offnung auf ben Wieoeraufbau oea
GolOrabn.D atnmes norbanben, unb
5tuar burb bas ~8uiammentpirfen
oer Diirger, Der 8un6-Snbaber urb
Der Observation-Disclosures.
- Das @eri1t Der gpuntp=g om=
miifdre pDn Wontgumerp gDuntp
Fat bic Nbbnltuttg elmer 2ocal : Dp-
tiou . Wabl auf ben 6. September
nnterauu1t.
I'm 5. September tuirb in Ti<
tti6 @Uuntp cine 2DcalsO ptiun>W abl
abgebolten perben.
Sn Columbia, Brasuria guun-
u, iino i'm ~8ufammenbange NIT Der
G~rtnurbung oes COUNTY : Nifters
Smith finf Meger perbnftet porben.
Gu8 Nuitin miro gen1elbet, baf
Der 8eridt Der legislatipen Inter.
iud5un9e : gumHiifion Biz gum %
3u9uit fertig fein uerbe.
- Bon ben Counties, melmt
m6brerb Der lebten Tage ben Gtaats'
@DulptrDler in Guftin lire Steuer'
8oDen iberfnnbten, bnt Die Mebr.
5obf eineu Niidgang in ben fteuer'
pfiiGtigen Wertb auf5uueiien.
Nus Sherman idreibt man
Guf Der Garm BON $. Dennis, ii
bet Mdbe BON @propnpiae, @rap1or
&Ouutb, mo- man Mau1 unbrge+
IluI1niea bntte. Der aus Grbfpalter
bernurau0q, bat man feitgefteGt, BAT
e. itH I'm elm in Brand geratbenes
8rauniublens2 Eager banoelt.
- HrOf. IS. .. Gibbs BON
Staota ; Nderbau : College BON Sen
6nmpibire 1T gum Detan Der Mder
b1nsN btbeilutt9 oer Nderbau- uni
@etuerbesG @ule in College Statio,
erIianrt mDroen. fpuie eleih5eiti,
gum Director Der ftaatliHen Mder
bausB eriuhsitatiunen. Gin reue
9ebritubl fir acknowledgements uni
bic @ei@ihte berlelben muroe er
riebtet unb Brof. Charles Bptts, Ell
0rnbuirter ber Mnftalt, tuurbe bami
betrnat.
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DR.. w. B. SEELEY, Direktor.
Ser CINDERELLA Sdnh =Valait

itebt an Der Spite a0er Shubee=
lbdfte in Der Staot un6 erfreut fi9
elmer ltets pahienben &unoibaft.
Iaes neue, mas auf Dem S1ub=
marft eribeint unb NGes, mas Iih
an alteren 6abrifaten beudbrt bat,
lit bier gu finoen. Die @ieentbnz
mer oieies @eihdfts haben cine
langidbrige @rfabrung in ibrer
Branbe uno periteben eS, pprtbeil@
baft e%insufaufen. Die Sbube aus
benz Cinderella Balalt itnb faIt un=
nermiitlib. Sober erfennt oaS an.
Der bier fault.
SEQ. POI Nlamo , Blasa, Eel. 585.
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gu perpadten: Der v2un6 goun.
ter" in Shols' SalDon.
Gin nabtltdbes Mbeutcuer,

Gls mabre @eidid)te aus Der
rfleinen &eiioensitaot S1n." pire
Der n9d9l. 8unoid." pDn elmer 2eie-
rim beridtet: 8mei luftiee iunee
2eute fomnlen abenos rebt anaere9i
in ibr 6Dtel 5uriid uno geratben in
elm nerfebrtes 8immer. Sci ibrem
@intritt erbebt iih cine bfeibe tpeib=
lihe @eitalt BON ben 2innen, itredt
beibn6reno Die Irme aus uno flebt:
y2aiien Sic mid leben! 2aifen Sic
mid leben!" - @arum nidt?" ruff
Der oqroerite Der iuneen 2eute, men=
bet iid) 81 ieinem @eno1ien uno iaet:
nIllo los, 6annes! Sic lebe-bpbl
uno nobmal: Sob! Bum oritten
Male: Sooub!"
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Tim ibr Sinh an retten

Dor ihredlihen fDrperliben Gntitel=
lungen, wenbete Srau Mannie @ale=
ger BON Ga Grange, Ga, 8uflen's
Irnica Salbe an fir aruBe 8unben
an benz &opfe uno i'm @eli9t bel=
lelben unb ihreibt, oaB Die i1neae
6eilung ielbft ibre n~eitgebenoften
6uHnun9en iibertrOffen bdtte. Sic
mirtt @unoer bel Wunoen, Sdram=
men. 6aIt Nusiblag, Shnitten.
8ranomunoen uno Standardization,
gen. 8reis Is Gents. 6eilune miro
earantirt. @rbdltlih bel S. Salt
eDer & Sobn, Geo 5. S. Sbmitt,
giaeutbHmer, uno 30. 9reiB.
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Gs ,paren brei imnae 2emte.

Sc maren brei iunge 9eute,
Die lie6ten elm Wdbrhen 10 iehr,
Ser Cine tuar Der @elbeite,
SlDb 5eitig iber bas Meer.
ST fauo etne quite Stele
uno porb ietuer Sugeno frpb,
uno lebt ais Sungsele1e
Noh bert' auf 8Drneo.
Der 3peite i9ieb NIT @einen,
gr lang leiner 2tebe 2eib,
uno lieB es sebunben erlbeinen,
SUIT INN Die @eibnabtsaeit.
9as falte Ser5 ieiner 9ame,
Die Quene an Ietnes @eb's.
Mabt linn Die ibDnite Geftame
Guf alien dftbetiihen Sbees.
Ser 9ritte nur tpar bdmlib,
8ie iif Die @elt ersdblt;
Gr liebte bic 9plbe ndmlicb
nno bat iib nit ihr nermdblt,
uno iibt iebt gang beIbetben
Sabei NIT oummem @e1icbt,
&enn tie nDn ben anberen Beioe,,
Wftt Sbrdnen i'm Iuge ipri6t.
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Sumner lausfam!

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BON @ielen, fpelcbe an elmer nit Sen befe
tighten Sbmersen perbunbenen &ranfbeit,
ttalnlib an 5dmcrrboiben leiben, 81 oft
berseien. Initatt unter Dem Mntrieb
Der qndlenoen Bein pfanlps BON einen,
Anadlalber gum onbern 81 laufen, Ipute
man ltb erit rubi9 bariber flar tperben,
bob nnr cine ein5ise @rSnei, 9r. Sils-
bees @nafefts, 2inoerune unb 6eilune
berid)afen fann. SpmptDme nertreiben,
tpas i1nbeiten Safe bic Guaflalber nit
t9reln garbol nur fertie brin9en, beiBt
ntdt aranf6eiten beilen, rpaS BET Sdmprrs
bDioen Gnofeiis aaetn nermag. Broben
fret berlanot pon P. Neustaedter & Co,
Box 1915, New York.