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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-02

" there's . hin, ot c.,,,,h r.t,,
anply br. Agnews Catarrbat roWd1r
without delay. u viii shvo Won suffering
heal you quickly whether you have been
? slave ono month or nifty wear N 10.
ieses cold in the head and catarr-f besd.
sches IN ten minutes The Hon pavid
Mills, Minister OF Justice Tor the f,annin.
ion CT Canada, endorses it-2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-02
ALL-WROUGHT STEEL SPLIT PULLEY

mild The parts dies
half much size,
1t does shrink swell burn. This pulley is
strength ightness, elegant design and perfec, balance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-02
aPPJNkUG.

Mr. max II. Greene. who has hyen vis-
iting her. has returned TO New York.
Mrs H. a Armstrong entertained few
friends az her home last evening.
The East Greenwich bowling team Of
the PawtuNct alley league visited Wight.
msn's siieys last evening. and succeeded
In taking two OF the three strings from
the home team. Wightman OF the home
3 am was high roller with single OF 2p'
Mcclure led tho visitors With 81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-02
SNEAK THIEVES.
They Visit House on Almy 81.
and Secure Some Booty.

The occupants Of a tenement house az
10 Amy street were somewhat displeased
by the visits made 10 their homes New
Years eve
The thief lcft the furniture and bedding
carrying away small articles only. and
for this the compulsory hosts feel thank
full
From John Horizons tenement the ip'
terioper secured a as watch. three chains.
locket. i've rings and s. in cash. The
jowolTy was inexpensive.
out Of Gustave Carlson's tenement IS
bill was Cullcd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-02
THE WEATHER

Boston. Jan. s.-For Massachusetts; Fair
In east. probably snow In west portion;
warmer. Rhode Island: Fair and warmer
tonight and Friday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-02
REAL GOOD Time.
Annual Ball Of The Local Union
Of JOurnsymsn BaTbNS,

The annual ball OF local union "a jour
neymeu BARRIERS international Union of
America. was held tn Music hell last
evening, ond Il proved ~ event mort en-
ioyobie The grand march was started
az . O'Clock. General Floor Director Nor
suu aud Cady leading and - couples par
ticlpaiing William N Killeon wde as-
sstant floor director and the aids were.
- -. McDCrmott. A. =. Liberty. I'd.
brumcl Frank Shepard. Charles Collins
And Joseph X. Clnq-Mar
here wete y numbers op tho program
tud music was furnished by Fny's Bel
mont ofchNstra. The rec nuou commit
zee consisted OF a. g. Mcndeil. j. n.
Iseiily' william Stone and jeremiah Man
hlnk thc mombrTs of the committee cf
aifinE.n1 MS We're Arthur Russell 7.
y. t,illL. fnnk Shop, rd Charles Col
ips. a. ~. Alexander. r. d. Morgan, Ii
y. Csrier William NJ Kiliccn. William
Ston. ~ mendel. Jeremiah Manning
and = q. MrDcrmoi,
The Lamar register., 1902-03-19
MAY HINDER MATRiMoNY.
Married Men Fined SO for Staying Out
Late at Niuht

At UelZen n city in the western part
of Hanover. the authorities have just
passed n law which has met with the
warm appreciation of the women of the
place and the indignant protests of the
married men. The town was getting
altogether too cOnvivial. The old time
honored excuses of the lodge" and
business" and sitting up with sick
friend" We're worn threadbare. The
women resolved TO act. They exercised
all their influence with the city fathers
and finally got a law passed requiring
that all married men be home at or be
fore IL o'clock every night. The pen
atty for violation of this law is fixed
nj n fine of S3 for each offensc. Half
of the fine goes to the person making
complaint, who, in all cases so far, has
been the wife.
By means of this law the homes of
lelzen are expected to be in an ideal
condition before long. and the wifc's
authority therein unquestloned. If
hubby" forgets himself and stays out
after II o'clock some night the wife
can either have him fined and get her
share of the proceeds. or she can do
what is better-she can hold the knowl-
edge of his law-breaking over his head
as a club with which 10 enforce ODE
dcnce and good behavior generally.
Needless to say, the married men OF
the neighboring German towns are
much exercised over the action of the
city authorities of Uelzen, for the law
is working so well there that they are
afraid II will prove contagious and
spread to their own borOughs. The un-
married men of UelZen. of course. are
as much pleased with the law as the
women of the town. They can now
stay out at night and enjoy themselves
free from the incubus of the old
TogieS
The Lamar register., 1902-03-19
Do GHOSTS EXIST?
INCIDENTS IN PROOF OF BELIEF.
extraordinary Premonition of Death
Attributed to Spirit Information.

Attributed to Spirit Information.
DIR. Minot j. Savage in Ainslee's:
"The history of the world is full of
reported apparitiens or ghosts. Do such
things as ghosts exist? l am. perfectly
certain that they do. This does not
mean that | feel that am ready to eN-
plain their origin or nature. simply
recognize the fact. Whether they are
purely subjective or whether they rep
resent some objective reality-this is Il
question to be settled in each particu-
lar case. | have many instances in my
notes; but they must be omitted for the
present
''Thcre is one case however. which
Is OF Il very extraordinary kind. 1t
occurred about Il couple of years ago
here in the immediate vicinity of New
York. There was certain young man
who had been studying abroad. He had
been nt lleidelburg university. He was
of anything but an imaginative tenn
perment. Tall and stalwart in build,
he had II rcputat ton ns an athlete. His
favorite studies were mathematical,
physical and electrical. He had return
ed home from abroad, and, so far as
anybody knew, was in perfect health.
He was at the summer home of his
mother. 1t was his habit, after din
ner, to 20 out on the piazza and walk
up and down while smoking his pipe.
One evening he came quietly in, and,
without talking with anybody, went
up to bed. The next morning he went
to his mothers room before she was
up, and laid his hand on her cheek in
order to awaken her quietly. Then he
said Mother, | have something very
sad to tell you. You must brace your
self and be strong TO bear it OF course
she was startled and asked him what
he was talking about. He said. Moth
er, l mean just what l am saying. l
am going 10 die. and very SOON
"When his mother. startled and trou-
blcd. pressed him for an explataion, he
said; Last night, when | was walking
up and down the piazza, smoking, Il
spirit appeared and walked up and
down by my side. | have received my
call and am going to die The mother.
of course, was seriously troubled. and
wondered whether anything might be
the matter with him. She therefore
sent for the doctor and told him the
story. The doctor made a careful ex-
animation. said there was nothing the
matter treated the whole thing rs Il
bad dream or n hallucinntion. told them
to pay no attention to it, and said that
within II few days they would be
laughing at themselves for letting such
thing worry them. The next morning
the young man did not seem quite ms
well as usual. and the doctor WIS sent
for second time. Again he said there
was nothing the matter, and tried to
laugh them out of their fears. The
third morning the young man appeared
in still poorer condition. and the third
time the physician was summoned. He
now discovered Il case of appendicitis.
The young man was operated on and
died in n couple of days. From the
time of the vision until his death not
more than five days had gone by. Some
time after this experience the mother
visited psychic here in New York
The Lamar register., 1902-03-19
And Probab bly, He Was Right.

a man who said he was Christian
science healer and who was visiting
New York recently, tried to induce the
son of very sick man to accept the
dictum of his faith in regard to curing
the ills of the flesh, and to try his cure
on the patient.
Tell him to make up his mind that
he is well and to think of nothing
else! said the healer. He only ina
gines that he is sick"
"All right" replied the son. to get
rid of the healer 'I'll tell him."
The following day the faith curist
came again TO the son and asked how
the patient was getting along.
We'll, lie thinks that he's dead now" +"
said the young man; so we are going
to bury him Tomorrow"
The Lamar register., 1902-03-19
South African Gold.

Not only is gold mining reviving to
some extent in the TransvaaI, but the
deliveries of Rhodesian gold are also
greatly increasing, so thal British
South African gold-mining enterprise
is, upon the whole. decidedly recover
ing. 1t appears probable that the ag
gregate receipts of gold from that
quarter for the whole of 1901 will
range between G1,50O,O0O and G2,OOO,-
0cO. Totals such as these fall, of
course, very considerably below those
attained in 1898 and 1899; but they
are none the less of some value as re-
CARDS the present. while they induce
strong hopes for the future.
The Lamar register., 1902-03-19

Though n man may be entitled to credit
for his ability to avoid work. he Is sell
dom able to obtain it at the corner gro
Gerry.
The Lamar register., 1902-03-19

A couple of years ago the Union Pa
citic Railroad Company offered prizes
for the best articles on the subject:
Can the Farm and Ranch Products of
Colorado Be Doubled. and IL So, What
Would BE the Effect Upon the Busi-
ness of Denver? The three best arti-
cles are published in pamphlet form.
For copy and some account Of what
we have done in the vicinity OF Ro-
meo, in the sunny San Luis valley, in
The way of a practical demonstration
of this subject, write to Zeph. Chns.
Felt. 1O2 Boston building. Denver,
Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1902-03-19
MISS ELIZABETH GAME.

eight months from suppressed mem
situation, and it effected my entiro
system until became weak and debil-
itated, and at times felt that had q
hundred aches in as many places. l
only used the Compound for few
weeks, but it wrought u change in mo
which | felt from the very beginning.
l have been very regular since, have no
pains, and find that my entire body is
MS if it was renewed. l gladly recom-
mend Lydia Il. PinlSham's Vegc-
table Compound to everybody
Miss ELIzABETH GAME, SO w. Division
St, Fond du Lac, Wis.-ssooo forfeit II
above testimonial Is not genuine
At such time the greatest aid to
nature is Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. 1t prepares
the young system for the coming
change, and is the surest reliance for
woman's ills of every nature.
Mrs. PinlSham invites all
young women who are i'll to
write her for free advice. Adj
dress Lynn, Mass.
The Lamar register., 1902-03-19
$25 to California.

Daily during March and April. the San
ia Fe will sell colonist tickets from Den
yer. Colorado Springs or Pueblo to Call
fornia points at rate of $25. Full Dartic'
ulars by calling on or addressing j. T.
Hall. General Agent Santa Fe. Denver
Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1902-03-19

"How are you getting on with your
new house, Maude?' "Oh, just splen-
did! Harry is letting me select all the
colors for the pnrlor. drawing room
dining room and bedrooms, and after
he gets some money he's going to see
somebody about building it.'-Balti-
more News.
The Lamar register., 1902-03-19

"Now. my poor fellow. don't spend
this nickel on whisky" Madame, the
suggestion that would drink tive-cent
whisky is an insult to my taste. This
nickel is going for the last payment on
II canvas back duck l bought in 1893"
New York World.
The Lamar register., 1902-03-19

splendid health and give all praise to
Peruna." A. c. SWANSON.
Michael O'Halleran, Lieutenant Ser
yeant of the Summerdale Station
Police Department. writes from 1893
W. Monroe street, Chicago, ILL.,:
"SeveraI of the officers of our Sta
fi0n have good reason to praise
Peruna. Several times when they
xpeut Eos,re - 49, --j-, rrd r'~~--n T.
The Lamar register., 1902-03-19
TO YOUNG LADIES.
From the Treasurer of tho
Young Peoples Christian Tenn
perance Association, Elizabeth
Caine, Fond du Lac, Wis.

"DsAR Mrs. PINKuAM IL want to
tel! you and all the young ladies of the
country, how grateful l am to yon for
all the benefits | have received from
using Lydia E. PinkhaIn's VcSe-
table Compound. L suffered for
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= $.

Nus ben garaen Suomeiten
oe8 States miro beridtet, oaB Der
Ge9enfaa i'm MDnat Wouember bel
meitem itdrfer geueien lei, als leit
fangen Sabren. Ser Booen 1T
iiberaq gut ourbtrdnft uno man liebt
benz Winter nett 3uuerlidtlider ent-
gegen. als oas ionit Der 6al gu iein
pflegte.
= Mus Beaumont pirb berihtet,
oaB Die aroBen Dele pmpagnien BON
Spindle Cop ben 8erluh MAIDEN,
oas Hob0l Surifaubalten. Sic aab=
len AZ Gents uno lagern oaIielbe. @s
1T ihon oft porausaeiagt moroen,
oaB oas Def mod auf SO Gts. fteiaert
peroe, tpenrl aber bieier Blan grfola
bat, oann lit Elm Steigen oes Breiles
auf Is gts. biz $1.00 gu erparten.
@on. Sapers bat ben Contract
fir Die Nusfibrune bes Sionep
S0bniton,W onumenteS unteraeihnet,
fir pelfeS bic 2egiSlatur in ibrer
lebten Situng Die Sumrte ppn $10,=
beniaiet bat. Das Dentmal 1ou
bls gum SUM 1904 nolenoet fein
uno auf benz Staat8sIriebbofe Muf=
iteaung finoen.
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Sic Seras : Yaeife : gabm

bat oas 9erritorium iiir lire Jeiers
agss@rcuriionen beoeuteno ausges
oebnt. Sic pertauft audi 8unorei=
lebiIete nab Werico. Colorado,
0ebrasfa, Nrtania8, MiHouri,
9aniaS, Sqinois, Soma, Muro, u.
Glib afota. Winneiota uno 8iss
coniin.
Die State lit Der einfabe Tabr.
preis plus So fir Die @unoreiie.
8tdets iino 81 baben am 49,. IT,,
81, o.. %. uno 26. December,
eiiltig oreiBis Gage bonn Gage oes
Werfaufs.
0abere Gin5elbeiten iiber Staten.
Sabrpldne, Shlafwaaer,. etc. ertbeilt
ieoer Igent, uoer brieflih $. ..
6uabes, Z. g. Gaent., Sort 8ortb,
9eras, poer 6. g. Gunner. q. g.
& &. Gat., 8. & g. 8'p Co.,
Dallas, 9eras.
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Grcuriiousrateh Der :. & g. 81.
n. II.

Nab Marlin, 9eras.-Der
grDbe teraniibe @eIunbbeitsDrt.
Tidets jeben Sag i'm Sabre, ailtiq
fir 30 Gage. @ate elm un6 elm
Drittel Sabrpreis.
Nab @alpeftDt, TeraS.
Ser groBe Seeman< Carnival am 20.
DECEMBER. @rcuriionsrater meroen
ipdter befannt gemadt.
Jefttags @rcur1ion
oefen oieies Sabr elm eroBes Terris
torium. State: elm Sabrpreis plus
So fir &unbrei1e gidet. Wertauf
49,. IT,, 81, 49,, %, unb 26.
DECEMBER, giiltig fir 30 Gage.
Nab alien Bunften in ben alten
Staaten. Nab IrfanIas, MiHouri,
SlinDis, Wisfonfin, Minnelpta,
Soma, Ganias, Nebrasfa, 6ibzDae
toto, 0oro.D atota, Colorado uno
Merico.
20tale @reur iiDns= Tidets
gum Gertauf amiihen alien StatiD<
men Der S. & 9. sc. St. 81. am 49,,
a.. 25., &c., 81. De3ember uno L.
Sanuar 1902, ailtig bis gum 8.
Sanunr.
@rfunoigt @uh BEL ben Tifet.
Igenten pegen aler @inaelbeiten
iber Cure 5efttagsreile uno mir ee=
ben Guh minolih ober idriftli1
IuStunft lber Soften, Gabrplan, &c.
6. 9rice, 8. 6. Yrice,
2. Bice= Brdi. g. g. 81. Ngt.
uno Gen. Manaaer,
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Sin Tabrpreis plus So mdbreno
Der EeittaQe auf Der n&atn".

Wenn SIR Selttaesreiien gu mas
hen beablidtigt, 10 lobrt es iid. Die
OHerten Der n&atp" fennen gu ler-
men:
Gin 49,. IT.. 81. 90. %. uno
26. DECEMBER nerfauit Die W. 6. &
9.=Uabn Gunoreiiebiaete nab Bunf.
ten IN ben alten Staaten. iorpie nah
9rtanlas, Colorado. Sqinpis, Soma,
&anios, Minneiota. Hebrasfa, Moro-
uno Cubs afota unb @iscunIin fir
einen 5abrpreis plus So fir Die
Hunoreile.
@s lift unn6tbis gu iaeen, oaB Der
lhneue Dienit uno Der Comfort Der
p8atp-2inie" uniibertroffen lit.
Shreibt pegen ndherer ginselbei=
ten nno aoreiiirt gureu Brief ~8atp",
Dallas. 9eras.
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Tutal 1876 ,391. Is
Cinderella Sdnbz Yalat.

SIN Cinderella Shub= Balait iino
Die fur faltes uno naiies Wetter be-
rehneten @inter-W aaren angetom=
men in befannter gutter, b~auerbafter
Qualitdt. 8Dm Beiten oas BeIte
an5uibaffen, lit ftets unier 8rinsip
aemeien. Wir pertreten Die eriten
5irmen oes Qanoes. Muh DDlge's
beribmte 5il5ihube iino pieoer auf
2ager 5u Breiien BON fiinfaia Gents
aufnarts. Der Saiion eerndB baben
mir unieren 8orratb in Sbuben fnr
8dae, &pnserte. Oper, @eieaibaften
uerp0qitdnoigt. &Dmmt 81 uns tpenn
ibr Shube n6tbig babt.
ginoereaaS Balat.
POI NlatnD Yla5a. Telepbon 5S5.
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1 O 8elphuuuaI 300.

fabren, oaB es ipeni9fens cine eeTlrdtete FRA ltbeii
tpelde Die Wiieniaaft in an ibren @tuien gu
beilen i'm Stanoe 1T; 6al's 2atarrb=Rur 1T Die ems
siee ieBt Der dr5tliden griberidaft betannte politipe
&ur. 2atarrb %erforoert als cine Gonftttutionstrant=
aeit cine confitutionele 8ebanoluns. 9alPs aa=
tarrb=Rur tpirb innerlid genommen uno fpirit oircti
aaf oas glut uno Die idleimisen OberHddsn oes
Spltems, baburn Die @runolage Der Rrantbeit ser=
it6reno uno Dem patienten 6raft gebeno, inbein lie
Die Gonhitution oes G6rpers aufbaut unO Der gtat,lr
in ibrem Werte bilft. Die Gieentbumer baben 70
piel @ertrauen gu ibren 6eilirdtten, Dab tie Elm bum
bert Dollars gelobnung fir ieoen Gad ~anbieten,
ben fe sa tariren osrfebLt. aaBt Sud cine elite BON
G.J. Gbenep & So. Soteop, o.
~ 9erfaujt bon alien Gpotbetern, Yreis rs
Gents Die Glaiae.
6aa's Hamiiien- Bitten inb Die bsEeu.
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Ser ct. NOniS nnO MeD yorf 81
mitch Der SanSalia YenniDlbaz
nm Ghnrf 0fnc II

uta vSyOTI NuIe."
Son iebt ab mirb Der ct. Souls
uno SEEM Dorf 2imiteb Der BennIpl=
oania 5bort Sine als elm unabban=
giger 3ue bon ct. Souls nah Sn.
oianapoliS laufeu unb miro aus Ell
ner BibliOtbefz unb &aub=, elmer
Obierpationsz uno Speiles uno
Sblaf=gar beiteben. Wenr nDtbig,
nm Nufentbalt in Bittsbnrg gu Der=
meiben, miro oieier gauge 8ua nah
9arrisburg. Bbtlabelpbia unb Stem
yorf ourblaufen.
Der SEEM gort 2imiteo Der gan=
balia= Bennfplpania Short Sine per=
ldBt oas Unions Depot in ct. Souls
tdglib nm / ubr Mahmittaas.
Drei @rpreBsiee tdglih nit
Durb=S hlafmager uno SpeiIepa=
gen bon ct. 2puis nad Mem Wprf
iiber Die 8anoalia : BennIplpania
Short Cine.
Wegen ndbeler gln5elbeiten tuen<
oct Guh an s. SO. s beSbroueh
Wiiiftent- General 8aiiagier Agent.
ct. Souls, Mp.
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lluiere Set Anssabe.

unfere 48 Seiter ftarte @eibz
na6ta.N miro am IL.
DECEMBER eriheinen. Die Summer
cirtulirt i'm ear,sen Staate 9eras
BON gI HaiD Bis Corpus @brifti,
bon @albefton Bis Deniiun, I'M Sns
bianersT errituriutn unb in Werifu.
Nu3eieer fir 6iefe Iusgabe iuer<
ben iebt enteeeer genumu1en. Die
.6reie Breiie fir 9eraS" lit oas bette
Nfe0innt i'm Staate, menn es fid
bnrutt bauoelt, bas beutib leienoe
8Mblitum III erreidaen.
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MMerlet.

- SIM 8rDbataeriht purbe oas
Ietament oes unldugit berltprbenen
6ermanrt 8. &mann erDffnet.
Daielbe 1T bonn MCpember 1885 oa=
tirt, iebt Srau gliiabetb &mann
alS untuerial=g rbin elm nnb beaiffert
Der 0ahlaB auf $3.50, 900.
= General grDSier, Der gbef bes
@eihlb= unb Nrienalmeiens Der
8unoesarmee, Fat oaS bieliee Nrie-
nal inipicirt. Ct fano, baB bort
niele gerbelferuneen, @rneue=
rungeu unb @rmeiterungen nD=
tbig 1eien, unb er miro fiir bie1en
8med cine 8emiqisu1g BON $780,
600 empfeblen.
Der Tbeil beS Beribtes bes
General > Snipecteurs Der Mrmee,
General Breckenridge, tpeld5er lib
auf bic @~arniiDnitaot San Mntonio
beaiebt, fpribt fib abfdqig iiber oas
bier ublibe Spitem oes gemeinlamer
SpeileiaalS im Sort Sam 0oulton
aus uno befiiruortet Die compaanies
meile 8et6ltigung. @as bas Nries
nal anlangt, 10 miro bafielbe in pie=
len 9beilen als iebr oeraltet uno au=
Beroroentlib uerbeiierunesbeoiirftig
be3eibnet.
- Der Bro5eB geeen 6arpep 6arz
rel. Der unter Der Gntlage itebt,
Tom 9olt eriboiien gu haben, 1T
megen oeS SebfenS zines mihtigen
Beuaen auf ben II. Sanuar peridos
ben puroen.
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@ad ~abermaliaer. iehr erbit

= Nab abermaliger, lebr erbit+
terter Debate bat Der beutihe Meihs=
tae init 1875 eeeen As Stimmen ben
Nntrag &aroorffs angenummen, mo-
nah iiber bic Tarifbia OILS @anses
abgeitimmt tperoen fol-. pbne 3uopr
nod in cine Dissolution fiber bic elm,
aelnen Baragrapben oes @eieb= @nt-
purfs e%in5utreten. Ser SosialiIt
Ginger ertldrte. Dab oies Uoroeben
Der Waioritdt einen 8erfaiiungsbruh
inoolpire. Der erite Reidstaas-
BraIioent, Der tleritale @raf Bale
itrem. lit Serielben NnIiht. gr
fhbrte nidt ben Bprlib in oieIer
Sibung, iunoern trnt benielben an
ben 8ice : B%rdiioenten 8iilina ab.
@s beiBt, @raf 8aqe1trem tueroe
mabribeinlib bas Bralioium aaus
uno ear ~nieoerleeen.
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gia gmOalia, YenniplpaniasS dbu.

Sin Billet oieier 2inie erffer RlaiIe
nah Seem Yort berettigt ben Sn<
baber in @ abineton, Bal=
timore uno 8bilabeIpbia
einen sebntaeiaen Nufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lit Elm iebr liberalea
8uaeitdnoniB.
@eseu Ginselbeiten tpenoe man
iid an ben unterSeihneten.
$. 8. &iIgDre,
&eifenoer RaHagier Neent,
1l8 Weit Jrenb Blaee, San Nn=
tonic. 9eras.
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Sin foftipteliser Srrtbam.

Srrthimer f6nnen oft iebr loft
ipielig merben. Oft muB man als
BreiS oafiir iein 2eben besablen.
Iber Sic psroen iib ME irren, tuenn
Sic Or. Sings Meue 2ebens= Biaen
flr 9pspetiia, Sbminoelanfaqe,
3opfweb, 2eberz uno unterleibsbe=
lbueroen benuben. Sic tuirten
ianft, aber griinolib. 25 Gents in
Der Gpotbefe BON S. 8alteper &
5obn, @eo. s. Shmitt, gigentbi-
rner. uno No. 9reiB.
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ametfelbaite 0inae m5aen unaut

8tpetfelbafte 0in8e m5gen unsiber.
l6}ia jein; aber 10 geruiB, tpie stueimal
stuei aleif bier, bat "ANAkEsIS" If
felt einem STRAIGHTFORWARD als elm uns
trlalifes 5dmprrhoibens 9eilmittel be-
tudbrt. Die 3eilfraft biefes in bic srued'
mdBigfte 5orrt eebradten Mebicamentes
itebt feit, bepieien 6nrh biele 9auienbe
BON Beiipielen Der ginoerung unb 6eis
lung. 2eibeit On an 6dmorrboiben, 10
gebrauhe es. Gin 8eriub foffet ntdtS;
brauhf nur P. Neustaedter & Co., Box
24l6, New York City, au abreiiiren. 9ie
"Anakesis'' lit in allen Gpotbefen gu fla.
Sen. yrsis 81.
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= Weibnabten nabt beran uno oa=
nit fiir 8iele Die Nufgabe, @elhente
fir Die Gerpanoten uno Sreunoe
etc. ein5ufaufen. Die Sumeliere
9 ii Der griber erleihtern
guh Die Nrbeit, benn ibr finoet bel
linen Grtitel gu ieoem Breiie BON
ST. biz gu $1,000.
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= Sn oieiem prattiihen 8eitalter
Derbinoet man baS Niiblide NIT benz
Nn9enebmen. &auft Cure Weib-
nabtSaeihenfe bel @ebrioer
griber uno ibr tperoet BON ben
g%mpfdngern aufrihtt9en Dant
erntet1.
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Die ~oeutid=amerifanilde 8ep6lfe=

Die o~eutib=amerifanilhe 8epDlfe=
rune betbeiliete iib in 10 groBen
Wfaiien an oieiem &f INN Die
!ul1ee ameritaniide Sreibeit, oaB ite
itb babel nabeau perblutete. Mtebrere
Jabraebnte binour9 mar oanab nee
mtg n1ebr BON ibr gu perne6men, biz
Die nobften groBen Wenlhenmoeen,
Die iber ben Itlantiiden Oseart flu
tbeten, bic 2uden in ibren 1tart ges
lidteten &eiben BON 0euem ausau=
flaen begannen.
Brof. 2earueo. Der unermiiolide
9ermaniitii6e Soriher. ermirbt iid
Elm grDBes 8eroienit I'm Die an1eri=
faniibe @eibihtsforibune, inbem
er bag 9unfel libtet, melbes nod
aber 10 manben @piiooen Der oeutlhz
ameritaniihen gerganeenbeit lieet.
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Madt Cure @eibnadts : Gin.
fdufe bel ben Suwelieren @ebriber
@riber. SIR befommt Bier Sas
den, Die ibren @ertb ME o~erlieren.