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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12

The quarantine lid on Cairo is tr
be raised at 8 O'Clock this morning
in 30 far as local action is concerned
This action was taken in response
to the unanimous demand of the citi
zens of Cairo who appeared at the
meeting of the local Board of Health
called together by Mayor Parsons act
ing under Instructions of the council
in accordance with a resolution of Al
derman Koehler presented to the coun-
ell the previous night and acted upon
favorably.
At 4:05 all the members of the
Board Of Health, including DR., George
Palmer of the State Board of Health
and a large number of citizens being
present, Mayor Parsons called the
meeting to order and in few brief
words succinctly stated the object of
the assembly, concluding by introduc
ing DIR. Palmer, suggesting that he
give his opinion on the matter about to
be considered.
DR.. Palmer, summing up his re-
marks. stated that the quarantine had
been put on by Cairo and Cairo could
take il of" He further said that no
one was more anxious than Secretary
Egan and himself to be relieved of the
vexations and criticisms attendant up
on conducting the quarantine, by rails
ing il. but he advised extreme caution
4 s4..E in
keeping yellow fever out of Cairo and
undue haste would perhaps undo all
the work so ably performed. In fact
be thought It best to gradually relax
the quarantine so as not TO endanger
ourselves.
In conclusion, DR. Palmer stated that
the RAISING OF THE QUARANTINE
BY THE CITY WOULD NOT RAISE
THAT ESTABLISHED BY THE
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Alderman Werner following the con
clusion of DR. Palmers remarks sug
gested that citizens who were present
be invited to express their opinions
upon the matter
Peter Saup responding to the invita-
ton said that he had been a resident
Of Cairo for a period of forty years
and as he had experience in the mat
ter of yellow fever Of 1873 he advised
that the quarantine be raised at once
a. the danger period had passed He
further, in proof of his assertion that
the danger period was at IN end
pointed cut the fact that a frost had
fallen in the morning over Cairo and
surrounding country. Furthermore
that the trend of travel at present
was not from south to north but from
the north 10 the sonth-refugees re- !
turning home.
let us raise it, said he. lift it
tonight. Lift il at cncei"
Mr. Saup in a voice well mOdulated. I
but exhibiting an intense suppressed /
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12
IN DEFENSE OF CIGARETTES
No More Harmful Than Any other
Form Of Tobacco. Tea or Coffee.

Ind annapolis Ind. Oct 1.-The Tea.
ture of today's session Of the Missis
sippi Valley Medical Association was
the defense Of the cigarette by Dr.
Fletcher Of Indianapolis. who declared
that years f observation and expert
nnent had convinced him that cigar
cites were no more harmful than any
other form of tobacco. Tea or coffee.
F1etchers treatment 0f the subject
created a sensation among The ply
sicians present and during the tiEcls-
sion which followed several eminent
members Of the profession agreed With
Fletcher thar unreasonable preiuiice
existed against The cigarette which.
they contendsd. has been made ~scape-
guaf~ in order 90 cover up some per
sunal vice q the smoker
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12
IS COMPLETELY
UNDER CONTROL
Great Fight Against Fever in
New Orleans Finished
PREDICTION OF FROST
FOR NORTH LOUISIANA WITH
PROBABILITY OF LIFTING
oUARANTlNEs ARE THE
FEATURES.

New Orleans La. Oct. 11.-ThC
cold snap Of today. the continued
shrinkage in cases and the prediction
OF frosts tonight in North Louisiana
with the probability that there will
follow the early fittings Of the quar-.
antine restrictions, are the features of
today's yellow fever situation.
As a result of the order Of DR. White
putting an end to the general disinfec-
ticn and oiling by the Marine Hospital
about 200 men employed by the ser.
vice have be.n dismissed. other dis
charges will occur within the next few
days. The order Of Dr. White has no
reference TO the citizens clean up and
difinfection SET for Saturday and Sun
day and householders generally are
asked TO continue 10 see that their
screens are maintained and that oil is
deposited where necessary bnt the
Federal authorities consider the fever
now 70 be so completely under control
that it is unnecessary to do the gen
tral work for which large forces Of
men have been employed
Cases are still appearing. and may
continue 10 appear for sometime. but
they are generally secondary or ter
tiary infection. and new fcci are ex-
ceedingly few
DIR. White believes that the crisis
has long since passed and that there is
q probability that practically every
case will have disappeared before
frost Many gections Of the city are
now 50 free from infection that there
Is 10 be still further consolidation Of
ward organization.
Even Il sporadic cases do appear IN
il frost comes the Federal officials
ieem thai the fight here has been al
most a complete success. for The fever
Ia been brought under control under
he most adverse cOndit uns and al
most stamped ont a. a period when il
s usually raging ferceiy and with a
lsath rate comparatively small. the
probability now being that the total
lumber Of deaths will fall under 500
or the engre period Of the epidemic 4
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emotion, declared that he had witness
ed a spectacle that very day on the
levee that he never again as long as
he lived, wished to see.
The incident consisted of twenty five
women and children herded and being
escorted to Keep Tnn'-a prison in
which to be detained against their
will.
Hearty and spontaneous applause Q
followed the conclusion of Mr.. Saup's
remarks
Louis Rossman said that he had no
fault to find with the quarantine as it
had been established in response TO
the appeals Of many who were fright
ened, but now that it had served its
.purpoce well, should be abolished with.
cut further delay (applause.l
Mayor Parsons taking exceptions
to Mr. R9ssman's statement that the
quarantine had been established
Through fright said that contiguous
states being rather lax in providing
safeguards, the quarantine had been
established in Cairo as measure of
self preservation. He opposed imme-
diately raising the quarantine, but fa-
yored deferring it until later per
haps, some time this week
Mr.. Saup Immediately propounded
the interrogation Where is your ar
gument in favor of continuing this
,,,n ,.ontfppoH
Alderman Werner bringing the sub
iect matter TO a climax introduced
resolution, in response TO the consen.
sus of opinion of the citizens of
Cairo, raising the quarantine against
the outside world with the exception
of infected states, to take effect at
3 o'clock Thursday morning, October
~. Further that the service of spec
ial guards employed by the city be
dispensed with.
Vociferous applause followed the in
PRODUCTION of Alderman Werner's mo
ton.
There was some discussion that fol
lowed, Mayor Parsons wanting the
raising deferred to Saturday, October
II. Alderman Fuller desired the mat
ter left with the mayor
Mr. Saup said in reply; "the people
want it done now" (Applause)
Alderman Antrim wished the quar-
antine Immediately lifted in response
10 the demands of the public. (Terri-
fc apDlauseD
The vote to raise was Immediately
taken and resulted in chorus of ayes,
everybody voting.
Mayor Parsons stating that the vote
was by the Board of Health and not
everybody. called for a roll call, the
vote resulting in only one negative be-
ng registered, Alderman Fuller reg /.
STEERING the opposition.
Yells and applause followed the re-
suit
Mayor Parsons in a few words said j
hat it was great relief to be rid
f the burden. but he wished the peo-
lie in case of calamity not TO say
hat he had failed in the perform
nee of his duty.
Adjournment Immediately followed
nd the glad news spread rapidly over
he city, causing everyone to feel that
burden that had been silently and
obly borne had been lifted from their
houlders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12
ALL QUIET IN MOSCOW.

Moscow. Oct ll.-Though $4,000
workmen are on a strike including
those employed in several departments
of the railway shops and the move
ment Is spreading. the city is remark
ably quiet Troops are on duty only
at the Boutirski gate 20 prevent the
strikers from invading fac ories where
work Is in progress and intimidating
the wo~kmen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12
BANKER SENTENCED.

Fargo. n. d., Oct. III A. Rrick-
son. former presidenf of the defunct
Second National bank of Minot. on
plea of guilty. was sentenced 10 five
years in the pen tentiary today for
making false returns TO the comp
troller of currency.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12
STATE DECLINES
TO RELEASE HOLD
On Quarantine ii Has Establish.
ed at Cairo
IhlftI nEHsAaln nnnnr
WILL DEMAND PROOF
OF ALL PERSONS ENTERING
CAIRO THAT THEY'VE NOT
BEEN m INFECTED TER.
RIToRY IN TEN DAYS.
WILL DEMAND PROOF.

The State Board Of Health
does not take kindly to tire ae-
tion OF local board. II will con-
tinue its quarantine and require
all persons entering Cairo to
show proof that they have not
heen in any infected district for
ten days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12
HEARING THE EVIDENCE.

Mare Island. Calf. Oct. 1.-THE
Young court martial was sodsy d.
voted largely 10 the hearing OF icchni-
cal evidence
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12
INSANE MANS DEEo.

Dorr. Mich. Oct. 11-lBsane through
jealousy George Wise. a farmer, to-
night cut his wife's throat. causing
her death and hanged himself.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12
eRIEvEo OVER WIFE.

Kansas City. Mo. Oct 11--Judge A
G. Brandnsr committed suicide at his
home here today by inhaling illumin-
ating gas He grieved over the death
of his wife
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12
CAIRO LIFTS HER
QUARANTINE LID
Action Taken Yesterday by
Board of Health
is EFFECTIVE TODAY
WAS RESULT or UNANIMOUS
WISH OF MAJORITY OF ciTl-
ZENs-STATE BOARD Is
oHDURATE.
QUARANTINE RAISED

The Cairo Board of Health
in response TO the urgent ap-
peaIs of the citizens Of Cairo,
yesterday afternoon raised the
local quarantine, with the ex-
eeption of the embargo placed
upon all persons coming from
infected states.
The order of the Board be-
comes effective at 8 a. m.
Thursday, Oct. II, 1905.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12
PAPER MILL DAMAGED.

Marinette. Wis, Oci 1.-THE paper
mill here was damaged by fire tonight
The less is S15a.000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12

When a wise merchant wants 70 get
the ear Of the people Of Cairo and
vicinity he places his advertisement n
the Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12
SNOW IN WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee. Oct 11.-Sn0w fell here
today al Lagrosse. Mad'so and sew
eTsl points Ia Wisconsin to-day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-12
CAIRO NO LONGER IS CORKED UP BARRING FROM WITHIN
HER CONFINES THE OUT TSDE WORLD AS THE QUARANTINE
LID IS. LIFTED BY UNANIMOUS WISH OF HER CITIZEN

CmoHum ito h world wi hwpod III dh@ from
h packing ed % and dm
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Die Neatslatw.

Die Mitalieoer unierer 9eaislatur
baben p6breno Der lebten abt Gage
a~leroings audi pieoer furbtbar ge'
bulnmelt. aber etmas mebr lit bod
getan noroen, ala in ben aGt Taaen
porber. Das 6aus bat Dor aQem
Die 2ope Idle Bin anaenpmmen, mel.
he bic ad valorem-S teuer fiir oas
Sabr 1906 auf IS Gents erb0bt. Go
bat ferner Die Bin, melbe bic Soften
Der @rtraitbung beniaiat, argenum.
men. Der Senat bat cine Delight
Bin uno cine aI9emeine 8emiui.
aunasbiu paiiiert. Die &ebtere be-
piliat fir oas Sabr 1906 So. 404, 132
uno fir baS Sabr 1907 1929, 265.
Das Iinanafomite oeS 6auies Eat
audi bereits cine auaemeine Bemils
lisunesbia fertisaefteat; oieielbe be-
migigt fir oas erfte Sabr $3.613.s
1864 uno fir cas- sneite 1922
119. 65.
Der @ounerneur bat Die BiG nit
ieinem Wetp belegt, melhe Der
StaatssG rsiebuneSbebDr6e oas &edt
aiebt, nit benz permanenten Shul.
funos State @arrants" gu taufen.
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Xerae 9.

Der &onftabler Burfe muroe
in aauffman DDn einem Manne Sea-
mems 90. 9. Scott, ben er perhaften
mDllte, erihDffen.
Oas Wetter > Bureau in @al=
peitpn miro tiinftig aud Warnuueen
Dor ELECTROMAGNETIC in ben
JluBaeeenoen oerDfentliden. Das
Bureau bat iDeben cine oerartiae Wars
nune er(afien. Sic rihtet lih an
Die 2eute, bic am 8rasos uno gofp=
raoo uno AM mittleren uno unteren
9rinitp mDbnen.
- Das 9al oes 2ittle Hiuer bel
Cameron 1T iiberi6memmt uno mehs
rere ihDne Nlfalfas Jeloer, Die eeraoe
eemdbt peroen iolten, iiuo uertpiitet.
Die &ieoerungen oes Oeouas
greets bel @ioolnss ltno ibers
1hmemmt uno ulles bort @epflanste
lit pernthtet.
: Nus Wacp miro gemeloet, 0aB
Der Brosos fdat, naboem er cine
6Dbe bon 81 SUB erreidlt bate. Sc
1T in Der oortieeu 9eaeno uiel Sbaz
ben ourd 6Dfmaiier anaerihtet
mDroen.
Ser Norooeutlbe 2loposD am=
pier vWittefino" lit in @ofpeitDn NIT
800 g~inmanberern angetommen.
Ser Staatsperbanb Der * bes
rntipu nf QnhDr" Rift nunpnh(tffih
in 9euiion feline 9onoentipn al.
Wuf elmer Sarni in falls @ountD
nil man einen &dfer entoedt habeu.
Der ben Bon : 8eenil angreiit uno
tDtet.
Sn Dallas milf man cine Sam
ano Droer 2eaaue" in's 2eben rus
fen, bauptidblih UNI oas Sonntaass
eeieb iharf ourhaufibreu. Wan
fam ben DaIaieru MIR miniben.
oaB Die @riinouna oieier fatnOien
OronunasgeielIihaft nidt gu Stanoe
TONNE. Cine iplbe Organization
md9it iib iebr leibt 81 einem iblims
met, uebelftonoe fir cine Staot aus.
= Mm SDnntaa fnbet in Bren=
ham oas arpBe Stat TDurnier ftatt.
Die Beteiliaung an bemlelben pirb,
alien Wnideine nab, cine iehr sabls
reiBe fem, man eruartet Sfatipieler
aus allen @eeenoen bes Staates.
9ie Brenbamer baben groBe Borbes
reltungen 9~etrDffen, UNI Die @afte
miroie 81 enpfanaen uno su unters
balten.
Son Der Iiid- Station in San
Warcos muroen nGbreno beg pergar.
genen Wonats so. 600 Tilhe oeriaubt.
Sn @e0rgetopn tpuroen pdbz
reno eeS Sturmes am Sunnaheub
mebrere 6duier beiddoiat unb par
lbiebene BerIDnen nerlebt.
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MISREPRESENTATION

Ser Staot : sSnaenienr beridtet,
oaB es etpa 5000 foiten mirb, bas
Ispbaltpflaiter in Der San Beoro
Mueune an ~einaelnen Stelen auf Elm
eleihe8 RiOeau 81 bringen. - &irt.
patrid uermeiit oarauf. oaB Die W.
6. & 8. 8ahn nieorige S%Dnntags=
raten uDn oeribieoenen Buntten if.
rer 2inte nub San NntDnio anaelebt
bat uno meiut. anoere 8abnen fDnns
ten oaiie'be tuu. Der Wappr miro
autcrif!slt. Elm &omite at %erl1ennen.
me[bes bieriiber nit ben 8abnen
tonferiert.-Der WagDr tunoiat an,
oaB er ale Wnaeitellte Der Staot ent'
lafen miro. Die lire Bripatrednuns
gen niht beaab(en, meun ibm i0lhe
Sdae poraelegt peroe1. (gin etpaS
oerIpdteter &efDrmeifer. oa oer Nmts'
termin bes 6errn Mapor am 81.
Wai erlifht.) -Da Die Nngebote fir
Die grribtung Der Central Jeuerita@
tim gu bod maren, bei9liebt Der
Staotrat, oas @ebduoe ebne &ons
traft Durb Eagarbeit oufflbren gu
laIjen. (Nab Dem 8eiipiel oes Spris
benbaules in Der SIorNlamD= Ctr &c
miro Die Station nun minDeitens
nod einna[ 10 niel fDiten. mie Die
bDbIte &ontraftiumme betrug.) -
Sie Staot ihIieBt nit @eorge s.
5ranflin einen RDntraft fir Die Sic,
ferana BON StraBenibiloern ab. -
Der Staotclert niro beauftraet, 3d.
900 StimmSettel fiir Die Wabl brue
den au laffen, mDoon ieoe Bartei
Is. 600 erbGlt. = Mnaebote meroen
eitgeforoert fiir bic @rridtuna BON
smei neuen Spribenbduiern, mooon
ems fnr Die pierte, oas anoere fir
bic {edfte Waro beftimmt lit.
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Bur Sdbtlerteier.

Gin iuuitrer Soft traf am &c. WpriI
an Boro oeS WDrobeutihen 2losb.
Dampfers .&rDnprins Wilhelm"
&apitGr, Nuguit MiHter, in Der Ser
ion bes @~eneralmaiprs 3. .. Or.
phil. gilbert pp1 Bffter. Der als ipe=
aieQer Deleaat oeS GDnigs Wils
belm III. BON @irttenberg our S1il.
lerfeier nah gbicago aebt, in Seem
gurt elm.
General BON Bffter reiite nafy
Baltimore tpeiter. mo- am 90. Npril
in Der Mula Der Sohn 6uptins : Uni.
neriitdt elm Seitattus itattfanb. bel
benz Der @eneral cine Nahbilouna
Der Sdiaerbiite DDr garl BON Dan.
neder Der uniperfitdt als Gngebinbe
oes &Dnigs BON Wiirttemberg iiber=
reidte. @dbrenb ieines Nufents
halts in Baltimore lit General BON
Bfiiter Der Soft BON Dr. Senrp
BoDb, BrofefiUr an Der Ssptinss
1niperlitdt.
SUH O~QltlnlOre 8ept e3 uOer @nf9s
inaton uno m6aliferfpeiie aud iiber
Bbilaoelpbia nah gbicaao. mD in
Den Tagen pom 6. biz 9. Wai bic
arDBe Shilerfeier i~tattfinoet. beren
SDbepuntt bic am 9. Mai bon @e.
neral BON 8fifter eebaltene oeutide
Geitreoe biloen niro. Sim 20. Mai
miro Der General Dor ben Deutiden
in Nfrun. Dbip. ipreben urb laG
einem oreitdaigen Nutentbalt an Den
@iaaaras Sduen guoe Wai tpieoer
in 0eu gorf ~eintreffen.
General BON 8fifter, Der ihon
0abreno ieiner aftipen Dienitaeit
lih NIT literariiben uno biIturiihen
Stuoien, ipeSieQ iber bic @eihihte
Nmeritas, beibdftigte. puroe i'm
Sabre 1893 CUR 9ispoIitiuu oeIteut
unb bat iib ieitoem poultdnoio lei,
ner literariiden 9dtieteit eetpiomet.
SIN Sabre 1895 prpmouierte er auf
oer Anioerittdt Tibineen als 0ottor
Der Bbiloiopbie.
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Eaaes Neuiafeitsa

= Brdlioent &ooiepelt bat einges
piQiat, bel ieinem Nufentbalt in
Chicago am 10. Wai cine Deputa
ton Der itreitenoen Tubrleute sa en-
pfangen uno lire 8eibweroen an5u.
b1ren.
Die peribieoenen 5abriten, in
oenen acknowledgements beraeftent
peroen, follen iebt gu elmer Gorpo.
ration uereint9t ueroen.
Sn Chicago oauern Die in Ser
binoung NIT Dem Streit Der Subrs
leute itebenben StraBentrapane an.
Die Situation lift iebr emit unb es
1T nod fein @noe oeS Streifs absu=
leben. Ser @agenperfebr 1T in
nonem @anae. ieber Subrmann bat
cine Slinte neben fth auf Dem Gib
iteger, um etpaiae Nngriffe bon
Soften Der Streifer ~absumebren.
Die 9hdoen, melbe Der Sc
gen an ben Babnodmmen Der Santa
Sc : 0abn in Griauna unb Neu.
Werito anaeribtet bat. iino ansee'
beiiert uno Der 8erfebr lit mieoer
aufQenomnen.
Wur einiaen Tagen puroe in
Senatobia, Miii., Der Sheriff 8uag
BON elmer 8oltsmenee. Die in oas
@efdnaniS aeorungen mar, urn els
men @efansenen gu, lpnden, erldpls
len. Die @rano Surp bat iebt elf
2eute als 9eilnebmer an oielem Ser
brehen in Nnflageauitano uerfebt.
Nu5iano.
SIN 0aribau, Der 6auptitaot
bon Guiiii6sB plen, lit es am 1. Mai
81 blutigen StraSentdmpfen gefome
men. Nab ben nurlieaeroen Berits
ten iino oieielben in erIter 2inie ourd
oas unfluge unb brutale 0Drgeben
Der S0loaten berbeiaefuhrt, Bis
geaen l ubr mittaas mar nihts
Shlimmes poraefaQen; es mar tpuns
oerifDneS Wetter uno auf Den Stra.
Ben befanoen iib piele 2eute, Die in
UULl IQudtECltIl
uno ani6sineno in better Stimmuns
tparen. 8wiiGen | unb 2 ubr soe
Elm BUG BON mebreren tauieno Nrs
beitern Die 8elaSna StraBe binunter;
Die 2eute truaen rHte Sabnen, lDuen
iih aber iebr Droentlih benOtnrnet,
Bl6blih erlhienen mebrere
Sbuaoronen ublaneu in Der StraBe
uro nabrlen Ri beioen Seiten eer>
lelben Iufftequna. Damn marimierte
S%nfanterie in bic StraBe binein uno
lhloB oiefelbe ab. Sn oemIelben
augenblid orane Die &aoaGerie auf
ole Nrbeiter elm, mdbreno Die Snfan.
terie Teuer auf iie er6fnete. @s
Iol9te cine furbtbare Scene uno cine
Wferge 2eute, man Ipridt BON orei.
BIG, blleben tot auf Dem Blabe. Cine
abnlihe Scene ipielte lib oeaen 5
ubr an Der Gde Der 8lota uno sos.
nora StraBe ab. ga murne oprt aug
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assm a~riessSHampIae.

Cine Depeihe aus Der 6afens
ftnDtG nieDn i'm frana6lifhen Goblin.
China meloet. oaB Die rulliihe Tlotte
bel Bort DaBet, ungefdbr 40 Weileil
n6roli@ BON Der aar1ranb Bah lieae,
jeopb nidt In territoria[en @eudiiern.
9ns IN Der oortigeu @egenb befino.
lime fransDiiihe @eidtpaoer lift mo.
biliitert. urt1 Die WeutraIit1t oe8 franz
sDiiiGen @ebiets 5u tpabren.
SIN 9utiD MIRO bebauptet, Die
ruffii@e GlOtte erbalte nod INNER
4ublen nno 2ebensmittel aus fran.
a5fifGen 0dfen. Wan glaubt, baB
bic Nenierung nnf'S Nene Brotelt
eiuleoer merbe.
= Der JabreStne Der Ghlaht am
Dalu. Der /. Wai, rparoe i'm iapas
nilhen Gaupteuartier in Der Mano-
iGburei fetlih beaanaen.
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Wte tit pteS

QBir 6ieteu einban oeri 9oIars Belp5uuns fir ie
ben Sail bon Ratarrb, Der ni9t our4 Ginnehmen
oon 6aff's Ratarrb=Rar esbeilt tperSeu
fam.
3. s. @benep&@o., Gisent Soleoo, 0.
g8ir, bic ltnteraeidueten, ba6ea s. $. Cheney
ftr poltonimen ~ebrenbait in allen @eiadftsperbanS=
lurgen uno finan5ien befdbist, alle BON ieiner Girma
elngegdneerer Standardization ~. erfbleu.
get &ASruar, @roB1anoels : Sroguiften,
Solebo, o.
@aloins, ainnan s. Marsin. @rob6an-
bells Sroguiitea. SoleSo, o.
Sails 2atarrb=Rur ipirb innerli6 ssnomr,en unn
wirft brett auf oas 8lut unb Die l6leimieen Ober=
Hidden beg gpfems. 3euaniie frei oerianot. Yreis
IS Gents fhr Die Glai6e. 9ettanft bon alien @po-
tbetern.
OATS ffomilien =a.inen arb bic better.
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Sin ialetdbenSer Sob.

Blutper9iftung fibrt GOO berbei.
s. 6. Stearns, 8elle 8laine, Minn,
iareibt, oaB ii6 elm 6reunb an De,
Sanb perlebte, luOburd 8tutoersiftans
eintrat. 8udten's Nrnica Galbe 5os
oas Gift beraus uno iein 2eben ipar
gerettet. rs @ts. per S9a6tel bel S.
&alteper & Son., Geo. 8. S, sdmibt,
@igent., unb Qo. OreiB.
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praris c. Ia 9beprie.

Sabrbunoerte lang fino bic gelebrten
Oottoren nit Mifroltop uno Iefier ae.
lddfti9t getpelen, bic @ebeimuifie Der Wa=
fnr 81 o~urdbidauen nno 81 ionbieren, INN
Wtltroben 5u finoen. bic 3abl Der Nrae=
neten gu nernehren unb 3beDrien auf
S9eorIen rpie &~artenbduier gu bauen, bic
penn etnitur5 Serfalen linb. 9aoeaen
lteuten Die Ntbnbe DOR ct. Bernhard
Dane 9be0rten, MlitrDben ober mpoerne
@9er1le aus einfahen 8rdutern unb 8ur.
5eln her, mas iest als ct. Bcrnorb's
ardnterptlen betonnt lift. unb laut elmer
l~nnaldbrtgen ~grfabrung lift oiele bas
9rbBte, btsber nod befannte Mittel, Die
Geber 81 regulieren, 6as Blut su lautern
nn6 bas Sbftem su reinieen.
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WettIamt ,mtt peu 4ope,

Ser SOB MATTE idntll". i6resbt
&alpb S. 5ernanoe5, Campo, Jla., oin
6plse BON 2eberleioen uno !Ser5franfs
beit, Die mir ben 5dlaf raubten unb
mir oas Snterefie am 2eben nabmen.
SD 6atte 8ieles peria6t, Bis i'd Glers
trio 8itters sebraudte, Ra6 orei "a.
gen fiblte i6 mid mie Elm neuer Mann
uno beute bin i'd poIfOmmen sebeil,."
gu baben bel S, @alteDer s. Son, Geo.
s., S. S6mibt, gisent, unb ab. DreiB
8reis so Cts.
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Star i,rr slftiom.

@ena Der &6rper ourd Or. Sings
@eue 9ebenssBiIen ffar semadt iporben
1T, f0nnt Sbr es an ber @eii6t8farbe,
Dem 9endteA Der 4ueen unb Der Sc.
ltisfeit Der Musfeln erfennen. 3u BADEN
bel S. 8alteDer & Son, Geo. 3. s.
Sdmiot, @isenty unO ab, 9reib. @reis
% Cts.