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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31

had abandoned the relay camp for trains and train crews at Grand Bay. Ala. He has not totally abandoned this camp, the only concession to ref ugees and the trains coming out of New Orleans and through the Missis- sippi coast towns being the free pas sage of coaches. The crews of both freight and passenger trains are re- iayed at Grand Bay as formerly. The passengers are given the convenience of remaining inl the coaches beginning with yesterday while ever since the fever was announced in New Orleans they have been compelled to get off
 their trains and board fresh coaches.
 There are several reasons given by Dr. Sanders for relieving the railroads of the trouble of making anew the trains at Grand Bay. The daily de- crease in the fever cases in New Or leans. the approach of killing frosts and the discomfort to passengers In
 the cold nights appealed to the state
 Health Officer. But while the passen- gers are not disturbed the crews from
 the engineer down to the porters, in- cluding maii and express clerks are
 still stopped at Grand Bay and new
 men take charge on the Alabama side of the camp. guards in the employ of
 the State being kept there to see that
 the regulations are enforced as strong ly as ever.
 There are two other relays of train crews made necessary by Alabama and
 one is of the trains coming through
 Meridian into Alabama from New Or leans. The change is made at Merid- ian. This is still kept in force be-
 cause these trains traverse a<section of the State of Alabama that is still being quarantine against the infected points, The other Is at Flomaton
 where both train crews and Pensacola refugees are disturbed, the latter be- ing placed in new coaches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
EXAMINE
 THEM CLOSELY

for a song; he may buy 1t for negii- gible cantata. In the center Of the vil- iage street is huge granite rock on which stands shaft commemorati,ns tionary days--I have forgotten; only the fine village patriotism of the few score inhabitants see to 1t that the rock is painted red. that the name or the settlement may not be lost--Red Rock. It was first reddened in m Indian mas. sacre; every twenty years the Reo Rockers have gone over 1t with com memorative paint brushes; and on such great occasions there Is speechmakins and a lone bugle plays Yankee Doodle.")
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
CONvALEsCENTs.
Tasir Care From Tie Medical, stand-
 point.

--TI-
 Medical Record.
 Lee K. Frankel says that notwith-
 standing the strides that have been
 made within the past two aecades, s an sanitary science, In the practice 0E
 medicine and surgery. in the bettar- mont of living conditions. and in the general improvement in the phyisea5
 status of all classes of the popnlatfons 1t is nevertheless fact that m anig n few diseases has the death rate been lowered A study of the census reports shows that while deaths from cholera infantum, dipAthefia and eonsumpftqn were less in 1900 than in 1890, the re- verse was the case for nearly all other diseases. This state of affairs the au- thor attributes largely to the fac0fh in hospital work and in private pFac-
 tice among the low classes It Is trn-
 possible for economic reasons to keep
 the patients under treatment until they are fully restored to health and strength, and in this way a large class
 of "half-curedi people is developed. These are in condition of lowered vital resistance 50 that they easily fall a prey to serious illness. The remedy lies in the establishment or suitanAe convalescent homes, which shall not be like hospitals but shall resemble as nearly as possible the normal home. For this purpose the country is most suitable, and where land is cheap such institutions should be built on the cot- tage plan. At the same time, the pa- tient's family must be provided for in his absence. and in this connection the author speaks Of the Winifred Master son Burke Relief Foundation and the Loeb Memorial Home for Convaies- cents. He urges that the benevolent work of these private institutions be taken up by the State. and states that this would be the best prophyiactie against disease of all sorts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
FUNER4 L OF MIR. GROWER.
Body of Popular Engineer Shipped ts
 WhiStler for Interneut.

B0dy Ot FOHnlaf EnghneeF Shipped 10
 Whistler for Interment.
 Accompanied by a number of mem bers of the Montgomery division of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, relatives and also Rev. E. c. Moore. the remainsl of Walter E. Cronier, the locomotive tngineer, who died Sunday from injuriks received in the Mobile and Ohio yatds, were shipped to Whist Ter. over thu Mobile and Ohio Railroad at 10:45 o'tIock yesterday morning.
 At 9:30 o'clock yesterday morning funeral services were held at the res- idence of w. J. -Cronier. 52 Mobile street. Thtre was a large attendance of friends and many beautiful floral of- ferings were sent. A striking floral design was that sent by the local di- vison of1 locomotive engineers.
 The serve ees were conducted by Rev E. c. Mooie. Of the Clayton Street Methodist Church. The bearers were B. !. Blackmon, W. E. Smith. z. R. Hall H. Davidson, J. C. Adams, and W. L. Cottingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
Executiye Aupointments.

Thomas B. Bozeman. of PatsburS, Crenshaw county. was yesterday. ap- pointed justice of the peace by the Governor. Other executive appoint ments were made yesterday as fol- lows:
 Notaries public and ex-officio justices of the peace--E H. Frank. of Gaines town; B. A. Cannon, of Mt. Vernon. and w. S. Sowell. Of Empire.
 Constable--J. w, White, of Ashland.
 Notaries publie--Miss M. B. Will Hams, of Birmingham: s. W. Boyd, of Elba. and J. R. Gaudin, of Birming- ham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
necree hy Juare saxre.

A decree was rendered yesterday in the City Court of Montgomery fin Equi- ty by Judge A. D. Sayre in the case of W. T. Warren vs. N P. Grove & Com pany. The decree issoives the part nership heretofer eMssting and orders the appointment of a receiver No re- ceiver has yet been appointed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
ExeeptlaualIx Iom rnten nt adyaneed

Exceptionally low rates at advanced ages (4O to 05.) Best D0n-particips ting policies on the market; also annual dividend and term policies.
 Ass-ts over Ss5, GOO ,0OO--J0fh year dO- ing business fin 42 States. FHtiOnaI Life of Vermont,
 J. l.. Haas, Mgr,
 Moses BIdg., Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
To Argue for County.
BanIxruptcy PetItlons.

Petitions in voluntary bankruptcy were filed yesterday In the office of the Clerk of the United States Court by Horace H. Smith of Clanton. Chiffon County, and William D. Carpenter of Montgomery. In each case the assets and liabilities are nominal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
Butiai If Mrs. FuIghun.

The fudnral of Mrs. Patience A. Fulghun took place at 11:3O o'clock yesterday morning from the residence. SO6 May. street, and was largely at tended. The services were conducted by Rev. J. A. Jenkins, of the West End Baptist Church, who was assisted by Rev. J. W. Rheinharct. pastor of the West End Methodist Church h. torment was made in Oakwood Ceme- tery. A stn of Mrs Fulghun arrived yesterday morning from Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
AEL' SAINTS, DAY.

Church Services Tomorrow Morn-
 ing.
 Tomorrow being the festival of All Saints Day, there will be divine ser vice in the Church of the Holy Com- forter at 10 o'clock a. m.
 There will be service of Holy Com munion and sermon at St. Johns Church at Ii o'clock tomorrow morn ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31

Any poor girl in need of friendship. help, advice. .-etc.. would find ready and willing assistance by applying to the Matron of the Salvation Army Rescue Home, ssrd St.. and Ave. E. Birmtng- ham. Ala. adv-ff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
AMUsEszENTs. A HEonsgomsery Theatre. Thursday Night,

The great drama, Human Hearts, will be seen at-the Montgomery Thea' Ire Thursday night The play this sea- son will be presented with q new scenic equipment and an exceptionaiiy good company.
 Seat sale opens this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31

No Life Insuranee Policy ever offered to the public can compare with the new Policy issued by the Travellers In- sursnce Company. See B. J. Well and Company about 1t. If.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31

Come here and examine h. Hanan & NettIeion shoes-ex- anime them closely-wear ,hem They're the leading makes in Mems Shoes. They just it the foot-slove Ike-and wear fttingly all the tune. The Hanan's cost $6. Nettleton's. $ and $7--and wear every cents worth. Ex- anime them closely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
Railroad News

The Louisville and Nashville ofi1ciala are beginning to see daylight. as far as the quarantine between here and New Orleans is concerned. Yester- day for the first time in many months train No. l. leaving Montgomery at 1l:i5 a. m. was run through to Naw Orleans. For several noaths past thto train has stopped at Mobile, the Pull- mans. mall and baggage going tnroQgh to New Orleans on train No. 2, which leaves Montgomery at s:S5 D. m. This has caused delay of about twelve hours. and has been source of great and West en route to New Orleans The crews. both train and Pullman, are re- layed at Grand Bay as usual, the train going through to New Orleans solid. The same thing applies to trains com-
 ing from New Orleans to Montgomery, the crews being relayed at Grand Hay, but the cars coming on to Montgomery solid \
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
His once . Mascot.


 There Is one job on the Illinois Cen- tral Raflread--that Of assistant to Vice. President T. T. Harahan---upon which the eyes of every young man connected with the system are rIvefed, because 1t has proved a mascot of the first order to every man who has oo4 cupied the place during the past ten years, each incumbent having been; quickly graduated to a higher post Mr. Harahan is a fast friend of clean young men, and he tests their characters ift the office of assistant. That he ia a good judge of human nature Is epir denced by the fact that all of the naan he has showed up have brought credit upon their sponsor.
 Ten or eleven years ago David Rosa was assistant to Mr. Harahan. After a few years in the place Mir. HarahAn made Ross purchasing agent for the company and later general superintend- ent of transportation, and last summer he was appointed purchasing agent Tor the Panama Canal Commission.Th Then Mir. Harahan brought Tn one Of the outside Rose served a year or two, when Mir. Harai1an sent him to London as sen- eral European agent for the company. Mir Rose was followed by c. IT. AIl~ son, a fdrmeg newspaper man, Mir. At- lison Is now with President Fish In the New York office. Allison was succeed ed by William H. Smith, Southerner of pedigres and brainasand . major on the stan of the Governor of Mlssissfp- pi Me for Smith is the present tneaEn~ bent of the mascot job, and everybody is wondering to what important office he will be boosted by Mr. Harahan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-25
&pnsert ses ..Mannerdpr".

Der San Nntonio Deutider Wan'
nerhor CAB am SDnntae abenb in
Der WtiiiionsearteusS aue elm Son.
CERT. Daifelbe perlief in ourdaus
erfolareiber Weiie. Der Berein ielbft
lang .Mutterliebe" uno ,Mein
Wunib" uno trua beibeS iebr gut Dor.
9err Sran3 Sleeper ereeIierte nit
einem 9enDriolo. benz Gtdnoden
BON SCHUBERT, 6err Sourban fang
NIT portrefflih oiriaierter Baritons
itimme oas reiaenbe Qbt'ihe 2ieb
w@ute Webt. 9u mein beraiges
9ino. 0err g. Seller erfreute Die
Nnmeienoen ourh elm paar ieiner
bubihen gouplets, 6err SO. Marns
berg lang ebenfaas elm @ouplet,
Der Seemann"; unb Die 0erren
Baul Wtahts, g. Soahimstbal uno
g. Seller trueen oas tomiife Erin
Die orei gDmmis" Bum ShluB
wuroe elm biihes fleines 2iebers
ipiel .Sn elmer 9prDler Shente"
BON ben 6erren IS. Mahts, 90.
Shmiot. s.. Bed. .. Souroan uno
9. Soadimstbal iebr gut aufaefiihrt.
Das ganSe &onsert perlief ausge-
seidnet uno madte benz rubrigen
Berein grDBe Gbre.
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MuerIet.

ShDneres @etter, mie mir es
baben, bette man fir Die SeitwDhe
nidt beftelen fDnnen.
- @abreno Der garnepalmube
merben pDlittfbe 8~erIammluneen
fetn Bublifum siehen unb audi Die
beioen 8ampagnes Gomite's peroen
gut tur, ith etwas 6nbe au eDnnen.
Sn ben 2eituneen miro cine
flnitlihe NgitatiDn 81 @unften oes
einen ooer oes anberen TiGets oufs
redt erbalten. Die Buraer lafien
iid baourn menig beeinhuiien; es
iheint iih ibrer cine rubiae gntlhlois
ienbeit bemdhtigt 5tt baben.
Sic County : &Dmmiidre boz
ben IS, sc. WigginS als @uoiteur
fir bas GDuntp ernannt. Das Nntt
1T burh elm @eies Der 2eaislatur
fir Die flint arDBten Counties oes
Staates aeihaffen.
Die Nrbeiten an benz @ebGuoe
Der .. M. 6. o.. in Der Npenue 8
meroen i'm n6biten Wonat tpieoer
aufaenpnmer tperoen. Wtau bat fir
ben 8mef uieoer @eloer aufaebradt.
unierem geihdbten &DQeQen
Serrn 5rant $. 8uibif, Brdfioent
ber Garnepal WfiuciatiDn, unleren
perbinblifften Dant fir Sai1ons
9idets fhr ben garnepat unb ion<
ftiae Nufmertiamteiten. 6err Bus
ibid lit Der rihtige Mann am YlaBe
uno miro oas l1nternebmen fiherlidy
gum @rfolg fibren.
- Won feinem Wifien tam man
niht balb 10 gut [eben pie uDn ieis
neim &6nnen.
- Sn QQem baben ben beitea
@illen Die, bic nihts tut t6nnen.
- 8erbinblihes genebnten neunt
man Elm Benebmer, 6as SIT ni9ts
perbinoet.
Wanber tut TO, als Db linn
NIes Wnrft mdre, uno n1re frob,
men1 er eine-bdtte!
Wan mu6 Die gugeno zines
Menihen niht nad einaelnen Rrafts
leiitungen, ionoern na9 ieinem Mue
tagSleben beurteilen.
9u lebit! Sci pDlaemut unb tlua!
unb ruenrt brei bDien Tager
Gin gutter folat. fei ftart genua,
Sic ale bier 81 tragen.
8iel Bartlett uno Tatt tam
man in benz 5eisen, mas man fpridJt,
aber melt mebr in Dem, mas man :
ihmeigt.
SIN 9roBen Opernbaus tretert
beute abeub Die 6ppnDtiften Or. g.
8. Butler uno Erau auf.
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9o9n y. Sitter.
aanOiOat fir 8iesermahl fir oas Amt
oe8 StaotzGolleftors.

Sobn u. Bitter betpirbt iih pieoer
I'M oas Nmt oes ndotiiben Solicit
tors, oas er NIT groBer Bromptbeit
nno 8emiiienbaftiateit nermaltet bat.
@r lit bier aebDren uno aufeemad)s
len, Sober tennt i'm. bat 8ertrauer
gu ibm urto ale @runoe itno oafir
porbanoen, i'm pieoer 81 ertpdblen.
griit auBeruroentlih suuDrtommeno,
giebt gerne uno bereitmiaig Mustunfi
uno lit NIT ben &pnetttonen Der
Steuern. Die 80 BrDaent BON Der
~Gelammtlumrne betruaer, lebr er=
fOlgreib Qeueien. Nnes oies Iolte
Die Burger beittmmen inn lire Stim.
met, au aeben, oenn penrt man Ell,
men guten Beamten bat, iDl mar
nidt obne Scot pebieln uno garaoe
in oieiem Mmte lit 3upertdiiieteit
etne 6auptiahe. 0err Bitter er=
iubt feline Witblreer I'M cine @ie.
oermabl uno miro lih oes ibm ee.
5eigten Sertrauens mirbia erueiIen
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bic betnen

Die benDtratiihe Bartei uno cine
8ereiniauna unabbanai9er Biroer,
ole ben Namer @pltssB artei traat,
baben lie elm Staot, 9tdet aufgeiteIt.
8eioe 9idets neifen unbeftreitbar
quite Namen auf, bod aiebt ith ge@
aen oas oemDtratiide ihon aus Dem
@runbe Elm GDrurteil funo, neil oer
Geriub genaht meroen lDu. Die
Barteipplitif in bic Staotmabl bin=
einsusieben. Dieies 8Drurteil bdtte
nun ourG cine B%rin5ipIens grtldrun9
inn edit oemofratiiden, freibeitfihen
5inne bebeuteno nbaei9mdbt merz
ben fDnnen unb oas Tifet miiroe
boburh betrdbtlih an Starte getpDne
men baben.
5tatt beiien bat man cine Blat.
form entmorfen, Die ale m0alihen
Befirdtungen auffommen ldBt unb
Die por allen 9inger nit ben friibe.
rem Nniihten uno NeuBerunget uno
Der 0anblun1ameiie oes Mapurs.
&anoioaten 8pries s.. Bromn in
gang birettem 8ioeriprud ftebt.
Niemano bdtte ernuartet, baB 6ert
BrDmn jemals cine fDlhe Blatform
biQtgen uiiroe; er bat auaenibein.
tid feline Meinung eeanbert uno be-
finbet ftb in ben 0dnoen elmer gli'
cue, Die obne 3meifef cine Wfah'
iber i'm ausiibt. Die gefiirdtun:
gen lino oerart, oaB uniere freibeit'
1ifen 5nititutionen, Die Sreibeit, olg
mir bisber genoiien, beorDht flint
unb Die @efabr porliegt, oaB Dit
5tabt Dem en~gbersiaen, intoleran'
ten Clement iiberantnDrtet meroer
fDrnte.
Die gDlt8s8 artei oaaeeen biete
Die @emdbr elmer NominiitratiDn If
freibeitlibem Sinne, aan3 Dem fos.
mDpolitiiben &aratter Der STAB
entlpreheno. NuBerbem 1T galae.
ban elm ourhauS iel~6itftdnoigel
Mnnn, Der iid BON teiner gliqu'
8Dribriften MAIDEN ldst. uno aus
bieiem @runoe lift bas Bolts 9ide
benz oemDtratiihen entibieoen bur
susieben uno empfeblen mir unlerer
Witbirgern. fiir oas eritere su film
men!
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Die Seatslatnr.

Die 9eeislatur bat mdbrenb Der
eriten 8Dde ibrer @rtralibuna nibts
aetan. @dbreno Der garaeu Belt
mar es in beioen 6duiern unmDslth,
elm .GuDrum" auiammenaubringen.
Grit am WDntag 9elang oieS i'm
6auie uno es murbe nun Die 2ooe's
ide Bin, melbe Die 40 palorem
Steuer erbDbt, beraten, bod nuroe
in 8esua auf bieielbe nod nihts be-
iG(oiien.
Der @ouperneur bot Die Bin,
pelde elm 6eim fir Wittpen uno
@aiien tonf0oerierter Geteranert ein=
rihtet, uno Die %uniinniee 8iu. tpe[he
es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nerbies
tet, bel Broseiien urt cine iOgenanute
Change Of benue", cine 8erlegu,e
nab anoeren @eribteu, einsutpm=
men, als untonftitutiDnea NIT ieinem
Beto beleet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-25
umgefDrte 8mbe.
Sm Can MntOnio mirn es mebr gAlaf.
IOfigfett 9eben, tueurt Die SetpDbs
net init oteIeu 9ntfadJen
befattnt iuerSen.

Mtan tam ni6t ldlafen init eirem
Ihlimmer &iden,
ginem labmen, ibmaben Doer
ihmersenoen &uden.
9oan'S 8iIen fino gut fir ld)lim=
men Eiden.
Sic beilen ieoe Nrt pm Nieren=
f%ranfbeiten,
SON ben gepDbnliden &udens
idymerser Biz our Diabetes.
sic meroen BON San NntDniper
2euten enoDriiert.
Srau S. 6enrp. oeren @atte iid
pom @eihaft suridaesogen bat uno
Die III 304 5unfte StraBe m0bnt,
iagt:
SIN Spmmer uno 6erbft 1902 litt
ib an beftieen &iideni9mer5en.
Mein HIden par beitdnoie eeldbmt
uno lhmerate, i'd hatte ebenfans
&Dpfpeb uno anbaltenbe Mioiefeit.
Sic I%blonoerune Der Nteren par
ibmersbait uno pabreno Der Mahi
fOnnte i'd feine 6ube finoen. Sd
las pDn DDan's 0ieren s IL
e n, Die bel Slider & Springal
uno i'm 8erar Drug Store gu babeu
lino uno bolte cine Shahtef. Sd
fiiblte iofortige @rleihterung pom
@ebrauh oerielben uno empfeble iie
alien Wierenleioenben.
Grbdltlid bel alien Dr0auiften
Breis so Gents. Softer MiGburr
50. in Buffalo. sc. g., aueiniae
Ngenten fir Die Ser. Staten.
HergeBt nid3t ben Wamten 8 0 n
un5 acceptirt fem Subititut.
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gaaIide Xonrtttea salatwaaen

nab Californian, Eebenio nah ct.
Souls. pia Teras & 8acific 8abn
Dbne Wefiel. Shreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet : Ggenten neger oieiea
neuen 9ienites ooer an 8. g. Eur.
ner, 9enerals Baiiaaier'Ngent, Dali
las. TeraS.
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Gin fprcierter Nitt

enbet otter in einem unfaa. I'm Ser.
leBntgen 5u beilen, gebrau6t Bud.
lens 4rnica Salbe. Cine tief Wunbt
IN meillem CUB, i6reibt 5beobort
S6ule, @Dllmbus, g., peruria6tt
mir groBe S1mersen. Qerste tparer
ma6tlos, aber 8udlen's Nrnica Salbe
beilte iie i6nea. 25 Gents. 3u ba:
ben bel s. aalteDer & SObn, SEQ. 3.
s. S6mibt nnb @bolpb SreiB.
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Stic 9emg9.

Gd5tetbMaterialiem mHS NMd5s
banoluna.
@roBe Nnsmabl Don gontu . Bls
bern aler Nrt. Iancg. uno Gpprt.
Mrtitel. Announcements aui ale in.
ldnoiide 8eitiGriften prompt befpret.
Die nit benz @eihift uerbunbene
Nccioen3.D ruderei fertigt
ale Grbeiten. ginlaounass uno @ras
tulationStarten in beioer Spraben
an. Spesialitdt: Druid uun Gta'
tuten fir oeutihe Sereine.
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Der iunae ghna. hntt[e. ei

Der iunge gbas. Bottle, Elm
lriiherer Bndtbdusler. pelber anae-
tlagt lit, eineri ebemalieen Wittr6f.
ling Warneis Garter erfhufien unb
einen anberen Naners Dunlap
iGtper uertuunoet gu haben, bat
in 0puiton cine Worunterluhuna su
befteeer gebabt uno lit auf @runb
oerielben obne Biiraihaftssulafiuno
Dem @ef6ngnis iibermieien muroen.
CT behauptete in benz BerhDr uuz
lHufoig 5u iein, Dunlap erfldrte oa.
aeaen nit GROCER Gntihiebenbeit, baB
0ottle auf i'm lino Garter aeld,ufIen
Ano tie ipdter ausgeraubt babe.
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8etrpaynen SOB.

Nierenleiben ertbet suipeilen fatal,
aber inbem er Die ri6fige Mebi3in
iDdblte, betrog s. $. Molfe in Bear
@roDe, Sa., ben Sob. ST iagt: @or
stpei Sabren bate i'd Elm Nierenleiben,
baB mir groBe S9mer5en mnb l1nrube
peruria6te, i'd nabm aber electric
8itters, Der mid total beilte. gr 1T
at6 Elm sutes Mittel gegen S1wd9e
nnb Nerbenleiben utb balte i'm ltets
an 9anb. 3u baben Bel S. &alteper
& Sobn, Geo. s. S6mibt unb Qbolpb
9reiB. @arantiert, SO Gents 6ie
GInfhe.
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Gtme Nrobtbitiouses raaBsie.

Die BrobibitiDnsbemeauna uno
Der uitenbe Janatismus Derieni=
gen, Die iib gu ibren Siibrern aes
mabt baben, Fat in 9empfteab, benz
GDuntDiib nun @alIer County, su
elmer blutigen 9raa6oie aefiibrt. Sn
Waner COUNTY bat por einiger Belt
cine BrDbibitipnsmabl ftattgefunoen.
Da6 &elultat ~oerlelben tuuroe an=
gefoHten; es muBte cine geriHtlife
@ntiheibung rnhaeiuht ruerben.
Diefelbe muroe Dor einigeu Taqert
abgegeben uno fiel 81 @uniten Der
BrDbibitiDniiten aus.
6atte aIeS btes idDn cine itarte
Nufreaung i'm County beruDrgerufen,
10 tuuroe oieielbe CUR Sieoebibe ae.
brabt our1 bas unfiuee fanatifhe
WDrnehen Der 8rpbibitioniften. Niht
rur, oaB iie nDlio unuiiber Weiie
fir ben Wabltaa mebrere Mangers
batten nab 6empiteao fomr1en la5=
len, um Die Wablbeamter gu unters
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