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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-12
Girl r,iendship.

Edith-Did you sing for Mr.. Bore
leigh last night. Ada-Yes, / sang. al
most whole hour for him. Edith
I'm so glad to hear It! I've always
had the greatest aversion to that man!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-12

Cosmetics will ruin the complexion
There's no beauty practice equal to the
effects Of HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 1t keejs the entire body in per-
feet health. Tea or Tablets 35 cents
Mcbride &, Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-12
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOT, $.

The interstate commerce commits
sion will be pleased to note that the
japanese school problem is one of the
few things that do not appear to come
under its jurisdiction suggests the
Sioux City Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-12

The Keokuk Gate City fears that
California appears to be in danger
of making the mistake OF imagining
that 1t is bigger than the United
States. Such an error. if committed
and persisted In, is likely to be fraught
with grave consequences-to Califor-
MIA" predicts the Gate City.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-15

sor al Astronomy; John G. Calhoun,
professor of German and Romantic
Languages; Ludwig w. Buchhoiz,
Professor of Philosophy and Educa.
ton: Arthur Williams, Professor Of
History. and Political Science; Samuel
M. Tucker Professor OF English Lam
guage and Literature; Elmer H.
Smith. Professor OF Mathematics and
Physics; Jerome McNeill, Professor
OF Biology and Chemistry; B. 9. Bon
durant, Professor Of Latin and Greek;
Miss Marion u. Jones, Professor OK
Domestic Science and Art: Miss 70.
wena Longmire. Instructor IN Rheto-
ric, English Grammar and Compost
ton; Miss Mary Sidney Johnston. IN.
structor In Latin and Mathematics;
Miss Anna e. Chaires, Director of
Model Kindergarten and Instructor In
Principles and Methods Of the Kinder.
garten; Miss Halle g. Lewis, Direc-
tor Of Observation and Practice
School and Instructor In Primary
Methods; Miss Madeline Keipp, Pro
lessor OF Pianof0rte, History and
Analysis of Music: Miss Bertha M.
Foster. Professor or Organ, Piapoforte
and Harmony; Miss Margaret Buch-
holz. Professor OF Voice Culture,
Sight Singing and Harmony; Miss
Virginia Hardaway, Assistant In
structor ON Piancforte: Miss Inez
Abernethy, Professor of Drawing and
Art; Miss Edith w, Moses, Instructor
In ,Elocution and Physical Culture;
Miss Mary w. Apthorp, Librarian
and Assistant In Latin, nj
Reference OF this kind to Florida's
College for Women would not be COM
plete without touching upon the life
OF the student body; what the stu
dents do during the eight calendar
months OF the college year from the
last "Wednesday, IN September to the
last Wednesday In May. But short
time IL devoted to classification. The
students generally bring their work
records with them. Those who do
not are submitted 10 an examination
and their class standing Is very soon
determined by the faculty committee
on admission. Then actual work be.
gins. "A schedule IL posted, grades
and classes nOted and the student as
sceftains her recitation periods and
goeslto the prOfessofs with her work.
Thsseipsfiods begin at 8 Co'cloch every
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-15

week day except Saturday. From 8
until 900 chapel exercises are held,
then study periods are resumed until
1890, the dinner hour. Recitation
periods are held In the afternoons
from 1880 until 4;30 o'clock, the last
period being devoted to physical cul.
ture. An hour for recreation follows.
The supper hour is 9 o'clock, after
which half an hour Is devoted to
arnusements. The study bell rings at
z O'clock and the students 20 to their
rooms and devote the time to study
until 9:45 o'clock, when the signal is
given to prepare to retire. All lights
are out at 10 o'clock and quiet and
peace reigns until rising bell at $3.50
o'clock In the morning. I Htll
Students are permitted to visit the
city for shopping and exercise two Of.
ternoons In the week, but must al
ways 60 In groups and attended by q
chaperone. Very few visit the city
unless required 70 do 30 on business,
for they prefer to spend their time In
the gymnasium or swimming pool, or
on the campus playing basket ball,
hockey, or tennis. Besides the Greek
letter societies or fraternities, the
college body 10 divided into two or.
ganixations, the Minerva Club and
the ITALIAN Literary Society. They
meet once q week and without excep.
ton their sessions are interesting and
instructive. These organizations are
watched over by q faculty committee
on student societies. There is a
strong Young Wornens Christian As
ISOLATION, and q large Bible class
with Sunday afternoon gatherings
presided over by the Dean. n Z
Careful attention II given to the 80
cial side Of college life and nothing is
left undone to improve students in
work necessary to develop culture and
refinement Reports are submitted
to parents or guardians once every
two months, and attention II called to
deficiencies az well az TO excellence in
class work and department. Occar
sionaily social functions, such as pub
lie p receptions, student entertain.
ments, and lectures and recitals by
the professors and departments IN the
chapel Each student IL required 10
attend the religious service of the de-
nomination with which she IL Afiiliated
at least once each Sabbath. In fact.
Athe organization and work Of the
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-15

by departments was go In the College
OF Liberal Arts, IL special students,
u In the School of Industrial Arts, 90
In the School of Fine Arts, and 1873
In the School for Teachers. There
were from the total number i eleven
graduates. -Four from the College of
Liberal Arts, four from the School Of
Teachers, and three from the Kinder
garten Training Department 31 Nh
The State College for Women will
open for Its second session on tho
morning OF Wednesday, September
26th., not many days distant. The
outlook Is most encouraging. Appli,
cations for rooms In the dOrmit0ries,
and for admission into the several de-
partments, indicate that the session
will open with q larger attendance
than last fall. and, as intimated In
the opening paragraph, the capacity
OF the College will be taxed to its
utmost from the beginning. But q
college ID very much like o street car,
there Is always room for one more.
As an executive officer President
Albert Murphree has proved himself
TO the good. In every /, particular.
Being an expert Judge Of human ma
ture he has surrounded himself with
body OF co-workers. both able and
willing to surmount small difficulties
and to crown their efforts with sue
cess. II can be now said that the
small difficulties have practically been
obliterated for the coming session,
and the year, gives promise OF being
even more successful than last. sg
President Murphree has made prac-
ttcally NO changes in his officers and
faculty. He recommended all the
former star for, the coming session,
and the Board of Control, has APPROX
ed the entire list The star OF y the
College 10 composed OF the following
officers:
Albert A., Murphree, president; Lud-
wig w. ,Buchh0lz. dean OF the School
for Teachers; Miss Madeline Kelpp,
aTector Of the School OF Music; Miss
IneS Alternately, director Of the School
Of Art; John Q. Calhoun, secretary IOi
the faculty., Mrs. w. III. Reynolds,
lady principal, DIR. Henry Il. Palmer,
college physician; Miss Mary W.uAp-
thorp. librarian: Fred W. Kettle, sec
Rotary and auditor OF the College.
Faculty. Albert A. Murphree, PrOtess-
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-15

college is so carefully planned and
executed as to cover satisfactorily
every necessary feature OF model and
modern college conditions.
When the proper time arrives It Ia
reasonable to suppose that the Board
OF Control, having this, az well as
other State educational institutions
In charge. Will make such recornmen
dations TO the Legislature as will
place the college on a better footing.
It's needs are many, and q few might
be enumerated. The annual increase
in attendance will necessitate the
building OF another dormitory. The
remarkable growth Of the School OF
Fine Arts demand a separate building
for Music Hall and auditorium. I'm.
tertainmentg and recitals and lectures
are frequently given to which the resi-
dents of the city would be invited
were II not that the only auditorium,
the chapel, II very small and insufii.
Client But so soon as the needs are
recognized by those in authority &c is
safe to say that they win be supplied.
The success OF this institution has
amply demonstrated the wisdom OF
the recent change. a. few years of
operation will effect its permanent es.
Establishment and plans for decades to
come may be mapped out and execut.
ed The State of Florida will supply
all educational needs to her people
Just 30 soon as they are seen To he
permanent. and this fact clearly es.
tablished It can be- lput down az law
that the FLORIDA Female College will
receive everything that Its needs de-
mand. R 3i .of7sa .,le 81 IA 1900 WI s7l
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-15
Revival OF Municipal Bakeries in
palern,n-

% Rome---It has leaked out that the
vote deciding on the maintainance OF
municipal bakeries I'm Palermo was
largely swelled by the sufffages Of
socialists who voted Cor pubic own
ership, though their Z leaders yehe-
mently opposed the scheme. NUM-
cipal bakeries are not q novelty IN
Palermo. That town baked it's own
bread during three long centuries In
the Middle Ages and did very well
until the city was Eeized lhy,a band cf
gratterss IAmmany Hall fashion.
VINO poisoned the people with had
bread iandbrtOle the grain Wholesale
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Waerfet,

$. Steingruber uno 8m. Ws.
Cigar finb benz MtapDr ourd 8eti'
ti0nen aus Der Birgeridaft als pals
ienoe Nahfolger BON 8~arttommiii6r
W3a5nGe p0rseihlagen.
Die Bombs oes yter .Smprooe.
men 9iitritt8 iino am g. q. Sean
in Chicago oertauft.
Die B~oli5eitommiiiion bat Fols
aenoen BOliSiiteu uno Seueruebrs
leute ernnnnt: Charles 9. Nrbt,
Ilfreo 6euermann, Sobn 2ebbetter,
8aaace Withea uno Ct. s.. @Qts,
8oliSiften; M. Moore, u. Selbmann,
S. 8abrmunb, 6. 6ifman. g. 8.
Scruags. &. 6. 6Dup, q. 0epman,
IS. Diedon, st. UNDERWOOD uno s.
s. Wc@ann, Seuermebrleute.
8unoesIberiff Holte miro Capt.
8ann BON SEER COUNTY su ieinem
eriten uno S. 3. 9ooIon BON Seeuin
81 ieinem smeiten 9eput1 erttennen.
Die S. & g. sc. Bobn beQbs
lt6tiet bier einen tteuen Babnbuf su
bauen.
Wor9en. Donnerftaa abeuo
peroen mir cine totale N0ntfniternis
haben. Sic beainnt etuaS Dor 1lubr.
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Gin beuenbes Gpauaeltnm.

Der Breoiaer 5. 6. @arrer, 500
ftDr Der Sharon Boptiitentirhe in
8efoIr, &c., ipriht iiber .Glectric
8itters" CT 1T cine @pttesipenoe
fir Die Wienihbeit. @r turierte met.
men labmen 8lden, fteife 9elenfe
uno meinen pbgfiiden, tDta(eu Ntes
oerbruh. 8mei Slaihen bes elettri.
lben 8itters baben mid 10 fart ees
maht, oaB th orei Weilen in so Nil.
nuten geben tam uno niGt ermiioet
bin. Gr mabte mid gu einen1 1euer
Wteniben! 0ie bette Grsnei gegen
5hmdhe uno ale Woaens, 3ebere
uno Differentiation Inter @arqntie
oertauft BET Ioolph 9reiB uno s.
aaIteuer & Sohn. Breis: so Gents.
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Cages : 0eutafefteu,
Jnlon D.

~
Der nlte Senator Bettus BON
Alabama lit, pdbrenb er IiG in,
vGlpatruOm" bes Senate befano,
pIbslid ertranft.
- Gin Sradtsua Der Sc. Baciftc
Balm rnnnte bel Selena, Montana,
in einen Bafiaaiersug binein. SunI
Berionen eamen babel ums 2eben.
Der Bunoesienot hat Die gr.
rennung bon eugene Nulte sun1
BunoesmaribaQ uno Don 6. ".
BOpnton gum 9iitrittanmolt fir ben
tueitliden Diitritt beftdtiat.
Ser Brdlioent BAT cine 4ums
milton ernannt, nel1e cine genaue
unteriu6una in 8eaua auf Den
S9ifbrun oes 0ampfers n8alencio"
o%ornebmen lou.
unlere teraniiba 8pnareB.Des
legation bat beIdtoHen, geeen iraeno
cine 8erdnoeruna bes Quarautaine,
aeiebes su ftimmeu.
AuSla b.
Die Babfen CUR rulfilhen
EeibSouma tperoen am Z. Npril be.
gi1rten; Die Duma miro am 20. Npril
5uIammentreten.
- Die 8erliner 8ldtter tonftaties
rem nit grOBer @enuatuune, oas bic
aus Sapitaot gemeloete Seniations.
nahriht, laut netd]er elm enaliider
untertan. Dr. NniDn DonaloIOn aus
GroduiQe, Canada, ourd beutIhe
Soloaten in Swafopmuno, 9eutih,
Sliomeftafrifa, Undergraduate lein
loute, iofOrt e%rplDoiert lit uno oaruru
gu Debameden niht ausaeihladtet
tperoen fann. Bte amtlid feftaeitelt
1T, mar Der g~n9ldnber, nelden iein
Shldlal in Swatopmuno credit bat,
9epobnliber @inbreber, nelGer Die
Soloaten. als er pDr ibnen bel leiner
lauberen Irbeit iiberraIbt uuroe,
NIT elmer WUronaffe anariff unb i'm
Sample erlhoiien tuuroe. 0ie Der
Name oes Or. 9unaloIon nit Der
Eaubergeiblbte nerquidt rueroen
tonnte, 1T elm nuuitdnoiges Ratiel.
Der Qrat bate am 81. Sanuar ouf
Dem Dampfer nSapule+ BON Der ST.
ber'D ampfer 2inie bon 2iuerpopl
aus cine Reiie nad Der @efttf,te BON
Ntrtta angetreten. (Die bstreffenbe
Senlationaoepeihe uuroe audi BON
oeu btettaeu engliiden 8eituneen ae.
bradt.
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surnSon berufeu hotte, UNI feline

2Drnion berufen batte, I'm feline
S@rift wueber bas 8erfaiiungsmerf
in S@leswi9 : 6olitein" III nerleien,
3teie 8eriammlun9 1T ais bic @r0h'
rnng oes Samples @blesnig : Ools
iteirs um oeutihea Reht uno Bolts
tum anauieben. Sim 2. September
1881 muroe pDn Der @eieuidaft fir
8ieler Staotgeihidte, cine 8eoent'
tnfel fir 2Druien an Dem 6auIe ents
htQt. 0pffentlih miro Der iebiQe
BeSiber oea 6auieS bic 8eoenftafel
an benz rteuen 6auSe nie6er anbrins
gen lafien; %ourIdufio bat Die 8eiells
ibaFt fir Staotaeihihte tie in Bers
tuabruna aen0mmten. - 9a8 lett obs
lebrDhene 6au8. nit Sliigel uno
Gusfabrt nah BET 9oritraBe, miro.
oer nRiel. 8ta." aufutae, i'm II. Sabr'
hunoert 9ebaut iein. I'm 1850 be-
lab es Der Rutsoerkpanote 0ttOlaus
6plft. 1897. Nmtsidreiber 6ennings
len. 1908 uniuerIttdtsipnoifus Beter
MuIdu8, 1740 &egierunesIetretdr B..
BCanger. 1744 GUnIerensr0t b. Ber1a
felo, 1889 9. s. Bauln, 8e1iber bes
Suites RienborF. 1892 tpuroe e8 an
". 6. Slider p~ertauft, Der Den ers
mdhnten, balo niel beiubten @aTtbof
mSta0t 8%DpenbaaenA i'm Oauie eins
rihtete.
- Ins Semi miro cine merfunrs
oige @elhibte beridtet: Cine junge
Dame, Die iid nerhetraten pplte,
bate ibre Treunbinnen einqelaoen,
lih Die 00dseit5geihente auauleben.
Il8 ite fort tuaren, t,ertte lie, oas
Elm t~pertu0Ies aD[oenes Nrmbano,
6a8 @eihenf ibres 5utinftieen 9ats
ten, Feblte. Do Riemano als lire
Treunoinner in BEN Noun aerueIen
toarert, 10 fonnte rtur cine uDn oieIen
ben 9iebitabl %beaangen baben. 8dbS
reno bic iunae 8raut Dos leere 81fts
den emnurbebt, fIblt ite Elm itQrtes
8eildlenparfttm oernlelben entftrbs
men, nnn benz tie wets. oaB es bas
2ie6line8 Barfiim elmer ihrer 5reus
oinnen lit. ytuu weiS iie auf, per
Der 9ieb gemeien lit; bic fart par.
fimierte Sano bat gu beutfide Spus
rem hinterlaiIen, al3 fie ben oiebiiden
@riff ausfibrte. Die Sdulb bes
WGobens mar burh bteien mertnir,
oiaen Selbftuerrat 10 auoenIheinlidl,
oaB Tie nibt leugnen fonnte. Die
Braut aber miro nun nit elmer Brauts
iungfer meniaer aura Q[Iar treter.
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Surtpfitatemidger

Das gr6Bte Berbrehen oe8 8ais
lers Seem mar - nah etnem sFeinoe
aGer 9ur,oIitdtenjdger -, DAB CT oer
gater Der Sammler muroe, alS ct
ben Mnntel oe8 @atD fir bic b0be
Summe bon $500 fnufte. Seine
N~amf0mmenIdaft lduft beute in bic
Nbertauienoe, uno ite iammeGn 10
aiemlih aQes, mas Die groe bernDrs
brinat Doer berii6mte Wdnner bInter4
laiieu. RtrQenos tuerben TO teure
Breiie beSahlt, ME TO niel gelpgen.
Qeba6t uno giferiudt CUR 5dau aez
traQen al8 i'm NntiquitGtens unb 8as
ritdtenQelnGft. &irgenos meroen aud
10 niele urb erfolqreihe 5dlihungeu
b~eganaen. 2Iaen Iino 10 sablreld
inter ben Snmmlern, mte Der Snno
am Ufeer, uno lelbit bor Woroeu
uno WorbDeriud]en baben oerpidte
Sann1ler nint suridgeihredt. Der
NahlaB manhea art1en TeufelS. Der
au 9eb3etten oft niht uuBte, lpie CT
ieine ber{bliiienen &(eioer 6urh reue
erieben ODER Die Soften zines Mables
beitreiten t0nnte, brahten lpdter bas
3auienofahe 6es nirtIiden Werte8;
giolinet, fir Die beriibmte Meilter
$40 erbtelten, totem herte oft oreibuns
bert biz bierbunbertmol 10 piel. Gin
alter Wtantet Rouiieaus nuroe innaft
in Baris fir $400 uerfauft, elm spa
alerfDd 8oltaires bradte $500. Gin
Out Sternes brahte in 2Onoon &c.
600; iiberbaupt 1T man in @nalans
in Der 8e8ablung oDn &urioIitdten
btel freiaebiger als auf benz eurDpais
ihen &0ntinente. ginen 8epei8 boz
flr lteFert Die 9atiade. oaB SAINTS
Bertde BET elmer Beriteieeruna nur
$40 bradte! Wan beoente: STIR cine
BerIde, Die Dem @ebirn zines arpa
Ben Bbil0iophen 10 nabe uor, $40,
fir etnen Out Sternes S., 900! Gin
er9lliber 20ro besablte flr einen
8abn 0emton8 $1,000; oaoeaen tuechs
ielte Der Shdoel bon Degcartes in
Stodh0lm fir rur 5000 ben 8eliber!
8uriolitdtenidaer finb ear iettiame
Gunoen.
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,,Oeufe rnt. nproen tnt.m

8as gilt Dor Gaem Bel iener ihredlts
den &rantbeit, tuelhe Appendicitis ae.
nanut Uiro un6 oeren 8eien in elmer Ser.
itopfung oes ruurrnfBrmteen 9armes nit
naftsl9enoer %@nt5dnoung unb G~iterung
beitebt. Ge tritt pl6Blih elm Sbmer5 in
Der redten 9eiitengeeeno nuf, oann folgt
5ieber &c. un6 in ruentsen Sagen Der Sob.
DIE STUNT oes aeihifteften Nr3tes 1T taft
thinner hiltlos, luibreno CUR redlter Belt
otele gefa9rllbite nIer 8rantbeiten leiebt
bdtte nermteoen tuei ben fbnnen. Sorget
Hur, oaB Der Darn Dor 8erItopfung Bee
fuahrt bleibt, un6 tpas ebeni0 mihtia 1T,
eaB otes NIT ben ~beipdhrten ct. Gernar6
Ar6pterpiuen geidie6t.
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8Hmeriuiirnter.

Gin 8ariier Irst bat Opr turaem
auf Die efabren aufmerfiam aemQht.
bic aus Der oauernoen 8eid6ftiauno
NIT alterl 8itbern fih ergeben. gr
bat NIT itrenQer 8ifieuihaFtlihfeif
nah9emieien, oaB i0lbe alten 8dnoe
wabre Utifroben > 6eroe biloen, oaB
oieie oeroerbliben 8eitien ben 8t.
blt0thefaren rudiibtslDs au 9eibe
geben, uno oas ion1it bic 8efahren
Der 2iteratur nett 9rDBer leien, als
barmlDie 8eitaenDi1en permuten.
Diele beunrubiaenoe Witteiluna
bat in Baris natiir(ih Elm Seer BON
RepDrtern in 8emeguna 9eiebt, Die
BON ben menib(iden 8idermiir.
r1errt, ben alten 8%elehrten, often Bis
bliDtbetaren nno alten BudbGnolern
81 erfabren iuhten. mas Iie BON ibren
8oueqen. ben edten uno oerehten
Bnhermiirmern, oddten, urto nuas
tie beluu0ers BON ben @efabren hiel.
ten, Die Der FUrtgeiebte umqauq nit
ben Wtifr0ben fir ben Wenidlen hattie.
Die Barrier 3eitung ,9'gcGair" erz
80blt aundbit, mas 6err Warhal BON
Der Observation-Disclosures aeiagt bat. Ct
1T felt atueiunoniersig Sabren i'm
Nt1te, itBt Gag fir &aa unter Bit
mer1 per9raben uno muB oader NIT
ben MtfrDben auf iebr pertrautem
SuBe iteben. 9ad Der TbeDrie miiBte
er lh0n aeitDrbeu ieiu; in 8abrbeit
9eht es ibrn aan3 ausaeseidnet. gr
iagte:
.Natirlih baben bic Nerste redt.
Gber i'd bin fetn Nrst uno babe nidt8
ole Elm meuig prattiffe @~rfabruna
Inr mid, nno Die Iagt: Init aaem
8eIpett pDr ben 6erren Mebistnern,
aber i'd babe mod teinen Wenlhen
an einem Buhe iterben geiehen ..."
Gub elmer oer aIten 8puquinifte8,
Der BON einem Geporter beFroQt
Wur6e, erflarte Die 8udersM ifr0ben
fir ungefdhrli9. gr ME oQe feline
&Dae8e1 hdtten BON irqenoeiner Be.
ihmeroe ME etmas eeraertt, iulanee
oos @eihaft gut qeganeen udre.
8enr1 frellih fein Otenih alte Bit
der rlebr faufe, oann fDnnter1 bic Wis
fr0ben ben Intiquaren beoentlid er.
iheinen; aber auh oann seiQe iid1 Die
&ranfbeit nett eber i'm Bortemonnaie
ais i'm Miagen -.
nQber einen Wiitroben eiebt es
a%ueroinas," 10 ibloB Der atte @ratti.
fua, der ben 8Ideru uno ben 9es
fern aeF6hrli6 miro: bos lit Der
ihledte ShriftfteQer."
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eSnttner IdnaTnttT

9teie bebersi9enstuerte Mabnung ruirb
o &telen, pelbe an ether nit ben befe
tighten S@mer5en berbuubenen 8rantbeit,
ndmlib an S1nterr9Diben leioen, su oft
nergeffen. Mntatt unter benz Nntrieb Der
qud.enoen 8ein plonlos pDn einem Quad,
lnIber gum anbern su lorfen. IDlte man
Iidh erft rubio bariber liar fuerber, oag
nur eine ein8ise gr5nsi, 9r. Sitsbee's
Inafefis, Qin6erune nuo b0r Nlem oau<
ernoe Seiluna neridaffen farm 5smp.
tome bertreiben, nas i'm beiten Safe bic
0uadialber nit ihrem CARROLL nur fertie
brin9eH. heiBt nicht 8rant6eiten 6eilen.
mas BEL SdmDrrboioen Nnateiis ALIEN per>
mag. 8rDben frei berIanot npn P. Neu.
staedter & Co.. Box 2416. New York.
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Gutfeeltdl p~erbrauut.

Gbas. ". MtoOre, elm Waidinilt
in T0ro 9th. Ba,. perbrannte fid
IN etnem elettriihen Diem entieblih
Die 6ano. @r rieb iie nit gudlen's
Grnlca Sable elm uno ersielte oas ae:
n6bnlIhe Geiultat; cine I6neQe uno
o%ouitdnoiae SeilunQ. 9as bette Sell.
mittel geaen Gerbrennunaen, Wun.
ben, Gbibarfuuaen. eczema uno
5dmorrh0toeu. 25 @ts. bel Qoplub
9reiR uno s. &alteper & Spbu.
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va Salt. cement, Saro. BAD.
feline, feuerfefte Steine uno 9bua.
2beer uno GspbaItpapier, Dahpappe.
1beer uno &spbalt, Del, 9erpentir,
5aroen, 9laa &c. &c. ftets pprrdtbie
be' s. 6. 3ielmattn, BOG on.
eouirlercesS traBe. Gieoriee $reiie,
cute @aare TUmie quite uno reeIe
Se0tenura tnerhen aarantirt. -
Eeleubun 410.
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Der 8elbfieber.aei

lit tirslih entoeft poroen. gr bat
cine ltarte aehnlihteit nit Dem Wa.
laria &eim. I'm oas G1Item BON
ben aranfbeitsteimen gu befreien. 1T
mol feine Wteoiain 10 gut. als Or.
Sings 3eue 1ebenss 8inen. Dies
lelben turieren ale &rantbeitert,
pelde our9 Malaria. Gift ooer uns
peroaulidteit hernoreerufen rueroen
un0 suar unter 8aUantte. % gts.
bel Ioolpb DreiB uuo s.. &olteper
& SOhn.
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Sn hntta

5n WieaoorF bate. uie aug
Riel beridtet miro. Elm fremoer Wta.
fer, Der Die 8uniti1dbe oes oDrti9en
Dumes beli6tiate, oas WitBQeidid,
beim GufihlieBen Der Tir ben 8art
oes Shliifiels absuoreben, 10 oaB er
in Der 8irde aefangen mar. 0ad)s
eem ale 8eriude, in's Sreie 81 Qes
langen, feblaelblugen tuaren, ldutete
er ihlieBlih Die Sturmgl0de. Seuer.
nehr uno 8iirQeribaft nuroen alar.
miert uno cine 9ruBe Wtenibenmeuoe
lammelte iib IblieBlih ahF benz
Warttplnbe, unt au erfabren. no es
brenne. SblieBlih l6ite iid oas
Rdtiel, als aus benz SbaIto6 bod
oben am 3urm Der Waler feline Nut
tIaate. Or uuroe MN balo aus tei.
ner 6ait befreit.
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a~ So MIR orei gorloouuoen 1rif.

ssT 90 utr bret garlqoun9en ftrift
reines 8leimeiB uno 8tnt erbalten
haben. 10 tDnnen mir gu ben often
Breiien uerfoufen. Nll0 neue 8are
gu alten Breiien, 2aBt @ud unfere
Breiie geben fir Sarben. Dele, 8ars
niib &c. @ir faufen &ges, mas mir
perfaufen. in garlaoungeu uno f1ns
men su reousierten Breiien oertaufen.
Baubols. 9ir@ uno SenHerrobmen,
@amoDo aalnanifierte eeaobtene
Fensen, 0dgel &c.
Go. Stebes q SDbue.
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gambbett fanm ntcpt aepetlt iperSen

WI 0S0<bt& WV
enra lOtale Gpplifationen, neil he ben tranten Sell
os 9bres ntcbt errel6en t6nueu. Sc aiebt uur els
aen Ns9, Die Eau6beit 3u ~turireu, un6 Der 1T bur6
tonftttuttonele 6eilmittel. Soub6eit tuiro burd5 ez
nen ent8hnesten :3uftano Der ialeimi9en Iusttei.
9tele Nbhre ff e~rt5lnoet, babt ibr einen ruu1pelnoen
3on ODER unocatommenes @ebbr; nno uenn lie aor;
eel9loiien II, erfol9t Saubbett, 1lno tpeun Die Gnt.
3hnoun9 niht QebOben unb oieie H6bre uieoer in 10.
rem g~eb6ri9sn 3ufanb oeriest tueroen lam, piro Sas
3ebn tperoen 6urb Ratarrb peruria6t, tpelder nidts
gig Elm: ent3tineeter 8nfauo Ger ialeimigen 9atr1
Hidden 1T.
gBir wollen einbHnbert Dollars far ieoen (bnrb
Eatarrb neruriaatsn) SAL bon SaubbeIt geber1, ben
iolr mot oilr9 Gtnnebmsn bon Salts Ras
TENT Girculare fummen.
8. ). gbenep 8 60, &oleoo. Ohio.
gsrtattt bon alien @pOtbetern, 4reis rs Gents.
Nebmt 0aQ's familien Qiaen fir @erffopfune.