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Mcrdants G. Mincrs Srnnsport. 81

Soupfers2inie.
Iradlt nm Yaiiugtere.
%ndI Cotton nno nem Siten.
Eienita9, SonncrftuN, Suulitng uro Sun1tna
6 ltbr MbcuoS.
y GahI &ropiocncc uro bem Siten.
Wuuta9, SreitdG. GGmiiag, 6 lbr glbetoS.
y Gnd, 9iclUpUrtsg'cips nno 9~ipriult.
3dqItd. uIsGenommen Niittluof. 6 uhr IbenbS.
y Grndi nlQenumncit tiulih his 3 llbr 9ihdW.
fir o%enfelher Suq nbiubrenoe Snmpfer.
Gndl SauGuua1 nuo Dem Siiben.
TtenitnQ. Srcitng. 6 lbr MhenbS.
?. n. Mc9iein, NGeHt. Eicr Sub S;iossahs Str.
0nupt@frran: German. nnp 2igBt'StraRe.
UlS,T&S-)
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National 9onfen.

,S6e Oh guiun National Yaut," 8abs uro
Greters Strabe. Sacob ". 9oof, Yraitoett;
SeurO 8. Re0llc, AGiiirer.
,5iucttc Nnt~iunaLBuut." 432 Giio,NroaoipnD.
". Is. ISugHer, &uiltrer.
,s&citcru National Saui," Ia 9turosSutdipsStr
". Wiarrlott. &liilrer.
Brittle Watiumal Yont." @de Baltimore uuo
NortbsStraBe.
urmcrS d Wicrdlnnts' National Yaut,"
SUutbs mo 2pmburos SGra6e.
,Ou,merrinf IL SarmcrS' National Samf,"
r. 'lpeitsGdc SuUuro> urlo SermdltsSi raBe.
s. 5. 8aloiUiI, Naiiirer.
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NbiaGrt9tnac Der S5can Camper
uun Nclu=Wurf.

Nm 10. Ilt6tlt Solllplcr 0aolll'
Gin @ouiic" nuh Gibraltar.
Elm 15. Nuguit Camper Soma"
rlad Ncopcl ulO WariuiQe.
Nm 10. 2lu1uit Gampirr n0ii.
lonO" nod Goucr lno Nntucrptr.
2lm Is. 2nt9uit Compiler ugtc,u.
2)orf" uad Solttbampton.
2m 10. 2lu8uit Camper uMcia-
bo" nod &onoon.
2(m 10. NttgnIt Gompicr uGaIi-
%ioruio" nod Glasgow.
2(m IS. Nugrit Compiler oaoiicr
@ilbclm ser 3pcite" noA Bremen.
@m is. Ntgltit 0ompicr oNtcm-
Nmiteroum" nod Hottcrbam.
2lm 10, Nlguit Gonpicr o2ltcas
MIA" nnb 2ipcrpool.
Am 10. Nl1uit Gompfer o6ron,
cc8cn" uod Ncopel unO IricIt.
2(m 10. Nluluit Gompfcr nMoie-
tic" und Southampton.
Pm 90. 2Ilt4rit 0ampicr n9ra6ic"
rad @ipcrpooI.
Nm 20. Alguit 9ompier oaoiie-
rim" nae! &amburg.
2(m- 90, Ni0uit Compiler Sur
%iiirit" rod) 8rcmen.
9(m 20. 2lirguit Gonpicr San
noni1" nodl Gibraltar uno Neopcl.
2(m 20. 2luauit Gompfcr ollnitc0
Stotc5" nod) &opcnbo9cn.
PIN 20. 9ht0uit Compiler n2or'
roi1R1 had @nnrs. o,o,, $50 va q, a
Am -. Hllt8uit 0an1pier vNcBinn
b'&toIia" nob Ncapel mo 8cnlta.
Pm D, @Iuguit 9onpfcr ~@ni'
bericc" nod Somburg.
2(m -. Nlt8uit Sampler nGoro.
ni0" nod SiucrpoOl. ,
2lm -. Nu1uit Gumpfer o&0nia
2oui@" nod southampton.
Nlbcrt" nod Gibraltar ltno Neapcl.
PM -. Nugltit Sampler Sec.
lono" nod Grpcr uno Nntiperpcn.
Pm %. Nltguit Camper st.
PIN -. 9(uglIt Gampicr rMinnc.
BAHIA" na6 Son0on.
9[m -. 2tu1uit 0ompfcr Sale.
ooni0" nod Glasgow.
PIN %. Nu1uit Sampler ,aaiier
gSil6clm ser Grobc" no6 Nrrmcl.
9lm %. NIl8uit Iompicr nyipn.
Dam" nad) Nottcr0om.
Nm 2G. Nuguit Compiler rGuro.
pa" loh Nenpcl mtO @enuu.
9(n 26. Ill0uit Gampicr o2uiis
tnIlia" nod Siucrpool.
PIN 26. ghtNllIt Gonpicr Scr.
mania" nod) Ncoprl uil0 MarieiGc.
2m &c. Nliglit Gampicr .Sccas
mic" nod) southampton.
Nm,27. Nlltit Compiler y0cltti1s
lnnO" nud) Samblrg.
PIN ~. NuAltit Gompitr rSom.
burg" no6 @ibroltnr uto Ncupcl.
2(m ~. 9lualrit Gnmpicr r9rc-
men" nod @rcmtn.
Pm y. An2uit Gampicr Settle"
unh 2iucrpool.
glm 81. 9lll1llit Gnmpicr ,Sou,
rainc" naG Sabre.
9lm 30. Nltguit Gonpfcr .ErGii.
0cut 2incoln" nod Samburg.
Pm 30. Ilguit 0ontpfcr sGampn.
MIA" nod 2iperpool.
PM 30. NnGnit Gampfer yEDila.
oelp6ia" nod Solttbompton.
PIN 80, Nrtgltit Ganpier nMinne.
opoliS" nnh 2otoon.
gm 30. Au9ltIt 9ompier Groom.
LAMB" nad) Toucr upo antlpelosr.
PIN 80. altguit Gampier nGolunl-
bia" und 8loSgom. y
Pm +. Sept. Camper rEotsbam"
mad Hrtteroam. l.
gm T.. Sept. Gompier nGecilie"
nod) Bremen.
sm 3. Sept. Gompier .9(lice"
noh Neapel untb Srieit.
slm 3. Sept. Gompier ySelltonic"
nad Spllt1anlpton.
slm 2. sept. Sonlpier vWaureta-
mia" mad 2iperpool.
9(m 3. Sept. Gampfar ,Sapoie"
nad SABRE.
Pm 5. Sept. Gompfer vSsfar ser
3peite" mad &openbaeen.
am 3. Sepf. 0nmpier nGitonia"
mad, Gptterbam uno 9ibalt.
PIN 3. Sept. Gampier rGrirs
5rieori1 @ilDelm". mad Bremen.
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Sruit = Genlpuonien.

,Mnr1lauo srutt Co." glOrotueft.@de 9aIoerla
ulo BcrmaHsGiru6c. Srier 9crlb, Grnit
bent; g. e. .3~iulmcrHanlt, Gefretdr; Carroll
yam Geb, ~ScbupmCtiter.
Baltimore 5ruit * 8narantce Co.," Equitable
lullbilA.
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Runtkulbetlnnp
-ber-
NerDenl6 N d Of {

sdpate, nerb5ie gerfonert, eepIast bon SoTf,
nliresirlt1feit nno f9Iehteit 1rdumer, eri66'
pienott glsfliiifeu, @ruits. Rildens uro aopfs
fbncr5en. S1arausfdg. 2bnabnle oes 9sb1rs
lio 6eiidts. 9atarrb, Wiaeenoriiden, Gtublners
itopfrne. Whieiefeit. @rrbtben, 3itiern, 9er8flos
pfer, gruiiaelleiunilHg, genpiiffeit uno-2fiibs
cinfad1, idlncif unn binfg ale nnnnti ridden
Serinife uno anoerc Gu!grn ju8ennlidler 4erir,
rungen s~rinblidi Grbciit nno pnae 8eiuueteit
Cans ncacs Setlucrfabrea. 5eber iein e.sentr
MT5t.
Siefes uuberproentIih irterefunte uilo Iebr.
bon Sura nnb stIt. Wauu mo fraii, eeleien
tperheu fplte, fam gea9.t Ginienoulig bon %
Geuis III @rlefnarier b~erfieaet be5oeen iperaeu
bon Der
gripats SfiniR, 1876. Ape
Nem.yprf, W..g.
I'm 6rtefen nenne mas ben cGprrejppubeut,"
(8ebr4, TtDo. eo&1l
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Q0oofaten.

NSulpb @ntDerlrt, He9tsarpdIt, Tr. 10. OF.
HeringtonsStrabe, &. & T.. Bbone, Gt. Fali
1853. 81.
y. Garbnrt sbimcr, AettsnrluaIt, luton 9ruit
NuiloinG Baltimore, Nt0. 8ctoe Telephone.
&arl u. ~. SdulR, 1876. 1929 S0lo Snllolng.
j. @n, Ertmlann, iii Horos9barle5sStrabe.
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rsit gum Sebrnulh in Der gauloeR' nno Wd.
RpbdIsS tntion nm 1000 @ebiio6.
8erferoirung bon Raum liz g plaf' oher Bars
IorsgSdeeons, Speifsrnten etc. freroen fhneu be-
forst per selepbun in nuen folgenoen BILLET
giireaIr: Charles rn3 BaItimore-Strabe 9. q
g., ct. 8arl 1874, ober Wb.. @urrtlano 1901;
Mti. adjudication. 9. / g., Wft. Sernon 3129;
gainbersS tation S%nformations Siireou, g. & \,
81. 9auI $40. oSer Tb., gourtIcno 272e: RnS
glr. 500, Glib groabipah.
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EtnntS Qnnfen-

,HcntIdc eianf uun Baltimore" Baltimore
mo So~ltoupaStraBc. @ugult SScbrr, Erdit
bent; Is. ). Sibt, ~Stbabmciiter.
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Guar 0anfen.

yTcutife Sparbaut uuu Snlttnipre." Slitatus
NM NGltimnresStruBe.
,St. Samce SpnrpGui," 9dltimoresS trabe uio
GuitumsNuule z9tpelme.
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.Scirat6s 0iern,cu.

Charles y. @olic, %, @oi9itqtot,
:. g.; W}orD u. &rootA -, Noib.
lnAtolL :. &. ~ 4.s.
Grnnf \. &otd)G% Il. 9tr. 1927,
N}onnncntitr.; Sorob u, 6oripeu,
II.
Norrp Glorf, 81; @}orQ. O'Goolc.
Is. NppIifont - Iront y. Gi9ncu,
Mr.. 522, Noro-@opitr,
GrpcD S,@orncp 81, fredericksburg,
Wi0.; %ottic Wt. Sonton, -, gcihics
ocn. NppIitnnt - Sobn &. Speoz
ocn, 9tr. 16lC, NonopcrItr.
Gront Y. &coIp, 81, @oibiugton,
:. g.; NNnca M. GIorf, -. geid)ic.
Der, @oibinAton 3. s.
George EodlpooO, 81; NeQic NJ.
Strcbcd, Is. Npplitunt - WlitdcQ
sem Nr. 1906, Suirmomt 9lpc,
Charles ". M}iooltfouif IS, lrcn.
tom u. s.; @crtrlOc SLING 81 @ol.
tlnlorc Goluttp, Mf0.
Otto Is. s.. Shcllbaie. 81; Milnic
ShuIE u. 9lpplifant &oicp6
Iboruortb. Mr. POOP, Noro.gSoibirg.
tonitr.
MiQiom :. NciQcu 81; Wuru e.
NootbnlB. %. Npplifont - W. Suu.
renee @olitcr.
Gbomoa Burton, 33, Cincinnati,
Obio; &oicpbine @~ridbolric, %, Gin.
cinluti, ohio.
Sonnlel @ogcnbcim, %, 9r. $50,
Eocuitr.; Ecurl @cinbcrg, 20.
este / 6 in @oDIgcfot
lcnuui. - @ie cS ~gemohnIid BEL
Tnlnilicn = 3Ipiiti0feiten Scr SAL lit,
10 lilra eS alld) BET ser Epmo,
Sdlm0 Aifairc. Sdymiegerpntcr
umb Shnicgeripbn iobntcn iid) aus
uno Noli3cirihter @arlnro cntlieb
Nei0c, no6ocm er ibnen cine bell
lame Stunoreoc gcbulten. Inrd) oicic
Niiairc 9erietbcn lid aber FoIijei.
rld)ter @arlGrto u10 Stdotratbsmit.
glieo George aonig mieoer einmoI in
bic Saore. &pnig bate non ser
Mllttcr @corge Shhtn0'S, ser be.
tnnntlif) oes angeblidcn NngriiiS
oti icincn Sdmiegerpoter Martin
Spnla pom Nr.2539, Cautious (pcnlc,
bcid)uIoiqt mar, ochanftrog crbnltrn,
Dem Nrreitonten Sen Hatb ju gebcn.
Nns 8eridytsperfnhren Der poIi5cirid)-
tcrlid)rn Gntiheionng por5u5ie6en.
9us Sr. &onig I'M oitlid)en Stations-
holtlc mlntgte, ipnr Shlltno chen
Fem Eoli3eirid)ter uorgelilbrt NOR
Sen. or gab 2ebterem Damn Dor Dem
Hidter Sen anaeiiibrten Hath. TicS
id)ien Yoli5eirid)terd 8arlano unon-
getebm beriibrt 81 baben, oetn er
mics Sru. &ouig angeblid) aus Dem
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@run6Itiftcro @crfc?

Nrun6Itiftcru @Crfc?
Gincn1 Tclcr in OofIon0, No, Oo2
offcn6or ouf @ronoitiitmQ }urilt}lt-
iii6rcn lit, ficIcn 3mci St6Qc, }ruci
Nicroc, mchrcrc @ogcn, @citjrrc II.
@cr1tbid)oftcn sum Cpicr. Go3 Sen.
or brad in DEM Stolc Ger Glrmo o..
q. ShriUCr & So. ans. 0r. SbriuCr
crlitt bel DEM &crilIdl, icjuc bci0cu
EicrOc ms Grcic }l ~bringcn, ihDcrc
@runommnocn am &opic mo ocn
&dnOcn. Itc 6luumcn ipron0cn olti
ocn anQrcl5cnOcn, elmer 6rnu 4. u.
Gomnicno gcb0ri0cn StoQ ilbcr, ser
cbcuiou2 bis n1i Ocn @runO IN
2tidc gclcgt mllrOc. Gas Mobuhot3
oc3 Nrn. Sbripcr mlroc nod Barter
}lrbcit Der 6%cucrucbr Qercttct. Ger
&crlltIt miro allf mebr, ais $1,000
geih0tt.
Nott5eu.
George Summer, Gin Gciiclidmico
Ger oNoltinlorcs ohio Nnbu," mruoc
gang in ser N0hc Scr N3rrtitdttc nnbc
Cumberland BON cincm 3!tgc iibcr-
iobrcn uno Q%ct0Otct. Gr mar - Sab.
re alt unQ bintcrl0bt cine @Ittpe
uno mcbrcrc &inorr.
NiCbc hrudCn IN 0Cn So0cn 0C3
@rn. ). gSilion %cmja jt N}oQnoIio,
". No., elm IND Itoblcn cine nid)t M
bcocntcuoc Gluontit0t Don Shubcn
mo &lci0mN3itiidun. 1ic Ginbrc-
der bottcn Gin 6cnitcr cin8cidllogcn
unO morcn uIi oicicm NScAc in ocn
&oOcn gclon9t. Nr, 2cpia lit Qlcid).
5citi1 N0cnt Der Baltimore Cbjo-
Nnbn" unO EoItmciitcr pnu Muguos
liza.
$. e. MlrIicr. elm bel ser Sumter
lonO Nn0cp.@obn" nnacitclltcr Brent
icr, IN GbnmbcraburQ N3oibington-
Golwtp, mobnhuft, mlrOc in ser 9tG-
be BON 0iuaburp ElwctjoL mGhrcno
cr olrf benz @clciiC iub BON Der 60
tomotipc zines Gil-6rod)t}uQc3 Qctroi-
len uno ltorb flr5 Ooroui. Nm icincr
@ubrc traucrn iei1,c hinge Mittpe II.
cin mmiinOigc@ &inO. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

sNHHH SNUCIfg INA 0uuUSSsSIIlbe. V. G. ",
&elepbOu; g9oIfe 1893.
Geuer GerIi6erungen.
ssm, :. ehadeiiOrO & 60, 10 uno II Gbamber
DRonal. Sniuranee 50. nj etOcrpeoi," Senrh N.
8arfieIo. Observation-Disclosures, 101-102 9balns
Der Of Commerce @uiIbiilu.
y@rrmauia acknowledgements . 8eienihaft."
Baltimore uno NorihzStrabe.
@iscntburhs!! 9lbetttth unS'''''
.&6nol2r.
9icrre 6. 5nsan d Repbau, 10 Sis2egin9tors
Strabe.
Suflhmieo 3u6eb6r.
q. scott 9apne Co.. 1862 nuO 1854 Noro'Sat'
Soblcn ur6 Sol5.
Genra q, Bun Seine, 500 GoIumbiasgtOenue.
SGmtdiuhen ltno llbren.
". 3. 1'iaer, 90 0tt9aItimorcse trnBe.
Gianoleib @eif1fte.
uGuniulibateb 2oun Co." / NorOsS absStrabe.
TiunoS uno Srgeln.
GbaS. ~ etirii 0 Gorhs9ibertps Strabe.
Mm. shade * 81, 9arf.glpe. uno GGpettcsStr
Yopier uno gopier.0 iiten.
en,itb, Siruu Co., 105 uno 1O7 9anobcrsStr.
9lcdplattcn, Wetou etc.
ebon, Suntlin & 50. (ineorporirt), 10. 10,
galoeritunsStrab
22ihenbeItatter.
sonoers & Sh,nc, 1908. .171O Gnntpn4goenue
Nni. Suuf, Nprt9s llnb 8recnmoult glpenue.
Srieobofe.
,eonbun Earf SrmetsrH," Office: 81 gBeit.
SurutulusStraGe
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Iarnlanb e YenninIpania q. 81.

GGiIe snr &eiie iu's gnslano &c.
iurgt 6. Saline, 0r. 413, Gf-galti.
msreitrafe, nage Gaitpm Suaie I've.
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8lumbing, SURFACES, Ranges unO
Ceien, Gah0eden rno Htnnen.
gennett BROS, 523 Goros6 remontsS0enue
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Wel6dftss@
2eitunaen, 3eitiNriiten etc,

ONFFNIIDNWV ONFTJtFFNH wv
,SGc Baltimore VIEWS o." Saoio Gbercror'
bic, Sel6uiisfilBrer. 3tS ASeis9crmGnsStr.
characterization, Gbiiren, Senlter'
rabulcl, 2a0en etc.
oeridsStrnBe.
yeO. 3. slpau & Srn., 414 9Lebtltr. .@erite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

8l,pieri6mieoe uno Saunders.
3Gbn Subcrt, t714 SbameSsetraBe. g. & g
&alepbOn: ISolfe 1893.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

Warmor- ltt0 8ronitsWerfe
g. SiiaGriner & sbBns, ia. lis &eits0aIii'
m~oresStrdbe.
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lBALz1IHgqgE&QlllD
RAILROADS
. aasIts. + 9dsIta. ausasnoamen eOnstaa

SIpreb3ige .5eee Stuhae nnt bic Stuuoe" Don
BET @anlosrsGiaiian uat Bai9il9ion au
@o6e:.iaaer 7.C1 &nrin. bis 500 IbenbS.
Srii6eie @bia1rt bon oer APt. RcDalsStatioh
Sirctte gerbtuoung In Der aeuen Union.
station ~ NniBin8tau nit aita iabtia ssseS-
ben 2tuicn.
sos, E6.45, t7.I0, *7.45, 1856, 1850, t10.50.
tit,5s $ld.56 &oril, +l2l6; tl25S' ta.655S
+6.55, 500 WimiicoJ. 1880, *li.23 abenos;
o%erIaiicn GanioersS citation 1900, +6.15, +6.20,
200, 300, 1892, "a 90, a 80, 70 90, '6;29s
Sprin.. *12. 90 Dr.. T12.O2, ~i2.25, Hoo. s1.Ob,
200, 300, 1895. IA 100, *4.30. 1000, *5.O5,
Sla1nt.. 1000. t6.17, 1920, 400, $500, 1919
(2intifeS), $1,000, 1905, *t1.05, .11.32 abcs.
5reSerifs GGT6enssiaiions 1880 NIB ss.l6
S1rm., +t.25, 1850 iino $3.50 gtatnI.
eaoerstpWn, WVt. EobaIsStatiou. f74b Born
1859 Nndu.; 9anloeltsS citation, 1880. $500
gorm., 1850, 400 giafm.
HuIaf Slac cine
mad 3biIaOelpbia amb Heu-Durf.
Beier 1etvinuS an Der Ereiurbslpan3t9tten
Gtrnbe, Meus 9prt, heGIem NOD Sotel&, dbea'
tern ,trh 6ef1dfiSbtftrift.
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2anopirtbihoitli6e 8erdtbe un6
SQmereien.
Griffith e Snrner 60, 2O5 9Ioros8acu.Strabe
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Nodridltcn ails Cumberland, Mb.,
5u 1oI4e murbc Ser oortigc NQcnt
ner ollnitco Stotes Grprcb 60" I'M.
Ter Der NnifuIoiaung ~perboitct, Der
@eicaidoft S157l.69 umtcrihlo9cn 81
hoben. Gr purbe llnter $4,000 9iirg.
ldolt Den 0robgcidporenen iibermic-
len. 0r. @rennc Wonn lit cine in
Gllmberlons wobibefonntc unb an0c.
ie1ene Teri6nIidfeit. Sn iciner ge-
9enrp6rtigcn Stellnng 1T cr lett fiini
Sabren t60ti9. Gie y6iorlitp & &c.
poltt 90" pnn Baltimore iteatc lei.
her 3eit $4,000 saution fiji i'm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-18
GOING TO HESITATE TO TRY
A REAL INDIGESTION CURE?

symptoms OF a sour, disurdered tt0machs
Papes Diapepsin contains pure aseptic
pepsin, one grain Of which will digest
without any assistance 5000 grains Of
food; also Diastase, Papain, Calcium,
pure Extract Cascara Sagrada, powdered
Ginger and other ingredients making
these Triangules harmless and taste like
candy.
Diapepsin Is wonderful stomach puri-
fer and splendid to keep the intestines
clean AID fresh; then your food win not
ferment and poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
just one 22-grain Triangulc win digest
more than 1900 grains Of food in the
same way that a strong healthy stomach
would do it. Diapepsin will rest the
stomach and increase the gastric juices;
this is what is mostly needed more and
better digestive juices and no gas
then indigestion and all stomach tron-
bic will go, and there will be no further
need of Diapepsin.
Each 50-cent case contains sufficient
Of these 22-grain Triangulcs to usually
cure the most chronic dyspeptic and
leave some for other members Of The
family who may need it for gas on stonl-
ach, headaches or other disorders when
they eat something which does not agree
with them A case ought to be kept in.
each home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-18

To overcome the wel-grounded and
reasonable objections pf the more intel
Igent to the uen Of secret, medicinal COM
pounds, Or. r. V. Pierce, OF Buffalo, M.
Y., some time ago, decided to make bold
departure from the usual course pursued
by the makers OF put.up medicines for do-
nestle use, and SO has published broad
cast and openly TO the whole world, q full
and complete list Of al tho ingredients
entering lnes&he composition Of his widely
celebrated hpdlci1es. Thus he has taken
his numcrp1s patrons and patients Unto
his full E6n6 &ence. Thus too he has re-
moved hlshledlcine from among secret
nostrRps,of doubtful merits, and made
hemk4lcmcdics Of Kn0tC7l Competition.
BY this bold Step pr Piexca has shown
tllAt 1l& tQrnlu las axe 81 sue EXCEL ence
that be Il. not aiE6ld % slhiect them 10
kRe11ueSt- 6cEltlQY
Dr. feTce CSC Golden Medca Discover cvs Syi ths
famous medicine for weak stomach. torpid
liver or billOusness and all catarrhal diseases
wherever located. have pr.nted upon Il. IN
pain English full and complete llat or all
the ingredients composing ~ but d small
book has been compiled from numerous
standard medical works. 81 ell the different
schools q practice. containing very numer-
practitioners of medicine, endorsing IN the
strongest possible terms. each and every inRrp-
dent contained IN DR.. Pieree's medicines.
One OF these little books will be mailed free
10 any one sending address on postal card or
by letter. TO Or. r. ". Pierce, Buffalo N VI.
and requesting the same. From this little
book II will be learned that Dr. Pierce's med
iclnes contain NO alcohol, narcotics, mineral
agents or other poisonous or injurious agents
and that they are made from native. medici-
nal roots of great value. also that some OF
the most valuable ingredients contained In
DR. Pierce's Favorltc Prescription for weak
nervous. over-wofkcd. vrun-down,n nervous
and debilitated women. were employed. long
years ago. By the Indians for similar ailments
affecting their sauHws In fact one OF the
most valuable medicinal plants entering into
the composition Of DR. Pierces Favonte Pre-
ecrlption was known to the Indians as
ESduaw-Weed.p Our knowledge OF the uses
Of not few OF our most valuable native, me-
dicinal plants was gained from the Indians.
AS made up by improved and exact pro-
cesEes. the rFavorite Prescription = Il most
efficient remedy for regulating all the wom-
anly functions. correcting displacements, as
prolapsus snteyerSion and retorversion.
overcoming painful periods, toning up the
perves and bringing about q perfect state Of
health Sold By GIL dealers IN medicines.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-18

another young woman claimed the bril-
liant minister The sheriff of Gloucester
county said he had learned that a
school teacher was about to file suit
against the minister She taught school
IN Woodbury. some years ago anil
and claimed, II Is said that Mr. Thorn
son had paid her particular attention.
and had finally asked her to marry him,
After a time she had 10 find employ
rsent elsewhere. as sne lost her position
ia Woodbury. Since her departure the
ministers ar,lor, she claimed, had cool
Cd, and shc proposed TO sue him for the
damage to her feelings.
Philadelphia, April 1s. Miss Helen
Moore, whose name Is involved in the
suicide Of the Rev George W. Thomson
of Woodbury., was found IN this city
Yesterday afternoon. She i employed
III Wholesale grocery az clerk, and
i about thirty.fiye years Of age When
Informed az the tragic end of Mr.
Thomson She was greatly affected, hut
refused to say anything regarding tie
affair. She hurridly left the place after
receiving permission to 90 home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-18
More Than 100000 Cubic
Yards Excayated
DURINGM0NTH OF MARCH
Good Work in cuIebra cut-War De-
partment Officials Pleased and Con-
gress Finds Nothing for Carp
ing Criticism.

Washington, April ls.-0fficials hay.
ing 10 do with the construction Of the
Panama Canal are greatly pleased over
the March figures on excavation. The
grand total of yardaee excayated NOT
only passed tile million limit, but near
II reached three and half million. in
exact figures il was 3,4so,270 cubic
yards,
1t would have been necessary to work
6ut an hour and eleven minutes more III
March at the same rate 81 speed to carry
the total to the three and a half million
mark. The highest previous monthly to-
al was that Of February. which was
1,at5,ss0 cubic yards. This Was over
q nall million cubic yards less than the
record reached IN March.
A large share Of tile excavation was
taken from The CnIebra dirision Of the
canal, that Is, from the Culebra cut,
the total taken from the canal prism in
that section Of the work being 1876
2eA cubic yards.
The constantly increasing vnount 81
excavation naturally Is extremely graft
tying to war department officials. They
ire gratifed, in the first place, because
the army engineers are the men who are
row at the head Of the work and wh1
are getting the credit for the rapid con
struction 81 the canal. They are also
leased that the time has at last como
when things are running smoothly ard
slien the constant friction that charac.
terized the first few years Of the AM
erican control Of the canal il allayed and
ne longer heard of.
In the whole couuse Of the present
session Of Congress, for the first ses-
sion since this country undertook the
canal, scarcely word Of criticism has
been heard in either house, and the con.
vietion mas apparently become settled
that the canal is to be built, and that
without any extreme delay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-18
Read below why the worSI
dySpeptic in this city can
find immediate relief with
these % grain TrianguIeS.

Miserable il the man or woman who
suffers from dread Indigestion Or dyspep-
sia. There are few diseases which create
such misery, long drawn out suffering,
as indigestion. 1t pursues them before
meals, after meals and between meals,
they take it 10 bed with them. 1t is
with them wherever they 20, though
indigestion Is the simplest disease Of all
TO cure,
Tell such afflicted ones, dear reader,
Of the 22-grain I'riangiles Of Diapepsini
urge the sufferer to 90 to any pharmacy
here and give so cents for q ease, and to
eat one like candy after the next meal.
Such sufferer would ever bless you,
because five minutes after eating one
Triangule there would be no more indi-
gestion, no feeling like lump Of lead
in the stomach, or heartburn, or fullness
and discomfort, no helching Of gas or
eructations of sour food, facilitating
headache, nausea, water brash and other
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-18
HANGING BY FEET, FIREMAN
SAVES MAN IN MIDAIR
Both Swing Like Chain from Window
Until Mate Hauls Rescuer and
Rescued Up, Feet Fore
most M

| New York, April ls.--Firemcn Dugan
and Sythes, who were taking a day Oh,
made q thrilling rescue on tie top floor
Of the burning tenement at 725 Third
avenue, yesterday, BY forming human
chain from the coping Of an adjoining
house and swing to safety George Deitz,
who had been caught by the fire in the
hall way Of the building. When the ire
broke out, other occupants Of the build
ing escaped, but Deitz was hemmed in.
Dugan and Sythes were near the place
when the alarm sounded They climbed
into the building next door al 723 Third
avenue and appeared III the coping
which was several feet higher than the
window ia which Deitz was standing.
They yelled to Deitz to climb out on
the stone sill. Then Sythes cr8wled head
foremost over the edge Of the coping,
Dugan holding his feet Slowly and
carefully the perilous feat Of gaining
swing 80 that Sythes could reach Deitz' q
hands was accomplished.
Held fast BY the fireman. Deitz swayed
plA lNt sltk oAttl LII SEfNt0t HttOuuh ebnt
two men were swinging in midair. so
feet above the pavement Meanwhile
Dugan was crawling backward. He re-
gained his feet and was then able to pull
the two men to the coping. Deitz was
hurried over the roof to safety A great
crowd in the street witnessed the res
cue and sent Zip great cheer when the
efat was accomplished.