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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14
COFFEE MARKET.

fee futures opened steady at unchanged
prices and improved during the day on sup
port OF the near months by leading trade
interests and covering by shorts. Steady
late cables from HaYre helped the local ad-
vance, prices here closing firm, net un-
changed to fifteen points higher sales were
reported of $4,000 bags, including;
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14
MoNTGoMERY MARKETs.
trhs quotations. are corrected daily &,
The Advertiser.)


Groceriea.
MEAL-standard W. q. % ID. sacks 500
bashel; cream Peerless csc bushsi.
COFFEE-Green, common TO ordinary 10
Q11c; prime l1@i3c; fancy 1f0i6e; pea
berry INC; old government Java 2i @aae:
Arbuckle's $1T.oS.- basis per case; prime
roasted I2h @ f4c; fancy roasted iSepiTc;
Mocha and Java blends IS 035e. =
cHEEsE-Full cream daisies 10 @ ace;
sudAR-draaaistsd standard s*o: fancy
FLouR~-Fancy, nominal; straishts "a. Is
Qts:7s; patents T,io@2s; fancy patents
sTARcH-corn gelOo; standard goods.
Pearl a1be; giOss lump s&e; nickel goods
RicE-Extra fancy head 7K9so: fancy
head 6& @7hc: broken 54 @sMc; Japan
sxET-Llysrpooi $40; virginia $50:
VINEoAR-Per gallon so9seo.
CRAcKERs-xxx Soda eMe; xxx Gin
ger snaps 7ei xxx Cream So; xxx Oyster
10; Ben Hnr Soda Biscuit So carton 500
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A-oil ss.4o0 50;
x Mustard 80. IS; Imported Non key open.
MoLGssEs-Gsorsia cane Dbl. $50 gal
case gallons. per case $50; Prime CEN
tritugal corn syrup In cases saliona %
% MAPLE sYRUP-'Los Cabin" brand. 9
rallons a. per case. ~ gallons $3.50: ~
quarter gallons so per case.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14

A later wire from New Orleans
sold, making total about 400 bales. q
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14

srocKs, sales lI1ishI rew. Iclos.
Md
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14

Greenville, s. c., wires: Mills not
following the advance. New crop con-
ditions favorable"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14

New York people say they find som
difficulty in selling the New EngIau
mills
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14

CosrN0 STOCK I.Ysr.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14

New Orleans reported spot market
rather quiet also. Much looking
around with. factors asking fulI quo
tations -.....
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14

The cotton stock In this city is get
ting very low, consequently sales are
not rapid with the advance In the
market.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14

Memphis reported 500 bale sale yes
terdav at III cents.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14

All the local planters are rejoicing
over the favorable weather for tbs.
new crop.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14

Stand all through this section look
good.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
%, osI
PRISON HARDSHIPS
AFFECTED after LIFE

One of the most interesting eN-
peTiences that has been recorded in
connection with the Cooper remedies.
Which are now being extensively sold
an this city, Is related by Mrs, Henry
Strattmann. of 265 East Tenth street
New York Mrs StTattmann describes
the case of her husband. a veteran OF
the Civil War, who spent eleven
months of his service in Anderson
Vile Prison She says;
My husband had stomach trouble
Tor many years. He was for thirty
four years employed in a sugar re-
fineTy- He is an old soldier of the
civil War. and during that struggle
was incsrcerated for eleven months
in AudersonviIIe Prison. As a result
of the hardships imposed upon him
at that time, he has never had a
healthy stomach since
During the past twelve years.
however, his trouble gradually be-
came more aggravated, and for sew
eral years past he has suffered terri
bly,. He got so he ate very sparingly
and seemed TO have no desire fer
food. Liquids formed his principal
aiet. as solid food hurt him and made
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16

the pain more severe.
Doctors were consulted, but failed
TO help him. One doctor diagnosed
his trouble as cancer of the stomach
and held out no hope. He also tried
a number of remedies that were re-
commended, but might as well have
saved his money for all the good
they did About two months ago he
was persuaded TO give the CooDer
remedies a trial, and procured a
treatment Of COOpeT's New Discovery
Now he is well. I have not seen
him look SO strong and hearty in
years. He feels splendid, and eats
any kind of food he likes. All the
pain has disappeared, and he is en-
tireiy free from gas. We deeply an
preCiate what Cooper's New Discovery
has done for him, and having proved
il TO be a sovereign stomach medi-
cine, We DO not hesitate TO freely re-
commend It to all who suffer from
stomach disorders"
COOper'S New Discovery is now on
sale at leading druggists everywhere
II you are unable 10 get it from your
local druggist, notify The Cooper
Medicine Company, Dayton. Ohio.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
FOR PIMPLES, TOO

New Discovery Cures Eczema and
Eradieates Minor Skin Trouble
Overnight.
A few months ago the dispensers of
poslam, the new discovery for the
cure Of eczema, decided to allow the
druggists Of the country TO handle it.
Previous to that time it could only be
obtained direct from the laboratories.
Since this change in the method of
distribution, pOsIam has met with me
most phenomenal success OF anything
introduced TO the drug trade in the
last so years. All leading druggists,
including The Crystal Pharmacy, Fen
sacola, are now carrying the special
50-cent size recently adopted, also the
81 jar. ----.-
This great success is not surprising
when it is remembered that, in ecze-
ma cases, pOslam stops the itching
with firt application, proceeds to heal
Immediately, and cures chronic cases
in a few weeks. In minor skin
troubles such as pimples, bIackheads,
acne, herpes, bIotches, rash, etc, re
suits show after an overnight appli-
cation. Experimental samples of pos
lam are sent to anyone by mail free
of charge, by the Emergency LabOra-
tories, 50 West Twenty-fifth street,
New York City.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16

yesterday on it's Sunday morning edi-
ton as well as congratulations on the
successful rounding out of its first
ten years of existence.
The surprising feature to most peo
pie in The Journals story of its ten
years OF success was the figures
showing the tremendous cost of pro-
duction which paper like The Jour
nal must annually bear before any
pTotlts can be thought of.
Another feature generally COM
mented upon was the figures which
The Journal gave showing how Pen
sacola had grown in the past ten
years. Few realize, until confronted
by the actual figures, just how much
the city has advanced, but even with
that fine showing the advance from
this time on is practically certain to
be much more rapid than il has pre-
viously been. Sundays edition served
70 show that Pensacola and The JOur-
nal are both growing. and growing "a
rate which few IROple can ade-
quately comprehend until The actual
hgures are presented.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16

hold, here are we and the children
whom thou hast given us
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinias
Tablets. Druggists refund money IL it
fails 10 cure. Z. w GROVES sigma
ture is on each box 25c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
SUGGES TIONS.

For long time this Company max
ing special study of methods of preventing
dents upon its lines.
part of a campaign against possible accidents has
been to its patrons against accidents
for which patron himself is alone to Blame.
This is a duty of public service company.
We want the public to remember that better to
be safe than in q hurry.
Look about you at y0ur fellow passengers. Are
they eareEess9 De ySu ever take the risks?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16

Nursing Mothers and Malaria.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children, soc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16

Read The Journal Wants.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
Correct the EViI.

Correct the evil in the home and
fountains OF purity will send forth
their waters TO refresh and beaUtify
the land. If the religious life of the
family is kept pure and unstained
then We can expect the spiritual life
Of the church and the moral lie OF
the state TO be on a higher plane
The importance of religion in the
family can be seen from the fact that
It is fundamental to everything poIiti-
cal. Il is so because il Is according
II the religious life the home that
the body polite is moved The
strength OF the nation depends upon
the strength OF its homes. Holland
spoke truly when he said, No gen
Uiue observer can decide otherwise
than that the homes OF a nation are
the bUiwarks of personal and nation
al safety and thrift" II is fundamer-
tai to everything social And il is
such because the purity and the NOR
al status of society depends upon tie
home life Kittredge once said, a
Christian home. What a power il is
10 the child when far away in the
cold tempting world. and voices Of sin
are filling his ears. and his feet stand
on slippery places
1t is Fundamental to everything re-
igIoUS-becauSe as Is the religion N
ne home 50 Viii be the religion n
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16

Wssster)
PENSACOLA ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
Sin flsiner Srrtbnnt.

Der aIts Ssrr b. 3uitrop in 8. Bee
Indte fat ME bas Sbeater. 9ln einenf
ieiner @sburtstass absr fpuroe CT
iiberrebet, Der @oritellung Der w3au<
berflDte" beisuipobnsn. &aum battle &C
Fb inoss in Der 2pss nieb,rgeIebt
dis er, pabrIdeinIi9 infplse Der ans
ifrengen6en @tburtstassfeier, ein+
IdIief unb ni9t ebsr eripa9te, ais
BIB Der S9lubdor bss srIten 4ftes
ertIang: n@s lebe Saraitro! Saraftro
iou leben!" Durd bic asbrlidtsit Der
Ramen setdui4t. sluubt Der uIts, nod
btrfdlafene Serr, es banbIe Iid uut
cine Obation su feinem @e6urtstdee-
Gr erbsbt iib oabsr, trttt an bic 2es
senbriiiuns, perbeust ith geidmei%
aelt uno ruff au aIlsemeinem @ritans
men NIT lauter Stimme: sd oanfe
ergebenf, fntine Ssrrfhaften! 9as in
su pieIl Sd bunte Sbuen ptsImuls!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
8aidjs abbilfe.

3eIIner: .Serr prin5ipaI, ber
Serr auf Rr. IA beidtpert Iid. boE
Der Gdmorbraten rie4t, er mill
Wilobratsn bafiir 1aben."
Wirth: nRebmen sic oet
SGmorbroten meg uno laiel sic iw
Der Shde enslifhe Sauce bariiber
sisben, ierpiren ibn bann fuisber alk
9amsbraten uno ieBsn cine Rdrt
mebr in Rednuns."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
Retne " IL 8 Il DIT. ;

Seine ausF9t. Sreunbe
.Wp pollen sic bin9" - Igents
Sum 8iibnenfdriftieller 0iimmri9b
= bisllsibt psriidert er fein 2ebeR
Eel meiner Seielli6aftl" - Sreunb=.
-Da psroen sic fih persebIif, be-
miiben, ber bdlt fih fir uniterbli9l~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

- unberfrpreu. SaHbtperfssr
burTde (oer auf bem glpfelbaum fiBt
su bem berantommenben 8auern)r
,@ui, ooB sic tommen, lieber ManuS
iagen sic mal. mas toftet Der Cent?
ner bon Sieien fhOnsn 9lepfeln?"
9ds SoIbatsuftn& b.
Moiorstodter: nSo, Serr aeutrauts
ebe i'd Sbnen auf Sbre 0erbuns
mein Salport sebe. miifen Sic mir
crit nal aeissn, oh sic aud einer
taoeIIoien Paraosmuri4 MAIDEN t6Br
men,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
Suxembur9.

CID q. Sautr. @s ftarb na9
furssr 3rantbeit Serr qnor. Sdlei'
fer, @smeinoeisfretGr unb penIionirs
ter 2ebrer, i'm aIter BON 79 Sabrsn.
: Sier fanb untsr GROCER 8etbeiIis
suns Der 8epDItsruns uub Der 2ebs
rtrfdaft oas 8.srdbnib uniess
IdnsiGbrisen 2sbrers uno Setrstdrs
Ssrrn S9l6her fatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
Me6feuBura.

2abtbesn. unIdnsit trat Der
erTte Srtsporiteber Don 2iibtheen.
2iibr, auf feinsr antrus in ben Ru'I
kItdnb, na6oem er 81 Sabre oes
Gmts eines Srtsporftebers BON Glib
tbeen nit 5leib unb Sreue eeipdItet
bot. OrtsporIteber 2iibr iit bereits
83 SABRE oft.
Reuitabt Die erle6iste Rec
tOritelt an Der bisiissn Stabti4u!s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

Wiin6en. am paulcusrpIab
ereisnste Tib Elm GiferTu9tsbrama.
Die 5rau bes Observation-Disclosures
Sdntiper perlsBts pdbrenb zines
Streites ibre beiben i'm Qllter BON
bier uno feds Sobrsn febenOen 2ins
Der unb burauf ibrsn Mdnn bur9
MeHsritide fdiper. Sierauf t0btete
Sdueioer feline gbefrou ourd eiuen
Slid in's Sers.
angsburg. Sier bieltsn orei
RrimiualfduBIsute in Der 8obnunaI
Der Srau WeItenmeisr, llImsritrabs 81
9dusiuduns, ba Der 3immerbsrr Der
Srau. Elm 36idbriser 2itbugrapb
S6lbl aus Tiin6sn, perbGdtigt lpors
ben mar. in Der Wohnuns foITdss
@eIo berSufeasH. unb fnuben m'brers
aDparote uHo iOnitises, 3ur 6eriteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06

III Der Gage lei Hltbc mo Sronung
Ill ocn Eorten ouireft jl crboltclI.
Nur pollfommCuc G0icrc
crW DIT.
CAB sic Gorfbeb6roc nid)t 8eion.
1'en 1T, onoerc oils polItonmlCne Hes
trnlentontcn Der pcrifieoencn Ibier-
Gottrngen ibrem 5oolo9iihen @orten
im n0rui6. 6iQ. @orf" eiu5uucrlcibcn,
3ci8tc Iid gcitern oils oui 9norOmng
0rS @cnerol5 6eroinono s. 2otrobC,
oeS RrGitOenten Der 9eb6r0e, Die 81.
fcrte zines BARRIERS bon aentsGountD
3urild gclpicien mltroc, mclfcr Der
&Cb0roc Gin iehSbcinigeS S6of gum
3ncdc Der &cr8roBcrrmg oe9 5%ooIos
9iidjen @ortcn3 gum @ci6cllt modcn
molltc.
MAJOR nntcr5cidu Ser
or0nun9Cn.
Nlc Nlpealtreu5utgS Sorla8c IN
iarcr GompronliBiorm. mclhc Dem
Sto0t 3n8cnicur 6enooa sur 0cgut.
odtung uortog, puroc bon biciem
in0oiIirt un0 on Den Mopor lueiter-
0cgebcn. Ter 2cttcrc unter5ciductc
bic iolqcnocn @croronun9cu:
&cr0nocrumg ocs Nomc1s ser Soft
Strobe, 5mii6cn Yorf,Npcume uno
Gpcr9rccu.E Terrace, in Gogcmont.
NUenlte;
@iOerrui Scr @crorOnmg, Ole Con.
Ittuftion Der S6ornii1inc betreiieno;
RilaItcrultg Der @orrettItrnBc, bon
Nolpor0. bis @utom- StroBc;
Filoiterlng Der &orQropc , AqcD,
ron Moiunt &opol- Auemtc bis Yrc-
ton.S troBe;
&crfoIi cinc8 @rrnOitiidS al Sum.
tcr.Aacp, iiiolidJ bon Molult 8oDulo.
Nrclulc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
&Om 6%lammcntOoc gcrcttct.

|
Srouo 81 friiber 0t%orgenItunoe
bringt iie6en Eerionen IN &ebelS-
gefabr. - 0ie 8e0robten Ourdl
Die @udiamfeit OeS &oli5iitcn
Gain pom 0itIi6en 0iitritt &C.
rettct.
Sicben 8erioncn baben cs Dem So
~li5iiten Y, Gain pom 6itIiden 0iItritt
5u p%croonfen, Dob lie nift cinen elelt-
oigIiden Go0 in ocn 5lommen hires
brcnnenoen Snuics, 9fr. $40, Sin
GbcItcritr., fan0eu. IS mar gegcn 3
llbr gcItcrn rib ais Der Roli5iit Die
5Iommen aus einem 6eniterlooen oes
i'm criten Stodtuerf befin0liden ca
oens 0ringen lab. "a er mltBtc, BOB
mcbrere 6omilien in Dem Souic
ldliefcn, elite or an Die Sbitre un0
flopftc nit ieinem &niippel, nohoent
er Wfilton Smith bon 9tr. 657, @eit.
SaltimoreitroBc, eriud)t bate, Die
6elterlpcbr 81, nlarmircn. Ga lcilt
Sloptcn nidt pernommeu puroe,
t%elierte Der Blultrucf ieilten Heoolper
ab. Die Sd)iiiie muroen BON 6roll
Charles Wortin, Der Srull oeo ga,
oenbelibers, nernonmen. 0ieielbe
nobm ibr s Wonote oltea &ino ouI
Den Grnt, medtc ibren Wonn rno
nodte iih 0onn ollf Die Slltft aus
Dem brennenoen @uuie. Glf ibrent
Neg medte lie Die I'M 3~lpeiten Stoct.
inert Shlofenoen Serrn uno Srou
Sohn Curtin unO oeren 8 Gage olteS
&in0, unO Srou Morp S'8rien mo
0eren Sod)ter Gleonore. AuS 6rou
Mortin nit 2cbtcren ouf Der StroBc
ungctomnlen mor, eltoedte tie, ooB
ibr Wlann nod fe6lte. ShneQ gnb
tic ibr &in0 elmer Ha6barin mo elf
te IN oo5 &ulS 5uriid, no i6r Y}onn
in5pii6cn micoer iunft cingeidJloien
mar. Sir &ebteren mar eS nid)t
nlebr Belt, iiG or5lfleioem unO ct
mar %gcjlpungcn, in ieinen Nodtflei-
bern 5t flicben. 3um 5~lueitcn Wtol
ouf Der StroBe ongclan9t, brod)
6rou Mfortin belpuBtlos 3uiommen
mo 1muBte in Elm No6borboltS ge-
trogen ncrocr. @err Mortin fonntc
MIR nit @clpult o~bgeboltcn lucr0ell,
in ieinen brenncnocn 2o0cn 81 ellen,
nm cine @elotoiic SIT rettcn. SlBlpi-
idcn lnngte Die 6clermebr on, lln0
es gelong ocrieIben, Die obercn Stod-
mcrfe SIT retteu. Ger SdoOen be.
trGgt ctipo $500. Die Gntitebungs.
llriodc tonnte nidt icIt9eitcllt luer.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
QufaIbcridltc ans MalhinatOn.
y liidli dc % ii tier un0 81 / IL
n q L


Sic n9iiociotco CHARITIES" ionOtcr
Inn Wtittlpod) mie0crum 10 WtiittHr
ut0 ainDer nod benz Sommererho'
lungSplobe Sam 5000 Mia," no
lie mebrere @ofen oerbleiben mer-
Sen. 225 Wiitter un0 ainoer iuorcn
friiber ifon oo, Die irii6 uno geltGrtt
5uriidfebrtcn.
GreiS vt ct $500.
Siir oie am 30. September III
@oibington itattiinoenoc Nutomo6i!-
@lunlcnporuoe bot Die SanoelSfom.
mcr cine pr1htigc iil6erne Bunld)-
@omlc gum @crtbc bon $500 ais gro,
ben YrciS mlSgcictt. @ouocrleur
GrotbcrS Don WurplnnO bat 5ugc.
iuQt, ais elmer Der BrciSrid)ter 81
fungircn.
6alconio 5nrtid.
Woniigneur 5olconio. Der npoltoli=
idc 1clegot III @oibington lon9tc
Qcitern Nbcno Don ieiner mebrmonol-
ld)en Heiic nod Nom in @%uibington
mieoer al. Ger bo6e 8eiitlife befin.
oct iid bel better @eiunobeit. Gin
&olticn @eifGitc mortet Der @rle0i,
gltng 0urd) i'm.
seine $ ii bner5ud in
Wnibtngton.
&n ncnigen Eugen miro Ole 80.
li5ei bcginnen. boS nclle @eicb 0lrch.
5%ufiibrcrL. mel6c oos Snlten bon
6eoerDieb in Der Stoot uerbictet. Sic
Stroie iiir llebertretm1g OeS @c.
ietcs betrQgt So bis $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06

Son 5ccnun Soicn. - GnS
ltnlleniide ariegSid)iii oGtrurin"
ilibr Beitern 8urmittoo BON @uib.
ington nndI Baltimore nb mo iriro
ehpo bcutc Sormittog gcgcn S llbr
81 Canton &ollnm Dor Illfer gebeu.
Sn Snr5cm miro oltd) Elm 5pcitts
iiolicriifeS Srie9Sidiii. bic oGtno,"
Den bleliecn SoiCn beiuden.
Ser llellc Compiler Sean" bon
Der 9ull.2iltie fnn1 9eitcrn 8ornliI-
tag 6u Curtis Ban an. nm BORT icine
critic SuOullg. beitcbeno aus aobler,
iiir 8ort Campo, 5loa an 9oro II
ncbmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06

SaItimurcr, ucIdlc bic CONNER
MOnntc a~ukcrbalb Der Stabt Dcrbrin'
ecn, f6nncn ben Correspondent"
uad) irscnb ciuer TOrcRe in Ocn Der.
cinigten Staatcn, europa, McrifO
nnb Canada suseididt crbultcn. 9tc
TSrcIic mag 10 oft ais scluiinI6t &C.
Gnoert uerocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06

Scutc iaqt Der Ncttcrmonn tribes
Nctttr nit moglid]cn NcQcnlhoucrIl
on, mcrgcn ober miro'S luie0cr tIor,
lat CT. Is gicbt lcidltc untlprtnNcu-
&c Winor.
En oeu unocren ounces Mcttcr4
9cobod)tlngs. Stotionct pes 2onocS
lpurhcn acitcrn Die iolGcnocn b0ditcl
(empcrotllren Ucr5cid)nct;
Guitport IS, NortIono q, Bolton
66, NIbnm Ct, Ncp Port IS, Ybilo.
helpbio SG. Atlontic .Gitp 81. Cape
Nan ~, @oibington S. NorioIt 81,
Sntteros 81, Charlotte 81, Wilmin0
ton 81. Gborltiton 81. Souumob Sc,
Sodionpile IS, Supitcr Sc, Seen Meit
Sc. Ntlanto 81, WontgomcrO 80. 9}cm
Orleans 90, Golaitine 96, Hulpciton
30, Corpus Gbrilti IS, WcmpbiQ %.
Cincinnati IS, Gittaburg 81, SalucQo
IS, Buffalo rs, GleucIono a. Ictroit
81, alpcnu 80, Worquctte 81. @rtcr
Ban so. GbicoQo so. Gullltb 81. Ct.
Eoul 80, Ct. 2ouiS IS, &onioa, Sin
so, Gmobo SO, 0lron 80. @iemord
%, Mi1iiton 90, &eleno rs, Salt ga.
fc Gitp %, Tcnpcr 81, Nortb EIottc
IS. Amoriuo 96, Googc Sin So, Cos
NngeIcs 81.
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M. Hciiicrt.
Saltimprc's Scntidcr E~bOtOsrapB
409-411
Norb- Strafe.

Norb-Wap Strahe.
Sin crittlniiises @cidJdit fir crit.
fiaiiisc Nrbcitcn, nnb feline b6bcrcn
Yrciic, lis Sic anScrsuo br5ablcn.
Spcsialitdt, @crcinsgrnppcn nno
Iamilicnsrnppcn. @erar6hernnasn
nadj altcn Bilorrn inter Warantic.
NdJtrn Sir mi obigc gbrcIc; cs
1T sn Sbrcm @urtbciic,
Seine Gerbinonng nit irscno CT.
rirut anoercn Stnbip.
(~9e6t3,S&s,t0
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SbeD. 8. 9irncr & So,
2f7, .Sttnbe,

3eutides mo onoeres msI6nbi.
idcs 8elb gcfoitit mo perfouft.
@elofenbungeu beiorei mad 3eutitp
Iono, Scitrcih, HuBlnnb ii. I. 10.
@etIel ousaeIteItt aui anslGuoiihe
8anfen. Greoitbrieie uno sraoelers
Cheques. O.
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NTnSGT sOhreieg,
MACE FLETCHER'S
GA g 7 RIA
Steil's
Oeutf6es 8ter.
nm 3apf,
gbam Chit.
(2iI-9)

WDti3.
Scbbel's cit5iscs SinSip.
Scbermann fcnnt bic uut ms ge.
l~isfcrtc grbeit; mir ocnfen nidJt ba'
raiI, ms iclbit al lobem lonoern iibcr.
lniicn bics nnicren 2ciitnnsen. Seine
sreppen bel inns ait criteisen. 2aiIcn
Sic iidj BON Gnoercn nidt tGnidcn,
rs gicbt MIR Gin cinsiscs Scbbel.Sta
bio nno oies bcfinbct iid i'm Eartcrre.
Idtcm Sic arlf bas Sans, luo nuier
9amcn anf 5hiirrn anb TrnEtrn
itebt.
Scinc Ygenien. Sin Trcis.
Idtrn gle anf
-Seb6el's-
32t 4oro-0 ansS Str, nabe Sigh.
Eafe snr Neiie in's NusIamS &c.
icrBt e. blaine, Wr. 413, En.Balti.
norsfrahe, nate Cation Ssxie ase.
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=. WcIolerounucn,

8eIoicnolnsen not EclitidIonb
uno Ocitreid =. llnsarn iifer uno
ifael beior8i. 8, 10 nno 90 Warf.,
ipluie 10 mo 90 Grouen S6cine 5u
perfoGfen.
Sbeu. 8. Sienrr < Go.,
o. Nr. 217, it.yaltimpre.S Ctr.
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ucbcrmittCln Ginlooun'
sum 3 den Sog."
- Gin aus ben 0crren: YrGlioent
Sobn Giorfs, I. &icc.Y rGiioeut 9. e.
Shneiocrcitb un0 =. Sice-ErGiibcnt
Mortin MGpcroird beltebenOcs So.
mite ocS YllnabbGlgigen 9iirgcrpcr-
ems bon WtorpIano" mahte geitern
Worgcn icinc Iufuortrng bein Sou.
oerncur, beim Wapor ullo beim 0ellt.
lhen &oniul uno iibcrbrod)te Den &c
nonntcn Die Ginlobung SIR 9eutl6en
Tag Seicr, meld)c am IS. September
I'M Hiper 8ietp-Gorf itottiinoet. lie
0errcn mcrben Ser ginlo6lng 6pl9e
leiIten. Gie gbrengdite iperben nm
3 llbr No6nlitto9S I'M Sotel &oleigb
cin 8obelfriibitiid c%innebrnen uitO
bunnh I'M Yarlor Waegon nSorO
Baltimore" Der StroBenbnbn lid
nod oen Seitplate beeebeit.
Sonn Udfcr'S YlaH II dl t
aus ii bren.- 9err 9ernaro N.
9ofer, lpcldcr Der 0uloesregieruna
Den @orIdlIog 9enlad)t bat, 9unoes.
Solnpferlinien i'm Nnihlub al, Die
Hallaltla-9abn olt Der ntlnlltiid)cn
rno oil Der Eociiic-aiiIte cill5uridten,
lit pom aricas-S cfrctGr Sufob NJ.
Rtdinion benadridltist porben. ooB
idle Nutpritat 9faIS ariegSiefrct1r
uitt 10 melt gebe, oeil Elan uuS5ii.
iiibrcu, lnb er crit sic 9cfngniiic
pom Gorgreb erlongen miiBte.
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las Mctter.

Toa @ctter mur 9eitern id0n, iluor
ctluus pGrmcr, ais an Wiittuod), it-
bod berrid)tc cine o~n8cncbmc 9rilc,
Ger itiiuolid)c Recommendations NOR
BON 6 llhr WoreenS bis s l(br AbOa.,
,,,,o f,I,4.
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Dem gtIoc SillcoIn'S. Den oos bicligc
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