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would kill the germ.

| would kiii tue germ
Another class Of ''cures" for CON.
sumption, by which many people are
deceived, includes the secret rene
dies advertised by uuscrupulous doc
tors and professors" at the heads
OF so-ealled institutes" These peo-
pie advertise that they can cure con-
sumption at home by means of rene
dies which are secret and known only
10 them, or sometimes they advertise
that they can cure consumption at
the institutes" through some secret
course of treatment, For instance. a
professor" out in Kansas conducts
an institute where he claims he
has a drug which viii surely cure
consumption. A doctor" in Mime
sofa says he has a new remedy which
he himself win exploit for the bene1
.it Of humanity. A Colorado special
isl has advertised a new method Of
curing the disease. A St, Louis drug.
gist claims to have found how to
dynamite" tuberculosis germs An
institute" in western state has been
opened recently, which pretends to
cure consumption, without resort to
fresh air treatment, largely by means
Of massage, osteopathic manipula-
tons and some secret methods.
Again. the National Association as
serts that the very fact Of secrecy in
these cases tends to discredit the so
called cure. No responsible physician
will find cure for disease and refuse
to make it known because of pecun.
iary motives.
These two classes of "cures" are
not "eures" at all. Consumption is
durable disease. however, and in some
places more than IS per cent. of the
patients under treatment have been
restored to health. The essentials
for the cure of consumption are rest,
fresh air and wholesome food. A
large number of physicians have been
working for years to perfect vac
cine, or anti-toxin for tuberculosis, or
to find some agent such as tuberclin
which will assist in the cure of the
disease. Thus far, the experiments
have not furnished product which
viii either absolutely cure or prevent
consumption, or render the patient
immune aginst the disease. Many of
these serums have proved effective
in increasing the resistance Of the
patient and thus helping in the cure,
but no scientist Of repute today
claims TO have discovered tuberclin
which will produce a cure without
the combined aid Of fresh air, rest and
wholesome food.
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In oil my life. | recommend Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to all
my friends. - Mrs. WILL YoUNG, 8
Columbia Avenue, Rockland, Me.
Backache is symptom Of female
weakness or arrangement. If you
have baokache, don't neglect it. 70
get permanent relief you must reach
the root of the trouble. Nothing we
knowof will do this so safely and surely
as Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Cure the cause of these dis.
tressing aches and pains and you will
become well anu strong.
The great volume of unsolicited
testimony constantly pouring in proves
conclusively that Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and Lerbs, has restored health to thou
sands of women.
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass.
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands te health free Of
charge.
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WISHES TO AVOID WAR.

LONDON, Feb. PA dispatch to
the Times from Vienna says Aus
trias military preparations are cost
ing 100000 daily and represent
burden that cannot be borne indef-
niteIy. 1t would be premature, says
the dispatch, to regard war as GER
tain and it may be confidently as
serted that the nearer possibility of
armed conflict appears, the greater is
the desire Of Austria that it may be
avoided.
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TAKE JAP CENSUS.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. "a. The
Senate today passed a bill providing
for the taking of a census Of the
Japanese in the State to determine
California should ask for a
general exclusion law. The bill has
already passed the assembly and
Governor Gillette will sign it.
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c. R. Kluger, the Jeweler, 1860 Vir.
ginia avenue, Indianapolis, Ind,
writes: "I was so weak from kidney
trouble that could hardly walk a
hundred feet Four bottles Foley's Kid
ney Remedy cleared my complexion,
cured my backache and the irregu-
larities disappeared, and | can now
attend to business every day, and
recommend Foley's Kidney Remedy
to all sufferers, as it cured me after
the doctors and other remedies had
failed" T. r. Laurin, Owl Drug
Store.
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DENIES THE STORY,

WASHINGTON, D, c, Feb, a.
After an official investigation con.
Quoted BY cable, Baron Mayor Des
planehes, Italian Ambassador has
issued an official denial Of the pub
lished story following the Italian
earthquake Of large number Of or.
phaned children sold to white slav-
cry" abroad,
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Foley's Orino Laxative cures con-
stipation and liver trouble and makes
the bowels healthy and regular.
Orino is superior to pills and tablets
as it does not gripe or nauseate. Why
take anything else? r. r. Laurin,
Owl Drug Store.
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ONO Ar FLoop srAoE.

CINCINNATI, Feb, a4.-The Ohio
river at this point has passed the
flood stage Of 50 feet and tonight Is
rising an inch an hour The official
prediction o. IS feet BY tomorrow IN
dieates the abandonment Of the
Grand Central station AZ various
Kentucky and Ohio points the water
has driven the residents from the
lowlands,
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way. ] doctored
until I was dis
couraged, an d
thought I should
never get well. |
read a testimonial
about Lydia =.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound. and
thought / would
try it. After TAX.
ing three bottles |
was cured, and
npvar faIF co 1sta1l
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Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds that
may develop into pneumonia over
night are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey and Tar and it soothes in.
famed membranes, heals the lungs,
and expels the cold from the system.
T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug Store.
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Chamberlain Swings Ak
on 21 Bills
Continued from page "

stitu,ion or trust company doing
business in the State, or wiliully or
malieiously TO counsel, aid procure
or induce another to start or eireu-
late any such statement or rumor,
Governor Chamberlain says that any
institution OF the list mentioned has
the same recourse and remedy at law
At present in case Of injury OF the na.
ture named as the individual who
might be similarly situated, and he
sees no reason for the law.
The following Senate bills were
etoed:
5, B, 9S, Abraham Relating to
fishing near fshways.
S. R, Ill. Chase Defining boun-
daries between Coos and Curry.
S. b, 1874. Chase Providing for
transcribing town plats.
s, R. i36, Marion County Delega-
tion--Fixing the salary OF the sheriff
Of Marion,
s. B, l43, Miller I.aue and Linn)--
Amending statute regarding compen.
sation Of county commissioners.
S B. IA. Parrish--Relaiing to
bank deposits.
S. B. las, Parrish Fixing the sal
airy OF the assessor OF Grant.
S. B. l52, Merryman-Fixing the
salary of the sheriff of Klamath.
S. B. i54, Bailey Separate books
for recording deeds and mortgages.
S, B. l62, Bingham-For publish
ing OF delinquent tax list,
S. B. 242, DEMONSTRATING to
salaries in Benton county.
S. B. 243, Johnson Salary Of
School Superintendent Of Benton
county,
The following House bills were
vetoed.
H. B. 63 Miller-Salary Of School
Superintendent Of Jackson county.
H. B. 6s, Buchanan Prohibiting
wearing Of uniform Of United States
Army.
H. B. 80. Fixing salaries Of
TiIlamook deputies
H. B. 296, Rush--Fixing salary Of
Wallowa School Superintendent.
Fl. B 303, Marion County delega-
tion-Fixing salary Of Marion AS
SCISSOR
II. B. 34l, Bedillion Fixing salary
OF County Judge Of Coos.
H. B. $40 Lane County Delega.
tion-rFixing salaries Of justice and
constable Of Eugene district.
H. B. $40. Bonebrake-Fixing sal
aries Of certain Benton officers
The following Senate bills were
filed:
S. B, 65, Cole-Prohibiting secret
societies in the public schools.
S. B. II, Miller (Lane and LINN
Regulating water and its distribu-
tion.
S. B. l2s, committee on military |
affairs-Providing armories for the
Oregon National Guard.
The following House bills were
filed:
H. B. 4S, Mccue - Regulating
banks and banking.
H. B. So, Bean-creating board of
-ax commissioners.
H. B. 79. Bean-Creating an insur-
lnce department.
II. B. l39, Altman-Prohibiting ami
mails running at large west Of the
Sandy in Multnomah county
H. B. l45, Bryant-Providing for
Of crabs, clans and craw.
ish.
II, B. Us, Jones Of Douglas
Amending code relating to fishing for
,almon in the Umpqua.
II b. 1872, Regulating water
power franchises.
H. B. 1876, Brattain = Reimbursing
George H. Smith, Lake county.
H. B 1893 Belknap-Acceptance of
:ertain land by State.
H, B. 235, Miller-Amending code
elating to Rogue River fishing.
H. B. 244 Muncy-Salary Of Coun-
y Assessor Of Curry.
H. B. 257, Brattain - Reimbursing
Martha S. Lane for land.
TT h 30s ProOka-An ;rr; ,
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Pneumonia Follows La Crime

Pneumonia often follows la grippe
BIT never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar, for Ia grippe coughs
and deep seated colds. Refuse any
but the genuine in the yellow pack
age. 7. F. Laurin, Owl Drug Store.
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DEAR ADMIRAL DIES.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. "a
Rear-Admiral Samuel Franklin, re-
tired, died at his home here today,
aged "a.
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PUGs WILL NOT SCRAP.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. '24.-It
was announced today that the Mar
win Hart-Mike Schreck bout has been
called off.
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MEANEST HUMAN LIVES
IN NEW YORK CITY
SERIOUS STAGE EFFECTS NOT
ED--WoRK OF SucCoRING
WRECKED SAILORS,

NEW YORK, Feb. 24--Still pant.
ing from the patriotic whirl Of the
Lincoln celebration, Gotham is ind
ing welcome breathing spell to-day
in the weekend holidays to eontem'
plate the career Of George Washing
ton. Business has been practically
suspended ior days throughout this
island metropolis and thousands on
thousands Of It's workers have crossed
the rivers for vacation trips into all
the outlying country. With only
twenty days in this whole month
scheduled for oee work and the rest
practically devoted to civic eelebra-
,ion, New Workers are experiencing a
record period OF recreation time, or
all the surfeit of excitement at the
centenary exercises, the eommemora-
tion of the birth Of the father OF his
country has not been allowed to lack
one whit of its force or feeling here.
All New York is delighting to. honor
Washington, whose memory so
closely linked with that of Lincoln
has deeply and doubly touched the
heart OF the town.
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YOUR
BACKACHE
WnLYIELD
To Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Rockland, Maine. ST was troubled
for long time with pains in my back
and side, and was miserable in every
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With one prominent man left wife
less through infatuation with the art
Of the stage and another facing a
similar situation on account OF the
hate Of it, the martial balance is sad
" shaken here to-day. The loss oi
Burgstaller as we'll as Margaret II
lington to Gotham's audiences is now
being regretted no less by the pub
Tic than by the two husbands thus di-
versely affected. That the actors art
will induce one wife to leave home
to follow an opera favorite, while
driving another toward separation
through the loathiug Of it, is causing
widespread reflection and comment
wherever New Workers meet. The
lure of the stage has hitherto worked
more powerfully in this town than
the repulsion for the foot lights; but
never before have such striking ex,
amples of each extreme presented
themselves at once.
Search for the Meanest Man is still
being conducted to-day by the au-
thorities of Bellevue Hospital where
nozzles and couplers have been cut
from the fire hose three times in the
last two months. To leave thousand
bed-riddeu sufferers at the mercy of
the flames for the sake Of few bits
OF copper findings is an accomplish
ment Of the kind Of man the police
would like TO meet just once. To-day
detectives swarm the big city hospi-
tai in the guise Of nurses, orderlies
and doctors, but no trace has been
found OF the petty vandal, Some
strange and mean acts have been per-
.petrated here in recent history; but
this sIashing Of the fire protection Of
regiment Of helpless patients is
now considered the limit in this line,
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Sin beftdnbiger Mb5mg.
&ranfe Ssieren idtuaden bem. sansen
aDrper.-Sie MAIDEN Gnd franf,
binfalltg nnb hebriift.

&ronfe Nieren idpa6en oen &or-
per 6ur6 BEN beitanoigen glb5uJ
oes lebenipenoenoen giipeis bonn glut
III Sen ltrin lino oie Subltitnierlll1g
Ser pergifteten SarnIaure, Die our6
oas gan5e SDltem eebt unb Ben So=
men Ser &ranfbeit altsItreut. Ser
8erlnlt oes gitueis perurlo6t
sdpdde, georiidtbeit, Si1fGGigfeit.
Sarnlaltre 8ereiftnng berurla1t
Sdmer5, Sbnna6tz Ste6en in1
9fnden, 0ierer- ltno 8laieniteine. 9ie
geeienet1te 8ebonolung lit cine Ne-
banoluna ser geieren uno oas bette
afittel iino 9oan's 9derenpillen.
@rpBe &uren IN San 9lntonio beipei=
len es.
@ers. 6. 9ocrora, 513 0aontona
StroBe, San glnto1lio, 9eros, Iogt:
sd babe 9oan's geierer Yillen nit
oer grobten Sotisfaftion angeponot.
Sd batte einen bunpfen S6mer5
im &reu5 unb ipurOe au1 onr6 oie
mlregelmaBige 9lusiheioung Der gie-
rem belaitiet. Sd 1puroe peranloBt.
9ool1's Nieren Gillen gu eebrallchen,
neil id 10 piele quite 8eri6te llno
Witteilltngen iiber iie gebort batte.
Sd neridaffte mir cine S6o6tel oa-
bon BON Der 8erar 9rue gompol1J
ul10 balb bora1f maren neine 2eioell
6eieitigt. Weine Sodter lit eben-
faGs on elmer geiererfranfbeit uilo
l6redli6en &opfidner5en. Doan's
Rieren 9siaen ertpieien ii9 gerooeio
poltdtig fir iie, fpie iie es fir MIDI
geiuefen tparen. gs mo6t mir Ser
eaiigen 1ie biernit 5u empfeblen, in
Der Soffnllng BOB iie o1d) anoerea
Hierenleioenoen eille @oltat iein mo-
gen."
8un gerfauf BEL oIlen Sanolern.
Breis so Gents. Solter-Wilburn
So. 8nffalo, Seem yorf, alleiilige
@genten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gud oes Nanlens =.
Doans lnb nehmt feline anoeren.
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@a6e bem spbe in gia Gpne


oSabrelang bat mir elm idmeres
Snngenleioen groBe Sdmer5en per-
uriadt1 idreibt Srau Soa Soper in
Big 8pno, So., puno mebrere Ma-
le bin i6 Dem Sooe nobe geipelen.
Die 9ler5te erflarten, ih iei unheil-
bar Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY
bra6te mir i6nea @rlei6terrng ltno
oauernoe Seilling." @s berri6tet
Bunoer bei Suften uno grfalhlng,
fronfen 2uneen, 8litltur5, Grippe,
slItbma Group, &eu6bulten uno al
Len Solsleioen. SOC uno $1.00. Ser
iuhsflai6en frei. @arantiert bon al
len 9lpotbefern.
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Cine 0epeide ous 8erIin loo

= Cine Depeide aus Berlin iogt
Cine Gepi1ion inn logenonnten Momf=
ralitats= s=Bro5eB llnterbleibt. Die BET
Den 8erltrteilten, bon oenen &apitdl
3. 9. a. 8. Berger nit elmer @elo<
bulge BON 5000 Mearf 6oponfom,
mGbreno oem u8oub16" "=Serous-
aeber Or. Slgenitein iehs Mouote
@efdngnis 5ugelpro6en ipuroert, iii
gen iid. Or. S1eenltein ser pl0b.
li6 ous Berlin peribpunoen nro
gegen melden ein Stedbrief erlo1len
mar bot auf pripotem @ege sic
sOfittellnng bierber gelangen loiien,
BOB er ii6 in Eoris oufbolte, I'M
gripotangelegeltbeiten 8u oronel1,
uho freilpillig 5uriidfebren iperoe.
Gin idmeres l1neliif, oos Elm
bliibelloes 0eeni6eltleben foItete nilo
bier onoere i6per gefdbroete, bot fi6
auf Der 9ooelbabn bon 2ublpigs=
bobe bel 0arnt1toot in Seiien ereig=
net. Cine @eieaidoft bon Offi5ie=
rell peS OfoBDero09l10 Se11nd)cn
Observation-Disclosures 9io. %.
aus 9arnlItaot batte eine &obelpar=
tie ltnternomme1 oie our6 9lb1hir=
sen eines 5dlittens 5u einem i6Gen
@nbe fan1. 9feeimentsooiuta!1t 2eut=
nant b. Croft 81 Sol3 fotto altf ser
Stelle ieinen SOB. 8ier allbere 2eltt=
narts muroen 10 i6mer berlebt bob
ibr 9luffomnen froglih erideint.
9ie in 0eoorio eri6eincltoe
3eitullg 0Gorreiponbencio" bebelap-
tet, man babe BORT, ltn1nittelbar lle-
ben Der Wfouer oes Sdloiies cine
9onlbe nit brennenoer 3iinoidiur
gefllnoen, uno 8mei 0idnner in Ser
binoung nit oielen Slllto berbaftet
Sffi5iea miro oie 9fihtiefeit Ser
Otitteilltng beItritten.
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: a s.

sSn San W1arcos ipuroen bier
&inoer oes @iilfspoitu1eilters 9oD(or
nno Elm SSunge namens Nrtbnr
Snblet bon einen aniheineno tollen
9unoe gebiIien. 9lIle flint Sinner
muroen nod aultin in's Haiteurs sSll-
ititut eeididt.
3. 9l. 9osler, elm befannter
aallfnlann in 8altrop uno Iice=Yrd-
iioent Der oortigel griten geational-
bolf, lit I'M Sitter BON iebs5ig Sab
rem geitorben.
esn Sbiner ioa cine ,Greanlc-
rp" eingeridtet peroen. Die Inter
nebmer iino 8. Sralltpein lno Sobll
&asper.
slus Segunl miro genreloet
es Jet BORT ein farbiger Strafling
Der an Der 2anoitraBe arbeitete, lill-
ter peroddtigen llnnltGnoell geYtor.
ben @ian glaube, Der 300 lei oltrd
WeiBbanolungen feitens Ser Mnflebe1
berbeigefiibrt iporoeli. Cine Inter
illdung lit eingeleitet.
geim Gerbrennen bon @bfdlle
5oe iih 5ru Sranf @ebrling ii
GaleItine i6mere gerlebungen 5n
Sic nar Dem 5euer 5u nabe gefons.
men lno ibre &leioer gerieten IL
grano.
Mns sllpine miro gemelost
bob fid jebt iieben Merifaner in
8efdngnis bort befinoen, Die ltnrel
oem geroadt ftanoen, on ser @rntor.
Dung oes gountD-&onniiiar @rni
beteiligt gelpeien 81 fem.
Der 8ouberneur bot Die 4il
ltnter8eidnet, Die ben getpobnerlr oel
Counties Sefferion ulto Orange bas
Jfedt giebt, Bombs aus5ugeben nnS
fir ben grtrng ben Sabine ltn6 bei
9edes 5u pertiefen lmo gu reeulie
ron
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Ct Sam,cs Sale.

9ein @unoer, 0aB ale @eIt i'm
ct. Somes @ofe lllndt uno ipetIi,
oenn Die Wa9G8eiten iino fin iueni-
ges @eIo mirfli6 bor5iigIi6. Der
gigettiiner, $. 90 EN- oie. III
tGglih uno itiinolih auf ieitenl
8lobe, iiberluodt oie &iibe uno Die
Speiierdume ielblt uno a6tet oaronf
ooB oie @aite prompt beoient mer.
oen. Gr mill, 0oB Seoer in poacr
8eiie electromagnetic oa8 2otal
berl1Bt uno er errei6t ieinen 3ruad
in ieoem Solle
Inter bem ct. Sarnes SoteI, SouItou
StraBe.
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W. 8. e s. @afn.
in Der 5aten5eit.

Ser &arnepal lit jett bur6ei,
Die Sett ber lmit'gem Sh,u1i1fe.
uito Wtand]em ifetnt baber, als iet
Die 3ett aus bem @elenfe.
unn bennudJ fprtdJt Elm tueiicr Wnnn:
rWtan mnR nidJt tittnter id)manien,
Gs tit geiiinber, banm nn6 ,uann
SeidJetnener 5n baitieu."
S'rnnt fate nur, tuer faiten jpl,
(ss tutrb ibm gar nidJt id)aben,
Wtan iDll ntdJt intmerbar iuie tpll
Den Magen iiberlaben.
Sb er es INT bic Stride tut,
Oh aus 0eInnbbeitsgritnben,
Sas TIT mir gleidD, etn Seber bat
Sid bantit absufinben.
4nd tit elm fuldler Saiteutiidj
Wtttnmter gar ntdDt libel.
nnb gan5 pprtreffltdb id)mefft Elm Slid
Wtt gntteriamc mub 3iuiebel.
Sp lakt fidj aufb Die sSaitenseit
8au5 ipmnheridl1n ertra9en,
sic Jet als 9tmDepnnft, setuet9t
Sent angeltrengten Wtagen.
Sn alien Stngen Wabisfeit
SIT thinner 5n empfe1len,
Sann iptro nns aud 81 jeber 5eit
yttd1t bic Weimnbbeit feblen.
Odd treibt iienn es barin SIT nett,
llnh mill bic &raft uns iinfem,
81 feio tn btefem Sall bereit
DW nj 9 +" 5u trinfer.
Sin 5laidlden ~ a mp", bas lit
8pn alien gmten Safen,
9as bette iupl sit jeber 6riit
ttns frtfflen Wsnt 5it MAIDEN.
9'rmm trinft nur immer ~ iam mu",
S6 5aitenseit, pb feine;
Damn tuerbet ibr bes 2ebens frpb!
Sbr fuikt idun, iuie ids meine.
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,,Gbenip auti"

9as lit bas S6lin1ne nit bielen 2eu=
ten, Die IN 8ranfbeitsnDten auf Dem
rfdtf9en gSege 5llr ridtieen 9eilqueIle
lino, DaB iie iidl unteripe9s bon Gltafz
ial6ertl, Die nidt belfen, fotlbern mn
@elb beroienen tpoIlen, alifbalten rno Elm
Weittel, bas I'M beiten Salle 1li9ts li(Tt,
meiitens aber Dem &Drper aud5 nod idaz
bet, als nebenlo gut" aufbalien Iailer1.
gSer. an benz entiebli6en l1ebeI Der pdz
lnorrboioen leibet, lalie iid) ia nidt bon
Dem ein5ig ri9tigen Beee gu u4nafeiis"
oen ein5ig pabren 6eiln1tttel, auT6o(z
ten. g. Neuitdbter & Co., 8or 2416,
Stein gorf GitR, perididen cine &robe
oappn fo1tenfrei.
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@iit ni6t gerileer Spannnna
miro in 8ien Dem Debut Der jiiugit
gebilbeten Slopii9en Union, melfls
nit ibren 125 Wfitglieoern Die itarfite
Bartei oes Hei6srats lit, betm oern-
nd6itigen Observation-Disclosures bes
Barlaments ertgegengeieben. DieIe
gel6norenen Seinoe oes 8euti6tulns,
welde ii6 Die gefampfung al-
les 9eutl6en 5ur Sauptaufgabe na=
ben, peroen ni6tsoeItomeniger ge-
8puneen iein, BEL ben @erbonollulgel
oeltid 81 ipreden, I'M iih perItGno-
li6 gu MAIDEN. Die SGSronie, melhc
bierin liegt, miro bon ben 8idttern
beute beionoers berborgebo6en.
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g. 81. & q. IS. gabn.
g., $. & g. q. (Saupt-2inie)

glnfnnft-
go. 9-@om Often. 7:35 borln
20. 1-Som Often. .... 500 nadnt
gto. 1o-@l &aio Il. @eiten 1880 nafn.
gbfabrt-
go. 1o-gG Yaio Ii @eIten. .7::3o nafat
yeo. 10-9aad bem Often. 1880 nohrt
$50. S-gaad Dem Often. :. 11:40 BORN.
@ictoria 9ipiiion, 9. S. G. g. 81.
9lnfunft-
goo. 5o2-guero, @ictoria, 1880 nabm
Nbfabrt-
ao. ao1-guerO. gictoria. $3.50 borm
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sanbuvit famn ntdt aedeiIt tperber

Eambtrft fann nfdIt ae6eiIt tuerben
our6 Iofale Mpplifationen, neil Ife ben
frarfen Sell oes Sbres nibt errei1en
tonnen gs eiebt MIR eiren g8eg, bic
Saubbeit 3u flirieren, un6 Der lit bur9
tonftitutipne[Ie 9eilnittel. Snubheit tpir6
our9 eitlen etlt5iirlbeten 3uitnno Der
lhleimigen 4usfleioung Der guItadiifen
3f1bre berltriaft. gSenn biefe N0bre
lidb ent5inoet. babt SIR einen riimpe!t.
oen Son ober unpoIlfommenes @ebor;
unb ipenn iie gang sei6loiien 1T, erfolst
Saibbeit, urlb ipertn bic @nt5iinbnng
ni6t geboben urlb bieie 0fo6re ipieoer IN
Ibren geborigen 3uitalo beriebt tperben
lam. tpirb bas @ebor fir INNER 5erft0rt
ueroen; uertn Sdlle lrnter 5ebn iino bur1
&afarr6 perurfacbt, tpel9er niAts aIs
elm ent5iinoeter 3uitano Der fdleimigei,
Sberfldde lit.
gSir tpollen ein1urbert 0onars fir iez
ben, bur9 Gatarrb beruria6ten Sal bon
Saiibbeit eeben, ben mir nidt bltrdl ms
nebn1en bon p9nII's &atarrb. aur~ beilen
tonnen. 2aBt @u9 unionit 3irtulare
fommen
s. s. Gbenep & Co., gplebu, ..
Berfnuft bon allen Gpotbefern, 75c.
6alIs EamilienzBiIlen iino Die beifen.
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9lus Snnnrna fon1n1t oie gead,s

= gllls SinDrna fon1rnf Die yfoG-
idt, cine IN Der gabe BON Seruiolenl
gelegene Srtihoft nalnens Mosram
lei ourd eilt grobeben 5erItort NOR
Den uno $50 Berlonen ieien babel
uln's 2eben eefomnen.
aus Berlin meloet man: Gnb-
lid tit oas 9o6naiier Der @lbe,
oas 10 eeipaltiges llnbeil aneeri6tct
bat i'm Sinfen begriffen. @iit Sill
fe Der gisbre6er, Die bon Yionieren
gebanobabt peroell lit cine i6male
Slime ber9eitellt moroell 10 oaB oas
@oiier obloufen fonn.
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Die 3iffern filr Ole al ermnr

Die 3iffern fir Ole gu ermar-
tenoe 8eteiligung an Dem aoilcr-
preisiingen in Sranffurt a. &c. lie
gen nunntebr onnaberno beititnnlt
Dor. SedsunooreiBig 8ereine nit
1900 S1ngern meroen iidb an Gem
8ettbelperb beteiligen.