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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26

CuRiosrTY.-A gentleman informed US a few
days since that, short time previous, while in pur-
suit OF wild turkeys, 10 Hart county, Kentucky, in
company with a friend, they discovered on the sum
NIT Of knoll or elevation large hole, that would
admit a mans body without much difficulty. Gu
rosiiy led them TO make preparations, and by an
accession, they entered this mysterious place. At
the depth Of 60 feet they found themselves in sub
terraneous room. apparently cut out Of solid
rock, through which they had passed many feet,
which appeared 10 be 10 Is feet square. Our in
foiInanr the FIST that entered the ROOM and he
was not little surprised that the first object that
met his eyes was a human skull, with all the teeth
entire. Upon further examination, it was found
thai the whole place was filled with skeletons OF
men, women and chlldIen.
Under the small aperture through which they en-
tered the place was perfectly dry, and the bones in
a state OF preservation. An entire skeleton Of the
human body was obtaned.-1hey concluded 10 ex-
anime how deep the bones laid, and penetrated thr'o
them in one place between and feet, but found
them equally plentiful the top but there seem
ed 10 rise an offensive eiIiuyia they approached
where it was a little damp. There was no outlet TO
the room, and large snake which they found there,
aud which appeared 10 he perfectly docie, passed
around the room several times while they were Ia IL.
The discovery is a subject for the speculation Of
philosophers with regard 10 the period and ci.cum-
stances attending this ancient charne house Cen
trail Wafeht0wer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26

TRuTH.-Truth has been thus eloqucnily desert
bed by n Breton, who wru,e In 1910:
Truth is the glory Of Time, and the daughter of
Eternity title of the highest grace, and note of
the divine nature she is the life of religion the light
OF love, the grace of wit and the crown of wisdom
she's the beauty of valor, the brightness of honor
the blessing OF and the JOY faith her truth
is pure gold, her time is right precious, her word is
most gracious, and her will is most glorious; her
essence is in God, and her dwelling with His SER
wants her will is in His wisdom, and her work to
his glory she is honored in love, and graced in
stancy in patience admired and in charity beloved
she is the angels worship the virgins fame, the
saints bliss, and the martyrs crown; she is the
kings greatness, and his councils goodness his
subjects peace, and his Kingdoms praise she is
the life Of learning, and the light Of the law the
honor Of trade, and the grace of labor she ha'h a
pure eye, plain hand, piercing wit, and perfect
heart she is VISIONS walk in the way of holiness,
and takes her rest but in the resolution ofgoodncss ;
her tongue never trips, her heart lants, her
hand never fails, and her faith fears her
church is without schism, her city without fraud,
her court without vanity, and her kingdom without
yiany. In sum, 50 infinite is her excellence in the
construction Of all SENSE that will thus only
cude in the wonder Of her worth she Is the nature
of perfection in the perfection of nature, where God
in Christ shows the glory Of Christianity"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26

MIcnioAS. Our dates from Detroit are Of the 10
inst. There was no drawback to the good news
from this State which we published from the Buffalo
and Detroit papers few days since The Wings
have elected ter candidates for Governor and Lieu.
tenant Governor, 10y something over ONE THOUSAND
majority. Both branches of the Legislature are w.
which will secure the election Of Democratic
Wing Senator to Congress, in place OF Lucius Ly-
on. The victory is complete - Boston Courier
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dors heiAv.anSious 10 mike sale The transactions
emtriec lse hhds HAVANA, tori and sweet. a, ~
% 100 ioIio @co ava 80 100 Noovitas 90 20
and 50 Martinique, rs cts. all aa months
oms-Linstcds arc suiie inactive, and we have
only To notice the sale Of Assoc gallons English, a,
Csc, months,
SrIcrs--rho stock is increasing and the prices
arc in consequence declining.
MoSrY AND Money matter. eoniin.
uel to grow easy; the Banks discounted marc and
moro freely and Stocks continued advancing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26

CONGRESS meet next Monday. Then comes
the tug for Speaker Two Wing Numbers from
Massachusetts said 10 DO too unwc to DO pres
ent on Monday, and there is ono vacany. This is
sad news indeed, and renders the success of tho
Wings more doubtful.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26

Six Meeting al Svdbury.-A large meet
in of persons interested in growing The
mulberry and in the silk business was lately
held at Sudbury in this State, when the Adj
olson and Rutland Silk Society was formed
and officers for the same appointed. The
object and design Of the society is to intro
duce and extend the knowledge and prac-
tce of cnltivatipg and raising mulberry
trees, of feeding and managing silk worms
and Keeling silk from Cocoons, in the most
approyed neihod. B. Falls Gas.
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THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The British Queen was autographed at halfpas,
o'clock this Saturday Z. NJ. and arrived at the c-
iy at hall-past s.
The Queen left Portsmouth Nov. 4th. She brings
$50 passengers.
by this arrival we have London papers 10 Nov. Sd
and Liverpool dates TO the LIST.
knowing the anxiety of our subscribers to sec tho
news, we determined 10 supply our entire mail lis,
with an Extra
The news is in all respects rather favorable
The Liverpool had no, arrived out, had any
news been received OF the suspension of specie pay
mcnts by the L. S. Bank
As the King and Queen of France were leaving
the Thueres, Oct. 10Th crazy woman threw a
stone into their carriage breaking the glass, the
fragments of which slightly injured the Queen.
Octol er 23rd being the day when the propagation
of Parliament expired, two Houses met pro forma
and were further prorogued to the 2th OF December.
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NEW YORK MARKET, Nov %.

HrpEs-There has been bui little doing, the de-
msnd from the trade continuing limited and tanners
being unwilling 10 purchase at former prices. The
sales have been cargo Of Rio Crande, embracing
5000. on tanners aecoout. al Is io 10 cis. mos.
Also 200 from Central America. have been pgr-
chased il PhiisdelPhis. lOr this maTke, terms not
iranspire3.
McLAs.rs-Ths prices continue - deerease, hel-
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lhe above returns camo through tho Journal of
Commerce and by tina, paper copied from tho Balti-
more Patriot and is probably the whole story. They
show loss to tho Wings from tho popular vote OF
last year Of 367.
The Journal however copies an article from the
n. o. American OF tic 18th which claims the State
for tho Wings, Gov. aud all. All is yet uncertain.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26

WIN. l.. Mackenzie remains in prison at
Rochester, n. Y. The President has been
peiilloned by thousands Ia pardon him. but
the n Y. Advertiser says the President de-
clares that he will do il on no condition.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26

'rhese remarks were prepared for the Chronicle
Of Oct. "a, but since they wItleD Information
has been received which renders II expedent 10
Withdraw the LIST artillery al present from the Cana
da frontier The Sd viii therefore remain IN Fiori
a until the cxgencies OF the service other points
will allow OF lis being relieved.
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DIED

In Tinmou,h. on the 18th inst, Mr. LinuS Cramp-
ton Esq aged 90. lMr. CHAMPION was married OF
the Goth ul,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26

and &c sstciy ofesgtrssien vln e~nars,s Win them
1h~ they tstta5sesd ,sss seh~sls The
h,ict W. predict .hey wil have vice sss s.,sses-
dsNled citcslatign,
Having srsa.ired. With much as~r~sa. Esrevsssv
Fire.. Sroand, aud THIRD Class R~sa~ts. dee gsed -
IN sci..sns. I nkr the hh~tfs a. f~easanpro1
th-'a beats wheh think sar-lied hr ear =
ile kInd with wheh sm srqasiatss TIE vhrd Co.
Reader sssgaed ut III yeaeget class Al usdsse 80
The S.oond tt b,gh-r. both 81 which hoeAo tD<on,
small .ed CHEAP. w,l sdspsd i.s GO eel - y -
,ammsf tohsnls Til. Fir. Class Reader 10 tAruef g.
p.ttcul f,v d.san.d Tor the rir-i Class ~ <
common winter schools. II esnea, fsi ~ ,slse<G1
almost f~adrr. SAMUEL G. lOVE4AN
For Sale a, tho Rutland Book Sssse. "
Ao-~oe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26

TIVE Subscriber, having ronclueSd 81 NIB
Il IN his tusin-rs IN the Ssrag, viltrsS
stock 81 GOODS i"r ssst ~ g~Ss erdi1l@
lnwsf ih4n r,a be hpueht in town. Please~ y
\. @ nove,
Rutland. NV % q
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Foreign.

From the Journal Of Commerce, Extra.
New York, Saturday Evening, November, e3d, !
o'clock. (
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH QUEEN.
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URlGmToX MARKET Monday. Nov. Is
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AStgs;sssG

nit,ssnFp' Eise,iea--for Governor and nno Mem
bers Of Co1rrsss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26


Fnr saps -
I'D i.ANK Rroke
ID l. tier sHd u
sue paper ; ensme -
Card R,cks aud c.
aud Car,nin~ Seeeo
Pal I Boxes, 0ra3im
dis Ink. >aiisvkss
aud silver ink IN
blue writing Duh
pencils, l.ondsss@
Germaa siltes
packet; stc~i r.
wallets asd pss
ellis ; Aiuurs.oA
sup~rfine IN
shaving bose
- brad. aro
These ~iu =
hooks, are ~
as they will
credit.
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Oefentlither S:rfmtf.

SO fra auf Ccnneritas Zen .1oten ndd,s
Fen Sctpberu AM 9SrbnlSule rrn @crrge
Neiccrid,, III 0iieeer Salfrrb Ga,lnHhip.
McntgrmerD @auatY, fplgences AM cfents
lieber Ieneue oerfauft mcrbenI ndmlit:
gine Cuantitat YSuftn,Bs, Wilcfinftwns
Vasrcls, pents une @rcllsDfobcl 8retter,
aQe pen Der teiten 9lrt, pealthieccne Srrs
ten plaRfcn, Suthens uno M6bclspldnfen,
1didlid, fir j,rbel barauS ,n Madden; all
lcs S,rl; 1T trrotcu gun, @crarbeifen. Sinc
Sorbelbanf NIT erei Sd,raubcn uns Sd,ubs
laec, cine Urehbanf nit ecn crfrrorritd,en
MrifeIn, @barnild,s uno 'anherc S,ebcl prn
alien Sprtem @Scltirr fir Gd,r1nbcnntas
a,en pen 1>2s3 g. 4sNne 6picrtcl Sou, eben:
faGs ein Sdmauboelthirr fir Sctcerrrc6eel
II, maeten, cin SimmermannS 99iufelenen,
5peras9lrt, Snnos9lrt R(ammbafen. etlers
ner Shruubfed, Sdgen, Schrer nnp nrel,
piele ancere slrtifel su .peltduf3 bier ALE
Sll melecn.
Ter Scrfauf teainnt I'm IL 1lhr Mits
tags, am erIaStcn Gage, tpana 9ebiIbrenee
9uflpartun9 se9cten,mne bic 8soiTSun9en
tcffannt 9eiaad)t iprrceui icflrn pril
Salbar Seierrid,.
9Iud filt ;mci 9naereien 5u perletnen
Man fraae fir baS Jtdbcre bel . a s'a>r
neto ih nad,.
GrNteu1bpr ~ SIP
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Or. SoIep g apierre'6
'9lus Otineralicu mnb TfIanseu he
reltcte S9tcNlsrcil.

relftte 9ltCSrcfl.
:2ar ihntntR, nitren unb lmftblbartn Sseis
hIn9 aNtr 5,a1tfrantbciten, StrltsunAsn une
9luai hd9sn, pis rcm Srtnnen, S,qlbtn teaus
ca, 0uttihcm Stsdwn, 9ftlsen Sbtrcn, @e<.
ltbWNrtn, n,GrttSTNS llnreinsm Slute cntftDtn..
9ifs gOfsri;;n bstt >anh, sben io seibminr
Anr Il ber, alls ,9ruit>, Ma9cns snnp QebtNs
bn,trss1, als lcuitsm Aitbnla, @nNtrtlitisfeit
Maatnpsrporbsnbsjt, 9urtblauf, .Rclf, Nuhr
&trtcpfunA @itbttn, @rtrs,hCm Stsin in*eer
Slais, MWumatiSn1, Die Sbrlcrl unb 0Slirme
itr Sjnetr, Die Slbns, Obrsns unr Au9tns.
pthmyrHH, Die ,Sttfrantbtit5 lle rsim9t cas,
Sut iidrtt rsn a2agen uno hefmrsrt renl
aNprstit.
Sir alls risis llsbsl 1T lts erprpbt unt fann
fir fsltbs ais tnttNbrnssuc pntnrgt ,rsrbtn
EBidt Ssu1niit rom 9tRsts tuittbtn faiu,tsn
ecr9slt9t ncrosa, ,rsnn pr Nawn, bier trla1ts
ts, tcd) 1T Min llbcr;su1t, bas Sober teir Gss
braud, bsrlltsn rDn iDrtm 9luscn tririebist
|apsrbsn ipirp.
OtiW mtcbiiin 1T NIT tss Srftrrs Namsn
i'm @Iais une tinsan ssrrE6ttn BttraHbssstz
tsl rtritDtn, in b9itr SMIftrci III babsn, fir
ben eerinssn prsis pcn 62 Ia eswsbis 8taibs
Ssli 81.
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8 Tut 81 tf { It.

Mebr ais 10, 900 8orcu Don feeiop's
Ilutpiuen ,puroen in pbil1oelpbia allein
perfauft uuo cine tpeit 9rohere Suantis
tat i'm 9anos. in Dem perfeHenen Sabrf
(ein iihrSeueenoer 8etpeis ibres unid,a3s:
baren Wembes uno iGrer osi!froft, iouit
wuroe cine iolbe sroi1e S.uanttdt ME
pelfauft perren fonnen.) Unemfeblun.
gen BON pielens Der Iusseseidnstifsn Nerss
te, uno anbtrer, mtt beo(elteaoen Dlrcftts
cnen um cine jeDe Sore-Qnempfeblun-
gen uno bic paBtisierune Der iablreiten
Selbeiniaun9en itno 5aefoit lpicli9 am, ise
bier anfubrea 3u fonneu-
2ieIe piCen (ino einsi9 unb allein aus
GrduternsSulams,eneeiebt, wopon Gar.
lapariua Elm 8etfanotbcil If.
Sic lino frei poA Sueeelilbsr ooer an :.
bern mineraliiben 3ufd sen, aus rpdben
bcinabe alle aroerg pulen beftebeno une
rpceurfb mesr aefybnibe Soleen entfte
bsn, ols Don einj9en anosrn uriacben.
Dicle YiItn, inssmfie oas @sAit reis
nieen, bAeiti9cn ole Notbmenoiofeit 70
oft Ioer ;u laitn als es ee,pobnli6 9e-
lbiebt. Gie lperoen ale llnreinofeten
entfernen,; ,uno fcute Die Gireutation ees
Sluts auf irgeno cine 2Seife perbinbert
mcroen, 70 ,peroes die cieietbe wieoer ber-
iteqen, uno eeuib eine iebr bailiame
QSirfNno maiden. Die Natur piro our6
ibren Gebraucb 9eftdrft unb ate unans
eenebme Gpmptpme entfernt.
gSenn perfcnen Don rinsr r4aaeen unc
bpftioen 8ronfbeit efneien iinb, 70 tper
Den lie eieielben leW pobltDdti9 ftnoen
sim bic SeuAti9feitea am -sSor4xr au emf
ferncn, Die m,pobnliD aob in Den, Sp
| item suriiablciben uno tbele5 aufb ourb
Die &evfbieoeabeit uno Wen9e Der Wle~
oieineu Derporeebrabt weroen. Die nab.
renb Ger 8ranfbeir aenomnen iperoen.
Gie weroen iebr wirflanl 4efunoen
,peroen CUR Gntfcrnun9 alter frdnfliben
Gmpfiupunatn, Stodun9en uno peroor=
bene Bsubti1feiten, Die i'm 8tblut ents
balten fine, uno ourb ibre milse @i0en
fbaft als Nbfubrunosmittel ptroen iie
oae Spitem Dor hieien oiftisen @inpir-
fun9en ibafreifR3 benn bon Ger Nrants
beit ms Slut bdnat Die @elunobeit Der
| Wenitben alb, nic es in Der Slebel eetebrt
miro: "oas esbea beS Sleiibes iit i'm
| 0luts."
Gie ,perben iebr nablid, fsir sur Ser
treituns Der anan9enebnfn Gpnptome
uno een GinFub BON 8ollhlutiafet, ols
9ewobnlib Sbpobbeit. Sdpinoel i'm
&o4i, &opfweb, &c. brporbrliDen.
Sie peroen ieDr miriam DefMnpen rper
oen fir Die @eiibtsfarbe beiterer 3u ma
J bsn unb cine iu9eneli1e 8latbe berpor-
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Durcb pripatGanpel
3u eerfaufen.

IA tllatetid,riebene nud, 9Hcitcpssu
;icbcn acecnft uro tereits 9esaaft tat IL
ipin er ietnc plunta9e rerfaHtsss 9elc9ctL
III Qimericf Saunitir, McntgrEcrs Euahtp,
aren;cuo an 4anb erM >peter Ssrhcrits, Srein
rid, Ssraus, Gjecrge MIud uno S,le,ra,
tDietts pen Ger &rptefcs'6 5tirtle, J 9Rric
rrm SuMtsxaus, e pru pettstlltn, 80 prn
pbdarrlrhia, 1 pcm Jiearin9 Surnrclf, J
opn Der Sd,,panlmeritralIt - pom Micgrls
lpcd ruc gcbt cine bifcAtlidIe Stralr am
Soal,lt prrtei natb hem Surnreif,
enthalteua. lO5 alder eanc,
iu eincm kthcn,9sstal,ee Ger GuItur, beinahc
gcn, asfalft, 'uno 9Safsr iii tcinabe alcn
Ncloern, alle6 inter &lcc uEo Z int hyatao
fann gemaht mcrbcn. Sin niefchteno Wais
fer lSnft rar..sd. Ta9rn itnp l2 9lder
Wiclen 80 slder 5ools!anb, uub sa6 llcbrl9c
aut 9auidnc.
Garauf bcfuret lId' ETA, arcs
AsEs.5A iteineru I&chntau6, nit cncr aIs
ssss8a 9ebauteu Stikte, Seller rarltntcrl
4sssss!8 4trssssssssa8 Sang uno 3 Stubcn 'auf benz ct;
itcu Spccil unb Sang nsa Gluten auf
benz 2ten 8poen, gutter &rluiten NIT ctuer
Nunpr nurin rtahe BEL fcr &'nd,cf'thlr,9rrls
il (teinerue Schcuer uno 9SIgenh@ES, unf
IrNlf al(e u6thi9en 9tctcnas sbduce, em gutter
tro9clloer Salm5artcn nit sltrf,L Sirnclt
&irfd,cn uno Nfrlttcn.
go. 2, GnthaItcno Ia Stder eanc, nno
orrust al rtiae Mlnta9e unp all elc aes
naunte Gtstilc WcId)c am aS.aafe prrte'
fnhrt.
Tarauf tefnrct f1d cin ;,prts
1<SsE1'A itotiScG iteinern 9SnhnhonS, He1@
III: EEsa ler naruuter, eine ,Stuhc nno Sits
A::axsssslsssaa t)c duf cent crltrH 9Srrcn, 2 SM<
ben nnf Gem anecrn Srbelt, etne quite StheII'
CT unp 9trben9cbdnre, Gutet Banm9arten
uRe {rRit utlcrlci Cbit, . 9t;fer lIno 'iMricn,
,,t.ra5 S,rlS ca5 llbriqe out Saulano lrillnf
Telocr 9ctbcilt. ginc JtHn Iaaft curh oas
9auo
Cine frcitcrc VcItArcibunS eratf'tet n,at
ais unnSthiA ca &auluitige elaqrlaoen ilno
ras @igeutbunn ,u tclclclt nno fir ildl lctff
III urtbeieu. tfrintr miro ce perfc blen stiltn
[suten ftuuf mathen su toNncn. ;Dtan mels
DC llh aui Dem plase bcl cen unterlhrte'
benc;
George &ebt.
Srptember 11.-lS39.
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S,intcrlaKenihaft oss unldneft in 6rans
eonia Iaunlbip, Mont9omerp 9auns
tp pcritorbsnen Wliebael Sung.
81 a h ri eft

,pirb bisrmit 9eastsn bat bic llnhritbristsncn
rurd, rem Nisgiiiriur ers sriaatcn >Sauntts
als Nrh,ini''ratrrsn itbsr ntise J,inttrlaitrs
ithaft tingeitkt finr unr has esmSsnias Nle
bic nob an pisitlts st,ras fthuloia iInc nrins
asne erfl,tht ,r.rpsn, irt,to ,pis mtalid, Sab,
inna an bic llntsrltbristtnsn 81 lsiifen, unb
Nus Die nttb stmas IN tisitlbs 81 ferhsrn bas
ben ailfasfcrrut rsrten,brs ðnungsn ,ucbls
btltat'9t fir Se;abluns cinSubanti9en an
slilabrtb Sung, Nomtn.
Siaae Sang Nom tor.
Septtaibsr 10. Amt.
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3nbrineen, Die Sommerilefe, trrdsne u.
waheriss BlaStben i'm @eiid)t, am bal6
uno am &orper Su pertreiten; blafe
Sarbe, 6ibblattcrn, Sinoern, @rino o..
Der Uusib!d9e an Dem &orper, &c.
Brauensimmer tperpsn iie ais e,n unr
1baebares Wittcl Tnosn tei ieoer mo-
natllben Reinioano poer He9elr, ann Ne
pereiften Stuhti9ftiten uno bic anan
9enebne @lrtuno oerislben in oisien pe:
rio n 5u usrtreiben.
Srausnsin,mer pcn piersio bis fnnfsia
SaDren, as suelcber 3sit iieb elm Medlel
i'm fprpsrlibsn SDltem einifrQt, ip.rosn
in bsisa @lucn ftet5 einceruns fincen
uno Die unfbaB Bbare gi9sni ibe it ees}elbln
nobrnebmen.
Brouen srerorn ,pdD DrvRt oer Sd)nan
9erlbaft isbr >pirfiam Mao sedJtbatia
finosn, uno fonnen oiefettvn nsnnen pb
ne Ole asrinaitt Burbt, oaB iie ibrvr Sci
beefrubt 9ef0brlib lncrben. Sie iper~
oen Die unan9enebmcn @nlpfiabuneeai
pertreiten, Die apahreno Der Sbnan9er
lbaft oemsbnlitb ilnh, al6: Sebmuhe,
Wattiofeit, Gtlpineel, Gdppermutb,
Grdnflibfcit re5 Ma8ens, ,ieGnlubtises
Serlanaem SeitsnibmerSen, @elbrelt
len coer S1msrSea i'm @eRdt.
Srauen mcrpcn iic nab ccr Gutbin
Dung i,br bsillam finoeu, inoem Iie ibre
nQtlrlibe @eiunoDeit uno S;tGrfe ipee
ser { bneil belfteacn, neil tie oas Sptem
reri1en pon allen unreinen Seudti9fei-
zen i'm 8ebtl,t, unp bttpirfen ollp ca
ourb Die Spannfraft uno Storfe cstrd)
oen Gnrper.
Gle ilnp oas frdfti9ftt Gsenoift scoeu
| Wertur, NInoen, Nrlcnle cbsr Suiniur,
lnD ocoen ale nlineraliioben 3ubereitunr
gen, Ole bis iest crfunosn lpuroeu uno
oltbs perionsn, Gle Wineralien anoss
renect UDer 9ebraudt ba6eay Defenders
| Mcrfur pdbreno elmer &ranfbeit bon
iroeno elmer geithafsnleit, icllten ME
perfeb(en feline @lrfun9 9daSlib aus Dem
SpIten, al perb1nncn. -.
Water, @laler, 8lciFabyifantsn, l(rtei,
fer in W1elRn9 unO Surfsr, 1c. nerben
! lie als Elm ei9entbimlibe5 Wntcl finosn
9essn Glieoerlabmuno Don 8lei, uns se'
gen Die perlbieosnen un9elanotn Ginrpir-
tunoen, bic iib bel lol0en gerionen eft
einftelltn. nsocn ibrer Selhdftiaun9.
Sur 8beumatbismu5 uno @iOt ba-
ben lie lib ibon pislfab als'sin ,aans Ell
oentbiimlibes 0eilnittel bemdbrt uno
peroen nit GroHRem 8ertrauen oafur
|empfoblen.
3u perfoufen in 9eibp'e @ehlntApits,
mittel- -9debcrlaee gum GsbiEo 'bas "acl'
oenen IcRrs uno Sblaneen,' SEQ. 19l
u. 2te Strahe, eini9e s 5biirep unterbalt
Der &iue. in pbllaoelpbia.
Iub bel DEN Daupt Sru9lten in pbi'
laoclpbla, unc bel
! s. &lctt, Aprtbeerr, Gtts ber '2ten u
I fSallowbiu Straile.
I s. Sbn1itt unb SO. IpotDefer, brittle
| Strafle, ndbfe Sbur susn Tnhen 70
Ilpen.
S. 8ilbcrt 'unb 60. Npctbefsr, Ste
Strdiie, nabe Der @ine @trale.
2(eam Oilleoab' Stobr, aimerid,
WontscmerV Gauntr
8ean uno Sbrad's Stsbr, %orris
tdHn
1 Sreibeits. .Wdbter Druftrsi, Sfippaf
| Sautr, Srcuno Druderei, Sunnptaun.
9ruttrs: ere &itmalrn Bectathter, &ers
Yreis 25 Gent Die Sbabttl.
4 Ug:ne polli9e IbbanblRaa ubsr Der
@sbraub oieitr 2siop's Slut pillen in
ofutibtr uno tnetiiber Sprabe If oes
Soren beiee9eben.
|
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thi,m ~ tcf1dtigcr uno fir fiji, fettif 5a ags
tbeilen. .Wan nieaee iIob auf een Ylase lei
Charles Goller, sprbnhaft barant rrcr Del
seinem Der llnterfhriebenen, ,nidtt,peit capcn.
Socnrp Gsbonfdip.
'8eorae Sblotttrer,
)eT Tcetbr. lS. 1889.
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Stlible! ,Stublc !!

Ter llnteridlritbene srlautt id, bsrniit, isi>
Ersuatsn unn rchrreip. Mutlifum litsrbaupt
ras CT cine arcilt ssilS,rabl urn ass
fen Srrtsn StibIsn, IN isinsr 2Srbnun9 uuf
'5eInb bat, ais:
9trns MT Sdnuftl Sflihle, Settie5,
Sincere mo gelpbhnltbr Snlhie,
bic ale aus Dem tsitsn WatriaI fhSn unc
rIurtb1ft,uat Der nsustsn Mcec. 9snadt line
nnr bcralit ;um 8sffauf ;n9ebrtsn ,rsrrsn.
Ssb,rnann ii sin9tlaren tei itsn anjuruitn
unb fir litb fsttit 81 urtDeilen.
Scins 2GebnunA 1T bsi S.rm Scbn sticcrs
fer, IN Ger Giraffe bic non @panstsir9 nab 'bsn5
Sfipracstr &srianrmlunasbauit flitrtn Sfip
9AG s-u'nithir Mcnt9emrD eailntp.
Scutt jtlnanp fein Der Gttble Su f,,Mftn
wlinid>t uno ltlbit ftn Sutrmaf bu, ile
atsutDtsn, ir ,pirb CT Iilb temltbtn tieitltsn IN
btlEn 2&cbnllp1 Su belcr9cn.
SSen1S NellG.
9luAut 7, 1899. 1l-45.
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Gin lSort an Gftcrn.

9Sie oft miro Die Suoeno bobin ae-
brabt 100 ee am ipeni9itsu eripartet miro
ourtb bic Nus5ebruna. tno BON ben Gls
tern nab ibren Grsbern beoleitet, oir9e'
lpintr Waalen Die llriabe ibree sprSeltl
gen Sooee lino curtb Die 8ernahldlli-
guns &erfaltuueen in ibrem Gntltebcn
III bemmen, is nur als unbcoeutence YET
penlbaften tetralb' eno, Die ibre Iufs
merflamfet nibt ansiebeR bis Der 3err
ltSrcr iein 9Serf beoonnen uno lb eln
Opfer 9eiihcrt bat Dies 1T feline elm
9eblloete Sbiloerun9,oe ,oenn saMreltbe ta9s
lieb lit ereienenoe Safe beipelien Die
SDatiate.
Sei Grpabienen brinoeA 8erfaltune
gen oohelbe Neiultat lrreor. obtr iie
MAIDEN feline 70 lhncae Sortlbritte nle
in Der Suaenn; lie lollen lnoeiltn, heioee
an Sinner uno Gr,pahfenen, frub3eltle
beaebtet, anti nid,t ais Mnbeoeutenoe Yet
oen1baften anaelehn lperosn. bcnn es 1T
cine triioeriid)e Spce cbne 3lpeifel oas
gtben BON Saulenpen perfurSt bat.
Sr. 8ehter's
2ltn9en> Pr >ferpattp.
yreiS SO Gent Die Blaibe.
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q u sac b T u ne.

&c fer, wenn ou einen SOuten coer
cine 8erfaltuns paf 10 bite oib Dor oec
rem Sdsen. &erfaltuneen MAIDEN 9es
nobnlib unbsmertbare Bortl6ritte une
Iblsiben lt in pas meniblide Spitem
elm, 100 lie Iib enoiib auf Der pun9c auf.
lesen nno nit Nussebrun9 enoI9'n.