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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-29
NEW sERIEs.-voL. v. Ne, IA.

L uNNSs
Its victories have been won By fsIsss
hood and consummated in fraud upon The
people.
FrsSmen ofOhiO-coms forth in your
strength 10 this mighty conflict. Il isa
contest in which all your interests arc
al stake; and the nOblsst and dearest Of
your privileges. The right Of Su 6TaRs iS
involved.
NATUALIzED CITIzKNs-you have aeI'
quirsd the right Of citizenship will you
deSy them 10 your betherS. ySur country.
mon, who are daily ceming to our shorese
Your only safety is in the Democracy.
II dOnouncSs Native Amsricsnism insbold'
ard open terms. WhigEsry forms CON-
blHSiions with "opens 10 it the door Of
Congress. and both join in singing the
song of victory.
The immortal Declaration OF Am0ri-
can lndOPOndSHcS, sssigusd 40 one Of the
complaints against George the Sd, and as
a reason why the Colonies should be free
aud independent that she has sndeavor-
ed 10 prevent the PoPulation Of these
States--fOr that purpose, Obslructing the'
laws Of Naturalization Of foreigners"
II was for The support and eventual
triumph Of this Declaration, that thOus-'
snds Of foreign born citizens poured forth
their blood and treasure in the war Of the
Revolution.
1t was for this that the gallant ErishmaA
Montgomery fell upon the plains Of One
bee.
1t was for this that the noble German
De Kalb, yielded up bis life upon the
we'll fought Geld Of Camden
1t was Tor this that the noble end Rsnen
rOus Pole, Pulaski, fell hearing the stant
dard Of American freedom into the Bit.
iSh army, on the plains Of Savannah.
1t was for this, that the brave and gene.
rous FrenchmIn, La FAyeus, left his
home, and the luxuries Ofa court, TO be-
come the cOmpstriOt in arms Of Our
own Washington, and aid in establishing
hero Tan asylum for the care worn aDd
oppressed Of all the nations Of The Earlh,r
TO make it in all time to come ''ihO holy
land of human freed Om."
NatiVeism is following in the footsteps
Of King George, and Wbiggsry has taken
NatiVeism to its embrace, is fghthiBg it's
battles, and rejoicing over its VictO-H
rieS.
Then ONE AND ALL, throw Of, the
fimsy mask Of federal deception. Look
danger full in the face, and arm to meet
it. While the ballot box is still open,
whilst the right of suffrage is still unrss-'
tTained-cOme forth in your power, crush
Federalism at once, with all It's alliances
and your Institutions ars safe, and ysun
rights secure.
Elect Polk and Dallss, by a triumphant
majority, aud your country Is safe.
WILLIAM TREVITT,
8. D. PRESTON.
A. CHITTENDEN,
JACOB RElNHARDs
S. MEDARY,
Democratic State Central CON-,
Columbus O., October 10, lS44.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-29
AK Insult WELL ANswERD.-At a |

An Insult WELL ANsWERD.-At late
Democratic meeting in Virginia, Maj
Davszac (JacksOn's companion in arms at
New Orlsans)Was one OF the sPeakSrS.-
After he had concluded, Wing asked
the privilS ge OfrSplying, which was grant
ted, when he commenced taunting Maj.
D. with being a foreigner, 10 which he
replied:
'S1R: I am sorry to interrupt you, but |
can permit no man to use such language
in my presence. Judging from yOur ap
psalancs, | was an American citizen be-
fore you were born. have son, born
an American citizen, older than you. As
for myself, | have been four times natu.
ralizOd. Twas DaturalizOd by the sanctity
Of the treaty Of Louisiana, the highest
form of law known tOthe Constitution. The
rights Of an Amarican citizen were con-
fsrrSd upon me BY the law creating the
Territorial Government of Louisiana ;and
was admitted to all the rights, blessings
and obligations which belong to you m!
fellow citizens by the law bringing the
State Of Louisiana into our glorious con.
Csnfedsracy." Then turning TO the whig
speaker, his eye flashed as on the plains
Of New Orleans, and his heart swelling
with the majesty Of old recOIlections, he
continued: Sir you look now as il you
desired 10 know where and when was th6
fourth time Of my naturalization, and
who was my sPOnSorsI The cOnsScrstst
spot on which | received the right Of natu
ralizOtion was the battle ground Of New
Orleans, the alter was victory, the bap
lismAl water was blood and fire, Andrew
Jackson was my god father, and PGtriOt
ism, ahd freedom, and glory were my god
mothers" The mighty mass Of listcner'
rose spontaneously, aud gave nine cheers
for our gallant speaker. The econ wal
soon missing.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-29
HURRA FOR NOBLE SENECA!

A letter from Seneca csunty assures
US thai she will increase her majority Oh
the lst of November. She has a nobIe
democracy, and her onward cnurse Brings
applause frOm every Isngue. Friend Brss.
lin,WO give you thousand cheers for The
dSmocsacy Of SenecO--echs The sounds
II your cO6n Of IA locks as awfully bO-
nOy as the enc in 'old Brown with her
600 majority for Tod, the fellow wants
PrOping up, and no mistake.--[ohiO
Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-29
MARYLAND.

1t is true, a. stated bV the CitizSB, that
whsa the news from Baltimore was re.
ceived, scarcely any one, whig or dsmO>
crat doubted the election Of the demo,
cratic Governor. The wings need moi,
therefore jeer the dsmScratS for bsiHg
disappointed, fer they we're as much de
ceived as the other Party:--Statesmsn.
From the Frsdrick IND. )Citizen.
THE RESULT IN MARYLAND
We vera fully persuaded; when We
pSnned the remarks which prOfacSd the
statement Of returns that appeared in our
last, that the dem scrats had succeeded in
sISc'iAg their Governor BY 4 rsspsCta>
BILE majority. That the returns given
justified that conclusion, We are salts
fed oil who are acquainted with the
complexion of the several counties in thS
State will admit. Indeed We have been
informed that most Of the knowing wings
hsIs gave up the State as lest upon the
receipt of the Baltimore city rOturns.--
Ii now appears, however thai owing to the
fact that several couAtiOs Which have
heretofore given large democratic majori'
lies proved roereant in the late contest
the Whig candidate has succeeded by a
msager. majority. The wings here pros
fssS to consider the result a great victory,
and have made it the subject OF mach
rejoicing. Truly, they are thankful for
small favors. In 1910, Harrison's ma
iority in the State vas 5,774; new that
majority has dwiRdled down to about FIVE
hundrod. They are therefore exulnng
over loss of upwards Of 1000! A trs'
mendOUs VctOry 10 be sure!--well worth
rejoicing ever! Alas, poor CoOnsry!--
thy days are numbered in Maryland and
in the Union.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-29

IMPORTANT ELECTION DEC1sloN.-
Judge King, Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, al PhiIadelPhia, decided on Satur-
day morning, that by the naturalization Of
man all Of bis minor children residing
in the United States are, ipSO facsO. made
citizsps, ,and entitled to vote when Of age.
J udge King based this decision on the
Act Of Congress Of the l4th April 1902,
and on the decision of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, in Cranchs's
Reports, where it iS expressly laid down
that"thO children Of persons duly natural.
zsd shall, if dwelling in the United Q tatss,
be considered as citizens Of the United
States" This decision is in accOrdaneo
with the opinion given by ROVsrdy John,
son, ESQ.,, Of Baltimore, and Judge Mar
shaIl, Of Frederick. k.-Dalt. Sun.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-29

The ridiculous humbug about POLK
voting against granting revolutionary psn-
sionS, is exploded. POLK voted for
lhsm-it was Clay who voted against the
old revolutionary soldiers So Of the
wood story. While Clay voted to use
public money 10 buy wood for the posr
of Washington, Polk voted to usa the
pay Of members OF Congress fer that
purpose. Elk. Paper.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-29

or Three whig members Of the last
Congress frOm CIay's own State have de-
serted him, and now go for Polk and Dali
las. These come.Outeis are Hon. John
Pope, Hon. J. c. sPfigg end Hon. ThOS'
F. Marshall.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-29

6ArWS don't wan Texas, shi So said
some folks down East. We don't want
the navigation Of the Mississippi I'VE dent
wait Louisiana. Are yOu not faE-sesing
psliIic;ans .--LouisVille DEM
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
and Measures.

A simple and frugal Government, cmfhod within
strict Constitutional limits.
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sumption of doubtful powers.
NJ National Bank 10 swndle tic aboring p, sls-
tion
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ly right and submitting 70 nothing wrong.
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poor consumer instead II tic rich capitalist.
No extensive system Of Internal Inn r1vomeni "
the General Government, or By tie S.ates.
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gradual return from paper credit system
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II bali Of the n a. Of So II n thee G, con-
tanias - aoIes' mois cd ~ Robert { n shad loan.
Eaoz County.
Lots No three and Of fractional section y, Q, 10
containing 80 also lot No ,, OF fractional NO9,
u, ID ", containing ~ +0-lOO acres; also The az If
the qI &c fractional NJ O. 10 - containing 10
acre, Ilga- ~ Eij "a Clark 10 II, Interest &C three
haHliei and sixty rlne dolls
EosclsL9 County
The Of sec II, - containing 100 acres
mo'lsa5cd by Philip La.h Ian, interest, &c 500 30.
Lake Comfy
square fom in the # aii q; morgaged by
Jonathan W. Holion: loan. interest, sc Si5J 3D.
Laporfe County.
The Or and the half of the Or Of g. 81 nr3
W obtaining eio aces moIts'ged by William Camaek
loan interest, sc s57i 81
The az OF SEC -, 81 n, w imorsag by Howard
Lots N !, , g. and 4, in sees So W, containing
CT. &c sj7f 60
The half Of the n W or Of sec 2s 81 ~ W contain
n5 50 ACRES also the or Of the a. Of sc H. 81
W containing 10 acres; mo't-a5ed by Beverly simpson:
loan, interest sc 66l dolls 81 cts
Part Of the half OF The Or Of sec So. 81 n, w
continuing 10 Sslo9 bounded Described on PAGE
60. book of the record # deeds e Laioite county; mott
gagged by Buwcll spurook loan. interest, sc 81 do
he half Of TIE qr e sc Is 81 II, w contain
ns 50 &C e. mo'ig ed by Thomas J Tuner; oan mtei-
o>l. &c C9l coils S0cs
Then or e 'le haf Of the half OF The or Of
3d. 81 n. ". bounded follows: beginning n
c7nero the half of the 60 Of said thence running
- rods; thence r,ds thrnccw 20 rol>; thence 40
rods 20 the place II BEGINNING containing 10 mott
gascd by samuel Niles loan ue est &c OBS dolls 6S els.
The ~ half oC the " ar o{ sec = s. M W contain
w y aces also Tie W haf IF the v ar sec 6 %
n, w. nlnng - 26G0 aces also the half Of the
ser Of sc 81 50 n containing 80 acres morsased
10y Eie" Shot Veili lean, tce>i,S sc 81 dolls 81 cts
The 90 Of sec 10, - n. ~. couianir 100 acres
moasci ly STEPHEN and james NJ. wmehell: loan,
ct, SC Oh d,ls&7 rtS.
Lvrrc4cc Carqfp
Lot No 81 in the Of Rcdfo,d as designated the
plat Of 'aii town mogaSed by ki,htId ". Thompson:
loan. interest &c 62s dolls o6 cts.
lte OF Tic u Oi IT ! ] ". lCei
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

q " r Loo. e. -
tan - acre. o-'sasel beHH y n'ao" Joan" Interest
Thcnw q OF ser ~ estimated rorsin lcosrres
mo-i-aced iy Lewis " ignt: ,sn; ,srss - - & -
acres a'so tie ar OF o. o. So ~ s0nr d. sotrin
ing 20 acres msieased - John Ic loan. interest etc 90
re lar OF ,ie e. se- I2Iarr aio7a scrcsie
inc 10 OF sec Is H. D. founded as drse 81 20 -
Boo Of the Record Of eds Of ,or comfy no'Fediy
Tee laf OF qrof - a.otc hair ~ seqrof
con'suos .oo morsased ~ Enas Stafford loan iure
rhe half Of tie W o. and lie w or Of a. TT
10 mr. y O.; aoihe ~ tie ar ~ see p % ~ i2~
Tseseqrof So 81 Isc. vqror
So -, ~ n, y 'o 'g gr OF -, ~ - a. - lie ne
min y Hunt; loan int e-t. 80. lO2 coils D. es
also the ~ Of ties " or m at ienr + estimated 10
coaisa Inorrrascd ~ Hunt
R.sl Comfy
TI a IF The " or 81 sec g q io "0'''s'd ~ iona
ri ~ sir of r. ,o-inir- ~
e.ieo acEe- by JOHN MrBya interest Sc
Tic Lar Of ne q Of IT, 70 co.'.rss = r.
49, s a., i.'' "os'''d Prior H"' loan" Interest q 'a'"'
Forty afe end Of Tic a Of sec o. Il
p I5n.r Zoe ro-'-a-cd nuoi rah and noy caa
The Of sc D. linrse oo.nns leo sers r,ccri 80
John " na,y Iaa. in'er 80 So - ...,...s,-....
met-lg,t by Jeu R'g.' han. ur,r~ 80 2il dlsas IT,
The hi oiihe ~ gr"f seo p - a. = .on'.s =, "'e.
airot - ,rii Ms oo',ra'rs 60
magasri iy WT7m Wmh: loin, mei,,; 81 ai5 fas
TIe oft of sec1 ~.
mogascdly Thomas Wba, loan ml,',s sc % ds 80 els.
Scor cosa'g 81, $500.
also he haif ofir 81 'le o. s"e rs 'r 80"
aio dcis q CTS.
sLelby Copaiy
ri. :%or,ra a d, Io,r O. non t ',,,., 80 ~
r., 'r m@ra ' =, ioi1 FT ,,". sa ,~, 80
re-. mor'rar i h, n.. Coat. loan iu,,r,, Nc -
he " han Of ,hr /" qr q, re =, - -, " &C.
he half of The got ~ ai,o, thr bait - m qr
Of sc L. l5n.r6 nanir "a an ae a'r' mo'gasd by
Ad.n,isi Nor-an: han. r's', iso S'7i -
re- nortgesi b, Jacob Rice. ',rn. a'rr,.t V'7i 81.
,, he "r, ss.r S sa%s $ & - Ian, n ~ ,s -
h. ha Of ihr cqrof,,e =, Is ~, 81 '".s =.
z. Il NJ f ,"s is S'' ." 20 90 ~ cart
W Young; loan, inirr.si - 81.
a. ors ..si.std - contain - - 100
serr, maisgd b. Jam', McIri", loan,
Pa Of So & s,'i""y "a a''' ''''sas''
S,rii-n'oad County
eornrr'i qr Of .'e "r'sas'd b, NArn
IN 10 "a a. d..iens'.d plat, ~ v's,
ao ~. 10 ~ aud - 49, ,' :, - 49,, n 80. IA
hond eria'd page ~ bL J. a. h r''''d q "'a'f
switzerland county mof's~gd b, Edward Patton" Ian inter
T,ypccanoc cour'y
f-l,,e: :, I,a rs'."ae ra' ,''. = e -,
The " ar Of sc y az, ,h. rct lie, - y a.
containing "a all p! q 700 acre. "os 10y Job" S"s
Lou 80 AID lalfofl y, r all, SOFA to a
10, 81 sddrios Iaf','''e. iaii -" b
,,r.f'"h Ii',n.nn.. al am' n'"' 'As"s % N''''"
> 100 ac %. ai ' " 49,, - 'sr - .r q;
81 81 2inr containing = 90 ae''s iar's-sdb W's"
Inioo County.
rar.G S "' Ise i sa ne r .',' rn -
t a' - - ,' r., - q =, = - "a ~. .,t -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
SAf4E. OF LAMBS
MoTtga god To the Sinking TuSsd for
fEiIafe to pay zHfc4c.t.

E following tracts, pieces, parcels o lois 81 l'nd OF 50
much Of each may be necessary, viii. on Thursday,
Tie u DIV Of November next, between the hour, #
O'Clock, A. and O'Clock 2. " OF said Gy a. the Court
House ~ Indian pO.s be Offered of sale o. the heh bad
der the tai being equal 10 the amount chaFg abe the same
having been mouagd % the sinking Fund ou an, the III
te esi which la, not been paid bee due,
my h the Of tue mortgage and bonds annex
Cd thereto:
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llnterf6rirbener 1T gum gisentbimer bon
5rn. Stbusert's neulieb erfunpsner patsntirs
ter 2Salttmalcbine sc,pcrpen, flir Die Gauus
ties $eeba Wontacmerp uuo Serfs, uno 1T
Nun am Oerfertl9en FOLDER Olafcbinen, an
lelncr lSertttatt All Der Efe Ger Dass
bington uno item Straec, oem alten
oeufhsreformirten StbuIbanlc 9e9enhber, i'll
oer Stapt Nsaons; 100 CT eincn Sorratb
oarfelben gum Srtbtseu nnO ScrfaIf, auf
5ano bdlt, .u Dem nirpriaen preiIe bon
3balern llnp Ite follen Dem &dufer an iraeno
einen Orr, innerbalt Der tenannten gauuties,
aus Ibaus aetraht ,peroen.
DlHe U1altbine ii fir 1ppblfeilteit, 2Sirf:
fantelt uno Scllsch,enbeit in jrber 5inItebt,
obne Nusratm, bic artBte grInouna in Der
befannten QBelt.-Ge ut Die cin5i9c Balbs
maldbine untcr ben Yielen 3aulcnpen, Die lebcn
prcbirt porprn 0no, nelhe ais pcafommea
ertlart ,pcrpen. Oielrlbe pi lt6t obne 3n reis
hen ober 3u thrtten, su reibsu cber abSnnilts
gem, 3tt preifen ccer 5u brifen.
Nutb briebt lte Feline Rn6pfe ab, imo berz
rltbtet ale bic feinen Nrbsiteu, ais : Sanme,
Srnfs, Sranlen &c. su ldufern, in ipcniSen
Ollnuten; audi reniat 1te Dollfommen ale
N6de, 5smben, Settn6er &C. BON Der 9rpts
fen uno fbmusiafen Nrt, nit wenser ais
pem sebnten Sbeil oct Seife, bic auf ole &C.:
'ptbnliebe Beile oss waIbsne anssmcnrct
tperben mu6 Gin Wdbhen bon IL Sab
rem Fam lnebr in srpsi Stuncen paIten als
5pei 2Selbsperfrnen in einem Sage init Der
6aub.
Scr patentciauthiimer, 5srr 6bnssrt
tietet 800 eini9cr perion Die einen Sebler
an Der Oaalebine 5eiaen pber oerieIbsn ciHe
Sertefsrnns anbrlnaen fann. Oa Die Saus
att unb Operation pieIer Ma(dbine einfatb
it, 70 beforst oer gisentbilmer oas psric:
men berIeitet perbcn m6ssu bicfelbe nabsus
inaeben 3u perfaufeu une su setrautbeM III
Beeintrdhtisun9 feincr 8ethte; sr ,parnt oas
ter Sebermanu 9escn oas Serfertiscn, Ser
faufen nnp Ssbrautben esrIslben, obne feline
ein,piatsuna, inccm CT sntItblolieu lit aae
Solbe aeritbtIleb 3u bsiansen, bic Itdb auf
cleie 3Beiie nit ieinen Nsebtsn bsmitteln in
Den eauntrs >eeba, Montsomsrp nno Srrfs,
inc Die tierscbn Sabre oaueru bonn ltten
Oaai lS4s. - gr bcbalt fteb eas Neett Dor
fit Shacencrlas ODER Die Gtrafe BON bier
3balcrn alle icltbe 5u telan9snL eie cine ein:
Slae Olaftbine per Nrt na6en rerfaufen
ober sebrauhsn.
. Jebn KiRert.
Jdnuar !6. 1914. 30H
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ais Gia T eteD's q
Neilli0unAb Sprup.

Die gisenfebaftem bon Datlsp's yeini.
sltngs. Sprnp pon Sarfaparilla, ais Nelnis
ser pcs Slutee, ItnD i'm 4llsemsinen 70 ,pchl
befannt, pa6 es unn6tbis TT Disl Naum aus
3nfhllen, Inn Die Bcytbeile 5u erfIaren ole
onrb ieinen @ebraMeb srIanst perpen. Ses
Der brr ibn 9ebrauhte, bat rte wpbltbatisen
Wefnltate crfabren uno Ille cmpfeblen es
/ nit Dem polIten Sertrauen. = Her5te bon,
b6ebtcn Stanpe in ibrcm SADIE, oerlbrelten
fte ibren patienteu; ca Ite feine itbacllebe
Sbclle entbalt fpnbcrn bon rcn mileeiten o.
ber bod pirflamiten Observation-Disclosures
alien 5ulammenseieBt 1T, miro lie init Der:
trauen par9ebcten, als eas bllll9lre II. 'ptrts
famite Nciuialnss ces Slutes, mas
betannt it. 0r 9ebraueb BON nnr ipsns
gen Sla1beu, befcnoers IN ren 'yrhbllnas:
mcuateu, ,pirb Die cnttbienente Seifernn9
unp Stdrfuns oss Spltems er5enaen unc
jcocn Saamcn 5ur Granfbeit eritifen esr
fntitanbem fem mag, uub annerorm Dem
&6rper Ssluncbcit mo Oiunterfst aeben.
SIR bic l6eilung bon Secrfula, Sings:
iitcl, Nbenmatismns, Setter, sptmpeln
ober Iusfahrrn Der Saut, meibe Sddpuls
fen, s5iiteln, bronil6eu 6uHen, Afhma
&c. &C., Itno Die sablrcitben Seuanlne i'm
Sr1ts oes ltntsrItrtsbcnen uns ieincr Harns
ten, BON 2er3tcn uno Anpsrn, hinldnslitb
ben llnsIdutiattsn Su ilber5enselt raB cs oas
pirtlamite aQer prsparate bon Sarlaparlls
ia 1T.
Sum Ssrfauf i'm @rcBsn ,mb Slenen,
Sci Dem giaentbamer George 10. OafeleY,
S(orp Ste Strabc, in 0raeina Ssrfs Gaunt.
8eaoins, ben 1ltsn Hpril 1889.
Gertifieate BON relpeftabelen eeuten f6n
nen in einieem Der Stobre nad8eleben
weroen no bic Weoisin Su baben 1T,
BON Welden Die fol0enoen eini8e
iino.
Sd bate 6rn. 2Domas Oiebm'e Samilie
felt Den lsBten Sabren beoisnt nabreno ,peI:
tber 3sit ib sclesentlcb fir ole Srou DCbul
fir oen in obiasn gertifcatCr ,pabntcm lletel
bcrlbrieb, nit MIR aern9sr sinoeruns.-
SD babc iece ilrlaeb 81 alantsn rab Die 2Die
oerbcrftcauns ibrcr 8cinnnteit a!Iein rcn'
Scbraueb BON 6rn. OaeelGp's Stcini9m9s
Sprup bon 9arlaparilla 5u5ui6rritcn 1T.
9alcmcn 9. Sirtb, Ol. @.
0caoins, Den rritcn Gpril 1889.
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an eauer's Srauerei, in ber Gbesnutftra.
Pc, nabe Der gde bet 3ten, &eaoins.
Der Undergraduate 6enaebribtist bic 8ars
ger bon Neaoins nno Oct ltmseseno. ba6 ct
(teb init einem 9orratb Bet beribmteitem
9orten rotbafebe &oblea perisben bat, nams
lid bonn Sebnsioenoen Berg (aharp moun-
taiu,) arots, sebroebene, Dfsus. Sluss uno
grbfens2oblen eine Bsrftiebens
belt BON ,pei6albe u, {. TO-, ipslebe er seIchp
nsn III AT oem nieoristen Dreifen fur Saar,
aslo ~ berfaufen.
Srieorib gauer, Bisrbrausr.
Nsahin9, Septsnber IL. 3Wt.
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Grtranenoe Sur BON Serofula poer
Giness uebel. bepirft ourb Oafelen's
Heinieunes Sprup.
Dies eient su tssenssn bab meine Srau
slhaoefp 5ater, fsif pen lesten feds Sab>
rem al pen abfdsnfi den 8erphitunsea BON
Serotula. ooer R6nissibel selittsn rpoeuret,
pas Seteet 70 ansesrifsu spar ea6 Gbels
ofr Staie Stirn mo oer cine 8aefeu ,srifcrt
mnroeib ilno aroBe $5ter in bcn O1uno ei,,.
9efrelfell narsn. Der leste dr5tlihe Beifanp
ipuros eerfebaft nuo aae bstannte O1ittel
pertnept, ater bic Srautbsit fetruf iinusr