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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-24
1ESOELAND'S .SERMAN BITTERs
.f... win cure every case Of ifil
CHRONIC OR NFRVOIIQ nEpIV Jq,Xy

AND DIsEAsEs or THE KIDNEYs. ~
Observe the following symptoms resulting From
disorders OF the digestive organs: Ut
Constipation, Inward Piles Fulness Of Blood 10
the Head, Acidity Of the stomach, Nausea, Heart.
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight in the
stonach; Sour EructiOns, sinking or Fluttering
- the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head
hurried and dinlcult Breathing, Eluttering st the
Heart. Choking or Suhocating Sensations when in
= lyins posture, MmUess Of Vision, Dots or Webs
before the sight Fever aud Dnll Phin in the Head,
Deficiency of Precipitation, Nell0wness OF the Skin
aud hyes, Pain in the Side, Hack, Chest Limbs,
So.suslien flnshes 0f Heat Burning in the Flesh,
Constant imaginings Of Eyil and great Depression
REMEMBER
That this Bittcrs Is not AlchOlic contains no Rum
or Whisky Aad cannot make DRINK ards but 1s the
Bes5 Tonic Ia the World.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11


A New York reporter who is well post
ed in affairs of the faro bank, makes the
following record of the various Opera
tions 81, .'-
"a well known newspaper publisher and
politician has lost over quarter of mil
lion of dollars. A paymaster in the army
was a defaulrer for $4,000, lost in the same
way. Awell known citizen of Jersey City,
doing a large manufacturing business, was
completely ruined within short time at
the faro table. A young man, keeping
books in Williamsburg became a detaulter
ofsl2,OO0. He was the only support of an
aged mother, and was obliged to. fec This
home. A man, for over twenty. years in
the employ of an express company, and
having the unbounded confidence IOf his
employers took to gambling, and, in an
evil moment, to get money to play with
robbed his employers, was detected and
sent to the State Prison for a term Of years.
A young man came inio possession, on the
18th day of May last, Of fs56oOO, and to-day
he has not got dollar, having lost it all at
the gaming table," "'H''7S OH 81
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11
A WIDOW FOR ME,

Let youth sing the praises of bushes,
And thrill with rapturous bliss
That rises unbidden and tlushes .g
The brain ut the thought of kiss.
1t is all very well to be laden .,
With passionate joy when you see
The innocent blush of maiden, ."a.
But the glance OF widow for me. n
Not a fig would / give for the rapture I
That swells in the breast of boy, q. Z
When Cupid has helped him to capture
A boarding-school casket of Joy. ''' /,
| don't care for bloom and tinedresses,
But Paradise comes when | see 4ig'p.
A widow in weeds and soft tresses, ~
Oh! that is charm for me. ..- ~
Then let youth sing the praises of beauty
And kneel before maidenhood's shrine,
To ringlets and blushes pay duty, .&old
And dream that such things are divine
But give me the flush that entrances,i
The heart that was bound and is. free,
The eye with a soul in its glances-- III
Oh! a gentle young widow for me. w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11

A gay lady, at Clyde, Ohio, purchased
= tizzle dress" or tow w-head," one day last
week. Going to bed, she. hung her head
gear on the post at the foot of her bed
Being awakened by some unusual noise
during the night, she raised herself up in
bed, and seeing the unusual sight, she i'm
agined a curley-headcd negro was peering
over the foot-board. Obeying very nat
ural impulse, she sprang from her bed, and
in her alarm and inability to escape, she
seized the supposed intruder by the head,
and with a terrific scream fell fainting to
the floor. The noise awoke the mother of
the lady, who Immediately struck light,
and rushed to the scene of alarm. There
lay the daughter, pale and motionless on
the floor,rwith the imaginary head of Cuffy
held at arms length, in deadly grasp
Restoratives and a momentary survey of
the scene, soon unraveled the mystery
But the ludicrOnsness Gof the whole affair
was too good to be kept , oti4y,I
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11

"Putdown that pickle!" The words are
uttered harslIy and hurrietIly by the scar
geant to an ungracious| private who's car
ried dway by his hungry passions, has
snatched pickle from. the harrelGrtAnd
why should / putdowh thepinkler Hquer-
les the the private mildly. q Put Tdown
that picklei-thatis ALI want Of YOU" re-
turned the sergeant detqrmipdly.l r.iDown
.itigoes, them" cried he; pnd stuffipg it in
to his mouth, quickly Disappeared.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11
.J ltFrom the Sat. Eve. Post. llo as
THE MAN WITHOUT A NAME.
By LILLE DEvEREUX BLAKE.

est -- ~
|, Gin q recent visit to Washington
a fifehd Of mine related to me an
experience of her own, which
struck me as being 50 amusing that
| have thought it wsrth recording.
l will give, it as nearly as possible
in her own words, though | cannot
reproduce her light laughter and
her pretty sparkling manner, nor
give any idea of how yery pretty
Lulu, Vaughn looked as she told
it.) ......... hrij t-nmrhnl
The funniest adventure ] ever
had in my life occurred during my
last winter here, and as you have
asked me to give you some idea of
my history since we parted, IFcan
scarcely failito doit better than by
telling You alliabout my Irritation
with the Man Without a Name.qj
h YOU know what aqperpetual
round ofnew.faces Washington So
diety is, how we never meet the
same set twice inthe season, but
how night after: night one sees a
bewildering host ,of strangers, and
is introduced to a fresh crowd, half
of whom you never see again, and
the other halfyou don't know if you
do. 10
Well, one night soon after we
arrived at WillarPs, l was at a Re-
ception at Senator Castlemaine's.
They had a beautiful house, and
their large parlors were crowded
to overdowing. Ihad already some
gentlemen acquaintances, and was
talking to two or three, when sud-
denly up came my cousin, Dick
Ferguson--I don't think you ever
saw Dick, but heis asplendid fell
low, and was determined, he told
me before | came to the party, TO
introduce crowds of people to me,
as it would be his last chance, for
he was goiug to- start for California
the next morning.I perceived now
that he was dragging forward tall
and handsome man., and compre-
hended my fate.
"Such nice fellow, Lulun he
whispered, and then aloud, "My
cousin Miss Vaughn ,SMr -4-."
I did not catch the name in the
least, but did not think of that at
the time, as I did not know the
namesooflbut one of the three men,
already near meIo Two ,rof these
now moved away and my new ac
auaintance occupied a position at
my side. He, was very bright and
pleasant; we were soon talking to-
gether on the footing of old acquain-
tenance, and when we parted I
ipromisedto go to suppeFwith him:
/: Before agteat while he came to
claim me again, and leaning on1his
IarmoI made my way out into the.
hall, Just as we came towards the
door of the supper-room out came
Foster. do you rememberahimk?-
! - rs The fellow who was SO Iin'lovsd
with youll and that you flirted with,
so badlyWl 90 . .iIGnaigni5 -r
Wei, yAss,if, f,y9h,eAll it so. He'1
was there, had come on from New
York, Principallyito .see meoI sup?I
pose.;%sgSI had shubbed; ;Kminte6seiyd
forI could not bear HIM Welt
therehe awas,ioutrageeusly tipsey,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11

speak to me. You remember how
dreadfully he lisps, Well, he drawl-
ed out how glad he was 'to thee
me- and so on, and then as soon as
| could, | asked him:
Mr.. Creel, who is that gentle
man you were just talking with!
(which one, the thmall man or
the th'tout one?
Neither; that tall one, talking
to the large woman in red.'
THAT? Oh, that ith Nfithter
Cothwoth, of the firm OF Cothwoth,
and thon. You ought to know him
his father ith vewy wich.'
'Oh, thank you, / do know him 4;
but what did you say the name wasS
Cothwoth. All, NTH Thmith,
how de do? and Creel went off to
talk with Angelique Smith.
i was as much in the dark as
ever. Cothwoth, he called it that
would be CoswoS, perhaps, as he
lisped so dreadfully, or even Co.'S
ross, for Creel was apt to confuse
the sounds of r and W. Evidently
l could not call him by any of these
names. | could only console my
self by the reflection that / had at
least something satisfactory to tell
mama, who was beginning to be
very inquisitive about my admirer.
suppose it was my habit of now
always calling him Walter to N.Y.
self that led to the final catastrophe
and the solution of the mystery
One afternoon was walking down
a cross street, when Walter Joined
me. We went on together chat.
ting pleasantly, when all of sud.
den there was a rush and a clatter,
and a runaway horse came plung-
ing and tearing down the street;
he was on the sidewalk, and seem
ed to be coming directly towards
us. / was terribly frightened, as
you may imagine, and clung 10 my
companions arm. ,Bt..a-n ....
tOh, Walter! Walter! | cried,
we shall be killed! o.. '+..'
no, Lulu, my darlingp and
suddenly seizing me in his arms, he
sprang with me up the steps of the
house near which we were. There
was a deep porch, and there he put
me down, though still keeping his
arm around me. odt I.frn,n 81.
The horse had swept by second
after We reached the shelter, but
Walter held me close, looking earn
estly into my eyes.
Lulu, dearest, do you love meP
he said. to .,.
'Oh, Mr.. - | began, then
faltered and stammered, Il ought
not to have called you Walter
Yes you ought, that and nothing
else, Lulu, l love you dearest -
Tell me, can | hope you love me
littlep
.o l blushed desperately and half
whispered, 'Yes, | do;' and then,
when thought he vonld kiss me
then and there, 1 hurried on, 'but
| have another reason for calling
you Walter. | don't know what
your other name is.'
He stared at me. 'Are you teas
ing me, Lulu p
No, indeed. / do like you very |
much; you know l do Walter
MY darling!
But | don't really know what
your name is.
And then we walked away, and
| told him all about it. He was
very much amused; but his name
as hard to remember; it is Cothroth,
and don't wonder could not catch
it at once. think papa and mama
werelrather Mortified when they first
heard of my engagement, but the
unexceptionable position of Mr..
Cothroth satisfied them, and now
you understand that am going to
marry my Walter, who was so long
the man without a name.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11

A timid gentleman. some days
ago met a bluff, hurley doctor, more
noted for the force than the polish
Of his language, when the following
colloquy ensued; ..'lG
"Doctor, what shall l take for the
cholera? 'I'.I..'' bl'
"The cholera! Have you got
the cholera 90 t'WTl.
"No. . ~ .'d
Well, take the cholera frs"
The gentleman, not having taken
the first prescription, has not in.
quired for the second.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11


The Government is considering
and will probably adopt an entire
ly new system of small coinage
The cent will have a raised star
with a hole through 1T in the cen
ter. The two cent pieces will have
two perforated stars and the three
cent coins three. Thus, by holding
either denomination to tRe1ight,
or by simply touching it SO as to
feel the holes, the value of the
piece Of money will be mun-
mistakably known. The half.
dimes and dimes are a larger coin
of a better metal, and are to be dis.
tinguished by one and d twotperfor.
ated stars. .,rr, .,,,.0ti
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11
ADYERTISING TERMS.
Not Agreed,

A scholar of DR.. Bushby's went
into a parlor where the doctor had
lain down a fine bunch of grapes
for his own eating, took it up, and
said, aloud: .u.y 2nlniT
Il publish the banns between
these grapes and my mouth, ifany
one knows any just cause orlmped-
iment why these two should not be
joined together, let him declare it,
The doctor being but in the next
room, overheard all that was said,
and going into the school, ordered
the boy who had eaten the grapes,
to be taken up, or, as it is called,
"horseP OH anotherboy's back, but
before he proceeded to usual dis
cipline, he said, as the delinquent
had done:
81 publish the banns betweenm
rod and this boys back; if any one
know any just cause or impediment
why these two should not be joined
together, let him declare it.
81 forbid the banns! cried the
boy. .t.r
"Why 500 said the doctor. ,.I
''Because the parties ae not
agreed! replied the boy:
- Which answer so pleased the
doctor-who was glad to find any
readiness of wit among his. schol-
ars-that he ordered the boy to be
set down.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11

When, once infidelity can persuade men
that they shah die like beasts, they win
soon be brought to lite like beasts also.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11

. .
Poisonous Colon IN LADIES'
.DREssEs.--"lt may be, interesting
to some of our readers" (says Land
and Water) "to know that the new
green, so fashionable for ladies'
dresses, is just as dangerous in its
nature as the green wall paper
about which SO much was written,
some. time since. II is prepared
with a large quantity of arsenic /;
and we have been assured by sew
eral of the leading dress-makers
that the work women employed in
making dresses of this color are Sc
riously affected with all the symp.
toms Of arsenical poison"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11

@IASoTHER new bonnetds aoat-a
common white handkerchief is
passed 6 over the cop bofithe head
and tied. under the throat; with a
wreath of roses in the askap9 of a
horseshoe onGtop. e19omsQ ;oQS
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11
$1O0 REWARD T.

TNHE abovelreward will pbe given for the
a" L arrest and apprehension Of 4IALEY
THOMPSON, who scapesd, ape l on the 54ght
Of ths eth inst, rt 9I 1hia {he u Einfon go County
ten Inches high, fair compleSiop, dark hair,i
Jeans pants. .04JOHN J. SHOCKEY,I re
isseplSw3l r,iassI n -SheriffsVsC,, o. i
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11

Lick township jackson county,
went 4 Demeeratic-aoD Democratic
gain since last elec1oniof579nsQ
De ..fam oitS1oomsQ-.o0 y11sq
.0Gs .niae 9itG1oomsQ
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11
RULES OF ETIQUETTE FOR
GENTLEMEN AT PARTIES.s


-Ir.. ~ . T- f.-.. tn -..
.r Act very brazingly,
Stare round amazingly,
.t Strut in stuck up-ishly, '.
Bow very pupishly,l 20. .,
First to the lady who '
Sent round the card to you;
Then you may condescend
Three or four words to spend,
On some notoriety,
Who gilds the society;
Or whisper quite killingly,
To some belle who willingly
Passes time firtingly.
Laughing-Oh, certainly!
Whispering blushingly,
Checking you hushingly.
Whispering till ringlets fall
Over your neck and all,
Until distressingly
Thrilling, caressingly,
OFF in waltz you go,
Spinning, half-crazy, oh!
This is prOprlety,
Out in society.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11
SOLDIERS ATTENTION
PENSI0y..S t BOUNTY!

I WILL collect the $lOO additional Bountj
i granted by Congress to eqUaIize bounty;
also Increased pensions tc widows and children
Of teceased soldiers and all ether claims. y.
& Sons store, Main street, iMtArthur. Chic. !.
augl6m3 JOSEPH J9McD0WELL.' l
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-11

.yjlTsTGm OSt.Gf yd
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-15

Briss, bic i6re anrufe tSrte unn auf fe ~ ieselte;
na4bem hieftlbe aber metrmals perSebli& lapirt
batte, nm. bas Boot 3u erretAen, itseIte fe tpeiter.
Bel xastsan6ru4 fabsn he IN einiSer Gntfsrnuns
einen !&ntter, He ptanjten Elm, an einem @anst
.befefistss 9smb auf, INN bic a4ufmertian,teit aui
F4 5u sie6en, aber ptrsetti4. Surf narauf fam
bic italieniiAe 9arte, .Nbrinapel", Gapitain @a'
paRa In ei&t. Ser gapitdn bsmertte bic S4a'
'luppe unb lief foslei4 bic seeel ein3ieben uno tei'
,tesen. capt. Gabaf7a, Der NIT elmer 2annns 94si'
sen BON @cnRantinope1 mad @crt unterpess mar,
nabm BE Gnslanbsr nit Der srDbten Ereunolihtst'
unb @affreunbfhaft auf unb ueriab He NIT alsm
mas fe brauhten. Ser wattenbe Sturm batt'
osn gapitan senStbist, bic 9dlfte feiner Saoung ~
opfern tpStrenb Der ptertasisen Gatrt bic Ylps
mputb perlcr CT iein @teuerruoer uno fcnnte nabs'
bic Diea1e itinsr enslilAea PaTasiere rsdt gu
brauhen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-15

ianbt, I'M, benz 8aiier Marimilian 81 iasen, CT
@arrlscn) talte ale feline 0~erpfidtunsen sesen
Merifc fir erfaQt nnO Die Belt iei jest %sefcmmen,
ic Murimilian fa anf feline cisensn t6ilfsqusasn
r~erlafen unS bic @a1fe Der fran5Sfihem q NEE entz
bebren mife Mrnf. 2aiQaro bate sefsten, ibm
ntes. ihrftlia su seten, aaein @aprlern bats sS
perreisert uno tsmerft, es iei niht n0ttis; eS sez
nnse, trenn sr Dem &aiisr Marimilian mincliA
iase, mas ct efen ss6Srt Bale. (Dtcni. SaiQare
1T bsreits In Merifo auaefcmmsn Of atsr NIT
Dem cbisen Suffrage, bas mrnen srir eimitreilen
nabin sefeQt ieim la6en)
Sic offieiel1sn 8si4te aug SPA len msl'
ben, ba6 Sen. Yrim nno bic Sruppsn, irslAs iih
Benz Guiaamee anssihir6so, mad Ycrtuaal ibsrs
8etre en- isien.
8on einsm ihaubsrbaften Vsrbrehsn, bas IL
Sien rsriitt mcreen Lin lra, beridtet Ger 4efbsr
v3p fhtnaft"
uGn Mtiaer tat bort feline reun;ebnjGbriss srhs
tr bei ben 81 Zen aufsebdrs', ibr jee Wfr9lihteii
,ur Seltfrettuns ssnOmmen uno ie Il rem Shidz
iale fei juseiperusr Stir utsrlafsn. Ms baa
@erbrsAsn entcedt tpusre, mar Die 2lrms tereita
cine &sihs."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-15
gtadt Columbus.

-Dte Mcbe bes @hltttfh uttanfens 1T
aud tier mad Columbus sebrunsen unn ft bat Den
Bcr,ua Dor febr pielen anbern uno gun, Steti iebr
alternen Mcntn, bab lie amefreiA nnb Der 1siunoe
beit fetr fSrberliA 1T. Die Bereauns tn Der tIet'
en-, friihen Cuff auf Dem Gile erfrtlht bas Blut,
a6rtt 9unae mnb 9eter unb 8iebt unieren ttetten
iunaen v@aeies,~ beren sanse AufSabe narin tes
febt, ben @Aamfelfubt ~ biten nno aesripannte,
6ers, @etf unb @eiHmaf sereerbenne Carnations
@cmane III Ieien, cine ie9r Misunderstanding 9e'
.panhtbeif. Sic ginfibruns bieier Mcbe 1T oas
ter erfreuliA. Ser a1te scicto fat fh rabrlhein'
lih nidt tpenia serunbert, bab ct I'M 2aufe Der lss'
ten Wshen arabenblth piele 9unberte BON Shlttt'
1hublGufern ieben 2lIters uno @efhleAts auf leis
mem alattem @iden trasen mubte, bod BAT ct fd
tis lest 1ebr out betraaen unb mir baben nod bon
feinen, ernRliAen l1nfaQ tet hieier 9ersnh9nns se'
bSrt. STE nStbise 8crfht foate freilih babel Nit'
manb aus ben 4lusen la1en. go interslf rt rtsl'
lei4t unfere shlittih nblaufer, penn ,rir %bennerten,
ba6 fh neulih an etnem etn5i9en Sage I'm central
Dart BON Nem Wcrt 80, 600 sAlittl&u6lauftr uni
10000 3uiAauer auf Dem Gtis beuestenl
-@rbert q. See, Der bera6mte Sber=Gene:
raj Der &eteQenbeere, lteb am Sienfa9 nmrh ietner
9orpfaten IN Stem Sort Die 3inien Ron $500 col
~lcetiren, bic er i'm Sabre 1860 in Sbto Staats'
Strds anselest Bate. Seit 1862 ,rarsn bic Snts:
refen, bic jdbrlth $oO tetra5en, nimt 9eIcrpet
rcrben. 60 1T alic Der gtaat Sbic eth Shulo:
ncr bes teribmtsn @steIen=G snerals, Der j~enenfaa'
auf Den grshit unisrss 9ufspe> Staates Sntes Ser
trauen lest.
Gin @abp auf benz giIe. Nm MittmcA
mGbrenb lh 6,nserte auf Dem Seictc NIT Shlitt
ihublaufen persnisten, trat Elm Otann, Der Ell
fleines &iub amf benz elrme trus, auf ben jun9e1
Sennp 1T mno sri udte i'm in Der bSFihfcn Meiie
bas 8abp einsn Mussnblid 5u balten. Sem
natm bas 9atp unb Der Mann ~entfernte iih mi
ieiner 8ealeiterin. Ssnnp mchte Den fleine,
Sarsibals rcbl cine balbe Stunbe sebalten taten
ais ibm Der gpaB bsnn ech 5u arg ,rmrne. So
Brembe erIhien atsr niht mieosr unb nun fttes 81
Dem junasn Manne Der 8erbaAt auf, hab man ietn
Gutnuitbtsteit bsnust BABE, TIN Elm 9nteniht
aus,ufabren. St ntersab has Sinh elmer Trar
Die f4 ees bdlFclen Welens %annimmt. Die Graa
absr Mem sebGrt nas Sinh? 1T nod ni4t selDf
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-15

Der ttnterseidnete pSnfdt. ben 9irsern BON sanbusts
nnb l1maeaenb adtunsspou ansnseisen, eab ct tn pbensenanr,
ties @tablifentent %einsetreten III.
Die electro thermal Babe Sur 6at bnrh tbren nnYerelei1
lihen GrfOla in ber 6eiluna BON 8ranfbeiten. rdbrenb be,
lssten fhnf Sabre. ,ppbl ~perrient, has man fh ibrer 70 liberal
~betiente. wie ties Der Sail mar es tuirb ertpartet. bab NOR
nod pel bebeutensere Grfplae bamtt ersielen unb pee Biz
jest fur ~unbeilbar ~sebaltene Sdae druniider 8rantbeten bei
len fam.
Die G1eetrieitat Rebt as 6eilmittel. in ter gesanbr
fang aaer nerpSfen une d rOmif6en 3ranfbeiien, I'M
hbertrpHen la; nnb etne Nrarts. tpelte hieelbe. perbureen
NIT anbern pafenben Wtttefn. In @nu enhuna brinet, Fam
nidt umbia, pom b66asn @rfolae b~saleitst su isin.
Nean brandt nidt gu %befartten. bas Der @ebraua hieies
gases ihdoli6 fetn f6nnte; es Tnten Feline @rfditterunaen
aatt bic 9ebanbluna 1T Rdrtenb unb b%erubisenb, ansenebm
unp ipsar lururiSs Der StrUn, TT milb unb lei9t, unb erreet
Elm anse1ebnes @efnbl.
Gs berubist bic nersSie Geisbarfeit;
sc befefiat tas SDfem;
sc n~sutralifrt sesetabiGide nnt mineralifhe Gifte;
sc resulirt BEN appett unb madt ben Sdaf eraaident
nnS e%ririi6ene; ~iberhanpt 1T Is has fSflibfts 9aS In Der
geelt fur Rranfe unb @efunte.
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ben Strum af einen %beftimmten She'll Dter ben san3en 86r
per einwirfen lafen; b. f., man fam tbn hnrt ben san3ss
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Musfel, cine Deer beibe Nieren. bic 2eber pber irsenb elm an
heres franfes Organ befdrdnfen.
gerste. pelte gatienten ;ur 8ebantlune ~berienten. ppllet
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