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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-07
The Appearance Of the SUN from.
the North Pole.

To a person standing, at the north pol
the sun appears to sweep horizontally around
the sky every twenty-four hours, without
any perceptible variation during its distance
from the horizon. On the twenty-fr OF
June it is twenty-three degrees and thirty
eight minutes above the horizoE-a little more
than one-fourth of the distance to the zenith,
the highest point that it ever reaches. From
this altitude it slowly descends, its track
being represented by a spiral or screw with
very fine thread and in the course of three
months it worms its way down to the horI-
zon, which it reaches on the twenty-third
of September. On this day il slowly sweeps
around the sky, with lis face half hidden
below the icy sea. 1t still continues to de-
scend, and after it has entirely disappeared
it is still so near the horizon that it carries
bright twilight around the heavens in its
daily circuit.
As the sun sinks lower and lower, this
twilight grows gradually fainter, till it fades
away. On the twentieth of December the
sun is twenty three degrees and thirty eight
minutes below the horizon, and this is the
midnight of the dark winter of the pole.
From this date the sun begins to ascend,
and after a time is heralded by faint dawn
which circles slowly around the horizon,
completing its circuit every twenty four
hours. This dawn grows gradually brighter,
and on the twentieth of March the peaks of
ice are gilded with the first level rays of the
six months day. The bringer of this long
day continues to wind his spiral way upward,
till he reaches his highest place on the
twenty first of June, and his annual course is
completed. Such is one of the most wonder
full works of God.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-07
NEW SERIES, VOL. 2, NO. 80.
P @ E 7 | G A L.
SUMMER AND WINTER.

The winter goes, and the summer comes,
And the cloud descends in warm, wet showers;
The grass grows green where the frost has been,
And waste and wayside are fringed with flowers.
The winter goes, and the summer comes,
And the merry bluebirds twitter and thrill,
And the swallow swings on his steel-blue wings
This way and that way, at widest will.
The winter goes, and the summer comes,
And the swallow he swingeth aloft,
And the blue-bird's breast swels out of her nest,
And the horniest bill of them all grows soft.
The summer goes, and the winter comes,
And the dasie dies and the daffodil dies,
And the softest bill grown horny and still,
And the days set dimly, and dimly rise.
The summer goes and the winter comes,
And the red FIRE fades from the heart of the rose
And the lies white where the grass was bright
And the wild wind bitterly blows and blows.
The winter comes, and the winter stays
Ay, cold and long, and long and cold,
And the pulses beat to the weary feet,
And the head feels sick and the heart grows old.
The winter comes, and the winter stays,
And all the glory behind us lies,
The CHEEKY light drops into the night,
And the snow drifts over our sightless eyes.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-07
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

got, and he was anxious for exchanges on
that account. Various other matters are re.
ferred to which we have not now room to
note.
DIR. Craven also includes, as matter peril
nent TO the theme of which he writes sundry
extracts of letters received from Mrs. Davis.
which show her to be woman of great
spirit, and of no mean literary ability.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-07

Music is one of the fairest and most glo-
rious gifts of God, to which Satan is bitter
enemy, for it removes from the heart the
weight of sorrows and the destinations of
evil thoughts Music is kind and gentle
sort of discipline; it refues the passions and
improves the understanding. Those who
love music are gentle and honest in their
tempers. always loved music, aud would
not for great matter be without the little
skill which possess in the heavenly art.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-07
ion Rim 7 I N @.

We have connected with our establishment well
selected JOB OFFICE, which will enable us to
execute, in the neatest style, every variety Of
Printing
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-07
1896. 1866.
PIliIadelpllia * Erie Railroad.

1896. ls66.
Philadelphia ~ Erie Railroad.
TNHIS great line traverscs the Northern and North
i west counties of Pennsylvania to the city of Erie
on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased and Is operated by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company.
Time of Passenger trains at Sunbury,
Leave Eastward.
Erie Mail Train, ll.45p. m.
Erie Express Train, 5.55 am.
Elmira Mail Train, l0,35am.
Leave Westward.
Erie Mail Train 4.50am
Erie Express Train, 6.45pm.
Elmira Mail Train, 4.45 pm.
Passenger run through on the Erie Mail and
Express Trains without change both ways between
Philadelphia and Erie
New York Connection.
Leave New York at 800 IN, arrive at Erie O. 80 a.
m. Leave Erie at 4.45 M, arrive at New York
40 p. m.
For information respecting Passenger business
apply at Cor. 30th and Market St., Philadelphia
And for Freight business of the Company Agents,
s. B. Kingston, Jr., Cor 18th and Market ST.,
| Philadelphia
j. W. Reynolds, Erie.
william Brown, Agent N. 9. r. r., Baltimore.
| H. H HoUsroS,
Gsnr Freight Agt. Phlada.
| ii. w. GwIsNER,
| Genr Ticket Ag't., Philada.
| A. l.. TYLER,
GenI Manager, Williamsport
| June q 1855.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-07
Northern Central Railway.

FOUR TRAINS DAILY to and from Baltimore
and Washington city.
THREE TRAINS DAILY to and from the North
and West Branch Snsquehanna, Elmira, and all of
Northern New York.
ON and after MONDAY, MAY 2lst, 1866,
" the Passenger Trains of the Northern Central
Railway will run as follows
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-07

Mr.. Davis also expressed his views al
great length upon the negroes and their fu
ture, remsrking that he saw no reason why
they must die out, unless remaining idle
Much less than million, he thought, would
cover the casualties among them during tn,
war. The distinguished prisoner also enter
tanned his physician with disquis;tions upor
natural history.
There are discussions upon political topics
also, including the views of Mr.. Davis oil
reconstruction. He also remarks upon An
dersonvilie, declaring his orders were al
ways for the best treatment of prisoner
possible, but points to tho difficulties of get
ting food, transportation, the delinquencie
of subordinates, &c. Tho people in thei
necessities hid the food, and il could not b
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28
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bei'ens sun &usfertisen bon
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beten unb biQisiisn &eiie,putea.
Aae oerartieen rpu ibm iiberurmm.nen Au7.
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leor b'atse Nersutun3 aussefutrt, uub rt.e Sss
Sntsrehe lsintr freuupl'&en szf;.asestsr fss
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Der Minifter bes 9nneru an BEN 80.
liiei. .Nrdfoenten opn R6lu.

llnlere 1rupp:n III B5bmen fup i'm
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fen unc no@ bsibem Sample 3um Riid,
auae Qe3wuneen. Das @arbs> @u1p8 ii
iiber Trautenau une Ptlnitau poroeoruu>
asn a"u-1a paS 10. Sftrethi(9e Mrmeez
corps unter @ablen3 total ee1dlaeen ;
nebrere [au{euo @sfansenc. yiele Sc
l&0be uno .&rteg6matertal fne in unlere
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adn3't&er @erntbtuns. Ct perlor an
Icttsn anr @ermnneeten 3 bis 1000
Wann. mir ee8en 1000 Mann.
Berlin, 29. SUM- 1866.
Ger Wfinii1er be6 Snnern, Gu!bra.
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Gurepdiftber et(aoenbaneel.

Ge wt'it Elm pent8er f&5nes, alo tel
lee 3idt auf Die tta!ieniiden Nettoualt>
tdteteftrebunsen, bab b,r ortttultde
35nia" 0tctor Gmanuel mad ieiner er<
item @iecerlase slet& pem sroben Sdas
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ttaltenifder untertbanen als
btetet!
Nuf rer 0runblage Der .Deiliafeii res
y ttpnalitdts prin3ipes bat Sta>
lien bic Sympatbi'en Der @elt btou>
tpru9t! - eo@ faum 1T esr &riea aebn
3a8e i'm @an9e, 70 fubet ii9 Der natio>
male &Snts tereit, Elm ocn lauter Sta
Henern tewobnies 9ano BON 436
9eesrdptil&en Quaoratmeilen an zine
frem be Natien su per(dadetn.
3ae cas- &5nisrei9 8enebia nidt ~
e'''em oe4tfaen &ailsrrei9t eeb5rf,
eaflr fe99 tosmcpolitii9e Deutide,
Dem man '3umutbst bic Nationalpulitif
ouer anoern 06lfer, BIZ aus 1.tuer 6aut
Ntst'en i9netcen wpue:L au tesdnftiaen,
1t4 te9siltstn. s<ber oab etn poNauf eben
p Btobee ttelienilds8 2ano ;um fron,5>
l'l&en Tailesreide 8eles. perpen (ou: -
ea6 lou 6! !9lti9fa4s IN Der Srbnuna fin
ben.
Dtfle ganle Naticralpplitif 1T Der
l@nSoeite S@winocl rpn,i: jemale per
:Diepttlto on Der Seine bic @elt terudt
bat. Sie lit ni@t6 anceres, ol6 ber
MetnSar!en, wsl6en ct zen luftieen, aber
ettrae torsirten 0eleQen in sluerbod,s
Xeuer pprtanbert. Die aru,en 8erle
leeen Die MeiIer on, um (9 Die Grauben
arjal9ne'oen . Ger 3auber tpeidt uup
- - e'e Nleier llsen an her eteenen
Nafe!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28
&ittlcwcoo S Ebcmpfsn'e
Wat9> unb &etnt9uttgb-
GrNifaIl

e'rett 'nfesttst BON 2rsteu> Gnssos:t.
o. g part Cure 3tit! A1..;,. n.s
Guer WeID!-N
6ar faus- uuh @af&frauen II; 50 rp,arsa-
ei8 - w'len, ta6 rieiss @ai9. 6rYifai ut&ta
SVaeit9ss eutbalt. ppeur% bic III sai&a.feu
@egen,tanee an8e9ri(7en respen. 81 1T in efs=
otr' Saase a0d ntGss eiusefubrt, wsi9ss einr
wunofrbaIe Veraueerune an @aiGta zen ksr-
sosJ etra9t bat. Gs ipart Cure 3sl:< srhx;.
ausr 3sug, ra9t bas @af@eu 3u tins1, gEss=
Iau8en. totet nttt % steI Jeuerung rne ersift
Ell au tpaIt :ub.n Ms.,tel ni&t fe sst= an,
S'ti!epece y. 2brmpfon's grpfal t.itdbiat ets
lartstsn Sanne ni&t. Sir 0tnnen nne j9us1e
9lens :a's IS ntit Ibestrcfen r:,psn. ST.:
sp'stn uae 1t;ae 5ab1tots 1T IS unsrieslt4.
W .fl9aai3t bic 9arten nidt> lonnern last f;e
pteesr rein usp tlar teryprretsu, Fe e1bal:ru
.brsn natarIs9eu GlanB rtrper. Ilau:ue W.T.
ben sustB uno ,tin pte usu. Bstte Sa4sa
peteta beheutene bed,r tapu,@ unb teSaiteu sie
Wssbs, telbF wenn man ie Wpuate ana pes-
le8t. 3auienpe Don bauilien merneg tdhuSh
0ludli@ 8euatt. Mau bat teine uuaunssE7,
i'1tetteu an Wa(1tagen, peun man 2tttlenens
v. 2bompfon's Neiuteunss. G,ytal esbraHsa;.
W wsp uui@asbar seIuupen pe.p.u T4g Ia
genoe 5wede: Gum @al9en oQt1 fstsa -.
gen. als Dtusltn, @p:ssu, Rtnberaeua 4 :zs....-
Netnt9su seu Spmamu1sn, RGmmen, Bil1.:,
Vldlern unb 1eaern. &ntfernt 6edsr pr y.
panosu une 1ett GUS 2sppipeu, 8Ieice,m, o!a
ueQ ,c.
Gs ua@t bartes @alItr nsi@ uns !anu az:
ert0l81et@ tn Sapsrn aneepanrt ssresn, sa q,
,otert ben perbarteten @9msiB Don Der 5a.t
entterut. Cine tleiue Qusuttit lclse auu fl.
tubbaber 6ebrau&t ps.rea.
G5 maGt Gin tubleubes unb re;riser,;z
0at@mit's! fir ben stopf w:nn man ft;s,:.
A5eelpUel bou BON hem GlsltaI IN liEsm r.;- +
pint 2ya0st auFSf; lcpte gun, gsstaigsE ts
N9ness, per 3aene unb tes 0aumrns i
auberorpeutlte3 gut. pruu man etuen ! it !,
oo9 ~ etnem tDIas Baler nimmt.
~ madbt 4'nHen aube.p1srn:;@ pns 4. t..
~te aneere p1dpa1ats. IS esta:. aud bus gays
tat.
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aastniser Isent fir ben Staa. Mtnnelc.a.
@aftnston @treee In bsr Ndte tss Gde pe, 3.
St. Yaul,
S 2anbtauFeute Gne erluut, tei mir per-
3uiprs@en une Elm prpbesa de .,xertseIrltt
in Gmpfan8 ~ nebuen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28

Die bannpDertf6t Gefuna
Sta Be trurce BON ben Yreubtn (o I'M. +
er,varttt abtrthapelt, bob sfe In itr,n
3dnben .ra,. ebe bte baunoperf&e De.
lasuns ts f& seriab unb I'D 3ur @ebr
feben tonute. Die preueen erbeutettr,
pa3tt 8'Bt3oaene 12,pfdneer, z eeaoAene
"a ptanber. 8 6aubtteu. 6 .vt6rier. ptele
ueri&tepene eli. .&auontu, $4,000 neue
se3osene 0etwebre. 1000 Gtr. pu!per, /
MtQ. 9atrouen. Did Gifenmuutttpn, II,
600 neue ipollene Dtds,, uub pitte6 ou..
bnt xtte8ematertal, uaH,eutlt@ rtnent
prd@tt4en BID 0aentr asu. 4. E'; d.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28
Der anrfarft eon Seden.
Aus ber @titr3eituns pom 81. 5uni.

60 sdnfiB bas Bcr(piel 3u tem
Rrteasbra!aa fdr Yrtuben fi& obaelpielt
bat. 70 1T bod 3weifelbaft, cb tas In Rur>
beftn eraielte @eiultot ni@t nod pprtbetl,
batter fi@ 8efaltet baben ,pdrbe, ,penn es
BEN 3urfdrfen 8slunesn mdre, mad
Grantfurt 3u entfcmu,en. Seine Antpe,
ieabett IN ben 3etben BET Geinee wdre far
preueen pteqet&t mebr ,pertb, als fetn
Nufentbalt tn Sdlofe 3u Stettin. 81.
tpif1e perlontn baben cine 70 ausae(pro.
&ent, 70 au9emetn pertdntlt@e polttil&e
St9natur, f1e finp fo ltbr tpanpelnce pro.
gramme. raB fe nur 3u erf9etnen braus
den, um iofort cine 9an3e Situatipn au
&arefteriiirtn. Sbrbloees @eeenmdrtie,
fetn IT bersbtee pls boaenlan9e @r5rterun.
gen. Der idbbeutf&e Goltdt 1T tm
iebieen Aueenbltde fit poltnf@e 8el.b.
runa l&wtrlt& itbr su8dneli&. aber Ten
Sat ,.bu ouf fdr ben 2urfareen BON
9efIen fe@ten" narce Ct fsltft tnmitten
beS fanatif@en &auf@ee ,pobl perfteben.
Der, Grantfurter 8draer. ,pel@er jtbt
mieper. pte sur 3eit pes GarReneoners0,s.
pte peutihe Grttolore pom 8unoespalafte
wtben febt mirben bte bret eeltebten
Garten IN etntBerma6en triibem 2t&te
erfdeintn, wenn In tbrem S&atten BET
beribmte @tnner bee ielteen 9al5enpFu9
nanbelte.
Der 4urfdrit BON Dei1tn 1T t.r berpor.
raesutfte uno fatlt9fe 8ertrster btsieni=
gen pol.tti@tn Spilems, meldts ie,t pte<
len Meni&enalttrn IN elmer Reibe peut.
l&tr Rletnffauten BON @d&le&t Il. 0e,
f&le&t f& fort8eerbt bat, anp pelb.s BET
Greiberr pom Stein NIT BEN Romeu
rSultanismus" ju beaet9nen pReste.
DIR frensfe bureaufratii@e Abiolutie.
niue, mel&en preueen jemals erlebt bat,
fam tn 8er0let@e NIT benz tlduftaatli.
den Sultautbum als etne ;bpte Siufe
poltnE&er @oblfabrt anBe(eben petpeu.
90 1tett StsQet&t tttnen eIdnleubfru Be.
petss fer ebte Seerubafttsttt bsr beutl&en
Hat,l ale pG wt1!lf@ temabe ralbiel,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28

sebmannaIs @uppens s n,
{pettor. Gor ftiner abreile BON Der,
lin paeatt ber preubenf5nf9 auf ben
8abnb5fen ielbf nod Ter @erpReauna
ber bort bur&paffrenben Splpaten III }es
ben. Gin Correspondent be(@reibt cine
berarti9e Scene folgenberma6en @db,
reno hrettauienb eur@rei(ence @oleaten
auf eem Babnbofe a.ipsist ,purpen, CT
{&ten pl6Bli& ber &6nte In @eneralsunts
form. NIT lem Mflitdrbelm auf oem stopfe
unb stns rafb burs Die Reibtu, ,,m
tlt' perf5nIt& 3u iber3euesn, tae letnen
@oloaten nt@ts fsblte. &c maro nit
ftdrmif&em Sutel empfan8en. Die brtis
tauleno Sclcaten ipransen pie Elm Mann
auf bte Betne. unp i4mentten ibre Ml.
sen, tbre 26Atl, ibre 6elme In per 2uft.
Der 86nt9 aat fbnen NIT Der 6anp Elm
3st9en, ft follten auf feline Anm.(enbeit
llt@t tpeiter adten u. rubfe tbre Mab!ieit
foltfeben. @hbelm per Grfr etna burd
bte perf&iecenen 1beile Der @ebdure. >Gr
aano aud Dor ben rttfsen aeFelu fia,
IN rsl4en man bte Suppe fo@te, unb
befraate BE 36@e. Sc fhtcn einen Mu.
Aenblid. als .rolte er fslbf um eiue Wor.
ttcn Sou BEN 8 rtdte bitten. Il i&ien fidb
aber zines 8siieren 3u bebenfen ,,no tba,
e. nidst. So"
Mdbrenb BE feds rtsfsen 9ei{el pie
eur@ 3aubsset leer mureen, faQten fi@
i&on ,pieper feds anpere pom perfelbeu
un9sbeuren ctmenfion flr tas @e2tment,
pas cine Stunpe fpdter NIT e.m 3nae
etntrshen foQte.
@on Berlin perfdste f& 2ebmann ~.
nd&ff mad tem 6anptquartier 96utQe,elt.
elmer tletnen Srti&aft, no Grieprt@ per
9toee pdbreub pee f@teff@en 8rieqes
lanse fsin 9auptquarttsr bate.
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@aftmtrtbf@aft IN oerfaufeu.

Der nnter3sidBnete beabF&ttet, feine bis5er
IN benz Maibtuston-6 6auie In st. paul nit
bsltem Grfols tetriebene, gut eiugeridtte,e @aR-,
Soatetra> unb @aloonpirtbl& l&aft ~ sertaufen.
1aafer tsnnen I'D f'br einfiser Bebiueuu8ea
gewartieen.
4141lba Nfdh. Qoren..
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Tuition Muftip>t /!

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eeruns am Grettae nm 10 lltr aub Diet am erReu
6ouuabeub in febeu Ronat. 6ie bateu eiueu
guten 8erratt 98taterwaare1 1ab neue suA alte
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t9sn, ensagtrt, IN betm Bertaut1aefd d6ft Il
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QQ0erbter Saloon
ppn Sphn Nen1er

= =. op!1 Sobn Nen1er,
9ort $trabt, seseniber bsm ebemal fpiusIcm
ttt 9aus,
Vfit ouen 9orten gutter @etdnte, IalterGpet.
len une non plus ultra @igarrsu IL ite,s beseit
lsinsn seebrten @dfe auf3uwarten -
~ Jpbn Steiner.
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'prt6 Minil1ippt Brauerei
4-.- (ebemals 8fn3be1g'sJ|
Don s.. 81. &eus.

81, paul, Winnefpta.
t,tffss I'll! hen ecufum in bieIsss @tab; p;s .a
Sane ~ 1eeer 3eit untotelhaftes Bier, Ortsss
oon auBer9ale St. paul pe1ten iists prompt aas-
9e1ap1t. " S. q, Reu.,
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Au bic oeutf1en 9eter.
5bat'sss conn tottldla8er uotb;
&aet mir meiner &rbeit @eoet!
Sdlaet cut lneinetmesen tcrt
Mber Waid nf@t euretueeen!
Da8 8pIf.
sean &e8el. Mrebttcft.
Mtnneapp!i6 min1

tmptsl' fsa ereebenR gum Antsrisen ppa Bcu-
p!anen 1t. 3ur usbernabmc run Baeten aQsr art,
ete lammt!t& tn anlpre&enbem @tYI unb IN,
eogfen Se1rtseieuaa osr esehrttn Auftraaeeber
auseefibrt m.rbeu. 81
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Naul Nie8cr's
linfeblb0Tp

Mebi;i>1 sessn &beumatiSmuS
isltR IN tsn tIsartisilen GdGsn hieler Rrantbeit
bon Idssitsr Biriung, wirb ben Qauhsau Feuteu
~ Sel@en prelien abselailen, ps!&s ibxen CUTE
prcfte beim gereauf (i@srn.
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Or. Spf. 3imn,erl1tdl1t1,
Dtutl&er &r3t @untar3t unb @eburts.
&t ..a belter,
o. Otete. Dat Shaee, IN esr R6te hes Gsun-
bry, Dpatsnua. Gteele Co.. Rtnu.
sdert,t hermit beu, ae,brteu bea.tden publi.um
eraebenR feiue DienRe. nit rem Bemeitea. ta6
e III alien G6aen. 20 Tatienten feinsn BeiRaab
beau(ptuVsn. aufmersiame uub btatse Bsbaab.
Iuuo earapttst.
pahsrIe1. hie an Danbp N
leSen. uirb etae rabilale anb tdme.olsie btu.
Rex 3 tb&esaS 6tuubeu peReaeste &xs psx
>&ejsm l1sbh Sesa1ttst.
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pau( RieQer's
lErceQente8 Muaen1p11er.

GrceQenteS Mugen>pa0er,
esrabrt in ben f@wlerislsa 8duen ais wunesr.
s:t Hs,ssnses peiImistel, III, pte Die pbistn
pr6parats, patirnten pie 8iepsrrertdufe.n It,
ItenS empfObIen.
90ir mS1ten Mnttern ias.n, rag prIe's
9la6berrp- y | T q m ale 5Gue pon
Scmnerfranfbeit (summer-complainD
te itneern beilt.
mprie's Stalienil6er MuAeu=
8aliam
als unfttlbares MttteI
fiji eie &rantbsiten ee5 AuBes.
(2!tute unb Groni,ns)
GseNsn!Srrer, G!tsrune eer Ibsanene,uleu,
Gtmmern unp 99wd6e.
GGs Mittsl mirtt urisblbar, mag bic Rranf.
beit isropbulSlen cher anesrn uripruuss Fein;
fs pirlt eseex S@pd&e unb Abnsbn!sn ttr
Rraft ses Sehns1usn unp beilr tranfb1fte 3W-
DerIontn ~ empfeblen, tpel@e ibr Nuse tort
p6brenb an1uRrtnesn baben. DIR Balm mire
tbrs1 @sbtraft aasenf:n selaatt 2bansssit suie-
ser rs.lsiben.
wrpbtlt's unb ibr nerbst's bspGtr, fnbsn.
Yreis IS Sent PER G.alte.
gbaten bet alen Drueeiitsn.
Mor5eu Datlep, Gissnt6iia Ct.
Dubuque, Sppa.
Ais Matertalisn, aus tenen eS autsreittt Is,
fas rein unp sSRli@. Gs IL nit bvtfer Sore.
ialt uns Geuauisseit auiamueneeisst anb nit
Sttssbsit unb pbne S4mers auauwenten. 90 20
6userlib appltsirt rirh unh nte @efabr tauRiitsr
neutrality-suspicious.. pelde eas laEts Au-
ssast.pete 1c lsidt 3e.tSrsn. st.msisst
unp tpie fir fas Auae 10 un6eu1ein tpcbltbi-
sis mirsanb, uuree - aH@ boot bstliam sr'
funasn fAr .....
Brarhwunben, GntaInbuusen, sc.
lpruneens Qippen uub 1anbe,
QDurul an Gtnger, 9aljf!AI. CIV
ftpsIas, Snfettsnai&e N.
mar1su. . ailey, Dubuqus, Sppa,
G9entbilmer.
~ Wsssu Ginienbans spn 81 Gent IN iran
stsum 8rist auaef&tdt.
Morse's Blackberry Balsam
ibuss Mittsl fir Diarrbse, i<@te
Serbauune. &bplera Morbue,
Rtneer. .Gbpltra, llt untsr
lsits- &rautbeiten.
4O7 paul &teStr.
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Gm1l1ert 4 @6meiaer,

eagle 5traes. ct. paul, febt bsm seebrleu pu-
el'tum lfestseit ~ Dienfen nit ausee3et&netem
xaSsrbisr pora belen @ebrdu, fir iepeu Bebarf
ano gum btaiehen Vretie, unb empfeblt tiermt..
;gr 6abr'tat beEsns ben seebrten Mtuebmern In
Stabt unb Qant.
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Der 2a8erbier=@aIpon

Sobn QnSeL
2. Stra6e, tn bs. Ndte ses Depot, RiuEsapeiia,
bait Ftts Ssrrdtsts anb ofsr!rt >sr essbrt<a
Beiu@srn --.
-l 0ril4e6 tefes 2assrbieI
cine praRaneise Auspatl Ter cs:hsliansnsea-
ae. Viauenre unb Gtsarren, uub libt 80 an eutfm
fa!tem Smbie ui9t tetleu. 81 5. Gugel.
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9ecIe'S
pAarbQllQn1 (@Qirlife),

O1s alsssSetpnstite alsr betann:en Nittfl. aur
gsfu1seruns ess Wa&etburs ess 6aars une
24itssrtsIlsQuna eev Giiae une uripruaeli%en
5arbs sssIelben, fir ben @rcE" v. Rleinperfauf.
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T oF1''S: ,'''; :; ;;'''''' $''''''F

Empire Block, pbere Stapt 3. Strase,
ct. Naul. Winuefota,
sait Ilr ben @reE. uns Rleinperlauf aQe Nrten
pon @rsnsien. sats.linsilte uup amerisauif&e
Apptatse1maarsn une prdparirte Nsei,ineu in
JrsBisr NusulbI oprritbg.
Wtessruertavfsr sout 2anes rrtalten bel Gn.
d'es'S1ar- Qiasaafsn ete agsrsiinRioRsn Gtnn-
49,
Nsslsinsn psr: sa mad Rsssp.su III ister 3sit
psM tsfssn Matsr:s! prdparir:.
VsEflmertta unb Iciisttsreriiftl in unGtts.
itpffener Muspabl