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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-07
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de. % i.--ssHssslIy i''-so,sa gj.sis -
xhey were there aevery line" IfhsAA sssohf,.
IN the morning, he tuoA RlAAaatisa Bittsrs u be
fsltwsAt = eight, BE- t$sk Plaatastn Dlt1dsss y
hs.l6ekSd 1ppetits, wns tsak, iaaeuid y mentally
aeprsssed, s. took piaatstioA BIttsrs; and thsy
meyer failed 70 set him on his pins squsrs md
arm. sSsse vfsf& 81 $50
some nay, just read the following: ~
$50 Z owe nuoA 10 you, for
verify bslisvs the Plantation Bittsu have ssvsd
Riv. ". H. wAaoNRR. xsarA. n. y.
a. ,s&Hss hAvs bssn great ST.
ferer from Dyspepsis, and had 10 abandon presch-
ing. The Plantation BittsFs
REV. G. A. WILDWOOD, New York CITY.
l had lost all Apostle
was % wax and ensrvtted could hardly vsIn5
and had perfect dread Of society I
Ths Plantation Bittsu Iavs set ne Al right.
JANIS HRIMIEWAY, ST. Loais, No.
The Plantstion 0istsss
hsve cured me Of arrangement 81 the Kidney,
and Urinary Organs, that distressed me for ysAts
Thsy act like eAarm. y = r = -
O, G. MO0n1y 3b4 Dsssdeay, N. r.
Mrs. 0. II. DBv04 t1Hnaess az The Unic-
Home School for Soldisss Children, says she sshaa
eivsaiitte sAs weak md invulid children unaeI
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results" = We have received over hundred rsAnl
Of spch certificates, but adrsstisepsnt - 20 IL
feetive A. what people themselves say Of . goot
1855 81 (osnas - wv nrgsSsn = y
ofthess spe& m - spste1nsd hndSt rsy ~
| al eireumstsnsss They have alrssdy obssined
sale h every town, village, perish and hAmle
among ciyilloed netieaa lese inlitstsn try h
come ~ near our name and style - they can, ana
becs1ss God sstisls sannet - sold ~ iow -
roer one, Mey ind come support from Parties Vh
4 eeasssiss 7hss tha3 IA ~ - ypaf Easf{. .
Bee oar private efsup: Sysr ~ epFk,
P. H. DRAKE 4 co, New York City.
Saratega spring Watsy, scId by a
Druggists. ..e
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Az ON DANISH LgeEsD.-La France an
nouncing that The King of Denmark in re-
pairing the Round Tower of Copenhagen, re-
calls Que of the legends attached to this, one
Of the oldest edihees 10 Denmark. At the
beginning of the eighteenth century it was
ys,ted by leter tne Great, In company with
the King of Denmark, Frederick the Fourth.
Tue two sovereigns having arrived at the
summit ofths tower we're gazing on the
magnificent panorama before them, Peter
mean shile, explaining to Frederick his pc
litlcal system: 80
Mould you like to have, he exclaimed,
IAN idea of the power of my authority
Ard without waiting for Frederick to an
swer the founder of the Russian monarchy
nodded TO Ccssak of his suite and pointed
With his anger to The aesss waicn yasned 81
bis feet.
Jump l'' said he
The Cosssck looked at the Car, saluted
him, and, without hesitation, cast himsel
headloag downwards.
There what do You think of that ~ SAID
Peter, turning to the King of Denmark.
Have you such subjects p
"Thank God, no 7 was the reply.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-07

EVERY Oar RELIelox.-Wa must come
back to our point, which is not to urge all of
you to give yourselves up TO mission work,
but to serve God more and more in conaee.
ton with your daily calling. | have heard
that q woman who has a mission makes &
poor wife and q bad mother; this is very
possible, and at the same time very lamenta.
BILE; but the mission | would urge is not of
this sort Dirty rooms, slatternly gowns.
end ehiidrea With unwashed faces, ass syifl
witnesses against the sincerity Of those who
keep others vineyards and neglect theis
evn- have no faith in that woman who
talks Of grace and glory abroad and uses no
soap and water at home. Let the buttons
be on the SHIRTS, let the children's socks be
mended, let the roast mutton be done 10 a
turn, let the house be as neat rs new pin,
and the home be happy as home can be and
then, when the cannon balls, and the mar
bles, and the shots, aud even the grains Of
sand are all in the box, even then there. viii
be room for those little deeds of love and
faith which in my Masters name seek of
you who look for his appearing. Serve God
by doing common actions in heavenly spirit,
and then, if your daily calling only leaves
you cracks and creyices of time, fill these up
with holy service. To use the Apostle S
words, Fl" As we have opportunity, let us do
good unto all men. "-SpuroeoR.
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight Superior to any Cologne. used
to battle the face and person, to render the skin
son and fresh, to alsy Inflammation, TO perfume
clothing for headache, &c. II is Manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and is obtaining
patronage quite unprecedented. TITS favorite
with actresses and opera singers Il is sold BY all
dealers, a. 4l.oe in large bottles, swd BY Dsxks
BARNES Co., New York, wholesale Agents.. :
Saratoga Spring watsr, sold BY al
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-07

OVER a MILLION DOLLARS SAVED
Gentlemen 81 had negro man, worth 81, zoe
who took cold from q bad hurt In the leg, and was
useless for over year. had used everything
gould hear Of ritheus benefit, until tried she
Mexican Mustang Linimert. Il Espa eGsetsd .
permanent eufs. ]. h DUMEfMHs
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1859.
aftske pleasure ip recommending the Mexican
Mustang Imminent - valuable and indispensa-
BILE article for .sprsins, Sores Scratches, or Calls
on Horses. Our men hSye usbd II for Burns, Brui-
ses, Sores, rheumatism, no., and all say It sets
like magic =. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Ws1ls, Fareo's and Harh-
den's Express. ak
"The sprain Of my daughters ankle, occssioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in
one week, after she had commenced using your
celebrated Mustang Imminent. ED. sEELy."
| Gloucester, Mass, Avg. !, 1861.
IL is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment performs moro cures in q shorter
time. on man and beast, than any article ever die
covered. Families, livwy-men and planter
should always have II on hand. Quick and on
it certainly il All gsnuiae b wrapped in steel
plate engrarings, bearing the signature Of g. "
Testbnoek, lnsmist, and toe prSssk y. q. stsIAf
OF DRxAs BARNES a Co., over the top. as
An effort has been made to counterfeit II with I
cheap stone plate label.- Look cfossly
IL sasa sSga spring WatsH, sold BY d
Druggists. r.
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Az Exr1ScT RAcs.-0ne. of the most re-
markabe races that eyer inhabited the earth
is now extinct. They we're known as the
Guanches, and were the aborigines of the
Canary Islands. in the sixteenth century,
pestilence, slate1f sand the cruelty Of the
Spaniards succeeded'in totally extermiuating
them. They are described as having been
gigantic in stature, but of singuisrly mild
and gentle nature. Their food consisted Of
barley, wheat and goats milk. and their az
acnitare was ot,ths rudess kind. Hney haH
areligion which taught them Of a future
state Of rewards aud punishment after death,
and of good and evil spirits They regarded
the volcano of Tenerife as panishmaat fpE
the bad. The bodies of their dead we pare.
fully embalmed and deposited in catecombs,
which still continue to be an object Of cnrios-
ity to those who visit the islands. Their
marriage rites were very solemn, aud before
engaging in them the brides were fattened on
milk. At the present day these strange
people are totally extinct.
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!. Be always telling her how pretty she
is.
2. Ipstill into her mind proper love Of
dress.
3. Accustom her to so much pleasure
that she s never happy at home. -
A. Allow her to read nothing but novelA
s. Teach her all the accomplishments
but none Of the utilities of life.
6. Keep her in the darkest ignorance of
ell the mysteries of Housekeeping.
"a. Initiate her Into the principle that il IL
vulgar to do anything herself.
=. To strengthen the latter belief, let her
have lady's maid.
9. And lastly, having given her such N
education. marry her to clerk upon 1--WE
hundred dollars year, or a lieutenant going
out 10 fort. s8a
,r VIZ the above careful training, your
daughter is not finished ypu may be sure
1t is no fault of yours, and you must look mp
on her escape as nothing short Of miracle.
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49,. i,,s The glow Z Saiilu6 skcw, Il 81.
Some love mere wsal4 A11zpy Aowiniss 8
Thu home 10 me may le41l - aesm -
n but but like the ptofIs n r..
whs, i an the gold that flRtsrs Seid
When linked 70 bard o. hasshsy feeling
Whsi,er were told, the nohls gold
r. III truth n Of heart and manly dAlfns.
Than LET them seek who's uinds are weak,
Mere fashions smile aad try to win it;
The house 10 me may lowly be,
II but like the people tn 4.
A lowly roof may give US proof
That Lowry flowers are often fairesf' -
Ana trees. whose bark is bard snd dark
Nav Weld us fruit and bloom the rarsst
There's worth as sure meath garments poor
AZ e'er adorned loitier station
And make US just as those us trust,
Whose claim is but Of wsalth's creation.
Then let them seek whose minds are weak,
Mere Fashions smile and ny TO win u
The house to me may lowly be,
If / but like the people in II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-07

Who would not be beautiful, Who would no.
add to their beauty Whas giyss thai nn,arbltf
purity and distssgss appearance We observe upon
the stage and in tbs city BELIEF II il no longer
secret. They nss Hagans Msgnoia Balm. Its
continued use removes tan. freckles. pimples and
roughness, from the face and hands, asd leaves
the ccmplexion smooth, transparent, blooming ana
rAyishine. Unlike many cosmetics, il contains
no material injurious 70 the skin. Any Druerisi
win order Il for you II not on hand ii SO cts per
bottle We. HAGAN, Troy, NJ r., Chsnist.
DBmA< DADues ~ Nhslssels Ageate, \. 7,
saratoga Spring Water, sold b I'll
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AN ANsaIcAs GRAcs DARLiSG.-Ws con-
giatulate Rhode Island upon is possession Of
On American Grace Darling ida Lewis
daughter of the keeper Of the Lime Rock
lighthouse, rowed out to distant island last
Sunday morning and rescued man who, for
hours, had been lying upon the rocks wet
from the storm, and exhausted in body. his
boat having been capsized, and there being
no means of escape possible. The brave
girl took up the ipanimate body, placed it in
her wherry, and pulled across the harbor to
Newport The Providence Press says this is
the 9Th instance in which this intrepid young
woman has rendered valuable assistance to
persons IN peril Of q ~atery grave. We
should think that such conduct would insure
a perfect shower of gold medals in . State as
wealthy and enthusiastic a. "little Rhody
Sconfessedly is--Neu York Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-07

Heimstreet inimitable Hair Coloring 10 not .
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed Of im-
eawsfie, and more or less destroy the vitality
and beauty of the hair. This Is the original Hair
Coloring, and has been growing in favor oyet
twenty years II restores grey hair to ia ofiginal
cdipr by gradual absorption, in most remark blt
manner. Il Is also beautiful hair dressing. Sold
10 two sises-5o cents n&$l-by all dealers-
c. HEIMSTREET, Chemist
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-07

CRossISG THE OCEAN ON Rarr.-We
cave. a day or two since, a list of the lives
which have been lost by steamship disasters
during the last three years, for want of sufi
Gent or proper life saving apparatus on board.
This entire subject will be investigated at the
meeting OF the Treasury Commission next
l~Sssex. but mesntime we have to note the an.
oupcement By the inventor of life-savine
q that he proposes making q voyage upon
usthis port to Southampton and Havfe.
essel is composed Of cloth and guttaper.
ana ia bnoyancy is secured BY means d
vlinders. When not in use the raft can
cmpfessed into small compass and easily
a away y. Tribune.
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A SOUTHERN VIEw OF TIE WEsr.-A tray
cling correspondent of the Richmond En-
quirer writes from Louisville:
"when one reads OF the rapid growth Of Gin.
Jhinnati, Columbus, and other Western cities
lie is surprised at the giant strides thsy have
f,ade; hut when he sees the great country
contiguous to them, rich in every product,
mineral and agricultural, and considers tlet
these great resources were brought into play
lust when steam and railroads were coming
into use, it ceases to be q wonder. This rapid
growth has not ceased. The trains are laden
every day with crowds from the North and
East and South, bound for the West. On
the same train with myself there was a whole
colony from North Carolina, end number Of
sotive young men, seeking homes IN the
West"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-07
MIMI PINE tonlbBNbl
The White Pine Compound Cure


sHwss saeiy n ~ syss u ~ ~ tAis esnpOusd
vas sstessssd. nsnbm Of ny fs.!y -. sntsssd
with = krtta!,su y tpe Inrosi AtlesAsd sish a.
that RstBs for il asfs de inssde bsr q
vhits pins ght BE- 20 Compounded = 70 b. very sssfui
In disssses Of the threat a& nsa IL tsst the vops
Of tin - allndsd to- Icompoundsd snsll quen-
tsy ef tbs madeleine shat had hssn planning. and gass
grausias Nkh1sf two dos ~ kIlti&tbssf ~ tsosi
vas removed the cough subsded and speedy cure sss
Affected Soon after this sent some 10 lady Ia Lon
donderry, n. who had been suffering for soms vesks
from bad epash. eSesalossA n . .addsn cold and hAd
lief sd ssst for asr The took about Ten ounces Of
IT, and Rot wsh T. ,. Clark, 3d. editor Of the Man
sh4o1gDGBy MssW 0Ads . trial Of the sane prepars-
sios4n s.sease of severe "a edsa yeled,.
.s = Hs.s. e sss,y y.s:. - ! -, - 2
fore sssysSs thss = auGas pssssusA ns . sssss
name and send II abroad g. beneht ths suffering. In
November 1895, arst sdvsrtissdit apdsr The name a
sI' s s,ss s esseoana " ksa f ,sss aS e.
hundred dollars worth vAsre took The Iced Of the
cough rsmsass In che narfet andt sh maintains that
posion There b good for this; tits very soosh
Ing and healing In ~ nstufs y uDrDn9 70 TIE stom
sch and pleasant withal TO The TASTE and excssdsey
cheap.
Compound s,snSs unrvaisi It Ial not Stignslsd ior
THAT bufpose but psrson IN esint u for cough w.
nbtca1y.csrsa X ~ cough, bss Sn alss ssfsd o.
kfdssy sslty ~ - ysass stasalne- Gncs thes -
s.dsps., aegvsFy I,s tAonsssds s.vI ~ fss ~
he sbovs vs. vrifses by d. Poisnd i IN. Sine,
then as 10 Manchester the white Pins conpoand he,
taken ths lssd Of all Cough rsedis veil prepa
i .ss ' II w. -. ss,' ss..s H.
Thprsasdys = safe .pd p,ss.aa,,o s.s, sit i u
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Itis most delightful Hair Dressing.
Ii eradieates scurf and dandruA.
It keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling on
1t restores hair upon prematurely bald heads
This is jast what Lyons Kathsiron viii do. II
is prstty-it is ehesp--dsssble. II u literally
sold By the eai.oad, and yet its almost incredible
demand Is daily increasing. until there IL hardly
country store that does not keep II, or . family
that does not use it.
4. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
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,.Y1dd.V 8aHI0M 6I
40 ~ Ak
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-21

y Der gtts See Drtetnats bestnnt:
,,Mes amis, plairons leur erreur:!
Victime de quelques barbares" etc
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fedteu, erfuut fid. SD werpe @ie Mt d t
wiecerieben, Tirit, es iei penn an @eor3
ta's 6anp Dor Gem NItar. 6art moo Id
ietn, ia fc!3 lelbi, aber nod I'm Iope
mill t@ ote f5ntslt9en @eflblt metner
Nbnen beaen!!
@te 9ing. Sc >par, ol8 nenn bas
@ebtoe elmer tibertroiid 8erfldrten pprz
iter;tebe.-
@e,loren! Du btit mir oerloren, an
bstunesmdrpis @eib, benn ou perni9.
teft ptd purh fiirbte ltde Wabrbett l.
Der Gur(t btpedte ietn uberfr5meno Sc,
ii@t. De. 6elp, Der unter &anunenbon>
ner laGte, bra9 Dor Der Dubeit etner Grau
;uIamn1eu.
@6 par faR etn balbs8 Sabr fpdtsr.
Na6au's Senouu9 uar erf1ut. BE Mb,
reiie nabe, Qout|e Be 2amhaQe bate, troB
Rebentl'der Bitten, ibn ntdt wiepsroe<
leben.-Der &ompf ben ct befaneen,
i&ten ietne aan3e 9(atur gu untereraben.
@tne6 To9e6 erldten ct NIT Ga
ron TIM 6otel psnibtenre, psl@eS Der
5er,oe nit oen Grauen i'm @inter beSoe
gen, unp Lief ll4 BET @rdfn @or5ta mel
ben. ST i6ien UNI Sabre eealtert.
@&idtern, seientten 9auptes empfae
tbn Charlotte.
@rdfn. t@ fomue 3u Sbnen, ntdt mie
eta juuser, 9libenpenre 12tebbaber Ionoern
mte Der S6ifbrlidi9e Der F9 an elm
rut'ees @eitape Rlhtet. SD bite um
Sbre 6anp uno ldwbre Sbnen, Sis 70
BlGdlt6 gu maiden, 70 ;u lieben, als ebea
nod @lud uno 2tebe tn oteier mdhen
Bruf wobnt! SD babe an unlere Ser
btnouna nur eine @erbinoune ~ fnapftn:
Benn 2putle be 2ambaue in 9}otb unr
@tfabr 1T. -fntete t9 Dor Gem Yrie>
fer-ronn loQen Ste mid lautlos oebeu
lantu, fte 5u erretten ja-ielbit-fIr iie
3u ferben !-WcQen fe bass?
SD ntQ es! fufet!e bic @r6fn
Dentee Sage ipdter waro NaGau NIT
@rd fin @or;fa eetraut. 9out(e BE- Sam
bolle fodt tbr bic WYrtsntrone. Damn
true Betpe Ter &tilewoeen btnwee.-
9outle ffano neben spentbienre unp
@oron uuf per beidnetten Eerrol1s, mie
Setee nab idmerem Mblateoe pabtn fubg
ren.
Sc If seideben, 8eaumar@atS, baS
wor mein lebter @bmer. !--S@ babe
nur nod etnen lteben @enolen aus alter
3ett, per MIR aQetn nerbletht, @te &c:
ben Ste mtr bic 6aup carauf!-
SD blelte Sbnen, metoe bcbe Greun=
bin, penn ;>pilhen un6 febt Der S1atten
metntr Suianne uno retdt une rte
.6anne!
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G p / 1 o Q.

DaS alte Grantreid. taS aeyalsresfe,
aalante, wtbt8e-ift nidt mebr! @etn
esprit pie fetne Srrtbiimer fnp NIT tbm
untersesaneen In Der mtlpen 2obe pss
Blroert'ieee8, Der iiber sans europa
feline fprlbenptn Gunfen wtrft unp Die
alte 3eit unter Blut unp MlGye beordbt.
Die prppbe3etung rer bpurbpntlAen &al:
lanpra 1T e1faut!
an Dem Sage, no bic 8afiQe unter
Gem Sturme pes p6bel8 fsl, mel9en
Sante1re ben pie Gretbett-> ->pie Ct etnft
lslblt beflr1tet -3ur tollen Beftte 9e:
maet, NIT Dem @dbel In Der Gauf an
fdbr.e, unp pas erfe Blut fub, pa elite
2ouile pe 2ambaue na@ @erlaiQes. Das
unslad war Qetpmmen, nun fam, treu
,brem S@mur, aud lie 3ur(id. Bdtz
reno Srltans> gsoItte als Gbef per &spo,
lulion i'm Yala,S 1pya! tb'onte, M1toiS,
prooence, pte po|isnaeS, Noaiues uno
Wuem.nes tbren Mo7ar@en fetse pe>lte<
zen, UNI am Nbetne unter pem S@uBe
oeutl9er 8ajonnette- -Soutour 81 iptelen,
etns 2outls NIT pem f6uielt&en MartYr>
paar pie lauBe Babn Der 2etbensf ftationen,
utl6e bel res &6nies &ntflbrunB nad
parts bsoann unp in Geup|e enpete. 6ter
rtb man fte aus etnonper uno mari 2amz
bale In Die Mbtet. Sbr Id1nes 5aupt
fiji in ben Septemberta9eu, Sbr 6eIcen<
blut fSrb,e paS pfafer, neil fe ibrem
R6nte ni6t e!s "sute Bdroerin fu&en
rpoute! Die 2il,en wuroen tbr our
Dornentrone 9(a1au, tbr &etter, lam
ju 1pdt!!-@
Nus perlelben @btet 3u ct. @ermain
&parp 8eaumardats bur@ Santerre's
Terani italtuns befrett, um na@ @nplanb
3u Ra&ten. Ct entstne Srleans' M6rz
bern, penen WorslY. >pelde ,SrontG bic
Baf'iace IN itarrer 6ann, sum Spfer
fisl, meil Ite Den v0ater Der &epo!utton"
ni@t tauntenl User bdtte retten t6nnen
in 'pteier 3eit, tpel&e bic Spfer na@ 5ez
fatomben 3dblte?-- - a. .Aa.l4 !. ! il
aQambale bate ben blutteen Meioen
nur er5fnet, ,psl@em cer Rtnte. bte. So
ntstn, prtn3eb Gltiabetb fpletfh, unb ben
---pbiltpp G8alite bei&loe. 3 st bate
'tpte er nttntt, far bte &epolutton slles
,etnsd.stH Hnterht tFnis3eneniel perni&tete
tbn, pas 3euBntb 8eaumar6ats'. bat 3:
Mtrabeau pur& @bartreo' @tft 8sfprben,
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Nmn,nter 477.

l@aften oes @tn;elnen unb Der Station
gum &t1entbum aQer &ulturpSlfer Au
ma&en, uno aus ben etniamen Stuptr,
a'mmer ter Denfer unb @elebrten bran>
gen o'e welter5lenoea @abrbetteu In BE
unter Stlaoenfetten ber De{po,te 19ma@>
tetloen VSIfer. Nber tmmerbtn blteben
ote aroben 9ebren Elm @teentbum ber be>
oor5ueten &lai1en. 6dtten ie eeabnt,
oab fte ieltft bic DaFen l&mfeceten, bic
tbrer 5errl@aft ben llpttraane berette1,
lollten, fte p1rben pou @&redeu uub
Nnsf fte in oos Duntel suradeebanut
baben, aug bean fte berporetneen.
(Gertiebune BON Der erfen @eite.)
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II s. 4 Hpd,
-M M E RELIANT TAILOR.

ct. peter, Mtnnefpta,
tdlt ffets surrdtbte en Mdrrttment ferttse.
9errenfletber mad oem fetnfen @@nttt unb san
ben beifen @tctfen. 49,
BefeQte Mrbett wtr5 prpmpt. III n66iaeu
Yretfen uns unter @arautte ppllfpmmener gu.
frtebenaellung eelfefert. ..<-sL- -
Die geebrten Runten biirfen seriperi feffa, :a,i,
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