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Taafred Rooms.

4 writer in the Country Gentleman
saws: II pass some houses in every
town whose windows might as we'll be
sealed in with the walls for any purpose
they have but to let in the light. They
are never opened, summer or winter. In
the winter it is cold; in the summer the
flies stray in, or, if they are Melted, the
dust Sits through the nets Now can
tell a person who iDhabits such chambers
when / pass him on the street-there Is
such a smell about his clothing l al
WAYS wish for a sniff of cologne or harris
horn or burnt feathers, or something OF
the sort. to take the taste out. \ house
that Is never aired has every nook and
corner filled with stale odors Of cooked
meats. boiled vegetables, especially cab
bage and onions, which rs the weeks 60
bv, literally reek in their hiding places.
Who has not wished sometimes to hang a
new servants clothing out of doors some
frosty night, until it should be thoroughly
aired2 But | have seen the same ladies'
come sweeping into church with their vel
vets and silks, when said velvets and
silks have unmistakable evidence Of hav-
ing been housed in Just such shut-uP
chambers. Oh, what tale that ordor OF
pork and cabbage tells about the lady
style Of housekeeping. The very gar
ment= Of the children tell the same story
Of uncIeanlness.
il is bad to have unwashed clothes,
bat there NAV be al excuse for it. But
shat excuse can there be for unalref
ones. when air i - cheap and free
There j. death in such unaired chambers
Better q swarm Of flies or a cloud OF dust
better frost and snow in a room, thar
. these intolerable smells. Dear girls, The
+ first thing in the morning when you are
ready to go down stairs, throw open YOU
windows. take apart the clothing Of you
beds. and let the air blow through it a
hard a. it will There is health anC
wealth in such a policy. 1t helps to keel
away the doctors with long bills. 1t helP
to make your eyes sparkle, and to maxi
your cheeks glow, and to make other
love your presence. Girls who live il
those close shut-up rooms can only he tol
Grated mt the best IN any circle.
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In answer TO a complaint of the price
of eggs, White street grocer took ocea-
sion to explain that it was on account of
their scarcity because Of the panic, and,
upon the customer protesting that she
could not see the connection between the
two, he further explained that, owing to
the general depression, the hens were RIM
ming on half time She took the eggs.
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\ German peddler sold a man a liquid
for eNterminating bugs And how do
you use it, inquired the man. after he
had bought it. "ketch te bug, I'm drop
Won little drop into his mouth, answered
the peddler ''PShaw!" exclaimed the
purchaser, Il could kill it in half that
lime by stamping on it. "Vell" explain
ed the German, that is good way too. >
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS. "A series of
experiments, instituted to test the average
loss in weight by drying, shows that corn
loses one fifth and wheat one-fourteenth
by the process. From this statement is
made that farmers will make more by sell
ling unshelIed corn i'm the fall at 10 cents
than the following summer at 81 per BUSH
el; and that wheat at 81 81 in December
is equal TO 81 30 for the same wheat in
June following. This estimate is made
on the basis Of interest at I per cent, and
takes no account of loss from the depre-
dations of the vermin. These facts are
worthy of consideration.-Ec
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Central Female Institute
CIInIon, ILInda Co. NIIaa-
Rev. Walter Hilman, IL. D., President

A SISTED by q large and able Faculty
n viii begin IFS Iwcuiy-hrst Academic
Year on Tue-duv, September 23d.
The last session war emiucuuy IrosIer.nr
over twenty three per cent. more TuTIIa rn-
tered than Were iu attendance tbv previous
year, and "a greater number than had Ogcu
catalogucd since lsGn-hl.
The President, having resigned Tho rrrs.-
dcncv OF Mississippi college, which he haH
held Jointly for tho last six years, viii hfrfs
after give his undivided attention to thc la.
stitute. By concentrating thus hiR entire rG-
periencc and euer. lies, he will doubtless he
able 10 elevate the character of the IustItuiuu
even HuoNv " hHt ar nns hitherto TuHHcHHot.
For catalogues or other information address
the President OF the Faculty.
ROBERT KELLS.
President Board Of Trustees
Clinton, Miss, july 25i 1873 jy3l-am
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a REMEDY FoR DAMP WALLs.-It is
said that solution Of two-thirds of a
pound Of CASTLE soap to gallon of water
laid on a damp wall as a wash, and next
day followed by another wash Of alum wa
ter-jwo ounces dissolved in gallon
will cure the Inconvenience, and prevent
any further recurrence of it. 1t Is 80
simple 4 thing that housekeePers troubled
with damp places in their dwellings will
he glad to try it for themselves
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TRTST SALE

by virtue # a Deed Of Trust from Houston
I'D Taylor and his wife Colambia TAYLOR 10
secure 10 Daniel Eehelman a certain debt
therein named for balance of purchase money.
will sell AZ the City Hall in jackson, on the
10th day Of January. 1874 for cash. the follow
ing tract of land in Kinds county, Mississippi.
near the city OF jackson, to-Wit: all that part
O. the east half Of the half = G. quarter see o.
township i've, range one east, which lies ca 4
aud south Of the y. O., J. G. " Railroad.
containing % acres more or less; and the east
halt north east quarter section sixteen. town
ship i've, rang one east, containing 30 aeres
Ioskiug in all 100 acres
bee 70. ls73-4w f. SUCNT Tr,.,..,
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NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that appli-
cation has been made to the Treasurer Of the
Sa,9 NnT jh f IS R Rs3u6Cs @5a BY lay 40
Withdraw the Ten Thousand Dollars deposit
made by the Carolina Insurance Company of
Memphis Tenn, with the said Tr6a the
business of said Company having been trans
ferred 20, and its liabilities assumed by the
Southern Life Insurance Company, of Mem
phs, Tenn. Notice has been given to each
policy holder in said Company of said transfer.
I. A. NELSON.
President Southern Life ms Co
Dee. 81 lS73-iw.
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A SEAL AND PRESS

or the popular Evens Lever Patent. for
Lodge, Chapter, Council, or Commaudery
WILDE furn She'd for 500. ! will furnish de-
sign for each unless the party ordering should
Adde'S \ T.. POWER.
JACKSON Miss
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TO PREVENT GRAY HAIR,
THE

GLANDS wing proved its vir-
- tues 1T Sixteen different ExFositious and
Fairs lis clear crystal leaves no sui
phur or Other bad smell on the hair, but fine
perfume. Never changes tlcLair to ridiculous
red or pink, only natural light brown or
black IS the result in few applications
Stains neither hands, scalp or clothing. Cures
dandruf, stops the hair from falling out, and
cures any headache within ten Minutes
j. T. Fugazi. Manufacturer anil Proprietor,
New York City and Sacramento, Cal. Ask
your druggi4t ana give II fair trial. c. {.
WARD \ BRO, Agents, 20 Main 81, Mem
phis.
BUCK < BAILEY.
MARI Fly Jackson Miss.
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NJ SONIC
Publishing and Furnishing Agency,
JACKSON. WUSS.

Furniture. Regatta, Robes. and OUTFITS com-
pEete- Tor Lodges Chapter, Council OF Com
mandery furnished promptly. and ~ 'h"
lowest cash rates ~ the best msnufaciurers
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s CHEAP TooTH-PowDER.-Mix togeth-
or half an ounce Of background Char
coal With M ounce aud half Of prepared
chalk.
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QUINN & ALCORN,
WEST JACKSON

L EEP on hand aud are constantly rcoeiv-
N ing OYSTERS,
FISH. and
GROCERIES,
Which win be delivered free Of Charge
Orders through the Post-Ofhee promptly at
tended TO.
Postal cards furnished upon application.
Give US trial and We Rusrantee satisfse-
item. oeeO-lm
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DIPLOM
For Ledge, Chapter, Council and Commander,

I In future, | will keep on hand full assort.
I neut of Diplomas, on parchment and bristol
[ board-for poe ket and framing-and viii furn-
! ish them at publishers price, without IRE yor
I certificate OF Grand Secretary OF Grand h>-
I corder The Diplomas which / will keep IN
stock will be of the most elegant design ma
/ handsome print.
Believing that every Mason should have "A
/ Diploma, for his personal use, and ~ a sow
/ enir for his family, l win not only make no
I charge for Certificate but will pay postage on
+ Diplomas. Purchasing by the wholesale,
/ shall be satisfied with the small margin ol
profit for the labor involved
/ The following are printed on parchment, ~
morocco tuck, and convenient for pocket use
Master Mas son .'''.''fl ~
ROYAL .'.....'.''.. ~
Royal and Select Master .........,..... %
Knight Templar..... ~
! Master Mason and Royal Arch bound d"
He......--..- -.-... ''t.- 90 ~
| Master Mason Royal Arch and ROYAL
and Select Master, bound ~ o7r.......-.-.. ! ~
/ Master Mason. Royal Arch, Royal ind
Select Master and knight TemPlar,
bound ~ ar ....-...-.. " ~
The following are printed on Bristol board
/ size 1924 inches with ample margin for ram
/ ing:
Master Mason 'small size lOxltl -.........-. ~
ROYAL Arch -
Royal and Select Master ....,.-. -
Knight Templar -
J Master Mason--Chromo-litho plel IN
many colors ~
This Diploma is very beautiful and makes
when framed, highly ornamental picture tor
( the parlor.
Address j L. POWER.
Jackson, Miss.
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THOMPSON HOUSE.
OXFORD, NIIssIssIPPI

TNH undersigned have taken charge Of this
L house and they are now ready 10 enter
tain those who may call in the verv hest stvie
and at moderate rates. The house is finely
furnished and gives the best of fare and I'M
exceptionable attention
The house viii be open at all hours Of night
and day, and travellers left off by night trains
will and refreshments promptly served 10
them. ROBERT CRAFT& co.
noy-97-8t
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Address,
POWER & BARkSDALE,
Jackson, Mississippi.

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Qest book for every body hat The press ha.
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ST IEFF' Plan OS !.
OFFICE AND wAREROOMs
No. 9 N. Liberty ST., Baltimo1

eUnrl
sncceedn
will
guarant
niforH lua
throuSho"
Sort WIo nav Thought he
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NOTICE.

TfNHE undersigned wishes 70 employ Teach
j. er to take charge Of BELMONT CoLoRtn
SCHOOL, situated near CayuFa, Kinds county
The salary will be foIt " dollars per month.
None but man or woman Of good moral
character need apply.
GEO. P. JONES
Asv2O-s,- Secretary BqaTd TTgStves'
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SURE CURE FOR BoILs.-Dr. Simon,
a physician OF Lorraine, states that, as
soon AZ the characteristic eliminating
point of boil III, kes its appearance, he
puts in a saucer a thimblcr1i Of campho-
rated alcohol, and, iif2ng the ends Of
his middle fingers with the liquid rubs
the inhamed surface, especially the cen
tral portion, repeating the operation eight
or ten times, continuing the rubbing al
each time for about half a minute. He
then allows the surface to dry, placing a
slight coating Of camphorated olive oil
over the infaned surface. He states
that one such application will in most all
cases cause boils to dry up and disappear,
The application should be made morning,
noon, and in the evening. Heavers that
the same treatment will cure whitlows,
and all injuries of the tips of the fingers.
As soon as pain and redness appear, the
fingers should be soaked for ten minutes
in camphorated sweet oil. The relief is
said 70 be immediate, and three applica-
tons are generally enough to effect cure.
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RABBIT PIE.-Cut up couple of rab-
bits into nice pieces (omitting the ribs, OF
which gravy may be made, and cut
small pound Of fat bacon season with
pepper and salt and powdered cloves
Make iorcemeat balls with the rabbit-liv-
ers parboiled and beat in mortar, with
mace, cayenne pepper, and savory herbs.
Make into balls with the yolks of two
eggs and some bread crumbs Put a
good crust round your dish, lay in the
rabbits and forcemeat, pour in about a
pint Of gravy, cover it with thick crust,
and bake it for an hour aud a half in a
moderate oven.
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Every year increases the popularity
Of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We can
assure our old patrons that it is kept
fully up to its high standard; and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep
aration for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, aud silken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and dandruf,
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling ont, as it stimu-
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In badness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal yigor,
and will create a new growth, except
in extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair splendid, glossy ap-
pearance. y. A. Hayes, Md, State
Assaysr of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and /
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes.
Sold BY all Dr+l19isfs, and Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
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Hammer Hall school
= NIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
SESSION 1873-'74.

RI. REv. T. II. WILMER. Visitor.
RFv. h. STBlNGFtLLOW, ID. H.. Rector.
F.KEI MEADE university N Va3 PrI6.
cipal Instructor in Ancient Language
r.. X MEADE Washington and Ire Univ
Va, 81. b.. Instructor in Mathematics and
Chemistry
WM. G. GROSSMAN. date Asst Prof Mod
Lang -. Univ. Va Instructor Boo Modern Ian.
guages and Asst Instructor In English
Rev H. STRlNGFELLOW, II. ID, Instructor
in Bclles-Letter=.
The Scholastic Year begins OCTOBER q
1875. and closes june 2G,h, 1874. and eDtraess
two terms
tHAEgEs
Tuition and board per term .............. tld' JJ
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Lod2>s. Cbepters. Councils ami Cop~onJc,jc'
ALWAYS on HAND
And sent free Of Postage on receipt ~ pftce.
Demits-$2 per hundred; 81 - for Fifty.
Petitions for Degrees-Same price.
Petitions for Membershp-25 cents per dozen.
Secretary's Warrant on Treasurer, with
margin bound ....-.,. = w
Urea surers Receipt Bloodhound ~
Secretaiys Receipt Book, for degrees
and dues -..-..-.-..-..-. ~
Book Of Receipts from Treasurer 70 Sec
rotary ....-.---.... b W
'I Fifty for.'.....'-....-..'.. ...-.... 90
ode ca rds-per dozen ........... -
Certificates for the Widows or nearest
relatives Of Deceased Brethren, attest
Ell by Grand Secretary dohen-.... 40
Summons 10 attend stated or SpeciAt
Mcetings-per hundred .....-....., .--'-..-..- -
Visitors Register, Tor Lodge or chapter. 3"
Minute Book FOR Lodge or Chapter !, az
from ............fb 10 ~ W.
L. 80, $50, tis, an Chapter from 8 ,o T. a.
Book of NaFh~ tpi Chapters ..-.----,.-...--. ~
Dirloms- Parchment. Morocco tuck --... ~
N-rkrs Msuusio fHr loi --............-. - 80
iIarb., boo. at fho 'iHpt"' ...-.... 3D.
Frrrut8 sons Monitor, lE : rA 'e- ......-.. ~
tu,iucj Monitor. hy 'NH-" .....-........ ~
H,lN co. fue command" g ...-.--... '.
Manual OF I.-.. tn~frfrI = ......-...-...- o.
$40 other t.Hh- '...H .-.I.. |' n'i'f.
I.pic- Jewell be',st'y lfat.d he. 'rf-
assam silver IA l.er,- ...--.....-. --' t. .' ~
-uercr' : Carpets 81 -H fees. iua i.s.,a- "f
ts WV
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oAURTERLY STATEMENT
OF THE
Planters Insurance Company
OF MISSISSIPPI.
showing the Condition the Com.
Pany for the Quarter EndiHE
september 20 usga.


ASSETS.
stock Notes.............................. $500 r
Deposit Notes secured by Mortgage
on Real Estate and property in-
sured ........ ..,......... at..I. t
Cash on hand aud ira bank and cash
iieuis '...-... 70 .f
Bills receivab BILE ...... ...... La+ sa
Cash in hands Of Agents md I'm
course OF TRANSMIT ssiOn ................. p l-. ~
Due from sundry parties................ ISIS
Office furniture and hrturcs........... Zp.3 g-
Total..................................gl55lIl %
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted not duc.......8l 500
Losses unadjusted. ...............N None.
All other Liabilities estd..l, 900 90
Total liabilities 81, 900 %
Total amount Of out
standing risks.........$ ,9S325I %
Reinsurance reserve...... H,5lA OF
Total losses paid by the
Company ............... 3l5G,l1 -
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
HISDs CoUETY.
Personally appeared before the undersiFn'
cd W. ii. H. Green, Notary Public Of the city
Of Jackson, +. Richardson and N. A. Van Hook,
10 rue personally known 70 be the Precedent
and Secretary Of the Planters Insurance om-
pAny, who being duly sworn, upon their ohta
DO say that the foregoing is true statement
Of the Assets and Liabilities Of the SAID Nom-
pany on the Both Of September, 1873.
T. RICHARDSON, President
NJ A. VAN HOOK, 6oc'y.
Sworn TO aud subscribed before me this 2Ih
SEAL WIN. GREEN,
os304t Notary Public.
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CITATI0N.

Is TIE DISTRICT CoURT or Tie UNITED
STATES ron THE SoUTHERS District -
( MISSISSIPPI
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Needles are small affairs, but they some
times give great deal OF trouble. There Is
no difficulty with the Victor Sewing Ma
chine needle. tt
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NIISSISSIPPI MANUAL
OF Legal and Business FOrms-3rd Edition,
Price 81. Contains Forms for Magistrates.
County Officers Business Men Generally;
Constitution of State and United States !;
Chancery Rules and Forms: Directory OF
the Courts, Statistics, etc.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE
.TACkSON. ygESS
j T.. POW Err.
L---..---L g.

CORNER Congress and Amite street onpo-
~ site Church Square. Ample accommoda-
TONS and reasonable rates for regularor tran
sIent boardeIs, by the day week or month
Rooms may be secured in advance by notify
ing seplS-3m Mrs " w. PIERCE
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INSURE YOUR LIVES
IN TIE
SOUTHERN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, TENNEssEE.
Annual Income nt '-"'e orsI, OOo, Oo'

Ratio of Assets 90 H.gmbtIIttos
9ISD 10 800.
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Lodg>s, Ceptcr., Councils ami Co","o"J|''c'.
ALWAYS on HAND:
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DATRONfZE this Homo Institution auI
Il keep capital AT home
losses adjusted promptly and D. the Lgsal
boNrd VI Dircctnra
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-06

SRes ni0t2ferf big? Die
Icbtc unusrtar5te @asoape bon 8ebFer's
Oictionar it eiu @Hnpsr pon Gelebriam
felt uno Qirbcit, ait 5000 Sauftrationer
unS na5e,u 1861 n0 B6rter entbattenO
@ls GIN sl1lts gh9 If! es Oos iitcrehon
teIte un6 wertbuouite in meincm Selib !,
es 1T cine BibiiOtbef in iid isIbi. SOHte
meme gibIistbef in 8ranO 9eratbrn uni
i'd bate Die Madt nur einen 8ano 81
retten, 10 mare es ielbitperitanDli6 Beb
Ter. Sf cS ni6t ionberbar Sas Perio
men, welde e.ien 8ictiondr am mf'tte'
6en0tbigen, i'm am tpsnigiten conlnlttrtn
SD babe oft 6eobadtet Sab @eb'lSete ON
meiltea elm 2ericOn benrben. Die Hrla@
dc lit natirlid, bab s~epobniise 9ten7
fden BEN Gebrau9 elmer i@OHen Spra'
DE e~eseuiber gu Indifferent finO, nabrenf
aebiIbeie B%eriOnen Derfte5en, oaB @nrl'
.Dinae BON groSer geheutun9 fino.
(Gorr. Cincinnati Simes.)e
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Oa8Sano f6eint beasu Ietn
igeumittttn fur Die 9s,lung
BON QunGenfranfbeiten, 10 boB man aus
Man9el an @ertrauen auf ibre meSiciniS
f@en @iaeuI6often faum weiB, meldes
bon ibnen man sebrau6en fol-; ober
na6 ben benereensmertben &ureu nno
ser ouberorbentideu Mirfiamfeit bon
Aliens Lung Balsam, Die mir ais aus
aenI6einli6e 8eweiie betradten uno &c,
0en Suiten uns @rf6ltun9 uno aeoen jee
mes pielf6pT9e llu9ebeuer, 9tuSsebrun9,
aaocben miiFen, baltcn mir lenes Wftots
camert fur elm fideres unb superldiiigeS
SeilmitteI. 3u baben bel allen MfeSicin'
Bdnolern.
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unfere fDrpcrlibem Oebretb'
Iidafeifeif.

S6reerlihe S6pdAen fn6 4Ger 2oo8.
WfiQionen lin6- itstS franz. G5 9tebt
feinen Mtann, feline 6rau, fein Sinh, Oh
beltQnoig bolfommen geiuno tuaren
8icle Sranfbsitea unb 9eioen aber, wel
DIE 10 pielen ~unierer &ebenmenldcn baS
9ebcn sur Qgit MAIDEN, iinb Ser SorglO=
fafeit uno No6lafligfeit su;uidrciben
Sn Setreff Ser bauptiddlidften Sranf
beitsurio3en lit fir can md6tige8 @egen
mittel 1efor9t. G5 lit ebenlo uniddblid
mie tuirfiam. Sn feinen 8eftanbtbeilen
beinbet ii6 fein 9~iftigeS 0tittel. Gsiit
Elm reines 9teis<, Starfungs@ n..s BIB:
fibruuaSmitteG, befen Scitanotbeile lie
Sigli3 bem 8Han;enrei6e cntnommer
iine. Oiefe untabelbafte S~orbeu9unqs
unb acknowledgements 1T nlbtI
,,Meues unter Ser Come" 9efets
ter'S Mf a9enbitteres lit bals eli.
9icrteliahrbunOert lang Oer Melt be-
FAINT, lab mir bebouptcn nt1t su ptel,
ivern mir Iager, Dap SanIcnoe, Ia 3ebn-
teufen6e IS icBt 9ebraliden, Die ldn9t i'm
Gra6e lie1en miiroen, menn iie nibt
Snrd 6ieieS eelunOe 9fcijmittel 9%etdrft
un6 bel Srdften crbdlteH persen iparen
@ie idnea aus gcringeren Selosn ourd
Serna9laiTgun9 oft bartnafi9e Sranf
beiten iperocn, lit pObl b%efannt. Dtelea
fOuii6e>Wi,ttel lit 6eriibnit b0fUr, Dab es
lenen G.Seugern t5Otli@er &ranf9ctteu
iofort GinbaIt t5ut. Sos W~tatti9fcitSs
aefibl, bas Sopfwcb, Sic Nerpofttdt, Die
ilnanfge.cgtheit it9 an3uitren8en, oas
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f0rperli6e Sdpdde, ipeldJe Oasu 0ieren,
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DIE Ooien OeS 8ittcren bcieitigt. Der
9tubm oicier Nlt0icin ais zines edten
@isenmittets se9en llnbcr0auIi9fcit
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mus unb 9ronif6e SdwG6!i0fcit reid
iber Sic 0anse @eIt :; unO in Sen lebi9er
Sogen Ser fGmadOouen 0farfti9rcieret
no beftig wirfen6e &b~fiibrmitteI, Ois
Sen 9atienten bes Iebten Gfeites feinel
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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-06
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