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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
. WANTED rs

an An
ALL pER SONS VINO OWN HORSE TO KNOW
MIA E. L. 'ringhurst a. Co., have beena pIointed
agents or WILMINGTON, for the sale Of
BOY ERS HOOF LINIMENT
for the Il Neyention and cure OF Cox
TRACTION CoRNs, QUARTER CRACKS
CoNTRAcTIoS OF rHE BACK SINEw, GEy-
gRALr CALLED X, 7Ek-SPRuNG SPRAISs, CALLS,
SCRATCHES .RnEUMATIsM, &c,
Ihave tested Bowers Ho0f Lininent the feet of
over one hundred horses The difference TO the CON
dtion OF the feet gre, III its favor that would
noe be without 1t for til ues its cost 1t should be
properly applied to no ses hoO ana especially
IN the summer when the horse sleet are always In con-
tact with the heated earth, VIII ch dries them up,
.hey become hard and icverlsh "hlch produces con-
traction, corns, quarter cracks, contraction of the
Dack slnew commonly called Rns Sprung, and often
rom the pains in the hoof produ ees sweeney In the
shoulder We recommend it rs tht Nbest preparation
we ever used 1t should be used one very horses hoof
ssomm9ny as OIL Is used on harness or mems boots
. Keep them in good condition.
EXEC 1klin,
Froprietor and Superintendent % the I influential
. . SiaOles SAMSON Street, Pkil1deip, ia
Mh' NJ q. BoYER-Dedr Sir This is TO certify,
NAT have used your Liuiment in my S, ables for
nIse months past on more than hundre, horses
nlu ma u the best preparation have qsed on
@ ~. II Is iar better than you recommend I. Send
me hve cases at once, by express.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1872 West 31st Street, New York City.
sold wholesale and retail at propretors prices by
E. BRINGHURST s. Co., apothe carries,
Corner 9Th and Market Streets,
Wilmington. Delaware.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24
FACTS FOR THINKING PEOPLE

There arc few. perhaps Lalfa dozen
sewing machines Of real excellence. differ
ing flom ono another more or less in prin-
cp'e. construction and adaptation; one
being suitable for tailoring. another for
t"otwOrk. another for family use, &c, &c :,
the resi- are inferior. aud by far the great
or number comparatively rorthleu.
|, Is not worthy that the sewing ma
cline for which the highest premium was
awarded at the Worlds Fair in New York
in 1853 long since sunk into meri,ed OBJ
livion. The past fifteen years has seen
numerous machines. with high sounding
rretcnsions. rise with n flourish. confound
the simple ard vanish. So will it be
while crcduli'y lasts. Time tries all things
isc only furnishes the final ,ce. As the
purchase Of II Swing Machine is. or may
be. the net Of lifetime. care should be
taken TO get wha, time and Wsc have np-
proved
During the past six years the Howe Ma
chine Co. have made and sold over 400. :
600 Machines. and to-day, though manu-
featuring at the rate of one per minute
can hardly supply the demand. What
better evidence is needed TO prove that the
public have decided that they are TnE
Rrs1? G.. \. Simms. Agent, Leo lard
Town.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

si"n 10 the problem Of help in The house.
which. particularly among farmers. Is Ease
approaching poin, at which i, viii fccce
itself on our attention in way uct to bs
avoided.
Oar farm hands can then either board
themselves or be boarded at cur tenant
houses. aud our wives will be relieved Of
the heaviest cnd Of their now heavy bur-
den. Farmers cannot much longer shut
their eyes to the fact that come source OF
relief in this direction must be found. aud
We imagine that We have at least pointed
TO a practical plan Of relief. We must
cease to run bearding-houses for our
hands, and allow our families more Of .
home aud less of hotel.
There are many other advantages which
would accrue from such system. but No
have already occupied too much space vita
one question. and win alludc to them here.
after.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

1pr,L IIrsnANrs A writer in the
Saturday Review" says: ''Of course one
would net like 10 see women give them
selves 20 any ore, no matter who he might
he, for the sake Of getting married; but
the solid things of life should te taught
them as we'll rs its poetic and beauties,
and false hopes. false ideals. unsubstan-
tial love. should be- vigorously excluded
A bad marriage or n lovcfcss life is not a
pleasant code to that ncver-ac;cd romance;
nor is ;he disenchan;mcut which comes
with such cruel certainty on the heels of
the lovcsick aud unsuitable marriages a
blessing 20 he desired Beauty fades,
passion cools. the blindness Of romance
gets coachcd when seeing is too late; poe
try does not pay the butcher; and gallan-
try Of bearing Of the 'lmg sword. saddle
and blidlc" kind il apt 20 lose i,>clfin bad
domestic language when the pot is empty
OF puddings. ard haf j, zen children
swarm about the musty lodgings or dingy
quarters to which love aud folly hava re-
dnccd tic gay lieutenant and his bride
On the whole. Prince Prctsyman is dan
gcrous fellow either to get or to wait for.
having the trick Of unsubs,antiality
throughout. Romantic girls would do
well to reflect that. If they are to have
only one gown iu lifetime, they had
better bny one that will wash and wear
credi'atly 70 the end. rather than \ finn
sy bit OF Guery tha, looks well only in
'he beginning. and goes to pieces before
tho FIRST year is out.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

4 LAND OF WONDERS. The greatest
cataract in the world is the Falls Of Mag
ara, where the water from the great upper
lakes forms river of thrcc-tourths Of \
mile in width. aud then. being suddenly
contracted. plunges over the rocks in two
columns TO the depth of 1I5 feet. Tho
creates. cave in the world is the Mann
moth Cave of Kentucky. where any one
can make voyage on the waters OF sub
-'errancan river, and catch fish without eyes
The greatest river in the known world is
the Mississippi. 1 900 miles long. The
largest valley in tao the world is the VAL
ley of the Mississippi. 1t contains $780,
600 square miles. anl is one of the most
fertile regions Of the globe. The great
est city park in the world is in Philadcl-
phia 1t contains over 5000 acres
the greatest grain port in the world il
Chicago. The largest lake in the world
is Lake Superior. which is truly an 'n'aud
sea. being 430 miles long. and l 900 feet
deep. The longes, railroad at present is
the Pacific Railroad, over 2 600 miles in
length. The greatest mass of sold iron
in the world is the mountain OF Missouri.
1t is $50 fee, high. and two miles in cir
cult. The best specimen Of Grecian Arch
iiec,ure in the world is the Girard Col
lge for Orphans. Philadelphia. The
larges, aqueduct in the world is the Crc-
ton Alueduc,. New York. Its length is
4ol miles. anG it cost S12. 500, 600
The largest deposits of anthracite coal i'm
the world are in PennsylvauiA the mines
Of which supply the market with millions
OF tons annually. aud appear TO be mex
haustiblc - American Engineer"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

An Cxu.rrY BoY.-You can always
tell boy whose mother cuts his hair
Not because the edges OF it look as If il
had been chawed off by an absent minded
horse. bu, you tell it by the way he stops
on the street and wriggles his shoulders.
When fond mother has to cut her boys
hair. she is careful to guard against any
annoyance and muss by laying \ sheet on
the carpet.
II has never yet occurred TO her 10 sit
him over bare floor aud pu. the sheet
around his neck. Then she draws the
front hair over his eyes. aud leaves il
there while she cuts that which is at the
back; the hair which lies over his eyes
appears to be surcharsed with electric
needles, and that which is silently drop
ping down under his shirt band appears
to be on fire.
She has unconsciously continued to push
his head forward until his nose presses his
breast, and is too busily engaged to notice
the suuiiiing sound tha, is becoming
alarmingly frequent. In the meantime ho
is seized with an irresistible desire to blow
ulS UtSt, but WAT
chief is in the other room.
Then fly lights on his nose. and does
it so unexpectedly that he involuntarily
lodges, and catches the points Of the
shears on his left car. At this he CON-
mcnces to cry and wishes he was a man.
But his mother doesn't notice him. She
merely hits him on the other ear. TO in
spire him with confidence, and goes on
with the work When she is through she
holds his jacket collar back from his seek.
and with her mouth blows the short bits
of hair from the top Of his head down his
back.
lie calls her attention to this fact. but
she looks for new place on his head aud
hits him there. and asks him why he didn't
use his handkerchief Then he takes his
nwfully disfgnred head to the mirror and
looks at it, and young ns he is. shaddcrs
as he thinks Of what the boys on the
street will say.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

INSTINCT or ANrs-An observer Of the
habits and instinct of ants relates that a
vase on the mantle-shelf in his sitting
room, which was usually filled with fresh
violets. was haunted by very small red
ants. The insects issued from hole in
the wall above. and gradually increased
in number until they formed an almost
unbroken procession. lie brushed them
to the floor for several days. but. as they
were not killed. the result was that they
formed n COLONY in the wall at the base of
the mantel, aud. ascending thence to the
shelf. the vase was soon attacked from
above apd below. lone Day" says the
writer. Il observed a number of ants,
perhaps thirty or forty. on the shelf at the
foot Of the vase. Thinking to kill them.
| struck them lightly with the end of my
finger. killing some and disa bling the rest.
The effect of this was immediate and un-
As soon as the living arrived
near where their fellows lay dead and suf-
feriug. they turned and fed with all pos
sible haste. In half an hour the wall
above the mantel-shslf vas cleared
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

L,ssorNG LION x-One day last week.
as Samuel Mattison was riding through
the hills of the San Lorenzo. he suddenly
came face to face with large. full grown
California lion In an instant his lasso.
that indispensable article to the mouutsiu
ranger. was circling above his head, and
with that dauntless courage characteristics
of sam. he sen, the fatal moose with ua-
erring aim around the neck Of the lion:
then suddenly turning. be plunged the
rowels Of bis spurs deep into the tanks Of
hi. well-,rained horse. and dragged the
lion few hundred yards. when he dis
mounted and buckled 4 strap around the
jaws Of The lion. which was completely
exhsusted from the choking it bad received.
He then bound and packed i, upon tho
horse. and took !, q the house. not far
distant. where he secured his lionship.
which soon recovered. when Sam foun.t
b. was like the uan who bought the ele-
phau,. He has the skin Of the animal.
and displays i, IS trophy Of his reckless
daring.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24
CHANGE YouR Foop When the warm

CHANGE Your Foop When the warm
weather comes on in tho spring. people
require less car arbonaceous food but Instead
Of changing their diet as the weather
changes. they continue to eat the same
kinds Of food they have been eating the
coolest weather of winter. and the couse-
queucc is tha, the already overburdeued
liver. unable to bear up under the extra
load. utterly refuses to perform its func.
ton until il has had chance to res, and
throw off its accumulated burdens. First.
people must eat less proportion Of car
bonsceous food at all times. Second. As
,be weather grows warmer in the spring.
they must eat a much less quantity of il
than they do in cold weather. and ~ubs,i-
tute, instead. more vegetables and acid
fruits Every family should have a large
supply Of earned fruits and green vege,a.
bles at this time Of year. For q single
article there is nothing SO good as tart sp-
pies. and they should be used in unlimi-
ted quantities H.~ld # Health.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

CLOTHS on FiEE.-Thrce persons ou,
four would rush right up to The burning .
individual and begin to paw with their
hands without any definite aim. II is use
less to tell the victim to do this or that
or to call for water. In fact. it is gcner-
ally best not TO say \ word. but TO seize a
blanket or aay woolen fabric-if none be
at band. take any WOODEN ma,eria:-holi
the corners rs far apart as you can, stretch
them OUT higher than your head. aud run
ming beidly to the person. make motion
OF clssping in the arms. mostly about the
shoulder. This instantly smothcrs the Gre
and saves the face.
The next instant throw the person on
the foor. This is an additional safety to
the face and breath. aud any rcmaan,
fsme can b put ou, more leisurely.
The next instant immerse the burnt
Tsrt in cold water. and all pain will cease
With the rapidity Of lightning. Next get
sene f"ur. remove from the water, and
cover the burnt parts with an inch in
thickness Of -four; If possible. pu. the pa
tient to bed. and do all ,ha, is possible TO
kco,he until the physician arrives. Lc,
the -four remain until i, falls Of itself,
when . beaa,iiel new skin can be found
Unless .he burns sre deep. no other sp.
plicaticns are needed. The dry -four for
burns 10 the mos, admirable remedy ever
proposed, and the ipfornssion ought to BE-
impaired to NIL.
Tia principle Of its action is. that like
.he water. it causes ius,snt and perfect
relief from pain BY totally excluding the
cir from the injured psr,s.-Seieati ic
.Amsrican.
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
:sFysLrsuxp EVERY rHuxspay NJ
J.F. KING & JAMES s. DOWNS.

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Communications Of personal character will
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All communications for publication must be
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

MARY. 90 into the sia,ing-room. please.
and tell me how the Thermometer stands. !"
Mary CATER iuvcstigstion): 1T stands
on the first n.aI,cl-rieee. jes. agen the
wall, n.cm..'
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Do they mingle in our g'adness?
Do they grieve
When ways of good we leave?
Do they know each thought and hope
While we in shadow grope,
Can they hear the Futures high behest,
Yet lack the power
To stay US from our ills or 10 ares,
The hour?
When they find US bowed with sorrow
Do they sigh?
Or when earth passed by
For them, do ihey>forget
The cares that here beset
Their well beloved? Or do they wait
90, be i; thus y
And watch beside the golden gate
We are yearning for their secret;
Though we call,
No answers ever fall
Upon our dullard cars
To quell oar namcless fears.
Yet Gods over all, whate er may be.
And trusting 80,
Patience, my heart little while and we
Shall know.
We wait then, in patience, or
We pant, we strain. like birds agains, the wires
With beating our bruised wing against the rim
That bounds our utmost flying,
When We SEEK the distant aud the dim,
Eut-we wait
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

People Who always wanting something
uer, shculi try ueu.aiya.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

Spots on the sun-Freckles on your
boy face.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

Does the dark and sound'ess river
Stretch so wide
The homeward rolling tide
Over which have crossed
Our loved and early lost
That their sealed eyes may never see
The further side.
Where still amid this toll and misery
We hide ;?
Is the realm of their transition
Close at hand
To this our living land ?
Nearer than We dreamr
Can they catch the gleam
OF our smiles and hear the words We speak,
And zee our deedsf
Ana. looking deepee shan oar eyes may sesk,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

The last census reports show that
for June |, 1870, there WAS EN-
rloyci in the manufactures in
the United States, as capital,
the sum OF Sc,lls, eos, 7e9
That for the wear the value of
material used in manufactures
WAS SASS, 427, 5i2
That there was paid wages for la
bor, s75, 1854, 3iJ
Now add 70 this 10 per CT. rs in
tcrcSt on capital used, amount
inE TO ell. $50, $40
And : PC c. for insurance and
taxes, los, 9l0, ass
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Sag aDcrf0mfert: 4:

9 d Bne Gots, brsi bdSpn an ter 3rauf.
lin ISsnuf, cine an NuIbsrrpfraBs unb bic
anetrtn an cine sIlIsy srsnisnb, ptrben unirr
btlltgen SfsiHsun9sn perfauft. Man mrIts
lid bel
1Oap 9Obn 3tibltr Scranton.
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sSapne COUNTY. - Die Dss
mOtratis ant'rfs COUNTIES Gat ibr gam
s'S 5'd,t srwdtit, Obi&Un bic R.putli.
tansr 8rrbs gnfrsusunssn I'm BabI.
samPfs ma&ttn. - Sn 5agIsp piu bic
Srts gifsnbabn GO. siu nerrs pofae.
banse srrt&ttn, - Die Del. IL. 6ub.
ion 90. BAT rntlaue Der einIe ibrts Ras
males stwa bic 5dIits Der arbeitrr .nt.
laf'n. Gu6 In 5Oussbals wurb.n cine
9njdbI an8sifilltsr wssssl&tdt. - Die
9OrsSeals @Ias 60. ssbahte am (pur.
l'bttn) Rcntus ibrs Sbdtist.it ,u BE-
9tnnfn; Eie wIrb stpa 80 Mdnner uuo
Snatfn bsfGiftissn. = Wttad We.
eaneltB pusSr in SOrlsBtsr Ditnltas
Naht pon ftner 2utcmutiSf ron Der
Diieblf Greet Bride (nate 5aplsY)
bsrnt8sifcbsn unb srlrant In Dem GIibs
den. - Gin Burger BON SapItp fanb
oos tina elmer gBO&e suriid @prasuS
Dor ieinfr 3birs fintn Scr6 uno barin
jpst 5laf@,a, elm SiubtI Rlttper unO
stH stHige Gage uItss Sinb.
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ptttstUu. = Gin 0isriabriets
S6&t. rlstu Der 5amiIis SHARON, a.
Sectt 5ia In piilslon pebnbaft, Tel
am @iOnias Sbtae Ger 5pOropbpbia
(sSansritsu) gum Spfer. Dec SInb
jsists msbrsrs Gage Suppr fsnbsrbars
S9mptOme auS Die SuecjUasnsn AsrSts
trfI6rtsR Sis QtanISsil iar gBaH,rihtu.
DaS Jsinb war sgr tipa isGS ggp6rn
BON sintm tIsiusn 5unet In Bic Nale
esbihsn pctesn, pdbrtnp fis prr tsm
6aule lpIsl!s, bp6 mar tsr gprlaa in
gtrStFsnbstt ssratbsu, bis st tura UtI'
&c 1atahrOpbt WIsSrr In Griunsruns
tam. - Die cine Spanns Ter nsusn
Bride wurbs bstanutliH burh bas Efu.
lt&t 5Otpnftr ptsesiabrtj bic untsrs
absr bitIt man fur ppltUmmsn Hasr.
I'm DisnfaS gOrmittus atsr iiir,ts Oas
9,riPps PI6Blia tin une Eurbs bolo
pur6 bic 6latlsn ess Sufqusbauaa
nod @tItssbarrs Jussiibrt. Sc f6riuI
hap rsr 9riidsnpfsiIsr untnSal&eu
mar unb fit ftutts. WObur6 Der Sar
Fh ICdsrh unO sulammsnFtI. arbtiie.r
wnrsn sIadIt6srwsiis CUR 9'" -
lauss It'Hs paras sSs trtiunttt iit an
-,,lss S% str YsnRisls. SObIsn Go. BEL
SIralant Bailey tin 3ufummtufCb 5wt'
/, iHsn sinsm spttusass uub sintssn mil
Skiusn tslabsHsn Sarrsu, bard ben
uttt aG,tn sins gnsa4I sarrsu stm0'
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Radri6t on bic Steae sabler.
(GOrrripunO,n, bon gsilfesbarrs.) )

IS, Yet. 1873.
- unitrs fpnR IeniatOnsarHe Stabt
purSe am Samfas Iittns In nt6t &c
rinse @ufreeuns psrisbt bur@ bic init
Slibssl6ntgs ii6 pertrtttsnre Ra&ri6t,
oae In sInem 3tmmsr Der alien Sail Der
SSrper stnst 0fannss arfunbsn pOrern
lei. Sbr 8spUrt,r Ssrfias ia lOfprt
an Srt uub Sttas upS fiae bic Nn6
rt&t btfSttst. Die esi&s lag In Der
Gde sinft Der uttrtn 3immsr uRS Der
Scpf in elmer Slutla6,. alptrmann
Gtarlss 3tssIsr bsri;i sins GorUnsrs
Surg Die hdG Idnstrtr untcriu6ung
unt anb6 uns p.rIdisptner 3suesn
ausfas,n gu benz gutftGus fam, bae
brr Gutfeslts s. o. grsaOn BON 8rsps.
rp 5ta fri uns auf ndtiirlt@e Btifr Su
frtn:m Gobs fem. Na5frdssn 6si iri-
nsn ansstSrissn ersabsn, tnb 9rrfOn
am 8rstta8 @Crstn, !pis ssw5bnItt,
Istn IttttassFtn mitndRm, uni on Die
artstt Su 9sbsn, bntst attr ieinsr Srau
6smsrtls. SaB sr StsIlsidt na6 arGtaIo
ssRs, nm ii& tcrt fstrsu rGdfdnbissn
ecbn su bOlsn. (gr bate iurS SOrbtr
stns 3sttIans baisIbil osorb.itrt.) Bon
tielsr Bal! an b5rte man wtiter pUn ibm
NtGts uno man nimmt an, taB prsROn,
Der facn am DUnnsrfus unpObI mar.
1t rad bsm esnanntsn 3immsr bteab
um aus5urubeu, anb Dor. pom 1Ops
ibrrraitSt purSs. Das SIut I6irn
Don NafsnbIutsn btriuriGrsn. Der
Ssritprbsns mar psrbsIratbst, stpa So
40 Sat'e alt uuo wpbrtt stpds itsr
Elm Satr tn eitisr Staet,
-Oi: tdeIt&s ,,&csOrO Of tts Stmss"
BON gDIlttstarTt tri6irn am Samfas
gum sritsn MaIs.
- Or. 3rtmmsr ba! aa Samfa9
Ssm 9triS. Die netbis,n papttre juss'
ftIt, um bt. @dbI pUn Col. Barber
(fir prctbunUtar) au;uis4tta.
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ssfsrO-, Aaps: nus !; sSzStg e stpsn gsSsi,
SDssmias SIss"'iisftr Il 'istr Sa$ tinl&IaataSfv gtr
fts, J.. S'isanss' isas Iapnirrru bsRsEs, -i4asfO
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3la t1erf0llferl :

Yin in Dcb9slOpn srlsstnss @ptnbaus,
spetitofi8 une isben i3intmsr entbaItsnb. Das
Stsentbum If I'M btfsn 3uIianbs. NIT sinrm
Ser3hSlttsn 6'artsn. NGbsrr au5funft rrtbsiIt
easPar 3palb, Dpbettppn. 2Omi
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Gcimri6 Sccbif,
GHrGfa SGife aRO GiGtGr TG6rif,
SIpfum,s .Aats, Scranton, pa.

gmpfrtlsu ibrs Ssifs unb ei&ter pom ts-
fen @attTiaI fabri1iTt uub ,n stu biaiSlttH
Trtiisn. ...
Sttft unb ei@tsr im @rpbsn unb alttusu
Ron better GualitGt. llnfblitt unb 6stt ptrbsn
In SauIH angtnpmmen obsr aud junl bod
ffrn RarftpreiIe baar btsablt. Bette Rrfn.
Ssffs pirb fprtwabrsHN haisIBt fabriiiTt. 22f
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WtG6eln /! Wt6beln 4!
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sos eadapanEa aUs., Rabt @aibinstcn Ast.,
sristn bitrmli btm bsutiatn gubifum an, bab
fr ibr @tlbdft uat ibrrm sisntn ntutn @t-
bdubs naGft 5btirs Dru ibrsrt frtibrtH pIaBe
ptrlset babtn. d
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ipruS banftnr, stben mir jugItid bic Berf6s
truns, bay mir unItrt Runbtn aud In I3uFunfi
reel unb Siuia btbiensn ptrbtn. y
&eparaturtrt prompt aussefabrt.
ebtHiu supiiPlsn MIR uns ais esi4tHbsIpr.
der.
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sRaa i1erf0llfc ::

Der linterssi6ntte rTFerirt Iein tsbbsltss
Safifeinppbnbaus an Wiatifon Wpeuite ,un,
Tsrfauf DnfIrlts IN NIT WnlTer, Gjds uuS
allen mresrnen Verbslernnssn eiuasrtdtet une
ltr9t an ftnfr Der frsqusntirtrasn Srrabsn BON
Srantpn. Yin gutter Stall unb anbfre gln.
ssbdues Gnb auf bsm Giesntbum. gsbiusun,
gen unS Ssrmins lsiGt.
1904 George 8rambs.
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Int rhr anttrtr llnfus anstrihtst wur-
Of, IOnfrTn AUD Der 8srIuF stnts @sns
f&sHIsbsns 5u ttFIuSsu if. Cine Srau
O'ulnlta fHnb nsmIitb spti&tn bsR
bumpers" srcIsr 8arrrn, als bic Col.
ltFOR tatifanO, unb purbs 70 ItIimm
,s'auttl6i, has 4. ni&t msbr IsbsRb
ptttstOu srrsi8ts.
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GarItamanna 6ans,

9adapanna NStnue, fabe BEN Depot,
Gbas. Srppp, propr.
Das ubigs, IN better @ttle rinsrridtrts
5aus III NIT Allem perIthsn, mas btm 8SrPtr
iur Stdrfuna unb Grfril6uHs uTtbis if.
@utss 8iSr, bic feinaen Wriut, 2tqu5rs
unt Giaarrtn, parHe unb fnltr Spetiru; Au'
fern, aUf jebs Qrt 3ubereitet.
Gin frtner Saal fur Danttn unb Gnmilien.
I'm ,ablrri&tn 3ulpru@ erlutt lsine 8rtun.
te 25inS &bas. Iropp.