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The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24
sCRoFTLA, OR KINGS EVIL,

white swelllngs. ulcers, Eryslpelas, swelled
neck, gOtre, scrofulOus iniiainniations, mercu-
rial affections, Old sores, eruptlons OF the skin,
sore eyes, etc. In these, as In all other consti-
tutiOnal diseases, WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs
have shown their great curative powers In the
most obstinate and lntractabe cases.
FOR INFLAMMATORY AND CHRONIC KIlEU-
MATiSM, ~
govt, bilious, remittcnt and Intermittent fevers,
Diseases OF the blood, liver, Kidneys and blad-
der, these bltters have no equal. Such diseases
are caused by Initiated blood
MECHANICAL DISEASES.
Persons engaged in paints and minerals, such
~ piunnbers, typc-sctters, gOld-Deaters and
miners rs they advance In lie, are subject to
paralysis Of the bowels 10 guard against this,
take u dose Of WALKERS NINFGAR BIrTEBs Occa-
sionaily.
FOR SKIN DISEASES,
cruptiOils, letter, salt rheum, blotches, spots,
plmples, pustulcs, bO :, curbuncleS, ring-worms,
acald heads, sore eyes, crysipelas, itch, scurfs,
discOlOiatOns Of the skin, humOrs and diseases
Of the skin OF whatever name or nature, are
literally dug up and carried out OF tn system
in a short time by the use OF these Bltters.
PIN, TAHE AND OTHER WORMS,
lurking Ia the system OF 81 many thousands, are
e1ectuaily destroyed and removed. No system
OF medicine, hO Yermlfu5es, no unthelmlnitics
VIII free the system from worms like these Bit
tiers.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Ia young or Old, married or single, at the dawn
OF WOmanhOod, or the turn of lIe these Tonic
Bitters display 50 decided an influence that I'M
provcm"nt IS soon pcrceptiblc.
CLEANSE THE INITIATED BLOOD
whenever you find its impurities bursting
through the skin in pmples, eruptiJns or sores,
cleanse IL when you lind II INSTRUCTED and slug
your feelings will tell you when. Keep the
blood pure, ANA the health OF the system Will
follow.
Il. n. MCDONALD 1t CO.,
Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco,
California, and corner OF Washington and
Charleston streets, y. Y.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
oct. 2. d&w com ly
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Chr Grades.


CURTAIN CORNICES OF BLACK
~ Walnut. or all CIT, made to order. cur
tain Rings, Tassels and Cords. DBAHBORNS
CHOW CASES, CORNER, CLOCK
Plain or Moulded edges. BRACKETS sawed I'm
different styles at DEARBORN's
Grove Block.
NEW MOULD1NGs FOR PICTURE
~ Framing, Chromos, Autographs, uBd
Engrayings at DEARBORN'S
r NJ MERRIAM's
PERFECT FTTTTNG SHIRTS.
PATTERNS CUT TO MEASURE
II N. MERRIAMS PERFECT FIT
II. TING SHIRTS. The most comfortable,
durable and economical. Jc2Idly
decker BROS. UNRIVALLED Pr
~ ANO FORTES, pronounced the finest In
the world. Warranted for seven years.
Nlafhineru.
GROVER e BAKERS IMPROVED
SHUTTLE AND ELASTIC STITCH,
SEWING MACHINES, DC, dc.
At f. n. MERRIAMS
ITO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
The GLOBE Paper Co., having duplicates OF
the following articles offer them for sale at low
prices:
steam Engine, suitable for running presses,
Hoe card Press,
Smith Hand Press,
Card Cutter
one Rule Nitering Machines
Lead cutter,
And numerous other articles used I'm a Printing
ONCE
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Among the cattle were some very fine
native animals, but Orwell is not without
its foreign herds of cattle of the best quail
ty. The Ayrshircs of Charles Sanford are
among the best specimens in Western Yer
mont. The Devon stock of Raymond and
Branchs also gave taken of good keeping
and care and evidences Of being superior
animals of that well known breed of cat
tie. The jersey stock shown by T.. D..
Griswold was of good quality, es-
pecially the COW Nellie Stanton, "
who gave in May and June 43 pounds
of milk per day. The exhibition Of cattle
showed most plainly that Orwell was mp
with her ncighbors in all respects in the
improvement of the native and in the in
PRODUCTION Of foreign breeds
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Orwell has lost none of her prestige for
good sheep, and she ought not, for peculiar
advantages have been offered for their
breeding by the importations years ago by
Hon. William r. Sanford, and the stan
dard appears high in all classes of these
animals. Among the more noticeable were
those among the Merinocs of Charles San
ford, IL G Hubbard, c L Abel, Scion
Brace, S Y FELTON,, S O Raymond's; Lei
cestcrs of V Doughty, L i Stevens; tho
mutton sheep Of so Raymond, and tho
Cotswolds of f I. Stevens and Charles san
ford.
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The collection Of brood mares and colts
was large and of good quality. There
were on exhibition 40 yearling and two
year old colts both the number and fine
appearance showed that the farmers of that
town were alive TO good Horses. The
matched and single horses were substantial
and stylish in form and movement We
cannot partcularize in this department
further than to mention the fine span of
chestnut horses owned by ". Blackmer,
three and four years old. They were well
matched, fine in form and showing style in
movement and are said TO make good time,
Did our limits permit we would take OPP
pOrtunity to mention several pairs and sin
gle horses worthy of special notice.
Some of the best of the Lambert stock
were on exhibition. Mr.. a. c. Harris of
the Cream Hill breeding farm was present
with the famous horse "Daniel Lambert, "
who attracted great attention. Lambert
is light chestnut, little over 10 hands
high and weighs about $50 pounds,
and is now sixteen years old. Twen-
ty-five thousand dollars has been refused
for him. lie is model of beauty, ant
fully sustains his celebrated reputation
His colts are in great demand and show
great beauty and speed, His presence was
one of the greatest attractions Of the fair
FLORAL HALL.
The floral hall, which was in the base
ment of the Congregational church, was
fitted up with good TASTE and the fancy ar
ticles therein were arranged in such a man
ner as to make the best possible display
and the superintendent and committee car
congratulate themselves that they succeed
ed most admirably in making that depart
ment a complete success, liyalling state
county and town fairs.
The largest exhibition in this department
was by Mrs 5 Brewer who presented oi
paintings (somc of rare eNcellence),
chromos, 1 engravings and large amour
of fancy needle work. Among the olhe
exhibitors in this department we notice TIL
following articles Mrs Martha A RoyC
entered oil paintings, A chromos, 2 Ell
cravings, white bed quilt, silk bed quill
pieced bed quilt, 9 sofa pillows, toilet Sc
embroidered brackets, and large numb'
of other fancy articles Miss Addie Royc
lamp mat, engrayings and chromos, al
several other articles Mrs b Oyerhelser,
unique chairs, set of fancy straw flower
chromos, oil paintings, chair ornament
embroidered table cloths, canned peach
and crab apples Mrs e ID Griswold, fl
picture, entitled son the Snow" and
pounds of fine Alderney buffers Mi
Olivia l. Grlswold, tidy and mound llo
ers Mrs A w Irving, fine crochet wor
wax cross and bracelets Anna Blinn, spe
mems of tattin work Mrs d Forbes
fine collection of pictures Nj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09

heurGuber bic bl. 6ofie in Der Monlrar8,
ionte iene Der 9ibCrieu mitnabntsn. Die
Won1rou5 wurbe uUr 3ehu Sabren Surd
@uttbIter uugeidafit, BON 6errn0arrat iehr
tnnituou ~aeftrti9t uuo bat IeoI9Ild tliHltlert'
iden @erth.
- Gus benz 8aOiifeu, 16. SUM-, mlro 9e'
ibrieben: go bat alio NreHenberq, 6aS all
napoleOnii6eu griuueruugen rsibe, mieoer
ieine n~apoleouiiue BenobueGitaft! Die @rs
&diierin @ugenie fam nit Dem YrinSen GouIS
Ntupoleon uOrgsiferH nit oem 9ep0hnltden
j3uge IN GonifanS an uuo iubr nit elnem Sc
folge BON orei 9erren un6 oIei 9aulen in snei
ofIenen 8ageu mad benz ni6t iernen 4renens
berg. Die Sailerin lieB oas anpeieuoe Bublis
fun neil lie oltt uerihleiert blieb, lire 3ii9e
nitt erfennen. Die &ulueicuoel oegriiBteu
Die Nuf0mmliu9e ourd Nbuebmeu Der 9iite.
Der YriH3 etidieu ala Elm iun9er idlaufer
Mauu, Der 6aS idwGhlite 4uaie8eu bon fri'
Der fat 9au, perIoreu bat. Die 9roBe gtaie
erinncrt iebr on ieinen Safer, nie man Tenn
iiberbaupt cine u~nuerfennbare Aehnlldtett nit
gtapoieon III. an linn ftuoeu nil. DaS NAL
ierblaueNuge blidt 5iemlih ausorud8loS, mas
aber mobl alt bon Der grmii6uug Der 8elit
berriibreu tornte. Smmerhiu 1T bic Wltoer'
boluus 10 dbnlider Serbdltnife cine Yiert.
miiroi9teit. 1917 tanfte SGuigin 6orteuit
Greuenberg, 1848 uertuuite es ibr SeAH, Del
ipGtere SaIier, wieoer, I'm cS i'm Sabre 1855
3uriid;utaufen."
- (8riibidler'S Sater.) Gm y. Sum
iturb auf benz 8ittergute 6eerSu Der ber5oglif
fobutg.gotbaiide @eheimratb 5rau3 4oOlf D,
Sriieidler.6 olfenilein. @s III Dies Der 9reii
Slater Oes pornaligen f6uigltt idhfifen Up
pelationS , @eritt8 : IleiiOrS G8. 4bOlf b
Sriibi61ers Saltenfeiu, melder ais Oiitgliet
Der Srantfurter MISUNDERSTANDING in
Sabre 1849 gum Chill Ommliidr Der StuO
WnunheiR uno bes Undergraduates BON bs>
reuoIutiondreu Bartei c%ruanut, icood bon Del
SaS QGnO beietenOeu preuBiiden 3ruppen &c
fuuseu unO I'M IA. gu9ut 1649 in YIauu
beim erldoiieu sOrroe.
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gtaOt Baltimore.

9aS getrige 8etter. = Sepeifeu,
luelde bis giadmittagS IS ubr auf benz 8iis
reau beS hieii9en Signalcorps einliefen, be.
ri6teten lei6ten 9te9en aus Oaufton unb
Waihington, orobenoeS 8etter aus @apWap,
Bunta 6Oifa, Sauannah, mdbreno e8 inSuf.
falo, auguita, Burlington, 2pndbnrg, Ssz
ipe9o, SittSburg nn6 Sapannab ben 9anSen
Sag reanete. Der Mtifiiippt fies Bel ct.
Souls 2, bel Mempbis 1 3oa, ftel aber bel
ct. Saul 5, bel GidSburg 5, bel Nep.Sr'
leans 1 3oG. Ser Ohio itieg bel 8ittsbure
uno Cincinnati 4 SUP 3 3oG, bel 2ouispile
6 3ol, wdbreno Der Wifouri bel Smaba a
3ou, Der Cumberland bel NaiboiGe a Sui
fiel.
Dos thermometer fanb in Baltimore aul
~, III philadelphia auf II, in Stem. gorf aui
20, IN Nugufta auf 81, in Bolton arf 70, in
Gap Map auf SO, in @barleIton auf IS, in
Chicago auf 63, in Cincinnati ouf 80, in
Detroit auf 70, in @alpelion ouf "a, in Sn.
bianapoliS auf 70, in 8ep @et auf Sc, IN
Snorpiue auf 76, in 2oui8niae auf Is, tn
2pndburg auf II, IN Wemphis auf 50, il,
0tobile auf SO, in Wontsomerp auf 80, in
Wontreal auf 80, in Wt. @aibin9ton aui
CT, tn Naibpile auf II, in SEEMS Orleans aui
81, in Norfolt auf IS, in Ytttsburg auf "a,
in San francisco auf 60, in Sauannab an
IS, in ct. Souls auf 76. in gidsburg an
96, in Naibin9tOH auf r., in sGilminston
arf sc unb in Duluth auf 70 Grab.
OaSSher m o NJ Ell ftano geifern fritt
nhr auf IS, Wittass anf 50 unb Sta4mit'
tag 5 lhr auf "A Grae.
Betterausftdten. Norbuefltds
Ginbe unb flares 0elter.
Die NarpIduber Gfabemiet Der
Btiien L aften. - Die Witalieber ben
Warplanber afoOsuiie bsrg8iFeui4aften bieI.
ten porsefern abeub in ibsem Geretnslofale
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&hiMsnndbrichfcn.

Der 9omSFsr ,,NteGIeaan." Capt. Comes, fam 8ts
tern BON Yrouioenee' Rb.sS., bier an.
Der 9drnpTer sea 9uu," Capt. 9utton, lie 9e'
tern pon @barleftOn. 9 Is, bier elm.
Ser 9arrpier ,n5ame5 u. Sarn," CAPT. Sau,
lan8te sefern Don 9terubern, EA..9., tnuniersm 9a'en
an.
tern BON bier nab Beaufort, S.sG., Gb.
9as Ghiff ,,Ireioig," Capt. SGrnanr, tam am %
syuni oor bier in 2iprrpool an.
Die norue9ti6e Barrie ,SmaIen, " Capt. Goe, tral
ON IS. Sunt BON Baltimore ju LONDONDERRY IN 5rlHno
Elm. ~ ~
Sing, lam am II. SUM ron bter ja SelTa''w 5tIano
Die eroli'be Barrie ,,Maasie RspnOIos," @apt.
Smitb, trai an %. Sunt BON baltimore jn GSaterloro
III GnGlaao Elm.
Sn lueenstorpn, 5rInuo, tarten reip. am q; NM
25. S;uni Die notpegllhen garten ,,Ar9ouout," eoPt
SIicn, uns ,,Greir, d" 9apt. Sobann, pm bier az.
Die italtenfi6e Sri99 SPA" Capt. @apptelo, Dor
bier ab8r8an9en, erretbte al %; gum uoer AHeehs'
topn ben tn9lii1en Saten glOucttter.
Die beutfde Barrie ,,aosmos, !" CAPT. Wtegtr, pad
am 10. Junt bon 8remerbauen nab unlerem Saten II
SEE.
Die 8arts ,SaIisman" fam seittrt BON Yertam'
bucp an bar Sfetun9 Wonroe, ga porbet uno 8l18
peiterer gBetiungen be5i9li6 oes 4oi4baIeus 9tlparii8
auT Der Samptoner Rbeoe Dor Anter.
Der Sampier Falcon" Capt. Sapnie, Tam 9e1terT
BON Baltimore In Gbarlsiton, SIS, an. .
Muf Der 5dmptoRer Rbeoe tEai 9gitern Die rorne9i
Id. Barrie ,,Rorfor" BON gcrSen IN NorDe9en Elm, nm
Snftruttipn psgen bes Seitlmmun9sbaiens abiupar
ten.
Die Barrie ,,G6r6aro Stter" bon bier mad Saurs BE-
fimmt, aelDQun qeftertl bic bpbe see.
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Nermii0te Wlnietgem.
Seine 1nebr !!

3abni6ugrBeu ieoer art, ielbIt nean biz 3Gbn,
boil unb aneefedt iino, iDereen tur Die 0ausr ourt
6en berIbmfen ~Snoti6eu @rtratt" ~beieitist.
9erieI6e bot fd bcreits eineR gReltrubm erruorbeH
uno in ett Bu bdben "a 20 uu6 so Cts. Die BIGihe bel
Z. 6dFencamp, Er. Is. 6auopeftraSe;
=. SpbI, @de SbarIGsz uno Wiontgomcrofr.;
Gar q. Brad, @te @niors uno SOuettr;
3. DSittnaalts gfr. 2SS, BeHHi. 'AutnuC;
Z. Stciuhpfcr, Nr. 446, pGt.B uitimorGhr.;
.. BaumgGrtner, @de Yrutt' unb EreiioGntitraSej
(. & Gari RDblc, @entraI'Sie Der Bottom. uEe
@befterfraSe;
0arI s.. wap, SIR. 259, Glib roabluap:
s. Rid,ter, ytr. 199, Frcberti.Hocrue uno
u. gRinter, SGupt RieoerIQ9e ar. "a, Rotb'
Srpdbmau.
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Derfammlune oeS @efdn9encns
.6iiIfSs NeretnS.

uUIGEICUuIH HlIL lAHI UtHI ~ NNtNSH"
@eaern tam Der @efdHgeueusQltts>Seretn
inter Srr. y. g. @rlfftb'S SorItee auf Der
@de Der GUAM. un0 WonumentltraBe sur
QuartaIs Seriammlung 5uIammen.
Der Borftenoe eruannte Die 99. y. Us.
0rafelp, Solepb 0ferrefelO, Or. Sobn Utor<
ris, Or. Sboma8 3. Bairo, S. s. &%antelO
uno It9 ielbit III WitglieOern beSArbelt8hau8z
4u8l1uiies. Die SereinSiammIuHgeH ergo
ben uQhreno Der lebtea bret NtOnate Die SulI~
me bon S1185.
Qaut oes Beridts bes ag.nteu 9alorS
Beuftelb DoQ puroen Die Angelegenbetten
BON "a @efangener unteriuAt, Die 6rellal'
luna bon % ermirtt, SO rpeggeididtr 172 NIT
@el0, 80 burd) Beihafiung BON 4rbett inter-
Iiiiet, Is aus Dem 3udtbauIe uno AZ aus
benz 9cfGuguiiie ftei genaht, uuo fttr ie Aue
in gewiiIem umfause gorge 9etraseu.
Qu6 0r. @rifitb ~ertattete ielnen Seritt.
ST hattie Die @eidnguiie Der Counties 6reoe'
rid, @albiugton, talbot, Queen Anne nHo
Sent beiudt, oeren 3uituno CT etn9ebeno be-
ihrieb. Sntere1iant War Die ShiloerIng lets
ner unterleonngeH nit ben flint sum Sooe
8erurtbeilteu in Baltimore uuo i'm Snnern
beS Staates. Die orei 0eliuquenten i'm Sal'
timorer @eidngulIe - NiAOlOu, 9oaohan
unQ gSeI IuNu " Jun l'S'Sk ObNHS NtS+'llN"
mo auf ihr @ube uorberettet.
Nidolion erbielt gsitern nod BON 9rn.
Griffith eiuen Beiud, nobel oteler !3eu9e Ell
ner riibrenoen, ergreiienoeu d3ulammentuuIt
Der &inber beS 0t0roer8 nit benz Sater mar.
Ser feline iedaidbrige Snabe idlen lldl Der
itredltdeu Sage ieiueS 8aterS o0aig berpnBt
III lem; SD bette fir Bid, Sater!" lagle
Der Sleine.-y 0iult 9u jebt fttr mid beteu?"
frua Ri6olion.-ySa," autportete oaS Stno,
uu6 8eioe fnieeteu uieOer uno beteteIl oaS
8uteruuier, rpel6em ous Sinh inter &brdHen
elm u@ott iegue metnen Satetl" bln5utt9te.
SIS mar in Der Gbat elm riibren Der AHt'
tritt.
ST. @rifftb fugte NidoliOn'8 Sinosr
niirben nab oeS Sater8 9tnrIhtHr9 tuabrs
ifeinlif ber Sbbut bee Gunpesioloateus
g8ailenhauie5 iibet9eben lnO bort erSo9eu
ueroeu. Tor ieinem GOOe miro yddOllon
| feiu @efanOHiB weiter uer0fentltden; naf'
Der miro Elm @remplar ieineS BetenntnllisS
3psi Serren, oeneu ieine Ser0fsntlldun9 aI-
b.imqefeGt bIeibt, alSgehdnot8t.
Yator 3. 9oa benlertte, 9oloban babe
i'm erludt, ielue 2ei9e auf einem 9ottess
adler driftli9 beerOiseu 5u l%aiien; er babe
oie8 perIprodeu, menn 6OGobau 0lS @bEtlt
ferbe. auf Autrag oe8 @etltIlden Solomon
{. so. &onier erhieIt ein aus ben up. @rlt-
fifth uuO 0oa beItsbenoes &Omite ben Auitrn9,
iir 0oao9an'5 8eeroi9un9 gorge 6l tra8eH.
Oamit itloIIen bic Serbanoluu9eIt.
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49, GrORes SnSuceinent fir

OQ Id Gusgeoebnte Ssrbeiierun9en semaht, bin
i'd I'M StaH6e, benz Bnblifum btliaere uHo before
Bcore, oils irseno Elm 8uus in Der Staot, gu Iisiern.
EriidesS d GtneiIGii9,
frii6eBurf,
SerG u erte Burfs
RiereufGtt
uno
9srdudertes 9 neinefteiid nHer art
Su ie6r btGteem 9reiie.
kg- Saoenbalter inb ~bsiouoers ein9elGben.
Jdtob g. Sddfer,
BE. 205 une 2OS, 4erin9toH'S
uabe @resRitrG6e,
(HlrS2t, tS,4.p.) BEN NlGrfte 9egfuI5er.
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8. u. 8arranger &GO.
- 9rDDtiiUnen=S GnOler

unp 8ratnurltmdder,
ialBen Sdinten, sruft. uno Shulterfide, SiinoFetib,
ShWeinefleiI6 Gin NIB balten Sd ala, SQpelnez
fife. auttelu II. |. m. auf Eager.
Trantfurter gSlrftben tets porrdt3ts i'm
CONNER mo ASinter.
Gtabliiiement au Der uerldnserten Beunipl'
uaniaz 4penue.
WeGrftEGnhe: Nr. SO, Geutre:, So, S1nuoers,
at, SeEiusfDnS uHe So, Rid,inpnesW MART.
". b. 2tberaler 8Gbbatt iir SAMPLER Sotels unn
2Gben uerior9tuH6 Gle Baaren irei s%eltstert.
Assntlr ilr a5~uritileii6bafer uuo Bleti9er Iter'
Flieu. gRuriteGrme, cine Spe5ialltdt. Yoit sOtReea
Ssr 63S. CWtdrS14,1S,4P)
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Wat{en.Geriat.- (YOr ben Rtdfrn 9aneIs
2inoIap uno Siibop.l Gs erbielten ytarie 8prne
uno 2aJarus gn9eI Youmab sur 8erIpaItun9 Ger
Wi6ael O'geil (S25J. -8as Seiua UNI umitOBun8
oes 8eitamentes oes ueritorbeneH grnit e. Steinmeper,
weI9er $500 binterIanen bat, in cem Yrpjele Der
uno augufe Nolts. S%eftamsnts. q oufreder, puroe abs
nRmiflPn
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Ercelsi.or Soothinn Hurnr-

Ginbunbert Doaars te3ob(cn lptr Seocnr. DeI@sl
nu9neii't, GlS nur Die Gler9CTrRqite Dttnge Wors
pbium deer Spium in o. 6tidter's Excelsior 500.
thing Syrup, mic bieies bel alien Gnbern Der GauG
eutbattsn ih.
SHUTTER, gent MIR ion Gurcu 9inoer1, barn roetoe!
i5r iie bebalten; ~oerlelbe Grlclttsrt oGs 3GbTCH une
eitbt linen IinGn %gciunheu sdlGi. - 9eoer ApottCteI
bat Soothing Syrup aui Eager; Ercis % @euts PR
5lGiue. 81. S =. Ridbter,
(lRGris. 1StEnAPl PnIiimnrF. Mh.
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pgr Sine aafreaen SC Wabrbeit

= &aulen0e Iierben laprllh an perHadIalraz
tem6uiten II @rtdltung, Die balO in Saptn6'
iudt ausurter, ooer an auOeren 9letd tOotlts
den Quuseuleioeu, pdbrsHO bod Der reft'
3eitige @ebraud elmer ~eiuSt9en 8laite BON
Dr.. B 4 lars 8iGOtiri Aeu.Salia
ihr 9eben bis iu'8 bObe Alter benabrt
h1tte. G6O-5l
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Snr 11E0dltnnn m AlG1

me(he Itra 21bne t0uierpirtn uno uetidoGem mol
Ian. = g3ie OFT mo lpie Uiel bIe OCridtcoCueu Brdpa'
M tuini6en ibri9 Taiien, BAT ie0cr 5etbetligtc iclbit
~etfa6rsH. 9r. ar. GduteHbaes, @de Der GutGrD= uuo
carbohydrate, bat Frrlit etrUus gang uOrJi9lltCs
aHjubietsn. SO IN oifiCs ttiHc b1iitmte
TURKEY MY RR SGbnttnttur.
@epriit uno empiobleu ron Den SerraH SGbHdrJten
5oopes, Reed, Burton, Sud &c.
81 SentS pro Nlafdle.
Sci allen 9rOguiiten uno Wpotbeiern ~ 9abtr.
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Srtefe,

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ipcIbe in Der Sun" on9eSei9t fno uno oem Slan9e
mad OeutlbeR Gn9ebOrcn:
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9 Ytuels, Dfrs 8m Otter, YtjB Diarp BbIipps,
Vtis Sulia VI Stable, NtGrsarstb 9fos, UiiB SmmH
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Die ,,Salttmorer ScbIten 0cfeu
ShnftU
Sic ,,GhdIta"

bGlt lire Notwithstanding beute N0enc
in Seiorid's 3ieftauratiOn GIL Der PoltsOntce'
Qosnue ab. Die Dtitglieoer rueroen gun
aoblreiheu GrId,eiueu aufqefOroert.
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9Opfea u9O Wtal3.

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G9ir baben tets eiHsn 8orratn ponoem teten cane
bii&sn 5eriien : DtoiB iir 8rGuCr, ionic RougeuS
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3pbb & Riseftsy
y(r. IA, SubsSapRCdSt.
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idmerSsn, Nunael an 4ppetit uub ale llebel,
melhe aus llnorbnuug bes Nagens ooer Der
2eber entitsbeu, anseruenbet. U. Sogeler
& 6 p. iro Die asenteu fir Amerita.
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0ie ..N%rpNinenfInm

b1lt lire 9eneruIueriammIung hente, Der
9. Suli, 46enb8 8 ubr, in 0tatne'S pale ab'
Stebe Nusetae
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$500 SuiG 30. A.HsSGlS uuo
30O0 Sddt SPANS" uEo Dealing fe,nes Seq.
per Briggs n@ltio" IL. r5naa" ron S]io5JgoOt, pclGt
ir9t I0ihen uGb gum Sertguis in g~uiiynhcH OuQnus
tdten bel 2. &Ss. CGOiS Z UcErS..
(ygI Q-N U "A. Erufh1fgEG
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0aniilncn in sEGHcrn
~zuFommeu Sdi3.

unb 9iaen, &inonen- un6 GImonCnitGGten, nCu
Goirsn Il. ~. gum 8ertauie in Rr. 50, goutH
Eraae. bGi srUSbp n 3GHdbIe. (2i5-l
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&ncben erhnltem:

1000 9iftsn Sran9eu, $500 aifen Gitroner, 900
SdGi ueapolituniibe gBalniihe. $50 Sdds Stiberts,
1000 altCH 0tGccNrOnL 500 SGde ufrifanlibe uHo
Yireinia'er B%eGniiR, Rofnen, meme uno altt BfGu=
men, @otuszJtiHc, gum 8eIiaufe IN Sar. 35,Guutb'
8trdfe, bel
(Nun. POL CrpSbp & EaHdbIe.
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9ns sruBe 6eilmitteG file
mtn01u9t,

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Iterprdparate gebeilt peroen fam, ME es
pur6 bic 6unberte pom 3eugnifen, welde
bic gigentbimer erbaIten baben, bemieien
pirO. 9ieie8 1T BON pielen berpDrragenz
ben Ger5ten anertannt a(3 ba3 Superldis
IigIte 6eilmittet SUR GrIeidterung uRO 9eis
lung aIer 2ungenleiOen, baS ie eingeiibrt
purbe, uno e3 piro bemYublitum ais burd
bic grfabrung ppn mebr, ais pier Sabr>
Sebnten erprpbt an9eboten. Benn man
in Der 3eit baju feline 3uiludt nimmt, 70
ermangeIt eS ielten, 6eilung gu b%ringen,
aud in ben i6drfiten 8duen BON 6uiten,
8rOndtti5, Group, &eudbuiten, Grippe,
&itbmu, Grtdltung, Rodengeidwiren,
samersen in Der 8ruit, 5eiteniia, 2es
berGeiOsu, 2ungenblutun8 &c. 0iitor's
8aliam madt ejnen 6uiten ni6t trpden
unO liBt Die llriode snrat, wie Oie8 bic
meiten 9rdporute tbun, iOnOern er l5i't
Jpn unO reini9t Die 2un9en unO beidnftrqt
ben ReiSjuitauo, in Dem CT auf Oieie @eiie
bic ltria6e oe3 9eioen5 entiernt.
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uirS beute einen 9ampters auSFu9 nod
nRonumtntal Hii6iuss SrOue" mafen. Sir
Eans. uno @uujertulult piro BrOi. 28inter's
Wulitcorps Sorae tragen. IbeuOs tncet
SQuminatiou unO Seuernert itott.