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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-06-08

The CREDIT SYsrEM-Treating Of the
credit system of purchase as eontrasted with
the cash system, recent writer says:
The practice Of buying the necessary arti.
cles of the household on credit, is fatal TO good
economy. The housekeeper has always to
pay dearer when she does not pay cash. The
tradesman must have interest on his money,
for man will never, in busy community,
be willing, and is seldom able if he is willing.
to forego it. To the ordinary cash price of
the article he, therefore, adds the interest
which may accrue during the time that credit
is allowed. This, moreover, is not all there
must be premium exacted by the dealer for
the risk be runs in trusting out his goods to
that class of more or less dangerous custom
ers who never pay ready money. Even the
most honestly disposed Of these are often un-
safe debtors; for they are generally impru.
dent enough to anticipate their incomes, and
to overrun them in expenditure. The credit
system, moreover, is temptation in unneces-
sary purchases. There is sort Of check in
the sight and touch Of the hard earned money
to the disposition to dispose of it lightly. On
the other hand, there is something in the ia
cility of credit, removing as it does the disa-
greeable necessity of payment to the buyer,
who can crafty his love Of possession with
momentary sense, at any rate, that its gratii-
cation costs nothing. There is no such cheap
and cautious purchaser as cash. -"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-06-08

NJ ghssful Of !, strong acid lemonda
drank every morning before breakfast duriug
the sarly springis batter than pills for consti-
patton on biiliopsness. TO suck the lemon ia
better for active effect. ..s,.,.S
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-06-08

A MODERN MIRAcLE-There is man
living in Wilson, North Carolina, ffty:four
years of age, who never owed cent to q
living soul in his life, and, as the records will
show, was the first man for the past thirty
years to pay taxes to the sheriff Though
blacksmith and plough.maker by trade, he
cuts and makes his own clothing, and when
engaged at bis work, if there is call at his
shop, bis wife goes to the anvil, and will shoe
a horse, brace plough, upset an axe, or per
form any other Job in the line, with as much
skill as her husband. If allScpnples were as
earnest and honest as this worthy pair, there
would be fewer Mr.. and Mrs. Belknaps in the
world. b 81 81 .i3i
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Davidson. Such were the preparations made
by the North Carolina Wings to thwart the
efforts of the British. d. r#s

by the North Carolina Wings to thwart the
efforts of the British. 81. r#s
Before setting out for Charleston, Lord
CORVALLIS had sent man by the name of
John Moore, into the region Of country now
occupied by the town Of Lincolnton, North
Carolina. This John Moore was loyalist,
and had been in the British army for some
time. His parents resided some six or seven
miles from Lincolnton. On the seventh of
June, John Moore reached the neighborhood.
He wore sword and ragged suit Of regi-
mentals. The particular account Of the &C.
tual state of things in the South was brought
to this region by John Moore. This candi'
date for military honors, announced himself
as Lieutenant-C Colonel of Colonel Hamilton's
regiment of North Carolina Loyalists. He
called upon the loyalists in the community,
to meet him in the woods, on Indian creek, on
the tenth of the month. When the day ar
rived, about forty men we're on the ground.
Moore proceeded, in set speech, to commu-
nicate the general instructions of Lord Corn
wallis to the loyal citizens; the purpors Of
which was that the loyalists we're to lie quiet
until after harvest, but in the meantime to
get ready for operating with the British when
called upon. ..... .....
Just as this meeting was about to break
up, runner arrived communicating the in
telligence that Joseph Mcdowell, who was
out securing the country in search of the
leaders of the loyalists, was only eight miles
distant and had only twenty men in his COM
mand. Lieutenant-C Colonel Moore felt conf
dent that, with forty men, he could capture
Mcdowell with only twenty men. 1t was
necessary to make some arrangements for the
and the next morning all were to
for the onset. The next day came,
but Mcdowell was gone. He was pursued
as far as the mountains between Burke and
Lincoln, but not overtaken.
On the 18th, general rendezvous was or
dered by Col Moore at Ransour's Mills. Two
hundred loyalists met Moore on the 18th, and
on the 18th the number was greatly increased.
Nicholas Welcb, Major in COL Hamilton's
loyal regiment, was among the number. he
was native Of the community, and instead
of being clad in rags like Moore, he wore
splendid suit and was able to display large
amount of gold guineas. 1t was Welch's
time to make speech. He told the people
Of the success of the British arms and of the
melting away of the American forces. Cap
tivated by Welch's dne regimentals, or thirst
ting for his gold guineas, the loyalists were in
spired with great confidence in the man and his
cause. Poor Moore and his ragged uniform
sunk into contempt. The camp Of these 10y
alists, or tories, was discovered by Colonel
Hugh Brevard and Major Joseph Mcdowell.
These brave Wings hung around their camp,
and excited within them any thing else but
feelings of confidence. Welch attempted to
capture Brevard and Mcdowell, but was un'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-06-08

whats the matter, Raoul ?" asked Henri.
"Has SAKE changed his plans3 Do we fall
back instead of advancing?' 49,
mo, thank God there will be plenty of
throat cutting tomorrow, and the French
Guards have the post of honor" ......
"Thank Heaven p exclaimed Henri, JOY.
fully. Mia ...
"You seem in excellent spirits tonight,
Captain Henri de Grandville."
II wish I could say as much of you, Cap
tain Raoul de St. Prix.'
"Tell me the cause of your felicity"
"Enlighten me respecting your ill.humor." I"
"Willingly, on condition that you will ex.
plain your satisfaction"
"Agreed."
"Well, then-you know the marked pref
erence-marked preference, I say-always
shown me by Mademoiselle Heloise de Clair
ville."
"I will not dispute with you-go on"
"You must have been blinded by absurd
hopes not to have noticed it; every officer in
the army looked to me as the tutur of the lady.
Well, sir, encouraged and led on by this siren,
l made my proposals to her tonight. Ventre
st. Gris! / had engaged to settle with my
creditors out of her marriage portion"
$50 on-go on-this is excellent, St. Prix."
"Well, sir, she rejected meme, the Count
de St. Prix. A prior engagement, forsooth
I wish to heaven knew the fellowl Before
sunrise he should have more button holes in
his doublet than ever his tailor made"
captain St. Prix," replied Henri, "you
have not far to look. In me behold the for
tunate suitor. Come, come confess that your
pride, and not your heart was engaged in the
affair. The game was fairly played; the
stakes are mine" ..
"This triang will not pass muster with me,
sir" said the Count, sternly. "Know-if you
knew it not before-that Raoul de St. Prix
never fixed his eye on prize that he did not
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Monsieur de Baron, sal0 tne command
erin. chief, when DeClairville had obeyed the
summons, II have chosen you to carry my
dispatches to the king; you will find your
self honorably mentioned therein, and think
the favor of royalty will reward your merit" !"
The baron bowed low as he received the
dispatches from the hand of the marshal, and
was soon ready for the journey, first taking
hasty farewell of his daughter, whom he COM
mended to the care of Madame de Grandville,
Cor rather Montmorenci,) during bis absence.
In five days thereafter, he reported himself
to the marshal, and was then at liberty to at
tend to his private concerns. He found He
loise in the company Of Henri and his mother,
and the gloom depicted on their countenances
presented singular contrast to the radiant
Joy that sparkled in the eyes and smiled on
the lips of the genial and warm.hearted old
soldier. He kissed his daughter, saluted
Madame de Grandville, and then, shaking the
young guardsmsn warmly by the hand, OK.
claimed:
"Good news, Henri I bring you budget
of them. The king has heard of your gal
lantry, and inquired into your story"
"The memory of your father" continued
the baron, "has been vindicated by q parlia.
meDtary decree affirming bis innocence. His
forfeited estates are restored to his family !;
and bring you, under the kings seal, your
commission as full colonel in the French
Guards, and letters patent Of nobility, Count
Henride Montmorenci r oJsl 's1,3
Henri and his mother were nearly over
whelmed by this good news; while Heloise
clung to her fathers arm for support
"No fainting, girl" said the happy baron.
"That will never do for Q soldiers wife.
Here, take her, count, make her happy y-and
let Us hear no more of your volunteering on
Forlorn Hope at least during the honey
moon." 81 4; ~ .E. ,s q. l.43iss..siss
We need not add that the baron's injunc
tions we're implicitly obeyed. AZ &
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one II, lnOeeu, I'll tnat you paiut HeF, I1eu'
ri but you must learn the hard task of re-
nouncing your hopes. You can never marry
her."
"And why so Do you refuse your con-
sent ?"
"Alas no. But the Baron de Clairville-"
"He regards me with a favorable eye. l
have reason to think he knows of my attach
ment to his daughter, and approves it. Even
now, bis congratulations had marked mean-
ing, which could hardly be ambiguous.'
"But fatal, an insurmountable barrier lies
between you and the object Of your hopes"
"Do not keep me in suspense" cried the
young soldier. Explain this mystery, 1 i'm
plore you"
"Have you fortitude to listen to dreadful
secret, the possession of which has well nigh
destroyed the life of your mother? ?"
"God will give me strength to bear any
stroke" replied Henri. Thanks to your in.
struction and example, have schooled N.Y.
selfto suffer, unrepining, whatever Providence,
10 its infinite wisdom, sees fitting to infict.
If have soul for the dangers of the field, /
have also, think, the courage to confront
those trials that pierce the heart with keener
agonies than any the steel of foeman can in
dict. Fear not to task me beyond my
strength"
II will be as brief as possible" said the Ia
dy. "Your father, Henri, was of noble birth
and possessed of fortune. My own share Of
the worlds goods was small, and yet it was on
this pittance alone that we were sustained,
till the exertions of generous friend procur-
ed you, under the name of De Grandville,
(my maiden name,) commission in the
guards" :.
."Then De Grandville was not the name of
my father" !.
"No-he belonged to the noble house of
Montmorenci. The early years of our mar
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gdlIeuuine GeritGrfsuti,

Bsnn bie R6rpertbeiIe hur9 i9wd9enbe Rrants
beit erf66pft ftnb ober na1fafIen 10 bebiirfen fe
fbIeuniger Berft6rtung. Grneuerte Rraft pirh am
i9Ieunigften uermttteIR zines ftdrfenber %egmtts
tels 5uSefibrt, unD uuter ben nsebictnif@en g2its
teIn iener RIahe uerbient safetter's Wagenbitters
sepib einen ausge3ei9neten 8lat. 69wd9e, bic
conttttioneH 1T, ooer aus ssrantbeit ooer nebers
u,iibuns entftebt, tam nidt befier uus9esIt9en
pereen, ais bur9 3ubiiIfenabme biefes por gaem
itdrtenDsn 2abetrdnf9ens. @ef6md9te patienten,
eeneienbe Mno beiabrte unb frdnfltbe gsrionen
finbsn, bab eS cine nie perfiesenbe Auene ser
Rraft unb oes Srofes lit. Seine uereinisten ftdrs
tenben unb iafteuerbefernben @ieeni@ aften nta9en
es 81 einen nni9dtbaren SeiImttteI fir tlnperoaas
licbteit S6tpd9e Der 9arnorsdne, 8erffopftbeit,
Starrbeit BET 2eber iinh pteIen an6ern rnre9eIs
maBisteitsn iiaS Sebre6en uno au einet boot
tpertbuclten S@uk segen Sumpifieber, iorpie au@
gegsn ale Nasen un0 l1nterIetbsfranfbetten III.
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q II SCQ1to.

Seufidlanb. - Rai5ers8efu9.-Bers
lin, 20. Mdr3. - Der Railer uon NuSIanb
.pirb @nbe ApriI auf isiner Reife na9 ems
ben aaiier WilbeIm in Berlin beiu6en.
Berlin, Q. MdrB. Das prd9tige
Yalais bes banterotten Dr. Stroubberg In
Der bieF8en @ilbeIms ftraBe iIt beute Morsen
ftr einen suabren SdIeuberpreis, nemIi6 fir
600, 900 Wart perfauft norben. Ser nuns
mebrige Gisentbimsr oss rei;enben PaIais 1T
Elm baronii iirter SsraeIit, Nam,ens gobn, Bans
tier in Defau. Dies iit berieIbe gobn, ber
ucr unsefabr suei Sabren bic Abiidt bate,
bic berlbmte GoIoratursS sSangerin Der bieFsen
f8I. Oper, SrI GarIotta @roiF, oils @attin
beimsuflbren. Das BerbdItniS bat iid bos
malls unter siemIi9 turieien 11mftdnben uie.
ber seIOi't.
- Auf ben l. Mdrs weif ein beuti9es
BIatt ols einen idmaduoIlen 8ebenfta8 fiir
DeutidIanb bin: An sisiem Gage n,ar{9nte
DOT bunbert Sabren bic erite bsiii5de Diuiiion,
ueI1e Don BEN 2anb8rafen 5rteorid I. ges
prebt uno on gn9lanb uertauft ruorben mar,
gum gtni9ifunSsbafen ab. 8wan3is NtiIz
konen TbaLer bate ber 2anbgraf auf bieSe
DeiIe nit ieinem Meni1enbanbeI uerbient,
.snb feline Nadfomtnsn iebten ned Iange bas
@efdaft fort aus befen grtras bas beifiI9e
Gamilien 6ibeiesmmiB seSrinbet ruurbe.
ylun protefiren bic Mgnaten bes perforbenen
2urflrfen Sriebrid WiIbeIm basesen, baB
qreuben biefes Sioeieommib in 8eiib senon1s
men inb ben 2anb8rafen Don 6eiiensgtum=
penbeim bafiir abgefunben bobe. Sbr groteit
lie8t bent preubii9en Abseorbnetenbauie Dor,
unb oieies bat beidIofen, ibn am SaeuIars
tase ber gntfebuns bes beiiiden Reidtbuus
3u erIebi9en. @S foa ber Seelenuerfduferei
feierIi6 Elm S9anboenimaI sefest uerben.
-Sn Rom bat fid am %. Sebruar ber
NlaIer @unfeI aus gaiIeI, ber fitr ben 30nis
Mar pon Bdpern bic srobe Sermannsi1Ia6t
sepaIt cine Ru8eI in bic Bruf seiast. MiB.
erfoIse, 2ebensiiberbruB unb gtabrun9siorgen
fouen ben RanitIer 3ur ger3rueifuns setrieben
baben.
2ubwi8sburG %. Sebr. -: Sas 1920
segrdnbete, felt elmer 8eibe uon Sabren weIts
bsrnbmt seruorbsne DrseIbaasei6aft uon 6.
5. BaIder u So. babier bat iein 316tes gr5'
beres Wert poaenoet, uosunter bos 9r6bte,
bas bis jebt iiberbaupt ertftirt, bic nImer
Mlnferuo8eI III, nit 100 Te8ifern. Das
neueFe Bsrt entbaIt 10 tIingenbe Gtimmen
nit 80 Resitern unb iit ftir Die AusiteIuns
in philadelphia befimmt. Dafielbe plrSe
sefern pon ben 9erren Miniitern .. Sid unb
.. Gebler unb Prof. Dr. .. Steinbeis beFds
tist. 9eute burfte iid bas sroBartise @es
idaft Der @bre eines Beiu9es bes R0ntss er'
|reuen.
Bries. - Bropin3 S9Ieiien. -
Am 10. 1T ber GI0bmeifter unb J6rfter Sung
In AItsR0In i'm biefisen RreiIe bas Spfer feiz
nes eefabruoIIen 9ienfies semorben. gom
Sorfseri1tstaSe su psppelau auriidfebrenb,
.parbe ct sesen 81 1lbr uon brei tim au1au'
ernben Wtdnnern angefallen. Trob zines
S6lases auf ben Ropf nit einem Belle per<
mo9te er nod it9 5u uertbeibiSen. Ct 3os
feinen 4iridfdnser, ,porauf bic Gesner Tim
ben Daunen ber re&ten Sanb abbieben. Sus
lett uarb ibm BET S6dbeI uonfanbiS SefpaIs
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6. 6. Marfeioll,
Ornttbeige Agellt.
@tbenaum @ebaabe, 81 OF state gtraBs.
9rd4tise Sarms IN allen 9beilen ObiO's unb
bes Wehens.
2eft 6iefe Site!
atbeusum @sbanbe, 81 Oft state gtraBe,
2eH biefe 2iHe !!

100 Ader, 10 MeiIen norbneEIi9 bon Columbus,
an elmer Yite, Gromebnus nit 9immern, Staa,
S6eane, Dbfsarten, is ader Soltlanb - $50 per
Ader.
81 ader In gOneorb Sopnibip, 9eIapore gountp,
Gramcbaus unb Saenne, engtfenst, cine Nleile bonn
gsofamt, etmos obj, ader In Sols = $25OO.
485 ader, cine WeiIe peftIi& bon @alIopah tgt'
fenbobnfation on ber Ghort 9inie Roab) fd6nes
Gramtbaas nit Z 9immern, asusr, easunen, aorn.
trib, Gstrebspei6tr 4arbeitsrwobnun mit 9iu'
mern, uno StoIanG Obfgarten, gut brainirt, $50
ader S0lt, Tam In 5armen setheiit merben, nit
Sauiern auf ieber - $68 per Ader.
1876 Gder, Ii WeiIen n5rbIi9 bon Columbus, an
ber Sife, 2t0dises irnmebaus nit 6 3immern, S@eu'
ne, iungen Sbagdrten, quite Anens - $65 per ader.
AZ Ader an Der Alum Greet, 3116k Weilen bon 60
lumtus, Saus NIT 3immern, Sdeune = $l25 per
a6er
800 a6st ~ gesilsu bOn DsIuUors, Saus NIT 9
Simmern, 2 grobe Sheunen; cine prdGtige 6arm -
500 per A6er, In 6 Serminen.
As ader, Z Meeileu bon Columbus, Saus, Saeane,
SbH9arten, hsshl berbeiiert - $4,000 - btlts
800 A6er In Delanare gountb, gutes 2anb, fam
In Garms abgetbeiIt perben. iaRmtlt@ NIT @erbef
ierunsen - $65 per ader.
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6rDfe
aDreisermGBignng fir baares @elo.

Die lntersei6nsten srlaubeu ftd, bas @abltfum ppu
Raff1pn uub llmsesenb barauf aufmsrffam 3u MAIDEN
bas e felt benz 20 .. NtS. nr fur eafe, iebo9 gu iebr
berabseIebten greifen, Grpeeres 9urselan glaspaae
rem, Gbse &c. Ssrfaufen tpie fplst:
8eifer ser6iteter Ralfee ~ $50 Cts. per 9ftnb.
Better sraner 3affee su Is Gt8. per 0fb.
s5einter meiSer 8ase>3uGer su Ii Ste. per vfunb.
9seinfter selber 9udsr iu gts. per 9f0~
Better solbener SYrup su 80 gts per Galpne.
8pstte Sprte srIbsnsr Sprup su IS gts. ter 9dluns
Drei @funo 1eue setro6nste 8UdfGsen 3u rs Gents.
geite nsue fraua6ff4e 5pef6sen 3u l3 Cts. per Yfb
Sebr feline neue Sul. 8pftnen tu 13 Gts. per Yfb.
galifrrnilder 5pnts In gpmbS 3u IS gts. per Yfb.
Grtf1e Aufsrn, Ranne 5u 25-35 Cts.
Sbu Eeft 9etroleunt ;u Is gts. per gaIIone.
Sn bemeIben gerbdltnts inb bic 9rsiIs aer anbereu
tn btees gefadft einI&lasenben Irtitel berabseebt
q. 9ieIbenn & Sobn,
jan 20 % gtr. "a Sf Rainfraee, @afItapn, .
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s q # 0 r / O.

Or. Samusl @tt6er BON Ssannis, RaG., erpertmen'
tirte in sinsr grisaprdris felt sran3s Saben, n eni
8uianmenesuas terucr;ubrtnssr, eI6e BITE Geenl6af.
ten bee gafpr6ls pbae eeiIsn uHansenfbmen 9sf9mad
unb idmer3enbe gDtrfuns Bate.
Rad fetnem 9rdparat wuroe BON Nab unb Gern &C.
fanbt, Bic ct tbm enbIi1 ben Ramsn Gotpria CAB uni
es gum 8erfauf In Glaf6en fllte. GO lit ncuabsrbar IN
fetner Biruns beOnters be in linorbnuns seratbntn
Nasen unb gtnsetpetben BON Stnbern. gS afftmis
ltrt bic 8a6runs. furtrt Serlduerten Dfa8en uni
Bnb>&pltf, treibt Bic gBIruter aus unb TT aud
in Group perldBIid.
@ls ansenebmes. tpirffames unb Splfomntenes Fl des
reS &blbrunssmisl 1T es bent @atOrDl uberessn, To-
e ben gOrbals unb Sprupeu Go eatbdIt fsiaen GIeu|
bpl unb paBt fur jebeS Ilter.
Snbem man ben Rasen unb bic Gtnsetreibe BON Sers
brie eBIt9en nnb fr6nfIt1en &inbern resn.
ltrt, erben ite munter unb eefunb. Sic tcnnen itt
beS S6Iafes erfreuen unb itre Shutter babeu
&ube. Das gaftsra prb prdparirt TN 2dburotpltun
bon s. .. ssOfe & Co., 46 Dep Sna6s Rsp Surt.
febr 8 e.E 1ntttD EsF{
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NDer'6 '6Sieber=Gu

We9eu Steber, gBe9ttlttber, nlStcBen.
beg Tieber, SrDftfeber, iGIeidlenOts Iiez
Der, periDoif1es D0er Wallenfieber nuo
iberbanpt fiir alle i0ltbe Sraufbeiten, bic
onrdl Mnsoiiuitangen nieorig gelegeuer
noer tumpfiger gegeuOen DerriibrcR.
Oieis @sbiBln 1T Elm inSuiammenseec8 9utteG, nit ber
9rbbtsn Scr9fat aus 9FdnSenicn Suteritet unb rers
ebl elteu bic i6ltmmien Sale Urr uuc Sitter unb
he beelben beseitcnben StDruusen u furireu Gir ee
gewpbnsr iumpfser @escnesa 1T ein irle5 SeimiteI
etne Nctbpenestet GS uberrtt allie anfern bis icet
sntbedtsn 6eilmeI sesen Ws6felTetsr, "a es irtter
gen, bic ts setranden iirb tener Gefa6r auS9ce non
ben nontbetIisen MirtunSeu csS Gtnln cher aneerm
f5aeItden elSen Su leiben pnbern blsten mad ieinem
Iesten bre5s Sobsn 1T s 10 pieIfdIta in her estonSa
iun9 Der ctenanselbrten hredli6en arantbseu onae=
panet pprsen, nne bat fi in alien 5daen tets 10 rttt
lam ermieien, rap eS ZEN Rui fer Iniebbarte fur lid
eripprbeu BAT. GS fam bebbalb i'm prntrn @srtrauer
aS Elm Semittel eupfeblen pereen ge9en bic peIfcn
6isbsr nn6 0edfelfebcr bes 8eiten5 unu pie Sicber
nne groftheber ees SaemS Gs iprft 9eSen bic mtaSs
Ginliien, 70 fab, taS Sieber, geedIee6er 8rrt
cber S6ltteIn einutal bur boIeIte ocbcten eCslbcn
NE nIepertepren auBer e mnbten Pdter piee ais cine
neue 9rantbet auftreteu.
6ar bic srpse @erf6ietenbeit Der Gt6runqeu, pc6e
our bic GetSbarett eieieS Sites entItebcn ais ciz
raistas @benn,atsnil,s, Sidbt. stopficbmer; Slmr=
3ersflppfsn.- @lil;lethen, Mnfdnc, ilnterlei6sbt,
ldbperecn &olif, 9dbmuns, Wfdsenbcitbpcretn,
pIe aue a6ne9elno nper pertpetn pree, 9tb eS tt,u
raiaeres aRtttsl ais a.per8 We 6lelftebers 8ur,
pete e ale furir unb eaS Sptent fur ipdtere gnfoae
6nst. slS etn SdnsmtCl Ieiiet es aubsrr,renGhe
Oene In Ienen @sssneen no 6tebsr nnb gsedelfeter
terrden, ha eS ea8 mhgretfen ceer 1rantbetten ser
btnrert penn es irfcrt bem Ginreten Der lem Eetcf
pcrRersebsneen Spmptcme sencmlneu prb. Reiienre
nn6 als 9eiud fi anibaltenEr gercnen perbcn tatrd
III ben etane eeest biee 3ranfbeeu u betdmpIeu unr
MIR pentse perben leieen penn ie BON bem SGue sc:
traud MAIDEN ben eisies 6eilmittel bietst.
8egen 9eberletben bic ppn Hieher9eIhlasens
Ha atn apza
9emtttel es rest bic 9eberbu neuer seunber 5bdtgte
an uno erete pele mertpirrige Buren, at anScrn
RitteI pbne DtrtunS parsn.
3ubtreitet bon Sr. 3. 6. 4brr & Co.,
Praftii6e unb analptiide GbeMtter,
9ospell, MafT.
9u baben Bel alien Ipptbetern.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30
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