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The daily gazette., 1877-12-24

IN CHANCERY FOR NEW CASTLE
i COUNTY.
Jacob ID. Winslow, ct ais.
VS.. In Partition.
George H. Winslow.
In pursuance of an order of the Chancel-
lor made in the above stated cause, notice
is hereby given TO all parties having any
lien or liens upon the interest or estate OF
Jacob ID. Wihslow. Charles A. Winslow,
Catharne II. Winslow, William H. A lder-
dice, and Sarah E., his wife, David =.
George II. Winslow, or either of them, in
the provinces TO which the said cause re-
lates, to file a petition setting forth the ma
ture and amount of the same, in the office
of the Register In Chancery for New Castle
county, ten days before the Third Monday
of February next, and to appear and prove
the said lien or liens at the ensuing term of
the said Court before the rising of the Court
on the Third day of the term.
VICTOR DUPONT,
dec21-2tawtfebl0 Trustee.
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dec21- 2tawtfebl
INJECTION NOTICE.
Ia THE NATIONAL BANK OF

DELAWARE AT WILMING-
TON, december Sth, 1S77.)
Notice Is hereby given to the Stockhold-
ers of this Institution, that an election will
be held at the Banking House, on Tuesday
January 8th, 1873, between the hours of 2 and
4 O'Clock, p. M, for the purpose of electing
seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing
year. r. H. EWBANK
dec10-te Cashier,
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE HOME INSTITUTE,
i A SELECT DAY AND BOARDING.
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and CHILL
DREN, will reopen on MONDAY, Septem-
Der 10th. Our aim is TO combine Home cul-
ture with moral and mental discipline,
while we insist upon hOroiIJIuiesS in every
branch. English, Latin, Music, Modern
Languages, Drawing and Oil Painting.
Object lessons throughout the course. Num-
Der of boarding pupils limited. PRICES
SUITED TO THE TINES.
Circnlars may be obtained at the book
stores or by calling upon or addressing the
Principals.
N,,ssrsl A. NJ. HOUSTON,
B. L. HOUSTON, A. B.
No 900 Delaware Avenue,
aug21 Wilmington Del.
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ELECTION.
IA UNION NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGToN.
Wilmington, Del, Dec sth, 1877.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Union
National Bank of Wilmington, will be held
at the Banking House, on Tuesday, the Sth
day of January, 1873. between the hours of
and O'Clock, p. IN, JNO. PEOPLES,
dec6-lm Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-24
TNHE PHILADELPHIA, WHINING
L TON AND BALTIMORE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1s,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1s, 1877.
The Board of Directors have declared
semi-annual dividend of four per cent. on
the capital stock of the Company, payable
on AMI after January ID, 1913.
ALFRED HORNER,
dec1S-2taw2w. Secretary,
The daily gazette., 1877-12-24

THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established
in 1884, is the largest and most fiOurishing
weekly paper in the State, and has a larger
circulationtnan any other on the Peninsula.
Published every Thursdayafternoon, at So
per year, in advance.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-24

THE DAILY GAZETTE is Published every
afternoon Sunday excepted,) at 416 Market
Street, and served by carriers to subscribers
all parts of the city and surrounding
towns and villages, for six cents a week,
payable weekly. Yearly subscribers, $3 in
advance
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS,

Archbishop Wood has arrived at
Rome.
The revolt of the Circassians is assnm-
ing large proportions.
The report of the Turkish victory near
Batouin is confirmed.
Secretary Sherman has refused to COM
promise with the Chicago whisky men.
$500, 900 worth of whisky was seized
in Chicago yesterday by revenue agents.
Forest fires are reported from various
parts of New York State and Pennsyl-
vania.
The death.warrant of Fletcher, the
murderer, was read to him yesterday by
the Sheriff.
Forest fires in the northern counties of
New York are raging with unparalleled
violence.
Gold closed at 107; Pennsylvania, 334:
Reading, 1T; Lehigh Valley 344; Lehigh
Navigation, 49,
The Catholic Club held "house-
warming" last evening at their elegant
establishment on Broad street Phila.
1t is reported that Russia is willing to
give Austria the assurance required i'll
regard to navigation of the Danube.
The London Times says the party that
favors peace for England is gaining and
that the war party finds itself in small
minority.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16
A Big story of Big Trees.

A San Francisco letser-writer sends
the following:-A new grove of giant
trees, recently discovered, 100 miles
south of the famous giant treess of Yo-
semitic pronounced Yo-sem-itee), is just
explored and described. 1t is on line
with the other grove, 5000 feet in alti-
tude. Instead of small cluster of thirty
or forty trees, here are 10000 trees.
Quite forest of them covers six miles
square. Besides several thousand OF old
fellows, whose age is estimated from
1,2OO to 1000 years, there are thousands
of young chaps from 100 1000 old, and
full of vigor. The older trees being de-
capitated by storms and by weight of
winter SHOWS on their busby tops, are
some % of these Fallen trees, % 5000 to 900
years old, have revealed underneath the
buried bodies Eof ancestral sequoras of
similar size, which grew there 5000 years
ago-say thirty feet in diameter. Large
lakes and waterfalls are found along the
route.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16
The taaIleck statue.

Few men, even those who deserve
fame, know how famous they may be.
Certainly Fitz-Greene Halleck never
thought that his genius would be honor
ed in the city where he lived and worked
by statue to his memory, and that the
President of the United States would un-
veil it in the presence of thousands of the
best of our citizens. Americans are not
accustomed to thus honor their poets, but
the custom of erecting statues to great
men is a beautiful and appropriate one,
and we are glad to see it growing in
public favor. Halleck deserves q place
in this Pantheon of the metropolis; for,
though he was not one of the great poets
of America, he was one of the first and
purest, and much that he has written will
live as long as our literature. The lines
addressed to his dead friend Drake
"Green be the turf above thee"-have
become household words, and his "Marco
Bozzarisn stirs the heart now as strongly
as when it was first published, fifty years
ago. The ceremonies yesterday We're all
that could have been desired.--N. Y.
Herald
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

A despatch from Bucharest says the
Russians have succeeded in forcing a
crossing of the Danube near Potbach, in
the Dobrudscha. Heavy fighting is now
in progress
A Constantinople despatch dated TO-
day, u a. IN. says: "News has been re-
ceived that Russian corps 100000 men)
with cavalry and artillery, crossed the
Danube near Potbach and entered tie
Dobrudscha. An engagements proceed
ing"
A Vienna despatch says that the Eighth
and Twelfth Russian Corps will piobab-
ly cross the Danube, near Turna- Magu-
reti, thereby turning the Bulgarian quad
rilateral. The Seventh and Eleventh
Corps will invade the Dobrudscha. The
four corps contain about 100000 men.
The Telegrdphs Bucharest correspond
ent says that the Russians are concen-
trating large force at Turna- Magureti,
one of the points at which they will cross
the river.
ACTIVITY OF THE TURKISH IRoN-CLADs.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 15.--It is Off
cially announced that Turkish squad
ron bombarded village near Sookgoon
Kale and it is reported landed one thous-
and Circassians. The commander of
Sookgoom Kale sent some Cossacks and
militia pursuit. Six Turkish iron-clads
appeared before Sookgoou Kale on May
IA.
AN ELECTION IN IRELAND.
LONDON, May 15.-It is thought GRAY
(home ruler) has been elected to Parlia-
ment from ripperary, Ireland, in place of
OCallaghan, deceased, defeating Casey,
an ex-Fenian prisoner, by large major
ity. In the town of Tipperary mob
pelted Gray, and their attitude became so
menacing that the police were obliged to
fix bayonets, and the riot act was read.
The rain, however, fortunately dispersed
the crowd.
THE PEACE PARTY IN ENGLAND.
The Times, in leading article, says:
"Nothing has been so remarkable during
the debate in Parliament as the declara-
tions in favor of peace from conservatives
as well as liberals. The war party finds
itself small minority. We do not say
that all danger is past, for every Russian
success may be expected to pro ovoke un-
reasonable panic, but for the present the
country and government are in the way
of safety. Both sides of the House will
doubtless claim some advantages, but the
real gain lies with the party which is on
the side of peace. If both parties claim
that honorable distinction so much the
better for the country"
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16
General Net1S,

The New York State Senate has passed
concurrent resolution tavoring a repeal
of the bankrupt law.
The Russian corvette Tastock sailed
from San Francisco yesterday, and the
rest of the fleet will follow during the
week.
The people of Hanover county, Va,
are carefully cunning for lioness which
is supposed to have escaped from me-
nagerie.
The purchasing committee for Indian
supplies has rejected all bids for coffee as
being too high. New proposals will be
advertised.
The coroner's jury in the Wadesville
Pa, mine explosion has rendered ver-
dict that the six victims were killed by
fire-damp explosion.
Gen. George Crook arrived at Omaha
Yesterday, and received an ovation from
several thousand persons. A banquet in
his honor was given last night.
Extensive fires are prevailing in the
woods along the Hudson river, near N.Y.
ack, and at points from Spuyten Duyvel
to Tarrytown, and also near Peekskill.
Hon, Charles II. Bryan, ex.judge of
the Supreme Court of California, was
strangled to death yesterday by piece
of meat lodging in his throat while he
was dining.
The New York Tobacco Exchange
was formally opened yesterday, and sew
eral sales were made at fair prices. All
home brands of tobacco will be dealt in
for the present.
Gov. Rice, of Massachusetts,, has We
toed the local option bill on the ground
that the existing license law having been
in operation only year its efficacy has
been but partially tested.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16

THE MAY ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.
The county district elections throughout
the State of Virginia take place on Thurs
day, the oath of this month. The officers
10 be voted for in each magisterial dis
trict are one supervisor, one constable,
three justices and one overseer of the
poor, who shall hold their offices for the
term of two years. To vote at this and
all future elections in Virginia the voter
must '.have paid to the State before the
day of election the capitation tax requir-
ed by law for the preceding year," ard
among other qualifications must not have
been convicted of petit larceny since the
last registration.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16
Il PRICELESS RELIC.
From the Boston Globe.


The Boston Public Library is about to
receive an unique and invaluable manu-
script addition to it's treasures. 1t con-
sists, first, of the original shorthand notes
by Mr.. Gales, of Mr.. Webster's great
speeeh-the greatest, perhaps ever made
in the United States Copgress-in reply
to Mr.. Hayne, of South Carolina, in
January, 1880, secondly, of the original
copy of the notes, written out in part by
Mr.. Gales, editor of the National InteHi-
gencer, and his wife, and revised by Mr..
Webster; and thirdly, of a portion fof a
speech in Mr.. Webster's own hand writ
ing, corrected by him from Mr.. Gales
copy. These manuscripts are bound up
in a handsome portfolio, with a printed
copy of the speech and have been kept
by the family of Mr.. Gales, as one of
their choicest possessions to the present
time.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16
Dom Carlos to His.Basque Followers,

LONDON. May 15.-Don Carlos in his
letter addressed to the Marquis Val de
Espina says: s.'Those who think the Flu
eros impair the national and mOnarchial
unity of Spain are mistaken. As guardi-
an OF the rights of all Spaniards a protest
against hniquitious DEGREES and against
fresh attacks upon and revolution of
venerable institutions, the Basque people
know the legitimate monarchy has al
ways been their rampant. They shall
live under the standard of true Spain.
am mthe'depositary of it and am keeping
it unsullled for the moment when God
shall Indicate the hour of justice"
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16

The arming and drilling of the Nor
mons continues throughout Utah, reports
to the contrary notwithstanding. Gen.
tiles, ami especially those in the northern
and southern settlements, are alarmed at
the few United States troops in the Ter.
ritory and Governor Emory has written
letter to the Secretary of War reques-
ting that Camp Douglas be provided with
five companies of infantry and two of
cavalry.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16

A trotting match at Brightwoo1 Park,
near Washington city, yesterday, for
horses that have never beaten 2.34, was
won by A. T. Writings Ned Buckley in
2 80, 2.41 and PAP. The second heat
was dead between the brown mare Con-
stance and the bay gelding Jersey Boy.
Time 2.42.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16
! Fashionable Furniture !
]. & ]. N. HARTMAN,
No 40 King street.
WILMINGTON, DEL.


.snrzw.m We respectfully inform the citis
-W zens of Wilmington, and the SUR
rounding country that we continue
sg4em to manufacture and keep on hand
at our large and long established ware
rooms, Furniture of every variety and
style, consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor,
and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture Is larger ana
more varied than can be found in Delaware,
and all articles sold at our establishment
are warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds of the most fash1onaDle
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand We also manufacture and Con-
stantly keep large assortment OF Spring
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses.
j. q j. N. HARMAN,
41O King street, Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16

The despatchs from the seat of war in
the East up to midnight of yesterday in
dictate that the reported defeat of the
Russians with heavy loss at Batoum on
Friday last was true; second, that they
had at last effected a passage of the Dan
ube near Pothock, and third, that an en-
gagement ON the Turkish side of the riv
er was proceeding.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16

A block of buildings was burned yes
terday in Newark, n. j. involving loss
of 81, 5000. During the fire stoker of
o ia of the fire-steamers died of heart dis
ease from oyerwork.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16
No | Peruvian GuanO.

raDgn,,, ',i.ipers have effected an ar
lent Agents h,. WIN the Peruvian Govern
IoAhand by which they have constant
W. NO. 1 PERUVIAN GUANo,
Pres in MY ~ nwlll deliver from their own
E|SMreS in Ne,n, aN9elphia or the Government
We sci wv nv" York or Baltimore.
rect from ~, ~. Huano but what we receive
Ltles bnvhi"oVerhment stores. Therefore
|ae but a puEo INV vi % US can rely on receiving
No. Ill No.,, CHRISTIAN L. CO.,
|''ls'wlm.' 'o'Ih Water ST., Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16

hi IA day at home. Agents wanted. Out
[Nlz fit and terms free. TRUE q CO., Au-
Eusa Maine.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16
,rw ADvEnJISEMENTS

ann week in your own town. Terms
X10 and S5 outfit free. ID. HALLETT d
y1 70 Portland Maine.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16

s55:$77 rREE. HfSs to ?. ASSn'S g. vrSRfE4. SI2 2E
augusta, Maine. .rfr .-.... a
The daily gazette., 1877-05-16
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
hleltoregular Depositors without charge
, 1877-08-03

Ole 80 innefota StaatSset.
t u n 9" in 81. Yaul uno oas DO rtiae Bolts
blatt" oeribmassn fh ret 3u @tusr tdsli.
den Seitnna, trslhe pom 1. SEPTEMBER on
untsr benz Hamen rD;e 8oltsasituns" er.
ldeinen miro. Sie wiro obue j3wsifd eth
iehr antes Blatt rpsrhen. Die 0eruusqeber
GThe German Printing Company
ueriiiasn ubsr Elm n,dt unbetrdttlides Ut
ti.nfapital. llno Die iourualihifde 2eituna
1T elmer dubesf tiidtisen &raft abertrasen,
namlid gilbert @olff, blsber &soatteur Der
rWfinnei. StaatSltg" albert @olf bat
fih has iuacnblid marine 9sr3, 10 ldes ibn
Dor ahtnnb3mansig Sobren in Den Dresbener
Barrttaosnfampf uno BON ba in ben @alb.
beimer &erter flbrte, poufdnoia bepabrt, if
Elm nislerfabrener. geiffuolH uno gswifen.
batter SournaIit nno nit ben &erbdltnifIen
Mtnneiota'S felt b.tnabe einem @ierteliabr=
hunbert pertraut. @as bic Mihtuna bes
neuen Blattes b~etrifft, 10 ioa fe veine bon
Yarteibeeinfnfun9 ieber Mrt nn%abbdneiee,
cine mabrbaft uOlfstbiiml,de. auf bSdne
@smsinnisi9fsit abBielenoe" isin.
, 1877-08-03

fnd1el "itiir3te fid auf ben llnsliidliden, bis
fih etnt9e unierer Biirger ieiner erbarmten
nno tbn inter Nnwenbung aDer moalicbeu
Dflttel nah Or. Staub's Wobnun9 bradten.
Ser Wioerftano einiser llnmeniten mar ae.
rooeSu emp5renb, penngletd bic
U II m ente Der 2ebteren, b f
n d d bic g o1batena d an
6"rauen unb &tmoer q e,
dol c II, Id | i d nj d. t perwerf-
lid aemeen II. (9lio neil Soloate11
auf etnen Saufen idoiien, in melhem 6rauer
nrlo &tnber paren, ioa irseno Elm Soloat er.
lmoroet perben biirfen. Yrdfti9e Mob.
go9tf. U. ,. 49, gle traten ben llnaliid.
ltden NIT Siiben. Seine aueeu ldienen
aus tbren SOblen III treten. Ser Sdreden
l1to ote Irt9lt Dor Dem Sooe raubter ibm faii
Die Sprade. Sein Nanne 1T Souls Sdnei=
Der. Gtne Sbnmaht iiberfiel inn auf BEN
:Utarihe. Die unertrd9lihe Site, tpelde e,
i'm 6onnobauie eroulbet, 1T bic Sbnlp ae.
inelen. Ut 1T arf Dem 0eae CUR 8eIeruna.
I'm oen p6orfs Of the Goab" par eit fleines
Geuolner9efsht i'm @ange. ginem Mitaliet
oes iediten 6fesilnents foltete es bas 2ebeu.
, 1877-08-03
Yartfer @eltausteauua.

Der .Sieuro" If in Der Sage, einea Be
rtht. ben Der 8sltauSfelun9s @ommiHdl
&ranb thr5lih OH ben Sanoete mintter q,
rtdtet bat, in ietnen Saupttbeilen su per0i
fentlthen. Wir entnebmen oemielben AL.
ndd)ff ben Nbiduitt iibes tie fremben Nb,bei.
lnngen: Som Mnfauae on lief oas bsntihs
&eih, obne bic @inlabuug befimmt ab;u.
lshnen, bic Ibiiht erfennsn. ~fern,ubl ibsn.
Nut @runo elmer bon ben beoeutenn5ter
9anoelsfammern bee &sitss gefiibrten Gn=
quote fol3te cine befiuitiue Nblsbnung, uuo
lbon NnfansS biefcs Sabrss fonnte Der
Oentl1lano anssbotene 8aum ben anos-en
Wfdtten CUR Teriiisun9 ssfient merben. Son
otelen haben nnr nod bret, isl es aus anoe.
rem @ru1een ODER meSen Tee i'm Orient aus.
8ebrodsnen &rieges. feline eno9tltiae ant.
mort asgeben: Die Sereinistsn Staaten pt II
Woroamerifa, 0raflien unb bas iiirftIte
&sid. 80 nnterliest iubes feinem !3ue,fel
msbr, oaB DIE Veretnigten Ssaaten 1873 in
YartS oertreten lein merbsn, unb trob Der
Shmiertafeiten Der Qale bot be Tiirfei bic
Soffnung nod nidt auf9eb,u woueu, jih an
Der 4usfeunng betbstIisen au tSunen. =
Ser Vertht beipridt bterauf pornebmlid bic
Setbeiliguug Der anBereuropaiihsn Staa,en
uno f6brt bann fort: Ser Abibnitt iiber Die
fran3Sfi@. Ibtbeilung berednst be j3abl Der
einbetmiIhen Mnmelonnsen, bic nod uidt
9an3 fefsefeat 1T, auf $4,000. wabrenb fe
iit bel Gr0hnun8 Der Austsunns bon 1867
auf 10000 belief. Nue irssnbmie bebeutsu.
ben yrOoucsnten babsn iid semslnet. bees
bic sinitlGsisen 3msige Der Staa.s.
perwoltnug. Scr 4ris9Sminifer bat aus
lsidt bsarstfidsn @riinoen oerftst. oaB bas
&r,essmaierial i'm eigsntIi4su Sinnt bss
, 1877-08-03

Wortes nid)t ausqsftsat perben jou, nnb nnr
fur bic &rhtue. iomie fir ben Nmbulanaotsnf
ctnen Ylat IN nulsren @alerien in Unibruc,
genommen." Dem algereinen Ebetle oes
6eriftes entnebme n mir nod Nolqenoss:
Scr gtntritt in Die Tusfenung lou nitt
surt Orebfreu3e controlirt perben, ionbern
eurda S'deis. mos better 9e9en MiBbrduhe
ihfse. Die &sfaErant8 msrben niht mebr
wie 1857 f& ldnss Der GuBenieite bee 30.
laftes btnsteben Elm Spfem, rpelhes nidt
nur pom aEhstiihsn Stanbpuntte permerf
LTD mar. fonbern auA ~ alerlei Nusartun.
gen Der @%oncnrren5 nnb gu elmer Wenge
yrocefen Ssranlafung CAB ioubern f..
ioaen nab SeblrfniB in ben Yarts unb
9drten ~,erireut ie,u, obne ba6 oeraos bic
Ride ieoes etn5elnen 2anoes ihre Bsrtretuna
fiuoen miiBte. Sc miro Gorge bofiir aetras
gen ietn, bab in ben nteorigen Speiie Nniial.
ten nidt nur m0slidif biqiee, ionssrn aut
quite nnb gefunbe Soft perabretdt mirb. Ser
8atalog mirS nidt an bic prtuatsS ubnnrie
per9eben, ionoern BON Der StaatSorutsret
her9efslt %perbsn; man per3idtet lieber anf
bas nit Dem erffersn We9e nnb init Sniero
ten uerbunoene @rtrdsniB, als bab mon flo
ben Ablen @rfabrungen bonn lebtenmol aus,
iebt. 3beater, Concerto, SinQipilbauen
ioaen btesmaI BON Der Nusfsluns gan,
fernsebalten bleibeu, ba oieie nidt cine Mrl
BON beionbsrer Stabt In Der ct .ot b,lben,
%ionoern muir ihrem eis.ntliden 3med, e,bal.
ten peroen lou. @on ben 35, 900, OOOSroncs,
uelte fiir bic Iusfeluna beftimmt iiuo, bat
man bts isst $4,000. 900 6roncs contract
lid ensa9trt uno 5000, 900 Trancs bar aus.
eegsben, ndrnlt6 5000. 900 Srancs fir oas
Warsfelo nnb 1920, 900 Srancs fir ben
Erocacero. Dant Der au6erorbentl,h mil.
ben Eempsratur bes lettsn gSinters iino o,e
Irbeiten nod iiber anes Gruarten porae-
idgttten, uno mir o%iirfen," idIisbt Ger Bs
rtft in lt,tlid gsbobeHer Stimmuu9, MIR
Cine Ter1essnheit fir1ten, Bag ms nar,=
lid aus allen ednoern 3u uiel Nueteasr ter.
beiitv DmeH."
, 1877-08-03
q. s. Rumfe1's Sitter gSeiu OF
Grpu.

Diefes tuirf1ih nertbpoue Stdrfnnasmttte
1T 10 grinblid erprobt moroen Don auel
&lafen Der @eieuihaft, bab es aeaenrpdrti
aIs eine ftdrfenoe Wieoictn fir nnentbehrlid
gebalten iptrb. sic foftet nur ruenia, rel
nlst bas Slut uub ftdrft ben Dtagen, erneuer
bas Spltem NIB uerldnsert bas 0eben. Sober
mann ioute es baben. Sir bic 9eilunl
zines ldlpaden Magens, auaemeinel
Shmdde, ldledter Teroauune, Niaseu
franfbelten uno III allen Tduen, be Stdr
tlu9 p%erlan9eu, 1T ite uortreflih. Ser Betl
entbdlt baS an9enebmlte unb tpirfiamlt,
g,len1alS oas mir beileea, ndmlih Citrate o.
Magnetic Sribe, perbulloen nit ben ,pirf.
ianiten pesetab,llldeu Stoffen-:
@elbe peruuianiihe &inoe.
Biinidt Sbr ttmas Stdrfenoes?
Wiinidt SIR guten Nppetit?
tperben?
Winidt ,Sbr @nergie?
Wlinlht Shr 9uten S6Iaf?
SiinIdt Sbr Cure Contribution aufu,
bauen?
Wiuidt Sbr wobl gu fIblen?
fiiblen? ."
Benn 10, 10 ueriudt aanfeI's 9 t.
ter Us lNeof SroM.
SO erlllfe nur nm einen Ber5uh bie5es
nertbOouen StarfulgSmtttels.
Ne1mt Grd Dor yfaaabmunsen In adt,
oa $untels Bitter Wine of Sron bas einaia.
ltdere utlo mtrfiame 9eilmittel in Der befanu.
ten Welt 1T fir eine bauernbe Selluna BON
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