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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07
A1nlorlnE Bees

- Those who are DESTROYS Of wintering
their bees successfully, should now keep
v1gilant eye.on- their colonies. A diff
ference of locality sometimes makes a
difference in the condition 8of stocks;
apiaries that are only a. few miles apart,
differing in the amount Of stores gather
GO. one may be scarcely max ing 4 living.
whilst another, 3 few miles distant, may
be storing surplus owing to the local
showers. s'z4 y y. ~ Il. +. T.
= July, being very hot and dry, and also
the first part of August, bees in this vi
cinity gathered only honey enough to
keep them rearing brood rapidly; conse.
quently at the present time august 22,)
hives are crowded with bees; August IS,
we hived the largest swarm of the season
Swarms as late as this occasionally fill
their hives, and have sufhcien stores for
swintering, but.as atgenera.. thing are un-
profitable, only partially filling their
hives with comb, and either freezing or
starving the following winter. We've
been blessed with 8 glorious rain this
week; one of the old 3 darkies strasl,
meyers and gully washers, 3 and all ma
ture rejoices. Bee pasture is improving
and swarms will be in order; these should
be returned as far IS practicable and
every eflMt made to have Jack Frost ;
find them PoPnlou and proyident.
$50 Mrs. i. H.
PnoR1A, Ill.
- -z5 &-F.s : 3
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The Natl acOur q.

1t is estimated that the annual damages
caused by the .rayages of insects and worms
exceeds $l50, 600 600 in the United States alone.
Irulya an enormous loss! Yetit sinks into insig.
nlncance when compared with the ravages Of
that more terrible! scourge, Consum ption,
which annually sweeps hundreds of thousands
OF human souls into eternity. The causes of
consumption are various, depending in every
instance for the development of the disease
upon the scrofulous diathesis, or temperament,
OF the victim. Thus the same cause which
Will produce in one person an attack Of acute
di ease or a slight nervous prostration, will
engender consumption in a person ofscrofulpus
habit. That consumption can be cured BY
proper treatment will be readily perceived
when the exact nature of the disease ia under
stood, viz; the accumulation and deposition
OF scrofulous matter (turbercles) in the lungs
Obviously, the principal remedies ar G) a
powerful Alternative or blood purifier, to arrest
the accumulation and also cleanse the blood
OF the scrofulous matter, and (2) mild cathar-
tic to expel the diseased matter from the sys-
tenn. This course of treatment, in conjunc-
ton with strict hygienic regime, has proved;
the most successful method of curing this dis
ease. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Purgative Pellets are the best
Alternative and cathartic remedies before the
public and have been alone used in thou
sands of cases of consumption with the most
marked efficacy. DR. Pierces Invalids' Hotel.
at Buffalo, N. Y, affords special and uneuualsd
advantages to consumptives not only possess.
ing the best medical and hygienic means of
OF treatment, but. having the essential advan-
tage of being stu tied in a climate where the
inhabitants are notably free from this disease.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

fatten the Po7k.It is unwiae TO wait
TIL October and November to Gatten the
-pork 1liEs.y hogs-.all tthay eat
n so,,... 10 Inc weather is warm and they
Will fatten readily. Feed them corn,
s.a'k ana ell, It at all convenient, while
t !. stalk remains succulent. Too many.
farmers delay the fattening of hogs too
iste. Now Is the time to push the work.
- Don't Keep too many shoats over winter
Iney cat their heads off. Save a few
ch l's sows and let them have theirli lit
ters the first Of March, and if the pigs
nave proper. care they will make fine hogs
next NOVemher,l.k ..,ts3 - 8 - Il.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07
II rs Is 10y E77..3t5 a - 7E3E-2F -,
4 BoWare OF Cheap Excftants,

ana use, i. you need tonic stimulent and
asiteratlye, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. iThe
hquors OF commerce, even when they are not
aduterated fail to produce more than tenn
porary exhileration, usually followed by a
depressing reaction, anything but beneficial
70 = weakly constitution. Not only do the
potent botanic ingredients combined with
the alcoholic Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters
minister to the health and vigor OF those wh0
use 1T <but the tasis-pnre old rye,t the finest
ana most salubrious, liquor. distilled, is no
mean promoter Of a healthful condition OF the
digestive organs. Its presence in the Bitters
ls essential to preserve their vegetable con
sutuents from fermentation, and itlunques.
tlonably augments their remedial value. Few
medicinal preparations of "a proprietary ma
lure nave ever received such strong com men
datlons from medical men. % 'N'1.' '@'20 3.i4
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07
De Profandis.
: Al! lays 50 dark with Deaths eclipse!

Al! bays SO dark with Deaths ecIipsel
Woe s.s
And the Nights are Ages long
~ From 5r aking hearts thru palld Nps
IN, my tod. zoe are we!
:Irembleth the mourner's SONG
blight is falling on the fair. y -
AND Hope isBdying id despair.
TT A Ma = ie q, Walketh everywht r.. =
AL the hours are full OF, fears ? W. .
On, my God! woe are we! 49,.
orlef keeps watch in brightest eyes-
+ livery heart is strung with teas,
woe, are, We! woe are We! g.-sjs, :5.'f =. F.:
All the light hath left the skies, secs..,: 81
ana the living awe-struck q oWda
See above them only clouds
=" ana around them only shrouds.
All! the terrible farwells! ,sSsts..:.g.
Woe are they woe are they'll 49, ~
When last words sink into me ans 49,.
81 Whlle llfe's trembling vesper bells &,
On, my God woe are wei! @.3 49,.
Ring the awful undertonest '@9 .''
Not a sun in any day!'
: IN me night time not ray T..
AND the dyingpsss away!
Dark! so dark! ove-below-a :,
On, my God woe are we! 49,;
1nWerth every human life, -.
Mlld the wall ng;-to and fro =,
Woe are all! woe are wet --n~.~t
Death Is victor in the strife:--
In the hut and in the hall
. He is writing on the wall
49,. Dooms for ,manY-fears for all
Thro' the cities burns breath,
Wee are they! woe are we!
Hot with dread and deadly wrath;
Lite and Love lock arms in death,
Woe are they! woe are all!
victims .trew the Snecters path;
Shy eyed children softly creep
Where beirmothers wall and weep
In the grave their fathers sleep.
Mothers watt their prayer on high
Oh, my God woe are we!
With Their dead children on their breast
And the Alta 8 ask the sky ) i ETItj
"Oh. my Christ! woe are we
"Giva the dead, oh, Father, rest.
Spare Thy people. Mr. spare'
~ Answer will not come to prayer
L. { , Horror moveth. yerywhere.
And the Temples miss the Priest
Oh. my God woe are we
And the cradle lnourns the child;
Husband, at your bridal feast
Noe are you, woe are you
Think how those poor dead eyes smiled;
They will never smile again
:; Every tie is cut in twain.
- All the strength OF love is vain..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

We still assert Dr. Graves HEART REGU-
LAT0R is great remedy for Heart Disease,
and give the following proof: II =
my wife was troubled with water about the heart,
and could get no r@lief from any hysc!an She was
also troubled with nervousness at oertain inter
vsls arising from Heat Dieeass, I purchased some
great relief. The use o the HEART REGULATOR
gave her inned relief from MI siu 4ins of the
spirits, and she would not be without it at any time
She would gratefully Recommend the HEART
REGULATAR to any one t,oub 81 with the Hear
remedy
JOSHUA T. KENDALL, Ooncor N. H.,
n. f., for a pamphlet containing list Of
testimonials Of cures, &c.
For sale by druggists at so cents and 81 per
bottle.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

the lungs, and lines the air passages, is ex-
ceedingly sensitive, and slight irritation of
it increases and spreads very RAPIDLY. Re-
Numbering this, use, if you are attacked by a
cough or cold that Incompatible pu1monic
and preventive of consumption. DIR. HALLS
BALsAM FOR TIE LUNGS, which invariably
gives speedy relief =nd ultimately effects
complete cure in all cases where the breath
ing organs are affected. Use it in time and
prevent serious bronchial trouble Sold by
all druppiSts -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

Familiarity with the writings Of the great
poets is necessity to any one who wishes to
appear well in company. For lOc. we viii
send a book of $50 selections from the beau
tiful melodies of Moore, the grand poems of
Byron, and the unequaled songs of Burns
80 popular songs. Desmond & Co., 915 Race
st.. Pnila
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07
The Wild Onion as q Honey Producer.

Enc wild Onion as q Honey Producer.
l write this to call the attention Of
our brother apiarists to valuable plant
for honey-the wild onion. If farmers
can tolerate it in their pasture it would
be very valuable: It be gins blozsoming
here about July 90, and continues for
two to three weeks. I am located six
and a half miles south of the court house,
in Chicago, at Englewood, and at present
the prairie around as we'll as railroad
tracks, are covered with its delicate pink
white blossoms, and my bees are gather
ing it fast. I can smell the onion flavor
coming out of the entrances blown by the
busy wings OF the bees ventilating the
hives and thereby ripening the honey,
The onion flavor thus passes of, and
when the honey is ready to. be sealed YOU
could not tell it from white clover;
though l extracted some of it three years
ago, and my better.half always insisted
that she could taste the onion flavor,
probably in consequence Of taking out
before it was we'll sealed over. The bios.
som is borne on a single delicate stalk,
size of a knitting needle OF, trife; larger.
from nine to fifteen inches high, from
which itdrops over in a: bunch Of eight
to twelve small single flowers branching
from the upright stalk. 4 do, not think
Professor Cook enumerates this in his
Manual" and yet l. think it very valu-
able, asst comes in a, season when there
is little else but sbuckwheat, and as its
honey is white as clover, it is worth cult
waiting possibly. j shouidsnot: plant it in
pastures, asI presumeiitEwill give sfav.
OF TO milk and butter, but in waste places,
etc, ltIwould help out the August supply
very materially.---R. J.. Colbur1s N Amer
.ican Bee Journal, {-,5'9 2i8f&% - -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

For upwards Of thirty years Mrs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for children with never: failing-success. It
correcst acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
diarrhoea, whether arising from teething
other causes. All old and well-tried remedy
Is cts. q bottle:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07
NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES

u club rates Time trouble and expenee esyed hy sub
Assncs which any Psp texcept locsl) pub
Ashsd Il the United St.tes Musical fnstscents SOW
chine needles and sttschmests st reduced prices.
will slse furnish Books Of ell kines at 10 1e-t prices
Rocky Mountain : tereQs cOpic YirNs
specially Don't fin t. write e oncs for our circulars
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

If each one of several makers had taken the
highest medal at one of the great worlds ex-
positions there would be room to question
which was best; but. Mason & Hamlin have
taken the highest honors at every such ompe-
titiOn for twelve vea,S
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

Il She had invited him to stop to supper.
and be was trying to appear easy and
unconcerned while she was on her pref.
test behavior sesHaye. you used the
sugar, joint" inquired the mother, in a
winning manner. s John don't want no
sugar" calculated the youngest heir,
abruptly ny mott" inquiredthe faith
er curiously. while John, in his surprise,
swallowed ! bit Of tasted crust and near
n cut his throat open. tCos he DON'T"
exclaimed the heir, in an artful manner;
- hoard him tell Mary last night
You keep still = interrupted Mary. in an
hysterical manner, while the young man
caught his breath il t1ismaY. 81 heard
him cay, persisted the heir with dread.
full esgerness, that she was SO sweet he
shouldn't never use no more sugar any
more an then he kissed her. ant said
! rdtell, an - !" The voung heir was lifted!
OUT Of the room 81 his ear, ana the sup
per was finished il mood y silence. s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

A Couxh, Co.d. Or sOre Throat, Req aires
immediate attention, as neglect oftentimes re-
suits in some incurable Lung Disease.
"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" will almo
invariably give relief Is cents a box
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

No family in this broad land should under
take to keep house without Jo)tnsor's Anodyne
Lininaent, many have tried to but failed. 1t is
worth more to family than whole medicine
cnest. =
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

Hon. G. R. Parsons, mayor of Rochester
was radically cured of Bright's Disease by
Craig's Kidney. Cure. Depot 40 University
Fl, NY.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

The most contemplate fraud that has been
practiced mon farmers and others in the last
few years is the selling of immense packs OF
worthless horse and cattle powders. There is
only on kind now known in this country that
are unadulterated and those are Sheridan's
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

menus cOnSlOereQ necessary Dy nautcai
people to the proper clearing of a vassel
out of harbor. Esz ~ .@s - .,s=s:. ~,
In about twenty minutes the noise had
succombed, and there was gentle heav-
ing motion; 80 went on deck, and found
that we were at sea-tast leaving the
mouth, of bonny Dee behind, together
with the city Of granite. L Then, at the
captains invitation, accompanied him
into the cabin to breakfast. He now IN
troduced me- to the first mate, who was to
mess with US. He was dark, surly look
ing fellow, whose appearance I disliked
atonce, even before he opened his mouth.
And when he commenced to speak, his
conversation confirmed my first impress
sions. He hardly ever spoke without an
oath or q curse of some kind. {
Well, we've got off all clear, that's
one good thingr' observed the mate. !
-" Yes; now let's have the wind thai
blows;' we've the ship that goes,' and ]
dare say one Of us has the lass that loves
sailorr". y : ses.fs9,<ss:.s b.; 81. S.s
Matters went on inthe usual humdrum
way they. always appear to me to do q
sea for some time, and | began to thinh
that the company had sent me out On !
wild goose chase.
But soon discovered my mistake.
don't know whereab outs We were, because
take no interest in nautical matters. and
understand very little about latitude AID
longitude; but it was abont 8 week aftel
we got into warm weather that, after din:
ner. lay down on the lockers at tn
stern OF the cabin, to have forty Wiuks
4 had not lain there long, however, wher
the captain and the mate came IN.
sfs.e might will be the very time
Hodge exclaimed the mate. .srhs
.Weather's calm; we're lust in such
position tat we could reach (some piaes
EI couldn' tcateh the name Of vim th.
boats in couple Of days, 2
Il don't agree with you, Sharpe, !" Il
piled the captain. IN the first place
IL
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zsEs sts&S So asAs$ III Il
CW. Dffson Il Co., J. j. Ditson = Co.,
% Bfosdwig; Il. i. N Ohsstsaf ct, m
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07
CIake's Harmonic SCHOOL, for The ORGAN,
The Musical Record,

SMITH Editor. AL Music TbaelieB naed IL 6cas
per opy. ID per year. SO pages Of music %
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-29
Gin ,,etter @ctrctSeinlpcftpr.

@onp. Gulom crnannte am Oonneritaa
Morgen ben SefrctGr Der Snbu1trie>9lu
fteIIung, 9errn Sobn q. 0tepnolbs, gum
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g. Spett. 6err GeDnolbS erDielt geltern
Wforgen Die yfadri6t Don ieiner Grllenz
nung, unb periGafftc ii6 lOfort bic perz
langte Sur9ldaft gum 9etrage bon $5O,z
600, ipelde bon ben 9erren S. s. Stafz
forO, Nm. 0idinion, s.. Is. @pcr unb s..
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10 ll6r III iein neues 2lmtslofal, uno
madte iofOrt ben peri6ieoenen Giienbahz
men unb 0eidGftsGGulern Nnseige bon leiz
mem @mtSantritt. 90 CT 0erGnoerluqen
I'M Seamtenperlonal borneDmen miro,
bleibt abSutpnrten.
Snett pur6c auI GeranIaiiung bes Geo.
SO. 8aDne, &or1tanoes Der v9tailroub Il
MareDoltie Gonlmiiiion," entlailen. Oteie
bate ii6 beim 0ouperneur iiber Slpett be-
tlagt, neil er ibren N%noronun9en nidt
mnU9efom1nen mar. Statt tpie linn poroe>
l0rtcben Die bon linn cingenommenen GEL
Der 1T Ser SuinpiS 9ruit & Sapings 8ant
81 %oepontren, binterlegte CT bieie!bcn bel
Der l. National Sanf, angeblib I'M nit
ocnlelben leine 8iirgen gcgen S6aoenam=
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Der bon ibn oepontrten @eloer alssibdnz
Oiget. llebcr bic Grnennuag ocS 6rn.
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olgung III 8eldGftsfretlen funo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-29
Ncld' Gin rlOrIdjes 0eb1uSe

lit elm spitem, beien aebeustruft .seiuuteH 1T nnS
beiIen Sunttioucn in lln~reseImaBieteit seratbsn itubi
Bur cine uerniiuitise uno prompte 8ebanbIuns pert
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Oie bartender unb Requirement GiseHidaften Don
&pTctter'S WasemtitterS limb soHs Defenders
barouf berednet, bic pbpiii6e &roft DieSer5ubeIsben
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@ieOerbcrieguns ~berieIben btn0erIid i'm @e9e iteben,
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@erbanun9sEroseB uuO bic aiiimiIiruu9, bic es iDrs
bert, baben bic gSirtuus, bic b%elebenben Mnb nGbrenz
ben Gisenl6avtem bes 8tutes Su permebreu. Gas
8itters lit aud Elm por5i9Iides SteiHi9unssmittel Der
2ebensiGite, iu6em es bic Staie unb bic NiereH, iers
b66it wi9tiseH 8andIe Sur Nbleituus Der nuIeini9s
teiten, Su seiunber &~bdtiateit itimulirt. 9teiu, anses
ne6nl unb pom botautider 3uiammcniesune, granbz
lid unS prompt, aber ME beitt9 in ieinet gsirtnHg,
bat bieles Seilmittel cine EopuIaritdt erlaugt pe
feiu onberes. cine 4opuIaritdt, bereH SrInbe ni4t
erlt nG6sewieieH gu werben braudsn.
18.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-29
: Or. @plncn G. 0ner.

Sn Safe Gieip, i'm Saule ieircs S6miee
9erlo6neS, 0errn 9lbolf Sells, pcri6ieo
Srettag Or. Charles Gnlnep 9per in iei=
Ient 70. 2ebeuSiabre.
Or. 9Der, Elm 8crmonter bon @eburt,
FAM bereits inn Sabre 1885 mad, G6icago
uno tDat rebli6 bas Seinige, bie Suffer-
ciien Der iun9en Staot 81 f0rbern. ST.
nabm regen NutDeil I'M 0ffentlideu Qeben
ltn0 that ii6 belonber5 ais ein eifrtger
Serfedtcr Der Qlbolitinntiteu beruor uno
mar elmer Der tbdttgiten 8eamten Der be-
riiDr1teu Underground Railway, III tpel=
6er Gigeni0oft CT iiber 1000 fliidtioe
Stlaucn al geiidertcr 6reibett auf cana
bildeln 0ooeu perbalf. SIM Sabre 1856 (
CAB CT lcine 4ruriS duf UNI tptomcte iid)
Der Gerpaltung letneS I'M Qauft Der Belt
be0euteno angema6lenen Germ0gcn5. Sml
Sabre 1863 murOe ct gum 8eiiiber Dcs in
Sierre Scone bebufS ltnterorii6ung oes
a%frtfantlden SflaOenbanoelS ertidtetcr
Geridtsbofes erlaunt unb Der6lieb IN bic
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teDr na0 GDicago spg Ct itd) pom DfTente
ltden 2eben gGnSlih Suriid, obglei0 CT III
geleul6aftIi6eH &retlen nod inlnlcr cine
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Ser iiingere auf Der uniperiitdt in Orforo,
Gnglano, beft1oet.
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Ser olte @emein6eboritan6 bon @Dauz
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StBung ab, BET mel6er @elegenbeit 6ie
neueripGblten 8eamten in t1r Qmt eingez
fubrt purOen.
Der Sabrcsberi6t 6es Sdabmeiiters
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1888 bic Observation-Disclosures pGbreno
bcS lcbten SobrcS betrugen $76, O79. "a, bic
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ten.
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GlcftriiG)eS 9t0t.

S6on lett LANCER !3ett lit man NIT benz
Glane llnIgegangen, in Der Seleu6tung
bar StraBelt cine SerbeIierung etnSufiibren
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geralmer 53eit unb Dieler Geriu6e, I'M Die
maunidfadeu 9inoerniiic, pel6e it6
einem lol6en llntcrnebmen entgegenlebten,
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den 8olle1bung gebradt SIT babell, oaB
ba5 eleftriide 2t6t, iotpObl mas Die Ser
ftellungsfoiten ~beliel6en, pie Stdrtc anbe>
langt, benz bisber in 0ebrau6 gctpelenell
0aSlidt bel 8eitem porsuSiebeH lit.
0ur6 BEN GDef beg SelersQQarmz
Selegrapben, Barrett, uno 6crrn Or. Sill,
nur0en borgeitern Nbeno nit DEM elettriz
i6en 0i6te in ben g8aiieriperfen Der Norb>
ieite &criu6e an9eiteIt, pelde Elm GuBerit
erfreuli6es Gelultat ergaben. @S itelIte
it6 beraus, baB 3tpet Strablen 6eS elettriz
iden Gi6tes oielelbe StGrfe enttpideltelt,
ols 6G6 @asHammen, ipelbe ie 6 Gubiffub
0as in elmer Stunoe berbrau6ten. Qluf
elmer 60be bon 2OU SUP angebraht unb
nit etnem 6obllpiegel perleben, lit na6 Der
Sddbung Sa6oeritGnbiger Elm iol6es
9i6t auf cine G%ntfernung bon 112 Nfeilen
ipabrsunebmen. Our Grseugung bes
eleftril6en Stromes ipuroe 8rui6e'S
bpnamos eIeftriide Mai6iue in Nnipenz
oung gebra6t.
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&leini9feiten, pel6r BET benz criten Ser,
Jude ais binberli6 81 Sage traten, perbclz
lert letlt miro, gebentt man nit oerielben
einen ~groBartigel1 Geriu6 Su MAIDEN un6
init oerlelben ~ipeitere StrcGe1 81 belel6ten.
S6mecl lit baS MitteI Nusi6lGge,
Sleden Der 9eIt0tsfarbe, S6mdren, @i6t
ulo 9t6eurnatismuS 3u Dertretben. 9ieies
groBe 9eilmittcL lit %tpirtun0spou unb foz
1tenlos ent6altcn in 0Ienm'S SGtnefcIs
icifc, pclde 9erabe 10 beiliam lit ais folt=
lpteligc S6pefelbdber. lleberaI GIT babeu.
9tu's 6aarz unb 8art : Sdrbemittel,
16tpars ODER braun, SOC.