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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

TNTELL1GENCE OFFICE at No. 14e West Third
j street, second door, 70
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WANTED.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

4 NUMBER THREE Singer Sewing Machine for
II carriage trimming and heavy leather work.
Apply GLOBE Office. 67-80
nor SALE.-Furnture and lease Of elegant
IL suite of rooms, located in private house
business part of city. House contains all the mod
ern improvements. Furniture will be sold very low.
Address or inquire at this Office. IA
lust ARRIVED-Two carloads of Horses and
y Mues. For sale cheap at rear of No. II Robert
street, DR.. W. L. Mintzer's Stables. 1881
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James Mcfarland, q granger resident of Cot
tage Grove, Washington county, got aboard .
little more tanglefoot yesterday morning than
street, he lurched over, and sustained several
hideous-looking cuts upon the face. Con-
veyed to the police station, Tailor Jessrang and
half yard Of sticking plaster were called into
requisition, the man was sobered up and sent
home in stiffened state of rejoicing. Nc
Farland, by the way, bears more honorable
scars, having been wounded in the Crimean
wal.
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Means. %. sssI44. a is. s

GENERAL ITEMS.
Highest barometer, 30.262 on the 18th.
Lowest barometer, 90. 1928 on the 26th.
Monthly average, 0.934.
Highest temperature, GA deg. on the 23d and
26th.
Lowest temperature, p deg. on the 4th.
Monthly average, 43 deg.
Prevailing direction of wind, southeast.
Greatest velocity of wind, 40 miles per hour
on the 18th from the southeast
Total number of miles, 1889.
Number of clear days, 8.
Number of cloudy days, 8.
Number of fair days. 10.
Total rainfall and melted snow, 1924 inches.
The following tableshows the mean tempera-
ture of the month of March, for tthe last six
years:
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LEGAL NOTICES

QTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- In Probate Court, Special Term.
In the matter Of the estate of Lauriston Hall,
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On Third Street.

In front of all property on the west side of
Hoffman Avenue from Third street to the
southern terminus of said Hoffman Avenue.
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During the month of March there have been
six fire alarms and many fires, there having
been no false alarms, or alarms from burning
chimneys. In the corresponding month of last
year, there were exactly the same number of
alarms, one of which, however, was supple
mented by a general alarm, which called out
the whole department.,
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CHURCH MUSIC.

Sergeant Signs
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-24

Decker out a tbs vasos. Nr. Decker
ruled about in The damp sras and
extinguishsd The Asmea He felt that
be ~ frightiully burned. but hs
mounted b vag0a and drove home.
The Aesh On NJ. Dsckers back arms.
and sidss vas burned in places to the
burn. and the 6re had entered very
deep in al places. The theory wss
that bic clothes vaa saturated With liui-
ment be he'd used. which contained
highly inAammable Ingredients. The
spark coming in contact With his
clothing had been famed into . blaze
BY wind. and instantly flashed where
ever the liniment was. Az far as the
Imminent had penetrated the 6esh the
Gre he'd followed il. Mr.. Decker
fingered in agOny for nearly four
a,onths He died on the LET inst.
His widow l. sister Of Judge Fuller
finn
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liver IL .. hear. Ya, sir. osa without
oossy b vosss thas yaller dog. and -
ossasy - blind mule. The void be- "a
plscs 5os hin. end ths quickss he l. out d
il shs tesase.
Thea. agaia, soos ioltn ~ Il 10 b;ss
ing. Yea, everything viih then i q
bIeoing.
II . hussiesas comes up nd blows doss
trees sad houss-vhy, il . blessing, Il
vill clear The air and make il healthy.
II fss beeaks out and buras down lo'
Of frame houaes-ihae's blessing. becsusa
brick ooes vill b built in their place.
II hosss runs away and soaxbes mp &
saeos-iis . bIe.ing. became you found
out that horne vili run away.
If ell The banks buss and mooey GETS q
scarce - yslles-leEged chiekeas arouod q
eanP-oeetine-Oh! what . blessing
People will learn n b moro careful.
Coafound such blesed peoplei
Look here. old iellos. did you ever ~
peat! We mean old Reoons. himself
that racks your heart, gnsvs your soul. AID
makes each individual hair ssand on end
like The quilts Of the fresial porcupsse
Thst's the kiad. Pshav half the repeat
ance In this world don't smouns TO sny.
Thing. IN order 10 do any good il mus
plov deep-turn up The subeoil Of ssa =
harrow The clods Of moral remisnes-ssd
thus prepare the human soul Tor . fresl
crop Of Righteousness. u the devil in The
shape Of grsshoppem don't CONE along and
devour il in the early bod. That's The kind
Of repentance. Here's . vomsn's repent
snce:
He kised me, and knew tvss wrong,
For 10 80 aeithes kith nor kin;
Need one do peoaoos very long
For such . tiny little sin !
He pressed ny hand, that wasn't right,
Why will men have such wicked ways
It want Tor . minute-Quite-
But in IL there ~ days and days.
THERE'S miechief in the moon, I know;
Tn positive ] sac her wink
When ! requested him 10 70?
meant il, tool slmoae think.
Bus after all. I'm not to blame;
He t0ok the kin-I do think men
Are quite without sense Of shame,
wonder when he'll come sgain!
Nov, can you tell % whether she vas
sorry. OF glad Of IL! Blu, Il il juss like 'em.
Stranger, ~ have heard . good deal
shout the Devil. People talk abous him
behind his back. bat ve will just bet our
bottom nickel that IL he would face them,
they would hold out their right hand in
friendship. and say:
"HOw do you do. dear NJ. Devil! Il
your family vell:" Yea. sir. and in 81.
teen minutes half the town would Be ss his
heels. Some would want To sell him town
lots (; some would want 10 aell hin . bill al
goods some would want him to take stock
in this, that and the other scheme, and be.
fore twenty. four hours the Devil would b
the most popular individual in the county.
Well. give the Devil his due. Though IL
Ne do that, reader. il cooks our goose, don,
is! So lei's hurry o6 to church and ge,
shesd Of him.
The end.
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The Most AAectinG AFFAIR In the
AnnAs of CI1mo-A Husband
AVOng0o Hlo Wi1o's Wrongs-
They Die and are Buried To-
9OeA0e.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-24

DO not supply your baby With opium
or norphia nixtures, but Ne Dr.. Bsll's
Baby Syrup. which is always sals asd -.
liable and nsver dissppoinss. 3 cent?.
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In Fragrante Delicto.

A married man IN the eastern part of this
city possesses q wife Of rare personal aitrac.
iions. whose affections, 1t is SAID, are Law.
isbed upon Others than her liege lord. One
night last week the husband returned rather
Unexpectedly from abroad and found an
other fellow there since he'd been gone. In
fact he Vas there then. A scene ensue<l, but
Just ~ the enrased husband vss about to
murder the intruder, the latter pulled .
revolver on him, and told him 70 hush up
for he wouldn't have any nonsense! The
husband hsshed upand the third party, Who
vas With the party Of the second part, de-
parted, leaving the husband and vile to
6x up mstten to suit themselves. Such i
life in the far West.
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0oLD8NITH'S FAMOUS MARE.
The Nan Who Discovered Her
Telling How he Found Fer
Picked OPP Wild and WORTHLESS
In the Pasture for Geo. and Sold
for GO. 000-How and Why She
Got the Name She Bore.

xe~ York Sun.
Hooesdale. Pa. Sept. 13.-Johu H.
Decker, Esq, brotherin-law Of ex.
Judge William Fullerton. died at his
residence near Denton, Orange County
N. Y. . few days ago. He was the
man whO found running Wild in q
pasture lot in New jersey and first
brought to the notice Of horsemeu the
mare that has since astouished the
world - Goldsmith Maid. A short
time before his last illness Mr.. Decker
told the story Of the beginning Of this
wonderful mares career.
'.Io 1864 Tom Bingham and my.
self" Mr.. Decker said. event into q
little speculation buying up turkeys
and cattle through this section. We
both lived in Newburgh at that time.
10 November Of that year Ne drove
over into Sussex County, and stopped
Ut John B. Deckeris, near Deckertown.
Johnny B. - he was called. was my
uncle. He had q mare that every one
in the whole country knew about, for
she was the widest and wickedest niece
Il hoeseAesh that ever lived. This
mare was in the pasture lot With the
othef horses the day we went there.
and - ! knew the stock she came from
I wanted to have . look ut her but
We couldn't get within gunshot Of her.
Her sire vas the Edsall Hambletoniam.
We stayed al night Ut uncle Johnnyis.
Somehow or other I took Q great fancy
to that wild mare. and / offered $50
for her. but the old gentleman didn't
want to sell her.
''Oh. what's the use Of keeping that
mare :" said his wife. Let him have
her. Offer him $40 more says che to
me. and he'll take il.
$50 I cou2ted out $3.50 and gave Il
to my aunt Uncle John hesitatsd,
but coon said:
"An right. You may have her.
But you must catch her iint!" and :be
old man laughed. - ii he had me in q
tight place.
II called two or three of bis men
together. and Ne went out and drove
the horses al in the barnyard. The
mare went into the barn and Ne shut
her in. Then We got her in . stall,
and after long while 10 managed to
get halter on her. She hadn't looked
through q collar in four years. She
was Z yeas old at the time. When
Uncle John aw that We had her be
was sick Of his bargain. and wanted to
back out. Bot we lied her behind our
wagon and drove away. Uncle John
he'd mare, sister 70 this one. that
be valued 1t 600. He aid be would
give me that mare instead. hat I |
dido't want her. Gen. fitzpatrick
bought that one aftsrwssd and took
hss 70 Chill With him; bot / pevee
heard that che amounted 70 anything. |
o. our way in from Uocle Johsis 70 |
ny fathers ho0ss, IN The placs vhsss
| live nov, vs brought over . ton Of |
turkeys. / t1ed Tie speed II the |
marc nov and then b. running ~ |
homes - fast - they could 70, but che |
oouA trot fislsr than hey nan. every
linz. I nsvef ~ such . movement
)oe . green hosss. and knew - would !
make . good one.
"Wsa. ~ got 70 6the1s and pat |
np ioe ths night Next nosuiag Ton |
Brigham couoted out $50 aud oGsred
{ 70 Ne. and said b wanted TOGO into
part.ssship With - il IL aass. Bot
eold hin I wanted IL maze fde NJ
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The Peoria II tho finest Ill
oaGt Heating Stove made. Sec
r. 4
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-0uns, PISTOLS and anuui-
tin ofall Kinds at V1Tham.
- 8 @. e
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Death Of william Dixon.

Another one ot our old citisens has gone
70 his Fathers house Of many mansions,
- never more 70 return 70 the scene Of his
Disappointment. sorrows and afiicticns, 70
endure The same on this earth.
William Dixon died on the morning Of
tie 10Th of September. 1t his residence in
0eorsesovn. in this county, where he had
rssidsd since March 1857, then smigrating
from Hssdsnon county, Kentucky. He
~ native Of Tennessee; born October z,
1919, and vn therefore So yean, II months,
and l3days old. He w. married 1t Mt
Vernon, Indiana, Deer 10Th, 1888. to Mias
Mary A. Booth, of that place, Who depart
Cd this life April 7th, 1875, having proceed
Cd bss husband TO their last resting place
only . few months.
Hor The most of the time. he was confin-
ID 10 HE bod, for sixteen months proceed
ing hs 6ecsase, and unfortunately vas ig-
noeant Of the real cause of his suffering
until very recently, which proved to be an
iucurabie disease of the bowels.
He W. Q member Of the n. E. Church !;
Q nember Of The Order Of Free Masone,
during the existence of their lodge in the
town Of Georgetown; and very sctive
menber in The Order Of Good Templsrs at
Gsoeessovn. He Was . man Of regular,
tsmpesaie habits, and one Who could al
wsys be toAnd 1t or near home.
BE leaves tvo sons, we'll known in this
community, and IN afflicted daughter, Who
possibly, may soon follow him.
Like Q wise man, providing for his
household, be leaves to them . life insur.
ance policy for 5000.
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HASH |!
Walk Right Up % The Rack and
Get Your Fodder.

Hooray!
Who's, Emma:
Fl ne haint landed a Tie cane old dock
Satan hss got - green vhisken.
Reader have you noticed that Tie ther-
mometer haa moved down 10 Tie fns 6oos,
have you observed that Rose asd ell the
other coal dealers have Eos in their line.
stone and are busy blsckiaG il upi ] TELL
you. boys. you'll have to 'oose high. so"a.
This l. going to be . asoaseroas harl winter.
lia going to be IN early one, tsa.
Fellow e,iisens and ciiiseaesasai
Have you 90, ''bed kiver" enough for ell
winter? Fur ihs gray dawa ot morning
makes The sleeper grasp II imaginary bsd'
clothes. end Claw The air With bin toes in .
somnoleat search Tor warmth.
The ssd days have come, and tie bed bug
packs his carpet sack asd ssoasafully is.
quirss the way hone; the ooequito warns
his toes 1t The 6re-plsos firmly i@Pssased
With the conviction that his oisioe =
ended the nioble lee, vho can throw .
double somenauls in the leg Of you trovsers
aud never min bite, also slides q o. il.
portsnt business. And thus The delights 81
summer ore 6ed.
But il il death 70 The fever. this cane
coUl weathes, and 10 oose vail - be
frightened si the reports from he terrible
monster. So nov We can enjoy ourselves.
Of money re alwsys have pseetv.
Whch brings every p'easure ycurl go:
We srnpe the bay fiddle for dinner
And pas the piano forte.
We meet On the corner q M dnieht.
With cornet, Cute and guitar,
And after we've sounded cur tonic.
We 70 where our sWeetneeses are.
After the fever's over,
Attending the LADIES' IN done.
We stars OF the very 6rst water.
Commence with our frOl6c aud fun.
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-Moshss gill sgUw weary asd Sigh over
he rsspossibilisv that baby Plsees upoa
upoa shso. bat shey have shs high psivi.
lsss al sAapisg ehassesse ios sssiulxes
h sseseiss u pssisaes aad the psssssvs-
,iaa Of babys health b The psopss ~ Of
D.. Bsils Baby Syrsp vili give then s,eas
pssssss comfort and pro psesivs Asppi sess.
3 esaas pr bottle.
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opportunity.
Misc Cooke now resolved to kill her
betrayer With her own hand. and to
gether With Beauchamp che contrived
. plot q artful - that BY which
Lsonore betr.ys Lothian, u H,ue him
to her house where she would shoot
him. This failed. and after . long
time she gave up her cherished plan,
and left the murder again to Beau
champ, who, meanwhile, By . sopbis
Try such - . familiarity With . dread.
ful purpose often produces. had per-
suaded himself that il would b right
u kill HE snsmv. not openly. - be
had At 6rss proposed. bai BY assassina-
tioa.
Accordingly. after his u.rr;ags With
Mis Cooke, in June. 1924. b formed
bio plans 6os the deed. Never Wa .
murder moro Deliberately committed.
For mors.&Aan . year be was busy
making arrange0snts % that no evi-
denes could b bscughs against him.
He even deferred the Get I'LL after an
election. k'ping that Thoapson. Who
ran los Governor against Dsshs in
1924. would pardon him II b were
choees. - b Ne nee Dinppoinsed
10 this. b determined to kill Sharpe
at such . time that biz death would
seem oeeasiooed b. political snmisy !; |
for which rsasoa b chola sshs heein
Ming q . ssssine a ths Eegialaesss. |
II Which. - ~ have MD Shape ~ |
Q peooioent uan.
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Oh, my darling she has lelt me.
And her little form has 0cd,
She has gone up 10 the mountains
With her hOmesy cousin Ed:
lam weeping. I'D and loaely.
For she promised many tisUes
She'd h q LOVING Wlle 70 me.
II only hAd de diu,e9.
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The excitement over the fate Of
Bsauchamp and the tragic ending Of
biz wife hes lent to the tragedy .
rumantic halo, and some years since
John Savage . New York journalist
and play-writer, worked the leading
incidents Of the af.ir into drama
entitled The Sybi!.' which, however.
was performed ooly twice Sharps's
soo gut out % Injunction 1t Louisville
against the perk'rmanes Of the piece,
ard succeeded in supprsssiog il en-
sirely.
We're the tragedy 10 occur il these
days. il - very d"sbsfal il Bease pmP
would have ever felt the halter 4 kwn.
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mann @caet, Satin beg baurtmu,raP
hteIes Ramens.G
mOarf tH sic frnsen, tute Gte tiertgRp
setonr1en I'M? q
w9uf cine Gtnlnbuua Bel, 6rnH bon DO
o%uhornuis, @brsnhuuie Der E~rtnNftn.F
SD Ieltft Gin Gruu o 8euuhornebg,
uno Id babe niHt bic @6re Dehabi, SbneR
etne @tnlnbuna tus lmiden.A
HMstn Same ffeht inbe6 aaaf Ter Qtfe.
neil i@ etne Ginla6ung habe.S
a. y5as Shr 9srr Gemahl;I 1T et1kier3s
~@r 1T tn Spanien,H nntrUrtete Die
frau, tnbem he rerlesen ihreu @hrtd
bon rrnneefarbteer Seibe unb Gtl6er atsGs
Iden ben SinserE brsbte unb hie Huset
ateberi&lus.
frau BON 8eautaruat8 'Iente He&sp,
f&dft bon t6rst Senbuns al. *Dte Bralts
Beffn CAB SefehL iene Srau fpfurt 6tus
aus1ulhufen. - SEPT 6nberte f& bic
Sa&e uno BITE S~aubtm6unin mpnie felsFi
ben SHus Der grtnseifsn GrTnFen. eie
berief fi@ tutrtItG duf btefeIbe, aIs Re 6etEt
Gmpfonse bes 8efebEea f& tuesSubeBes
gen. ~unttrUrtete, lie fet etHseIahen, re tuilIe
ni&t, Of biss elm Srrtbum iei, aker lie
babe ttr Si0et unb ite fet e8 thrert 0atp
ten i@uIbis, fiH ni1t Dor bic Ehhr iuerftts
gu Iafisn. 4ura, pdre BITE SoItuns bieIer
6ruu ni&t wabrtoIt ~leItTora, r6re tkss
6riIur Hi&t fhleht, ihr 2leih BON meissua
Grepe ntht seimmnfluS eena@t mn6 TiRS
ern3i68 ~setroeer, mare isre gauge 66ls
tuna unh ihr @efdf, - rpdre hfes Nnel
ni@tzseEeien, 10 bdtte n MttIeiOen NIT
ihr aehobt. Sic besab fG inbeb ntttt
EcsIet9 meg; man brana nt6t ulehr bar,
auk UbSgei4 nR 8rineiin srOse Suf bap
au Bate. Der Raiier fam an httIem Gage
ietr ipdt; trdre er ba sepefsn. 10 uiree
cie panptmdnntn s~etpol,t, setanIt une
felbf ben @rpspntertan3 ntitssma@t babek
= 10 LANCE fie eewpIt bdtte.
Mort1esuna fclat.l
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9rtftiaer gtmwo,Ro.

Gin Brebiser in Delotpdre fcrberte
firSlth n0r elmer Grdltuns SeSen, ber
@tnuenoun9en 81 MAIDEN babe, auE fdj
ju melbeu.
Nls cine unterbrifte G;timme mum
SD rief, ~ri9feten i6 MHer 8Iidt
bUrtbi1. o tpDber Der S6oI fam, NIB
man trblidte einen inrseu Wnnu, Der
elm Tai6entu6 uUr ieineR HHgen belt
uno i6lIbSte.
@el6e @inmsnouneen baden sic a.
ma6eu? fraste Der @eihliGe.
SD ielbft m6Gte fe beirntheu, ftieb
Der unsIidli6 2iebenbe berUor, aber--
fte nil mid nj t.
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Xsttaentdk.

9rOf flor: SD min Shnen nliO ietG
ia9en; mas eir Bdnterott iii.
t@iu S6iler itebt ouf unb i9idt fi6
an, ben 2ebrSaal 81 ueIluHen)
8rOf.: $50 gum &utut tpoIen Sic
benz bin, 2dmel? Saben sic n;@t aes
Bort, bob i6 erttdren piu, iuus Elm Bon
terott iit2
camel: sic mpnen mir erfldren, mas
elm 8anferOtt iii? Sebr gut! 8rnMheR
sic mir niht 81 ~erfldreus peiB i6 better,
metn Batter bat idDt pierre aemndf.
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Gbifaaocr An,riatm.
Aetrofheoefmm.

Gin @ittper, 81 Sabre oft, aebiIbet, phHr 8tnbe,
Der elm leber sf6ua tdl, CT ipmmen BON 500 bat,
iuinidt B c Setunaiidlaft ether Dame su rodeH, bic
i'm Berhdltni5 5um NIt T nno en alei es q usoHmea
bat. Die ftrengfte 9iscre ion pirb auf hrenDptt
5erftHsrt &oreRen tuerben erbeten GfSr., Gbieaeotr
6rete 9refe. sian kulPI
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mad Guantann
WprS=WIabntta

WOtO=XttQ 00Me0
1T bds 9ppiurasuurt FIR Nqs, bic iid cine ReiHatb Ia
etneRt 2dnobe5irt arHHoen iuoue1, Der ods ~aeiunbeRe
&Iimd, 8obenreidbtbun1, Spl5. sDfinerdlten InD 6otfS
hueIeu bietet. Der q lerdlfS frnHtbopt apbeR Itefevs
ale Selbs unb 8nrtenfrildte, @ein, 6ppfen, fatLg
uuo feines Sbit. Sieh=, beiouners Sdef5uht eeoethPl
nprtreHIidl @iieubah =Terb nbunaeu ficbern Abfeb
rod alien areAelygfdrtten une b.. audi bic SneuftrIe
beretts eHpprbliht 9peroeH aud ne9 fJent beaittets
ten anti bier ale erhenflidben Z BnttbefIe aeb0ten.
900 teutfde SdmiIiep, ipeIhe fth IN ben Ietten
8 SSabren bort nieoerlie6en, prusperireu bereitS.
Die g bicaQDer SOIDnifaffOn$
uno IanopirtN ihafilife SnouftriesS eielihaft control
Iirt 100; o. older 5iirnbahulano in GulmaHsQ puHih
be fniriIiten ~ %fttnIern, SarmerI uno e~auouTfHn
5u ehuftigjteH gtoiH9ungen ~hberIaifen iuerben.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-11

Dieter Sauptmaun Bate cine le6ensIu'
ittse iunge Sruu, welAe es uls hos h6hfts
3teI tbrer @inide betru@tete, het elmer
Der faiierlthen 0rtrpItnnen etnselaoen ;u
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Der 9an ftattfanb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-11

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-03-22
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are of
more real value to
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that 1t does