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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-05


Il Is standing at the top of the ladder
and looking down. II is the last mys'
tery taken out Of botany, and astronomy
and theology. o, will II not be grand to
have all questions answeredP The per
petually recurring interrogation point
changed for the mark OF exclamation. All
riddles solved. Who will fear to 90. OUT
on that discovery, when all the questions
are to be decided which we have been
discussing all our lives? Who will not
Clap his hands in the anticipation OF that
blessed country, If it be not only through
holy curiosity, crying, "The time OF my
departure is aC hand"
Iremark again, we ought to have the
iov of the text, because leaving this world
we move into the best society OF the
universe. You see a great crowd OF peo
ple in some street, and you say, VINO
Il passing here? What General, what
Prince is going up there?" Well, ! see
a great throne in heaven, say, Who
ia the focus of all this admiration2 Who
il the center of all that glittering com,
panv?p Is il Jesus, the favorite OF all
worlds and of all ages2 Do you know
what the first question the soul Will ask
when it comes through the gates OF
heavep2 | think it will be, "Where is
leans the Savior, that pardoned my sin;
h at carried my sorrows and fought my
battles; that won my victoriesP U, radl-
ant One! how l would like to see Thee.
Thou of the manger, but without its hui
initiation; Thou of the cross, but without
its pangs; Thou of the grave, but without
it's darkness. The Bible intimates that
we talk with Jesus in heaven, just as
a brother talks with brother. NOW,
what will you ask him frst2 do not
know. l can think what would ask
Paul first if I saw him in heaven. 1
think | would like to hear him describe
the storm that came upon the ship Ehen
there were 275 souls on the vessel, Paul
being the only one cool enough to de-
scribe the storm. There is fascination
about a ship and the sea | shall never
forget, and l think l would like to hear
him talk about that trs? But when l
meet my Lord Jesus Christ, of what
shall first delight to hear Him speak,
Now, l think what it is. shall want
to hear the tragedy of His last hours;
and then Marks, and Luke's and Johns
account of the Crucifxion will be moth
ing, while from the living lips of Christ
the whole story OF His cruCifxion, suf'
fering and death shall be told. All heav-
en- will stop to listen until the story is
done, and every harp will be put down,
and every lip closed, and all eyes fixed
upon the divine narrator until the story
is told, and then the eternal orchestra
will rise up, and there shall roll forth
the oratorio of the Mesiah worthy is
the Lamb that was slain to receive bles'
sing, and riches, and honor, and glory
and power, world without endl"
When there was between Paul and
that magnificent parsonage only the
thinness of the sharp edge Of the sword
of the executioner, do you wonder that
he wanted to goP. 0, my Lord Jesus,
let one wave of that glory roll over this
auditory to-day. Harkl | hear the wed
ding bells of heaven ringing now. The
marriage of the Lamb has come, and the
bride has made herself ready.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-05
AGUE AND FEVER

DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
simple purgative, they are unequaled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-05
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II you want good appetite, strong digestion,
sweet breath, sound sleep, and clear complexion,
use DIR. SMITHS SrILLfNGtA BLOOD PURIFIER
We do not tell you, that this is cure for all Ills
but 80 positive are we OF It's merits that we 0ner,
in good faith 500 to any person afflicted with dis
ease of the BLOOD, LIVER or KIDNEYS which
timely use Of this remedy will not cure.
L1if you have Liver Disease, indicated by coated
tongue, foul breath, poor appetite, frequent teail-
ache, dull pain In the side, yellow skla, or any OF
these symptoms, take DR.. Smiths Stillingia Blood
Purifier, iti sure cure. Physicians recommend
II as being aezO and purely Vegeta6le remedy, and
one to be relied upon In all cases.
1t Is rapidly taking the place Of the old; slow and
uncertain remedies Of the past, 2OOUO bottles having
been sold during the last few months.
EV-if you have Kidney Disease, with dry and fever
fish skin, capTlclOus appetite, pain In the back or
hips which at times changes to shoul lders breaking
our rest at night, and during the day makes You
feel tired and desnnndent you should use Dr.SmithS
Stlllngia Blood Purifier at once ltwill positively
cure you or we will forfeit the above reward
E1-9ad Dlooi appearing in the form OF Plmples,
Boches, BOlls Ulcers, SCrOfula, Salt Rheum, Rheu-
matism, Lameness, Swelled Joints, all result from
diseased condition of the Blood, indigestion and
engagement Of the Liver, for which Dr. Smiths
Stilngia Blood Purifier is n never falling remedy,
recommended by the highest medical authorities.
Ague, Or cs and Fever are the results fcongestion
Of the Liver and Spleen. This remedy Will cure II
in less time and more permanently than any other
medicine. II should be used by all who need med
iclne to strengthen, tone up, and invlgorate the
entire system Sold by Druggists at 75 cts. per
bottle. fyOu do not fully understand your disease
write tn u.s. giving symptoms. and we VIII send you
the desired Information free Or charge.
DIR, b. A. SMITH CO., Props, Erie, Pa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-05
.MtSitaI,
Symptoms Of DiseasedL Liver.

DAIN in the right side, under the
l edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top OF the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss Of appe-
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen.
eral are costive, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally considerable loss of men,
ory, accompanied with painful SEN
sation of having left undone some.
thing which ought to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains of
weariness and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have. been extensively deranged.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-05
STILL VICTORIOUS.

Many years have passed since Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder was first offered to the public;
and its superiority over all Baking Powders ioF
making Bholesome, Light. sweet bread and bis
cults hes been established. shllVictorious, stand
ing to day IN. the eslimstiou Of Thousands n the
only BAlO and reliable powder
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-05

"Satan died here" reads Pittsburgh
sign but it was not until an astute Alle-
ghany Dutchman inquired when he died
there that the people understood that
they could get satin dyed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-05
Estray---Rcked Up.

On last sunday, May 25th, large brown COW was
taken M on my place at the dairy near the water
works Wheel house, west ofth city. The owner can
have the same by calling, proving property and
paving expenses
May 10th, 1879. AUGUSVISLER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-05
BuiIdina Notice.

;;.sealed proposals. viii bs received up 70 noon on
ThuFaiav Jine 9Th proximo, for the erection OF
new School House in the First Ward Of Canton city.
Plans and specifications can be seen ~ tne heInsss
70 reject any Or AL bids, By order Of the Beard.
mAikhW W. W. REED booy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-05
Buy Furniture Cheap
Large Sales /!
Light Expenses!
Low Prices 4!

Hair Cloth ParlOr Sets, 7 -
pieces, at $500
Marble Top French Dress
er, Chamber sets, Walnut, $500
Enameled Chamber Sets, 8
pieces, 1900
Elk. Terry covered Lounges, 600
Marble top ParlOr Tables, %
x36 in. top, 500
Cane Seat Chairs, per IL dOz 4,40
Wood seat +" " 2,40
Cottage Bedsteads, 2.75
Extension Tables, per f. 75
And all other goods at extremely
low figures. The assortment Of
ParlOr Suits fully twice slarge as
any in Cleveland, Pier and Man
tie Mirrors, Hall Racks SidebOards
B k Gases, &c., in great variety,
at low prices.
Fine Furniture DELIVERED any place
in Stark County without extra charge.
], B, McCrea'S WareIOOmS,
43 and 4 East TUSCurawas st.
apn-tf CANTON, OHIO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-05
BEWARE or IMTTATIONs.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the lid,
with the impression DR.. McLANE'S LIVER
PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear
the signatures of C. MCLANE and FLEMING
BROS. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR. e.
McLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by Flem-
ing Bros, ofPittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full Of limitations of the name McLGne,
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
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2iidsu aeriiien.""
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3alaab-pfpflibss.
Oh, etesntsamlid,sr gelbismers


Nem<D Dorf, "a. Sanuar. - lleber cen
ssitern i'll SIR. 437. GlaTeu aoenue, erpof.
lpn, Ueriibfen Seibtmoro iino fpi9enoe nabez
re GinSelnbeteu ermitteli: Sreeerid giiieQ,
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beusu Warine. gsamtsn Gcwaro B.iieQ, par
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iuuger Dtann. Gr iuar nabesu SuB aroB
uuo ihlen pollfontmen gcllno III leili. SCR
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d]oltid) su ipagben, Eue ipcnu er gefragt marh,
psShalb er iidl 9rGnle, CAB er sur 2ln.port, CT
CLAUDE, on Der SfU!nOiud)t ,n leihen, unb
beiiirdjte, ba!o iterbsn ;a miiiieu. @eltern
nad Dem Sriibfiide glng uSieb," pis ieine
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ter ruft 9lb!" Giet1 tasari b5rte bic
S1usiter, ME Tleo Die Sbiire ieines Clint
ulers psrid)toB. Stl. SthcG, iofort uermu-
tbene, tlr grnber lperbe iid) ein 2elo sufiigcn,
elite Ole Sreppe htnauf mo uerlud)ts, Die
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lsas CT Uorbabe. Statt ;u antporten, ifrte
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nad Der SHUTTER, uno ipd9rcno oltis hsrbe
ellte, eri0ate in 0reb's 3tAmer cin Sd)nB.
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iprcnqsn, ideitertc. Or. s. ". 0anlltOn,
tuelder nebeuan uOhut, iuuros jtbt herbci9c.
rufen, unO ibm gslaag cs, Die &hiire ein5u'
iblaseu. Gin iAscdltd)er 9lnblld bot Nd
nun o7r. 5rcO lag aul Soben oes 3tmmca.
Seine &cble mar nit ctuem Ialirmciier
ourd)lduttteu, rn0 in Ger deGtsn 9ttlt CT et
nen 6euolpcr, nit benz er Iid) Oidt iiber bem
refteu Sbr i'll ben Sopi g,idoii.n. 9as
Seben nes lla9iidliheu mar bcrelts entf(ohen.
Dem 4uid)elne ua1 bat Ct Ih susrlt III ben
9aS geid)nittcn uno, ba Die SSunhe nift
t0otlth mar, lid baum NIT einer augel bcu
sseft degetet. Der iIn9e Wauu mar, ute
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oroenllid, Gr hattie fi4 ucraenommcu, 0ie
oi;in Il ituciren, uno aanO in Se9rlffe, lid
Iur Das StuoiHm uor;ubereiten.
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3agesaeligfeiten.
(@cjtorisfIe, tslrsrapbifd,c ,,nb aSsd,iebtatisrs
3SptsSst1.l
aDas 4bidlladtsN Der @heAen

,DaS Ibidlahtsu Der @bepen,
nj en- laat pas yeine. asclfsbl." r!t oas
Gmp5reHoIte, mas lslt LANCER 3elt an ZEN
lpeltliden @ren5en porgefonnieH. Die Sns
oaner eniTohcn, neil man iie ZEN Ssrtfa9en
,urpiter perbun9era iieB; iie wci9elten iidl,an
Sen Srt ;uriid5ufchren, tpo iliau tie oentour
ger unb Gleuoe Yreis ge9eben; neil man fte
qemat.iam ,ur Hiidsebr Snin9sn ipaate, ents
irresaeu fie tbren laumieii9en aSadlterr. Sir
oieics ft,wele &,ertyetlcn lueroen ne leet pom
ben entriiiteten SolhdteH 81 SnGeIss, fitli<
lirt. llnlsre Oepaden entbaiten Wftttbeiluns
aen iiber cine neue Wtselei. gSenn 10 fottz
aefahreu plrb, rparo,n bte Snoiansr pohl in
Nenisau Sahrsu aus Der @slt binaus elullls
Irt leii1.a
golssuee erseeifenbe G5snea bet
ber bepsnnensMe E g elet IN Sort
Jfobinlou fifteen wlr lla y@ine. golfsbl. ;"
geihiloert: r.lldenolidj iragfps tne erarel'
ieno lpa Der 4nbild Der Snolanerftauen uito
&inber gemeie!i lem, lpelde bel oenl 6lnd)t
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wurOeu. Gin Gorrepon0ent, Der bic poipt.
talbaradsn bslud]te, iauo III oer gtdhe Del
sbiir cine ferbenDe iefsSisidhrise Snoianer.
fraI mli Esteu 9n9elpuuoen IN Srnit Mnt
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ein liebenidhsisss WaedlsH mo fapmlei etns
Snolanerneioste Dor it'd EitiiulHlHeue, eas
5aar ieiuer flsinen Sdneiter. Die eitera
Dr beiren SinDer lparsn gstSetet. Nt1t Inrdt
barren sDunsfa lsbest, !aseu 81 bstoenSelteT
bss lanssn@an9ea Nsiaen son Maggern nuc
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fer mar BET Dem Bluftpsrlude 9et6otet nor
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Dr. Il. x. Anoertuoao,
Nr. t66, 9SeN. .SaDettssStraB
nabe SAB sttezStraBe.
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,Smpt ser D. >saHeiuns brohtlsper seben aller art
,,,r, Mumerffom,,.tt. CT heiit 9ierpen=Sranfbeten
raOitaf, pelder l.riadJs iie aud enfammsr CT tu@
rim arebs arinelid, tuein, oas seoen lid ndt hber
sas san,e gshem per6rete: B.t mtei't elnet ildren
Detbooe obns 3ubiilIenabme Des 1.eisfs; oessleeeH
ole @sldtuilits mno ausuiidie, bden pass H. J. NJ.
@e5hmare aaer Irt pereen sriuaIlb ehsae9eIt'
odmoYrbooen 6ltnbe. ofiene ODER iudeHbe, easfie'.
ipe ldlimm ud1 bas eeioen iein. oSer tuel1e 0i1a
man aud, be, It's obns 9nberuns sebrau6t baoeh
mug, tann er bll. eiae idmerspie uni4do!tbe DfeS
tbobe obne Su fneioen ober eehaits= ober Aroetts=
inenuns n0tbs 5u MAIDEN. ioiort ltnbern uno 9dn5=
i'd uno auf Die 0auer furiren, Dieien gEieG garan=
trt er poitip. ODER perangt feine SeSabugJ. Sc
ben fsaG srauenbe6perben. in ipflter Spejiatt=
tat tim eine sroBe grabrns 3ur este ftsbt. permas
er Bu mbrn ober sanB su beiettisen. iopie ebeu aa
pon Baisnfhndbe bel &lnbern, metde ben nrtn nidlt
halten f5nnsn 5u beilen. ST bari fld auf @eu 6. b.
anler, Yo}tmeiiter I'M Baltimore. Den aht6oren 90.
@. etemser, eonsrebz zabseotbneten BON 9snnislua=
snten Yaitor 81. Seeisy, Theol. Dr. IN GETTYSBURG,
3d.. Sberft 6. 8. Ntpers 9fr. g. Ct. Baul=StraBe,
Baltimore Srn. 6. .. Snlon. &oblenbdnoler IN
Baltimore, uno Srn. @b.parS S. Shlr6, Irnhfren
Asaifirer ber rSant Of Gomderce" IN baltimore, be-
5ieben.
Beratburss funbeu: bon trib bis giad]mittes 2
MIR uno pom 4oenbs bis llbr; Sonnta93 Don
his 6ll5r Nahnitta9S.
Sonorar In alien Gdlea ndbis;. eoniultirnna nils
sutoeItlit,, [5an.S, i2aRtefl
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erpteHnWA.
gott6 II, 23. Sanuar. - Cine Barrier
9epeide bes ,Stanraro" beridtst: Gin
iunger Mann 1T in 2lqs nsrhaftet worbeu,
neil er Srn. @ambetta Su ermorSen brobte.
Der Dtohuug lag meitcr gaidts als ein tbDs
ttdltsr Segiu4 3ur @elo grpreduug 81
Gruube."
Vsarft unS S6rie.
Gon0 on, "a. Sauuar, 1880 Nadm.-
@onioIS SO 3I16 fiji: @elO uub DO. fir Brief.
Serelui9te Staaten SbIiaationen - nelle
49.prO;, 1888, zeue 6iinier 1914, 1O.4Oer
Coupons 108.
gonoon, "a. Sanuar, 1.3O Nadu. -
Ydrtler 9epeidlen nottrsn beute fiinfpIojeu'
tl9e 1euten al 113 6ranc8 97t @euttmeS fir
Sricf.
0on6on, "a. Saunar, 4 llbr Nadr.-
9oniolS 96 1!16 fur 8elo uuo 90. iilr 8rief.
QiDerpool, "a. SaHuar, 1890 Jtad,m.-
SaunpoQe feiter. Dtttelisrte Oberldnter
5!16; Orleans 5 916; bic SerfGufe beirut
gen heuts 900 Solen.
Serfdufe wdbrenb Der @o6e "a 900 8aGlen
- Grporteure uahmen 1000; SpetuIanteu
1000; gOrrotb 1000, arcrit. 273,O00;
3ufuhr $4,000, amerif. $4,000; mirtlider
Grport 5000; untermes5 272, 900, amerif.
$4,000; oireft rOm Sftife uaa ben Spiu,
nereielt ueri6idt 5000; amerif. Serfauie
$4,000 Saaen.
YtDerpo ol, "a. Sauuar, ll9r Vadm.-
8lc &ai3eu s,3ufubr w6brenS Der Ietten orei
Gage betrng 700 GcutHer, tuoppu 81 900
ans 9lmerlta fameu.
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Guropailde Nabelberi6te.
IrlnfteiM.

Baris, "a. Sanuar. .-8ie Sauas Quens
tur jte0t Die Nusabe iiber bic EeitgnatiOn 0es
4delbdus uno SantelSmtnilferS Seiilerence
De Solt enti9iehen in Nbrsoe uuo egft9tt. bic
9leglerun9 hate beabFatiQt, ben Dtiniittr
sum Gouucrneur Der Sanf bon Tranfrcib"
3u erneunen. ga ieood Der hetreffenoe {lolieu
ictt beiett lei, 10 bege Sr. be Bort bu11aus
uitt bic 9lbiiht, feline Neitgnation eiiSureis
1en.
Gs perlaatet, bab @eucral GGpcua 3um
@eueraliebad)f bee S1iegsmniIteriuuls Ct.
uannt werSen loQ.-Grei &ranaporteampier
w;roen i'm u1hlten Mouate abgeihlft mers
ocn, I'M Die belnaoigten @ommunteuitrGf.
liuqe uon Ycu Guleoonieu nad) Eranfreifl
,uliid,ubrin9en. &ultuSmlnilter untett
breitele Oer 0eputittenfamuler, ebe fd oles
elbe bente pertagic, cine Bill, tuelde ueroros
net, oaB Der Sduljmang bonn l. Sauuar 1880
Oil einseiibrt Weroen lou.
Ser HebaIteur Der ,Ganterre" 1T neaeu
gerlaumouus BON 9seg eriugsbeamten 81
brtinlouatli9er 9dit uno elmer Ge1obuae bon
2OQ0 Nraul5 DerlIrtbeiit tp0rDen.
8eriaTlles, 24. Salluar. - Die Depu,
tirtcufamner bat fid) bis gum ndd1ltsn 9tenaz
tage pertaat. Der 4utrag iu @uni.en alge.
muEer AWuefte iplr6 n0tRe Nod)e 9eiteQt
merosn,
@od,;ctt etnes sieGiembmrger 0rta;en nit eiter
ruiftid9en 8roBiuritin.
Yeters "a. San.-Die @roBiiirs
hin 4naltaiia, 9od]ter oes 9roBfiirfen Wir
tael, ,puroe beute I'M 8interpalafie nit benz
Yttnssn Sricbrid bon Msdlenburs- SGlperin
9etraut. Die Staot tit beute Abenb iaumt
uirt, uno in alien srheu p;ro bsS Te Deum
gejunsen, &ie @loGen utrbeu orei Sage
lang obne nnterlaB getdutet meroen.
Gis in Dec 3bemfe uno @eier.
2onbon, "a. San. - Dle 0ampiidifis
iabrt ani rer Sbemie iit abermals pHr4 pas
Srelbeis untgbIqAen mn. Nj. Nj.
~.ue 0epei1e aus Sremen melbet: .a@S
befinoen iib bepeuteuoe Quentttdten Irsibels
in Der @eier, aasin esr YiEtehr an', ,..,srl bier
urb 8remrAaben it nidt untsrbrO6sn."
SdDtiFsnad,std3ten.
2oRb n, "a. Sanaar, = Der Oampfer
I s@lsnseelss" If hsate upn 9stp Dort anss.
tammeg.
aueensto "A. Sanuar. - Der
Dampfer r@pomilla4 1T bsGte BON @ews
glorf affoeloftaf
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Suffers WfstS6,aISteer.

GamOen 30 s., "a. Sanuar. - glad
ldngerer Seraibaas bat man iid) iiber Oas
gegeu SbomeS @rabam, BEN Wltidulolaen
Senjamln 9unter's, eln;uhla9enoe Serfah-
ren seetgnet. ST wiro niht, wie Der 0fIsuts
lide alnfld9er oiees GcuntpS, Senflns, beiiir.
morteta, luegen Wlorbes i'm erlteu, lonOeru
uur ipegeu Morbe8 i'm 3tueiteu @raoe prosei
iirt meroell, ipslfes &erbreGea nur nit Ser.
fer fir aebsnsseit, nidt aber NIT oem 3ore
beitrait neroen fanu. g,neralaupalt Stod=
ton miro Die 4ntlase oertreteu unb bic Ser.
hanSlan9 5nm Stluiie bes ge9enipGrtigen
Serniins itdtt1Apcn.
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TreiiniQiges Ntteitat.

(au5 sinsm grttteI oe5 galtimOrer @glnerlcan~ pom
q. 08em6cr 1880
Ser 9uIuemGberide eIsttriiGe @ir:d empfe5lt
fib gum allsemeinen 9ebrluae aus ioisenOen Grill
ben: I. iue8en iener iouuOerGaren Giseui6often MT
9eiIuns uOn arart6eiten Der 9Hereu bes Wasers,
b,r ee6er unO Oes 8ntes; 2. fuesen etuer oussrors
bentIt&en giniadbeit uub g. neil feline duBerllde gH.
menbun8 otls Dto8Iidteit ir8en6 cncr g6doiauna
Ses 9ranter ausidtcBt, ba Elm duserlides WitteI
at8emein nIs her anertannt 1T. Gin peiterer 8ors
tbeil 1T bic sed,tatet, nit ueder d Oe ortItritt
bcs seOens unO Der 9eltuns bco6adten ldst, unO
Der 91rtG fols er ndt all Der riGtigen Steae anaez
te3t fein Olts, 10 geriatet Ucrosn fam, oas er Die
leiOcuOen 9beite beOett. Den gutuermader'idsu
eltttril9en 9irteI uub feline Serooltommnuns BADEN
nid nur bic eeiOeuoen bte i5re @eiun6bet, ben @es
nuB urb cine neue esbensUerlduseruns Surdb Sstns
poPltbdhaen @irfunseu pisOererlansten, (onbern
aud bic aerstc, bic ibyen 8atIenten leusu gsbrau@
is9r 9auts anratbeu, nit 6reuOsn besraBt,"