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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-07
Brandy as a Medicine

Brandy as q 46QlCll0
Mr.. Ii. f. Slaymalker, Agent for Reigart's Old
Wine Store, by prominent practising physi:
Of @ has
It is commended to the attention of those at
fiictcd with
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This now much abused Alcoholic Stimulant
was never intended rs beverage, but to be
Of of' some Of the destructive i diseases M W which
sweep away their annual thousands of victims.
With purely philanthropic motive We pre-
cially those afflicted with that miserable dis
ease Dyspepsia, a specific remedy, which i3
nothing more or less than
Brandy.
The aged, with feeble appetite and mere or
less debility, will find tliis simple medicine,
when used properly.
A Sovereign Remedy
or all their ills and aches. Be it, however
but one article and that is
REIGART'S OLD BRANDY,
Sold by our enterpr,slng young friend, H L
test for years, and has never failed. as far
us our experience extends and we therefore
Civ" IT the preference over all other Erantlies
no matter with how many jaw-breaking French
titles Cncy are branded. One-!Ourth Of the
money that is yearly thrown away on various
impotent dyspepsia specifics would sufifce to
bug all the Brandy to cure any such case or
jascs. In proof OF the curative powers OF
Reigart's Old Brandy,
In cases OF Dyspepsia, VIC can summon mum
bers of witnesSeS-One case in particular we
cite:-
A Woodworking farmer had heen afflicted
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia tor q number of
years; his stomach would reject almost every
kind of food; he had sour eructatiOns con
stantly-UO appetitc-in fact, he was obliged to
restrict his diet to crackers and stale bread,
and as q beverage he used McGrannS Root
Beer. lie is Methodist, and then, as now,
preached ut times, and in his discOurses often
acclaimed earnestly against all kinds of strong
drink. When advised to try
Relgart's Old Brandy,
In his case, he looked up with establishment,
but after hearing OF its wOnticrtu. effects in
the cases of some OF his near acq alntHlces, he
at last consented TO follow our advice. He
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
first bottle giving him an appetite and before
the second was taken he was Il sound man. with
a stomach capable OF digcsting anything which
he:chusc to eat. He stii! keeps it and uses lit.
tie occasionally; and since he has this medi-
cine he has been OF very little pecuniary bene-
tit to the dOctOr.-A PRACTISING PHYSICIAN.
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The following article was voluntarily sent to
Mr.. ii. f. Slaymaker, Agent for Reigart's Old
Wine Store, by q prominent practising physi.
the Brandy referred to in his regular practice.
It is commended to the attention of those at.
fiictcd with
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-07

How It u Increasing Il the West Branch
Valley.
Na ~>Sk> and RnllAfln.

How It 10 Incsoosing II the West Branch
Valley.
Whliamsport Gazette and Bulletin.
Comparatively few persons are aware OF
the value of the tobacco crop IN the west
Branch Valley for 1880, and the statistics
that have been gathered regarding it will
be q source of surprise even to tobacco
growers themselves. For years the grow
ing Of tobacco on the rich alluvial lands
about Jersey Shore. the fats of Pine
creek and the vicinity of Pine station, has
been steadily increasing, until the crop
has come to be regarded Is one of the
staple productions. It required some
time for those engaged in its cultivation
to learn the best methods of raising and
curing the crop, and now that they have
acquired that information by years of ex-
perience. they rarely fail in making good
crop and obtaining good prices. Almost
any one can grow tobacco. but c0mpara-
lively few know how to prepare it for
market after it is grown, without being
taught the process of curing. This diff.
Guilty has beon largely overcome by those
regularly engaged in the business, and the
crop is now one of the most profita bic
raised in Lycoming and Clinton counties.
The following figures, obtained from the
shipping books OF the Philadelphia &
Erie railroad company, will show the
quantity already sent to market Of the
crop of 1880:
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OrrC.E SUsoUEHANNA CANAL CoNPANY,
(Cor. Lexington and Davis Strsetsl
BxLrIxoRH, April q, 1881.

N1OTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
N general meeting of the stockholders Of
timore. On MONDAY NAY 9, 1851, ct O'Clock
%. M. for the election Of Ofdcers and Aenagers; g;
for tile ensuing year. The transfer poo1s VII M
main ciosed until after the election:
By order Of ROBERT d. 11OMH: I:-
arp3Q.9td AA0~s"AoA'
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A LanY'S Wish.

A Lo0yS Wish.
"Oh, how do wish my skin was as clear and
soft as yours" said . lady to her friend. You
can easily make It So" answered the friend.
I" How :" inquired tho first lady. BY using
Hop Bitters. that makes pure, rich blood and
blooming health. 1t did it for me, as you OBJ.
serve" my2-2Wd6W
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a Splitting Headaches.

G. Blacket Robinson, proprietor OF the Can
ada Presbvtsrian, Toronto, Ont, writes: For
several years have suffered greatly from Oft
recurring bilious headaches. ! used your Bur-
dock Blood Ditters with the happiest results,
and now ind myself in better health than
for years past. checrfully recognize the ster-
at II. b. Cochran's Drug Store, No. l37 North
Queen street.
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Tho Country.

Who that has ever lived anytime in the cOun-
try but must have heard of the virtues of Bur-
icrs cure dyspepsia, biliousness and all dis
orders arising from impure blood or deranged
liver OR kidneys. Price d. trial bottles 10 cts
For sale ut H. b. COcnran's Drug Store, No. Isl
North Que0n street.
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DIR. SANFORD'S
LI.V ER
lNVIGORATOR

Only Vegetable Compound that
acts directly upon the Liver, and
cures Liver Complaints, Jaun-
dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos
tiveness, Headache. It assists di-
gestion, strengthens the system,
regulates the bowels, purif1es the
blood. A Book sent free. DR..
SANFORD, l62 Broadway, N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists.
OllS-lvcod alteow
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The Farm LabOrer,

NeflnanlOWn ICle&r0pn
Many farmers, especially those some-
what advanced in years, contend that the
time was when there was no difficulty in
getting hands to work whenever they were
needed but of latter years this has not
been the case. Men, they say, needing
work would sooner go round as tramps,
and hang about cities with nothing to do,
then to 90 out to the country to our farms
where they are needed, and do an honest
days work. We hardly think that things
are as bad as this. There never was any
difficulty in getting permanent hands, nor
men for a few weeks only, as temporary or
trouble and there always will be.
Men are pretty much all alike. They
have friends, acquaintances and associa
tions, and the temptation to keep near
them is natural and strong. They may
not have work aOn, and there may be
work fifty or one hundred miles away, but
surely something will turn up near home,
among so many looking out for them, and
they let the probable chance 60 by. Then
it costs money to 60 to these distant
places, and they have nothing to spare for
the chance.
It is not unreasonable that men should
think in this way. And then there is the
natural indispositiOn of men to take in and
beard total strangers for short time, even
when work is pushing to be done and it
is no uncommon thing for persons to refuse
applicants work when they really need
them, because they do not like their looks.
Many a man has actually started off from
the towns to the country in search of work
which he has been told is plenty there,
only to find day after day Of disappoint-
ment, and to discover in the end that it
was much easier to beg than to find work.
We have indeed no doubt that in many
cases the great tramp brigade has been re-
cruited by men who, failing to find work,
reduced to beggary by the chapter of ac-
cidents, have taken to this as a regular
profession. Once reduced to this, lazy
habits of course set in, and then the tramp
wants food and money, and anything else
than work.
We fear these things will always be,
and the only remedy is tho increase of
chances of steady work. Our farm life is
rather deficient in this respect, and per-
haps more SO since the introduction of SO
much labor saving machinery. If it could
he SO ordered that there would always be
employment at every season in the year
for men living about farms, SO that they
could always be at hand-men whom one
knows and can trust-there would be very
little cry for extra help. We suppose
farming will never come to this, but it
might be brought nearer to it in many
cases than it is now.
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LIQUID Gold.

Danl Plank, OF Brooklyn, Tioga, Co., Pa,
describes 1t thus: ~ rode thirty miles for \
bottle OF DIR. Thomas Electric Oil, which af-
fected the ,VondsrfuI cure of crooked limb In
six applications 1t proved worth more than
NOLd to me. For sale at II. B. COchran's Drug
Store. No. l37 North Queen street.
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$500 REWARD.

BY virtue of the authority given me by tho
resolution OF Councils Of February 4, 1871,
hereby offer reward OF Five Hundred Dol
ars for the arr est and conviction OF any party
or parties who have set fire to any Of the build
year. and the same reward Will be paid for the
arrest and conviction Of any person who may
set nre to any building in the future:
JNO. T. MAC0ONlGLE,
aDrlStfl Mayor.
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wrote an Hlinois girl to her Eastern relatives
"She took bitters for long time but without
any good. So when she heard of the virtues
N Kfdney-WOrt she got . box and it has com
pletely cured her. SO that she can do as mucl
work now as she could before we moved West
Since She has got well everyone about here Il
taking it," See advertisement.
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MOntserrat Lime Fruit Juice.

D6AA0nAE OA AANDOOOAAN0 DNANA
M0ntserrat Lime Fruit Juice.
1t forms, diluted with five or eight times
Soda Wa,e. Most Ss Deiciou:
and Refreshing Beverage. 1t may be sweet
ened to suit the taste. In addition to being q
siclan will recommend it for its medicinal viz
For sale ut keigart's Wine Store, No. I'D
apri5 Wasifd H.E.sLAYMAKER, Agt.
OOPLAND,S KEsTAUKANT-HAVI WING
tsurant Cock. / am now prepared to serve
articles in my line at short notice. such as
Chicken CroQuettes, Chicken Salad. Fred
Oysters, Terrapin, and all delic0cieS found in
season.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
JOHN COPLAND,
No. rs North Queen Street.
r. s..weddings amt parties served ut
reasonable rates. f24M&Stfd
whereas, tho alarming prevalence of tnccn-
diary fires tn oar midst, and tine 0oldness Of
citizens, especially the holders and owners of
property, to be visiIant and to assist by their
ustice. Citizens viii do well to watch tSs
gOings AMI cumings OF suspected persons in
their immediate respective neighbOrhOOtis,
the police authorities OF the city, Of any cir
cumstNnces in the habits or conduct OF such
suspected indivi iuals likely to 1asten upon
them the pcrpctratiOn OF % heinOus q crime.
Police officers having miles upon miles to
patrol in their respective wards, must neces-
| sarily afford very inadequate protection
against the cunning of the incendiary. unless
their en Is are supplemented by those Of our
citizens. Il therefore call upon all interested
in preserving order. in the preservation of
tranu utility to contribute to these ends by un
usual vigilance over the immediate vicinity OF
their respective abOdes.
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Seras.

: 9ie teras=merifanii6e 8abn ldB1
III 2areoo Depotgebduoe, 2ofomotinen:
f6uppen &c. erbauen.
= Ser Mapor bon Nuitin tpir6 BEN
@taotratb ben Gori6lag MAIDEN, Bombs
aussuseben GUT Silgung Der f9tpeben=
ben @6ulb uno geeisnete 8orfebrungen
sur fpateren @lnlOiung berfelben gu
treffen.
: Ser ubeuti9=amerifanil9 S9ul=
berein" bon 8renbam nit einem &api=
tai bon $4,000 bat fi1 intorporiren
lafen. Ser 8erein beabf9tigt, eine
quite beutl9=engliibe S9ule 3u oriin=
ben. Sem llnternebmen uniere beiten
@Hni1e!
= Maaior %. g. Sc Normamoie,
@lerf oes Obergeri9ts 1T am 27. Na9ts
in Muitin geitorben.
Wdbrenb bes lebten Monats ba=
ben fi6 in Mnoerion lber 100 neue Nn=
iiebler nie6ergelaiien, in 2ean unb Wil=
l!amion gountD ie iiber finfaig.
= 9ie Brano SurD bon GalpeFoft
County bat bic 8onbangelegenbeit in
bic 9anb genommen unb ipirb beriu=
den, ben ober bic S6ulbigen ausSu=
finben.
Sn 9allas lit %. 6o9 bes Dieb=
fabls f6ulbig befunben unb gu stpei=
idbriger 3u9tbausbaft berurtbeilt. ct
itabl Dem beuti6en Nufmdrter i'm Winb=
for 9otel cine Summe Gelbes.
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b.s gaters unb bic Hadtebr in befen
Arme Fd nidt perwillidt butten.
Die Beantwcrtun8 tieIer SraSen 1T
cine Notbwenbiateit unb wollen mir Ser=
iuden, bieIer Y1idt nit tur5en Worten
nadsutcmu,eu.
Sbre oamalioe Tabrt mad sonbsn mar
sladlid unb cbne 6dbruib bon Statten
sesunsen, bod idcn beim Betreten ses
enBliiden Yobens batten fe nit 9tneer=
aiifen ,u tdmpfeu setubt, bic eas Slid
Der 2iebenbeu in qud!enbe Gorge pertebr=
ten. Sc pollte ld tein Yriefer finsen,
Der otns bic s.rinsffe amtlide Wusfunft
iiber itre YsriSnlidteit, bic @he ein3uies=
men bereit mar. Sin alter @eiiflider,
,pelder inaises Mitleio nit Der @eelen,
anslt bes iunssn Yautes bate, ber an bic
Dabrbeit ibrer Worte uie an bas gsan=
seliuu, gu slauben idien, ubreifrte iie an
einen ibm ebemals bel freuneeten Ronfrater
In Sdottlaub, mo- bic firdlidben @efebe
poer @ewobnbeiten cine freiere Nuslesun8
nnb 5anbbabuus seFatten.
(gortfesuns fuIst)
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Ser prins bon gBales bela6te
fiir3li6 bic groben StrObbutfabrifen in
gHer unb 9erts, iuel6e fiinftauienb
Mdnner uno inebr als iiebentauieno
Weiber bei6dftigen. gs tpuroe elm
8uno Strob berbeigebra6t, unb elmer
oer Mufieber eriu6te ben Yrinsen auf
bic ubr gu feben. Damn gingen bic
Skinner barau, bas Strob in fleine
Stade gu seri9neiben, ipdbreno an6ere
es fpalteten. 9ie Grauen griffen fofort
nod ben biegiamen gnben, l9miegten
1ie an einanoer unb rei1tem lie anberen
Mrbeiterinnen, ipel9e Bel Der Ndbma=
i6ine bic Streifen sufammenbefteten.
0ieielben tuuroen bierauf in embIoier
2dnge ben 9auptarbeiterinnen gerei9t
unb bon bieien Johann mittelit elmer
Mai6ine in gr6Bter @ei6minbigteit in
bic ri9tige Sornt gebra9t. Sn ni9t
gan3 atp6lf Minuten iiberrei6ten einiae
bibf6e iunse Mab6en nit fefetten tpei=
Zen S6iirsen 6em prin3en BON Wales
elegante @trobbiite fir feline Gemablin
uu6 S0flter.
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9 0 m s pbeerrettet.

8pm Tpbe
Willtum s. goustlin BON @umsrpllle,
NaiI, fast: SIM 5srbf 1876 bstam i'd
9unsenbluten, eefolst BON einsm bsfttsen
5ufsn. Sd eerlor ben Mppettt unb mein
6leti& unb wurbe bsttldseris. Sn 1877
bra6te man mid tns 5ospital. Die Msr3te
ertlarten, Id battle sin God In msiner Gun.
&c BON Der @rSbe zines balben Dollar
ltides. @o9ar bic Naari9t BON metnem
3Oee perbrettete ff&. Sd sab alle 9pT-
nuns auf; ba empfabl mir Elm Jreunb
Or. WtlItam 9alls Balfa M
farbte eunse. Sd ssbraudte cine
Glai&e unb au metnem Grfaunsn tuurbe
ID beiIer, unk Bin beute seiinber, aIs felt
bret Sabren.
Sd fdretbe bies In ber 5ofaung, baB
Seber NIT franter 2unse BebAftete Or.
WtlItam 9aIIs 8alam 9e.
broa&t, unb Id Bin iber3eust, bab bu1'
fsI6e bic Wus3ebruns betlt. Sd fann 20
fftio bebaupten, bab mir Der Ballam mebr
@utes srtrieiem bat, als aue iibrtssn UT.
3eneten suiamwen, bic i'd nabm.
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- Cine rubise gsadt uab elm frSblides
grmaden ibres 3inbes fnb fit bic Mlute
ter eas SrSbte 8eranasen; sebraudet
baber Wemftdbter's ,Deutfdes
8tnberme Il (Ydbotropbine) als
Nabruns gurer Sinber, unb bas idnelle
@ebeihen beielb:n uirb bas beite 3eua>
nib fiir bieies ieSensreide Ndbrmittel ab=
seten. @s 1T ber ein5ise, in ieber Weiie
bic 0euttermild erietenbe WabrunssRoff
far Sdu8linsen une fleine 4inber. Deuts
iaes &inbermebl wirb BON Gerjten iebr
empfcblen 1no in allen renommirten
Npctbefen 5u baben.
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= Das ftdrfite unb idnellfe aller
3orpeoo=8oote 1T ioeben in gnglanb
fir bic odnii6e Glotte gebaut iporben.
IS bdlt 55 9onnen, fann aber lei9t
ouf oer giienbabn beforbert tperben,
fiibrt bier Der gr0Bten Wbitebeao -Sor=
pebos, oeren ieber 80 pfun6 S6ies=
baumtuolle entbdlt, unb cine 9ot9tiB=
Drebfanone, fam 10 Sonnen 2oblen
fiibren unb oamit l,2O0 Meilen auriid=
legen. 20 Setmeilen in Der Stunbe.
9as 1T nlebr, als ausbebungen mar.
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Das sroBe 9dmorrboiben.6 6eilmit.
tel, ANAKESIS, bic gntbeduna bes
Or. Silsbee. bat Nnipru& auf ben Na.
nsen .eas Wnnber bes 3eitalters. 20,
600 tansbare Yatienteu fesnen ties ei2.
;ise untrasli&e 9dmorrboiben.9 9eilmit=
tel, unb bic, sel&e umionit @aldmittel,
g alben uns innerli4e Wittel aneewanbi
baben, werben bas ansenebme Uefibl au.
senblidli4er S&mer5enlinberuns unb biz
ii&ere 9eiluns 3u marbisen iuiiien, mel.
DIE cur& ANAKESIS sewabrt iperben
Treis $1.O0. Yroben frei. Traneo ause.
fanbt burd g. Weui itdbter & So. 80,
3946, New Ncrf.
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Gus. SeQbprtt

empfeblt fid ben. Yublifum bon San
NntoniO gum Nnfertisen aller Nrt BON
&leibun8sitaden. gr 1T pprbereitet, iein
@ei&dft fabrifmdBis gu betreiben uno
berferti9t bereits &leiounssitIde fir bic
biefsen @tores, welde friber aus ben
Sftliden Staaten be5O9en tpurben. Spe=
3ieae Nufmertiamfeit ,pirb benz 8epari=
rem, 8eini8en unb Sdrben BON 4lei>
bunssitiiden sewibmet. Das @eiddfts<
lcfal betnbet fid in BET QoufonsS Strabe.
1911t--
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= 8etdthum madt nidt immer sliid>
lid aber ieoer mSdte bod 8erne reid
iein. Die @elt 1T nun einmal nidt 3uz
frieoen. Sober mSdte es be6er baben,
aber ielbit bieienisen, melde nidt reid
iinb, penn iie NUT @elb Senus baben lid
cine Slai4e SOZODONT gu tauien. UNI
ibre 3dbne rein unb ibren Ntbem friia 3u
erbalten, fSnnen iid ibres 2ebens ireuen.
Seeer DruSsiit Sertauft es.
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&oblen !!
@oblen

Berionem, welde 3Oblen ,piiniden, tuer.
ben erludt, Beaellungen an einem Der
fclsenben Pldee gu MAIDEN: MorriS
Sriebmann, Militdr Yla3a; glapins
36 @ommereeitraBe; @so. Stumbers,
Sab SlcresitraBe; gb. 0iildes @isarren-
fore, sesenaber Der poitoffice; @b. 8i=
ides @isarrenitore, Commensurate.
&chlen werben bel ber @asenlab,Mg gu
$3.50 per Eonne ieben Sag in'S @aus
seliefert. alemth S3met,
21 IL 2m Nsent fir Sat. 8ennH.
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= Bel ben 0erbitmanobern BEL
Rlaustbal in 9annober muBte bas .gi=
fenbabn=& =&egiment" binnen 48 5tunben
cine eiienbabn, Il &ilometer (45O0
SUBJ lang unb cine Bride 24O sfub
lang unb 60 SUB bod nit eif1em
mittellten 8ogen bon iiber 80 Sui Weite
fertiglteQen, mas mittellt Mbuedsluua
Der Nrbeiter Sag unb Nadt 10 out aes
lang, baB cine locomotive bariiber
bailirte.
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u. Martim & eobn.

Das rei&9altisite unb semdbltet.
Sdnblaser finbet man Bel ben 9erren u
Wartin & Sobn, &cmmereeifraBe.
Die 9erren fteben nit ben erten Tabri=
ten bes 2anbes in Vertinbuns, faufeu
8esen baar unb Tnb besbalb int Stunbe
billis au pertaufen. Nan ipre&e be
ibnen Dor.
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- Gin 9aus aus purem Jilae bat elm
9utma9er in gelgien gebaut. gs tpur.
ben bierau $4,000 alte, Elm uno ausae=
triebene Gil3biite Sertpenbet. Oas ori=
sinelle 9aus bat einen nit Stdnbern
beriebenen 3ol3bcben unb tuiest nur 72
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Rabota, Wo. !, 9. !

6abota, Wo, 9. Gsbruar 1880.
Sd taufts Glalaen S6rss 5ppfen
Btttters bel Bilbpp & So. Int lsbten
9srba fiir msine 1o&ter uunb i'd Bin NIT
bemitlben isbr sufrieben. 60 bat ttr mstr
senubt als alls Wsei3tnsn, bic ffe felt ben
lebten 6 Wfonatsn etnnabm.
% m. s. W WcGlure.
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(Detrpit Stree Nr.e pom Is. Can.

lOttrptI Oree yrtB pom I5. San.)
Gs&beimsr Bros. babsn foeben etn Gar.
loab BON @eees Gilt GbSs Eonie ertaltsn.
Dieter artilel psrlauf ft& isbr RAID unb
70 mub 20 aud fsin. esnu 20 10 utae 3wst.
fel bsr bsfe Nrttlsl isinsr art, bsr tt eia.
sefabrt tuurpe, unb bat ntdt feinss @let.
den. Sur bas Bette Naterial wirb ~
Nsses Gilt Gbse 1onie psrwaubt.
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gentner. gs bat &aum fir eine rSung=
geieGenfamilie." gs ion ein Mipl tperz
oen fiir rei6e vGilse", Bic aus @eis ni6t
gebeiratbet, in 8eiOrgniB, cine Srau
unb &in6er erndbren gu miilIen.
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= Bidder aufsepaBt. SIT ct. paul
iuiro iebt cine Sroinans bur6gefiibrt,
tuona6 Die Bidder auf ibren 8rOolaiben
bas @etpi9t fotpobl, ipie ibre (ber
8dder) Mnfangsbu6itaben einprdgen
miiiien. @uf unri6tiges Getpibt iino
Strafen ge1ebt.
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8luuen WasHs sTlaneu far Damenflei>
ber 3u perf4iebenen Yreiien. Dalnens
fleiber in alien neuen Woben unb SAT-
ben; beibes iebr eiel I'M Norben Setra.
gen, Bel 9 4ra NJ u. 60.
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-Pancoat & Spbn baben ei<
men ebenio sreBen 8Orratb BON fertisen
8leibern, als nur irsenbpO anbers in ber
Stabt gu finben 1T.
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= llnier 2aser BON Semben, l1nter3eus
unb Serren Gurniibins @oobs tSnnen in
Qualitdt ober YreiS niAt Ibertroffen
werben. Yanco & Sobn.
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so Dutenb feline 9anbta9er 3u so
Gents bas Stad = reidli9 pertb 81
bas Stid. Wan fomme unb praie Bel
S4ram u. 60.
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Sbtses 1T BON einsm pertrauenswtrtten
5armer, bsftn Eo6ter felt Z bts Sabren
trant mar uno jsbt burd ben @sbrau&
Ben 9opfen Bitter asbsilt 1T.
YB. s.. Biltpp & So.
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@hawls bon l3epbprwoae in alien
Tarben unb gu peridiebenen Yreiien bei
Sbraut j. 6 o,
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Weisenmebl!

8ohal Ratent, Ylant's Grtra, Cider
mann. eagle Steam unb Belle Du Sac,
beim Garloab. s. @renet.
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1lmfer MbodbembIatt.
Wir ienben bon iett al infer .Woden.
tlattA far ben Yreis BON $500 auf Gin
Sahr portofrei rad Deuti4Ianb.
Die 9eraus8eber
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3ate aller SaGuns fir Serbl unb
Winter bel Yancpa 4 & Spbn.
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Rssbs Gilt Gsse Eunte bsfSrbsrt bic
0erbaung.
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WaS bate bas iunSe Yaar wdbrenb
Der serflsHenen ie&s Sabre. felt iener Der.
tSnsniBuclIen Na&t ber 6lu&t nad 2cn=
bon erlebt Z aDaS mar bic llrfa&e oe=
uelen, ba6 bic bon Trau bon Rambert
In 70 li4ere Gusf&t seifeate 8erleibuns