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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-08

Bit by Snake Samuel Jordan cut
down large oak tree, last week, to be
taken to the saw-mill. The tree was
hollow for the length of 10 or II feet
where he cut it Off; but the rot extended
further up and he put his arm in to dis
cover how far it extended, when he
felt sharp sting in his hand-he cut
limb with hook on the end and
reached in and brought out real live
black snake, about five feet in length
and as savage as snakes usually are
when stirred -Middlebtug Post.
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Local Department..

PENNSYLVANIA R. R.-MiDD1E DIVISION.
- on and, after Monday, Jan. 18th, 1881, Passenger
Trains will run ~ follows
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-08

A Remarkable Escape.-A few even
ings since DIR. Fuget, of Shermansdale,
had what might be called remarkable
escape. While driving along near
Roberts mill, the bit broke and his
horse being unmanageable, jumped
down the bank and fell to the creek
which at that point is fully fifty feet
below the road. The doctor rolled out
wrapped up in his buffalo robe, and slid
down the bank without being hurt. The
young man who was with him, saw that
the horse was going too near the bank
and jumped from the sleigh before 1t
reached the dangerous place. A Ian
tern was procured and after some search
the horse was found in the barn yard at
the mill, he having turned, after reach
ing the bed of the creek and gone back
to that place. The only thing that
showed that the ride had not been as
usual, was a broken shaft to the sleigh.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-08
County Price Current.
NEWPORT, Feb. s, 1851.

NEWPORT MARKETS.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-08

Week OF Prayer.-This week of prayer
elsewhere observed in first full week of
January is in this town generally OBJ
served in first full week of February, as
beginning of January is occupied by
Court sessions. Programme of this
week is: Monday, Thanksgiving, Con-
fession and Humiliation; Tuesday, The
Family, Schools, and Christian Associa-
tions; Wednesday, Our land, Home Mis-
sions, and Church Upbuilding; Thurs
day, Foreign Missions and Church
Extension Friday, Temperance, Peace,
and Religious Liberty; Saturday, The
Ministry of the Spirit. Meetings each
evening of this week at o'clock, in the
Presbyterian church.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17
Mr.. kenney'S Case.

The action of the Board of Education
last night is another evidence that the
Democracy are in favor of loose cleo
tions. In the Eighth ward contested
case, it was not denied that the ballot
box was found in the School Board room
unsealed with the key in the lock and
the janitor having access to the room
was the inspector that held the election
and placed the box in the condition in
which it was found in his own posses
sion. We do not accuse the bailitf' in.
spectOr of stutiing the ballot box, but if
he had desired he could have changed
as many tickets as were necessary to
elect any candidate where there was
even a greater than one majority. The
fact that there was one ballot less in
the ballot box than there were names
upon the tally list is evidence that there
was some crookeduesS somewhere, and
as Mr. kenney was declared to be elect
ed by only one majority and that one
being the second vote cast by the Inspec-
tor should have appeared as sufficient
reason why the election should have
been declared null and void. Mr.. Ken.
ney could easily have been nominated
and elected after this, without the Dem
ocratiC members endorsing the loose and
irregular election. We have no objec-
tion TO Mr. Kenney or any other gentle
man the Eighth ward elects serving in
the Board of Education, but we do in
sist that elections shall be held squarely
and honestly. Mr.. Kenney will now
take his seat in the Board for two years,
but that will never shield him from the
that he was not honestly cleo
ted
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17
What Will be the Result?

The question will now be, what will
be the result of the resignation of Sena-
tors Cpnkling and Platt from the United
Estates Senate? This is far reaching
question in its scope and somewhat diff
ficult to answer. No doubt the Sena-
tors or rather Senator Conkling has
some far reaching plan in view, but
what that is, is buried in his own bo-
som, confided perhaps to few conf
Dental friends. What the Legislature
OF New York which is yet in session,
will do, is hard to tell. It has been
Dut a few weeks since this Legislature
elected Senator Platt, and it will now
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17

IT LOOKS NOW as if there was some
thing else than smallpox the matter
with the colored woman Clara Smith,
who died on Tuesday last and was
buried the same night. The case would
probably never have reached the pubic
had not reporter of the REPUBLICAN
unearthed it and persisted in having a
warrant issued for the arrest of the man
who it is believed now was instrument
tai in the death of the woman. The in
vestigation of the case this morning
however will no doubt throw moro
light upon the mystery, and if the wo-
mans death was really caused by vio-
ience it will reveal case of gross care.
lessness on the part of those who
permitted the body to be buried under
the impression that she died of small
pox.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17

by law devolve upon the same Legisla
ture to re-elect both Senators or to elec
some persons in their places.
New York has Republican Cover
nor and Legislature two thirds Re
publican. The designations Of the Sen
ators first 60 to the Governor, and will
by him be sent to the Legislature. Th
Governor may hold them until afte
the Legislature adjourns or he ma.
send them in Immediately. The lattel
is the more probable. 1t will be re
membered that when Judge Robertson
was appointed, he received the unani-
nous endorsement of the Republican
members ofthe Legislature? Will that
same Legislature now go back upon its
record? Will it re-elect Senators Con-
king and Platt or will it elect Others :?
These are questions surrounded in
doubt and uncertainty. Evidently the
two Senators are looking for an endorse
ment. Where are they to get it? The
Republican members who so unanimous
ly endorsed the appointment of Judge
Robertson will certainly be slow to en-
dorse the actions of the New York Sena-
tors by re-electing them. Failing to
elect, the appointment Of Senators may
be left to the Governor until the con-
vening of another Legislature elected
upon the issue of endorsing the Sena-
tors actions. 1t looks as if Governor
Cornell will have the appointment of
the two Senators or New York will for
the time 90 unrepresented. What ef-
feet will all this have upon the Senate
organization OF course the Demo
Gratis will be left in a temporary majori-
ty with the two New York Senators alb
sent. 1t virtually puts an end to the
contest so long waged to change the
officers of the Senate, but which will no
doubt be renewed again when Congress
meets in regular session in December |
1t puts it in the power of theDemocrats
in the Senate to disband the committees
arranged by the Republicans with the
help Of Senator Malone and to rear
'auge them with Democratic majorities
md Democratic chairmen. 1t is not
likely however that this will be done at
he extra session as their work would
Ill be undone again with a full Senate
Il December. With temporary Demo
ratio majority, it is likely the Presi-
lent's nominations including that of
Judge Robertson, will be confirmed and
he Senate adjourn in few days, prob
Ibly this week. This will give all
'artiss little time to feel the public
'ulse and by the time Congress meets it
5 hoped the stormy waves of political
xcitement will have suhsided.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17
NOTICES.
REUBEN SATTERTHWAlT) IL
Trustee, &C, Char
VS.. New
FREDERICK KLAlR, Cou
Trnsfee ct al In Par

| lIuebcc, cC', ShhuCeIy
vs. New Castle
FREDERICK KLAlR, County
Trustee, ct. al In Partition
And now, to wit, this twenty third day of
| February, A. d.. 1851, II appearing TO the
Chancellor by the affidavit of Philip X. Clark,
Sheriff of New Castle county, that of the de-
PENDANTS in this cause the following have no
known place of abode within New Castle
county, and cannot be served personally with
summons in partition, to wit: James Hay.
lett, Emily Robinson, Christopher Robinson.
Mary Southgate. Robert Southgate, Robert
Haylett William Haylett, John Haylett,
Henry Haylett Ann Platten, William Plat
ten Rosetta Francis, John Francis, Emily
Oswick, George Oswick, Elizabeth Blanch
and George Blanch that the said defendants
James Haylett and William Haylett reside
in the State Of Pennsylvania; and that the
said defendants Emily Robinson, Christopher
Robinson, Mary Southgate, Robert South.
gate, Robert Haylett, John Haylett, Henry
Haylett, Ann Platten, William Platten,
Rosetta Francis, John Francis, Emily Oswick,
George Oswick, Elizabeth Blanch and George
Blsnch reside in England and no appearance
for the said defendants named in the order
having been entered at the return Of the sum
mons issued for them, tits thereupon on mo-
tion Of Anthony Higgins, Esq, Solicitor for
the Petitioner, ordered by the Chancellor
that the said defendants, James Haylett,
SOuthgate, Robert Southgatc, Robert Hay.
lett, William Haylett, John Haylett, Henry
Haylett, Ann Platten, William Platten,
Rosetta Francis, John Francis, Emily 0swick,
George Oswick, Elizabeth Blanch and George
Blanch do appear before the Chancellor at
his Chambers in Dover, on or before the sixth |
day Of June, A. D., 1881, and show cause If |
any they have, why partition Of the premises |
in the petition described, should not be made |
according to the prayer thereof or that the |
petition be taken pro confesso rs to the above |
named defendants. And the Register in |
Chancery is ordered TO cause copies OF this |
order to be published by hand-bill at the |
Court House door and in the office Of the
Register in Chancery for the period Of thirty
days next preceding the said sixth day Of
June. A. d.. 1881, and also in the Daily RE-
PUBLICAN, newspaper published in the city
Of Wilmington.
Attest: J. NJ. HOUSEMAN.
my6 Reg. G. G.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17

OTlCE.-THE MECHANICS LOAN
~ Association has Just issued 800 shares
OF new stock, the tlrst payment to be made on
the second Tuesday in May. Persons de-
Sirous 10 invest should apply al once to
W. J. MORROW, secretary,
All French street.
Office open from a. IN. until p. IN. Orders
by mail promptly attended to.
apr23eOd- I'm
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17
Straw Hats!

The general verdict of the people is
that Rumford Bros line of Straw Hats
are the handsomest and most complete
In the city, comprising every grade from
the finest to the commonest quality.
me II stock consists of Manillas, Panamas,
China braid. Webster braid, Taylor's
Aackinaws, Baltimore Mackina ws, Can
ton and mixed braids. Also the novelty
called KNOCK About" can be folded,
sat on, mashed or handled roughly
without losing its shape. Childrep's
straw hats never before equalled, not to
be excelled. Rumford Bros. ,4O4 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17

Thank fortune we have had a copious
refreshing rain without asking Conk-
ling's permission.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17
"It IL Curing EyervbOdv -

writes druggist. "Kidney-Wort is
the most popular medicine we SELL" It
should be by right, for no other medi-
cine has such specific action on the
liver, bowels and kidneys. If you have
these symptoms which indicate bilious
ness or deranged kidneys do not fail to
procure it and use faithfully. In liquid
Or dry form it is sold by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-17
NOTlCE TO CONTRACTORS.

a
| Sealed proposals viii be received bv the
committee appointed by the Levy Court OF
New Castle county. for the construction of a
| piled bridge on the site Of the old bridge
across St Augustine marsh and creek. The
| bridge to be constructed with white oak piles,
caps. strngerS and plank: the railing to be
of either white oak or white pine. Length OF
| bridge about = 400 feet, width 10 feet. to be
widened in two places to a width of 20 feet,
each a length Of 50 feet. The work to be
| brGced and bOlted in good and substantial
manner, the piles to be driven to a solid foun.
datiOn.
Sealed proposals will also be received for the
construction Of an earth road on the same site
to be Of n width not less than thirty feet on
the top, the sides to have slope of at least
nifty degrees, ana when finished to be at least
fifteen feet above low water with bridge
about seventy in length and twenty feet in
width across st. Augustine creek. constructed
oil piles Of white oak, five piles to bent the
bents to be eight feet apart well braced and
bolted. caps, Strngers and plank to be Of
white oak. railing to be of white pine with
wooden cribhed aDutments, five feet Of the top
OF which to be good white pine faced timber
Proposals will also be received at the same
time and place for the construction of the
same work and in the same manner, partly in
wood and partly in earth.
Specifications can be seen on application to
William Polk, Odessa, Delaware.
All proposals must be addressed to William
Polk, Levy Court Room, Wilmington, Della.
ware, and delivered on or before ! } o'clock
A. NJ, on Monday. May 23 1881.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
CHkIs114E M51ttsAA SGthi FERIGnR, Committee.
WILLIAM X. BRIGHT, ! myl$7t
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- Gin lpltnbitss DdbnaGissei6snf
bat ganpsrbilt feinsn I6&tsrn ssmadt,
inbsm sr isrer bsrlsl6sn eintaufsnp Mtiien
her Qafe @tcrs Gtfentabn iiberma&ts.
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Wdnts, bic meins etnfamsn Qualen &c
1eban baben, rebsn fTnnten, ite wiirosn "a.

Wdncs, bic meine etnfamen Qualen &C.
ietan babsn. rebsn fDnnten, i1e purosn "a
gen: Dieter elenbe Mann III se
frapft senus = @alerny f&pieg un,
fSbnte nur mandmal lei1t In feline sefal
teten 5dape, bic fd trampfbaft in fetu'
Gusen poer In feline 9aare frallten.
sDte er fd bann erbob, mar fetn ST.
ildt entfeblih. Ct bate tetasn Sroit Sc
funben. Ct fdaute nidtt mebr auf naa
BEN @briilusbilee. gr f.:irfdbts aur.
st ptll ibm NQss iasen Der @tenpe
ber 6unb Sd. -. Id Babe ion etnae'
fdlafert Bic sur 5od3sit. er miro bio
battn nl&ts perratten, oenn er elaubt, ,bab
er mid be3wuneen bat. Nter, vena er
Rebt, pab ntht Neihttum unb gbre msin
Zoos ietn mirb, lcncsrn. :. .oann wirb {.
nt6t metr inwstsen, oann mtro Ct (td
rdhtn mp(en, aann wirb ct iam nahrei'
fen unb. ...! as! - idrie Salerns
auf I'M namenloieaen Corn. Seins Nu.
gen ftterten srausnbaft bsu mte aabsnau
gen In bic 0uft = bas ertrase i'd nidt
ST mub aus meinem @ese - seute nod,
ebe ss 3u ipdt nirb Ob, er wia bas
san5e mat1ams @stdubs msinss Qebens
1srtrammern, bas Slid Die @bre bss
Wsnf6en, Der. = N'mm bid in Nht, Sa'
cob prcsfi. SD babe es bir selast, i'd
bin aufaerest J. On wiqlf init mir &c.
benz aber Id firdte ..tu wirR roraus
reiisn miG.u !....
tGurtietnas fOIst)
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,Diater dwarmen Ser
liebte te1eufaen!"

Sm D.siaerYsrl bsr ShSpfuns, rem
Wstbe, llne 70 pisle Neise psreint, bab 20
lanse 3eit nimmt unb ssnauss Nahfor
fneu. Die Getler gu fnoen, iaqs iitsrtaupt
pelGe porbaneen 7nb. Das Weib bat
bic sb!e Nufsabe, In ben @tunben bee
6ummaro BEN Wann gu trSasa. gBsnn
attr bic Sonns fdeint uab allts teu III,
bana miro nas gDsit gum teltern Shmet.
tsrlins, uno Nidts III su lofbar fur feline
5alle. uao unlsre Qlstllnae, telonbsrs
bic iunaen Mdodsn tiu3ulanse, leaen BE-.
btfcnetren Uertb auf bic Jubbstl.i.
buns. Denn 20 ouf eisism @etiete .twas
Neues ober Mooernss In Ju6bstleipuna
sttt. uniere junsen MdpAeu maTen "a
baten. uab mas fann 60 tlblheres ee.
ben, ais eihfn ,isrliA umtu0tsn Nu6 I?
Der III sin Meetu fir Die 8ilssausr unb
Gin 1hsma, fir pas DiHter lAwar men
unt iitsr eas 8erlisbts Isuftn. Dir
stauten, bas IN ttns paTsnee ginlsituuo
5u BEN, Worauf mir bic Damsn aufmsrf.
fam MAIDEN wousn ndmlib ibr @hub.
seug BET ben 5srun MARTIN unb
9 ob n stn,utaufen.
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Gin neuer Muebrub Der We1t in
Nu6Idub.

@aon ieit sinissr 3.tt 8sbt in Mostau
sas @sriiht, eab im Woloeeaer Goupsr.
nsment etne eteentblmliae Rrantbtit
besrlde, .selde NIT Der I'm portssn Sabre
I'm @susernement Mfra&an eralFrenpen
PET 8rose aetnlt&teit babe. grfunbteunz
gen, welae BET ,ussrlalfsen GilAertifr.
men In Wolosba unb Saruslau eings;ogsn
warosn, bsadtisen oieie @erlHte, une
puree nod ermittelt, bab ber Gouserneur
ben beorottsn Ortea bereits 6llfe selea.
bet babe.
Su stnem an ben utern bts &ubins.
tcis'lh Sses I'm 8alapniiom' 'laen 2reile
ii 3u Bestrn p,s pprissn Wcnats eint In
psr @seenb bisbsr nidt sstannts spibe.
mifae Rranfbeit aufsstreten. Der srR.
srfannte aarb unter bsftieen Giebsrer>
lheinunsen, unb mad Ysrlauf renissr
Stuuoen srfrantten Mae, bic trssnb melae
Beriibruns nit benz 8erforbsnen sebabt.
Die Rrantbett maate 70 reiesnbe Sort.
iarttte, bab f1d Der BepSlferune cine
furdtbare 9anif bemaatiste. SIN benz be.
nadtarten Dorfe, In welhes bic GptDsmie
,psr{dlsppt" wutbe, ilollrts man Tie &rar.
fen une fsllte Speile unb Irant Dor bic
5auiss, bic Nismano mebr au bstrstsn
waste. Sn etnem pri!tsn SrSberen Oprfs,
in wtldem ifd bts ldnblide Gsloldeer.
fation bee RreiIes bsfnbet, prpnete Der
Arat al, bic Grtranften aus ibssn 6du(ern
furt,uldafsn uno In Elm Notblptta! 3u
brinesn. Die pua bem gorasfa0enen 70.
fort tn &fnntnie seisbts Resterans entien.
bste BON oer eanpidait Merste, wslas
gortstrunssn sessn tpeiteres umitdsrst.
fen ber Gppemie trafsu. Die @siammt.
3abl Der Grtsanften bstrast In ben DDr-
fern 40; bas Dro,ento,rbattni6 Der Ser.
Rsrbenen, Nnfanss istr unsanfig, iua fa
eetentrt taben. Die 5auptmsrfmale Der
&ranibeit fno Gisber unb buntle Bu.
bonen. Dab es nidbt bic idwar3en Blat.
tern, {onssrn eine Mbart Der Mnradaner
z{Guma (pef) IA, wire poa ben Nerstsn
beadtisf. Die gsp0lteruns elaubt, pas
bic Gpteemt, BON Sdifern, welte NIT
DSrrfi6sn I'M 5erb fe BON garatom ber.
auftamen, ..einseidl.ppt" rurbe. Sn
Rstinst iollen ibrissns i'm 5erble metr.
fad berlet grfrantunsen psrsslommen fein.
I'm ber BSrie ;u Wisn 1T iibrisens elm
@eridt in umlaui. esmaufolse bic lheub.
Hide Rrantbett f.lbf In Mostau bereits
ttre Opfer eeforoert bate. Nah ben l.b.
ten uns serlieseneen Nahridten ldBt fA
an bem Nusbtuhs Der Yeit felbR nidt
mstr stpeifeln. oenn eas offsiGie ruifide
8latt gtrts" tann bas ereisnib ntdt
msbr tcbtl&meie.n, icnbern siett Nnbsu.
tunsen. spsl&e bas oben Mitsetbetlte be.
fdti8en. Die art osrlsl6en erinnert leb.
taft an bic Mittbeilunsen rulfiher BIdt.
ter ,ur 3eit Der Wsltianta 'ldsn gpioemie,
bsnsn e samals osrbuten mar, bas Dprt
- Yef" 3u nennen."
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Die SHentlihe Sdulo @anubas
bat a6 seBen oos Yoriabr um 16 Milict
nen Drlars permebrt !; iie tetrdst in
runper Summe 200 Wiilluuen Dollars.
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5eras 8.

- Au tin. II Sanuar. Ter Sou.
verneur ube,ianofe cen, @enat tine BOT.
ihaft in Be5us auf ben BEN @ifeutabr=
| seieulhaften Bel;ebenen @hulfcnt, BE.
3aelid bes Nustauides BON Bombs une
be3asli6 Der aussaben unb @innabmen.
6aus. 6elsenbe sfcmite's wurben er.
nannt Repenue unb gelieueruns
6. s. War5bad, Boratenber. Oeffent=
lide Sdulo - Scctt. 6inan3 = Bater.
6taats : Inselesenbeiten = Striblius,
NilitdrsAnSelesenbei' = 2inton. ST.
liebuns = Goto ! s6et unb Tabriien
= @rap Wur3ba9 bradte cine gia
elm, Diltrift= superintenbenten flir Sfent
lide 6reiidulen 5u ernennen.
= Der @euperneur pirt am IS. iuz
ausurirt uerben. - Sc 1T tebt abaemadt,
bab Capt. Brwman Staatslefretdr wer-
ben pire unb Wr. Span. @dpieserioba
Ses @onperneurs, bic Stelle ois 9bsfs
Glerf erbdlt.
= Die Snternaticnal= Babn bat In
New=Yort neue Altisn ansgeseber, I'm
bic Strede rcu Nultin mad Gan Antc.
MO austuu:n 3u iSnnen.
Gin mcblbatenoer Harmer rcu
Barter Counts, Der Der Idlfhuus arses
lla9t mar, bat in Weatberforp selb1t=
mcro beaanSen. tnben er cine srrge Dc=
fis BON Garbctidure gu lih nabm.
= Durd Dallas paiRrte cine arcEe
An5abl bon @miSranten aus Nrfanlas
mad bem Weiten. gie erf:irten, bad
ihnen nod 500 nadfcfaem rpereen.
= Die Teras Yaelfic gabn lit am IS.
Bic Nbilene. 1875 Meileu meitliA pcn
Daloe, ferti88eiteat worben Die @olf,
@clcrdco uao Santa Sc, RE Denifon=
poeilic unb bic ct. Qcuis unp Can ssrou=
cisccs 1otn iDerben bic Teras l,aciiic lei
bieier Citation treu3en.
= Die Teras=yacific Babn wiro bis
gum 1. Wdrj ibre @trede tls mad Den=
ton aussebout baten.
4 = Sn sberman berrfdt GROCER Su
bel uber bic Nnfunit nebrerer YDaaeula
bunsen 3cblen. Der seserpdrtiae Win,
ter iit ber ftrensite, ben man ie Bier er.
lebt bat unb bic yrennmaterialien marer
IN lebterer 3eit iebs tnapp uno tteuer ae
morben. = Sm County 1T cine Yetitler
an bic 2esislotur im lmlauf, oae
Stimmredt auf bic lteuer3ablenben Dar
ger Su beiArdntea. - Sn Sbsrman mer.
ben aQer Bcrehnuns mad bis 5Hm Sdluf
bieier Saiicn 10000 Ba1en Baumwon,
gum Warft 9ebradt merben.
Ven Brownsville miro beridtef
bab bic aesuns bes 6abela an Der 3an,
bon Mericc i9nea Dor fd oebt.
/ - Nn Ste1e Ses perftorbenea sSrit
8eiduan in Auftin if @D. pupp.re mi
GROCER Waioritdt ale stabrasbsmitaliel
erwablt pprcen
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unterluAe senau unb mable b

unteriuhf eenau uno wable bas
Bette. Nsutdotsr's nDeutlAss Sin.
bermebl" (pabotrcpbine) NJ, be Bis isbt
pom tsinem &tnberuabrunssmittel ii6ers
trofen. Der grfols III wunoerbar. Mat.
ter. bic Sbr Gud ber @eiunot.it uno bes
@eos.beus gures eieblinss trfrsutn tpoat,
madt Zen gerlud unb Str werbet 90 nie
berutn. Or. q, $. Mspsr BON Stem
yorf fhreibt: - Sd babe DsIt1hss
6inoermebl bauf5 ansspanet uno sisbe Go
atlsn Qie6isfhtn pr dparuten sur. gu
tabsn in alien rem ommirtsn Mputtsfsn
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Rtnn Du aufbSren wirll 10 pel aus
3useben fur feine Jelsicer. fttte Speiisn unb
ntue Mcoen. Raufe CUTE, selunoe glab.
runsemiItel, tiaisere uno bei1sre 6lstouns;
osrihafs Dir mebr reele unb cauerbalts,
fiil's Qetsn In ieoer Sinaht. unb tsfonosrs
btmms Die ndrrtlhe @ewebnadt tpflpieli.
&c Gaodoottoren an,ulfelsn, ocer 70 pisl
uOn ben laledten 5umtns. .Meci,inen su
aeorduhsn. welde Dir nur ihaben, ater
iebs Tein 8srtrauen auf baS einfade une
rsins beilmittsl, 5opIsn. 9itters, weites
ispsr,stt hsit nit nar esrinssn Soften, uao
Tu wirit eie Butssa 3sl!sp isbsn uno quite
@rlunpbe!t tateu. Giste cine eurere
Spa!te.
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8aun10ei6tiSmuS.

Dir stitn gaunfdeibtfdsn 6silmitfsl bireit BON
Carl 8aunfhsibt u. 50. iu DsutGdluno ts3csen,
lne in DENTON. Itras su babsn mar bic gum
|. 80 ORA 1881. yrtife: l Q.benswsder.
2strbuG unb cine e5lafhs OIsum Baunfdeibti,
fret Yer got IS so. Gint 9lafhf Slsum Baum
i1sitiii, fret per got 81 25.
s. s. gros,
yrattifaer gaunfasibha.
DENTON, 9trss, .. .. Bor ~. (6,i.w4W
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= Gine 5ofle auf gresn anb 5amorr.
boiDtn. DIR. iuflhsr niGt paran lftpet,
slaubt ss midi; wsr fe absr BAT, psrastt
une. Darum pas Qsiptn pfrlanssrn, 70
lanse Nnafefis, ras btriitmte Qtilmii=
tel pts Or 9. Silsbef, In Dsinsm Bs
rsim iR7 Tu bsauGlt tsinrn Borratt pas
pom 3u faufsa teuor Ou 20 fsltsr srprobi
baf. .. Neufdbter s. Go Dor 3946.
N.w yorf. lsnttn Dir auf 8srlanssn
toltsnirs sime probe. Dsnube tas men
fhenfreunolihe ansrbietsn ctr 9enanntsn
Ultma, Did ron Deinsn Qualsn ~ be
fseisn, obsr Ja ssrilerlt pas 8shi su
fla9sn. -
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Die Ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fGurtietnas foIst.)

Die @efuntheit bef6rbernb
Die Qrpreb uon @ticaso iaat BON Dar.
ners Safe 8.bneu unb eioer Cure: vDie.
felben itnb TN bSdiien @rabs atiunc une
tonnen bon alt unb Sung nit ale,hcm
Vortbetl benubt wsresn. Gle 6ilpen rae
ein3ise Mittel, weltss BEL B!aientranfbeil
eanernb wirft. Dies aQsin fhon (oate
ibnen sinsn teten mepi,ini(den 5riumpb
pfrltafen