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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-05-25

YOUNG PEOPLE admire talents, and
particular excellencies. AS we grow
older we value total powers and effects
as the spirit or quality of the man,
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II
william J. Coughlin, Of Somervile, Mass, says In tue
fall of 1876 taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS FOL
lowed by severe cough. lost my appetite and flesh
and was confined to my bed In 1877 was admitted 4
the hospital The doctors said had hole in my lung
big a haf-dolar. At one time report went arount
that dead. gaveup hope, but friend told me
DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS
got bottle when to my surprise commenced to fee
better and to-day feel better than for three past
l write this hoping every afflicted with Diseased
Lungs Will take DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, anC
be convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
can positively It has done more good than all tb
other medicines have taken since nv sickness.
0smuU's i'rvp pared God 1.-two. uIi md Lime
Inc OGst medic ne for the Lungs. Sold by ali Drug
Sl5ts. Dep / - 7th ave New York.
FOR SPECIAL RATES for advertising in this paner
apply TO the publisher of the paper. u 20
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YACHTING

A WAC says of a topper: His nose
has passed the rubicaud.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

A. NJ. DOYLE, of Columbus, Ga, says that
from experience he knows ''Sellers Liver Pills
10 he the hast in nSe.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-05-25

SOMEHOW, the ugIiest man always
wants to marry the prettiest woman.
He is justly proud Of his own good
taste, but how mortified he must feel
over his wife'a.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-05-25

EVERY one will find general tonic in "Lind.
seys improved Blood Searcher." Druggists
sell it. Its what you want.
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I'm the Family.
Cor. Wyoming and Luzerne Sts,, !

Too MUCH economy in youth begets avarice
in
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-05-25
a. ]. HuYoK. Deposit. III. Y.

is not knowledge positive. but knowledge COM
parative. and subject to the errors and pas
siOns of humanity
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DR.. Pierces ''Pellets,' or sugar-coated gran
ules-the original :'little LIVER pills (bewal G
of limitations -cure sick and bilious head
ache, cleanse the stomach and bowels, and pu.
rify the blood. To. get genuine, see DR.. Pierce
signature and portrait on Government stamp.
25 cents per vial, by druggists.
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JITISIl'N, IA Sept. 3, 1851.
H. H. WARNER IL Co.-SirS: L have used
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure in my family
with marked benefits, and can highly recon-
mend it, c. w, CARR
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THERE was young lady quite fair,
Who had much trouble with her hair,
So she bought Carboline
And sight to be seen,
Is the hnnd of this m alden dnnlara
Dan', Die in the House.

ITNiF7h TIC III INc TIuUHta
Ask druggists for Rough on Rats" II
clears out rats mice, bedbugs, reaches, vermin
flies ants. insects 15c per box
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SPEAKING truth is like writing fair, and
comes only by practice.
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Frazer Axle Grease.

MAN without secrecy is an open letter
for avarv one tO read
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-07-08


LAST Sunday appears to have been an
unfortunate day for those who went to
Panaca. The single-tree of a buggy was
broken, one of the horses hitched to an.
other buggy seriously cut it's leg in some
manner, supposed to have been done by
broken bottle, and as Billy Culverwell
was proceeding on his way to Bullionville
his team became frightened and ran
away, scattering Billy and his milk-cans
along the side Of the road and creating a
job for the blacksmith in repairing the
wagon. 1t is an ill wind that blows no.
body some good. We have frequently
warned these breakers of the Sabbath
that if they did not cease in this practice
that the Lord would punish them.
GOPHER DANcE--At Harmony, Utah,
they had gopher dance, on the night
of the Fourth, and fifty-four couple at
tended. The gophers are so numerous
there that they have destroyed much of
the crop, SO the settlers formed two COM
| panies to war against the pest, the COM
pany killing the least was to pay the
expenses of the dance. Eleven hundred
and eighty-four gophers, squirrels and
chipmunks were killed.
GEO. GooDHUE, who was superintend-
ent of the Lincoln NJ. & M. Co. of Ell
Dorado Canyon, and was down at that
place for three months or less, has also
attached the property for, we believe,
eleven Thousand three hundred dollars.
Mr.. Goodhue, if he was really in earnest
in what he tsld the people at the canyon,
would do we'll to take trip down there
and explain matters to the them.
JOHN ToRRE has been in Phoebe sew.
eral days looking around, also took 9
trip down to Bullionville and Panaca
He appears to be on "still hunt" in the
political business and will endeavor to
carry Lincoln county for the Republicans
at the next election.
CHARLES BELL, by the advice Of hi!
physician in Chicago, will soon return t.
this coast. He will first go to Arizon;
and stay awhile, and see if it will benefit
his health. His father and mother vii
accompany him.
HyMAN has received this week a choice
lot Of Valenciennes pillow-cas laces, ais,
fine selected lot of Irish crochet trim
mings and laces, and good variety o
notions. Call early.
The registry books are now opened.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-07-08
BULLIONvILLE AND PANACA DOTS
We had a very heavy rain storm in
Bullionville Wednesday evening.

We had very heavy rain storm in
Bullionville Wednesday evening.
There were several lively poker games
IN Bullionville and Panaca during the
week.
A foot race by lamplight for $50 side
caused little ripple of excitement in
Bullionville, Thursday evening.
The furnace turned out for the month
of June 4,4l3 bars of bullion, which is
the largest number yet made in one
month
The thermometer hanging in front Of
the smelling company's office marked 95
in the shade several times during the
week.
Superintendent Frank Godbe took his
departure Thursday evening for Salt
Lake City. He intends returning in
about three weeks, at which time the fur
mace will again be ready to start
The picnic in Panaca on the Fourth
was very pleasant affair. Jogerssn's
whirl-a-gig being the great attraction for
the children while Wedges lager beer
stimulated the older folks and made them
feel young again.
Dancing is on the wane in Panaca, as
the one given there Wednesday evening
was more like funeral party than a
pleasure one. Perhaps the girls are
played out, or the the Washers have re-
tired, or the village youths prefer
Wedges menagerie to the Establishments
of the lassies. kin Sabe.
Some Of the Bullion and Panaca PEG.
pie hied themselves to the cooling shades
of Condor Canyon on the Fourth and, as
they were well supplied with all the me-
cessary little incidentals and palatable
nicknacks of the season, we presume
they enjoyed themselves, at least we did
as we were one of the party The home
ward journey Of some was both stylish
and polyandrical; polyanne in the middle
| and the style on the outside.
There is big race to come off in Pa
naca on the 18th of August between a
sorrel pony belonging to Dan Nyswonger
and bay stallion owned by the Mathews
boys. The race is for $500 side. $500
is already deposited as forfeit with Nc
| Mahon, the balance to be put up on the
lst and 10th of that month. The articles
of agreement are in writing SO there will
be no necessity of calling in the law
sharks to decide on the merits of the
horses.
Those of our citizens who went to cele-
brate the Fourth at Colburn's ranch, in
Meadow Valley, speak enthusiastically
of the good time they had at that pleas.
antly situated ranch. During the day
both horse and foot-racing occupied the
attention of the people, and when even.
ing came the lovers of terpsichore in.
dulged to their hearts content and until
broad daylight in the morning. The
most pleasant feature of the occasion
in view of some pertinent remarks that
have been made by parties in Panaca al
regards the sebriety of the people living
in that section--was the total absence Of
intoxicated persons, as the most perfect
order and decorum characterized the
days proceedings. All join in saying
that it was very sociable and enjoyable
affair and speak highly of the many
courtesies received at the hands of JAKE
and his estimable lady.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-07-08
Know that ! have on the 10th day of June, 1882,
sold to my son,
}. PoUJADE,

All my right title and interest in the business heretofore
carried under my in Poche also the entire stock
of merchandise the premises where said business
has been carried on also the shelving counter safe
cofeemachinery and all other fixtures; also all accounts
1877, in connection herewith His authority to make
drafts checks in my will continue until Septe
Der lst 1882
In taking leave Of my many customers in Lin
coin County beg leave to state that appreciate the
immediate recognition and steadily continued and strong
support which for the past three years they have given
the Cash system which, introduced by entirely
new and could not except in community Of high
intelligence, have been successful request that the
good will and support which have sustained be trans
ferred to my j. Pouade, through whose labor and
the project of the Cash system here has been
brought to successful issue.
P1ocHE, NEVADA July l, 1882.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-07-08
RESPECTFULLY,
r. G.. POU.LADE.


PocHE, NEVADA, July i, 1882.
hereby all liabilities contracted by NT. G.
POUJADE per j. POUJADE" Phoebe. In making my
bow to the public, distributor my of food
products and merchandise necessary useful pleasing
ornamental to mankind, beg leave to state that this
business will be conducted the principle here
toore with such notifications time and experience
may suggest expect to buy for Cash in order that
may not have to impose unnecessary burdens those who
prefer to deal with me- and expect to sell for Cash it's
equivalent in negotiable security, for forty
LIST. l wish to Sell goods not Loan them.
The other Thrty-nine reasons equally strong, but
have not engaged room enough to publish them
shall endeavor in the future to excel all my efforts
in the past whilc acting manage to offer for sale the
very best goods Experience has taught year by
how where and when to buy pure food products Of the
highest grade and in where authorizations asked
for that those authorizations harmless and JUST
AS REPRESENTED | shall endeavor as in the past to
put my prices Low compatible with the wholesale
prices of manufacturers in order that my
find but one price.
TRULY, ss
j. POUJADE.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-07-08

A member of the Jewish Aid Society
of New York city, states that number
of refugees who refuse to work will be
returned to Russia with their families.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-07-08
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

FRIDAYS QUOTAT1ONS.
BY W. q. TELEaRAPn 90.
$50 Ophir-3s0 1896 3.s5
465 Mexican-7h IN
200 Gould i Cnrry-3.3O 3;4
ITO Best Z Bslcher-6h On
295 CalifOrnia--15c
$50 Savage-S5c 90 85c
975 Con virgilia-65c Coo
$50 Chollar-90c CSC
$50 Potosi-6Oc Acc
OBS Hale Il Norcross-l.35 lao
1l3O Yellow Jacket--9sc soc
sos Bslcher-45c 40c
200 Sierra Nevada-6I
100 Alphs-1.35
450 OvermAn-35c SOC CSC
ITO Unien--len 10h
80 klta-96c
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-07-08

Bismarck has the govt again. Bis
marck should come to America and run =
country paper.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-07-08
TRI.WEEKlY STAGE LINE
FROM
PI0CHI
10
EU n FL x a

Leaving Phoebe Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays for BRISTOL, WARD, HAMILTON
and CHERRY CREEK, connecting lat Eureka
with daily stages (Sundays exceptedl for
MOREY, HOT CREEK, TYPO and BELMONT,
making direct connection at Belmont on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays for
Grantsville, Candelaria, Wadsworth,
Austin and Carson 4 Colorado Rail-
road, at Luning, connecting with
the Virginia 4 Truckee and @. r.
Railroads.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-07-08

THE notice of the Republican County
Central Committee, calling primaries,
will be found among our new advertise
meRts.
The hot weather has arrived, and it
appears to be doing its level best to make
up for lost time.
We pity the sorrows Of the poor bald
headed man in fly time, for we now know
how it is ourself.
THE Hurricane mine Of Bristol District
is yielding little very nice looking ore.
Poor Jim Fair! Poor, poor man! He
says he has house i'll this city that cost
him $50, 900, and he does not believe he
could sell it for $3.50 now, Financially,
our Senator must be in very, very bad
fix. Sooner than see him poor again
we'll give him position on the Footlight
for week or two in order that he may
regain a fortune. Virginia Foothght
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-07-08

THE Hurricane mine Of Bristol District
is yielding little very nice looking ore.
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8isntarf mnb Bitter,

Sie nSranffurter 3eliuns@ bonn 21.
SUM 1T nom &iidtrit hes preuBildeH |
6inausWiniHers Sitter nidt iiberraf1t |
tperben. ste iagt: @ir 1in6 es felt
Sabren setpobnt, oaB aroBen &eban bes
&anslers alsbalo Der Guf folgt: Gin
Mann iber 8oro!" unb Aieler Msann
gtaasminiss saaa '"tss psrfapsanesn M S::
N6enha9. Gampgaaieu. guleuburs,
Nobre6t-marum fol- Serr Sitter ridt
benielben Meg geben? Sm 6inan3mi=
niferium YreuBens 9erri6t cine 10 ge=
iunoe Suit, pie in Dem SunafernItiit
oes2eilins'i6e gpisrammes: i;it Melis
faen li4 enilinnen, Harb fein Minilter
0rinnen.s Griid] un6' geiunb perlaIlen
es bic 8eWobner, Aenen mir cann auf
ben Banee1 hcs parlaments linfs Elm
tpenig bel geit'. bod niGt gar au tueit
tute6er beaeaaen.
9aB Serr Bitter elu Opfer bes fanS=
leriiden Gampfes gegen Den 5teuer~
@recutor 1T. miro faum be5weifelt rer=
ben. 5iirit Yismard Fat III ieinen
| nsueHen 8soeN aer biretten NeHeaeruRa
oas SobesllrtGtil sefpro6eu. 9ti1t llur
oie &laliellleuer fou fallen, aud Sic
@lnfommeniteuer millbefens in i6re1
erlten fiiaf StaIen lpQ beieitiat iuerben.
70 pab alle Giilfommen bis 5000 Mart
ffeuerftei feili tuiirheH. Giir babere Ginz
nahtneii ,gia Der Gan5fer Die birefte Mbz
gabe ais eine Nrt Watanesfeuer bette
ben laNen.
| 3ur 8oaltredung oieles llrtbeils lit
6err Bitter ni6t Der ri9tige Manm.
gr ftebt auf Dem 8oben Der alten preu=
BiI@en 2raoition, Der cine fufenmsiIe
absesrsnste biref{e Seitelierllng beg GiNs
tofnmeils fit Ben Grunofein zines
eteueripltems bdlt bas @ere6tisfeit
nit 8iaisfet pereinigt. st bat lih nidt
perbehlt, Dab nieies @DHenl sesenmarz
tig In Areuben nur un5utei6enb bur6=
gefubrt 1T, unb mar Oesbalb bemiibt,
6al1eIbe su perbeGern. 9ie @runbsiig(
, Der @eform. bic CT beatiidtiats unh bit
fnon I'M periaen Sabre uoliItanbig aus
e gearbcitet mar, fnb folgenbe: @rbal
n tung Der 9lalieniteuer in ben pberel
: Stuien, etma bon eintauitno fiinfbun
= bert Marf an; @rbaltung Der @intom
n meniteuer nit proereiiiOen SdBen, oa
: Bel aber unterIheibung oes @iutommen,
: aus Nrbert uiln @rluerb hnb besientgel
]. dds feienr 8eiib unb itartert 9eranste
Il bunq bes lebteren. 9ieier plan batt
= ii6 I'M 2anbe BEL alien parteien lebbdf
ter Spmpatbie gu erfreNea segabt
= feline 9Hr6Iiibrgng eri1ien gig Cit @f
i BET apsglet6enocn 8ere6tIgtelt uni
8 tuiirbe bic StellerrefOrm am ri6tiael
n gnos eingeleitet babeu, Sa6 mas fiji
plGne, mas liub gnt!plirte, big ein 3si
&c iortminfer mdbfan auT6aut. Gin
n farte 9qno fdbtt OaawllAen AHs d
Hau itlrst sWfammon. Cue fold
:. SanD pereitelte aud bas gitter'i6e 9te
4 Il formproiett einitmeilen, au6 Der Wlinj
VI her batte iid) i6Ou Dor Sabresfrilt ia
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$serahfengaa oes Nretfe fitr
DRY=GoonS
9. 9. Vanf, @lpn,p 9lasa'

Ssrr 8. 3. Braut bat bic Yrs'fc fur
iolSsnps SGntttz Baarsn fur
oisis yDohs I'm miubeasns 25 prOsent
repuitrt
Sran,aaf&e sawns nit Tancp Borbe.
Uantp leinene 9awns.
36 3oa fsunsOhlae Ds'ealss.
3sytyr uno l&ottilhs @inaknaS.
@es.(uasrs. 9ithOp u. yittetialapns.
Gsmutsrts UNI einfahs 9tanloOss.
@h!stsr uno aupers lsihts SteHe, Bum
tinss u. ~,
spiasn, Sssassa, pals. aas 1aldsn'
tlasr unp @enasniAirme.
9ps,iels wrs'ie uuo Gnsrtlstaeasn
In 1errsn. uaO 6aabfa 4n3aseu, Site
fsln. Stubsn. ?.mtsn, 5ltsn u. I. NJ.
Sosbsn erBaltsn sinsu reuen Vorratb oDn
Damen. unp RinoerlAuben. SaueIha.
ben, Yanialfela uns 2oils tsartitstn.
Die Yat't, RSuisia Ute nria. Sultan
uno groqust oausfhuas fub iosten eia
aetrofsn unb wsrben gum btllislfsn prsile
oftrirt. 8erssbt Mot, raS STR rtsis
pretssrmSbisaas uas slsie Odsrte nu'
Fabst ss( y. 2. Srant
Nlamo plata
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sd,ra,,t s 50.

QDobl lsltsn III benz Yublifum eine @e=
lessnbeit seboten poroen, au 70 enorn'
biuisen Yreiien 81 taafen, ala Ge9enwdrz
tis in benz aassmein befanntfn Dollar,
Stcre uon Sdram & So. 20 niro Don
tieisr @elesenheit benn uud Der ans9is=
bislts @ebraud stmaht, ans pie Waarsn
seten meg - UNI cine triuiale Rseensart
3u asbrauAea ME marine Semme!n.
yBir mSbten unferen 4eierinnea ratben,
ibre Gintiufs 70 bulp ais mDSId gu ma=
den. Der 3ulauf i'm stOrs 1T ietr ltari
unb mebrt I'D, tdslid. um sas @eoranse
uno ben 3eituerluit gu vernlsiosn, eihftt
es easer upn sicrtbeil tein, nidt 5u lanse
mil sinem yefadc bes Dollar Ssose 3u
3Saern.
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Din Die &epmblifaner bes sebnten
CpnareBSiitricte3.
San Q(ntDnip, Z. cSuli 1882

Oul NlllDlllu, I. oSulI 1907.
Gine Contention Der Gepublifane1
Des sebnten Gongreboiitrictes, tpel9er
Die Counties ganOera, 8aitrop, 8erar,
8lanco, 8urnet, Gomal, Condo, Groz
fett, Gomarbs, @iQespie, &enoal,
9err, &imble, &innep, 2ampaIas, 2la,
no, Weaion, WcGullo6, Wfebi1a, N3ez
naro, San Saba, Srapis, llpoloe uuo
gSilliamion umfabt uirb bierour6 auf
ben Is. @ugult, 1882, yia6mittags 5
llbr, na6 San glntonio berufen sum
3mef Der Momination zines Ganbioaten
fir ben @ongreb uno sur Snbetra6tz
nabme fol6er anberen 9inge, pel6e
Dor Die Gonpention. gebra9t tperoen
m6gen.
Sie SorlibenOen Ser republifaniIhen
eolnttes Der obengenannten Counties
perben eriu6t, at ben GountDliben ib=
rer berf6ieoenen GpuntiesGonoelltionen
ober geriammlungen bon Gepublifa=
nern sll peranlfalten, um 9elegaten su
bieier Contention gu 1enoen. Ser Nuf=
ruf sur Contention iol re6tseitig uno
geniigeno publisirt tperben. sSebes
@ountD mag 10 biele 9elegatem Ienoelt,
ais ibm paiieno erI6eint. 9ie 8aIis
Der yteprdlentation miro bon Ser Gpltz
bcntlon be1timmt tuerben.
u. Siemering
gorlieenoer bes republifaniI0en @reeu=
tip=@oAltes fit oen 10. Gongrebbi ifriet>
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Die Gcuitaaa Staa;alutteris ii bic snstst. btt
bon hem 8olfe eabuiirt DRrbe
Qouiitana State POTTERY Gn.
Disls5 Jufiiiat ipp.es s5ag,s 1853 fur 6,
siee1ae3- uEe Wotltaaiieisits owaGe aoa BE-.
s.aats!esisla!ar fir tsn 9eitraum son finfunb>
swansis Sabren sefsslid ineorparr! nitt sinr1
Tapital spn bl,o00.e09. su n:lGer Re fettbsl
einsn Refersefonb sDa $3.50 ,ooo 6insussfis! 5dl
Dur9 Elm ubsrlawsreIides 0Otum murten ibrt
Redte Elm 2beil Ter seeentpdfieen SiaaistOn.
iiitutipn, an9enOmmen ar 2. Te1ember 1879
Cite quite gefesenGeit (ein Gfiia
sa ataGen,
ibye erpssa 5isRun9en soH einselntr
Runt h Ell fgiissa mpnatiiG fat. Rismals pht
cine 8ietans Ysrfteten. Sian isfe nadfplssnse
DreispsYtbsiiuna.
@rpbe munatliae 3tebuns Der
Classe FL
in ssew Srleaae Dienfas ben 8. Guauft 1882.
@ae uAfsrt tanfiissn 9itbunetn faesn iian Gater
aufftd! unb Geiuna Der G;atrils
&. o.. 8esaregara paa goa:siasa ana
sahai 9. GarlY raa 1'itgiatsa.
eSauptpteis $4,000.
100, 1000 zidets sn s5 isbsa. gtuattsle
In 5unftel i'm Verbdltnib.
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G1niis Malnung anMutier. Mebr
als sl irgeno elmer anoern 3eit rafft
Der Sob i'm @nmmer unter fleinen &in=
bern auf, Grihredeno sroB 1T BITE
3abl ber armen @irm0en, bic. beion=
bers in sroben Stdbten, Der &uhr, heai
9ur9faa uno Der ainoersGboleta
[summer complaint gum Opfer faaen.
Inter iolhen nmitdnben muB es Miit=
tern erfrenliA ie;n su srfeDfea: oab
aseuHabter;s n9euff DIES Sin :
Sc r'ht ell" allgemein als oas bette
Surrogat fir MuttermilA Gilt.
uDeHtfAes 9inbermebf" if
nahrnaft lei1t nerbaulid unb ii6eraus
unblfdmedena, Sn aGea renpmmrten
9ipatbsten gu baben.
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welAe aud icnii bas SntereHe unirer fleis'
men @eienldaft hier In bOhem @rape in
Nnlprud ninlnnt.
Die idwarSen Nusen blitten far einen
Wpment ppu aui uno iiber ben Braser
bin; bann batten lid bic 2ibsr nod tiefer
selenft ais 5upcr, uno I'M bic ldmalen
Qippen itpebte Elm au8brud5pcleS 2i=
deln.
Sd tepaure aubsrrroentli3, ater id
babe nidt bic @bre, ben 5srrn 5u per>
iteben.
ST. bate es nit benz perbiublditen
Gone selast uno bic Horte nit Der an
,nutbisaen gerbeusuus besleitst, um NUN
ieinen Wes nad Dem Sauie in oemielten
lanslam poriidtisen Sd,ritte fort5uieter.
uno in bem Sauie gu peridwinOen. Ser
Gpbclo febrte niecerseldlasen gu ieinenl
! 0reunbe suriid, ber aus Der 2aube bic
Sccne beptadtet bate.
Oteine Srau muB brd redt babeu,
iaste er fleinlaut, mein TranSDlild reidt
nidt aus; mandmal perlte1en mid bic
9eute gang gut unb man4ual, wie eben,
gang uno gar nidt.
Nun, iaste Serr Sunie, gum 9obn fur
Sbre Beideipenbeit win id Sbnen aud
ben mobren @runb mittbeilen, me Bbolb
Sp1tpirben bel ben @eidenfen, wel4e
2abp 8alpcaltle ieiner STRIDE madt, nidt
redt scbeuer 1T. stbcr Sic miilIen mir
peripreden =
aeinem Oieniden! betbeuerte 5err Ss
hclp.
! slud niGt Sbrer Grou!
Der 3uleet!
Nun benn: sapp guapcaitle ife(ttc bic
@eseubecinsuns, ca6 ocr 9apit lis belra=
then mnhe.
Das slaubt meine 6rau niAt, iaste
5err sHbrlo entialeoen.
(1prtfetuns tplai
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WaaeiAe.

Sieroar4 beebre i'd mid, oea, Yutliz
!uns sssebenif an3useisen, Bag i'd biz
" a d tnen W erffdtte bes 5rn.
Saeo 9 d ii bic an YreIafrabs, ,uabe
Der Baade abernommen babe.
Better bon Dampf, uno anoeren Wo.
lalnen made id beIpncsrs barauf auf:
merriam.
Vile M,ten bon &eparaturen, bic in baa
Sah bes Waidinenarte;ters lAlaaen,
weroeH prompt nnp bldg aussefibrt,
$. S6neioes.
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5enrgs Garbpl. Gatbe.

5enrs's @arbpl. Cabs.
@is ii bic tsie @alts fir Sdnitte,
8sulen. ausIalas, @eldwirs. Sal3rtsu.
matIsmus, auiaslprunsene 5anba, Otter.
un9sn, 5abntraugen uno alls Sauttranf>
teitsu, SoHmsrFsden uno Mits1sr. Man
faufe 6enrp's Garbol'e Colts wsil ale
anssrsn 6al(Gsp9a sas. 9rsia s5 Gents.
Or. 0rseas SypSsaaiss YittsrS III
bas teae Gs;imi:ssi fir Dyspepaa, Sal.
lsnisptn, Walaria, unssroaulihtsit uno
&ranfbsiten hes 0lutes, Der Nisren, Qeter,
9autae.
Onrnps Gataesez S9rup
esilt ags aGltien,s sss Sal|es, aopfss
unb 94lunoss.
Or. W ats 3eberptasn iiab bic
tsfen esteartifasn 8eeulatoren.
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gen fOnnen, baB inn cine ielbfitdnoige
Wirffamfeit nidt mebr bei6ieben fem
lperbe. Sismard ,pollte ni6t reformi=
rem, er tpollte abidaffen. ST mill Mil.
lionen inoirefter @teuern bur6 Mono
pole &C. erprelen, um bic bireften
Steuern abi6affen su f6nnen.