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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

was travelling lately in the Jungle, and the con-
slant exposure 20 extreme heat and dampness fol-
lowed by chilly nights, brought on severe cold,
which quite destroyed my voice for a few days. and
then settled into a hard cough. I procured n bot
tie of DIR. Jayne's Expectorant soon possible.
ana 10 gave me immediate relief. and soon remoy-
ed the distressing symptoms. One OF my friends
who had been suffering with cough and severe
pain in her lungs. persuaded TO try the Expec-
torant, and after taking less than half bottle.
found herself quite well. We believe DR.. Jayne's
Family Medicines arc the most valuable that have
ever been introduced into Burmah.-Rosa Adams
Bailey, OF the Baptist Mission, Rangoon, Burmah.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

A strip of plush is now lightly bound
around a flower pot on drawing-room or
dining-room table. and finished off with a
bow, or by merely tucking the end in. Ruby
plush around pot containing maiderhair
fern looks particularly well.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

There is considerable suggestiveness in the
remark expressed by an English speaker at
the Church Congress. discussing methods of
charitable relief: ''Iou have thought of the
victims OF moral corruption, as they are to
be found IN prisons and warehouses, in
asylums and penetentiaries. You forgot
that there are more OF them in stately dwell
lings lingering oh beds of sickness which
their own vices have courted. or wasting
selfish years in the false glitter Of rayless
homes -
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

Once more the Heavenly Power
Makes ell things new,
And domes the red-plow'd hills
With loving blue;
The blaekbiros have their wills.
The throstles too.
Opens O door in Heaven;
Prom skies OF glass
A Jaeob's-laddeT falls
On gfeening grass,
And DER the mountain-walls
Young angels pass
Before them fleets the shower,
And bursts the buds,
And shine the level lands,
And fash the floods;
The stars are from their hands
Flung thro' the woods:
Nv.
The woods by living airs
How freshly fann'd,
Light airs from where the deep,
All down the sand,
Is breathing in his sleep,
Heard by the landI
o follow, leaping blood,
Oheart, look down and mp,
Serene, secure,
Warm as the croeuscup,
Like sDow-drops purel
vi.
Past. future, glimpse and fade
Thro' some slight spell,
Some CLEAN from yonder vale,
Some far blue fell,
And sympathies, how frail.
IN sound and smell.
Til at thy chuckled note,
Thou twinkling bird,
The fairy fancies range.
And, lightly stirred,
Ring little bells OF change
From word 10 WORD.
For now the Heavenly Power
Makes all things new,
And thaws the cold and fills
The flower with dew:
The blackbirds have their wills,
The poets TOO.
Youths Companion
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12
A Remarkable Tribute.

Sidney Ourchundro OF Pl,tsburg, Pa. writes.
II have used DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the
Lungs many years, with the most gratifying re-
suits. The relieving influence OF Halls Balsam Is
wonderful. The pain and rack OF the body Incl
dental 10 tight cough, soon disappear by the use
a spoonful according to directions My wife fire.
quently sends Tor Halls Balsam instead OF ply
scian, and health is speedily restored by its use.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

Texas Siftings.l
Two gentlemen. who had been schoolmates
but who had not seen each other for a num-
Der OF years. met one day.
And what business are you inT' asked
one.
Il am bishop Of diocese" answered the
other.
The b-I!" exclaimed the first speaker,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

Hoods Saraparilla gives an appetite and
imparts new life and energy to all the func-
tons of the body. Try bottle and realize it.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

Prof. William North Rice says that the
Connecticut River, between Northampton
and Meriden, was once $50. feet deep and
fifteen miles broad.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

Weak people should use Samaritan Ner-
vine, the great nerve conoueror
MY wife's three years nervous affection, -
says Rev. J. A. Edie, OF Beaver, Pa, was
cured by Samaritan Nervine" sl.50 at
druggists.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

Sir Charles Wheatstone has shown that a
fash of lightning lasts less than Inillioneth
part of a second.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

DIR. Green's Oxygenated Bitters
is the oldest and best remedy for Dyspepsia. Bill
iousness, Malaria, Indigestion, all disorders of the
Stomach and all diseases indicating an impure
condition of the Blood. Kidneys and Liver.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

mo. the Ohio diocese" quietly replied the
reverend gentleman.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

Red Horse Powders are the surest cure for dis
eases in animals.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12
Almost dead or nes Si,e dSing,,

Almost dead or nearly dying
For years. and given up by physicians OF
Brighrs and other kidney diseases liver
complaints. severe coughs called consump.
ton, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazyi
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar TO
women.
People drawn out of shape from excru-
ciating pangs of rheumatism.
lnfiammatory and chronic, or suffering
from scrofula
Erysipelasi
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia,
indigestion, and in fact almost all diseases
frail
Nature is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof of
which can be found In every neighborhood
in the known world.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

Some remarkable observations have lately
been made in regard 10 the heat OF the hui
man body. By means of an ingenious in
strument invented by DIR. Lombard, of New
York, il is ascertained that woman's body
is warmer than that of a man by about
threefourths OF a degree, and sometimes
as high as one-half degree, while in no In
stance has the warmth of a males body been
found to be greater than that of a female
II is also definitely ascertained that children
are decidedly warmer than adults, the differ.
ence being about one degree Fahrenheit, and
that the younger the child the greater the
diversity A difference in the heat OF the
sides of the body is discovered TO be an in
variable law. The left side OF the head, fano
extending downward TO the base OF the neck
is much hotter than the right side. These
curious facts open up to medical men new
line of research and.inquiry.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

CAFE INVESTMEST-To those having funds 10
- invest we invite your attention 10 our per
cent first mortgages on improved farms In ONO
and Indiana. No expense TO lender. Interest PAID
semi-nnnpaly. For particular write as.
DICKINSON u Co., Rchmopd, Ina.
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He Gave Up His Clutches in Three Weeks

He Gave Up HIS Clutches In Three Weeks'
BUTLER n. ", March y, 1852.
Rheumatic Syrup Co..
wish 20 say to the public. have had the rheu-
matism for fifteen years; some OF the time had to
use crutches TO get around, and the past winter
could not get out of doors for weeks at a time.
Have used all remedies could hear of and doc.
tored with different physicians TO no purpose, and
could get no relief until commenced taking your
Syrup. had taken but two bottles before could
see n change. Continuing its a few weeks, find
myself walking without crutch OF cane. Anyone
troubled with rheumatism should take Rheumatic
Syrup and be cured, for II is a positive cure.
j. u. CHATfIELD.
SOUTH BUTLER, March 10, 1882.
Rheumatic Syrup Co.;
GENIs--This is 10 certify that have had rhcu-
matism for several years; Of times so could not
raise my hand 10 my head, nor get my coat on
without help. commenced taking your Syrup,
and had taken 10 but q short time when IL BEGAN 10
help me. have taken two bottles and am as well
as ever. think II has NO equal as q rbeumatic
cure. ISRAEL ], CLAAF.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12
A. t. STEWARDS FIRST LOVE.
How He Won His Bride While He Was n
Poor Young Man.

How He Won His Bride While He Was a
Poor Young Man.
New York Correspondence Pittsburg Dispatch
About sixty years ago Cornelia Clinch
was one of the prettiest girls in New
York. She and her brother, who after
ward became Collector of the Port, were
the children of a ship chandler who was
pretty rich, as wealth was reckoned in
those days. He lived in big house on
Duane street. then one of the most fashion
able parts of the city. Old Clinch was
self-made man, and thought every other man
ought TO be the architect of his own fortunes
So he frowned away every wealthy young
fop who came to WOO Cornelia, and sent her
regularly to school to learn to be a sensible,
useful woman. And his ideas were respect.
ed, for he had terrible temper when he
was crossed.
There is still standing, near Stuyvesant
Square. little, old.fashioned Church known
as st. Marks. In those days il was away out
OF the city in the green fields. But every
Sunday old Clinch went up there with his
pretty daughter. One day young Stewart
saw them. On his side il was clearly case
of love at first sight. He began attending
Church there regularly. Then he made
Cornelia's acquaintance, and, as he
was poor but industrious, the old man
smiled upon him and invited him to call and
take drinks with them. After while Stew
art asked Cornelia a very interesting aues-
ton, and she, like good girl, blushed and
said "Y-e-e-s-if papa says So" Then
Stewart interviewed old Clinch, and he
said Want to marry Nellie, Ell?
Think she's got a rich father, Ell? And
you'd like to come in for share OF his earn
ings. eh?'
mo, sir; you needn't leave her or me a
cent I'll soon be richer than you anyway"
You will, will you? Well, l like thatl
Go ahead and take her, then, and Heaven
bless you both"
So the young folks, who were tremendously
in love with each other were married
and went to live in modest
little cottage on Reade street, and
were glad to be able to cover the
floors with rag carpet. Old people who
knew them there tell me they lived an a,
Others happiness in all things, and consult
ed with each other about every detail oil
household or business affairs, and became
two souls with but a single thought good
deal more completely than most couples
nowadays.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12
Vital Questions,

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what Is the best thing in the
world for quieting and allaying all irritation
OF the nerves and curing all forms of nervous
complaints. giving natural, childlike refresh
ing sleep afways7
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
Some form of Hopsl"
Ask any or all of the most eminent physi-
clans:
What is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on to cure all diseases of the
kidneys and urinary organs; such as Bright's
disease, diabetes, retention or inability to re-
tain urine, and all the diseases and ailments
peculiar to Women"
And they will tell you explicitly and en-
phatically, "Buchup
Ask the same physicians
what is the most reliable and surest cure
for all liver diseases or dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, indigestion, biliousness, malarial fever,
ague," etc, and they will tell you:
Mandrake or Dandelionr
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with Others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such q
wonderful and mysterious curative power is
developed which is 90 varied in its opera
tons that no disease or i'll health can posi-
bly, exist or resist its power, and yet it is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak
est invalid or smallest child to use.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
WebraSfa.

-Ntm iast, baB bas 0afier bes Blatte
Riuer in Der porisen ISOLDE b6ber mar ais
lie porber.
-giele Sarmer in GaB Gount.p
pflanSten 6orn gum brittsn MaIs.
-Se6;is S6psbsn, brett BON S6wes
ben, baben ii6 in . on County
anseiieoelt.
SIN 8 aibtnston 6 II tp berrldt
cine neue Bferoefranfbeit, Strangles aes
nannt. SIS lit cine 9unsenfranfbeit ,inb
fibrt in pislen 6aaen ben COB berbei.
Die Suttersi in Sutton wirb BEN
&abm bon 1000 &iiben benutsn.
-Gentral Gitp bat cine &6lefas
brig, Die $4,000 foitet unb ibr @elddft
NIT $50 6iiben, uno $40 6annen gum Gins
iammeln Der Wail9 uOn ben Sarmsrn in Der
llmsesenb, betreibt.
Die aftienbefiter Der Solt County
Sntterei baben beidlohen, ibr 6apital auf
SIC, 900 81 erb0ben.
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aus Den nerf6ieo enct etaatem.

-Oabas Staats Oeparte e.
ment in @aibinston ni6t sencist su ieiu
i6eint, Dem BON Der britii6en &e9ieruno
seitelten Verlanseu auf Muslieferuns ber
Srldnber Spnan, Sberiban, Sbeebp unb
&eesan 81 wiafabren, 70 wirS ENGLAND,
wie uon 2onbon beridtet wirb, Dem Staats.
Oepartemert einen Gntwurf gu einem neuer
Gnslieferunss gertrase uorlesen laiIen,
mad weldem aus bic @uslieferuna pon
Berionen seforbert werben fam, Sic iid
zines politii9en Serbrebens ODER Ser.
sebens f4uIbis sema@t buben.
-Oie Na9Idiiisteit, mel6e
bas neulide 0riifenln9liif IN Seem Oort
berbeifibrte, fam ben Stdbten Nem Oort
unb 8rootlpn tBeuer al iteben fommen.
SIS iinb ndmlid pom Oenem, wel9e per.
wunSet, iomie uon ben NnsebSrisen Oerer,
wel6e babel ibren Sob fanbeu, S9abener.
iatflasen in @nsii6t seitelt worben.
-8Iutrade. Sn ltniontopn, genn.
ipluanien, eri9oB am IS. Sum- Sames
Nutt, Der Sobn bes perftorbenen Staats:
Gaiiirers @apt. q. 6. Hutt, ben MSrbe,
ieines 8aters u. 6. DUTIES.
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nod ii6 sieben. = Sine sroBe @nsabl fIeis
ner @irtbidaften wirb inter bieiem @eieee
einseben, in gbtcaso aqein etua 1000;
bod werben bic perbleibenben $500
S9anflocale bann Der Stabt cine &epemae
pom 81 400, 900 einbrinsen, udbrenb iie
Biz iett MIR circa 5000, 900 aus bieier
Sueue besog. Sir bic Steuersabler gbi>
caso's wirb bies cine bsbeltenbe grlei9tes
rung iein.
Der Sdweinefett : Sertbeurer Beter
Mc@eo9, Ser Sauptma6sr in Der Dor etma
5 Monaten in 6 ; a 60 gu StanSe ses
fommenen Geri6uOruns G. Goruer" in Ser
8Orien : @auneripra6e senannt) CUR 8ers
tbeuerins bes S9weinefetts, bat am Is.
SUM NIT swei bis brei MiQionen Dollars
8anferott semadt, neil er ii6 peripeculirte
unb BEN Breis bes S6malses nidt auf benz
finitli6 in Die SSbe seldraubten Breiie
bulten fonnte. Der Name Der banferots
ten Sirma lit: Mc@eo6, Gperinston &
So. Dem Corner" lift bas &iifsratb
politdnbis sebro6en, Der 8reis bes Sets
fiel iofort BON $11.45 auf s9.O5. Man
balt iett bic Dor &ursem ieitens McGeo9
& So. erfolste Seanitunouns bes pon
Gomler gros. selieferten S9weinefetts
tpesen ansebli6er 6dliduns bssieIbsn fir
eitel Spiegelfe6terei.
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SatnoiS.

-Oas gdanfli1ensssiet, welbes in
beiben Sduiern Der 9esislatur BON Slinois
ansenommsn poroen 1T, i9reibt Dor, bab
feline Stabt, 9orf ODER incorporates @es
meinpeien SdanfIiSenien fir peniser ais
$500 ausftelen barf, seitattst iebo6 cine
S6nntIiSens fir Sier alein pon $3.50 unb
iiberlaBt es ben betrefienben gsmeinweien,
bariiber gu enti6eioen, OBJ iiberbaupt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ausseitelt werben fol.
len. 90 iiberIaBt es ben betrsifenbep Sc
meinpeien %ferner, irseno cine b6bere Gum.
me fir S9anfliSenien feit5uietsn. 60 4.
g. fam fir ben 8ieruerfauf aQein Die
S6anfliSens bis auf 81, 900 unb mebr feit,
ODER Der ausi9anf sdnjIi9 uerbc,
ten wsrben. gs entbalt Strafbeitimmun
gen, lpel6e Strafen Don $40 bis 800 ODER
@efdnsnibltrafen pom 10 bis 80 Sasen,
ODER bsibes, mad @ut6iinfen beS Ridters,
Cine lleberfiibrnns ioa in
iebem Sale cine 0erwirfurs Der 9i3sns
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Bieber 'mal sum Marren aebabt.

Sd las uno b0rte 10 uiel be,iisli9 De,
ausseseidneten Giseni9aften, Die bic Sop
fensSittern beiiten ioaten, unb meme 6rau,
bic immerudbrenb mebesinirts, unb bod
ni9t seiunb wurbe, qu6lte MIDI 10 beltdns
big, ibr bod BON Der MeSi,in gu peri6af.
fen, baB i6 mid enbli9 entl6lpB, mid
NAL wieoer gum Barren babsn gu laiien
nnb Jest freue i'd mid, bab i'd mid basu
enti6loB, bsnn in weniser ais swei Monas
ten, nadoem fie ansefansen bate, bic
pBittern" gu sebrau9en, mar meme Sraii
uoaftdnbis berseiteut unb 1T ieitbcm, iesi
a9tsebn Mtonate suriid, immermdbrenb 10
seblieben. 90 LAB i'd mid germ gum
Narren baben. = s.. {. ct. Saul.-Nus
Der yYipneer=Ercb".-
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WtSconTn.

-Yom II. bis 81. September mir6 in
Sfbfob Die a.. idbrIi6e @uSiteluna
unb Sair Der Nortbern Wiscoiiin gsrieul:
tural anb Me9anieaI NFociation f%tattfin.
ben. Die peri9iebenen giienbabns unb
DampfbOots@ eienidaften, peIde Sen Sers
febr NIT Oibfoib uermitteIn, merben Yais
iasiere gu @rturiionspreiien unb 9usitels
IunssartifeI frei befSrbsrn. Der Setretdr
Der Iusiteuuns, u. 6. auitin in Oibfolb,
eriu@t um m0slidft seitisc anmelbunaen.
Ion ibm finb weitere 9ufI9li6e unent>
seltIi9 ieberseit gu erbaIten; bic @eieas
i6aft bot aud elm biibi6es Yampblet brufs
Ten laiien, wel9es on ansesebenem Orte
slei9faus gratis gu baben lit.
gu 8irnamwooo erplobirte am
II. Sum- Der 0ampffenel Der SdsemibIe
BON so. u. Yorf & 60. Das sansc @s>
bdube murbe sertriimmert, nnb Ser 0adtsr
Sis9ins perlor bas Qeben babel.
Die Wisconiiner Brpbibitions,
u b aociatiom belt
am 5. bs. in Der Senatsfummer gu Mabi>
ion lire brittle Convention ab, ertldrte bobc
9icenS unb Socal : Option fir einen sSrr>
tbum rno bei6loB, NIT nidts weniger ais
uOaiser 9robibition sufrieoen sl lein.
OreiBig Mit9lieber waren anweienb, Die
I'M Gamen oes 8olfeS pom Wisconiin lpra,
den, wie emit bic brei S3neiber pom Cons
bon ii9 mir, .cas Bolt uon gonoon", uns
terSei6neten.
-Veloit wuroe am IL. SUM BON eli
mem Wirbeliturm beim9eiu6t, Der BEN
sansen @ei6dftstbsil bes Ortes oemolirte.
Sin Wfann wnrbe pom ben bsrumliesenSen
Guimmern eri6lasen uno mebrere Berios
men baben gerletunsen bapOn setrasem.
Der @irbeliturm am IL. Suni bat
aud IN Der @e9en6 pom Green cate
betrd9tli9en S9absn anseridtet, bod linS
ibm sliidli9erpeiie feline Menidenleben
gum Spfer gefauen. Sn Dem Obifqarten
Wm. s.. Sberpoob's, benz ar0Bten in
Wisconfin, finb uon 600 gaumen nnr 80
fteben sebIieben. 9lnf benz grapman'iden
Inweien wurben 40 Obitbdume ilmaemebt.
No9 sr0Beren S9aSsn ri6tefe Der
Sturm IN Dem pier Meilsn norbweitid pon
5onb bu Sac beIesenen Sownibip Srienb.
hip IN. Der 54idbrise SoIepb SuIpan
puroe eri6lasen, ais CT chen bas Sdeus
nentbor Suma6te. Oas @obnbaus pom
8obert Wtoiber wurbe nebit S6euer poll.
ftanoi9 ~SerftOrt. Moiber befano ii6 nebit
@eib unb 6inb CUR 3sit in benz 6auie,
ais baiielbe pom Orfan a~ufseboben un6
$50 SUB nett getra9en pur6e. Der 80:
ben fiel beraus unS bic gepobner i~tirsten
CUR Grbe nieber. 6rau Moibsr unb ibr
Sino wurSen i9per uerlebt,
Sir bas elite Sdngerfeit bes Norb,
weitli9en Sangerbunoes, wel6es pom 90.
bis %. b. Mfts. IN ga GroHe abgebalten
wirb, sibt Der rRorbitern~ cine elegant
aus9eitattete r6eits3 eituns" beraiis. gSie
mir aus berielben erieben, werben ii9 an
benz 6eite 20 @eiansuereine betbeilisen.
SIN Yrairie bu Gbien ertranf
Niontas Der 80bme SamsS Stinaf.
Gr sins .%betrunfen gum Baden, wIrSs
wabri6einlid pom &rampfe b%efallen nnb
9ins unter.
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-Sn Nebrasfa Gitp wurben 1ers
iammlunsen absebalten, Tim cine @eieas
i6aft gu organiliren fir ben 8ar elmer @is
ienbabn in elmer iiibweitliden &idtuns uon
iener Stabt.
linn cine 9ampfmiible su befommen,
baben bic Burger SrownpiIIe's
$4,000 suiammenseIest, Die fie Semienisen
seben molten, Der Die Mtible baut.
-Orei Seem gorfer baben $50, 900 in
elmer 8iebSu9ts : Sarm in S~tanton
6pnntp an9elegt.
SIN 9 nrt County ioIen 3oblens
lager entbeGt icin.
-3wei perpe9ene &Guber, pelde in ben
lesten Wodsn in pielen Stabten Nebrass
fa'S @inbrii6e periibt batten, puroen fiirss
lid III Der 9tdbe uon Sreempnt pom Sberiii
@regg attrapirt. Die &erle miperiettcn
ii6, unb cine BON ibnen a%bgefeuerte &ugel
traf Serrr Morie, einen alsenein seadtes
ten Siir9er Sreemont's, in ben Muno, i6lus
linn brei 3dbne unb einen Sbcil bes 6inns
bafens aug, nnb blieb in Ser gtGbe bes
%fiinften &iidenwirbsIs fteden. Na6 poa,
bra6ter Chat ersriffen beibe Strol6e bic
6lu9t. Der Sberiff bolte iie aber am
Slatte Slube elm, mo iie chen einen &abn
beitiesen batten. 3uei pom Sbsriff abses
feuerte S9iiie bate CUR 6olse, baB Der
cine StroI6 tobt suianmenbra6 unb Der
anbere barauf Elm peibes Galdentud
idwenfte unb ii6 ersab. Der Sberifl
bate sroBe Notb, ben &erl lebenbis ms
@%efdnsniB gu brinsen, ba bic Mense i'm
init @ewalt lpn6en molte. Der setDbtets
&duber wurbe ipdter pon ieiner Sran ais
Sames l6octar BON Omaha ibentifisirt.
Die 9dnbereien in Ser Stoe 81 e.
erpation bra5ten BEL Der SIientliden
0eriteiseruns circa So bis 50 per slder
mebr, ais Der Sreis betrd9t, fir wel6en
mar eben 10 sutes 2anS in Der llmsesenb
Der &eieruation faufen fam. Gs Dab geuts
BEL Dem Gerfaufe, bic ba boten, als OF bies
bas einsise 9anb lei, wel6es iiberbaupi
nod in ben Sereinisten Staaten 81 betom-
men iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
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beRe 8itterS, oaS ie ssmtaabt
tutrOe.

ei. Nnb iuisrmsnssisst aus Sopfsn, vsalS, eu6n,
Alraun uno SSpeuSabn. bite d%lteitsu, befen NIB wcrtbs
uoufen Gseoiiinsn Der Welt uns ~.xtsoIteu sae bic bsittn
unb beiltrditisftsH 6isenihaiteu ausr aHoeren 9siImiitsl,
eenn he limb Der sr6bte Sluirsiniser, sebers &esulator. nne
sebtn uus @eiunobs,t ~brineeHoss 7tiiteI auf green. aeins
Srantbeit ODER idItdte Geiunobeit Tam uRmsslih LANCE
aubolten. mo oiele Siiters angenanoi peroer,. 10 entiHits
ben une ueqtommen limb lie in ibrer Sirtuas.
sic ee5er ShpddIiben ans SrsntsH nsues Seten uno
Graft. Cur ale Solds, oeren Seid6itisuns lnrcselnhs
Bisteitsn Der gtns.wsies pS,r llriusOrsans psrnria4sn,
oosr bic etnen NppetiireiSer, Ssnie cher mtlees StimulaRt
nStbis baben, iinO Sopiens sitisrs psa uniddsbsrsm G@rs
the. benz ne fns boot seiIiam, hsrfsno II. iiinnltrere,
sbne ~ berauidtx.
@inerlei ME ibr iibli. sbu mas sure Spmptoms fno,
pie bic Rranfheii sotr sas setses best, s.brsudt Sepiens
Sitters. ssartet uidt bis ihr trsnf isis. isnteru wsnn ibr
idlt&t NIB riisrabd iablt, ssbransst SsYiensSittsrs io>
tort. Is rsitet pisleist sur Stbtn. buRoerte limb eas
burd serttist psresr. S5so werssn i'm eiu.n Saa beSablt,
ben ne nibt turireu osu bsli,n.
seiett nidt unb last cure treuuss niat leistn, %iouetrn
ssSrauat nab brtset We Sspisn : Sittrs ia sssrans
den.
Ssesutsi. Sspi.nseiltrs IN t,is iSts6t.s, nit arSnst
ye,mii&tes. beauitenoes Se,rant, isne.rn bic reinis uns
bette NeeiiH. Die is ssmadt puree; Der Srtuno nns bic
9enuRns es 9rsutcu", HHo tetne Serion sser Sauntite
tsate ohne sieistss ien- Sufust bas Siitsrs beuts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
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Serr 6. 6. gramble, giebsidter BON
SeOtlanb, Sons9Omme Gountp, 9. G.,
i6reibt; Na6bem er bas weltberibmte
SeilmitteI, ct. Safobs SeI, sesen ale
2eioen Der &inber unb Pfsrbe, iomie aud
sc9en &beumatismuS un6 Rerpenweb iei.
ner eisenen periOn sebraudt bat, 1T er
iiberaeust, bab es feinen anberen S6mers
tenitiler sibt, welder bieiem slei9tdwe.
gr mnB es unbeoinst alien @rseneien, bic
ibm pdbrenb ieiner fitnfunbswansisiabris
gen graris Dor glusen famsn, por,iebem
ilnb bait fi9 ftets einen 8orratb bapon.