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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11
LenrnluE From lhe Enemy.

The lSTRLLIGRSCRR believes in. q pro.
tectiye tariff for the United States, and en-
tleavoB to show why this oughtto be, with
out arguing that as consequence like
pollcywould be best Tor every other country,
Protection is broad enough or narrow
enough to look alter home interests and let
foreign interests look to themselves. 1t is
strikingly different with free trade.
England's home market will not SUI
fee for her productive energy, She must
fad foreign markets to take her wares or
she can not find food enough. And 30 she
wants to blow open our ports with free
trade pamphlets. In these pamphlets, in
the free trade press and from the free trade
stump, we are told how much better 1t is TO
have ''the world for market" as England
has; to be able to "buy in the cheapest and
sell in the dearest MARKET" as England
does. And then we are told that protec-
tive tariff fosters LIGHTHOUSE industries
and brings about ruuioas oyer.production
eliminating in low wages or no wages,
small profits or bankruptcy.
Before Us Is the american Manufacturer
otOctobeH5, whose excellent English cor
respondent writes for the information Of
The American trade, which already be-
lieves in protection, and not to make con-
yerts. For ought we know this correspond
emit may be on English free trader. In his
letter Of September 10, he deals with the
iron and steel industries, which are in a
very unsatisfactory condition. ManuiacIu-
rers are complaining OF scant demand for
their products, and are talking about lower
wages TO enable them to produce at less
cost. Very much is attributed to the
higher tariff against English manufactures
in America and in England's own colonies,
aud these, "hostile tariffs" are set down as
the main cause.
Not even the British colonies can be
induced 10 look upon trade from the broad
point Of view OF the universal brotherhood
Of man. They a,e looking out for self-pre-
lection, and by means Of protective tariffs
endeavoring to build up home, industries;
and they do not hesitate to build them up
at the cost Of the British manufacturer and
workmen. By pursuing this "barbarous"
policy protectionist Canada ha1 made her
self thorn in the English flesh.
The correspondent reports a heavy
reduction in the price Of hematites-"they
have lost from %. to 1Oa upon the twelve
month, land the correspondent docs not
hesitate to say, "this is the result Of over
production" Free traders will regard this
as rank heresy. In their books it will be
set down that protection is the parent Of
oyerproduction among other vices. In
every time Of depression, however slight,
they cry "0verproduction Protection has
done til" But in England lis something
else that has done it. Perhaps It's some.
thing else that does it in America. AT all
events it Is established on English testi-
lnony that something else can do 1t. It is
very possible that a "hot.house" can be
rooted with free trade. This 10 an appall-
ing thought.
We are told that protection is failure
because it can not protect Pennsylvania
and West Virginia against Tennessee,
Tennessee against Alabama or Massachu-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11
Beauty.

at Is claimed that New York women look
Younger also than Boston women do at 40,
or Chicago women nj S0H for the reason that
they have been taking Peuma for the past
three months, but Boston and Chicago women
are coming mp In fine style-entering upon
the home-Stretoh on lialIltn. got one Of
your books on the ellis oil Life from yon-
druggist as 3 present, and. as i directs, haye
are in excellent condition, and the lungs and
heart are Improving finely"
nav JIM WALKER, Lawas, PA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11
NEW ApVERTIsEMENTs.

NTANTED-SHOw GASES. Call on
w or adtHisJ. O HERvEY. No. 1905 Market
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11
RriKht,. DIsease. plabetes.

Beware Of the stuff that pretends to cure
these diseases or other serious Kidney, Urin-
ary or Liver Diseases, as they only relieve for
time and makes you ten times wore after
wards, but rely solely on Hop Writers, the
only remedy that will surely and perma tent
ly cure you. II destroys and removes the
CAUSE Of disease 80 eftectually that II never
returns rrtsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11
MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY
VI 1ul7 AND 1l0O M, ST., NORTHWEST
Nh j. ESDY s0aEss. Fiji PsInc II, u.s.


Reopens " Wednesday, Sept mbeF 70, 1859.
MrS J. EDDr sOAEks, Principal.
English Couue-complste, thorough and mao.
teal. ''sV
Classical couBe-PrepAIes for the seniOr Year.,
the seminary; or faf entrance into VsNAr q;
French and eerman-By the "Satural Mc,holu
(SAuyeuf).
HocntIon-@ChAfGco Nm N. Stevens Hart, Pm,
cipal Of the Washington School Of EloCution
Vocal MuSc-DirCctIon Of Madame Annie Roc.
ner Kaspar
Monumental Mudc-Dlrection OF Prot. Anton
Gloetxner.
Z. Mexer, Director Of Warrington Ar school.
Decorative At-Under supervision Of competent
teachefE
REFERENCES: by permission Mn. sotuep 70.
iers To the following patrons:
.key, Z. G, Andrews. BShop Of n. E. Church.
Washington, D. G.; Hon Il. a.. Teller, Secretary al
the Interior; Hon ', y. Harlan. 4kEo. JuS U. s. sun
Ct. Washington, D. G.; Gen. John W, CT, q [
Minister 10 Spain; Sen. John 7. Morgan, Selma,
Ala; Sen. Wlrn'r Miller. HeIGimer, 4. u; Cen
Green B. Raum, Com. Of Int R.v., Washington, b.
c.; Capt Jas Il. GIllil, U. T. Navy; Charles Buidctt
Hart. Editor Of wheeling lntelliEenCer. GnSl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11

" your lungs ers weak, II q cold causes you
quick distress, you will breathe easier, you
will cough less, you will strengthen the pull.
monaIy organs, you will feel better every
way II you occasionally use DR.. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Ask your druggist
for It . g.. ...... . 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11
EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL
w "a, oE ELoUUTloN & EEGLlsH LA

sVS N tlltet, ". W., WA1hlnRtnn II =, ANHI
MRS. y, STEVENS HAM. P n NJ
Begins October !, closes June i, PriT.,s ~!
received after September !. -'"Se pupils
NatuFA development Ent culture nj IN, .,,..
Tor the purposes Of Conversation ReaSirs s VOICE
AddteS and Singing. Correct utC al IN o,,, 9S
q Articulation and RespirAton, together Vii ~
philosophical laws BY which those oman, .sS Sue
served and developed. 'h"-N' He PFe'
MIy and natural Expression OF sen.ineu, nv
m me- o. spesch Gesture. including ChNIcietS,
Prevention Of Chronic Affection Of the tho,
lung and digestive organs, and the ttrrnVthenISs,
Of affected organs by ludiclouA Vocal and fSSstsNS
Bal, endorsed by prominent phytlcinpL '''SA4
Distinct Articulation taught 10 stammsror, .,.
other euheriny from painful Vocal DelCciS thp y.
suit Of habit, that mHy De entirely Uyercons ~
persistent ehort on the part OF the student dFer,sS
BY Q ludicious and experienced teacher NheN,
ever abnormal conditions Of the Vocal ON ans ~
present, the advice Of physician Il ShtSjHaS
prior % tho Vocal Exercises given by the teacher
4 limited number Of pupils will 6e tGken in ina
Pri1GpalS family for The general direction Of ihss
studies. Send tdf circular -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11
{ ELM GROVE h. r.

On and after MONDAY, MAY Il. 1883, tuntl
further notice. ean will run nom the City and
stAmm's every hour from $50 A. Y. TO go ?. n.
cals 10 and from Fulton every % minutes.
nyl2 J,KIEEH, supt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11

He slipped quietly in at the door, but
catching sight Of an inquiring face over
the stair.rail, said. "Sorry SO late, my
dear; couldn't get a car before" $50 the
cars were full, too" said the lady, and fur.
Their remarks were unnecessary.-Georytd
u1ior H.8 -N. .'.a.' F.1N TO 'it
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11

A YOUNG miss Of sixteen asks what is the
proper thing for her to do when she Is
by a party Of gentlemen at a late
hour. We are glad to be able to answer
this question. Steal softly down stairs
and unite the dog.-ROchsster Post Express.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11
HOW SHALL WE PREACa.

with or without Manuscript = what
Happened TO Bishop s;anderson rs
Told by Izank Walton.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-01
DR.. X. d. WISE.

K D. WISE. NJ. D., graduate OF the Jefferson
Medical College. Philadelphia, having returned
from Europe, where he took special courses Of
ais Of London, Paris, Vienna ano Edinburg, So
licits all cases requiring surgical skill and expert
ence, and makes, AZ heretofore, A SPECIALITY
OF DISEASES OF WOMEN. No charge made
for first consultations unless followed by treat
ment. Office Ia PHILLIPS BLOCK, MAIN ST.,
Los Angeles, Cal otice hours from 10 10 A. N.
and to s P.H. fl0-8m
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-01
California Loan once.

(toRNrR Los ANGELES AND COM o.
~ msrcia1 s1<es<s. under white House. 4 !
Advances nousy -, slso buys and sslis0 -
Actions strictly conhdsutlal isbltf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-01

II. Q. ORME, N. o.,
MUSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Once No. "a Main street, Lanfranco Block,
Rooms Nos. l, and 8.
Residence. Bunker Hill Avenue. cor. Temple St.
feb1 I'M
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-01

Dr.. F. W. Conn,
Late Of Virginia City. Nevada. will practice his
profession al
Room No. q. Wilcox Block,
No. 4ospring street. feb2-sm
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-01

PALArlx, Ms. Feb. %. Three cars
# = Dakota trAin on he Chicago snd Of
The Northwestern roaa wsrs -ditched
near here this noon. One child was
killed and about 6fsy passengers in
juriss.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-01

CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.--Geo. H.. Taylor
and Co.. large paper and painting es-
tablishmsnt confessed . judgment this
morning for one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars' The place was seized
by the sheriff and Is now In the hands
Of hia Deputy,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-01

ELKo, New Feb. 2S.--Nay, the
apprehended thin robber, arrived here
yesterday. Tht morning Of 10 o'clock
lie was taken .befdrs. the District Court
sad pleaded GglI1f, y assault to rob. The
jddi sssassa'!. 4, toar,ssa ~ -.
train robbers were + btoeH4e IN and
plead guilty, to assault to rob, waived
time, and the Judge gave Hawley and
Francis fourteen years each and Earl
and Ruderson twelve years each.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-01

PKoyrDEScE, r. l., Feb. 2s.--An
earthquake shock at Newport last even
ing was very generally felt. A number
of panes Of glass were broken in this
vicinity. ThesHill House. at Stonebridge.
and Others on the Island were badly
shaken up. At Forked Station the
shock was great. The officers thought
the magazine had blown up. At Nor
witch meteor had been observed by
large numbers three minutes after the
shock.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-01
wheat and harley.

SAs Francisco. Feb. %. - Wheat
stiff, extra choice sl.77@2, No. /.
81. 93fSl.95, No. 2 sl.S7i@l .92l Bar.
ley. crazy. feed 81 .3O@l IS; brewing
81, 359 l As; chevslier, 81. S5Cal 80.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-01

LExIsoTos, Ky, Feb. 2s.-A fire
broke out in Paris last night in barber
shop, The origin Of the FIRE is unknown.
The whole block was destroyed. The
Presbyterian church was the only build
ing saved. The buildings burned were
Davis 4 Lyle's drug store, w. U. Tells
office, James z. Croxton's notion store,
John T. Nesbifs grocery store, H. X.
Kymer's saddlery store. Jack Meals
saloon. Walter Clark's livery stable and
Davis 4 Ryan's grocery store. Loss
between SO, 700 and 800. 600.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-01
Our stsamship.

New YoaK, Feb. 2S.--The new iron
steamer for which the Northern Pacific
has contracted with John Roach 4 Son,
to run from San Francisco to San Diego,
will be 325 feet in length of keel, forty
feet breadth, twenty depth, 1900 tons
register, and will have accommodations
for 200 cabin and 500 steerage passen-
gers. She will be completed and ready
for sea October next, and be one Of the
stannchest steamers ever built, with
guaranteed speed Of 10 knots per hour.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-26
germ. teIegrnPbiiGe 9ePeId5sa,
HuBeem SHIanee

9iubsn R. Springer hat bsm Gtuciuuotier
9uRfmuieum ieine nertbsoae Bilotriommlun9 un6
Dem boyt9en DluiitzSonirDatorium $4,000 9tlnenit
Inter ben Ratroieu bes ipauti5eu DAM
piers ,,Qmeyit1" ~ QeUsCrIeans trssuets iib bor'
ss.err @ssnb cine S6IdBerei. Gin glEEu puyes gss
t1btstuu6 iiDei tDotIl4 perpuuoet.
Sob. 2ange, etn nnbe on Sagtuau,
N,h., pobnbaiter 6auuer, fsur6s aeftcrn Q6eno 0ou
eiHem gladb0r, GameHs Blimpfe, In ttHem Streitt
ourt siuen 4efieriii6 to6Hi6 Ueriest.
Sin Boff3ug Der sGrte Sabu" eutgleifis
aeftern Bel Sluburb 4euni. uub eemplirte febs 5is
febeu 5radtpagsous bic auf e.uem Jle6eugslsiie tan
Rem. Ger Seiser 5anes B5eelan DurOe f4psr Ssrs
-!
3. 6. gtbiou, lDsltsE borgsiaru 4be119
i'm aoiibaue iciHer 5raU in ct. SgNts SobH BAiiHs.
ton, &rt5ur gultouan6 nnS ii4 ieI5it i4ob, 1T in
Scipttnle 8siiorbeu. Burlington liegt IN irit!i4en
Sufanee barnteoer.
Su llniontopn, BeHni., eretgHete fit bor=
aeerH @benb cine SdIdgerei inter etner 4H,nbl be-
trunieueH uHgorH. Gtner berielbeu beriu9te yi6del
Srbieianb 81 erteen, auein SeBterer so9 eineH 8ss
6cIDer uu0 fredte ietneu gesner bHr4 sineH 54uB
tobt nieter.
Gin BON BofOn mad BortIanb, We., Be-
ftimmter Bug ber Gaiteru BahH" uur6e IN burleBter
9ladt BEL GIeenlnno, 8.55., blr@ has Brshen eines
gBei6euiiods aus benz geleiie qei6Ieueert uub sum
prDbeu Ebeile bemplirt. Gin Bremier erlitt lethte
BsrlssuH9eH nUein ale 4afaeisre tameu nit benz
Shrtcsu opbrH, Der BerIHft bstr1gt 325 00J.
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Retn, OJorFer Rad3ridttett.

RepsYort, %. Ds3smber. - Satob
3iseIer puroe geiferu abeub tn Scr. 435, Ofs
16. StraEs, bon Seturib EbetB pdbrenb et'
ues Streites burG tinen SdlLag auf ben
SOpf NIT etuem Siertrug t06tltd oerpuu'
bet.
- Seit oem gtntritt 6es talteu 8stters
iin6 oiele RCbbsu In Der ultsreu Bal ere
idteneu, un6 msbrere 6erieIbsu purOeu bies
fer Sage erlegt.
- gGtlbelm Rrouie, stu 6sutiher Sutideu'
mailer, pHrbe bsuts fritz ole gstde i'm Bette
gefun0Gu. albert 8udbol3, ein Sheereu=
Ifleifer, uu6 Rarb Sult0au, etue IteOerlthe
9irus, rpelfe In oem ndmliaen 9auIe NIT
Rrauie mobuteu, fub auf ben 8erbadt bin
oerbaftet murseu, ben Serforbeuan ermorbst
uno beraubt 81 baben.
- Su fGft allen Rtrden fan6 bente 5ur
Teier bss @sibnnhtstuges gottesbteHfi itatt.
- 3bes. 6tbputrtd, Elm HOtorii6er 0iauf.
bolO, mslGer qefferu Qbeno NIT mebreren
@pieegeIeIleu in elmer 8trtbidaft uabs benz
@auIe6oprt Martt ben gigeutbimer oes 60
falls misbauoelte uub ben berbeieilsuosu Bos
Ii;iftsn SEQ. Smitb nit etuem Naiisr an
ariff, pulbe BON bsm BoIt3iRen in bic Gruf
aeIdoTieu. Die gBunbe lit mabrihetuli9
f66tliG Smith tpur0s uOrlduii9 pom amte
iuspeubirt unb stre lluteriuauug mtrb ftatt'
fIu0su
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peGegrapfld}e 9epef6eu.
tg.gtGis Der ,aToeiirten 9rsHs" fir ber.. 9sDti9e
gOrreIboubeuteu.
zsr Teuerb anon in ct. 2Oui8.
Esbrtre srpRe gtablifemsnts efnsedfcbGrt. -
3Uei mRiteIiebtr Der 6ruerwebr set5etet

EGbrtre grpRe @tabltfements etn9edichGrt. -
3iuei DRiteIieeer Der 6rHerUebr get5etet
nnr mebrtre pgrttet.
ct. 2onts, 25. December. Der groEe
UlDbelldoen oes Srn. 8 g. Mebrtngbaus an
@de Der 10. Stra6e un6 SrantlpusQUsnue
9tng hGute friib tn Slammen auf. SsrlRft
$40, 600. gBtutam Barren uu0 Sobn 600
gan, Sust 0ittglieber Der Seuerpebr, fdmen
beinnbe In bem brenueuoen 9ebGuoe uul's
0ebsu uuO muBten ans einsm 6euIter oes
3tuetteu Stodrpetfs iprtugsn, nm fH 3u
retten.
gBeitere 8ertdte iiber ben geHern Gbeub
nu8gebrodsuen groBeu 8rna6 tn Samuel
@upples' 8eisnfabrtt ergebeu, buB bic an
bas @uppIes'ide gtabIiiiemeut nuRoBeuben
Gsbdu6e fnft total 3erf0rt purcen. 8te
BrIufs liu6 fclgen6e: ,&upples Go" 1920,
COO, 6te v8uib.8tne.@ Comp" am Sorratb
$3.50, ,000 unb nm @ebdu0e $40, 900, yWiurz
pbg=Sarutib Co." am Sorratb $4,000 uuo
am 9ebdube $45,000. Der @giammtperlut
mtrb uuf iber 100000 geIddbt Die @r,
plni;pn i'm 8uib'lden @ebdnbe 3erihmetterte
ole Meuern, tpelhe tn tbrem Sale So51
gOrman Hns 0fidael @ontpab eri6lugen
un0 inter osn Sriimmern begruben. @has-
9a1aGber, BatrtG Bopers. 3. gB. 8tltams
unO Sac. Sanlep, idmmtltdI gtttglteoer bes
gSalpages@0rps," erIttteu Hebr ooer mtuber
bebeuttjbe Serlssungeu. aubere bena4
barte @sbGube Oil Der oritteu Strase nurben
bird 6suer uuS gBafer beidaotgt. 9as
Sopte'ide 9ebdu6e oil Der gde eer 4. uno
GlmhraBe srlttt Sdnoeu i'm 8strage BON
$25, Cine 2oge Der o6utsbts Of 9onOr"
nno Der 06rant 8lairsBofeu, 9. u, 8., be-
rem 2rfale fid tn einem Der nbaebrauHteH
@etGu0e bsfanbeu, parlteren $4,000 unb
bic Sargfabtitauten Sutton & So. $19,500.
Sm 8iirenu br8 BunOes3ubls uub Quar'
ttermetfters entfauO Shabeu i'm Setrage
pcu $50, ,000.
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Ra&wsben Der stfaire Dufe8'
Rutt.

BtttBburg, Bsuni., %. 9s3em5sr.- -
@tne Sps3inl6epeide aus llniontomu, BsunI.,
eutb6lt 6olgsuoes: nnB. 8. Bredenrtbge,
Elm geffe bes Captains gtutt uuo elmer Der
orei giduuer, ueld1e oeiisu @rmoroung oor
eiuem Sobr' tn gSeUttus' 6otel" bsttpobus
ten, bat filr3ltd mebrere annonnme Srtefe
srbaltsu. gtusr berielbeu, rpeIter ON 1.
Se3suber tn untOntonn 5ur Bof ge3eben
norben mar, be6ro6t Breckenridge NIT gr'
mrtbuug uuo erildrt, Der Il0rber Dates
(ber iunge Yutt) mtiie fur ietne Chat baus
melu. Der Brief tpeldsr bte uHterIdrtft
Dgoggles" trug, rpimmslt BON uuaufiubt-
gen 9uabrldsn, bic fd Hidt CUR 8er0ffaut.
liGung eigneu. Sfeubnr beabfdtigte 6er
GdretbFr, Srn. Sredeurioge stn3uiaiihtsru
nnb ba50u ab3ubaIten, Tn benz 6arals i9ue.
beHbRu Bro5siie gsgeu ben iungea Iutt ais
i3euge auf3utreteu,
Nnhoem eer Pro3e6 bon llnioutopu mad
%!tteburg perlegt morbeu mar, lteB Der
oHonbIia 6reunb bes srihofensu Dulles
lauge !3ett ga9ts bon fd b6rsu, bts an
lsstsn SOnutag Absu6 stn 3ettel tn Der
8obuung bes Srn. gptug Bronuiielb,
BrdfiOent Der Peoples Bant, bsrsu RaIts
rgr Breckenridge ifi, gefunoeu rpur6e. Das
Shreiben for6srt 6ru. SroDufielo auf fi4
tn att IN nebmen, neil 8rsdenribge in ben
u66feu SageH an isinem Butte erIaoiien
merbeu miir6e. Die 8anf liegt oem n 5ens
utnas Sotel," mo- Duties ben @apitdH Rutt
eritoB, otreft gegeniiber uub in jeuem 2Otal
bate g2utt iurs Dor isiuer GrmoreHng etne
uuterrsouug NIT Brefsurtoge, In uslder er
oem 9estsren ietnen Summer iiber bte 8ers
ldumbung ietner 2o6tsr ourd Duties nit
tbsilts. 5r. BrefeHrtbge ertldrt, bic Drob
brisfs fl0stsu ibm Hi4t bte gsrtugte 6Hr4t
etu.""
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Sac mefrnhhrita,aebefmnfa.

8lB @eleiuniB Der @elun0bett bellebt 6G'
rim, 6ae Spiiem irdftig uuo euer8iih 81 er,
balten uno 6ranfbeiten gang aus ibm 5u, Uers
treiben. 8urt om 9ebrauf BON Dr.. @bals
mers' 6eiltinftur ldBt ht ba8 aan3e Spflm
regulren; ia befreit eS BON alien llHreinigteiteu
uno mudlt eS geiuu6 uue tranibeit5frei. Ste
1T bic beiie Ar3ue gegeu 898pepFe uno agG
Qeioeu eineS in llHor6nuug geratbeHen Giagea5.
@egen J}ero8Ftdt bat iie uidlt ibre5 @leitan; (;
fs heilt gievoenidma&e, ner01ien aOpf6msr3,
Sdprmuth, 9leuralgie uuO ale auoersn ytct'
benlei6en. Sdmahe uno burh trg:HO r1el1e
llrIad]e entlrditete BerionsH Huoen in i9r etg
oor3uglide8 &oHicum. gian ga5e f6r, oaB
man Oieieu 4rtitel betommt, uI5 uebTe teiulu
aubereu. Breis 81 bic 6Iaide. Bei SetE
9. 9ance, Rr. 1O8, 9efzSoIttmore,
StrasG. (97-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-26
Rette 3nFduSe in Esra8.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-26
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