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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

MOVEMENT TO TAX MORTGAGEs.-
A movement has been recently start
ed in Somerset county to elect men
to the Legislature pledged to do their
utmost to pass a law taxing mortga-
ges. ItisprObable that similar move
nents viii be started in other, and
perhaps all the counties, as heretofore
tickets have been put in the field on
mortgage tax platform. In Somerset
county the following circular or paper
is being distributed and signed.
"Notice to the Political Parties Of
Somerset county: We the under
signed. taxpayers and qualified voters
Oi Somerset county, do hereby pledge
ourselves. each and every one, to sup
FORT no man that is placed in nomi-
nation on either ticket during the
coming campaign, who will not, prior
TO their nomination. publicly pledge
themselves TO do everything in their
/ over to secure the passage Of law
at the next General Assembly for the
Taxation Of Mortgages. and in every
way secure the reduction Of the pres
ent rate Of taxea-And we further
pledge ourselves. in the event Of the
leaders Of the different parties failing
to do this, 70 refuse to support the
men put in nomination. and take the
necessary steps 10 place men in the
field who can be relied on a. far a.
the carrying out Of these measures
are concerned. AS an endorsement of
the above, we have respectfully sub
scribed our Names
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

The Comptroller says that ''thia large
defalcation Is attracting public at
teniion and demands prompt action
for its reduction. After stating the
amount Of deliuqusnts indebtedness.
the ComptrOl!=r concludes BY saying
that unless the claim . settled be
must resort to the summary and
speedy remedies provided by law for
ifs collection. and calls upon all in
terested to give prompt attention to
the notice.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

CoMTEe INTO THETR OwE AGAIE.
BY two recent decisions Of the Su-
rreme Court. the States appear 50 be
coming into their own again. The
constitutional or reserved rights Of
these bodies have been overslaughed
or FILTERED away 90 long by our high
estjudicial tribunal thatit i refreshing
to recognize that hereafter the States
are not TO be dragged into the Courts
as culprits or debtors. even when they
act dishensstly towards their credi-
tors, a. was the case both with Louis
lana and Virginia. In the former
case. clear violation Of contract be-
tween the State and its creditors was
presented. After issuing bOnds, bear
ing . fixed rate OF interest. and pre-
scribing q tar for raising funds to pay
the interest. the State adopted Q Con-
rtitutiOn which reduced the rate of
interest, cut down The tar levy, and
provided Tor an exchange of the out
standing bonds for others at three
fourths the face value Of the first Is
sues. The bondholders sought to CON-
pei the State officers TO comply with
the provisions of the law authorizing
the Issue Of the bonds. but the SUI
preme Court held that it could not as
sumo the executive pOwerof the State;
that the officials were amenable to the
authority Of the State and must obey
that authority. In short. that the
constitution superseded the law. pre-
vionsly enacted, and the executive of
ficers Of the State were bound to en-
force it.
The other case involved the validi-
~ of the Virginia coupOE-killer law.
An act of the Legislature authorized
the issue of bonds and made the con-
pOns receivable for taxes. Subse-
qusntly the Readiuster legislature
lasped q law providing that these cou-
rOns should not be received for taxes
until their genuineness had been es-
tablished by judicial enquiry. The
snit was brought to compel q State Of
ticisl to receive the coupons for taxes
as provided under the first law. The
supreme Court denied the madamus
prayed for, thus maintaining the con-
Stitutionality Of the State law. "The
doctrine OF States rights, then" We
can readily imagine its contemners re-
plying. 'means that any State may
play the rascal. repudiate It's obliga-
tions to individuals, and cheat its
creditors at will" Yes. as the Balti-
more Day gays, it means just that
The preservation intact Of these SOW
ereign powers which the States did
not surrender through the constitu-
tiOn 10 the Federal government rem
ders it essential that they shall be
free from liability to he dragged into
Courts asculpritsOr debtors. aud hence
there is no remedy when they choose
10 play the rascal with their creditors.
And hence, again, State debts are
mere debts of honor" are uncoliec-
table at law, and prudent people here
after will avoid such investments
either by not lending any money or
lending it to States of known and
recognized integrity, but the trouble
is, in the present state Of political mo-
rality, how long viii States of known
and recognized integrity remain so ?
At any rate, people whese eyes were
shut before. will. since the late decis-
ions. lend their money with them omen.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15
ALBERT RURcH.
NnTfcE.

In pursuance ofthe above order, we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of 81. Nary'se0anty, Maryland,
letters iesfamentary on the personal es-
tnte Of ALBERT BURcH, late 0fsaid eoanly,
deceased. All persons having claims against
hibit che same With the proper vouchers at
tached thereto 20 the subscribers, on OF before
the lss day Of Aug, 1853. taey will other
wise by la~ be excluded from the benefits Of
the said estate. al personsindrbted TO the
deceased are requested 70 make immediate
payment TO the Subscribers.
CHAS. A. BURCH.
EDWARD A. BCRCH.
Executors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Joseph Payne
Va.
James I. Payne and others.

In the Circait Court for Sc. Mary's county.
sitting As Court Of Equity.
No. 54eH n. e.
HRDERED this 9Th day ofMarch, Iess.
~ that the sale made and reported by
10. y. MORGAN, Trustee In this
cHuse, be rRtiEed and confirmed, unIeas cause
. the contrary he shown on or before the Ia.
Monday Of April, 1883; provided copy Of
this order be published in the St. Mary's
BEAcoz, once week for three successive
weeks prior % the said ! 81 Monday OF April.
he report states the land cold for GO. $50.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True eopy-Test:
J. FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

The Combination Buggy. leash Price az fac
tory. 8100,i OF which The above cut represents
the Gear. has become known a. the very best for
easy riding and durable qualities. Years OF NEST
irving use. IN private and in livery. has abun-
dainty prlve1 this faet These bneEies are ia
every re- ~. irst Glass. bei1g manufactured
by the world renowned C0LCM wL8
HUGGW CAMP ANY, Of Columbus Ohio,
KRm@as aIty, M0., AMI Indianapolis,
fBd.. whose E8rk Is eycryW here acknowledged
by those whoare acquainted with It rs strict
~ 6R~g eamaa.
before ar.ern sting 20 earn tlais BonanzA Prrm-
fu.n w. expert won % write ~ the COLUMBUS
BUGaY COMPANY, Cozumbaa, o.. who
VIII howard full description Of this buggy &C
coTlpA lied with HUNDREDS Of testimonials. SPACE
here will allow as % only describe The peculiar
merit 1t the longitudinal central spring. marked
. 4" on e-fG This prevents the tDrNs0nai strain
on the end snriagS which causes them 70 berome
ioose and rattle. AMI frequently break besides
Il ads % che elasticity 81 the springs producing
eaxy riding qualities Only Afst class material
IN u@na-asael fires aud axleR. trimmings of
never-fa1tnx cloth or fancy leather.
Fsreamrle copies of cITv AID COUNTRY. prem-
INN Lists and Special Terms % Agentx address
CITY AND COUNTRY,
9sz. eas, 4 29l y. HssEh street,
fslension tits smaer.l COLUMBUN. o.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

After TEE DELINQUENT TAX Coz
LECToRs.--Comptroller Heating has
recently issued q very suggestive
epistle to the delinquent collectors Of
State Taxes. in which he calls their
attention 70 the Comptroller's report
fos the fiscal year ending Sept. 3Oth.
1882 which shows the large sum OF
1925. 5S7 63 due she State, exclusive
Of interest, from her Tax Cole :tors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15
TAX NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted TO me foF taxes for
IN 1880, 1881 and 1884 must settle before
or during March Term Of Court, or shall
proceed 70 collect the same By due process Of
law without regard 10 persons.
JAMES 8. P0SEY,
March Is, lsss-3s Collector sth district.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15
I'D.

AkSt. Marv's Seminary, on March sah,
1889. Miss :. L. QUINAN. ln the -3rd year
Of her agp, native o. England. bot Sor the
lnat 80 PEARS resident Of this country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of Sc. Mary's County, Set:
Feb. 10, 1888.
ORDEBED by the Court, That VIM L.
~ A. Russell and Charles J. Russell, eEs-
eutors Of
WILLIAM L. RUSSELL.
late Of 81. Msry's county. nd. deceased, give
the notice required by law 20 the decreased
creditors 20 exhibit their claims and that The
same be Published once q week for six success
sive weeks in the So. MAFy's BEAcoH.
Test: JOHH B. ABELL,
Register Of Wills for st. Mary . county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

ron CLERK.

Messrs Editors Please announce JOHN
n. GRAVES a. q Candidate for Clerk or the
Circuit CouFt In 1885, and say that he will
receive the cordial support Of ths Republicans
Of &c. Mary's Counsy.
MAJ 1G mowa nn~owru nRaRnxrx
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

TTis hereby ordered BY the County Com
missioners Of 81. Mary's county, that the
Collectors having 10 their hands appropFia-
tons f1P NonteVne Hospital be required 10
pay the same on second TUESDAY In April,
1888. By order,
ENOCH b. ABEL.
March Is, ss3-sd Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

- WANTED TO PURCHASE 4
g. Horse for Buggy or Saddle use.
A address ONDERDONks
Leonardtown, Nd.
March 1, lsss-at.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15
NOTICE

in pursuance OF the above order, We hereby
giTe notice that we hare obtained from The Or
phans' Court Of 81. Mays county, Mary
Of William L. Resell, laie Of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
The said deceased are hereby notified 70 eIhIo,
10 the same with the proper vouchers atiArhea
thereto 70 the subscribers, on or before iDs
18th day Of Aug. 1883, they will 0ther=ise
By law be excluded from the bcnshts OF zoe
aid estate. All persons indebted 90 The Se-
eeased are requested 10 make immediate pay
meat 70 the subscribers.
wM. T.. A. RUSSELL,
CHARLES J. RUSSELL,
Executors.
Eeh lg fQe.-Aw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

TYR. JOHN r. SPALDfG hax'ny -
~ moved 10 Leonardtown Nd, VII "a e
prompt attention 70 al proless on4. esIls.
March Q, ise3.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

"ENRY CARBERRY, JAMES SEWELL
II and CHARLES JONES, win contract
House Builalng ana Repairing.
All work will be done cheap and in work
nnanlike manner. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Orders sent us by mail 20 Leonardtown will
receive prompt attention.
Mar 4 saS-aw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of St. Mary's County, Set.:
Jan. 30, les3.
0RDERBD by the Court, that Charles
w. A Burch and Edward A. Burch, Exc
entors Of
ALBERT BURcH,
late ofSf. Mary's CO., Nd, deceased, give the
notice required By Law 90 the deceAsed's cred-
itors TO exhibit their claims and that the same
be published once week for sig successive
weeks In the ST. Mary's BEAcoE.
Test: JoHx D. ABELL.
Register Of Will Tor St. Mary county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

THIS noted rate horse is offered TO the
Il public at $40 the season, $50 10 insure
aud 81 to groom. Cash or approved note ut
time Of service. His brerding is of the puT-
est, Descending from The hest rscing fami-
lies In this country and in England. or his
performances on the turf, il Is deemed ONLY
necessary TO say that he has met and defeated
all the noted sseeple Chase racers in Amerieza,
and was never beaten over the fat. In 1879,
at Saratoga. when years old. carrying I45
lbs. be won n match for 81 900 lover a mud
dy track ia I 20. AtJefome Park, In 1880.
he won the Gensleman's Cup, one mile, with
l54 lbs, mp in the fast time Of ! .4st, defeat
ing good field, and has won in money and
plate over $4,000. Nares from distance
win be received NJ my farm and cared for as
owners may direct at reasonable rates. No
lisbility Tor accidents or eseapes. CORES
pondeRee solicited.
THOS. A. LYNCH,
Valley Lee p. o.,
March 4. la03.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

THE ladies Of ~. James'a congregation
viii give Coz the beneflt Of said church
SsgpReP @sD9 D0ssee AZ the residence
of Nr. John r. Harris, known as the RED
Cars. on RASTER TUESDAY. the a7ih In.
staat. The pablo are respectfully invited 70
attend. Admission 60 Supper and Dance, SO
eeHts. Children half price.
March IS, lee3-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

the ATTENTION Or INVESTORS
PLAINS LIVE STOCK COMPANY ~ q
means for Ihe sale and profitable investment
o. su 80 of 80 up. The capital ID feltl. COO
shares Of SO each, fall paid and non-aasessa-
Die. Company chartered By general laws Of
colorado. Interest ~ ihe rate Of 40 % 50
pr cent. per nnnuEn, PAYABLE quarterly. The
verv best FeSerence for character and qualifi.
cations q manngers, with fell particulars,
seat On apple Ition n
ne Great Plains Lire Sleek Co.,
Denver, Co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15
Our Grand Premium Offer.

Fer $50 SubsegabeEs q CTTT AND coUS.
TRYat slice pr year we win present tie sender
Of the club with q handsome G0aasblmmas@m
Hpptng Bmggy. (uo top:l We win also pay
the freight. 80 that the el1b raiser v 81 have
nothing 70 Ray out of his own pocket.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-15

Feb Is. Iss: -sw.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-24

beie ber Tiiriten Don .. unb ben 9rafen
Sdcrn gu 1eben seseben. Dprt lette
Der Senior Der Tamilie, Der fol3e @rai
Triebrid Sdoru. Elm ipunoerlider Sung
selelle, atseuenbet Ger 98elt unb ben
Wenlden. gr mar INNER Elm Srnber.
ling sepelen, aber felt iein Bruber @gon,
ben er mebr als ales auf Der Welt liebte,
idimpflid aus benz Sobanniterprben aus
8efoBen mprben, bate er fa gang gum
@tniiebler semadt.
llnfraut fpudS auf Der Sdmeqe bes
Sauies. Die @pinnen woten ibre Meee
bic Walbseiiter ihre 3aubereien I'm biz
Gfcrte uno bic Wetterfabne frdd5te nit
ben Naten benz @inliepler Elm traurieea
S91ummerliep. SenleitS oes Sees unp
ces 2hffluHes Iugeu Die sdrrn'iden Gin;
bereieu, Elm srpbe8 9lreat; lie muroen BON
armsn Bddtern tenirtbidaftet, henn Ger
ate Ser mc4tc iid nidt mebr barum
fiimmern, ct muEte pobei su pie( unter
Otcniden seben. 5r botte sineu Ser
matter, benz ct Sites anpertraute. GS
mar Elm Sdmei,er IN Namen S9mett=
born, lnetr mubte Niemanb bon ibm.
Sour wenu er betrunfsn mar, prablte er
bismeilen sebeimnibpcl: @enn i'd nidt
pdra.-ba ffinbe eS idlimm um ees @ras
fen 8ruoer. morauS bic 2eute fdlOlIen,
caB er bieiem eiuit einen srcben Dienlt
scleiiiet uno nun rufir nit amt uno
Wiroen belohat iraro. =
(ErrffeEunn fnlnf
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s(Igemein ilttereHant 1T Der iiingi1
bom vSrooflpn eagle" erpdbnte Granfz
beitsIal. st nurbe BON Serrn W. u.
9aoenport, Der nit Der Girma Butler,
8itfin e &c., 476 Bronowar, Stem
Oorf, in 8erbinbung itebt, ersdblt, uno
betraf Die munberbare Scilung bes Srn.
G5ra 8. Clarion, lpobnbaft bel
Neparf, sc. S., bon einem f6redli6en
&beumatismus, oea fem anoers Seil=
mittel AUDI nur i'm Gerinsiten linoern
fOnnte. Ser Patieut befanb fi6 aui
Dem Wege na6 Oem Spital, als 9err
Davenport ibm begegnete unb i'm bemoa
ct. Safobs Oel gu gebrau6en, mas ben
gliidli9iten grfolg bate.
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fonnte. 9ie priifung fanm nit 6ua
uno &e6t als ein grfolg beaei6net
lperoen; bic beri9iebeneil &la1len lie
ferten in Den 5d6ern, tporin iie unter=
ri6tet merOen, obne borbergegangene
Srei1ur na6 Sdbigfeiten, ein febr BE-
friebigenbes &eiultat, mas benz 2ebrer
unb beHen Srau @enablin, Bic ibm
afliltirt, gum beionberu 2obe gereibt,
ippfiir inn Die @elneinbe lid au aroBem
Sanf berpfli6tet fiiblt. Nab Der prii=
flung, bic nit G'eiarg, beflamatoriiden
@ortrdsen uno einem llmsug enbete,
entfaltete ii9 brauben i'm Treien ein
unlpeit anoeres Bib. Inter Der alien
ebrtpijrbisen 2ebensei6e, beren tpeit
binausrageube 3peige Ben gansen
Plab ilber0a6en, linD umli6tsbole unb
auf Das leiblide Wpbl beoabte 6uus=
frauen bei6dftist, Die lan9en Slide
nit ben &elultaten Der eblen Go9funlf
gu bei6weren; 5mar falt, aber oelici6s
unb einlabenb, wofiir bas 8erl rl6winoen
berfel6en als ielbitreben5es 3eugniB
biente. 9lus ben bena6barten Qlnliebez
lungen batten iid) piele Der alien
Sreunbe eingefunbem, belonoers lieferte
gSeimar eine gang aniebnli9e Mnsabl
fi0eler Srilber. Ser @influB bes i6du=
menben 8ieres befunbete balb feline
Wirtungen, Die 3ungen lOfen 1i6 BON
oem gann oes S6meigems uno e9erS,
@eiang un6 Sans beberri6teni d6ter
beuti6er @emiitbli6feit Die gan5e @e=
feli6ai It big 81 fpdter Stunbe.
Sie anbaltenoe Srodenbeit ipiro
na6aeraoe beoenflid) fir bic iuneem
Saaten, ein our@oringenoer &egen
tpiirOe iebt bon sroBem Nuben iein,
mebr tpie bic beftigen bon Si6 unb
Noro abwe6lelnb iuebenoen Winoe.
Is q
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Man neriautne nid1f.

ben neuen Store Der n2one Star Sea
@Dmpanp", 402 gde bon 9oufon unb
2oiopoitrabe sll beiu9en. Mcn trifft
oaielbit cine bollitdnbige Nuspabl BON
feinem Sbee, 3affee. @etuiirsen, Gami=
n=@roceries unb propilionen, tpie fie
in San 4ntonio ME belier gu finben
mar. Die preiie iinb berartia, baB iie
Sebermann sufrieben fellen. Die Aua=
litdt idmmtli6er @aarsn fann ni9i
iibertrofen tperben. Geiner 9bee unb
Gaifee linb cine Spe3ialitdt. 3affee
miro tagli6 frii6 .9ebrannt uno gemab=
len am Ylabe ieibit. Sebermann fam
uniere Grafts 2affeemiible por bem Store
in Sbdtiefeit ieben. 9lm Greitag ben
%. 1T unier Store er6ffnet iporben.
9elepbon berbinOung yto. 288. Wfan
erinnere ii6 an 402, gde bon 6ouiipn=
unb 2oiopoftraBe, gegeniiber Mpe. s.
M9tungsppG
23,3- s. g. 9aas.
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*gs iit m6gli6, baB oieie Notis elmer
Dame in Die 0dnbe idllt, bic frdnfli@
1T, uno 10 biel l9on in ibrem 2eben
ausgebalten bat, baB lie gu Dem paiius
sefommen it, wo iie iagt: nWem ni6t
gu belfen 1T, ber muB eben leiben.
Sas 1T freili6 mabr, 10 ipeit es gebt,
aber es 1T bod aud m0gli6, baB Sic
ein Werleben gema6t 6aben, tpenn Sic
geba6t, baB nur our6 9lerste 9uren aee
ma6t tDerben f0nnen, unb ebe Sic li9
gans berSmeifelt Sbrem S6idial iiber=
laiIen, follten Sic lieber Grau 2pbia g..
Yinfbam's &rduter=Wtil6ung probiren,
Die iebt allgemeines Wunber errest, unb
sic tperoen Dann ii6 felbit BON Der
9eilfraft bieier prdparation iiberseugen
f0nnen.
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Snteref1ante gteutofeiten!

9ie 2eier unieres 9lattes, ,pelde bal
befannte Qaus 6. Maper & Son be
iu6t baben, tperben getpib iiberrai9
iein bon ben bin5ugefiigten Mnbenfen
Qeute erf1einen Die Derren nit eine1
offenen preisliite Dor Dem publifum
Die preile iin6 iii getp0bnli1en 3ablei
auf iebem Mriifel permerft uno cit
Yreis 1T Die 2olung.
Seine Qatpns 5 Gents.
Seine 80 3oa b-eite 2atpns 10 Gents
Seine 36 3al breite 9amns 12l
Gents.
Seine @ln9bams 8, 10, 12a big 81
@ents.
prints 5 Gents, feline Seeriuder 121
Gents.
Snbigos 10 bis 123 Gents.
Sn Gleiberitoffen cine elegante Mus
wabl gu billisen Yreifen.
@roB Grain Gaile 5eibe 35 Gents.
Ottoman Gatins Is Gents.
Sn 2poner f6paraer 9eioe offerirer
mir Bargains.
Seine eebliimte Organ6ies 20 Gents
tpertb IS Gents.
eSnbia 2amns Is, 25. 274 Gents uni
aufmdrts.
De geges 124 Gents.
Gelreifte iapaneliide Seibe %
Gents. Seibe 35, so, IS, IS, 80 uni
81. 9ie feinien Aualiidten in slsi
dem 8erbdltniB.
&ein leinenes Sanotiiderfoh 10 big
20 @ents unb aufmarts.
&ein leiuene 9anbtii6er $1.25 uni
So per Dubenb.
8ett3euge in allen Breiteu iebr bilig
8etes rein leinenes Dnmaft Slid
3eug ertra brett so bis 80 Gents uni
b0ber. g0ir baben bierin cine feb,
srobe Nuswabl in ben peri9iebenfeu
Mufern.
Garbinen, bic lebten Maufer bon
$3.50 per paar aufwdrts. Oaroneiie
au allen preiien.
un{ere Gounterpins gu 81. 81. so, 50
big SIS iino Der 8elidti9ung su em-
pfeblen.
gDir baben mebrere 100 paar Ginber
unb Damenftriimpfe. welde mir fort
9eieBt gu 10 Bis 20 geuts Derfaufen.
Stein leinene 3af9entil6er. feline uno
geD6bnli6e. 5u 10 Genis, 124 Gents
unb aufpdrts.
gmpfingen cine anbere Got bon
5bibenbanoi6uben al 10 Gents per
paar. 3mirns, Geioes, @lacee= nnb
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~ ~Wer ieinen Teir6en geeenuber
li6 f6ma6 seigt, miro ftets bieielben
IN genilgenoer Nn5abl baben." gs ilt
am beiten li6 Hart allen anbern Sell
mltteln gegeniiber gu seigen, uno als
tpabren Greuno nur Merenfraut anau=
ieben, oenn oas 2ebtere tpirb ieberaeit
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betes, goloene N6er, franfe Nieren uno
Mfagen be5dbmen f0nnen. Wfan fam
bieies 9eilmittel 1T fliiiiiger fotpobl tpie
in trodener Sorm ieberseit baben.
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gBeg our6s publifum, iprang brauBen
auf bas erfe bette pferb unb jaste auf
uhb bapon.
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