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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-13

DHYsTCIAN AND sTRGEOE-0FFICE AND
| Residence Ne. 323 J street, between Third
and Fourth. GoUrs-S to 20 a. ", . TO 3 and 10
SP. NJ. Office Of City Superintendent OF Public
Schools at same place. se54p1m
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REPUBLICAN MANAGERS CRITICISED.

PHILADELPHIA November Eth The
Press staff OF correspondents in New York
apparently give up all hope OF Blaine hay
ing plurality in the State, of which they
have been so confident They say; The
real fight is in this city, and the IiePqbli-
can hopes were greatly dampencd here
when EIihu Root announced to day that
he found the majority TO be 1925, wiping
out the gain of 426 votes announced
saturday. The miserable machinery
by which the Republican party
is managed here has had few bet
ter illustrations than the circumstance
that the leader has not been able to state
accurately the total of returns in his hands
as Chief of Bureau of Elections. when this
total was of vital importance. The total
number of votes upen which, in some form
or another, George Bliss expects to take
exception TO the informal count already
has, is about 5000. About one-tLlrd of
these are defective or blank ballots. The
rest are Butler, St. John and other votes,
which were misccUnted, excluded or other
wise aided to swell the Cleveland vote.
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VERY CLOSE VOTE.

New YORK, November 12th.-Thc Trij-
me editorally says The official canvass
was completed yesterday, SO far rs heard
from at this writing, in thirty-seven coun-
ties of New York. No considerable change
is made in these counties from previously
reported figures. The counties in which
important questions may arise remain 70
be heard from The final result may not
be determined for a week to come. In this
city the canvass is expected TO last ten days,
ana in Brooklyn nearly as long. The
figures furnished by the Associated Press
Saturday morning gave the State to Cleve-
land By about IA plurality. This has
since been reduced by error in New York
and varied by slight changes elsewhere, so
as to leave Cleveland on that basis about
425. Our own table Thursday night gave
Blaine S4, but the figures for Cattaraugus
furnished by our special dispatches, and
! confirmed by both Associated Press and
dispatch to the State Committee, contained
| an error as big as the one here and the
| correction brought down that table to 40S
! for Blaine. SO far as can now be known,
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PACIFIC HOTEL.

Corner Etlih ana Z sts., SiCit1nthio, Nstt.
YSNEWI.Y FURNISHED DTIIEDCGHGUT AND
| supplied Hith al modern Improvements.
Board ana Lodging, 81 81 to = per Gay. Meals,
uecfed with tie house. c. r. SINGLETON. pro-
Drie;Dr. Gu@im
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COUNTING THE VOTES.
THE RESULT IN NEW YORK STILL
UNSETTLED.
Further County Returns - Differ
cnces and Changes
Political News.
ADDITIONAL COUNTY RETURNS.

lsprcrAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRp-rxloS
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NEw YORK. November l2yh.-The Board
of County Canvassers resumed It's session
to-day. The room was filed with politi-
clans and lawyers representing the RePub-
lican and Democratic parties. Committees
on Protests and Corrected Returns were
appointed. The canvas. Of the First As
senbly District began. 1t was found, after
proceeding a short way down the district
that the Democratic Electoral ticket was
not properly filled III. and that there We're
clerical discrepancies or omissions. ON
motion, the wi!oie district was referred to
the Committee On Corrected Returns.
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GEORGE w. YOUNG

CUCCESSOR TO PIKE & YOUNG, CARRIAGE
= Manufacturer, corner Fourth and L streets
Sacramento. Established IN 1850 All sizes o.
Bugges, Phaetons, Spring and Thoroughbract
Wagons. Repairing, Painting aud Trimming
done. lDN-lpu
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FIFTH H-STREET HOTEL
Nos. 1911 and 1913 I-iftn s.. bet. j and x,
SACEAHENIp, cal.
FRANK \. SCHIhEIi.......... ...PFonr,ctCr.
I3RFE;t1Ils' An,D nAIEiN:ts,S' iiij;i L.
Meals, &c Lodgj:g, , and SOC. per night.
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II f. TEBBETs, DENTIST, TO 914 zssy ..7zsAa.=.
L Sixth street between | and J $3.50 :: 90,
west side, opposite Congregational N-cEIO
Church. au5-tf
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WALLACE y. BRIGGS. NJ. T.,
PHYSICIAN AND OBSTETRICIAN. OFEICE
L and residence 10. 2i2 street, sacramento
omoe Hours: Il 4. a. \ y !. to :; P ". je12-ip1
G.30 to 5 P. Il.
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DR.. G.. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.

In Offering to the public Dr. C. NcLGBEs celo-
brated Lirer Iflis as Il remedy for Lirrr and BIZ
10US C0mpltiHts. we presume GG apology win be
needed. The great prevalence Of Lirer COM
piGiaf and B3l0us Diseases Qf al Kinds throughout
the United States, ana particularly in the West
and South, where. in the majority OF cases, the
patient is not within the reach OF regular
physician, requires that some remedy should be
provided that would not i'll the least impair the
constitution, and get be sute and cllectual. That
such is the character OF DR.. c -hcLdR6s Liuer
Pills, there can be 10 doubt. The great success
which has invariably attended their use will,
we think, be sufficient to convince the most in
credu0us. 1t has been our sincere wish that
these pills should be fairly tested, and stand or
fall by the effects produced. That they have
been so tested, ana that the result has been in
every respect favorable, call tens of thou
sands to witness who have experienced their
beneficial effects.
DIR. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
Are not held forth or recommended (like most OF
the popular medicines Of the day., as universal
cure-a1s, but simply as specific for Lirer Cone
plants, aud those symptoms connected with q
derangcd state Of that organ.
THE ONLY GENUINE
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DAN. HYMAN. j. HfTAN, J
j. HTMAN, ,JR., & BRO,

X3yATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS., 80
w SOC ] street, between Filth and sSsya
Sixth, have always on hald choice vari- "a 5s
ETY. Of fine Watches, Diamonds, Jeweiry, SSsA sSSs
etc. laI-iln
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H F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. !. DRIsCoI
ROOT. NELSON Il CO..
J. o FUNSTON

UNION FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machnists, Front street, be-
tween n and .. Castings and Machinery OF
every description made 70 order. s24-ip!m
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FARM FOR SALE,

ONE OgTHE BEST IMPROVED, HOME sza
~ like places in this county-lG0 Acres-ssf4
"a Acres i'll Choice Bearing Vineyard; . -
Acres Orchard; > Acres Alfalfa; ; Acres Black
berries; 5 Acres Strawberries; good irIigating
facilities: cosy Cottage House: large, new Barn;
a House for the Farm Hands; land we | fenced
only eight miles from State Capitol close to
Railroad Station, School and Church Price,
only &IO,OoO. For terms inquire OF CARL
STROBEL, No :S21 J street Sa ramento. Cal.
ull-6t.Etylt=
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MICfTIGAN VOTE.

DETROIT, November 12th-Forty-three
of the eighty counties Of Michigan report
official counts Blaine's plurality, 1855 ;
Fusion plugalities. $50 The remaining
counties are evenly divided between the
Fusionists and Republicans The plurality
given in the figures so far reported Will be
cut down to between 1900 and 5000. The
Congressional delegation stands seven
Fusion 10 one Republican.
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HOTELS AND KEsTAURANTs.
;
NEWCASTLE HOTEL.

NEWCASTLE HOTEL.
Newcastle California.
yTAVING TAKlN CHARGE OF THE ABOVE
place, which / have renovated and I'M
proved throughout, nov take pleasure III IL
yiting my friends and the public in general to
give ne a call. where they viii find everything
conducted III a first: :las5 manner.
Ot5-lIn# L. J. DAMS Proprietor.
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OLArHE (Kansasl, November 12th.-St.
John says he held no relations whatever
with any political party in the campaign
except the Prohibition party; that he had
made the fight strictly upon the principle
which he represented, and said he would
take the field again after a few weeks rest
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DISTINCTION WITHOUT 4 DIFFERENCE.

NEW YORK. November 12th.-A change
favorable 10 Blaine Of 233 votes in the Sev-
eutecnth Election District Of the Second As
Sembiy District, as against the returns pub
lished Wednesday morning. was made by
the Board of CanvaSsers Of this county to-
day; but on a careful comparison OF the
police and press returns it was found that
the difference would be made up in the
districts to be canvassed.
AN ENTIRE DISTRICT REFERRED To \ COM
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
T. A. SNIDER, NJ. d.,

SURGEON, southeast corner
/ of Second and X streets. Office Hours-9
to 1880 A. NJ; . to 4, and to ?. u. Residence
9I3 VI street between Ninth and Tenth. au23-t If
DIR. NIXON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, VI STREET, Be
~ tween Ninth and Tenth. Nos. 9lS and go
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 a
" Office hours-o to 9 a. ~. l to 8 P. NJ, and
evenings. iy1-tf
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SAVANNAH (Ga.) ovember 12th.-Among
the resolutions adopted at the grand Demo
cratic meeting last night was the following;
Resolrgd. That we will welcome the day when
there shall DC no solid South and no solid North,
but solid Union, as it was eighty years ago,
and when all American citizens, white or black,
native and adopted, at home and abroad, snail
stand equal before the law, and be covered ana
nntnli LIZ cniIutrN,S iiag.
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HENRY L. BUCKLEY. S. SOLON HOLI
HDi.L & BUCKLEY.

1fVf1N g 1't tNfft1f-I,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR -ATLAW.
n Office: Northeast corner Sixth and
1treets, Sacramento. je9-u
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LaW.

". S. BEATTY 4 S. c. OENSON,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSEL LORS-AT-LAW
II Offices Metropolitan Block, K street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Entrance
next door o Metropolitan Theater. ol-tf
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New York, November 12th.-Monsignor
Capel delivered before the Young Men
Hebrew Club tonight an abridgment of
his address on " Patriotism, as given at
the cathedral In the course of his re-
marks he said 1t was bad side of our
election that showed our attempts to pull
down the character of the men who were
to rule us.
DEMOCRATIC PARADE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA November 12th.-Hen-
dricks will review the Democratic parade
here Saturday.
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TIE VOTE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, November 12th-Olficial re-
turns received hy the Secretary of State
gives the following rs the result OF the vote
in this State: Blaine Is, 1866 Cleveland
80, l66, St John SD, Butler 552. Aggre-
gate vote, S4457 BIaine'S plurality 1000.
Blaine's majority 1875. Currier (I;ep.l for
Governor has Il majority over all of i9S
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK. November 12th.-The Beard
of Canvasse!S of New York county exam
ined the returns Of the first three Assembly
districts to-day 4 few differences from the
press reports published Wednesday morn
ing were discovered, but nothing was found
that will materially affect Cleveland's plu-
rality, as published. 1t is estimated that
Oswald Ottcndogfer may fall 100 votes be
hind his comrades on the Electoral ticket
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-14

SolFe8 rspr6ieuttreI hDitr0e."" 9as Biatt
iprttt fsrnsr BITE poffnung aus, oas &leue,
lambs Homtnattou oas 3eid1en bes Iuftau.
ftas etues neusn getfss In Der amerifauts
! ihen Bolitif iein tDsroe, unS gIaubt an letue
| gHabI. 9ieieIbe rperbe benz auerttautitlsu
SOlte 3ur gBre gereiGeu. Dfit @leueIauS
oil Der Spibe Der Gretnttpe niir6e bic Re.
| publit fidIer leiu, ndbrgno man bet Blatne
ntGt rifien f6nue, mas toumeu nerbs. qu.
| Berbalb Der Serstnigteu StQateu iet es aIer.
btres BON geriugsr Baosutuna, o6 Der @tus
Ootr Der Gnbsre pom ibuen gen1St uerbe.
Der STANDARD" ihreibt, etu befrtebiaeus
oers8 ReIHItat, ais bic gOmtuattou &Ieuas
lau6's, tonne faum geuiuidt nerbeu, NIB
Gtlben's Sreuaoidaft babe Dteislbe Al
Staroe gebra9t. &lsuelauo's &uf fat uas
bsfsdt, uub Der fampf i9psbe ieet 3mildeu
hem 8etnen nns uuretneH. SolIte bas @lno
idIisbIi9 8latue por3tebsu, oauu niCSe
Dies ietneu @rHub tr Der 8aIorguts babeu,
baB etne Yartet, pelde 10 iange aus Der
Olaft mar, fld 81 gtertB uad osr asmtar=
bente srDsiien peroe.
Der nGelegrapb" idrsi5t; ygRtt Der etu.
iftmmtseu Domination @oauerneur &lsues
lambs 0urd bic bsmofrattlhe Bartet gerdt6
ote amerttanti6e Bol;ttt eilrgsrma6en aus
Dem Barteidlauur, Obglet6 Die 9smOtra=
ten, i'm @an5en geuommeu, eiue bemerteuss
Uertb refine Bergaugenbett au3upstieu bas
ben. 9ab bic Srti9'amertfauer &Ieuelaub
bafisn, 1T bas bette 3eugutB bafitr, baB er
gu Dem hoben Gmte erndblt rperoeu iollte.
Aue Stsier uriadIs ioIIts er aud Der uaters
fiiibuGg G(ler mabreu Imsrttaner tbetIbaittg
meIbsa."
&ie yTtmes" metnt: yyOie Rom:uatton
@leoslan0's bebeutst RetutgHug i'm 8sam'
teHpelsu, poIttiibe BobIanfldabtgtsi HRo
cine sntia;eoeue yitsberlaae pOn Sames q.
Blaine. &leUelanb's Sorlsbsu lit uuautait'
bar, Iab IS TT utdt Oas gertugfte ieiaer Ser.
blegfe, baB ieiae ImtebauoIuaged t1m Die
Teiubidaft uu6 ben 3aB uoa ,Eammaug=
Sali" stugetragsH babeH. @s i1 ;uttfet5aft,
ob mau etHe before g8abl hattie trsifsu t0as :
nsn, bei0nsers menu man in B.trad,t steat,
taR NIT @leoeiano etu Diaun, ute Senorids,
Gnf oem Etdet ftebsn mtro, bsfisu Borlsben
ebenfau8 Elm mateloieS 1T. Die bemotratl.
itje BIattform eEtt6ui6t uns aber, its ift sG
3a6m un0 tn unbeftimmtsu 4usbriifen ao'
gefaBt. Der Iusgang Der g8abl If uoa iebr
nngspis, bic 0emotrateu baben iid tnoe6
3neifelsObue tn1breno tbrer laugeu 6erten
O.el Betehett SugPleat."
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Gin rphrr Gnnitdn.

Can Srau8teco, 13. Suit. = 9. 9.
Craig, iriiher Sod auf benz 3dfsufabrer
ngpartap," srbob gtgeu s. 8esb, &apttau
has genannten 6ubr3suges, i'm BuHossge.
rifte stue &lage auf grobe JiahIiItgtett
uub uumenidItdes 8etragsu uuo er3dhIt
fulasnbe Ghntladeu: DsGr if an BOrD bes
Qsualutgt S6ifics tn Der Stsauug at8
Sod BON bier nod 9eparture,8at gsgangeu,
uuO ON fiinftsn Gage Der 8etie burd ote
RadIdifietett pom @apitdu uuo Rauui4aft
bHrd cine often gslufsne S6tfisIufestu ben
8OIufruum gsfalleu, BET nelfsm Sale er
fid Sdnbe unb 4rme uu5 6ts GGgeu ihmer
osrIsbt bat, au6sresm on Der ltuteu Sette
oouf6rbig esIdbmt til. 3net StuuOsu lteB
uGn tbn trOs ietHer Siilferufs uuter sutiss'
lt6su Sdmer3en i'm Shiffsraume ltsgen,
e5e Tim Siilfe nurbe. Su Departure Bat
noIte Craig tnneeu, um fd drJtlt6e Silfe
3u uerianfier, mas tbm tnbefeu psrDehrt
purbs grff ole Der Spartan" ;ur Rids
fabrt bsrett mar, isste man ban beoauerus'
nertbsn glann auf ein eugltides S4lepps
idtff Iber, BON mo aus sr ipdtsr istren Beg
in's SoipitaI fnHb unb bauu btsrher Suriid
fam. Craig, Der uoufdnotg geldbut uuo
nObs5u bdIfios ia, oerlaugt 1854 uiht bee
auhlte 20hns, 8srpfegungstOfeu uub $1O,'
eco S6Ter3eneRslo uub S6aoeuerIas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-14
GeSetwtNrtee Ginfperruaa ia 6a'
16nnG.

Erup, N..g., 15. SnIi.-SOr inf MO-
ueteu retFfe Beoro Qlauss BON bier mad Gu6a
cb, nm rod bsm ihm uou ieiusm Sater in
her V6be Don on5uuauuu htnterIufsuen 9ruuos
eigsntbum ,u shsu. I'm bic Rotten Der 8siie
III tsfeu, fuuairts sr ais agsut elmer bi:ii.
gsn Tirmu fir Den 8ertauf eiuss pateutirteu
Gdmterotparutes uub Eabm BITE u0tbtgen
Brobsu nit. Ra6 ietner antuuft In pa
uuunu tpurbe sr nIs SptOn tu's 8sfdugutB
oenorieu. Die Wtlitdrbeb0rOsn lteIteu ben
sdmisrapparut fir etuRrtegspertisus, uuO
Qlones purbe gum EObe Uerurtbetlt. Rad
bsm Srau Qlants ldugere 3ett psrgebeus nuf
gloGridat pou ibrrm @atten aewartet, reite
fe, NIT Brtsfen beS Stcatslstretdrs Carr
unb bee ipautiden SouiuIa 0sriebsu, ua d
Sopouna unb fauS ihreu Oltteu in eiaeu
6sr hortiaeu @sfdBguiiis, nit Ststueflopfsu
bsid6ftiet unb fliinbItf ieineu Zoo erDlr=
teno. Ste srplrtts istue 6rsiluhuua, uab
osifsrn traIsu Sstee bier etu. 2lauss miro
nahrideiultdl Itine GuQelsgeuhett Der Reaie'
rnne in gBoIbington uOrlegen uuo Senna'
tbuHua, ionie Die 6erausgabs nisbcerer t9u
utatrcuMensr BGptsrs uerlauSsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-14
Siebmdrfte.

&btcago, ~. SuIi.-S6peius gu
fubr 5000, 8erieubuus $500 Stif; Bretfs
unritrteu sutiden $500 uub $5.65.-8tnbs
uteb: 3ufubr 1900, Ssrieubuus 1900 Stad;
Breife pari:rteu ;uiiheu $500 uub $685.
g6unfe: 3ufubr 400, Berisnouug fetue;
Breiie paritsten smiiaeu $2.25 unO $500.
ct. 9oEte, IS. Sult.-Shuetps: 3u'
Fubr: 1000, 8erisnoHnS 300; Bretis uartir.
ten ,ntid3er $500 unb $5.45. - 8irS5teh:
Rufubr 1000, 8arieubuua 1000; Bretis part.
trtau ;piiGer $3.50 uub $675. - S6aafs
Ruiubr 1900, Serieuouug 1000: Brett: part.
irten ,piiGcu 1925 un6 $3.50.
Gaf Beuni., ben -. SUIT.
8inbuiet: i3ufubr 1494, 8erienouug ia;
YrsiIs pariirtsn BmtiGsu $4.75 uuO $6.75.-
Sdmstne: 3ufuar SO. 900. 8erfenouue 1900;
Rrstis uorilrttn srrifdaeu $5 10 uao $50
S6aafe: 3afabr 24o0, 8srteubuuS 1890;
Yreiie pariirteu sWii@eu $500 Gno $4.75.
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BanFerCtte.

8eDsYoTt, e. SuIi. - 2ie Gaenmaareuz6trmn
Salitcb Satnes Co., gir. 375, 8roaopau, zines Der
grOBta bduier Der genannten Sranhe, itele 9ettern
Die 3ahunaen Elm uno uberIug lbr lermo9en 81 GUN
en Der G)ldubiaer on SOuis Dlap BON Der 8aHll5ntz
ma Diag sing Sir. 80, &roao araBe. Die 6anerotte
iSirIna beitnHo aus 29m. s. oafeo, g9m. u. 61Ine5,
i. Wierers Uno =. GoDaro Seutlep. Die beoor3u9z
ten 6oroerunasn betra9eu i'm 9an5en uber $4j104
unb ptrtbcilen iib, ME fogt s, .. Uleuers Jiah az
stO2 s72 g. 81. 6otiiebg gtab.oB s49ls, gaprence,
5cplcr Go. Si5.U73, SGfob 2Genoeu 60. s5t42, u.
s. 6uiteb $50 346, 8. q 3otu Slt,9j4 &. y balfteo
81 Ot9, Sane g. 5obnion $3.50, Rober 6lliteo SPA,
500 n6JntralzgtatioH1lS SaHf" $4,000, gSm. s. gBii=
hnm $4,000, gGrie 5at0ndlbnHt" S19.CJ8. .yfeunt2
2otiopc6nuf" 500 0, .. 6. Bennett So. S7j L0).
Gjco |gnt $500, 9eo. .. Snderbqder $500, 2rez
rel. gcrgan q So. $32 ,59J SaeaQ 0tous s5t49, $.
r. GeiHter Sllj5 uHo Erau e. 3. Tarieon S2O66. Dc
Tilra Turte in Sabre 1924 poH Den 8Itern ben ie5l:
afH geihdsthebabtr 6aiieb uno oatHes 9slrhuoe
uUo aencf bis uor Rrriem ian unbeitrdntteu credit
Gls GCiudfstrar Eattionen oer iSrma betien itd tn
Salre 1881 aui $5,0W,eCJ Die Standardization uers
osn Guf $2tQ.O 20 anNe1eben.
Ss}ad 6omburger, BiIoebdnoler, g'r. 328, 8roao'
rDlC, ntute aer(ru ebgHiau5 bic 3ablun9en elm una
Ibrtgu8 ietT 8.rHoa,n an Geo IuploI; Die btDor3us
ten EoroguraeH tE6 SOiepb tur $4jl 81, j. .gloul
ton sst.'5. DtaT 6dmburser 500. 5etts $. 0nmbur
ser$o5.5 s2, .G.0b StmaHHss55,j0, 0sIar .Shut
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SSaltimCre'S tp6AentI1he Sterb=
It@feitSE GtGtifftf.

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lance slbcrcne 28CiBc uub 81 Shm0ue. Die 0tetfCu
IS - itarben in oer 2O ote g2ent9ittu-5 - in Der
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tenn grube, &luta'mub, Sounenitih, Gjetbiudt,
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ncn, Niageu= nit Darui=, gungenz SnHdnoun9 Krubz
gCburt uno GutIrdihng; ie an &rdmpjeu uno 0etiz
Ijou 20 an CuH9cnihWinoiEnt; 57 an 9iuogz
EruIfyu.
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sen, talte5 uHO bi9ige8 8icber
Ilrterlet6s. .&eidlmerAen

u bme den, Durdfall, @6oltra
Dt OrbnS o0cr ShmT3eH bet'm 5ublgauae
muCcn IN 10 bis 20 Uiiauttu turirt, weiu
man &aomou5 Ready Relief einnimmt.
SS.oer &!usonoranB, nod &Ht3itnOunq, ueOer
Sdmadt, nod Abatipanntbeit Olqen auf Oen
Gebraudl bon u. d. JICltcf.
Du,Big lbs lcdSyg GropiEu in einem tleiueu
@la8 2SaNer p,IIen III Ucujgeu 4ugcnJlifeu
&rampIe, NtogeniGure, SOobruuen, bui6ies
&ophutb, 9mdfou, 9lHhc, &olit, 8ldbunden
nm alic IuugylteH Sdmer;cu.
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Der 6sinmGrft.

Rem>Dorf, 10. Sult. - 6olgsuSes
fiub bic S6IubuottrnuBsu: geIo 6ffuete
,u 2 pro;snt uuo idloB 8u 2 Yro,eat. -
sterltug sBeGiel 4.834-4 83F auf iedssig
TnQe nnb 4.S54-4S6 nuf Stdt. - 8unbes.
Gbiiautipueu 3spro,. 100t, 4i.pro3 1921
unb 4.rrca. 1191.-&ttier: Abams' @rpres
!25, Central Yncific 35B. @bsi. & Ohio 6,
Gr!e 12f, bo. Brtor. 81, 0ate'Sbore 734,
RS. Central 56s. Worth sgeaern 500 to.
Brior. 1851. T.s9J. Central 1913. Btttsburg
1876, S1eubine 233, &pd Sslano 1O5, uutou-
9acific 324, s9sgsruslIutGu 54s.