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Farms in France.
IkeEe age milliQa.s. q I--ms IN EGEa ..

- > ) = Il -,
obtaining from quarter of All acreto
four acres, writes correspondent from
Dion. | find that about an acre and a
Glf is about all the most ambitious man
wants. The rent for land is always one
half the crop. The land is worth about
four hundred dollars an acre; or, if in
grapevines, six hundred dollars This is
why France is like a flower garden In
England there are two hundred and
twenty-seyen thousand land owners The
Frehchman on his two acres, with his
barefooted wife cutting grain with a
sickle by his side, is happy and contented,
because he knows no better. Such. de-
graded life would drive an American
farmer mad The Frenehman thriyee
because he spends nothing, He has ne
wants beyond the coarsest food and the
washings of the grape skins after the
wine is made Yes, he is thrifty. He
saves money, too The aggregated wealth
IF thirtj million poor degraded, bare
footed peasants makes France rich The
ignorance of the French farmer is appall-
ing. never saw a newspaper in French
farm village Their wants are no more
than the wants Of a horse. The French
man eats the cOarscst food: about the
same as he feeds his horse. He will eat
coarse bread and wine for breakfast
soup, bread and wine for dinner and,
perhaps, bread and milk for supper He
does not know what coffee or tea is.
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Training of Children.

As soon as your little lass can prattlC
and run about teach her order, cleanli
ness, neatness and economy Thcsec9nd
you can commence almost at birth Buy
her some. toys-a house and cradle i
possible-supply her with aplace to put
them in, nor suffer any member of the
family to disturb or appropriate that
place As soon as she is tired Of hel
playthings make her dust and stow then
neatly away in their proper places. Ihr
will teach her order and punctuality, \,
she advances give her lessons in sewing
and making garments for her dolls alsC
to make the curtains, carpets and uphol
stery for the chairs, sofas and ottoman $
and arrange them properly, to keep tho
house clean and the dolls clothes also
By this YOU will lay the foundation Of
good, sound, practical domestic eduea
ton, and will soon discover all the Gle
ments of a well ordered and regulated
system pervading every action and move
ment of your little pupil
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lincoln and the Confederate soldiers.

Colonel Tom Ochiltree, who tells more
truth than newspaper paragraphersi
writes me; 'The last tinie ! met Mr. Car
rctt was In the private loge Of Minister
Morton at the Grand Opera in Paris. lie
was accompanied by Mr. and Miss Car
rett, and was in an excellent reminiscent
humor. | remember he told me he was
present when Andrew johnson proposed
the percmptory arrest OF General Robert
+. Lee, J. +. Johnston and other Con
fcderatc leaders. lie spoke of the way
in which Genera, Grant Indignantly
refused to lie party to such q proceed
ing. He said it was the only time he
had ever seen Grants equanimity dis
turbed, that his eyes literally blazed with
anger and that he informed Mr. johnson
that attempt to interfere with the status
of these Southern generals as arranged by
him would cause his instant resignation
rs General-in-C Chief of the Army. Mr.
Garrett said that General Grant paid a
high compliment to the ability, honor
and bravery of Generals Lee and John
ston and their armies, and said that he
would not be made party to humiliate
them or break faith with them. He
accompanied Mr. Lincoln to the field Of
Antietam on the day after the battle. He
said that Mr.. Lincoln visited the wounded
Of both armies in the improyised hospi-
tails, and he would never forget a scene
that occurred between him and a young
soldier from North Carolina whose
wound was pronounced mortali l6y the
physician s.l- 1I,diTTrying the party. Mr..
l1nc re-, put his arm under the neck Of
-fJhe poor boy and talked with him of his
mother and sisters at home until, said
Mr. Garrett, the tears welled up from his
great heart and fell upon the wondering,
apturned face Of the dying Confederate.
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Intemperance.

How many are sending up prayers , ,or
holm IN ave some dear one, that NE
is dragging down to the lowest u' PP,r;gbt
misery and despair. How many .,";5ess
ornaments of society, substantial uus hn-c
men. kind husbands and iatheIs 10"
sunk y low. one bushes to know 'n i;,.as
Think of the blasted lives, Of the W., w..
and little children who live llVes % ,,.;tb
ture. because their fate is linkea W. ~
one who loves liquor, better nun 1--we
wife he has sworn at Gods altar " oors
and protect. How many woman ~. 10
with terror the footstep, winch a. M
time made her heart leap and thru WIZ a
Measure ipexpressible. Oh that ono'
bright little home replete with happin.
Tho dainty curtains. bountifully SUI
piled table and tasteful furniture ~
neatly dressed children waiting ioI i"'' I
er's return and evening kiss. The prouo'
happv wife. waiting for the central liSuio
Of her little world, the author oil NJ.
complete womanly life. Now see 'u''t
other picture. telling Of misery WlVllo ~
and within. See those trembling Gnu
drcn and down hearted VIE; hg'.
those words of abuse heaped on NY ..
flesh of his flesh, and bone oil lls
bone. Strife has usurped the formerly
happy abode, shadows becloud the sun
light of smiles The flowers are wlthereI,
the carpets are full Of holes, the larder | !,
empty and the children turn to inc
mother for that support She begs or earns,
We draw our conclusion. That man mas
become drunkard This is the nome
view. Now look at its effect or society
at large. Testimony furnished us by oui
daily papers, Judges, philosophers ana
all keen observers, proves that the most
dreadful crimes are committed under the
influence of liquor. When we reflect on
the life destroyed, the industry sacrificed,
the shame and pauperism, the waste q
financial resources, the only wonder is
that the American people do not say tins
curse shall not longer exists. Loa's
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In thirty years. successful experience in the
manufacture of 10000 instruments the
Mason a Hamlin company have accumulated
facilities for manufacture without which they
could neither produce as good organs as they
now make, nor with as great economy. sad
an experienced manufacturer in witnessing
the operation of single machine in their fac
tory recently: Cone boy with that machine
does as much work as ten skilled workmen
could do without it, and does it better at
that
These accumulated facilities, including ex.
perienced and skilled workmen, are the secret
of their producing organs which are unques'
tionably the best, yet can be sold at prices
which are little more than those of the poor
est.-Boston TrdreHer
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THE medical profession are SLOW
land rightly so) to endorse every new medl-
cine that il advertised and sold; but honest
merit convinces the fair minded after rea-
sonable time. Physicians in good standing
often prescribe Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound for the cure of female weak
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Al least three men ON the average jury are
bound to disagree with the rest just to show
that they've got minds of their own; but
there is no disagreement among the women as
to the merits of DR.. Pierce's % Favorte Pre-
scription. They are all unanimous in pro
all those chronic diseases, weaknesses and
complaints peculiar TO their sex. 1t trans
forms the pale, haggard, dispirited woman
into one of sparkling health, and the ringing
laugh again "reigns supreme in the happy
household.
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France are uad ei t1o telegraph wires in
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,,,fs V s5H, fais mice roache, flies beibuts
'l'''sAuaEs' chipmunks,g oplars l5,. B'g.gt,
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How WOMEN DiGcr From ,Ten.

1t is said that the expenses of the Gordon
relief expedition will be f150,o00 per week
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rndies,ia,o.,o 10y, Dr9lsIcal swelling, Dizziness
ii''e '4on' cureiby Well, Heanb R ioq's,ys
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The medical Or,

The national debt is only twelve times a
large as that of the city Of New York.
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silk stockings are shifting their own
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now $500 o. - = ''e United States is
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II You are sick with that terrible sickness
Nervousness. You VIII find =" Balm III ILL
cad IN Hop Bitters
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"-00I1TeT UTuEts.
the Bas !. H'I mica a.el in stoves is from
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own fault II you remain 30. II
yOu arc wasting away with any form
Of Kidney disease, stop tempting death this
moment, and turn for cure TO Hop bltters'
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Words Of Warning and Comfort.

IL you are suffering from over eating or
drinking, any indiscretun or dissipation, OF
are vount and growing TOO fast, As is often
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II you have rough, pimply, or sa.low skin, bag
breath, Hop Biticss VIII give You far skin, fct
blood, The sweetest br tfb and hrata. toVV VIII
be paid for "a e they wii not cure orueip'
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s SIM gtsip gorfer StaatssSenat
1T am 8. gpril Die Bill, ipeI6e bic Sa.
irritation bon OIeOmarsarin Gos. ,,Ohs
ienbutter" Eel elmer 8ubs bon 500
bis $500 perbietet, poiiirt tpprben.
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3ittStpn.

- Gilbert 2eipis, Sobn 9biqips unb
Gbiparb Wercur, bic eritereu bon Bear
greef, Der lebtere bon @ilfesbarre,
Iesen in Wef pittstpn Elm erpbartiees
SOISsei4dft an.
- Der 8iirsermsiiter BON 9ittstpn
;isbt elm idbrIides Salair bon $500.
-3nei S6ufte bon Sentins Sopns
flip Ramsns @aIib fpurbsn poriss
@o6e bon Sriebensridter aoon benz
@sfdnsnib unter Der glntIass iibsripies
fen, auf cine Srau Gppne einen pers
brs9erii9en Insriff sema6t ;u buben.
-Sn Susbestoipn fdbrte elm Rdbs
den RamsnS Me9iuItp ibrem peripitts
ipeten OnfeI felt ldnserer Seit bic
SausbaItuns. Der 9lIte ber8ing Iid
sesen bas Wtdbden uno ais Die Solsen
iib nidt mebr ldngsr berberssn liebsr
unb Sur 8enntnib Der bOrtigen iunseu
2eute seIansten, nadte iid cine 9lnsabl
oerieIben auf, UNI ben S9anobuben su
lpn6en. Gr bate inoefsn ipObIipeisIif
bas Beite eeiudt. 9as Wtdb9en fol-
ni6t gang Sure6nunssfdbis isin.
Der Superintsn6snt Der StetIe,
3e6e, S. 9. ReeIe, bat feline Steat
nieberSeIest unO lit na9 Pittiton um'
sescsen.
- Sn 9ittitpn iperben &artoffeIr
bon Sauiirern 3u 40 @ents bas Sui4sl
berfauft.
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BON Der Snbfcite.

gluf bic MISUNDERSTANDING Der SGns
Serrunbe am nd6Iten 9ienitas gbenb
MAIDEN mir tpieeerbpIt aufmsrfiam.
glusnabmsneiie iDnnen biesmal aud
gd6tmitslieSer einSefibrt tperben, unb
eS itebt 6aber Elm SabIrei6er 8eiu6 su
eriparten.
Dem 9ltbIstie Stub foIsenS, bat ii6
nun aud cine 9ltbletic Gornet Sanb
bier eebiIbet, ipeI6e am nd6fen Sams
flag abenb ibren eriten idbrliden Ball
in 9tutter's SaIe abbalten ipirb.
Der 9eifaa, ben bic seI6IOfenen
SSamiIienbdae neueroinsS sefunSen, bat
Die 8inespIS 8ano Ueranlabt, pieber
einen berartiSen Ball auf SamitaS
Abenb in Sdimpi'S Saue ;u arransis
rem. gtur ioI6e, bic ginIaSunsen ers
bielten, baben gintritt.
Gine neue RaIeriirma bat iid SO.
928 Sdb @aibin9tpn Aoenue etabIirt,
nemIi6 bic Serrsn 9arrops & Maus.
benen cine quite Sufunft beporsuiteben
i6eint. g9ir baben cine glnsabI Des
fsns beS Serrn 8arrOpS seleben, ipels
DIE 5rescpmaIereien bon pra6tpoaem
Gntpurfe entbalten. gSenn bic Serrsn
fol9e glrbeit liefern, 70 iperben iie iia
balb in Der 8unIt beS YublifumS eins
sebireert babsn. Sape3ieren uno ale
MaIerarbeiten iperoen beitsns beior9t.
Srau Caroline S6mitt pirS bic boil.
itanois renobirte SSranflin Salle an
nd6iten Samitas nit einem Bale ers
bffnen unb Iabet freunbIi6t baju elm.
SObn 9erri, Ode bon gittfon 9(pe.
uno WilIoip StraBe ipobnenb, lGbt um
Iein gigsntbum einen eiiernen 3aun
erridten; ipenn iir uno fertis, ioa bers
IeIbe an $500 foiten. 9lber ipas ia9t
Iein liebeS 9retden auf bem beutiden
8erse in Ranicm baSu?
2bipeniein & Gber Iinb Jest i'm boIs
len @an9e unb baben einen iebr rei6s
baItiBen Sorratb bon 9Saaren, ipelbs
iie benz Publifum 3u niebri8iten 9reiien
anbieten.
Safob Sartmann ipirb binten an Sein
8inssolo SauS einen 3ipeiitbdigen Gins
bau 16 bel II SUB maiden.
@barIes aditner faufte am Gamitaa
sipei 9ferbe, bic ibm, pie er bOfft, siner
bibiden 9rpfit a6tperfen.
GuIannab, bic 1odtsr bon Simon
Straub, tpuroe am WiontaS bon einsm
Srn. 8omminssr bon gblIabeIpbic
beimsefiibrt unb bas iunse Baar reiitt
am Dienitae Wlpr9en mad Der Seimatt
bes Gbemannes ab.
Cine gln;abl unIerer 9lasnba9e,
0litbirser iparen am Rontas Na6mit.
tag in Yetersburs, UNI an benz 8esrdb.
nib bon Safob gnssl tbeiIjunebmen.
sa- Die 9eutI6en Der SabIeitt
tperben auf einen neusn @sibifts;peif
aufmsrfiam sema9t, nemIi9 cine Gar,
petbanpIuns, ipel9e Gbriit. Storr an
Montas erbffnete. gr bat 0tuiter bpr
Teppi6en bon 35 GsntS aufipGrts uni
| 1T i'm Stanbe, bieIeIben biaiser su Der,
faufen, ais irssno elm SauS in be,
Stabt. 8auiluitise baben iid nur cir
Dluiter aus;uiu6en unb bic eenauI
9r6be bes 9immers anSuseben. 0tar
ipre6e Dor unb iebs ii9 bic neue patenr
tirte ginri6tuns an.
H9- 8aumeiiter 3bomus 9eubsI bal
MN tpisber auf eisene 9lebnung bai
8siddft aIS 8aui9reiner unb Gontraf'
tor besonnen unb empfiebIt ii6 9Iqsn
bic neue slrbsit ober 8eparoturen 81
MAIDEN baben. 1879
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SIuS bem pbereu xbale.

= Die ungariI6e unb poInii6e 8es
bbIteruns bon OIppbant ipiro auf iiber
200 SeeIen 8ei4det, meiitens ertpads
iene 9lrbeiter.
= Sn Garbon6ale mil s. 81. 8urs
nett 9lnfan9s Dtai Elm oemofratiibeS
8latt inS 2eben rufen.
= @ir baben i6on friiber barauf
binseipieien, bab Die TemperensIer einen
9lnlauf sur GrOberune bon @orbonbale
nebmen ipilrben, unb bic gripGblun9
bes Iemperenslers 9eIIp gum WiapUr
bat uniere 8ebauptuns beitdtist. 9ers
ieIbe bebt in ieinsr 8Otidaft an ben
StaStratb berpor, baB in @arbonoale
65 YIdbe eriitiren. ipo beraui6enbe @es
trdnfe perfduft iperoen, tpdbrenb nur Is
9lppIifatipnen fur S6anfliSenIen ses
madt fporben ieien. Der TemperenS.
apcIteI g. u. 8urbid bat feline SbdtiSs
felt bier bespnnen unb eS iolen bereits
1900 9erionen baS gntbaltiamfeitsSes
liibbe abselest baben.
- Gin 12iGbriser &nabe Ramens s.
8. 9Onnelp, in Der Sermpn Sede SO.
4 ;u 9ricebilIe beiddftist, tpurbe boris
gen WlittipU6 bon einsm brebbaren
8obleniiebe erfabt unb in StiIde 9erii'
len.
- Sieben 8iebermdnner bislten Ieb.
ten Somtas in 9lrdbalo unter freiem
Simmel cine Seriammlun9 ab, nm biz
Semperemfrase su erDrtern; ben ScrIit
fiibrte Ssdmann. Der 8ei6IuB Iau'
tete, bic Ieeren @bisfepiIaI6en ioIIter
iein, tpo Der 9fsffsr ipddi, bic boiler
aber iinb ipiafommen.
- Die @irtbidaft Der @ittipC
Sdsrif in 9trdbaIb erfreut it9 einei
itetisen 8eiu6ss, mas ni9t su beripun.
bern 1T. SIMMER friides Bier, erob,
@Idier uno elm bibI9eS &eIInerma64er
iibsn ibre 9lnsisbunSstraft aus.
= @bam geuIer bon SIppbant baut
ii9 in 9rpber Gle in PriespiIe cir
Sails.
- Wie Seloenmutb bebauptet, lit be,
Spmmer iebt ba unb sipar aus ben
8runbe, neil ii6 Isbtsn Sonntaf
DuBenbe bon 2iebsspaarsn auf Der
3inneu ScS SeIiens Oh bsm beutI6er
SerSe iebcn liebsn.
- Sn Garbon6aIe Itarb am Mpntat
Morsen DTS 8esnolSs I'M 9lIter poi
nabe so Sabren. Der 8erItprben,
mar elm betannter 8eI96ftsmann uni
9OIititer unb frlber sinmaI WitsIiel
Der @siessebuns.
Ser 8auidrsinsr Sobn 8bite fie
am @lontas tUbt nieber, ipdbrenb er Ell
nen 9aun fir ben Stationsasent BAL
in @Ienburn erri&tete. Serstrantbeit
- Sn 9sdbiGs brannte am Rcnta,
MOrsen bas srpbe bUppslte g8obnbaui
Der Srau gIumer nieber. Die beibei
SamiIien, ipeIde baiIeIbe beipObnten
bIbten ni6t aIein ibr SausSeratb, Ion
bern aud ibre Slsiber elm.
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Scutife Yribatidule.

Ser llnter,e6nete bsnbfdtipt am sritsn
@ontag i'm Wlui am bieT9en BlaBe eine Rrt.
patidule Su sr6ffnen, in iueIfer Sinoer pom
iediten Qebensiabre ab. obne Nidlldt aut He.
iiaon uno @sibett, Gn9enommen weroe.
Nnneloun9en bittet man 30 rihten al
I2,6w .. ". 8leiu.
10l6 Solar abe., nabe No. 8 S6ule.
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@aDme @puntp.

- @iaiam DeIaep, bon Ssrai
Soipnibip, sins slnfanss pOrissr @o6,
na6 9loien6aIe, no iein Boot ben 8in.
ter iiter lag. gr bate 9laes fir bic
Sabrt borbereitet uno polIte eben BON
8oote an bas 2ano iteigen, madte bas
bel einen 6ebltritt uno fieI ins @a1er.
gu 9lei6er 3eit beipeste iia Sas Boot
aeeen bic ben 8anal eini6liebenoe
gSano su unb Der llnsIidli6e tpurbe
Sipiiden Der Waulr unb benz 8cote 70
idlimm 8equetf6t bab er am 9la6mits
tag itarb. Gr binterIdbt Srau unb adt
&inber.
- Mibibipmann @rambs, SObn 6es
9ti6ters, mar borise 8ohe auf furSen
llrIaub in Scnesoale.
- 9lIs GplIettpren Der Steuern iinb
fir SunesboIe g8m. Serber unO fir
1eras Gbriit. Sartuns ernunnt iporben.
SOnitise 9euti6e. finOen mir ni6t in
Der 2tfte.
= Die S6uIb bes Borough Sonss'
bale beIduft iid auf 5000. @IddIis
Dies 2anb
grsS6abmeiiter Sartuns uerIdbt
am nd6iten Wlitttpop Sones6aIe fir
feline europdii4e -Four.
- Gin entbuiiaitiider 8eridtersrs
itatter fa9t, ,,oie ,,Samen" bon SoneS'
bale befdmpfen ben 2iquorbanSel Sag
uno 9ia9t, unb in allen SbeiIen bon
@apne County biIben ii6 Semperens.
@eieai6aften, beren abii9t 1T, bic grs
tbeilung bon Sdan;lisenien ;u beidrdns
fem. g9enn bic ,Samen" bon Sos
neSbale tbrer 8eitimmuns ais Saus'
frauen unb 0iiitter treu ipdren, ben
Mdnnern ben 4ufentbaIt i'm Sauie ans
9enebm MAIDEN ipiirben unb ibre iibrige
3eit Der 8iaberer3iebuns i'm 8eiite Der
WtGBi9feit unb UtoraI fpiometen, 70
t6nnten iie ipeitauS bsfriebisen6ere 3e'
iultate erSieIen, ais bur6 ibr unipeiblis
deS 8enebmen ais DtitslieSer Der
Seilsarmee am 8anSeIbanbe blbbiinnis
ger 8eberenos.
= Slper'S abfibrenbe 4illen ei9nen
ii6 fir iebeS 9llter. 9a iie iibersudert
iine, 70 1T es Ieidt iie einaunebmen, uno
obipobI bic @Irtuns seIino unO nidt
bei9perIid 1T, 70 1T lie bod eriinbli9
unb einsreifenb. gluSseseidnete 9lerste,
electromagnetic 9eiitIi9e unO bieIe unis
rsr anseiebeniten 9iirser buben fur bic
Birtiamteit berIeIben bel allen &ranfs
beiten beS MaSens mb Der @ebdrme
3euanib abasIeat.
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S0ripcfs

3uniebrieen 9reifcH.
Infer 8riibiabrs.eaesr it iebt UoIfdnOis
ulToriirt uno entbdIt allies, mas man in einem
CIT ein9eridteten Gorpst.@eiddft gu fnbsn
geWobnt III.
aut babsn mir sinige Reite bon Sn9rnn
uuo 8rliisI Carpet oil SanO. ipeIbe mir gum
uno untsrm Softeupreiie berfaufen Die fol-.
senben iino sinise Der e6ngeu. wie fe fur
Guer 5mmer 9eraoe pofen ionnten:
Sn0rains.
20 garos. 10 garos, 26 gnros. % Sar6s,
l6 garos 80 garbs. 90 SJaros. 27 9aros. 26
eos 81 gnros. Il garos. ~ garbs. 33 Sos.
II garOs. 10 gnrbs. Is 2nrbs. "a 2Dnros.
8rliieIs.
% garos. 35 9arbs, 29 garos. 90 gJaros,
2s gDaros. 20 9JnrOs, AZ garOs, &c gIaroe. "a
2Jaros. 80 garos, 10 garosr IA gnrts. Is
9aros, 10 gJaros.
Sdufer bon garpet tperoen es Sn ibrsm 8or.
tbeil fnoen, menn fe ibre ausnabl bel Better
treffer. nm iid Die beften Wuiter ju fidern.
9unoen uerben ibre Gintdnfe fOltenfrei nuf.
beWabrt, bic fis oisitIbsn uerInn9en.
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g. g. 6err,

409 - 2adatpanna 9lpenue, - 408,
9egeniiber Dem 8Domin9 Saus.
DEAis Serr qouis 2. Siebeder III nod i'm.
mer in unlerm @eibdit mo miro Die oenti6en
annNen nit gelpObnter 3uporfommenbeit be.
oienen.
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Gei6dfts=s =slnseiger Der siioleite.

S8 SIM S9ubitOre Der @ebr. Slid
an GeSaritr. finoet man bic belteWaare.
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6etraut:

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SCRANTON, nit sImtlia gStbtr pon StfsrIpn
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aa- @6as. S6eu6'S StiefeIs unb
S6ubsei6dft 1T nit ben beiten @aas
rem rei6li6 bsrieben unb bic greiie
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9lDer's Sariaparilla

mar. gOr feds Rountsu mar 10 uon i5rsdlasu
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une oaS sebeu War mir ynr KAT. 9erednaenen
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idIe eine ioIhe peiIunl btrbcasiiihrt, nne 10 crs
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arer'S SdtiapariGlo mar.
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iiropbnlpsn Rranihtiitl. QotbIaut. 6isStisAtu.
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9eroaunns. reat bic @eodrme grr Sbdtbiatsit on,
nno itsHt iomit bic esbeustrait ,pieoer Der mnS
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3ubsrsitttbsn
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9lDer'S Sariaparilla

in i,inem fdlIs bate. 80 NlGitbc. ieiu NMt uiuh
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80 ~ WbiIIitSa