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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

STATE OF MAINE, COUNTY OF WALDO, SIS,
|, A. IL. BRADBURY, Cashier of the above-nam
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
A. ii. BRADBURY, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this It'll day
of Oct 1885 j. S. HARTMAN,
Correct-Attest: Notary Public.
JOHN g. BROOKS,
A. A. HOWES, Directors.
1w42 Il. w. PITCHER,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15
SKIN EBLOOD
Diseases from Pimples TO Scrofuia
Cured by Cuticura.

Hundreds Of letters in our possession copies of
which may be haj by return of mall repeat this
story Il have been terrible sufferer for years
from Diseases of the Skin and Blood; have been
obliged shQn public places by reason of nv dis
figuring humors; have had the best physicians
have spent hundreds of dollars, and got no relief
until l used the CUTICURA REMEDIES, which have
cured me, and left my skin and blood as pure as
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15
Mr.. Fred Winters,

has lately attended a course of lectures on the sub
the most expert embalmers in the world. and has
also had special advantage for getting practical
knowledge of the business, having been privileged
10 be for some time with Messrs. GEORGE SEES
SIONS & SONS of Worcester, Mass who are well
known to be among the leaders of their profession.
MR. WINTERS was allowed to assist them, both
in embaming and the direction of funerals, and
was shown the correct ways of conducting the bus
iness. We feel confident of our ability to give en-
to u.s. 8stf
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15
UNDERTAKING
Enlba|nling!

1t is our intention to give this branch of our bust
ness special attention in the future. We have a
COMPLETE stock of everything requisite for the
be ready at all times to answer calls for our SER
vices il this city and the surrounding towns. Our
undertaken and funeral director,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15
Boston and Bangor
Steamship Co.
Summer Arrangement.


Commencing June 10Th.
steamers will leave Belfast for Camden Rockland
and Boston, daily, except sundays at al ont ,
O'Clock p NJ, or upon arrival from Bangor
For searsport, Bueksport, Winterport, Hanlpden
and Bangor every day except Monday at (abouU
O'Clock, or upon arrival Of steamer from Boston.
RETURNING To BELFAST.
From Boston. every day except sunday, at SPIN.
From Rockland, every day except Monday, at
about \. NJ, touching at Camden.
From Bangor, touching at Hampden Winterport
Buckspor, and SearSport nj IL O'Clock A. NJ daily,
except sundays.
the wharf on delivery OF goods. Per order Of Gen
real Manager.
D. LANE, Agent. Observation-Disclosures. Belfast,
tALllN AMIN, Agent ...-.. Boston.
JAMES LlTTLEFIELD, Gen'l Supt.......... Boston.
WILLIAM H. HILL, Jr., Gen. Manager. IT,. Boston
Belfast, June 10, lSS5.-Iyrl
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15
CUTECC IA REM EsaEs

Are sold everywhere. Price. CJuCURA, soc; RE
SOLVENT, slOo, SOAP, 25e. Prepared by the POr
TER DRCI CHEMICAL co.. Boston, Mass.
Send for GLOW to Cure Skin Diseases.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

The history of Downs Elixir is identified with
the history of New England for the last fifty years
1t cures coughs and colds.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

breath of multitudes. DIR. Henry Bakers Man
drake Bitters remove the cause and prevent the
evil, and cost only - cents
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

Harry Wilkes defeated Pballas in three
straight heats on the Greenville track at Cleve-
land. Oct. "a. winning the $1,000 purse and 90
per cent OF the gate receipts. The best time
made was III
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

New York lawyer says he would have no
trouble in getting one thousand men in that city to
swear falsely in a case. 1t is fortunate for the
reputation of the citizens of Gotham that it Is a
laMH er who makes this sMeening Insertion.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15
| VERY STABLE!

THE BELFAST LIVERY COMPANY announces
i that it has purchased new horses and is again
ready to do business The office is in the rear of
o. G. Whites store, and teams ut the Mitchell
Stage and Pote stables. GIVE Us A CALL.
BELFAST LIVERY co.
Belfast, July %. 1885. 81
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

1t is rumored that the President has been
urged to reorganize the Alabama Claims Court
At once. It is claimed that the present court
has not been legally constituted since July
1854, inasmuch as Congress extended the term
of the court but the President did not reappoini
the Judges.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

Henry \. Smith, Wall street operator.
has failed. He owes the firm Of Heath &
Co.. which also failed Friday. about million
dollars. and the firm owes its customers about
the same amount
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

A witness for the State in the Cluverius- Mad
ison murder trial AT Richmond, Va. has lust
died. In case new trial should be granted the
absence of his testimony would deprive the
prosecution Of strong point.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

Arnica 4 Oil Lnment is the best remedy known
for stiff Joints lm4l
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

The President has appointed Edward A.
Stevenson, Of Boise City, Idaho. to be governor
of the Territory of Idaho. and William B.
Webb, OF Billings. Montana, to be secretary of
the Territory of Montana
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

\ man said to his aged mother, speaking of his
wife: 81 do wish I could keep Mary from exagger
ating so" "Get her to talk about her age re
sponded the shrewd Old lady.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

The Sherman House at Fargo. OAK, has been
burned. The loss is $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
The guests had narrow escapes. many of them
getting out with nothing but their undercloth-
ing on.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

Three thousand people are now vaccinnated
daily in Montreal and no further disturbances
are expected The Catholic priests have under
taken to advocate vaccination to their people
and will urge il from the pulpit.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-15

Hale's Honey he great Cous n cure. &c. SOC &sI
Glenn's sulphur ser, heals ( beauties, 2sc.
GermanCornEenov a..ls Corus < Bunions
HIS Hair and WhiskaT Dyc-I.acl, and Brown, SOC.
Pixies ToOthache Dr;.'s cure in Minute $50
Deans Rheumatic Pills are sure cure 500,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-06

We are sure the mothers and dear house
wives will pardon our giving so much
space to the notice of that which is to so
benefit the sufferers of our homes:
Cocaine is an alkaIoid extracted from
the leaves Of the ErythroryIon coca, be-
long to the same class of chemicals as
quinine, strychnine, and atropine. The
ErytAroaylom coca, a small tree, six or
eight feet in height, the leaves Of which,
when green, are said to resemble those Of
the tea-plant, grows wild, and is also cult
waited, in South America, chiefly in Peru
and Bolivia. Its wonderful stimulating
proprieties had been recognized by the ma
tives long before medical men had any
knowledge Of them. By chewing the
leaves together with little vegetable
ashes containing some alkali, the natives
of these countries are enabled to bear with
ease the tolls of long journeys in the heat
Of a tropical summer. In such high esteem
was it held amongst these people that they
called it the divine Plant Its leaves,
made into amulets, we're secreted about the
persons of the young and old as talisman
against evil spirits and disease In 1869
the first medical treatise upon the plant was
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-06

there IS an almost imperceptible thinning
IN flesh, and gradual diminution in
Notwithstanding cough, loose bowels,
difficult breathing, swollen extremities,
DAILY fever and miserable death! Miser-
able because it is tedious, painful and in
evltable. How much it is to be wished
that the symptoms Of this hateful disease
were more generally studied and under
stood, that it might be detected in its first
lnsldlous approaches, and application be
made at once for its arrest and total eradi-
cation; for certain it is that in very many
instances it could be accomplished. It
must be remembered that cough is not an
lnvarlable attendant on consumption of the
lungs, inasmuch as persons have died. and
on examination large portion of the lungs
was found to have decayed away, and yet
these same persons were never noticed to
have had cough, or observed it them
selves, until within few days of death.
But such instances are rare, and an habitu-
al cough on getting up and on going to bed
may be safely set down as indicating
consumption begun. Cough, it may be
said, is originally a curative process, the
means which nature uses to rid the body
of that which ofends, of that which is
foreign to the system, aud ought to be out
of it; hence the folly Of using medicines
to keep down the cough, as all cough rem
edies sold in the shops merely do, without
taking means at thesame time for removing
that state Of things which makes cough
necessary.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-06
Il ! FIRST SIGN OF CONSUMPTION,

i mn !. FIRST SIGN OF CONSUMPTION
ppgbt + po' ! 50 extensively known as It
' ss' % c,o De- that, in the large majority Of
pugb y consumption a begins with a siiobt
| while u = me i' morning on gettiug up. After
BID next, tb perceived at night on going to
hg,p,IIs , ~sse is an occasional cough
time tb 'an; :. ne, during the night by
pd,rgbt'Ina' 's is difficulty Of breathing On
s,6I r',y ,a unusual exercise, or in ascend ID.
|"tvitA so rns s .a patient expresses him
a'ioHr,e' I me- surprise, Why, it never
|,''oOal eopp u 50 Next, there is &C.
|a', person, casting up" Even n'1 bes sna
''s'n to feel weak, while
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-06
The Mind Cure.

To see Of 0what manner Of spirit ye are
n,dA0 seems to be highly important in
these latter days. The Christian Scientists
Or disciples Of the "Nind Cure" are thus
discussed: The Rev. A. J. Gordon, D. D.,
prominent Baptist clergyman who has
studied the books of the Christian Scien-
lists thoroughly and talked with all the
leaders, pronounces their creed a mixture
of Pantheism and Buddhism. The delu-
sion, be says, is most insidious. The large
mof the Bible, the strenuous demand for
holiness and self-abnegation in the disciples,
tIeresults apparently effected in the min
itry to the sick-these are very powerful
considerations for attracting converts. So,
hundreds Of young ladies especially, are
drawn into the system under the impress
Hon that they are getting some finer quail
! v Of Christianity. Dr. Gordon predicts
aat this is not the final issue. 1.-THE body
only phantom and the flesh only a
shadow, by-and-by some very practical
: A1aerS will take refuge under the system
and insist that the sins Of the body and the
impressions of the flesh are harmless,
a'' Fhey are only the phantom
phantom and the shadow Of a
l'd'V Dr. Gordon regards the whole
V w.. as sort of witches cauldron, in
.A'n every conceivable heather and Chris
n '., Nsresy is seething and simmering to
p'uuC' the subtle essence called i" Mental
rI p me-, On the other hand, the Rev.
\ ,,, 0'uof0, ;. another Baptist clergyman
NJ, 4a'! Standing, and several other prom
\, . ministers, defend the Christian Scien-
NJ ~ and indorse much of their pbilosonbv
'.l' admitting that much more of : I, ;
'anelHgble. D'0ie 81 II IS
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-06

Lady Charlotte MaUoribanks, has been
elected member of the Royal Agricul-
tural Society Of England,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-06

'ne lattef date 1t has steadily found favor
with the scientific world, until in the fall
of 1884 scientific research eliminated IN
discovering its an@sthetic properties when
applied locally upon any of the mucous
membranes of the human body. As the
alkalold itself, cocoaine is not freely So
luole IN water, its soluble salt, the muriate
OF coeoalne, has been used, and is found to
possess all the properties of the alkaloid,
The local an@sthetic effect of the druo
has proved itself of incalculable value in
enabling surgeons to perform the most
delicate and otherwise torturing operations
on the eye without inficting pain. All
the operations performed upon the eye,
save those upon the lids, can now be done
painlessly, without the necessity of the
patients undergoing the general insensi
bility produced by ether or chloroform.
Thus the operation for cross-eyes, so often
necessary in the case of young children,
can now be performed without pain or
risks.
In many infamatory diseases of the eye
the effect of the drug is equally beneicent
In those affections in which there is o
dread Of light, and in which tears flow con-
tinuously over the cheeks, few drops of
a watery solution of the muriate instilIed
into the eyes will give almost instaneous
relief and enable the child to face the light
without discomfort In catarrh of the
nose, so often seen in scrofulous children,
in which the infant cannot take the breast
on account of the congestion and swelling
of the nasal mucous membrane and con-
sequent difficulty in breathing through the
nose, few drops of the solution instilled
into the nostrils will contract the mucous
membrane, and by giving free entrance to
the air, enable the child to take its food ina
natural way. In many diseases peculiar to
women requiring surgical interference,
operations have likewise been performed
by the aid Of cocaine without pain to the
patient. In many of these cases the child
is indirectly benefited for, since neither
chIoroform nor ether is circulating in the
mothers blood, it need not be even tenn
porarily weaned. Both mother and child,
therefore, directly and indirectly profit by
the Divine Plant Truly the virtues Of
the plant justify its appellation.
The stimulating qualities Of cocaine
have led physicions both in this country
and abroad to prescribe its use against the
| 4 i LII Al, -
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-06

W. will be grateful to any Of our friends
10 viii contribute matter to this column
4 good short extracts for home life, indus
t,v and amusement
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-02-22
2sar5en uno 2le6er'
6eime.
8on Sr. 81. Dpreufurtb.

Gs fino feline bbsartissn BIasessiitsr,
bon benen mir unS beuts unterbalten
irpaen. llnierem Ssben fteQeu lie ni6t
I'm 8eringIten nab unb fbdbisen aud
niHt unlere @eIunpbeit eS fam @iner,
ipsnn ibm ionlt nibts paiIirt trob @ars
sen uno uebsrbeine bunbsrt Sabre alt
iperbsn. glber tpsnn iie aud nidt su ben
asfdbrlibiten WtOroern une Ginbre6ern,
gIei9 ben &ommabacillsn geboren 70
gilt bob BON ibneH in bobem Grabs pas
naseIneueite seildgelte @ort-baB iie ii6
,,lal.ig MAIDEN, une mem lie auf Der
9aut iisen, Der m6tte its germ ausipeilen
= in oaS 2anb, no ber pfeffer fpadit.
0snu ss iino tpiriIi4 sans fpicertpdrtiSe
@dIte, Die benz Q8irtb man9erlei Bsin
psruria4sn, germ auf ldnsere 3eit Auars
tier nebmen unb ii6 gar niHt 10 lei@t an
ole 2uft isssn IaHsn. Mdre 60 nod bic
runSIi4e @rsilsnbaut, bic iie btimsuiu6en
Iiebten - aber nein, fDrmli@ .nerpidt
Iinb lie auf bic rciis frii9e Der Susenp,
sum,al Der 3arten Srausnhano - fur uns
8runo eeaus, um uniere BiBte8ler mad
her geaturesi@i@te iener llnboIos
tpa1surufen unb mad ben eisnliblter,
Wtitteln, ll5 ibrer su ertpebren.
Die dubere 9ills, treI4e unier flsiihIi.
DIES SD i6ilBeno urflsiOst, bsltsbt auG
brei bibt nit einanber rertpsbtsn Sasen
Der Oberbaut, rsr 2eberbaut unb BEN
untsrbauts 3eqensetpebe. Die tpidtisits
SGitt bilpst bic 3tpsiis. ba in ibr eins
Nn,abI bsbeu.famsr Orsane, u. q. biz
SaarbdIss, bic S6fpsiB. uno TaIsbrlIeu
Iaasrn; in ibr finOen mir aud bic au,
Ysrbinsuns NIT Der Iubentpelt unent.
bebrIiHsn Taitnar3en (papiqen), mil
ipelHen bic 2soerbaut ipie iibsridst 1T
Dnis Yap,llsa ssitalten ii4 eur6 frant'
bates BaHien unb Mu6eru nah be,
aanss unb Oids ;u Marssn .peIGe, inesm
iis aamdbIieb nsh aubsn treten, bic Dbsr'
baut empcsfdlpsn opsr burGbrsheM uni
bann iebr mannisfaltiss GrDse uni
Scrm annebmen. BaIo babsn lie Der
llmfans zines Siristorns, baic tibsrfsi
gen iis ben etner Grbie. Wlan liebt fl
platt, balbiussIis, sapfenartis, faesnfDr
mig bid auilibsno. ssltieIt Had uni
triecer Bis in ben Grunb 3errillen. Ar
bsr Gpiss tptnie smpfnbIiH, ihmsriet
liis IN Innssn Nm y ssAtE bsisnsssI
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-02-22
9as 2Ii6fraS IN etnent kii6fen
@tunoe, ODER: pie 2IaGt
oes cSieoes.
Cine Sbal:@eitbidgte nit 0rrien bon
GiGen0orH.

Wer tsnnt ipobI ni1t Sa8 iibsraa gee
iunssne 8olfsliso ySn sinem filblen
@runDe, pa ssbt elm DtlbIenrab 2"
@ewiB Sober aber nur Menise bIfr.
ten iDilIsR no iib oaS WlbIenrab ses
Drebt bat. Selblt Gidenbprft Der Di6s
ter oes betrsffsnosn 2ieoes tpuBts ss nicbt
un6 8arI 5orlneS, Der eS 10 ersreifeno
oortru8, ipar beltdnoiS i'm 3ipeiiel, Oh Die
l)tuble im Siosn ooer TN Nor6en
Dsuti4IanbS ssltanOen babe.
S4 bin in Der sIldIiten Sage, aueS
bamit BerfnGpfte erfOri6t su babsn.
SIN einem tlefen rings bon melandoli'
i9sn aisfsrn eineeidlolisnen Tbals Srans
Tens itebt nod am beu.isen Gage cine
balbperiaGsne WilbIs, bon BEN Beirob,
nern 6es bsna6barten Dorfss bic ,,Dtoro.
mIble" benamist, Elm uraItss @ebduee,
an ras iiG l9ausrli8e gOltsiassn fnls
pfen.
8arl Der Grobs nabnl ais sr i'm Syrdn.
tiIhen iagts, baIelbit einmaI ieinen Utors
esn,mblB sin uno Barbarolia trant Dos
ielbit sinsn Sdoppsn auf csm Dese naA
oem 9piIb6uisr.
Mber crit gu 4nfans bes Is. Sabrbuas
bsrts uabte bic Dtoroniibls 10 rieI non
iih rsben bab ipdterbin lslbit 2ouiIs
Mlbtbah oapoa 9ioti5 nabm.
WGn munfeIte ndmlib bamaIs, bab in
beiaeter wla6le baarftrdubenoe ysrsrss
hen reTiibt iporoen isien.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-02-22
Sabrgang 20. - 80. 20.

sis Speifen su seben, iepOd biirfs Ct per
3Sericn niht rebr fcrberrl, olS einen 8uls
ben. 8ei Der So6seitstafeI einsS Bilrs
gers burften nibt n,ebr alS fiinfaebn
Speiien aufsetrasen ipercen nno Der
Wirtb oafiir b6hlten8 einen Gulben oreis
Big Rreuser forbern. Bei benz Sod3eitss
idmauie zines SarbiperferS Suriten nur
neun Speiisn gereiht tperben, barunter
ni6tS bon Baitsten ober ebIeren Sli6en
uno curfte Der Q9irtb nur fiinf3is &reus
ser aufrednen. Sbtpobl es III Der Wtitte
bee IL. SabrbunbertS NOD feline 3beue=
runsssGn1ueten gab unb Itdb Die Staots
masiitrate ipenie nit 9lppropiiionirunsss
IngeIesenbeiten bei9dftisterL muBten bic
2ebenSmittel bod gang ailBercrSenlt6 bill
liS iein, benn ionit bate fauIn sin Nirtb
neun Speiien fur ftiufsis 8reuser bers
lteIen fDnnen. sSn Der ertpdbnten Singer
oc4seitsoronuns tpiro auberoen be-
itimmt baB Der 8irtb nidt mebr als
afpolf 9ericnen on elnenEii9 ieben oiirfs
bamit bieielbsn senlgeno 8lab baben
,ino ni6t beim GlIen bebinpert iperoen.
Jn Der OamaIisen 3sit beItano bic 6ss
ptlceenbeit, oaB ieber opdjsitSSait e'nen
aorb mitbraGte unO bsnicIben nit ben
auf Der Sp63eitStafeL aufeetraeenen 9ss
rt6ten flLIte. 9ieIe @spflpeenbeit
ipeIbe ybaS Beidsicshsn" bisb, Iabt pers
mutben, b1B feline tIeiusn unb otrftig gsz
fiiLIten S9ulieln auf ben Speiietii6 sss
felt tper6en burften. Das 8eideibsHen
tpurOe iibrisens ipdter nerbOtsn. BaS
Die TafsImuiit betrifft, 10 mar ben 4bsIis
gen geitattet, Boiuuniitsn uno Seiser su
beItelIen, ben 8iirgern iparen nur 8eiger
erIaubt. @eseN BEN bel So&seiten sur
S9au setrasensn GlsiberIuruS erloneu
ipsSieas SerorOnunSen, sbenio seSsn ups
piss Idnss unb aub in bieisr 8e5iebune
tpurbe eenau unteribieoen, mas ben Aoes
Iisen seitattet uno ben BlrserIiben rers
tpebrt mar. Iros bieier minutiDien Bee
| lttmmunsen tpurbe, tpis Die seit9snDhIi6en
S1riftItelIsr iibsreinftimmeno bsribten,
feine8tpssS Intauo uno WtdBisnns be-
d9tet. Sei ben 0o1Seiten, oh BON Abelts
gen Doer BureerIiben, bIieben bic met'
| item 8iite total betrimfen am Blabe,
srobe 9lusihreitunssn unb S4Idsereien
fparsn SstubbnIi6, BEL ni6t ipeniSsn
9anbpersers5 5p6ssiten biIoste cine 8roBG
45rtssIei ben AbidIuB Der 5eier. DIX
Iio8enannte ysute aIts3 3eit", tpsI4e BON ben
reattiondren 9eudIern 10 serne Der per-
oDrbsnen 8esentpart" entSsseniteIlt tptro,
bleibt bur9 Die 0tubbeit Der Sittsn UNI
bic fraiis llnipiieHbeit Der Uiense, Die nuE
in nieberen 8sniiiien ibre 8efrieOieuna
| fanb, 9aratteriitrt unb ser 8srSIeid
stpii@en OamaIs unb ieBt eripeiit 10 re4t
ben DersbsInOen Gtnflub Der 8iIOuns.
War SIpbenSa
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ndbrt, ionbern bas Jiabrungsbss
oiirfniB beS GOrpers erb5Bt. Sn Der That
itorben Sunbe, ipslhe nur Bouilon befaz
men, ihneIler aIs ioIhe, bic nur Baller
srbielten Dber bic p0lIig bunsern muBten.
BouiIlon unb Gaifee iinD NetJnittel,
tpelde bic 0reaniiden 0erbrennungen
tOrbern, pbne ieoo9 Brennntaterial 5a
Iiefern.
Ser 3affee permebrt allo bic Grdfte,
itdrft bic pbpiiI6en 8rdfte anb ita6slt bic
oirnthatisfeit, inoem er ben StoTfpehIsI
nno ben 8erbraub bon Stidltoffnabrung
fDrbert. st ermDeli6t bem 8Drper, nlspr
81 brauHen uno gu persebrsn, uno 1T
Auen aa3uratben, bic elm tbdtigeS 2ebeu
tilbreu. Iber er niiBt nilr, ipenn ieln
8enuB BON ienem nit 5leifd perbunoen
1T. 9aaA @uimaraeS' Berluden mare &c
far Besetariaaer pom llsbeI.