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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

Tho undersigned having purchased farm IN KansAs
and dcsrins % rcmovc therc, ocT ior saic desirable
farm Containing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17
abilsRe

ABILENE, Aug, H. Special. l-The
most notable event III tho social cir.
Giles the season occurred last thursday
night, tho occasion being grand ball
at tAe Hotel Palace, given ~ Thorpe,
prlotor, Mr.. d, w. Cowen. Dancing com
menced abon 9p. m. and continues
until about q, M, with hut one inter
ruption, which occurred about l., whom
the guests were serYed with delicious
refreshments.
A delightful rain this last week hss
decidedly improved the atmosphere in
this section. Another newspaper has
been added 10 tho enterprises of the
city. IL Is weighted down with tho
slpniilioaut coguomeu Of eleven
ing Lance This makes the third
daily, together with four weskliSs now
flourishiDg Ia tho city, but IA none of
the aforesaid arc blessed with tole-
graphic news, Tine HERALD still holds
its swa.
Rev. j. r, Hodges, Of Waco, has
just conn onced revival meeting
mere, which will continue about two
weoke. His first sermon was preached
last night 10 sn immense auG ienco AZ
the Baptist church.
Rev j. b. HIdwicks, OF Carthage,
Missouri, arrived here yesterday
morning on visit to his son, Mr.. S.
p. HardWicko.
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SEYMOUR, Aug. H. [Correspoud
ence, l-This section has jus5 heon
blessed with good raiu, and every
thing is fresh snd green. Stockmen
say the grass il ootter than for yogrs.
If the prairie fires can be Kept down
no dead cattle will 10 heard or in this
county next winter Crops horo are as
good 50 hoard could wish. Every q Az
there are largo numbers OF pr1spectors
ia town, aud tina rich agrlcul urSl
lands RrS in great demadd. Northwest
Texas will witness iloud-tido of i'm.
migration thi.isli is the uniyorsal pre-
diCJOn.
The court house is being rapidly
completed. The stone work ia ABOUT
flushed and the officers will bB com
iortably dumi'iled ia their now quar-
tors before January |.
Msherlh A, l.. b ~ d ma o raid 90 a
q gaug Oh purse thieves uu Wedues Jay
night in the brakes OF tho Wichi a
river, IN this cou rty, and recovered 10.
head OF stolen horses, belOn Sing to
stockmoh IN New Mexico. BY order
OF the magistrate the Suimels have
been turned over to the agent OF the
owners, WAC tracked thom from New
Mexico To this county. There see q
to b. an organized band, with head.
quarters here ana i'm New Mex co.
1'ne Ulcers have heard VI thieves sell
ing hsrses, no dOub. stO en- here, IN
New Mexico, and they arc going to
make u vigorous effort 10 root them
ont.
fhe property values in Baylor coun-
ty alone ~ SHOW" bV me s.ses.oris
rolls, haslucr0asod ia value moro than
500 NO tho past year ana no taxa llo
v,lues are now ABOUT S2.0O0,OCO, aud
this 'r spite OF bad crops aud hard
wir'uHa11 r''N. trnlruad h. the
,ysI.y iv'H- challenges any other
county 60 SNOW y better r,..Il 'om
1851 ~ 1885.
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MCKINNEY, Aug lG.-ISpecia' The
Rev. a. w. Shields, r colored divine OF
Washington City, who Is lecturins
through the South, spoke at the court
house last evening. Tho address,
couched in chaste language ana de.
livered in forcible manner, a5ouudoI
In good adyice 10 bis coloiCd hearers.
and was acceptable TO hia audience.
both white and black. Ii was a treat
~ near him. he 10 we'll calculated tor
his mission, tho advancement OF the
colored race ia education, and thuir
reformation. lie will visit Sherman
the latter psrt OF tho weak.
Tho attack Of THE HERALD oarre-
spondent and the comments Of TIE
HERALD on he defects Of tho attach
mont Law are erdorB' here.
The weather IL warm and dry end
we Gre beginning TO mood rain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17
THE TEXAS 1ELEGRAM2.
DEAD BURGLAR AT TEXAaKANA
Abilene Reports IA Wedding and a Wet
ing-An Alleged Woman-Killer
Removed From sherman jail.
Local Option Canvass at
PalesSine-Other News.


TEIARKANA, Aug. L. Special. l.
This morning about $3.50 negro noti-
fed w. n. Fenny, q policeman on the
Arkansas side, that he had seen two
men ut work cutting windows in the
rear OF Gates residence on the Texas
side. In the meantime another negro
had informed Il. G. Bramble, whom he
met that he had just been halted on
State Line avenue near Gates resi-
denco by a negro wearing dark gown,
or mother-hubbsrd, but he eluded
him and made his escape. Mr.. Bran
pie, accompanied by the negro and
Mayor DOrtion, who had been aroused,
started in tho direction OF whsrs the
negro in the mOther-hubbard was sesu,
They met Captain Sweeney, and
Al went on together in
that direction. When passing
the residence OF J. ID. Latimer
they discovered the rear gate OF his
yard open, Sweeney stopped quietly TO
make some observations, whom he
heard q noiRe Ia the rear of the houeo
and crouched down close by the fence
to await tho intruder. He had Aot
long TO wait. for soon tall, bury fel-
low, with his arms full Of bundles. left
the house and came through the gate.
Sweeney presented his pistol, and com
mRnded him to halt. The burglar wac
stopped, dropped his bundles and was
iuri0usly attacked. Being close
enough 30 get hold of Sweeney, /.
scurle snsut d, in which Sweeney tried
several times TO shoot his ssaailaut,
but the latter being the stOutor Of the
two, kept hln from bringing his pistol
to bear, and each OF tho four shots
either missed the mark or did
him little harm. The burQi Az
in the meantime had drawn
hiskniie, and in his trial tocGt Csptaiu
Sweeny, which ne succeeded in doing
slightly, failed TO prevent tho valisnt
captain from bringing his pistol to
bear On tie fifth attempt, and the bull
let from the 45 Gotta took effect under
his left sW and passed entirely
through, breaking his neck. The
burglars at work at Mr.. Gates escaped
during tho firing gnd before tho posse
under Mayor DorriOn arrived. The
dead man proved 10 be negro about
30 years OLD and an old inhahiJant of
the city, though always q desperate
fellow. He now lies in a rude pine
box IN the mayors office subjected to
tho curious ev6s OF hundreds OF ne
groes who differ in opinion OF JUS
tlhcation OF tho act, but the better
class join the whites in commending
the acts of Captain Sweeney. There
has been many hurglaries and petty
thoitB committed in the city the last
few months, and IL is hoped that last
nights work, together with p more
vigalant police, viii clear the rascal d
ont,
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RocKwALL, Aug. l6.-fSpecial.] "A
grading force Is at work in tho bottom,
on the Dallas rord Farmers and
business men are very anxious to have
read to Dallas, over which produce
and freight can DO hauled in
any season of tho wear.
II Dallas county will grade the
road through toe thiclSa between the
county line and Muddy creek, all obs
Rtructlons 20 tfEv9l ON the road from
Fate through the town OF Rockwell to
the city OF Dallas will be removed, ex.
eepJ in eXtrame cases.
Professor Storrs, q graduate Of the
naval academy at Annapolis, IL here,
ready TO take chsrge OF tua public
school rs soon ns the building IS CON.
plesed.
The splendid croDs of corn, oats,
wheat anu cotton and hay crops OF this
county, reminds all that RDsKwail ia
badly in need Of q railroad.
Several new bindings will he
erected ia Rockwal! the coming
fall.
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WHO'S MRS. winsiow ?

! Az this question Ia frequently asked
/ we viii simply say that She IL a lady
I who for upwards ~ 40 years hAA Untir.
ingly devoted her ma and talents AS
a female 81 ysclan aud nurse, princi
| pllly among cnilNr0u. s @ has espeo.
tally studied the constitution ana
wants OF this numerous class, aud as a
esult of this effort aud practical
knOledge, obtained IN lifetime spent
as a nurse anu phV Siclau, sho has com
pounded Soothing syrup Tor chill
dren teething, IL operates like magic
giving rest and heath, and liz more
over, sure to regulate the bowels In
consequence OF this article Mrs. Wilma
low Is becoming wOrld-renowned
as a benefaotpr of hor race; children
COZ tainly do rise up and bles, her;.es
pecially Is this the case In this CITY.
Vast quantities of tie Soothing Syrup
are daily sold ana used here. We
THINK MIS- Wmslow has immortalized
her name by this inva.uabIe ar icle,
and we sine rely believe thousands Of
children have been saved from an
early grave by It's timely usr, and that
millions yet unicorn win share It's uen-
cuts AND unite IN cal ing her blNssou.
No mother has discharged hur duty TO
hor suffering littlo QUE, Ia our opinipn,
until she has given 10 the bunedt II
MIRA. WILSON'S Soothing Is rup. TRY
IL, mnthsrs--try 10 now LidiUe' Wis.
itor, New York City.l Sold by ati
druggists. % cents u hOttiO.
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reserying tho privilege of presenting
some authority this morning, after
which the county judge viii decide
the matter Of a ball and amount.
special train Ot nine coaches
passed up the road yesterday to serve
as transportation for nine companies
OF United States troops from FortB Sill
ard Reno. destined for San Antonio.
Mr.. N, B, Curtiss, our railroa1 agent,
wont TO Fort Worth yesterday TO
meet his wife and child, aud will bring
them to Bowie today, where they will
in future make there home.
In the case of the State VS.. j. s. Ir
yln9i charged with the murder off,, "
Kerr, the county iudgA fixed the
amount of his bail at $40 600. Defepd
ant made his bond yesterday, and is
here to-day. He leaves to-day for Dres
den, Tennessee, on visit to his father
and mother.
The Bowie Coal company arc having
their coal shaft tunnelled and TIM
Dered, preparatory to taking out coal
and putting it on the market. They
expect to accomplish this within q
month or six weeks.
On account Of tJe burning of a bridge
up tho road near Bellevue yesterday,
inc regular noon passenger train wSs
delayed some Ave or six hours.
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(hterally, mau-body-red), achukmah
means good, and oko Is the copula.
tive expression, sit is so.n Iu the
key' Cyrus Byington's Choctaw New
Testament the first senteuce Matthew
', IL: 0 arc the salt OF tho earthU
Is: gaknl in huppi huohchia hoko,
literally: " the earth its salt We, that
Ia So,
To aenerpl Andrew Jackson IL At
trlbuted the introduction OF tho
Chooiaw word into our Anglo-Ameri-
can speech. Before the war OF 1912. I'm
voyages up and down the Mississippi
and in trading expeditions overland
from Nashville, Tenn, 70 Natcheg.
MISS, through the ChoctaN Nation, he
was brought into frequent oOmmuni-
cation with the Choctaws.
General Jackson, rs everybody
knowr, was prone TO the use OF down
right and energetic methods OF Asssr-
ton. Hearing thlB ompuatic oke so
frequently uttered by tho ChOctay
poople, he learned the moaning con.
veyed by IL TO the Choetaw nina and
appropriated II, out OF hand, to his own
purposes, From him it passed over
TO the multitude. This account OF the
origin OF o. X. has been current In tho
south for many years. Ifnot true IL is,
TO say the least, bon trovata.
NO one who has ever read an
autograph letter of General Jackson'g
will easily credit the story that he was
In tho habit, when he was president of
the URitOd States, OF indorsing, in
knlten bluta, applications 10 Office.
with tho letters o. X, under tho belief
| that these wera the pfopar Initials for
"all correct" jackson was no
scholar, but he was not so rrosslv
ignorant or English photography as to
iali into A bluuder OF that sort. Uo
may have insorscd doc1monts with
tho letters q, X, as A jocular pym8ol
OF his tavoriio ChCctaw expression,
The story that these letters were
seriously intended by him ag an
abbreVlatloa at "Oli EOrre0r' was
| probably, aD Mr.. George Bsucroft
| suggests, en- d postagiori invention OF
the onomy- to wit, tho Whiga-during
Tue hos political contests of tho DAYS of
The roaring 400
That the Gbbrovlation O. K, wac
coined by Jackson himself and usod
| by him long years before IL passed
INTO current slang finds curious oou-
tirmation In an eNtrar5 from the
court records Of Summer county
Tom, quoted by Parton IN this "Iifs
OF Jackson" vol, /, y. 1876:
October q, 100. Androw jackson,
Esq, proved a bill of sale from Hugh
McGray 10 Casper Msnsker, for a
negro man, which was 0. X" pa
common Wostorn mistake" ADDS Mr..
Parton, "for O. r., While. means
Ordered Recorded. Hence, parhsps,
the saying o. XII
IL IL not moro Likely that the O. X
OF TINS entry was suggested by Jack.
son himself. 40 a brief way OF sayina.
aiter the ChOctaw fashion, that tbe
claim had been legally made out2
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PALESTINE, Aug. 10 Especial. T.
Local option wakes warmer and warm
or as tho saloon men get pad news
from the rural precincts, in many OF
which II is said local option will carry
solid, In some few places the people
are said to he Indifferent. The wnisky
men will make strong effort 10 con-
solidate the negro volo ( + whisky and
good deal of the ardent article will
bB poured down Cuhlo's throat he.
tween nov aud the day of the election.
Professor Rogers, superintendent OF
public schools arrived In the city last
night, and viii open tue schouls on the
frat Monday IN September.
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ORIGIN of go X

In the language of the Choctaw
Indians one OF the most frequently re-
curing oxpressions in tho emphatic
ore, with which an affirmation OF
denial Is concluded. This oke (pro-
nouncsd with strong accent on the
last syllsble) ia one Of the substitutes
for tho copulatlve vorb to be, which Is
wanting in Chootaw. oke, as pro.
nounood IN Choctow, has exactly tho
Same sound az ms alphab,tlc pro.
noncoti'n OF tho letters o. X. in
English.
Ihn meaning of the exoro7uIou. as
no lris AS y can ba conveyed IN En-
gial "Chat is tfnA;i "Phat is All
70" Anew eNthp us, GA al many
.hat m,ghi ho cited, viii illustrAIp
mis- "Phe Ch0'say Tudan isa good
fellow is ex iressed tnua, Haital aoi
rum Unanta aohnkmshOk0, Ma p,hiHn
halteh api huma means "fudisnD
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hello fell from his weary lips and all
that came back were the iuutteringq
as otsome troubled waters. Tho NOR
spirstion rolled Off Of him In chunks
AS biS as the hellOS which went bound
ing aud hutting each other over the
wires. Finally, overcome with wrath,
h5 sank into peaceful oblivion OF tels
phones and hellosi aud, like Mark
TWaini meditated peacefully upon the
consummste wiokedness that pervades
this mundane sphere.
DEATH OF a CHILD.
A telegram wsa received in the citv
this evening containing tho sad intel
ligence OF the death of the little child,
to-day, OF Mr. b. X. Coffman, OF this
city, VINO, in company with his wife,
h&s been visiting in Plano for tho past
week.
PERSONAL.
Colonel w. j. Swain, comptroller of
the State, Is ia tho oitv.
Mr., s. T.. Cunningham left tonight
for Abilene to h0 present at tho meet
ting Of the cattlemen's convention.
which meets there tomorrow, and of
which he is secretary.
Senator MatloCk, OF Montague, 10 In
the city 10 night. He il en- route home
lrom Mexico, whore he has been 10
! look siter some mining properties.
Colonel Andrew jackson Wheatley.
LLDY OF Tennessee, who travels
iuoogn leaves Tor Dallas tomorrow
where he viii deliver one Of his sus.
pendor "busting" lectures.
| MURDER,
Information reeched hero tonight
OF the killing n0sr Mipeola OF Rufus
O'Neil by Alfred Terry this morning
The shooting WAS the result OF an old
fend that has existed between tho par
tloa. Details OF the affair are wanting
They were both young mon and stRnc
well In their nelghborhood. O'Nei
was II single man, but Terry has u wife
and children.
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sherman

SHERMAN, Aug. l6,-ISpeeiRl,l-Do
uiy Sheriff NJ, o. Csllib)n this morn
ing received word that Saorin nale
and deputy would arrive in the city
to-day after Henry Shamburgsr, who
has been IN jail here for protection
against mob violence in Hunt county.
Shamburger is tho man accused of The
murder Of one Miss Smith, NJ Green
VILE, short lime ag,. Tho officers
left on the SOutb-hOuud train with
their prisoner foe Mckinney, whence
they will take him to Hunt county FOR
trial.
Fortv.ono pri'oners are now confined
in the county jal,
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SwEErwArER, Aug. 10 Especial i
Tonight closes the meeting begun by
Elder NJ. T. Martin aud concluded by
Or. Andrews, president OF Baylor Uni
versity. The meeting resulted in SONS
80 conversions. About % nave united
with tho churchill ave peen bsptiged,
and more arc ns ait.ug baptism.
DR.. Andrews to-day pronChod q
grand sermon, characteristic of The
mnn.
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Death at a P.eei,sr OId gs,r,.,

NEW ORGANS, Aug. 10 "A stooidl
20 the Time. Democrat wa v k burg,
says; Ana Hugs (colorod) died IA this
county yesterday nt tho also o. 10
years. Yer roculiuitY was her hair,
which Wa tlrrn feet long and a sam
~" OF which Wa 90 exhibition Ut the
WORLDLY 0 lnn. ilIon
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Bowie, Aug Is - speoi al. .-Tur
evidence IN iho preliminary eSamigA.
ton OF the en- o OF state vs. j, s. Irvine,
with ro'oronr' 90 the question otbiil,
was closed late yesterday evening aud
submitted by The State the defense
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COTTON BELT REPORT
me cotton bolt weather report iOr Texas
showing tho maximum and minimum
ter perRture; also the rainfall for inc nast
n nOura, is ~ fOlllwa!
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Fancy rough-and-resdy Poke, a,
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Central ACadoIlV
DALLAS, 1EXAs.

DALLAS, 1EXAs.
On MONDAY, SEP EHBER :, 1885.
Tho undersigned will open Select
school of the dlfIe emf departments
for pupils Of both sores. 10 con-
tinue thiriy.sIx weeks, exclusive OF
two weeks ChrisiHasholl avs.
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Location.

Tho location is central, on tho east side OF
harwood street, between Live Oak and
Br an, IN the bdll.in h retoforo known
purohns Il ny tho Prlucipal. / ls IN n
Il st-clasa qulei mel nborhoOd, aud It's site
tor veutilatiOn Is all that can be desired
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TUITION rrn Mn- TN

49, $50 =, 80 ihN N'Fltt.
II igh schoo Department tgrade 7.al 50
Inferno lac Dapertm ut grade a 4 80
Pnmnry Departure t(g aies and o. 4 40
No tui I'M viii be chMgcl arrlnn The
ChthtmaR holldts. Wan ~
Principal andp olf,etor.
Mss ~ ~ r puGut
AtRs NJ a Nc oY,, eAt.
J.. !. IitAcKgn Pl.no ructor.
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Tho teacher have had Iorg and varied
experience, and will spare no pain 10 g'vo
sntlsiact ON. They .will keep pattnis in
formed ofprogress by frequent oral and
written reviews OF pupils.
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Course Of Ninny.

The Course OF Study wi COMPRISE au
ornnches n cessary TO enable its rradustes
~ enter ne Foshu N q ass of IN State
unlverSlty in either the Scientific or CiasS
'ical Dep rtment. Sp,oi / nrrnncem, NJ
NAV he made 70 any other studies piano
instruction given In n separate room.
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VMhI tnIIure aud LWfunrr,

All pupils will he drl led Ia The vocal
elemonls, which lie at the foundation of
goo. reading, speaking and stonogranhv
Snott,hnnd VIII Q taught IN the High
rHcticc OF No nj MuI In Mi grades. snr-
" Efforts vii q made 10 insHru purity
ahu III, cislnn In the us OF Language, and
20 lnsl Ire n Owe for lis study. -
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Principles aad Me hOto Of lustruc.
tor,

The mo approve methods Of teaching
mn ,Ihlnlrg, based on the nature of mind.
wy nec CAREFULLY followed BY variety IN
.ca h.ne' work will he made both pleasant
l,t Nuiahl" t1 Nupls pdnclpl,s In All
,nc.. VII be iilus.ra ed, as [ r IA nos
bie, hyeXpuAuonts performed v puniIs
under the teachers uilaoL UT r-e,,nstfon
VIII not DO x cove Nv t.kt.f.. NJ
SUBJECT VIII be taught mthVrth tic hnnt.
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COX this afternoon O. tslE 90 tue iins
IN Dali 10y telephone After spi liur
his nauO nsrl ward nut forward uuui
tie far Mis-. WIN presided 40 Coon
tral" WAS seiitfsd that no had Lre
o thon alhY Oi 4 dawn One, ho WA
! ornled tbat ha wss cpnnhot.s with
w go y sr,er
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fOP YOUa IAKING POWDER TODAY
pTanda edvorupca AZ aboolutsly pure
CONTAIN A.r1Arcorsrn
TnE 1851

IHh TESTi
Place en- top down on hot stove untli heated m,
,mo,e tha cover aAd smell. chemist viii not u n
fAred % detect tho pnaanoo OF ammonia.
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hNrNIs nnd Inn pmtnis

fupils vii be taught ana trained In good
mVtn,s and 8 mile manners, rd treated
W IN Kindness, respe and lruut.s Rec-
reation viii BE- All ride hy Music. Calls
'heiics ana ample pay IN unds
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lhe hulaulH LABOR hJld a mGpt.
inF THIS afternoon q, thoir hail, A. the
corner Of fifteenth ana Houston
= reots. Among other thil e., II teun
new members we're initiard. TINS
ludse Is said 10 oe In Furnishing cuR-
oilon, havug q very large IN mb3r
chip ENROLLED
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@eiunbbeit 1T @ei6tbum.
Si9ere 9eiluns unter @araatie.

ST. 6. 6. 8eit's Nerpen- un0 @ebirns.
Cur, garanttrtes Wittel fir SDiterie,G dfuin.
bel, &rdmpfen, Neuralgia, &opfpeb, Gerp5-
iitdt in Solse 9enuBes BON Ilfobpl nnb 5as
bat. SAlaHoiisfeit, seiiti9e 8ebridunaen,
@ebirnerueidung, ~peranlabt ourd &ranibeit
nno fibreno 81 iibler 2aune unb Sob. Sor4
5etti9es utter; tlnfruhbarfeit, Spermatbpr@
Doe, peranlaBt burd ueberarbeitung II. aus~
i9neifenoes 2eben. Cine Sdabtel entbdlT
cine Monats<gur. 81 per Sdadtel So fir
o S9aftel, per Eoit fret 5u9eianbt, bel gn1.
pta119 oes Sreiies.
Sir garantiren. baB feds Sda9teI
ieben San furiren. Mit ieoer BON ms fir
6 S9attel entbaltener 8eiteaLng besleitet
pom %, ienoen mir benz &dufer uniere ses
l1r1ebeHe 9arantie, bas @elb suriidsuien6en
tpenn oas Mittel feline &ur betpirft. Garau-
ttee1 muir ansseitelt bon
Spbn 6. 8eft s. 60.
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