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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-28

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28
The Pew Of Douglass.

WAsH1NaroN, May 18.-An effort is
being made to prevent the facts coming
to light concerning the visit Of Fred
Douglass to the First Presbyterian
Church Sunday, and the principal reason
seems to be that the President may leave
the church and go elsewhere. There is
no question that the congregation is very
much agitated on the subject of the re-.
moval or retention of Douglass, and de.
cisive steps will be taken at once. Some
of the members of the congregation have
been urged not to make trouble by in
sisting upon the withdrawal of Douglass,
as that object will be accomplished
quietly. ;.
In fact, it is declared that Douglass is
80 much worried at the publication o1
Sundays episode that he will not again
set foot in the First Presbyterian Church
He declares that the only thing to be
gained now is his removal from Office
and the indications are that a good Dem.
ocrat will shortly take his place. There
is no love for him among his own people
and they say that he is only getting his
deserts for trying to force himself and
his wife upon the whites. DR.. Sunder
land, pastor of the church, is very much
exercised over the matter, and declares
that an effort has been made to unsettle
the congregation for personal reasons
On the other hand, the latter say they
will not tolerate Douglass. Some 90 &C
far as to declare that DR.. Sunderland vii
have to leave the church if he persists iu
acknowledging Douglass. Thus the
matter remains for the present.-Dispatcf
to the Ncp York World.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28
Brother Gardner Oh Progress.

"While dis am de aige Of progress" 4"
said Brother Gardner, as he rose up with
a force of $50 pounds to the square inch.
"Do not progress too fast. Oar am sich
thing as putin too much sugar in a
sweetcake.
"Frinstance, progress has carried us
past de pint whar we kin stuff ole hats
an coats in de winders in place of broken
panes, but doan' jump to de conclusion
dat you has got 10 run in debt for lace
curtains to keep up wid de times.
"Progress has carried US past de pint
whar men believe in ghosts an goblins,
but doan' emagine dat you am called
upon to show yer smartness by ridiculin'
any of de onsartin passages in de Bible.
"Progress has carried US past de pint
whar religun forbids man to enjoy his
self, but doan' feel called upon to war
yer hoofs off in dancin,' or to get 80 used
to pack of keerds dat you shuttle yer
knife an fork as soon es you sot down at
de table.
"Progress has carried us past de pint
of bilin' taters wid de hides on, but dey
has got to be paid fur all de same, an
you mustn't judge of mans character
by HARM him order Saratoga chips.
progress no longer permits our sons
to war out our ole cloze, but when you
ketch young man hoein' CON with
broadcloth on his legs an paste dia-
mond in his billed shirt you kin make up
yer mind dat Injun meal am gwine to
take raise of fifty cents on hundred.
"Progress demands dat our chiPen be
eddecaled, but bekase yer boys kin fgger
cube roots an yer gals chatter French
doan' miss de chances to 'arn de fust a
good trade, an de second de art of bakin'
bread an cookin' bacon. ."-Dctroit Free
p,pas
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28

Total cost of property and cash =
assets ,S79 49
"The cost of the property over the
capital stock was paid out Of the net
profits over the dividends, and the com.
pany does not owe dollar for its entire
property, and the result is that they have
large property with comparatively
small capital stock.
"We carried into effect the announce.
ment made to you at our last annual
meeting, and during the year put in
steam engine of 100 horse power capaci-
ty, together with boilers, pumps, connec.
tions, foundations, engine house and
other permanent Improvements at e cost
of $8,744.87, which has been charged to
property account. This supplement to
our power was indispensable to the best
results of which the mill is capable.
The power is now ample and can be re-
lied upon at all times, at either high or
low water.
"Our mill, machinery and property Of
every kind is in the most perfect condi.
ton !; the organization for efficacy and
reliability of high order, and every
thing pertaining to it iu the best possible
condition, to take advantage of the first
dawn of returning prosperity, which is
as sure to come at some future time as
that sunshine follows the storm. 1t is
my duty to say to you, however, that
there is at present but, slight indications
of returning prosperity the prices Of
goods are as low and the demand for
them as limited as at any time dnring
the present depressed condition Of trade. y
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28
A Valuable Train.

Perhaps the richest train that has
passed over any road in this part of the
country, says Western newspaper, was
that which went over the Hannibal &
St. Joe one day recently. The train was
composed of two cars of gold bullion,
three cars of silver, eight cars of silk
and four cars of tea. The gold and sill.
YER were from Colorado, destined to the
Philadelphia Mint. The silk and tea
were from California, going to New York.
A Pennsylvania paper, not to be out
done by the Westerner, claims that the
longest train ever seen on the Lehigh
Valley road was one that passed over
that thoroughfare about the same time
the richest train was coming East over
the Hannibal & St. Joe road. 1t con-
sisted of 129 eight.wheel coal cars, all
loaded, and was drawn by single en-
gine.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28
A New Cotton Plant.

Attention is now attracted in the South
to new cotton plant, which bids fair
to prove immensely valuable. For many
years A.. A. Subers, of Macon, Ga, has
been carefully experimenting to hydra.
disc the cotton plant that grows wild in
Florida with the common okra. The
new plant retains the okra stalk and the
foliage of the cotton Its flower and
fruit, however, are strikingly unlike
either cotton or okra. The plant has an
average height of two feet, and each
plant has only one bloom. This is q
magnificent flower, very much like the
great magnolia in fragrance, and equally
as large. Like the cotton bloom, the
flower is white for several days after it
opens, after which it is first pale pink,
and gradually assumes darker shades of
this color until it becomes red, when it
drops disclosing a wonderful boil. For
about ten days this boil resembles the
cotton boil, and then its growth suddenly
increases, as if by magic, until it reaches
the size of q big cocoanut. Then its
snowy threads begin to burst from the
boil, but are securely held in place by
the okra-like thorns or points that line
the boil. One experienced picker can
easily gather 500 pouods day, and fast
hands much more. Were the only saying
that of labor in gathering the lint, the
result of Mr.. Subers' experiment would
entitle him to the everlasting gratitude
of the Southern farmer. But this is not
all-there are no seeds in the lint. Each
boil produces about two pounds of very
long .stapled cotton, superior to the Sea
Island, and at the bottom of the boil
there are from four to six seeds, resemb.
ling persimmon seed. This new cotton
therefore, needs no ginning. Such a
plant would revolutionize the cotton in
dustry of the South.-F9orida Times.
Union.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28

= Tile Indian Medical Gazette records
the deaths of seven shepherds in the
Belgium districts from being struck by
hailstones of the size of cocoanuts. A
large number of animals were killed by
the storm.
= Senator Vance says his wife is suf-
fering from "a regular old.fashioned ten
commandment cold."'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28

= Mr.. Simpleson is very irascible
man, and is in the habit of punishing
his boys very severely. Not long since
he observed that one of his sons needed
new pair of pants. He scolded the
boy for wearing out his clothes 80 fast.
"Pa, no pants can last any time the way
you hits,'' replied the boy reproachfully.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28

= A colored woman when reproved
for undue expression OF grief said "Now
look here, honey, when de good Lord
sends us tribulations down, don't you
s'pose he 'spects us to tribulate 2"
George Washington was the origi'
nal Government Pap.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28

=" "Ma," said q 12.year old daughter,
ri wish I'd been Eve" "Why, child,
what for?" "Oh, 'cause." because
what ?" "She didn't have to drag through
so many weary years before she had a
beau" g
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28

Ok, Or, Al and Po are the four
postofices in the United States whose
names contain only two letters,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28
I'VE ARE PREPARED TO OFFER IN KINDS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE. PLANTATION SUPPLIES
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
VIE ARE AGENTS FO

{ Daniel Pratt Gin Co.sG Gna
Machine Co.'s Cotton Seed and Grain Crhr
Empire Engines and Saw Mills :.
Grain Cadea South
and made onsh Them n season again " all
made Cradle -.
country, andspe their ). i.
implement that
used for G0sn and Goton
Patent Heel Sweep growing favor every day. Invented % and
The blades being adjustable and easily changed make
deVe ana Wou ask
examine
Venab
"Bue Blue
guaranteed Other makes and grades also
MccULLY, cATHCART 6 co.
Anderson G., April 80, 1885
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28
,.s5Oo,OOO 90
1874 "a
Total cost of property and cash

Balance at credit of profit and .
1oss......... $2s5,S79 AZ
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28
..--ss,as
We BOW

10 Our Friends and Customers who have so literally
patr0nized us insthe past. We desire to return
thanks, and offer our usual Spring and
Summer Greeting!
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-28

Cash assets over capi-
tai stock, cost of
property and all liza
bilities,,.... ...,..........
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-05
@dmprrtpinen SeifmitteI.

Sdmorrboioen baben seip0bulid berbcr.
aebenbe S9mersen i'm &iden, 2enben mnb oen,
1nterleibe, 10 bab BET Yatient slaubt feline gtie.
rem, ober Die naditem Srsane feien in eincn,
franfbaften 8uitanbe. 9eitweiie iinb 3eiden
bon llnberbaulidfeit sesennartis, als 8ld-
bnns, 1tnbebaslidfeit bes Wfaseus &C. Cine
geu@tisfsit ipie Sdpeib, elm nnansenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufeno. nadbem man parm
ipirb, LIT elm sen0bnlider 8esleiter. 8linoe,
blutige mnb iadenbe Samorrboiben iuerben
bu1d einmalisen @ebrau9 bon Or. 8ofanfo's 8
Samorrboiben Seilmittel, tpeldes bireft anf bic
tranfbaften Stellen einipirft bic Sumor ab.
forbirt. bas beftise SUDDEN befeitist unb cine
oauernoe Seiluns beroorbrinst, abseiteHt.
Yreis so Gents. Sbreiiire: 9bs Dr. 8ofanfo
@febieine 60, &iaua, Obio.
gerfouft bel s. Salteber 8: Con.
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Sreppe binauf. Oben in ser Wob=
nung fam inn feline So6ter entgegen.
. papa, tpie fannft Su 10 bart unb
ungere6t gegen ben armen Wilberg 1ein
st 1T 10 ungliidli6!
Ser Sberingenieur la6te laut auf.
llngliidli6a Ser? Gin berungliidter
Di6ter 1T er; f6auberbafteGeri f6reibt
er Sufammen, aber ie mebr man per=
fu6t, ibm bas begreifli9 gu MAIDEN,
befo toller reilnt er barauf log. Was
iibrigens ben 9anofuB betrifft
Wtein @ott, papa, ba biit 9u gang
nnb gar i'm SrrtDun! unterbra9 i'm
Wfelanie febr entl6ieben. IS NOR nur
9antbarfeit. Ct liebt ia bic gnd6ige
Grau, bat lie Dom eriten Momente an
geliebt, natiirlib boffnunsslos, ba iie
bereits berbeiratbet 1T, aber es lit bod
begreifli6, 6aB ct fi1 bariiber grdn,t
unb bab tire lbreife i'm bouenbs in
8er5meif flung itiir5t.
Mllo ein5ig aus Gram unb 8erstpeifs
lung bat er Dir Sic 9an6 getiBt?
Wterfmiirbig! uebrigens tpober tpeiBt
Ou oenn bas Nlles, Melanie2 9u
f9einit mir ia gang auBerorbentli6 be-
tpanbert in ben 9er5ensgei6idten oiez
les blon6en Soldiers!
Die iunge Dame bob nit unberfenr=
barer @enustbuung ben 9opf. Sd bin
ieine Tertraute; mir bat er iein ganses
9er5 ausgei6iittet. Sd babe i'm aud
trDiten tpollen; aber er mag feinen
Sroit; er 1T gu un9liidlid.
(Gortletung foIgt.)
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Sega g.

= @an5 Nultin 1T lit begreif fli9er
9lufregung iiber ein GreigniB, be1en
@in5elbeiten bis6er nod unaufgefldrt
gebliebet Iinb. SIS ipurbe Elm teuflil6er
8erlu9 gema6t, BEN 3abnar8t Sr.
Stobbart in ieiner Wobnung 5u ber>
brennen. 9fur bur6 3ufall tpurbe Bic
pDllige Iusfiibrung bieies raffinirt bor=
bereiteten planes Derbinbert. &leis
bungsfiide, Wt6bel, Bidder unb 6nB=
boben tpurben nit &erpitn0l getrdrft
borgefunben. Ser Doctor lit nod ni1t
in bernebmungsfdbigem 3ultanbe, bod
miro Dermutbet, baB mani ert periu6t
bat, ibn slt ermDrben nnb bann bas
8erbre6en bur9 Die 8ranbitiftung bor
Dem &u6barwerben 5u i6iiben. 9ie
@rregung Der 8eb0lferung lit srpB, unb
penn bic Sbater entbedt perben ioaten,
biirften iie bem @elDn6tmerben i6merz
lid entgeben.
- Ser ben Sourifen moblbefannte
9otelbeiiber Suff bon W}ineral 9Seus,
palo pinto GountD, iomie feline Srau
unb eine iunge 8ertpanbte 8eiber,
SRI. 9ebe Stuff 1inb unter bem Ser
ba6te bes &inbesmOr0es gefdngli6 einz
ge5pgen tporben.
= @benfaus i'm @erba9te bes Ginz
besmorbs tebenb, lit Matilba Sapen,
bic So6ter zines angeiebenen Sarmers
in 9unt GountD berbaftet tpDrben.
= Sie Sdgemiible bon MeDers &
Gafle in Sort Wortb tpurbe ein &aub
ber Slammen. Ser S6aben tpirb auf
$4,000 tarirt.
= Mm bergangenen Spnntag Mor>
gen purben bic 8emobner bon @alpe=
iton our6 Elm 6onnerdbnli9es @etole
erf9redt, 6as BON elmer @rf9iitterung
6er in ber Ndbe bes Sremont 6otel Be-
legenen 9duier begleitet mar. gs ftelte
li9 balb beraus, baB cine grplolion bes
i'm 9ctel benuBten groBen Sampffehels
Itattgefunoen bate. Ser lebtsre i1lug
bic @anb bes &eiielbauies su1ammen,
fubr 6ur6 elm Brettergebdube bin6ur6,
bas ben Sotel 8ebieniteten 5ur Wobs
nung biente unb flog bann nod Der "a.
StraBe biniber, tpobei ct brei tleine III
elmer 9laep befinbli6en 9duIer bemo=
lirte. Ser Garbige Nn6erion Sones,
elm Ingeitelter beg Sotels, tpurbe ges
t6btet un6 fein &0rper iiber bic "a.
StraBe binmeg 50 SUB in bic 9laeD
bineingei9leubert. 9lu9 bic 2ei6e bes
Geuermanns 2arrp Carr fanb man 100
Sdritte bonn Blabe ber grplofion ent=
fernt, mdbrenb bic bes Mai6iniiten
Sbps. GroB unter einem 9aufen 59utt
begraben lag. Sin SUB bes Geuermanns
tpurbe in Der "a. @traBe unb Der an=
bere in Der @bur6firaBe aufsefunben.
Sn bem 9auie Der Garbtsen Sulia
98inters, mel9es Der Sampffehel auf
ieinem Gluge 5erit6rte, 1T auBerbem cine
Grau 9tamens CLARA W}iller get6btet
tporoen. 8ier perfonen i'm 9otel tpurz
ben bur6 bic grploiion f6mer berwun=
bet unb cine Mn5abl Nnoerer leiGt.
Die uria6e bet grploiion permag ni6t
nit Si6erbeit feltgeite0t gu uer6en;
man nimmt an, baB 81 biel faltes Mal=
Ter auf einmal in ben &efel gefiibrt
tpurbe.
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Cages : WeuisfeiteM
s II Ia II D.

: @rants @eiun6beitsauitanb bat
li6 tpieber ettpas gebeHert.
= Sn SerantDn, pa., tuurbe cine
groBe Nagelfabrif bur6 Seuer pDlIig
bertli9tet. Ser S6aben beaiffert fid
auf ungefdbr $3.50, 900.
= 9luf benz S9la6tfelbe BON Set
tDsburg fanb cine grpBe @ebenffeier
itatt, ber audi 6er prdiibent, Der 8icez
Yrdiibent unb sablrei6e anbere berpDrz
ragenbe peri6nli6feiten beitpobnten.
= Sn Goldman, NrfanIas, erf6oB
%. .. Surage, Der Serausgeber Ser ir
iener Stabt eri6einenbem Zines" BEN
potmeiiter befIelben Srtes, Namens
&i6arb Wbaling.
- Maf benz 8eri6te bes 8eneral>
poifamtes iinb bic ginnabmem ber pot
tpdbrenb Der eriten 3tpDlf Wfonate felt
9erabiebung bes 8riefportos auf 2
@ents INN 81 ,476, ,899 gerinser gepeien,
als man lie nit 3ugrunbelegung bes
Sreiz Gents pDrto's bere6net bate.
Sabei mar aber auf eine allgemeine
3unabme bes Wfarfen 8erbrau1s um
10 proaent gere6net iuorben. @abrz
i9einli6 1T bic 3unabme iti6t 10 groB
gepefen. Sm Sabre borber mar iie
nur 9 pro3ent gepefen, unb man bat
BON ieber Die @rfabrung gen,a6t, 6aB
yi6le6te 3eiten" einen lebr Debeutenz
ben GimfluB aud auf BEN Mtarfenperz
brau6 baben.
MusIanb.
= 9lus Sirpul, 9lfsbaniltan, tpirb
Elm Sammbru6 bes &arabanb 6luf1es
gemelbet. Wi6tige WtilitdrltraBen,
pel6e bic &uiIen eben erf amgelegt
batten, tpurben bur6 benfelbelt aerif6rt.
= 9ie englii6e &egierung bat bas
9ietben bon Sransportbampfefn ei,lz
geitellt. Ntan iiebt bierin elm Mnaei9em
aur grbaltung bes Sriebens. 8lei6z
5eitig lduft aber ein 8eri6t ein, ipel9er
bon umfangrei6et &iiftungen-iomobl
gnglanbs, als au6 &uBlanbs-Ipri6t.
Gs 1T bies ein 8epeis fir Die un3upers
ldfiigfeit aller bieier gia9ri9ten.
= Sie inbif6e Colonial Gegierumg
1T angetpiefen tporben, ii6 m0gli6fer
Spariamfeit gu befleibieen. SIS ioG
bies gel6eben, neil man bur6 Grbez
bung neuer Steuern bic gingeborenen
au @ufitdnben gu reiaen fiir6tet.
= Sie @fgbanen BON 8abafiiban
baben ii6-ipie englif6e Bldtter i6rei=
ben = an &uBlanb getpenbet nit Ser
gitte um ginberleibung.
= 2orb @ranoilIe bat i'm Oberbauie
cine lanse &ebe iiber Die Gage Der
9inge in Ifgbaniitan gebalten. Die
ielbe lautet iebr Dielperipre9enb fir bic
grbaltung bes Griebens. 8eibe be-
tbeiligten Md9te-fagt er-bdtten li6
iiber bic giniebuns elmer Gommifiion
geeinigt unb fi6 ferner bereit erflart,
| 1i6 ben gntf6eibungen oerielben be-
bingunsslOs gu fiigen.
: @om. Sn Ginan5treiien berri6t
erobe Nufregung iiber groBartige
S6winbeleien, bic iebt ans 2iht ge>
fommen 1iub. 9ie S6tpinbler iinb
peri6wunben.
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9ie 6tabt Qu' GbbelIe. bic iet

= 0ie Stabt Qu' Gppelle, bic jebt
in Ser rbinbung nit bem Snbianerauf=
ftanb im Manitoba 10 oft ertpdbnt tpirb,
bat ibren 9tamen auf folgenbe Quelle
auriid3ufiibren. Gin fransoiii6er Me=
ftise fubr nit feinem Canoe ben f96nen
GluB binab, an benz Qu' Nppele beute
gelegen 1T. Oas g9o mari bas Glat=
i6en ieiner &uber flar unb beutli6 su=
rid. llnIer Weiti3e aber ba6te, er
bore cine meni9ti6e Stimme uno i6rie
baber: "Qui Appelle 2" (Wer rufta)
Oieier 9lusruf, suiammengesogen in
Qu' Nppelle, bat Der Stabt gu ibrem
eigentbiimli6en Namen berpDlfen.
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0as Wttttaaeiien peridltpenpet.

Oie @peiien tpel6e i'm Masen einen
Iufrubr peruriad)en iobal6 man iie bins
unterl6ludt ertbeilen ipeber 8eiitano
nod Strait. Ser Magen tpel@er eine
3eitlang nod Dem MittageHen gasartise
@rinnerungen bon Dem @enoiienen bers
aufi6idt 1T ni9t in gnter Srbnung.
@tdrfe 6ieIen 0fagen nit Bromn's
Sron 8itters unb eBt eusr Mittagseien
freubig uno ber5baft. 6err S. &C.
Gbanoler, Clinton, Soma, iagt: sd
gebrau9te 8rotpn's Sron 8itters gegelt
SDspeplie, na6 bem ale anoeren Mit=
tel feblf6lugen.
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6err sSpfehh 8rebe. 9Nat,

= 6err Sofepb 8rebe, Waterloo,
So, tpel6er a6t Sabre ant 3beuma=
tismus gelitten unb biele 9eilmittel
obne ben geringiten grfolg angetpanbt
bate, ma6te f9lieBli6 einen Beriu9
nit benz beriibmten @9mer3enbeilmittel
st. Safobs Del, ipel6es i'm gu ieiner
groBen Greube tpieber pouitdnbig ber=
tellte.
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Gin iuauoelnbeS gfelett.

Mr. 6. Sprinssr bon Medanicsbura, ga.,
idreibt: Sd mar NIT 2unsenfisber unb MbIce6
Der eunge bebaftet uno au cinem ipanoelnben
Sfelett berabgefommen. Sd ergieIt cine Strobe.
faide bon Or. Sings Tetp DISCOVERY for Gon,
iumption, Delde mir 10 mobl befant, baB id)
cine Dollar 6laide faufte. gta6bem id) brei
folder Glai9en berbraudt bate, ipar i9 ipieocr
elm Wann, Der feline @efunbbeit bolltdnbis er.
lanst uno autsn appetit bate. Wtein @epinn
an Gleiid betrug 4s Pfunb.
@lan berlanse bon u. 3 reis cine Wrobe.
fai6e bieieS gepi1en 9eilmittels aller Qunsen.
tranfbeiten. G5robe Glalden 81.
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ST.. &pianfp.

0ieler @ame iit 70 befaunt inner6alb ben
Ser. Staaten, bab eS faum notbig 1T su 1agen
oab er Der @rfinoer oes beriibmter Dr. 8oiantl
9uiten> mno 2ungen Sbrup lit, bas beliebt'
Solfsbeilmittel, ipo INNER es befannt 1T, fiji,
SnifenL @rtaltunsen, S9tpinbfudt unb alle
&ranfbeiten oeS Safies uno Der 2ungen. Yreia
so Gents uno $l.oo. gerfauft Bel s. Ralt.
eber &; Spn.
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Mit hem seriihIiuo erlebt 6ie

= Mtit Dem 6riibling erlebt bic gtas
tur cine auferltebung ibrer berborgenen
3rdfte. Wie bic Welt um bid, 10 iolls
te1t au6 bu bein 9lusfeben erneuern,
bid frdftigen unb bic 2ebensfr0me rei.
nigen. Daau 1T ni6ts beifer als @ner's
SeliaSnrilla.
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{ .sys Gin 0rnsss ID, q T.

Sic Druderpreifc 1T ma6tiaer ala Der
Drummer Sc fohet nidt ,ne6r, Greis. .@ircu.
lare an 100 aaufcute gu feaben, als einem elm,
siqen Mlanne @roben gu seisen.
Sd pable Defe MetboSe, nm bic @eidaftse
Ieute auf einen @esenitanS gu lcnfem ber ieoen
fpar1amen aaufer interefiiren muB. Sd babe
feinen Yartner, NIT ben i1 ben @eipinn tbeile.
SD besabIe feinen tbeuren @eiienben unb feline
Sotel.8ill, nm meine @aaren einsufi;bren. Sd
bcrfaufe before Waaren nnb biIliger, als eine
airma fann, pel9e ibrem geipinn bic enormen
aussaben binauaufiisen bat, tpelde @el9afts.
&eiienbe beruria6en.
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9lDee'S
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"a sie ssr eoarsatr:r.es asE,me htr Geriapar:Gas
aah aMass.r binirs.ais ,nbsr gsnr,ea r.ii ae.ium.
ma Gien.S Ssaia ttrhaaass, b sa5 ...t -. .ii. s,
5uuerIdfiigiis uno tiGi1i.s Gi:isstl.i .:. ls..I,
Sas man an:psabcn taiiii. Sgnc :. i ;-.,.,t c5
aaes 8intsift ans ben. Eofper, bsse..5ert :sio CT.
rieit bas 9lnt iniS feGt Sesm GsIeben5s araiiEet.
Is it baS bette beiannte @it.eI seaeu sir.rt.la
nnS ale ifrop9glasn ,,sari 9sssn 5ai4iaal, GiA.
biasasn. JIefbsa. Stsiaaseu. Ge;ss.Girs, slti;As
srisad,it unS 6aatnnsidiaer; e6cnio gegen ole
ssransbeiten, bic bur9 biiunes NIB rernrmtcs Srat
usrtria9. perben, tuis @Gsuntntismus. Wrarafsis,
rSsnmatii6e Gi9t aaeeHsine GnttrdItasa NIB
:ise21alSisr Qatarr1.
5eilnns bon ent,inbetem 9eenms:;s:srs.
uater's SariapnriIIa bot mid pom sgt.
;iasstem aatmmatsmus sebeiIt, on tem id pieIs
Sapfe sel'sten bate. IS. s. Moors."
Girban. Sa., 2. sadr, 1892.
Bnbe re itft ron
Or. s. 6. aber 6 Gn., 9o,petf, MsR.
sH allen apotbetsn sn babsa: 81, sIafae.. s..
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= 9ie Griebenspfeife, Sic einitens
bic 8ertreter idmmtli6er 86lfer Der
@rbe nit chamber rau9en tperben,
tpirb nit Sabat aug Der Gabrif bon
Gail & VI geitopft fein, neil oieier
anerfannter Maben Der aller3utrdg=
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S,utflens 9lrni. a=galbe.

Die tcte Salbe Der gseIt fiir @6nitte
Auetit uu9en, @eidpiire, Sieber> uno Saut.
AuSlG'ag, 5ledlte, gefprunsene Sdnbe, Groif>
beuIcn uno ale Sautfrantbeiten furirt Sa.
mcrrboioen ooer feine 8eaabluns. . @olliee
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elo ipiro
.sruderaattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel bel u.
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