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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-06-23
AIIender Run Notes.

Oh! Refreshing the rain that fell
last night.
Very quiet on the Run since the
mill ceased its rattle.
Mr.. Alfred Brant and lady are
housekeeping in Tionesta at present.
Miss Ollie Copeland and Miss Rosa
Connolly gave party for tho enter
tainment of the Misses Cobb and EN-.
ma johnson, of Jameson Station /;
they had swing arranged in the
grove which was enjoyed by all.
DIR. Rufus Copeland and brother
Park paid their mother and friends
visit on their way to Meadville.
An able sermon was delivered on
Sabbath by Rev. Brennan.
Mr.. j. F. Connolly and wife spent
last Sabbath with their daughter of
Tionesta.
Mr.. Charles Howard of Tionesta
spent few days with friends on AL.
lender Run.
We are having some improvements
made on our roads under tho manage.
ment of our Pathmaster Mr.. John
Mcintyre. JACOB.
June 10, 1886.
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Wooden Wedding.

In the evening Of June 7th, 1886,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Osgood, of Ger
man Hill, celebrated the seventh an.
niversary of their marriage, by the US.
ual performance of a wooden wedding.
About seven o'clock the guests began
to assemble and 10 due time the house
was crowded with people and presents.
The presents were quite numerous, but
l being only an uninterested specta-
treas, failed to get an exact list of
them. To the best of my knowledge
each of the following named persons
gave valuable present: Mrs. Lowell,
Miss Anna Osgood, Miss Verna Heath,
Mr.. John Osgood, Mr.. George Weller,
Miss Carrie Ahlers, Miss Maud V. o.
good, Mr.. H. E. Lowell, Mrs. Amos
Cooper, Mr.. G. o. Rudolph, Miss Ma.
ry Ledebur, Miss Minnie Ikenburg,
Mr.. John Burhen, Miss May Weller,
Miss Vina Zuendel, Miss Emma Led.
ebur, Mr.. Amos Ledebur, Mr.. A. L.
Weller, Mr.. Will Gillespie, Miss Lib.
bic Guenther. Quite large number
who did not give other presents gave
an equivalent sum of money but l
failed to get list of their names.
After the guests had all assembled
and the presents we're disposed of, the
most delicious refreshments were pre-.
pared, which all seemed to relish
Last of all some of the young people
stepped lightly to most excellent mu'
sic, furnished by Messrs. McMillen
H. E. Lowell, Ed. Gillespie and others
At quite late hour all departed feel
ing that they had been highly enter
tanned. JAKE AND l.
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A Brace of Fortune TeIlers.

1t does seem that modern enlight-
eminent has made but slight progress
in doing away with the superstitions
that have place to more or less ex-
tent in the human mind. The desire
to anticipate the future is as prevalent
now as in the times when necromancy
and witchcraft was one of the accept
ed facts. Fortune tellers who predict
the future to gullible people still
abound and are consulted to an extent
and by class of people that seems
almost Incredible.
Last evening, by invitation, Big
card reporter accompanied friend
who had made an appointment with
a pair of these gifted creatures resid.
ing near the city limits, who professed
to have a sure clue to the perpetrator
of the horrible Everhart crime COM
mitted some time since in Clarion
county. A large woman of some three
hundred pounds avordupois, and one
somewhat younger, but not more at.
traotive constituted the oracles. The
details given by the gifted pair of the
caime did not differ materially from
what has already been published. The
clue, they said, could only be furnish.
ed for suitable reward, which neither
the reporter nor his friend Git being
after banking hours and they having
no checks along) were prepared to
furnish. So the information was not
given.
The only thing evident was the de-
sire of the oracles to secure a portion
of the reward it is supposed has been
offered for the detection Of the party
who committed the crime. If they
knew it should have occurred to them
to have impaired such information to
the proper authorities and thus fur
thered the ends of justice. But it was
clear they did not know, but were
after cheap notoriety and lncre.-Oi
City Blizzard.
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A Terrible Wreck.

From the Clarion Rep. Gazette of
last week, we obtain the following par.
ticulars of bad wreck which eccurr.
ed on the narrow guage road at that
place:
The most disastrous wreck that has
ever occurred on the P. & w. Rail
road took place at Paint Creek trestle
last evening wednesday, Four
bents of the trestle gave way, precipi-
tating thirteen freight cars and the
engine into the creek, with engineer
Sittig, fireman Case and brakeman
Stefee killed, and one other brakeman
so severely injured that his recovery
is doubtful. The conductor had one
of his legs injured but not severely.
Brakeman Steffee's body was thrown
inCo the creek, at the time the wreck
took place and has not yet been found.
At present, no person knows what
caused the wreck, but it is supposed
that one of The cars left the track on
the trestle. Il is not supposed that
the trestle gave way as it is one Of
the strongest on the road.
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Supreme Lodge, A. o. U. w.

The Supreme Lodge of the Ancient
Order of United WOrkmen began its
annual session at Minneapolis on
Tuesday of last week. Delegates from
the Grand Lodges of thirty one States
and Territories and Ontario, TO the
number of 246, are in attendance.
The report of Supreme Master
Workman John A. Brooks, of Kansas
City, showed healthy condition oi
the order. The Supreme Recorder and
Secretary's report exhibited the fol.
lowing financial statement for 1885:
1891, 900; disbursements, $325,349
balance on hand, $5,651, Relief funds
Receipts, s65,341; disbursements,
SOL $50.
The beneficiary fund showed a total
of 1884 deaths during the year, New
York and California being first and
second in magnitude; and total Of
beneficiary assessments during the
year of $2,580, ,46S.85. Losses paid
2,566,45 Total number of death
losses paid since organization is 1908
amounting to S13,875,147.
The Medical Examiner asked legis
latiOn on the following points; A uni
form medical examination blank sub
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member Of CongreSs-ALExANDER G.
WHITE.
Member Of Sendte-J. G.. HALL.
Assembty--PETER BERRY.
President JWdge-W. ID. Brown.
Associate JUdges-LEwrs ARNER. JNo.
A. PROPER
TredSurer-WM. SMEARBAuaH.
ProthonotGry, Register C Recorder, &c.
CURTIS NJ. SHAwKEY.
SheriG.-LEoNAnD AaNEw.
omIRtssioners-OLI BYERLY, WIN.
SHIELDS, J. n. CHADWICK.
County S,tperiRten6ent---J. e. HILL
ARD.
District AttorneV-P. M. CLARK.
Jury ComntssiOnerS-H. q. DAVIS,
DARIp WALTERS.
County Su9peyor-H. G. WHIvTEKIN.
Coroner-Dr. J. w. MoRRow.
County a Wditors--J. A. SCOTT, THos.
CoRAH, GEO. ZUENDEL.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

visit to her son, MIR. A. B. Kelly.
Miss Lizzie Bonner of Stoneboro,
is paying relatives and friends here
visit.
-Born-Wednesday morning, June
16, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Scowden, a
daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Zuendel Of
German Hill, boy was born on Sat.
urday last.
Miss Maggie Robinson returned
homo from her school at Pittsburgh
last Thursday.
The Fourth of July will be cele.
bratel in Tionesta on the Sd, as per
program in this issue.
-Chas. Morgan and grandmother
came up from Oil City last week to
visit Tionests friends for a few days.
--Messrs. Cobb & Co. have their
new saw mill on Hunter Run about
completed, aud expect to steam up in
few days.
Miss Maud Davis returned home
last Saturday evening from Boston,
where she has been during the past
winter finishing her musical studies.
The Jefferson County Agricultur-
al Society and Driving Park Associa-
tion will hold its Fair for 1886 at
Brookville, Sept. IA, Is, 16, and II.
The boys of German Hill will
have platform dance at top of Ross
Run hill, commencing on the morn.
ing Of the second of July. A fine
large platform will be erected and an
excellent time is anticipated to which
the boys cordially invite all their
| friends.
Chief Engineer Sawyer requests
all members of the Tionesta Fire Co.,
and other citizens interested, to meet
at the engine house on Saturday eve.
ming next, without fail, for the pur-
pose of recognizing the company.
1t is hoped there will he a good turn.
out, rs this is an important matter.
Owing to our paper being too
damp when mailed last week, the
labels of quite number came off and
the papers came back to us. Some
we're re-mailed, but doubtless a mum.
ber Of our subscribers failed to get
their papers. If they will drop US
postal card We will cheerfu!ly supply
the missing numbers.
-Messrs. T. j. Payne and j. j.
Green have formed a partnership in
the mercantile business at Tylersburg,
under the firm name of Payne &
Green. 1t makes a firm of stability,
energy and enterprise, and with these
three elements combined cannot but
be successful. The wants of the peo.
pie in that section will be carefully
studied and promptly supplied, we'll
guarantee. The new partnership has
our best wishes for success.
Pursuant to call the Prohibition.
lists met at the Court House on Friday
afternoon last and organized Prohi.
bition party, and placed the following
ticket in the field Assembly, d. B.
Toby; Treasurer, Eli Holeman; Sur
. veyor, 7. d. Collins; Coroner, F. E.
Allison. Charles S. Wolfe was named
as the conventions choice fer Govern.
or. Rev. ID. P. Warner was chosen
delegate to the state convention, with
Rev. F. M. Small and Joseph Grove
: as alternates. E. S. HOyt was made
chairman of the county committee.
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The dedication Of Tionesta's new
Catholic Church took place last Sab.
bath morning as announced. The
church was crowded until there wasn't
standing room left and many we're
turned away on account Of not being
able to gain admittance. Father
Dunn, who formerly conducted ser.
vices at this place, conducted the ded-
icatory ceremonies, which were very
interesting. The singing was partic.
ularly excellent. In the afternoon
services were again held and a very
large audience was present, Bishop
Mullen, of Erie, officiating. The
Catholic Society of this community
have now a very neat and tasty edi-
fee, one that will meet their wants for
several years to come, and of which
they have reason to feel proud.
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NEW COUNTY COMMITTEES.

NEW COUNTY COMMITTEE.
c. NJ. SHAwKEY, Chairman, Tionesta
Bsrnett-W. Al. Coon.
jerks, Byrom-Ed. Klabbatz.
jerks, Marien-A. K. Shipe.
Harmony, upper-J. A. Peterson.
Harmony, lOwer-John Thompson.
Howe, Brookston, N. Beebe.
Howe, Gusher-W. S. Cole.
Howe, Balltown-C. F. Griffin.
Hickory-No choice.
Kingsley-R. q. Gillespie.
Green j. NJ. Slaton.
Tionesta %. Jameson.
Tionesta borO-J. f. Proper.
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Condensed Time Table Tlonesta station.
SOUTH.
Church and Sabbath scLoOI.

Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 a.
M: NJ. T.. Sabbath School at 1000 a. m.
Preaching in M. e. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. Small.
United Presbyterian services will be
held in the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath, morning and evening. All are cor
daily invited to attend. Rev. j. NJ. I'M
brie, will officiate.
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The Clergy, Medical Faculty and
people all endorse BurdOck Blood
Bitters as the best system renOvating,
blood purifying tonic in the world.
Send for testimonials.
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The REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

harmony, lower, JOnn lnompsou'
Harmony, upper, John A. Peterson.
Hickory, G. H. Church.
Howe, Brookston, Nathan Beebe,
Howe, Gusher, w. S. Cole.
Howe, Balltown, N. r. Groves.
jerks, Byron, D. S. Drury.
jerks, Marien, N. Z Burton.
Kingsley, Geo. Osgood.
TiOnesta Twp, @. Jameson.
Tionesta Boro., P. M. Clark.
The returns from the several dis.
tricts were opened and counted, when
it was shown that the following ticket
was nominated:
Congress, ]. B. Agnew.
Assembly, Charles A. Randall.
County Treasurer, Solomon Fitz.
gerald.
County Surveyor, H. G. Whittekin.
Coroner, DIR. j. w. Morrow.
Delegate to the State Convention,
A. Wayne Cook.
The following resolutions were read
and adopted:
ReSOLUed, That the Republicans of
Forest county now, as in the past,
will devote themselves to the princi.
Piles of the party which has so well
and 80 long maintained the principles
of liberty to all mankind, the protec-
ton of labor and American industries,
and caused our flag to be respected on
every sea, and in every land, and we
invite the earnest cooperation Of all
good citizens to the end that these
we'll tested doctrines may be victorious
at the general election in November
next.
ResOIued, That we ratify this day
the nominations made at the primary
elections, and resolve, one and all, to
support the whole ticket at the polls
10 November.
Resolved, That in Gen. James A.
Beaver we recognize true patriot,
soldier and citizen, with the qualifca-
tions requisite in an eminent degree
for Governor of this wealth.
Resolved, That we avow and adopt
Republican principles as declared and
expressed by both the National and
State conventions of the Republican
party, which have been and are con-
sistent, being based on the immutable
ground. work Of National Independ'
ence and the Constitution of our fore
fathers.
Moved by P. M. Clark that thi:
county concur in the choice of Clarion
county for Senatorial delegate. Car
ried.
G. M. Shawkey, Hon. A. Cook and
VIM. Snearbaugh chosen Congression
al Conferees.
Moved and carried that the Rulei
be left as they now are.
Moved and carried that Hon. J. B
Agnew have the privilege of choosing
his own cOnferses, should any of thOs'
chosen by the Convention decline o.
be incapacitated from serving.
G. M. Shawkey chosen Chairman o
County Committee for the ensuing
year. N. r. GROVES,
P. M. CLARK,
Secretaries.
Tionesta, June %. 1886,
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Use Electric Light Flour, the
best in the world for the money. Ask
your grocer for it. my5.
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See our Mems White Crush Hats,
$500 Gale Shoes, Ladies and chill
drens' Slippers.
2t. WIN. SMEARBAUGH q Co.
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fSENTRAL HOUSE, OIL CITY, PA.
" w. ii. ROTH, Proprietor.
Tis largest, Best Located and Furnished
Houas ia the City. Near Union Depot.
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Tht forest gtpahlitua.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1856.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Burgess.-JoHN RECK.
Couacilmen- North ward, L. j. Hop
kins, j. II. Clark, w. l.. Klinestiver.
South ward, j. ". Fones, G. A.. Randall,
Chas. Bonner.
Justices Of the Peace--J. T. Brennan,
ID. s. Knox.
COnStdble-S. s. Canfield.
School Directors--G. w. Robinson, A.
b. Kelly, @. NJ. Shawkey, d. S. Knox,
ID. w. Clark, l.. l.. Davis.
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/ w. MORROW. NJ. D.,
!. PHYSICIAN d SURGEON,

tn 1Tonesta is prepared to attend all pro-
fsssional calls promptly and at all hours.
Office and residence two doors north of
Lawrence House. Office hours to A.
NJ, and IL 10 IL NJ; 2 to 8 and 81 to u p.
IL. Sundays, . to 10 A. NJ; to and ct
toll p. NJ, may-lS-Sl.
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NENTRAL HOUSE, Tionesta, Pa,
" o. G.. Brownell. Proprietor. This is a
new house, and has just been fitted up tor
tho accommodation of the public. por-
tioR of the patronage of the public is solic-
4ed. 46-ly.
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Fresh Corn Meal for family use
at G. w. Robinson's. 2t.
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mission of all proofs of death to the
Grand Medical Examiner, and report.
ing of causes of death in Euglish.
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JENTEsTRY.
~ DIR. J. w. MORROW.

Having purchased the materials &C., Of
llr. Steadman, would respectfully an
s,oupce that he will carry on the Dental
business in Tionesta. and having had over
ak years successful experience, considers
fimseli fully competent TO give entire sat
isfa ton. shall always give my medi-
,,ll practice the preference. mar22-s2.
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LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD


1 have now for sale-70 Acres Of War
rant 5l97,, Kingsley twp; 800 Acres of
5ls6, and 1856 Acres of 52l4, in same town
ship. 1000 acres, Warrant 1886, Tionesta
twp; 143 acres known as "Lilley Farm, {"
Allegheny Township, Venango Co.; 20
acres near Enterprise, Warren Co. Also
vacant lots in Tionesta Boro, and one
small farm in Tionesta Township. Also
1000 acres, Warrant 29s0, Howe twp.
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WANTED-Agent in this county, for 9
cheap and rapidly selling article. Small
capital required, address at once, p. o.
Box 73S Pitts burgh, Pa.
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THIS PAPER Js. be fqna dos On Sa@spsps S :. sSS
Advertising Bureau 40 Spruce 81 HhsFe ad yeIteng
contracts may DO made for Il IN NEW HO1tA@
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lob WORK of every description execU-
J ted at the REPUBLICAN office.
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Sic gebbIferu,,o BON 8eepiue be-

9ie Beb6lterung bon 8eebtle BE-
abii6tigt, am 4. Suli Elm 8abeeue gu
beranfalten, bas ni9t alIetn ber Geier
beg MISUNDERSTANDING, innbern auG
Der Mnfunft Der @ifenbabn gilt. 2eiber
1T Beebile, gerabe tpte GIoresbile, eine
2ocal Option Stabt, ut1b bas rpirb benz
glabe tuenig gum Bortbeile gerei6en.
Sie geeDtler wini@en beutI6e Sat-
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Gegenb gebt in BET Semperen3zS eudes
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Muerlet.

= Sas 2on3ert, bas geftern Mbenb
in Der Surnerbale gum 8eiten elmer
fiir ~coaf6oerirte 8eteraneu gu erri9tens
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puntt Der 5traBenbabn in Der 0anpt=
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fe aufHebnteft unb nod benz San
Pe6ro parf bringen, mofelbft Sol. Bel
taap eiuen 2un9 berri9ten IdBt.
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bdlt fi9 gegenmdrttg tn San Mntonio
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Stride am Srapis Yarf. BORT iagt ct
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den bor benz Seufel elm unb f9ilbert In
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Ser 2onereB pdblte ben 30. Mai =
Der ibrigens aud Der Sabrestag elmer
BET beriibmteifen G1la6ten beg groBer
8iirgerfrieges iit-um ei1er algentettlert
2enstdg 5u baben, an benz foDobl I'M
b69lten Norben Ser groBen Bunbesfaas
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Glor benz 8oben entfprie6t, Tim
NIT Inn bic @rdber ber ges
fdllenen Selber at tiberi9utten.
@s 1T gera6e Der ri6tige Sag. Denn
ettuas friher, ba berri6t bod oben i'm
f%ernffen Noroen her groBen Gepublit
nod @is unb @9nee unb Der f6neis
benoe Norbtpino beult Aber bic unabiebs
barren Prairien bon NorbsD acota uub
Mfortana. @ttpas ipdter bagegen, baum
lit es bier unten i'm fonnigen @tbem nit
benz tppigen 8lumenfIor gu gnbe, f9on
iebt 1T es gu gr1be nit ben @oien uub
bic gliibenben Strablen Der Some ers
5eugett Elm nMfai Wetter", iiber met6es
man in Setti1lano i'm Suli ober I'm
Iuguit ft6bneu un6 66sen tpiitbe, als
tonne man es unn16gli6 ertragen.
Soate man es glauben, baB felbit
fol9 elm Der ftiIen Sammlung unb Der
banfbaren @rinnerung gepeibter Sag,
an benz man binauspanbern fol- 3t ben
9tatten Der Sobten, INN Die @rdber
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bat unb ME groBe Nusfi@t auf grfoIg
ielbit bic Dabnfinnisffe Mgitation bat,
tpent fe es nir berlfeht, fi@ maleril6
tn Elm @riftIi@ : religi0ies Mdntel6en
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glauben, man f6nne ben Gonntag 6ur9
cine ernite unb niirbige, ben Spbteu
getueibte 3ationaI=Geier entbeiligen!-
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an3etse fiir @teuer3abler.

Die @ountp gommiffomers Court bon
gerar County tuirb am Montag ben II.
Stunt 1886 @ormittags 10 ubr i'm
@ourtbauie gu San Nntonio feline @its
5nnget als 8oar6 Of Equalization ct,
6Hnen unb 10 Iange in eibung oerbIeiz
ben, big ale @ef6dfte erle6igt fin6.
perfonen, beren gigentbum, ibrem Das
fiirbalter mad, gu bod obgef9dBt tuurs
De, tperben erfu6t, Der 8eb6r6e tire
Reclamation anl genannten ober eifem
Der nddffolgenben Sage einsureiden.
Wer0Hentli9t auf M~nor6nung ber
ebrenwertben gountD gommiifiouers
Court BON Berar County.
@ls 3eugniB biene meiae Mamens=
@ uateri6rift un6 meiu Mmtss
gD fegel. 5au Mntonio, ben "a.
Mfai 1886.
Sbab. %. Smith,
25,5 20nttum So. GIerf Berar So.
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California Weiue.

9err S. 5. MeDer, Wbolefale &
@%etailbdnbler in Weinen, Nlamo pla3a,
1T Dor &ur5em bon ieiner bierten @es
l9dftsreife nod Gelifornien 3urtdges
febrt: St fann iebt feline &unoen unb
Gamflten nit ben beiten Gorten BON
galifOrniazW einen uttb reinem Srau=
bensBrdnbp berfeben. &einen galifors
mia glaret ~berfauft ct bic @alone-$1.
ports unb an6ere unberfdli6te Meine
finb fets Bel ibm borrdtbig.
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@as fat,t aesAebeu ?

Durd ro@malisem @erfu9 unb gufredter.
baltuns beS Mutbes farm man9es erreidt iper.
ben, mas unm09lid erf9eint. Sunberte boT.
nungslofer Gale bon @ieren. nnb 2eberIeiber
finb bur9 electric 8itters eebeiIt porben, mad.
benz allies iibrise bersebli9 beriudt ipurbe
0arum,be n man ni9t, bab es feline Seilunq
siebt, fonbern beriude electric 8itters. @i
siebt feine anbere Mebiain, bic 10 perfect uni
i9er bas Blut reinigt. electric 8itters bell
0hspepfia. GAIN. uub ale Rranfbeitcn bel
Nisfen. llnfddsbar in alien Magen. unt
9eberfrantbeiteu. Blu baben fir so Gents bi,
6laf6e bel u. Dreib.