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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30

dent of the Chesapeake e Ohio Railroad Com
pany, is looming mp In the railway world as
magnate of kingly, almost imperial, rank His
latest acquisitions are of great value and i'm
portance to his already very extensive system
and are a further menace to the peace OF trunk
lines in the great railway pool, Of which. 1t is to
be noted, the Chesapeake & Ohio is not mem
Der. Through the connections and agreement
with the Southern Pacific company, he has had
a line from the Atlantic to she Pacifc-Newport
News, New Orleans and San Francisco being
the chief terminal points-and the Chesapeake &
Ohio has reached westwardly to Cincinnati
Now by a brilliant coup, he has secured control
Of line that practically covers the country from
Indianapolis and Chicago to Toledo and Cincin-
natl. By purchase of q controlling interest he
has obtained possession of the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton e. Dayton" The American
Gays: This arrangement should materially in
crease the shipments over the Chesapeake u
Ohio to Newport News, especially adding large
ly to the now steadily growing business in grain
for export The result will be, it ID claimed.
diversion of more or less freight from the trunk
line pooling roads, to an extent that will. at any
rate. SO disturb relative percentages. and almost
surely rates, ALSO as will compel the admission
of the Chesapeake g. Ohio into the pool, and
new distribution Of business in which its rights
must be recognized. 1t is to be expected, too,
that Mr.. Huntington will claim q diferential
based on distances from seaboard to center, and
the adjustment of this differenrial is very likely
to lead to some trouble. That Baltimore and its
trunk-lines are directly and considerably inter-
ested in this matter is entirely obvious, but to
what extent exactly remains to be seem For,
having such connections az he already possesses,
will also insist ultimately upon an entrance into
Navv Ynrl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
THB 1aDIAN AroLds 5OURNA1. FRIDAY. APRIL 80 1885.

limit when the new building will be commenced.
The committee requests the cooperation of every
friend of the movement, and feels confident that
the people of Indianapolis do not wish to have
Trustworthy enterprise drag much longer. Sat
urday mornings Journal will contain a long list
OF contributors to this fund, and every friend of
young men should see to it that his or her name
shall have place on the roll of honor. Send in
your names today to the journal Office
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
Payment Of an Old Debt.

Mrs. Ellen McOuat living at the corner of
Patterson and Elizabeth streets, and whose
husband was nnlkman. received an anonymous
letter inclosing one dollar. yesterday, saying
that the sender owed her that amount for milk
furnished by her husband twenty years ago.
The sender stated that he or she had just re-
turned to the city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
Espeoiallv TO Women.

Sweet is revenge, especially to women" said
the gifted, but naughty, Lord Byron. Surely
he was in bad humor when he wrote such words.
But there are complaints that only women suf
fer thst are carrying numbers Of them down to
early graves There is hope for those who suf-
fer no matter how sorely or severely in DR.. r.
v. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" Safe In its
action 1t Is blessing, especially to women, ard
TO men. too, for when women suffer the house
hold Is askew.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
The Truth About the Boycott.

There is great deal Of nonsense talked about
the boycott being a foreign Importation, while
the truth is that in no well-governed foreign
country would it be allowed for a single day. II
originated in ireland. and to a certain extent is
still practiced there, but Ireland is not country
of law and order. The men who come here 70
practice the boycott would never dream of at
tempting it in their own countries, and would
not dream of 1t here if they had correct idea OF
what American freedom means. The quickest
way to impart that idea to them is to hne and
imprison few of their leaders
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
A Holiday for Deputy Assessors.

Tomorrow, Assessor Thomas Quill will give
all his deputies a holiday without pay He
thinks nearly half of them will be delegates to
the convention, and does not intend that any of
them, while working for the party. shall draw
pay from tie county.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
Sent to the House of Refuge.

Thomas Backus and Willie Tanner, the two
boys who took Andrew Denk's horse and carriage
from the German Protestant Church and kept
the horse three or four days, ware sentenced yes
terday to the House of Refuge until they become
twenty-one years old
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
Uncle Gabe,s Advice.

What's dat yuse sayin'. Sam to me
Bout jinein to strikel
And quitin' work an bein' free,
And big times an de likc9
Sides sayin to de lab'ring men,
''Heah, boys! don work no mo-,
We'se gwine ter hab mo- pay den when
Dem bosses run de flo'rg"
But, Sam, you sorter intimates
If / don hop an jine
I'd better Leah des' 'Nited States
And jump de Canajun line
Or sure III get sot down upon
In SIGH drefful way
Ny occurpashin. will be gone
And de berry dell to pay.
Now. Sam, wants ter say word
Bout dis here pint right here,
An don you stir till you hab herd
How bad dis scheme appears
And berry off to dis here chile
"A standin' gain on
And pow'ful 'sumtious web as VILE
An nohow can be dun.
Now, firstly, Sam, come and e'splain
BY whatsy hook or crook
You gifts de right to tell Aunt Jane,
dat she don wash nor cook,
Or efs to Pompey plowin' ders.
''Chile, put away dat team
And jine in here, or else bewar'
De 'cession's got up steam"
Now, eberybody win agreee
You hab perfec right
To 60 and climb hickory tree
And stay up dar all night,
But when you tells de rest to climb
And view dar labors Ger
1t seems to me fus rate time
To 'yite you to de door.
But if you homes to strike yerself
You habs my full consent,
To climb upon de nearest shelf
Unto your hearts content.
I'm not carin' nary spec
Nor no one else fer dat,
Onless yer CONAN might objec
Your drappin lean an fat.
Now, Sam, you take dis darky's vice,
And don you drap de pillow,
But git oh work and fun slice
And build a san witch now,
And when yers takin oh chaw
Jes' sumtimes fink OBJ me,
And what a chumpy you'd bin
A perchin up dat tree.
ED N. Richard
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE
Cod Liver Oil. with HYpophosphites.

In Pulmonary Affections and Scrofutous Diseases.
DIR. Ira M. Lang New York, says IT have pre-
scribed SCOTS Emulsion and used it in my fam
lily. and am greatly pleased with IL Have found
it very serviceable in scrofulous diseases ana
pulmonary affections"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
A Convict,s Death from a Wound.

Charles Whipple, who received a two years
sentence to the northern prison about eighteen
months ago. and who was shot in the
neck while trying to escape, on his
way there, by one of Sheriff Hesss
deputies, died recently. His death is said to
have been due to the wound. His children,
since his sentence, have become inmates Of one
of the orphan asylums and his wife is now in a
disreputable house.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
Y. M, @. A. Building.

The building fund has begun second growth
under the renewed Efforts Of the committee.
which has determined not to cease work until the
amount Of the subscriptions reaches the sos, 900
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30

The statement Of the business of all lines of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company east of
Pittsburg and Erie for March, 1886, as compared
with the same month in 1885, shows:
An increase in gross earnings of...... 1896, 4S1
An increase in expenses AL, $40
An increase in net earnings of.-------.-.$l44,6 GIL
The three months OF 1886, as compared with
the same period of 1885, show:
An increase in gross earnings of..-.....$S842 7O
An increase in expenses of.--...-......... 341,517
An increase in net earnings of.........$542, 758
All lines west OF Pittsburg and Erie for the
three months of 1886 show deficiency in meet
ing all liabilities of 1858, 1872 being a decreased
deficiency as compared with the same period of
1885, of $73, 772. AS will be seen by the above
report. the net earnings have increased (inciud-
ing the decrease in the deficiency for the West
ern ines1 $6l6, 600 since last January. If to this
be added the $403 0c0 increase over 1884, earned
in November and December, 1885, it will give
$l:0l9 900 as the net increase for the five months
since the last dividend was declared. The in
crease in fixed charges has not been very great,
so it seems as if more money we're available this
year for dividend than last The company has
also $l5 900 in stock in the treasury to issue
at pleasure.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
In a Position to Force Recognition.

There seems to be no longer doubt that G. P.
Huntington and his associates, which will doubt
less include M. E. ingalls, and probably j. N.
Mccullough, have purchased the control of the
Cincinnati. Hamilton g Dayton lines Mr..
Huntington, admitting his interest, says the new
pnrchase will not be antagonissic to the Cincin
matt, indianapolis, st. Louis s. Chicago, while
q would materially aid the Chesapeake g. Ohio.
Lhe Baltimore American. In speaking Of the new
Rank line, Gays: Mr.. O. p. Huntington, presi-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
The Presidents Alternative.

Atlanta Constitution.
There is just this much about it: Mr.. Cleve.
land will either have to marry or he will have to
appear in Washington society in lc|-neck
dresses
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
A ReooSstructed CITY.

Philadelphia Inquirer.
Jefferson DAVIS finds in Atlanta the embcdi-
ment of what he so much despised twenty-five
years ago-a Southern city with Northern prin-
ciples.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
THE LUNCH COUNTER ATTACHMENT
Q the Editor of the Indianapolis Journ.,,:

To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journa,:
spent several hours in the Art Exhibit at Ma
sonic Hall. yesterday, and am moved to present
a few remarks In regard to the lunch counter
which the management have seen fit to spread
before the public. The very idea of inviting
people who have just held communion with such
paintings as Outward Bound,n sLoro the
Witch, Twilight. Parting Vows and "Winter
Ihawn to partake of doughnuts and sandwiches,
however palatable, from counter covered with
white oilcloth, and furnished with the very
cheapest eacthenware and pewter, is not only
unasthetic and unartistic, but indeed shocking.
and grossly outrages the eternal fitness of things
Surely an art exhibit of such merit is entitled to
at least as good service as church festival. and
should be widely removed from all resemblance
to State fair or South Illnois-street lunch
stand ExouRsIoNIsr
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30

RHEUMATIC sufferers can throw away their
crutches They have Sc Jacobs Oil
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
The Art Exhibit.

About thirty new pictures have been received
and added to the Art Exhibit at Masonic Hall
within the past two days. Five of these came
from Walter F. Brown. of Providence, r. l.;
two from Arthur Parton, of New York; four
from August Carl, Of Louisville six from Mrs.
Ferry, and five from Mrs. Jacoby, of this city.
1t is the intention to give series of prone
made concerts, and the first of the series will be
given this evening. the music being furnished by
the Alliance orchestra, Louis Vogt conductor,
under the patronage of Mrs. Mia Ritzinger.
The following is the programme for this avan;ro
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-30
POLITICAL NOTES

The convention will be called to order to-
morrow morning at o'clock promptly, and the
business will be rushed with all possible expe-
diton.
Mr.. John j. johnson, of Castleton, is candi-
date for county commissioner in the first dis
tTict. Mr.. johnson is a substantial, well-to-do,
intelligent gentleman and would make a num-
Der one officer
Republicans who want to see good ticket
nominated" remarked member of the party,
last evening, instead of contenting themselves
with Offering good advice should attend the
primaries and give little attention to the
selection of the delegates to the convention The
convention will be whatever the voters of the
party make 1t, and therefore every Republican
at all interested in the party should regard it as
duty to go to the primary meeting"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-21
0ns MrienIl.

l1eber &olenDl entuebmen mir elmer
bon Der Girma g. piras5i & S6bne in
OHenba9 berausgegebenen N6banolung
folgenbe Mittbeilungen: 9ie biesidb=
rige &oien0l @rnte bat iid in Jolse
ungiinitiger Witterungsoerbdltniiie I'm
meDrere Wo6en gegen fritbereSabre bers
a6sert; ibr @rtrdgniB itebt iiberbies ges
gen bas 0Driabr rambaft 5uriid. Ser
preis far Elm &ilogramm feiniter @nen5
ItelIt fid5 auf ettpa 765 Marf, cine
5umn1e, pel6e feinesmegs als febr
bod be3ei9net tperben fam, ba beiz
fpielspeiie i'm Sabre 1882 bas Gilo=
gramm &oien6l 1899 Marf fofete,
tpdbrenb als niebrigiter preis felt II
Sabren no Wsarf (1885) angegeben
tperoen. Die u5ertaf9enbe 56be 6es
preiTes ertldrt fi6 aus Dem l1mItanbe,
baB aur 6erifeQung elmer geringen
Quantitdt Noien6l ganse Maifen BON
&oienbldtterr erforberli9 finb. @s
tperben sur @eipinnung Don l Gilogr.
&oien0l i'm stinftisiten Sale 1000, im
unJlinItisifen aber Bis gu 1900 &ilogr.
&oienbldtter ben6tbigt. Mls 9auptprD=
ouctionsgebiet bes &oien0ls In europa
1T bas i'm leBten Sabre 10 piel genannte
Ofrumelien IShb 8ulgarien) anauz
febeu. 9te &Oienfultur Sfrumeliens
eritredt ii9 iiber ntebr als lao Orts
f6aften, tpel9e in einem umfreiie bon
5 big 6 Sagereiien seritreut liesen, bef=
fen Mittelpunft Gaianlit 1T. 8ereits
in ieineu 8riefen iiber 3ufanbe unb
8egebenbeiten in ber Sirfei aus ben
Sabren 1835-1839 dubert iib Der
iebige Gelbmarf6an @raf MOltfe iiber
bas SbaI BON &aianlif: 9eute (21.
Mai 1897 baben mir ben 8alfan
iiberf9ritten. 9tuf BET 66be bes f9ars
fen Gammes bat man cine ueite Auss
it9t iiber Oas 0iigeGano BON 8ulgarien
unb cine nod fd6nere auf Der rumeli=
i6en Geite in bas rei5enbe Sbal BON
3aianlif. .9ie SUIT 1T bon Woblges
rii@en erfiQt, unb bas 1T bier ni6t bib
li9, tpie getp6bnli5 IN &eiiebei9reis
bungen, fonoern bu9fd6li6 gu nebmen.
&aianlif 1T bas Gai6mir guropas, bas
2anb Der Stolen; bieie 8lume tpirb bier
ni9t tpie bel uns in S6pfen uno 8drs
ten, fonoern auf ben Gelbern unc in
Burden, tuie bic &artofeln, gebaut.
9fun ldBt R1 tpirtli9 ni9ts Inmutbige=
res oenfen, als fold Elm &oienader;
ia biele Mlionen BON @ens
tifolien linb iiber ben li6tgriinen Seps
pi9 Der &ofenfelbcr ausgeitreut, unb
bod 1T iebt piellei6t erft Der bierte She'll
Der &uospen aufgebro6en." Sen idbrz
li9en Dur6iGnittsbetrag Der bulgaris
I6en &oien6lernte fann man auf 1900
big 100 Rilo fd)dben; in guten Sabren,
tpie iol9e 3. 9. 1879 unb 1885 maren,
luerben ungefdbr 25O0 &ilo, in f@le6s
ten bur9 GroF, 9agel ober bur9 an
bauernbe 0ibe unb Srodenbeit geidd'
bisten, tpie 1882, faum 800 &ilO bers
gefellt. Gin ausnabmspeiie gutes Sabr
tpar 1866, tpel6es on 5000 2ilo ergab.
Ser Moblitanb eines iiibbulgarii9en
Ortes miro ni6t ielten mad Der Qnaabl
BON &ilogrommeu &Oien6l gefbdbt, bic
er er5eugt.
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sfsmnrn,s @fpdte.

Cine ebenio beitere, als 6aratterlftis
f6e BismardsNnefbote aus bes GENIAL
tigen @taatsmannes biplomatii9en
Sugen6tagen tparb fiirsli6 III einem
&reiie erinnerungsrei9er Polittfer ers
5dblt. Mls BON Bismard ais Bunbess
geianbter in Granffurt meilte unb i'm
Qaufe eines bDrtigen patri5iers pobn.
te, bermiBte ct einen @loden3ug, bnrd)
tpelden es ibm m6glib getpeien
tpdre, feinen Diener aus bem oberen
@todmerf In bas grbeits5immet
binabsurufen. st lieB ben 9auss
berrn eriu6en, eine iolbe Rlingel beis
5uiteGem, allein Der patriaier, obnebiu
benz rpreuBen" ni6t febr grim, CAB sur
9nttport, baB feline Mietbparteien in
ber Resel 6erartige beionbere Wani9e
auf eigeneGoiten befriebigen mibtenIuno
er tpiBte ni9t, tparum in 5ieiem Sale
eine Musnabme gema6t tperben iolle.
@inige Sage ipdter fnallte ein piftolen=
i6ub bur6 oas 9aus. Gri6redt
bur9eilte Der gigentbiimer ale
&dmme unb fam enbli@ in 8is'
mard's 9lrbeits3immer, tpo Die
nod raudenbe pifole auf oem Slide
lag, Der ebenfalls rau6enbe 8ismard
aber rubig binter feinen 9lften fab. vum
6immels tpillen, mas 1T gei6eben?"
rief oer 9ausberr. = n@ar ni6ts, ber'
ieBte Bismard. nieien sic gang unbe>
iprgt. Sd babe nur meinem 9iener
oben Elm 3ei6en gegeben, oab er fom'
men ion. @s iit ein gang barmlofes @igs
nal, an bas Sic fi6 boffentlib getp6bs
men tperben." Man brau6t mobl ni9t
erit bin3u5ufiigen, oaB Bismard 1T fir
,eiter 6rift feline @lode befam.
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net liebeboasn Bartlett begegnet, bic iie
bon Der ifol3en Grau ant menigiten ers
martet baben tpiirbe. Sbr ganses Wez
fen berrietb eine ungetpobnte Wei6beit,
oie fait einen Mnflug BON gbrerbietung
annabm, tpenm iie fi6 gu ibr tpanbte,
un5 fie bate Sorge getragen, ibr bor
ben Sren1ben eine Bebanoluug gu tbeil
tperben 5u lafen, bic iie ibren 166tern
glei9fellte. Das iaste ftd5 2ucp unb
ibr 9er3 f6tpoa in banfbarem Slid.
sic ging lansiam unb ftanb autpeilen,
}till, un5 bag gan5e bier Derlebte Sabr
nit ieiner Sile pon beri6iebenen gin-
briifen unb @ntpfinbungen 5og an tbrer
eeele boriiber. = Sier mar Der Baum,
an tpel6em lllri9 iie gefunben bate. =
bier muBte bic 9telle fein, att Der er tie
in iener Na1t nit ietnem mdnnli6en
Mrn gefiibt bate. bamals raufdbs
ten bic 8aummipfel i'm &benbmino; pie
bamals leu1tete idb 5umeilen Elm beler
S9ein bur9 ben Walb, nur baB es Das
mails 8etpitterleu9ten, uno beute bas
2i6t bonn GefplaBe mar. : Wie bas
1tals, = famen au6 ieBt f6nele GuBs
tritte bonn See berauf, tau6te au9 ieBt
cine @eitalt aus oem 9unfeI auf unb
f9ritt auf benz ebenen &iespege binter
lift ber.
MiB 2ucp, iaete ulri9, uober foms
men Sie2 = Sd gtaubte Sic ldngit i'm
@9lofe!
3ucD bate oasielbe bon linn geglaubt
un6 mar gu bermtrrt un6 eri9roden,
I'M ioglei@ gu antporten.
Ct f9ien au6 feine Nntwort gu ers
tparten; er apg ibren Mrm bur9 ben feis
men unb cine 3eitlang gingen tie lang=
fam unb f9meigenb neben einanber bet.
2ucD ftiblte ibr 9er5 foden uno fu9te
pergebens na6 einem paiienben Nnfang,
INN ein glei6giiltiges @eiprd@ ein5us
leiten.
(HortfeBunq folat.)
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Eeras ..

-M. $. 9ancod in 9uitin. Der
f6on 3peimal tpegen @rmorbung feitter
5rau am Weibna9tstag berbaftet pur>
be, if iebt aufs 9eme feitgenonlll1en
tpprben.
Ser Stabtratb bon 9areoo bat
bas Mbbalten auer gtraBenpro5eifionen
berboten. Die r8otas" unb n@uara=
DIES" beginnen ndmlib ibre alien
9ummbeiten tpieoer.
= Bon Orange tpirb gemel6et, baB
fi9 baielbft $50 8erun9litdte befinben.
Meitere $50 perben. bon Sobnfon Baz
pou eripartet. 8iele oer Notbleioenoen
finb trant. Ser beutf6e 8erein bon
Soufton i6idte SIS ua6 Orange. Nn
Der 9ufte in Sabine YaB un6 Sobnfon
8apou fnb 9iebe an Der Nrbeit. Ses
Der Softer, ben man finbet> 1T getpaltz
fam ge6ffnet.
= 9ie MaDors BON Beaumont unb
Orange baben elm gemeini6aftli9es
gomite ernannt, tpel9es ale elttreffen'
ben unteritiibungen gu pertbeilen bat.
Die Stabt 8renbam ibidte $500 na9
Beaumont. Die geitrdse laufen ieBt
rei1li6 elm uno betrugen big gum Is.
ca. $3.50. Die umgegenb bon Saz
bine paB 1T auf mebrere Wfeilen tn ber
3unbe bur9 ben @efant faulenber
Gababer DerpeItet.
= Brenbam berf6iffe poin 1. Nuguit
big 16. Ottober 1887 8alen Cotton.
3 Oie fabli6e paeifie 8abn bat in
Souifon ben gau ibrer Mtaf6inenz
Wertltdtten begonnen.
gu Yrairie plains in gabaiota
@ountD eri9oB Sobn 2eigb ben Gus.
gbm unblon. Ser Morb foll elmer 2ies
acknowledgement entipruneen fein.
= 2uling fanbte 500 na6 geaus
mont fiir bic 8erunsliidteH BON Sas
bine paB.
Die Grauen in @alpefton baben
cine 8eriammlung abgebalten unb fi6
organilirt, um 9iilfe fir bic beruns
glldten Sraueu unb &inber in Sabine
gab au f6affen.
: 9as 8eri1t in 9oulton bat ber
fallirten Sabinass8ant anenlpfoblen,
30 psf. 9epoiiten aus3ubeaablen.
- Sic Nlbermen u. &. 1apmafer
unb Grant 2aiier BON Sort Wortb bas
ben fi6 auf oer StraBe geprugelt unb
algemeines auffeben berborgerufen.
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(Gortfebuns folst.)
Gutter @rfpla In iesem TaIle.

8. ". BRADFORD, ~apierbdnbIer in @battu,
noosa, Gen., f9reibt, bab feline 2ungen bon
elmer ffarfen grfaltuns befa0en ipmrben unb BOP
er biele Wittel basesen erfolslos anipanote. Ut
Durbe beranlabt, Dr. Sings Stem Oiscoberb
sesen AuSsebruns su berfu6en, er folste oem
&atbe unb ift bur9 ben @ebrau9 mentser Gla-
19en gebeilt iporben. Seit iener 3ett bat ct
bas WtitteI gesen Suifen unb @rfaltnns in feiner
Ganilie ftetS nit eutein erfolg angemanot.
9iefelbe @rfabruns baben aujenbe genad)t,
beren reben bnr9 bie pnnoerboae Siseoberb
serettet tpurbe.
@robefaf9en frei in Der gpotbete bon u.
DreiB.
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Liver Regulator
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@Ieen. gs mirft M il anf
bic 5 drme unb stierel, resu>
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ii ndber, alei6biel mas f9 als
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