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the O., s. & G. can do without the l., B. w. An
article in the Boston Herald of the 18th rather
confirms the statement of the journal of yes
terday to the effect that the Corbin syndicate
would likely ere long, control the c., s. & g.
road, and also shows that the interests of the
roads are mutual The Herald says: "The C.. ,
S. q 9. stock goes up faster than certain parties
evidently care to have it. The idea is that the
stock will be wanted for control by what may be
termed the Bloomington & Western and Sandus-
bility of this idea being correct. There are ris
ing so, 900 shares of the stock, and New York
parties are said to hold about 80. 900. Eleven
thousand shares and probably less than that
number, In addition to their present holding,
would carry control. A party privy to what is
going on says New York will buy mo- stock, but
will seek proxies in a friendly way. There is an
element among the shareholders which believes
that the good of Sandusky demands concessions
on its part to the Indiana, Bloomington e. West
ern road In the matter of the lease,
and argues that this is best because
be poor piece of property. AS bearing on this
question it is stated that the gross receipts of
the Sandusky road for June were sec, 242. SO. and
for July $77, 768 90, or $144, oil 26 for the COM
bned months, and of this amount $40 900 in round
numbers represented business from the l., B. 81
w. and the Ohio Southern, while $l4, 0O0 repre-
scented from Sandusky to the l., B. & w. and 0.
s.. which Sandusky would not have had but for
the lease That is to say, $54, 900 of the $l44,
OOO, or 373 per cent, originated elsewhere than
on the Sandusky road. This would leave San
dusky earning proper for the two months at
$50 OO0 or at the rate of $540 600 gross per year
Under the minimum rental the Sandusky re-
ceives $4,000 per year, which would be 30 per
cent. OF 800 000 On the other hand, the San
dusky management processes confidence in its
ability to get along without the Indiana, Bloom
ington q Western lease. and to form new ALI
aueas If naed ha
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Instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county, Indiana for the twenty-four hours
ending at O'CLOCK P. M Sept 90 1886, as furnished
by Elliott Butler, abstracters of titles No. 90
Etna Building
Frederick Sehrader and wife TO Adams
Brick Company lots 2O2 2O3 and 2O4,
in j. E. Downey's southeast addition to
B. NJ. Blount and wife to Elizabeth M.
Van Horn. part of lot 10, in the town
Hannah Coyie to Frank w Ruske, part of O0O
lot 10, in Goldsberry's subdivision of
outlots 46 and AT in indianapolis .-.-.. $4,000
William Wallace receiver. to Minnie Da.
wilson. lot l, in Coopers subdivision
of lot 63 in A. f. & l. Fletchsr's Oak
Hill addition to indianapolis. .-.--.. 1000
Willis F. Martin to William FL. Clapp, lot
IL in McKernan, Pierce g. Yapdess
subdivision of Vests heirs addition to
George Schreck to Emma E. johnson, lot
- i'll block &c. in John C. Burton's
North indianapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
William Wallace receiver to Christopher
F. Rafert. lot 30. in Clifford Place addi-
ton to Indianapolis. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Anna s. Butler and husband to George
II. Carter, part of lots 81 and 81, in
Ovid Buffers north addition to College
Corner. in Indianapolis .-......- 1888
George w. Coonse and wife to Rebecca
Egger. lot "A. in E. IT,. s. X. & AE.
Fletchers Woodlawn suburb to In.
Jane Iydy and husband to George W.
Lydy, lot So, in Harding Towards
heirs addition to West Indianapolis. 200 90
Edward H. Ferguson and wife to Robert
r. Walden, lot 6, in block /, in Hubbard
ct al s southeast addition to Indianapo-
........:,-.:......:--.. 10000
Edward H. Ferguson and wife to Charles
w. Marbach, part of lot z. in block 1,
of Hubbard eft ais southeast addition
to Indianapolis -; ...:.-..:.:. 5000
Edward II. Ferguson and wife to John
Newman. part of lot 2. in block l. of
indianapolis $4,000
Frank Craft and wife to Sarah s. Law
man. lots and q. in block 60, in North
indianapolis addition Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Amanda e. jenkins and husband to Gym.
tha Hunter. lot g in Samuel Records
second addition to town of Lawrence. $4,000
Ellen White and husband to Nathan e.
Field, part of lot l, in square l. and
Cumberland. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Conveyances, 15 consideration. .... So, 943 33
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NATOHEz. Miss, Sept 20.-The election on the
proposition that the city of Natchez subscribe
1920, 900 to the capital stock of the New Orleans
day. The vote was almost unanimous in favor
of the subscription. According to the PROPOSE
ton, the surveyors will be in the field by Nov l.
The result of the election not only means the
early building of the New Orleans. Natchez &
Fort Scott railroad. but the building of the Trans
continental bridge. and with it about three more
good railroad lines, for which charters have al
ready been taken.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Denison House: John McCulloch. Shauraer,
Scotland; W. S. Cory, New York; c. B. Kew
Columbus, Ind; Fl. S. Huidekoper, Philadel-
phia; j. T. Hanna. Fort Wayne; T. w. Harper,
Terre Haute; q. e. Elliott, AL Blakely. Shelby
vile; M. L. Wilson. Attica: w. W. Deerne,
Louisville Ed. j. Brown, Shelbyville; F. E.
Turner. Brooklyn; George w. Chute, Boston;
"a. l.. Evans New York; s. Stansifer, Colum-
bus. Ind.
Bates Houses James Fl. Adams, Matthew
Simpson. Lafayette; w. B. Williams Dayton; j.
H. Pahls. Newport: Ed Curtis, w. g. Irwin,
Columbus John c. Zulauf. Jeffersonville John
A. Thompson, Edinburg; A. B. Jones, Logans-
port; B. Newburger. New Cumberland; A. Mar
tin, Greencaste; Jesse Mcgee, Rushville; Will
ard Kidder. G. u. Cliff. r. A. Nautz Terre
Haute; j. ]. Hall, Rockford John Clark Rid
path, Greencastle
Grand Hotel: c. j. Halter j. E. Schoonover,
Attica j. c. Suit, Frankfort; r. johnson. Miss
johnson, Madison; Mrs. d. P. Baldwin, Logans-
port; c. S. Wesner. Lebanon; G. A. Korbaly,
Madison; j. r. Latta, j. w. Gass. Attica: J. W.
Shields, St. Paul; A L. Palmer, Michigan City:
Charles 81. Smith, Gosport; Geo. L.. Harris,
Terre Haute; w. D. Pratt, Loeansport; G. E.
Walker, Madison; H. B. Smith, South Bend; G..
w. Paul, Charlottesville; H. C. Lintner, Rich
mond; j. Ii. Morrow. Evansville; Walter E.
Newman, New Albany; Robert Nelson. Goshen;
E. c. Wright Fort Wayne; Frank Meyers, Lo.
gansport w. Thomas, South Bend.
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MIR. Corbin and the Reading.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept 2O.-Mr Austin
Corbin arrived from New York to-day. and after
short talk with Mr. Drexel and some other Reading
magnates. made formal declaration of his inteu-
ton to become a citizen of Pennsylvania thus re-
moving the only obstacle to his acceptance of
the presidency of the Reading Railroad Com
pany. He will return to New York for a few
days. when he will return and assume the duties
of the presidency.
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Excursions Improbable.

The excursion business has been run in the
ground this year. is a common remark in the
higher railroad circles. OF course, the agents
who do not understand the cost of running
trains, and who do not know what the excursion
rates yield in revenue, talk still of their big
cursions this year, and of the grand results
financially. But the auditors reports to the
higher officials are what tell the story. One
president states that their excursion business
has been immense this year, but come to foot up
results they anything but satisfactory. 1t
cost DO cents per mile to run their trains, and
they earned just 545 cents per mile run.
Another general superintendent states that their
road got out just about even, but the results
reach beyond. Now for four months there have
been in prospect excursions to some Western
point, either ''school marm's' excursion, q
Grand Army of the Republic excursion, har-
vess excursion, and as no attention has been
paid to agreements when these tickets at excur-
sion rates should go on sale, or even
off sale, rates West have been demoralized the
entire summer and all classes of travel have
ayailed themselves of such rates whether en-
titled to them not Scalpers have fattened in
purse in selling tickets which were used by the
| original purchaser only one way, and. in fact, it
opened the flood gates to Generalization in
rates to points never dreamed of when the excur
sion business was inaugurated A member of
the Chicago and Ohio River pool remarked but a
day or two ago that the greatest biunder made
this year was that they allowed any road in the
pool TO run trains on excursion rates, as there
had been no money in them to the roads. Directly
and indirectly they had lost hundreds of dol
lars in carrying persons at these low rates. who
otherwise would have made the same trips and
paid full rates. Said one of the most observing
men In railroad business, in commenting on the
10 W excursion rates: They only hasten a road
on to bankruptcy, as no road can afford to haul
a passenger on a regular or excursion train at
less than cents per mile. But few railroad men
or business men stop to consider the wear and
tear of equipments and road bed. They simply.
he said. foot up what is paid the trainmen, the
cost of fnal oil etc
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The Police Commissioners held their regul ar
monthly meeting, yesterday. Special police
privileges were granted to Joseph Polasky. James
johnson, Andrew Schmidt, A. r. Lewis Daniel
Brankdall, Ingram Rauey and Geo. w. Cheat
ham. The arrests reported for August number
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sauandered His wife.s Estate.

Mary Petty, of No. 80 North New Jersey
street, filed complaint for divorce yesterday.
She and William Petty were married in 1877,
and since the day of the ceremony. she alleges.
ne has failed to contribute to her support. His
time, she says. was spent in idleness and squan-
dering her estate, which was worth $4,000
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The Oolitic Stone and Contracting Company,
of Indianapolis, was Incorporated yesterday
with a capital stock of $50. OOd> The directors
are j. O. Gunner, John Wayland and VIM. w.
Culmer The company is organized for tho pur-
pose of auarrying stone near Spencer.
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PEOPLE will not be so very foolish that they
will allow themselves 70 be deceived with new
cough syrup when they nave experienced the
value Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup for many years
Price, % cents.
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Their Tnterasts Mntnai.

The bondholders of the Cleveland. sandusky
& Cincinnati road are at last waxing up to the
TACT that the Indiana, Bloomington g. Western
san better get along without the C., 8. 81 G. than
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Bill Patrolman Roney was dropped from the
force on account of continued absence, and Seth
F. BEEN was promoted to the position of patrol
man. to I'LL Roney's place
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THE BEST SCALES MADE. Greatest improvements
Lowest prcesl SupplantinQ all others whereverintro-
duced II yom want ,caies Of any kind send for cir
cuars. UNITED STATES SCALE CO., Terre Haute,
Ind Works corner seventh street and Vandalia line.
patents May Is, 1885, Feb. 26 1875 two patents Dec.
20, 1872 81. Austin. Patentee.
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HALFoRD SAUCE makes your food more Dutri-
tious
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Circuit Court

Hon. A. c. Ayres. Judge.
To.day-Call: 1857. Noble Warrum vs
Frank W. Morrison ct al
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county. Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at O'CLOCK p NJ, Sept. 20, 1886, furnished
by Elliott Butler, abstracters of titles No. 90
Etna Building:
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A New stone-Ouarryinr Company.

Conveyances, Is; consideration. $500. s943. 33
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Gin erprpbtes Wttttel ge8en biltDfe
Setoett.

Dieienisen, bic an aranfbeiten ober llntba'
tisfeit Der 9eber leiben, perben bieies mnrubise
Srgan niemals be3ninseu. 70 longe fte fol9e
unberniinftissm Wiittel pie Merturialptlen,
galomel nnb gobopbhllin sebrau@en. aber
bon s SoftetterS Ma gen bttters, bem
erprobten unb populdren Setlmittel tonnen iie
2inberune ertparten, NIT Der @eipibbeit iie au
erbalten Ser @infub bes 8itters anf bic
sroee @alIenbriife iif bireft, mabtig nnb ipiro
balb sefibIt. Die setudbrte @rlsi9ternug 1T
ni@t fpasmobii9 absr polftanO'q nno perma'
3unae, ltnSerbauli6feit @erfopfang, aopfc
ipeb, ltebeIfe,t, @dmeraen in bet re@ten Seite
un6 e6ulter, furs iebes 2eiDen, oas bieies
bartnddtse llebeG beelcitet piro boqitdnoig nnb
prompt Durd cine Sur nit biefem uaidabbaren
SeiImittel entfernt, fit OefIen Site fcrtpabreno
ous ieber Simmelsridtung uno bon allen &C.
ieqf@uftstIaden 8eusnib abselest pirb.
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tQten DetIU NHDllu utItuJS ettuu2 oo''
ber linn aetp6hnli1en 2etbargie ab3u=
fdaatteln. St Hredte ibm bic 9anb emit
qeaen unb ulri9 begriiBte ibn ber5lt9.
Wdbrenb beTen bate Grau BON elern
3eit, einen atpeiten Inf6mmling gu be-
merfen, Der, obglei6 bereits Elm gfaa1
in borgerhdten Sabren, nit groBer ge'
benbigfeit bic Sreppe Derautta111. W
mar ein alter 9err bon militdrll@er
Saltung, Der trob ieines ipdrli9en 9aaa
res unb arauen G6nurrbarts, bic utl'
berfennbarfe Mebnli9feit nit ibr felblt
trug.
Sas 1T eine gang unberboffte GreuDe!
fagte iie, inbem fte ben neuen Mnt6mr1z
ling einise Stufen binab entgegen elite.
Cine 10 unberboffte un6 feltene Treua
Be, febte lie na6 oer eriten ber3ll9e1t
Beariibung ettpas leiier binau, oaB oer
@eSante aabe liegt, es miihe bid ett1e
beionbere Mngelegenbeit bergefabrt uno
bid beranlabt baben, oetne getpobnte
8equemli6feit auf3ugeben!
Daporl fpdter! antnortete oer Sberlt,
ihr ben grm bietenb, un1 fie auf bic
Serraf1e aurud3ufiibren. Warum iollte
i9 ni9t gefon1men Iein, mir meme bllba
fden yli6tem einmal an3uieben, beret
2oblieb i9 BON allen iungen &ameras
ben fingen b6re! - q propos, no ftes
den fie benn2
Du pergiBt, baB mir bid ni9t ertpars
teten! = sic tperben fi@ inbeRen f6on
tint ulri6s ptlen beetlen, bon tbrem
@pa3iergange bel gutter 3eit 5urild3u=
febren.
(Gprtfebung folgt.)
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Eases : Wemiafeite,..
& SnIan1.

- 9as pittsburser r@unbaD paper
bebauptet, i'm burtigen r9ome Club,
elmer 3peigs2oge 6er 6. Of g., fei Der
plan aufgetau6t, BEN @roBmeiiter
popberlD 3u ermor6en. Mn Der ganaen
@ei9ibte f9eint nur 10 biel Wabres au
iein, baB fi1 bic beri9iebenen 2ogen
Der 6. Of 8. in penniplbanien, tpie anz
oerspo aud, in ben 9aaren liegen.
-Sn Stem Oort min man elmer
Mnar9iffens8erf6 auf bic Spur
gefomnaen iein, tpel@e bic 8ranbififz
tung In Senementbduiern gum 3pede
bat. Marum bic Nnar@iiten es gerabe
auf bic Mietbsfaiernen 6er llnbenittels
ten, anftatt auf bic paldffe Der nGelbs
proBenA abgeieben baten, uirb nidt
gefagt.
= Sn Chicago erwdblten bic Mrz
beitsritter bes 24fen Diitritts au tbrem
Werfmeifter-eiue Grau, Die gtrs. &oz
GERS bic @attin oes vStaats> Srganis
Iators" bon S1inois, SEQ. &osers. -
-Sn st. 2ouis bat iid ein 9hlfs=
gontite sur nnterfiiBung Der bur9 Die
9urre in Norb Seras Notbleibenoen
sebiloet.
Nuslamb.
= Bei feiner @iidtebr na6 8ulga=
rien tuurbe Girit Nleranoer iiberal NIT
fttirmiI9er 8eseifterung begriiBt.
- IS beiBt, bic Giibrer oes bulgaris
f@en Mufltanbes fouen ni6t beftraft,
ionbern nur lanbesbertpiefen merben.
Mam min ben Ra6weis III Sdnben bas
ben, bob &uBlanb ben 8eri9m6rern
8unbarieff unb 9emetrieff 100000
&ubel aussablte.
= Mleranber tpirb ii9 tebt felbfbers
itdnbli9 p6aig bon benz ruiiiiben @inz
flufIe emancipiren. 9ie fdnmtli9en
ruifii9en Beamten unb Sfficiere, bic
in Bulgarien bienen, tperben entlafen.
@ogar bic l1niformen iollen abgef9aift
tperoem, neil biefelben mad ruiiif@em
3ui9nitt finb.
= GreDcinet foll NIT benz prdfi5enz
ten @rebp cine 8eratbunG gebabt baz
ben, auf tpel9e Weiie man am 8eiten
bic brei rabitalen Mitglieoer aus benz
Mniiterium entfernen t6nne. giner
bieier brei 1T Der &riegsminiter Genes
raj 8oulanser.
- 9ie gngldnber iino boiler 8efDrg>
nib iiber ben in Birma berri6enben
! 3uitanb ber 9inge. 9ie &a6ifalen
/ i'm nnterbauie bra6ten einen Nntra9
elm, tpeI9er bic Nnnerion 8irma's miBs
biaiet. Sn ber bieriber fi6 entipinnens
ben 9ebatte ertldrte Der Staatsleeretd,
far gritiib Snbien, bic NuneriOn lei
gum S6uB fir gritil6zSnbien notb.
tpenbig getpeien. ct CAB ieou6 gu, baf
aa6 Beenbisung ber beiBen Sabresaeit
enersif6e MaBregeIn ergriffen tuerber
miiBten, um bic britii6e 9errid)aft it
8irma su befefigen. Ser 0dBbili
sunssautrag ber &abifalen muroe bar
aufbin abgelebnt.
-Sn Der irii6en @rafibaft Serrl
murben tpieberum peri@iebene "moon
lighter" s0erbre6en beriibt. Cine 9ln
aabl 0erbaftunsea fanben fatt.
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(Gortfebuns folgt.)
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8eiietmne Der Mfhe ettteS Sretoea=
fer8.

SetteRnn8 Der Qltd9e ettte8 sSretDetf=
Gin fiir ben Gorti6ritt ber Bemegung
fitr Geuerbeitattung tpi6tises greigs
nib ipielte fi6 am 20 Nuguft in Der
9alle ber Greien @emeinbe su Milpal1s
fee ab. gs fanb bic 8eiiebung BET
lterbli@en l1eberrete Mbolpb Minsfi's
utter 5ablrei6er 8etbeiligung ber Mit>
glieber ber @emeinbe unb nieler ni6t
5u 5ieier geb6rigen Berionen ftatt. Ser
iiberwtesenbe She'll ber Wubitoriums
beitanb aus beiabrteu Mdnnern unb
Grauen, iebenfalls eiit 9aratterifii9es
3ei@en. gs 1T fonberbar, baB bic
iingere Generation, obgIei6 fie ntdt
ieIten aud Der Seuerbefattung bulbigt,
Bel fol6en 8orfdlIen fi9 fernbdlt.
Iuf ber Mitte BET Biibne, atpii9en
@riin unb Sopfpflanaet beinabe beritedt,
itano bic l1rne, bic bic Ni9e Mbplpb
Mnsfl's barg. Quf ber urne, bic
einfa6, i'm grie6if6en StnIe gebalten
1T, iebt in golbenen Settern gu leien:
Adolph Minski
Born in superstition, lived und died
free Man.
Born Nov. %. 1919.
D.ed July %. 1886.
Sad feinem eigenen Wuni9e tpurben
biefe Worte auf bic urne gei9rteben.
Sic be6euten in Der Muffafiung bes
@erftorbenen: sd bin i'm Iberglaus
ben geboren. umgeben mar tneine
Wiege BON mittelalterli9em NorFellun.
gen. Sd babe mid aber befrebt, auf
benz @ebiete bes 8ebantens unb ber
Greibeit au tpanbeln unb befunbete bies,
oaB i'd ftir poleus Greibeit fdmpfte unb
nun bem Mberglauben unb ber Srabiti.
on gum 5roBe meine irbii9en ueberre=
ite berbrennen lteB."
Ser Mdnner9or Der Greien @emetn.
be er6ffnete bic Geier bur@ elm berrlib
borgetragenes 2ieb. Sarauf beitieg
Carl 6eint3en's treuer Nnbdnger 6err
@arl 9ermann 8oppe bic 8dbne
unb bielt cine ldngere gn1pra1e, In
mel9er er bic 0erbienite bes 8eritorbes
men I'M bic 5a9e bes Greibentertbun1s
berborbob. gfa6bem nod elm anberer
&e6ner Minsti's 8ei1rebungen fur bic
@infiibrung ber 2ei6enberbrennung
betont bate, tpurhe biellrne im r@olum=
barium" beigeieBt. Die 2apiel, bic
bic Ni9e entbdlt, tpiest Il pfunb.
&e@net man 81 pfunb fit Die ainnere
&apiel ab, 10 bleibt fiir Die Ni6e zines
$50 pfunb miegenoen Meni9en nur 4
pfunb iibrig. Sic uirb in eine Jfii6e
In benz Ior5immer Der rJreien @emeinbe
placirt merben.
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= 8iele f6rperIi9e 2ei6en riibren
BON bauernber 9artleibigfeit Der nnb
cine quite Contribution fann bur9 bloBe
8erna9ldiiieung untergraben tperoen.
@s giebt feline Nr3nei sur 9ebung bieies
uebels unb aur Wieberberiteaung elmer
gelunben, natiirli9en unb regelmdBigen
5bdtigfeit ber Srgane, neld,e Iper's
pilen glei9fommt.
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= Ser Sarbige 9od SbeIton eri6oB
in 6iGsboro bic Wtulattin ylettie Sas
ron. Mm nd9fen Morgen fano matt
5beltons 2ei9e cine Meile bom Court
bauie entfernt. gr bate Selbitmorb
beqangen.
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- 8erluate Songaline in Neurals
gie. IS fommt ielten Dor, baB i'd pas
tent,Mebi3inen lobe, bier febe i'd mid
peranlaBt, cine Musnabme gu MAIDEN.
benn Sonsaline bat als 9eilmittel mid
boaftdnbig befriebigt.
6. 3. OltranDer, M.9., Gairburp, Su'
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- 9ie @rbfDBe in @rie6enlanb tpies
berbolten lidn. 9ie baour9 angeri@te:
ten 8erwhfunsen finb beionbers auf
Der 6albiniel Morea unb auf ben aes
gaeif6en Snfeln groB.
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s.. g. gtibers BON 9onep @rope,
ber Elm 8erbdltniB nit u. 8. 8roots'
So9ter in paris bate, tpurbe bon bic.
fem geidofen, als er nod paris fam.
Nipers lit t6btli6 bertpunbet.
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Sa9r9an9 %.
@ebrau6e
SIMMONS
Liver Regulator
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arsrei, entffanb 1928 trit
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bic % arm E mnb Nieren, regn>
: ;Iirt bic Sbatisteit Der 2eber uno
'iE baber, aIei9bieI mas fh als
bic Rfantbeit berausfeaer mag,
bas befe S9usmittel.
Bel allen eepSbnliden &rantbet'
t.s ten pirb es obne 8etbtlf 1T
aenb elmer arbrn Ardnet e.ne
f6Ieuaise Seilnng eer>
beiflbren. =.
Gin wirtiames 9eilmittel.
sd tann eim,aons 2iber @esufator als es'1
fpirffames Seilmittel sesen alles 9sberletoen,
Ropfipeb un6 aegem Dbspepfie empfeb!en."
aetpis @. @unber, ad. asoHm, @b'laoslpe'a.
aein eitberIu E feline
l1nterbre dung ober @e.
fddft8fSrung, tpdbreuo
man ben &esuIator einnintn,t.
ainbern, Sic iiber 8Iabnn'
gen, Ropftpeb ober Wa'
aenIbeIfeit Hagen, ipirb elm
xbeel0ffeI bou ober mebr 9tnoe.
runs sepabren.
&enn bas NaitteI sele9entIid
bonHatienten eingenomrnen totro,
bic Der NaIaria ausgeiest fnb,
tirb es Sas @ift aasmer5en unb
fie bor bem Anfau bepabren.
@utadten eines arates.
Seit 20 Sabren prattiaire i9 als arat nnb
bin ME i'm Gtanbe geuefen, eiue begetabtltl1e
WliIduna auiammensuiesen ipelde tpte Stni.
mana Qihe- RenuIofnr Aie Qeber a1r Sh1tiafeit