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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-11-19
Ladies' Department.
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
M ems Clothing,
BTSINESS SUITS.

Mems business SUITS are Oh pam
or fancy Cheviots or Scotch suiting.
Sacks and walking coats are equally
nonular for these suits. The coat
and vests have collars. The trous-
orc ore very large. Very fashion
ohio Fnoljsh suits of this kind, worn
nv men OF leisure in the morning or
when travelling, are made of heavy
Scotch goods in yellowish- brown and
ecru stripes, and these have single
breasted sack coats fastened by four
hnttops of buffalo horn.
MORNING SUITS
Morning suits worn by young men
all day. until evening dress-coats are
mt on al dinner time have a walk
mo cost of fine black diagonal, or
nlain Melton. or vicuna cloth, made
rather long. well cut away. open low,
and fastened by three buttons. The
fancy waistcoat has small spots or
small plaids. and inside this is a
white Imitation vest. Large plaid or
strined trousers. English tailors use
afine ribbed cloth for morning coats
and commend ''woolly waistcoats,'
the Ground of which is blue WOOL
with small silk flowers, spots, stripes
or checks.
FROCK- COATS SUITS.
Frock-coat suits for afternoon, for
church. and for the grooms and usn-
ers at day wedding, have the Prince
Albert coat or fine black diagonal
cloth made trihe longer, and but
toned low at the top, with vest OF
the same. and striped trousers OF
rather lighter shades than have been
worn lately. The English use strip
ed cloths of mixed wool and SILK
for trousers in mingled colors, very
dark brown and blue together be-
ing most stylish, but in very vague
coIors. and the stripes we'll blended.
DRESS SUITS.
Dress suits have the swallow IL
coats made of superfine black cloth
faced with silk. The vest, cut very
low may be of the same cloth or OF
white silk. The trousers are OF
black elastic cloth, with braid down
the sides. English tailors use the
new ribbed cloths also for these ev-
ening coats, with vest of the same
embroid in slight vine pattern
down the fronts, in the lower edges,
across the pocket welts, and on the
collar.
SCARFS AND NECKTIES.
All scarfs are larger now that
vests. and coats are cut lower. yet a
glimpse Of the shirt bosom is seen
on each side. Scarfs tied by the
wearer are NEST popular, and there
are also scarfs made up to look as if
thev had been tied when put on.
Both very light and very dark scarfs
are worn in figures and stripes of
silk. or satin. or armure goods. Some
folded ecarfs are shown slightly puff
fed or else quite fiat, but the prefer
ence is for knotted scarfs. White
cambria ties a,e slightly wider, but
are still very narrow. Large silk
muffers to wear inside the overcoat
are very dark for day use, and are
stripped with satin in selfcolors or
in contrast; for evening use they
are cream white and also pale lemon
colored damask satin, or with stripes
or else bordcred. Harper's Bazar.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-11-19

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time only, all the time. All of both sexes OF all
ages, grandly successful Scots to SIS easily ed
every evening. That all want work may test the
business. we make this unparalleled offer; To all
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solutely sure for all who start at once. Don't de-
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-11-19
DRY GOODS.

Their assortment includes goods of every class
that pertain to well arranged, first-class Dry
Goods House.
We aim to keep nothing that will not prove of
good value to purchasers for the money paid, and
the best goods for the price can invariably be
found with us.
Our business reputation for the past SO years,
end the fact that every article has the price mark
it in plain figures, thereby giving the assur-
an to those who do not know the value of goods
tina they are paying no more than those who do,
great inducement to deal with us.
In addition to our Retail Trade Country Mer
chants can buy from us the better class of goods,
not usually found in Jobbing Houses, at the
Wholesale Price.
We send Samples when we receive plain and ex.
plcit direction in regard to color, and about the
price wanted. ep24 3m
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-11-19

"Sellers' Liver Pip have been the
standard remedy for malaria, liver
complaint, cnstiveneSs, etc COR fifty
years.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-14
Elk. GOV.
A. H. STEPHENS COUSIN.

am first cousin of the late Ex-Governor AL
exander III. Stephens and have been postal
clerk on different railroads since 1868 For ten
years | have been a sufferer from a cancer on my
face. which grew worse until the discharge of
matter became profuse and very offensive. be-
came thoroughly Disguised with blood purifiers
and pronounced them humbugs, as had tried
many without relief
Finally was induced 10 use B. 3 B., whch
was about the Isl of February, and continued its
use until the latter part Of April The offensive
discharge decreased at once and the hardness
around The cancer disappeared. 1t improved my
general health and | rapidly gained flesh and
strength. The discharge gradually decreased
and the cancer became less and less in size I'M
Ill nothing remains except scar TO tell the tale
of a once dangerous cancer All who have seen
me since have commenced the use of B. Il. B.
bear testimony of my great improvement, and the
scar on my face shows that il cured the cancer
find that b. Il. B. comes squarcly mp TO what
it is recommended, and cannot say too much
in praise Of this wonderful medicine. l bayc
tried them all, but B. B. B. stands at the top as
blood purifier.
The above is copied from the Athens ga Bun
ner- Waterman, being the voluntary language OF
Mr. James A. Greer. which Editor CAN'T in
dorses
Mr.. Greer is an honest, upright citizen of
Athens, who had bad cancer, and his numer-
Gus friends thought that he could not live very
long, as the cancer was gradually sapping the
foundation OF his constitution but now looks
well and hearty
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-14

l gratefully acknowledge Q Of Eczema, Salt
Rhenm, head neck f1ce. and legs for seventeen
years not able 70 walk except hands and knees for
able 20 help self for eight years; tried
hundreds OF semee< doctors pronounced my hope
less permanently cured by the CUYscURA REHEDIEs
WILL MCDONALD.
z5f2 Dearborn Street Chicago, III
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-14

Evesyfhine, = to lie eoasGsuelIun - arsange-
ment n In ba1lding. sDlid and snh1aanfial - IL
L. il compIeEe and rejects much credit upoa the
contrsctor,J ]. b Williams. - wen - upoa the
architocl
Tampa Tr1ane The MAscotfe leaves the
shipyards nj Philadelphia to-day. She goes dr.
rcct 10 Havana 10 meet the Whitney. whose
place she will take On the return trip TO Tampa.
The Whitney goes from Havana direct 10 New
Orleans 10 have her bottom cleaned, and alter-
wards will come here 10 run alternately with
the Nascotte On ti-weekly Havana mail SER
vice. Old Reb, an old war horse belonging TO
Mr.. John Henderson. bat for past years in care
OF w. B. Henderson. died . short time ago He
was brought 10 Tampa from Tennessee by DA-
vid Hughes OF Barrow Ia 1851, and was At that
time Eve years old which makes him thirty Al
the time OF his death. He w2s q famous race
horse in his day and was never passed in o race
until he was fourteen years old, and then only
by a thoroughbred racer. For the past few
years he has been On the retired list living on
pension and was given q decent burial at his
death. His many old friends will be panied TO
hear of " Old Rebs" end, and all will join in the
wish, Let him rest in peace. Mr. Paul B.
Lalane is the champion fisher Of Tampa, ample
proof Of which he gave on the excursion TO Eg-
mont Key last Sunday. He commenced by
catching, with slight assistance furnished him by
Jack Ahern, Capt. Hall and ye local." some
sixty or seventy fish Of different kinds varying
from three to thirty pounds each in weight.
The hit OF the day, however, was when he cap
tured with Q small line an eighteen foot shark.
This was landed safely, though with some diff
Guilty, and brought back to town as proof that
Mr. Lalane Is stilled entitled to wear the cham
pions belt as the boss fisherman of Tampa Bay.
The shark was photographed by Mr.. ]. c. Field
and measured carefully by Mr.. T. K. Spencer.
The steamer Margaret brought up from the
Manatee river Al boxes and IS barrels of oranges
last Saturday. This we believe, is the first ship
ment of this seasons crop from the Mauaiee sec
ton. The crop this year while not SO large as
last season will be considerable and the fruit
promises to realize good prices the shippers will
not make the mistake that many made last sea-
son and ship before i, is fully matured- This
not only lost to the shipper his fruit and the ex-
press charges but glutted the market and sent
prices down ireparably. Farmers should
hold the fruit until it is in proper
condition for the Northern markets and then
pack carefully, or sell on the trees TO responsible
men who will take all packing and shipping
risks
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-14
FLESH sLoUcHINe OFF IN PIECES.

For two years have been confined To bed with
loathesome form Of Blood Poison, which had
about caten me up, and and Others had no hope
Of a recovery. For awhile | could neither walk,
sit down, nor lie down, only in misery as my
flesh seemed 10 be falling of my bones in pieces
as big as hen egg. My appetite was lost, my
bones achcd and panied me, and friends even
Stunned me. | used various blood purifiers
without benefit, and several physicians treated
me until large SUMS of money had been expcnd
ed, but not one particle of good did any one
give me.
On the 10Th Of February, 1886, Mr.. F. r. Jack
son called to sec if i was not dead, as it was
thought could not endure my suffering much
longer. lie concluded To try Is. b. b. on me and
got bottle from Dir. Brockington, at Beaufort,
g. g., and before one bottle had been used com
menced gaining strength, my appetite improved
sores commenced healing and when two bottles
had been used was on my feet and walking
around to the establishment Of everybody
Witness Mrs LAURA HART
FRED T. JACKSON
Beaufort, S. c., May 10, 1886.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-14
9 AGAINST 18

Several physicians have pronounced my dis
ease blood poison, caused by paint or lead in the
paint, but they could not cure me. Last sum
mer used eighteen bottles of largely adver-
tised blood medicine, which did me no more
good than 20 much wafer
have used only two bottles Of B. B. b. and
am proud 10 say that have received greater
benefit from them than from the eighteen, and
am now rapidly recovering. There il no ques-
ton about the superiority Of B. b. b. over all
blood remedies.
2l5 Reynolds street W. II Woody.
Augusta, Ga, April 2lst, 1886.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-14

RCZRMA.
Some i've months ago had the pleasure inform you
OF my improvement in the Of the CUTIcURA RENE
in Of severe Chronic Eczema ErythematoeA
and to-day cheeTfuliy confirm ell then said consider
my perfect and complete and attribute ii entirely
your remedies, having used no others
FERSAN ESKNCHARDO,
306 Penn Avenue 81. Louis, No.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-14
For Exchange.

There ere some one hundred Of duplicate, tnph
cate and QuAdruplIeate volumes IN tie Univexsfy
Lbrnry, Which Tie DlreetUsy are de11rO0 o. IL
chauging sw snch works - are not O The shefves
Parties who desire sueh exchange viii confer -
vor by calling On The LSesssian-
The books soaghs % ~ excAaAged are valuable
by standard aashOgs-and would b N acqnhatioG
to any Library needing them
Sept q, 1851
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-14
A BOOK OF WONDERS FREE.

A BOOK OF WONDERS FREE.
All who desire full information about the cause
and cure of Blood Poisons, Scrofula and Scroftl-
lOus Swellings, Ulcers, Sores, Rheumatism, Kid.
ney Complaints. Catarrh, etc, can secure by
mail, free, copy of our 30 page illustrated
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full and startling proof ever before known
Address, BLOOD BALM CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Sold in Tallahassee by w. A. Rawls and M.
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-14
EczEl6A(l
And Every species Of itching
and Burning Diseases
Cured by CastiCuT0.

ECZKNA. o. Salt KAeum with iss agunixing itching
II and banning instantly relieved By ha1A with
CUzsuUkA soar, nj singse application 81 cc1cURA.
die great skin Cxre- This repeated daily, with
rher 10 keep the blood cool the perspAsion pare End
unifating the bowels open the ver and kidneys active
Win speedily Eczema Tetfer, Kingworm, Psoxa&is
Lchcd Prurus Scald Head DandruG and every species
Of Itching Scsy and Pfmpay Hamors 81 the scalp and
skin when the best yscians and al known remedies
fail
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-14
CUrICuRA RKMKnIES

Are sold by all druggets Price CUrIcURA, 50
REsoLvESr, 81; Soar Is Prepared by the PoT-
TEE DRUG AND CHKHcAL Co.. Boston, Mass. send for
:. How to Cure Skin DseAses''
RE AllTIFY the Complexion and Skin by using
BEAU the CUrIcURA soar
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-14
ECZEMA

have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight years
at times bad that could attend my business
for weeks at time Three boxes Of CUYiCURA and four
bottles REsoLvExr have entirely cured q this dread
ful dieeaee. Mr. JOHN THIKL,
Wilkeebarre. Pa
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-14
! CAN'T BREATHE.

- Chest Pains, Numbnee=. Soreness, Hacking
/: =: !: =:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16

aber Der SbtuofzS tumm erbeutete otelet6en
uno mabt icbt bon etnent @ebrdu6.
&bartum lit nit Musnabnle einlger euz
ropGiIb gebduter 6Guier an oer l1fer1 oeS
Stills bis auf ben @runo ge11letft
tporoen, tpGbre1D 8 M b m Il n auf Der
auoeren Sette bes Sluiies cine grDBe Staot
geiporben lit. @5 fitb bort ntebrere Guro>
pder anidiiig, Die nit benz Snnern 0anoel
IN &~letoungsitofen perlu6eH.
-@tne st a u b nj 0rbertn itano iit1git
Dor Dem S6murgeri6t 3u SIoren3. SIN
Sriibia6r FAM et1 rei6er @ngldnoer, Ofr.
9erforb, III Die Nrnoltaot ~uno lerltte int
6oteI etne iunge StaLienertu, StefantG
8olfattt, fennen, Die ourb tbre Sh0nbett
9roBen @inorud duf ben Sremoen madbte.
Stefdllta 8oltottt, cine ungemetn frGftige
Gri6etnung nit lppigen Sormem uno
itc6enoen i6paraen Nugen, erfldrte an1
Is. MGr3 Dem 9otelier, oaB iie am ndbs
iten Sage nit War. 0egforo etnen Musflug
tn'S @ebirge MAIDEN tDer0e un0 ttt6t be-
fttn1mt pifie, INT tpeIhe Belt nan fte 5uz
rideriDarten tonne. W1ait tpartete ei1ige
Sage auf Die 9eimfunft Der 8et0en, en0ltb
tnarb Die BoIi3ei %autltrt; ntalt iteate gtad1
fori1unger an unb entoedte in elmer frilh
aufgemi6ltenWru I'M benahbarten WaI0e
ben i6reflia peritiimlneIten 2eidnam oes
GngLdnoers, Der i~eit1er Brettolen uno letnes
@eloeS beraubt mar. Webrere Shliie bat
ten tbm ben &opf 3eridmettert, cine &ugel
bas 9era bur9bobrt. Stun Daro mad allen
Ni6tunseu Elm @tefbrief. seaen Stefania
8olfattt e"rIailen uno bteie enoltb in elmer
rDmtihen Spelunte entbedt. Sic 9eitano
baS 8erbreden na6 tur3em 2eugnen elm
unO ertIGrte, fe babe Dem @aeI&nDer bqar
500 Rfuno Sterling genottnlen, fir letl1e
8ertbiaden Deren 200 erbaIten. 0te Staz
Iienertn bebauptet ftol3, ite babe ben Weoro
obne frenoe Mitbilfe ~beeangen, iie let
9lrm int 9rm nit Serforb bur6 ben ftns
fteru MaIo geganaen unO bdtte ibn pIObli6
bon riiGndrts eri6oiien, unb ais ct beretts
9~efallen, bic ibrigen 8ugeln mad tbm abb
8efeuert. 2luf Die Srage bes grditoenten,
oh ite bic @eIie6te bes @rInor beten gepes
ien, rt6tete ft0 Stefanta bod auf uno ruft
NIT bItBenben Qu9eu: ugtein, i6 bin cine
Mt0roerin, aber Elm tugenobaftes WiGo6en."
Die 9In9efIaate nuroe gum 3ooe pers
urt6etIt, aber Der @eri6tsbof bei6loB, Elm
@naDengeiu6 fir iie gu lberreiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16
@5SchenfiehJ S1ioois s~faofs-Beifums gentae la. appR 1885,

BEL Der 8ooenbearbettut8 bortbtr 9elan9t
letl,. gSenn itd oieielben our6 Sanlen>
fluq eingebiirgert DGtten, 10 DurOen y
mebr Iberau un6 glei6mGBI8er perTDetat
lteben. n,A
0as pIDBltde mafenbafte Grl9ettcn
BON 9tfteln auf Steuen, aut oenen truDer
nur etnaeLne tparen, lit nod trlII1er tetlt
0etpeis fir Gle 8ermebrung our6 COMET;
fte f6nnen 4. y. mebrere SATIRE Lang our0
bic COMMUNICATING IN tDrer GNtpl0eS
lung 9ebelnmt tDeroen, 10 DAB ne etn ooer
mebrere Sabre btnourh 11lIr l0man 1rets
ben, oIio faum bIuben, IT'D oaDer neft9
bemertbar MAIDEN uro bent ooerflaWlI0eH
8eoba9ter au5geitorben erlDetnea' OaHlt
aber, na6oem Die nur gel6tDante,. aoef
nt6t abgcitorbene Bflan3e IT'D mteoer etS
bolt Bat, trttt ite anl6etIt11o ploBlt@ uHo
in alter &raft tDteoer allf.
g8ie ieoe duSoallernoe Stduoe, 10 19fnS
melt audi bic 9titel I'M Spdtl ommer nno
Serbfte 0orratbSftoffe att, nn ielbe IN Den
Mur3eln abSulagern. Steles TT 10 reDt
Die geeignete 3ett, nm iol6e ourb geetgttete
8eItelIungen De5 SelOeS gu perntdten. Ant
fi1erlten erreiht man letnen 53ped Dtr0
6aGfri6te, tDeI1e nit tbren SlGtterr Den
8open uln oieie 3eit otdt beoeGen u1o oas
@a1stbum Ger 0iiteLn Der Glntptcturtg
Der Suit ent3ieben. 2Is geeignet fur iol6e
Snede liuD M~iuterpetBfoDL, &unteIrlben &c.
Stan muB aber bur9aus feline ein5elne
Oiiteln auffommen Laiien. Selbltuer5
1tdnolt6 muB etne quite 8ooenbearbettung
uno frGfttge Oangun9 u%orangebel1.
Muf belonoers trdftigem 8ooet fam
immerbin cine Mengfutteruorfru9t gum
@rInabernten gebaut Deroen. Ote Stttelz
nur3el lit bierbur6 i6on in t6rer @ntz
mideIung 9ebemmt uno Die foIgenoe 9adz
frubt mtr6 fie baun unbeOin9t uernt6ten.
Se[bfreoeno miiien aber Die a%ngebauten
8fldn3en ii9 in einent bur6auS upptget
5uitanoe befttoen; ie trGftiaer Die BLGtteri
enttpifelung berleLben, I'm 10 1tberer Der
@rfoIg.
acknowledgements ftno trOb Der iorg=
fGIttglten 8earbeitun9 ni6t our Dtltel1
berttlgung g%eeignet, benn int Spatiommtr,
mann Die &artpffel ibren 8orratbSitott abb
lagert, 1T oas 8artoffelfraut abgeitorben.
u~eberhaupt lit Die 3ett gu fura, tpGbretto
neL6er bas &raut ben 8oOen beihattet,
I'M NIT @rfoLg Die 0titeI I'll unterortden.
Oaber ftno aud bic &artoffelfeloer oft Elm
6auptbero fir baS 9iftelnadStbum.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16

hen Der 8l0de ett Gltb eitarbeitet ano
Damn 5tptlden ie 2 8l0Ge cine gellte in Die
erltere einidiebt. 9abei m~ilien letbittes
oet1o Die Sl0de - tpetiglten5 Die elmer uti0
oerlelbet Jtetbe = gleihe StGrfe bdben.
yin nt6t mtnber beoenfli6er llebelltano
Der Observation-Disclosures in Stdqen be-
ftebt oarin, Dap oielel6en oasa 6eitragen,
anltedeioe &ranfbetten 3u perbreiten. 9tu1
bon Der oietheliebten neutrality-suspicious.
1t1ottl9er StraBeR ntmmt man IN neueIter
3ett ltebr ulo mebr~ Abltal1o, uno Spar
Htqt auet1 pegen Der beDeatelOen QluSz
belierungStoiteu, ion0ern auh fpegen Der
9ellEHoDetts9efdbrlt0en @t8eul6afteu beSs
lelben. &ueS 9olJpflaIter lit 9~eraoe3u aIS
Setbenbero 5H be5et6nen uub ielblt cine
Srafttung nit mtteraltlden St0ffen llno
Gtngretfun9 bteier 2egteret fam bteiem
llebel1tanoe nur t6eilDeiie porbeugelt. Sine
u1terlu6a1g bon 8l0Gen alien 6ol3z
pttalters bat er8ebet, baB 0ieleLbenin ibrem
untere1 Spetle bon iauhiger Sliligtet
Doutg our6trGntt paren.
gteuerotllgS peroen pteLfa6 8erIu1e nit
9roerstpte 9epreBtem 0oI3pflaiter gemo1t. =
0as 9ol3 miro bet Der 9eritequug oeiieLs
ben crit grim 81 8lDfen 3eriGgt uno in fo<
1enoeS SetllOl getDorfen, nobel Der 8flanz
5erl9ft atsgetrtebert tDtr0 uno 6a5 SeL II
bis 2 3oa in oas 9oIs ettortngt. 0arauf
tperber Die 8l0Ge etnem Druid BON 100 bis
100 SOnten uuteriporfen uno auf ettpa bic
9dlfte tDrer 9tGe Derringert. Sic erbalten
altf otele gHetie cine 4-5maL gr0Bere g8ts
oeritanbSfdbt9feit ais i'm ro6en t3uftauoe,
ufto pie nit SeL getrdntte Oberld9e madt
pas Gtnortngen bon SIiiitgteit 1nm0glt1,
10 Dap tie 1t6t I6tDeIen. Die 8l0de
Deroen bann gu Safeln 3eriGst, ulto auf
etne llnterlage bon in Cement eingez
Ie9ten !3iegeLiteinen getegt, porauf bic
Sugen nit Del Deri9mert tperoen. Wean
mill auf 0teie 8etie Elm Doutommen bids
ties Pflaiter erbaItert, mel1es peber @aie
aus benz GDoen, nod 86ospbor einortnaen
ldBt, au9 Iet6t i%taubfrei at 6aLten lit;
man tam Dter3u AUDI btutge 0oI3arter
oertpenOen, tDoour6 Die Soften .ber6GltntBz
t16Btg berrtn8ert tperoen t0nnter. Ote
Selt miro lebren, in reL9em @raoe 6ur6
bas beiGrtebene 8erfabren cine 8erbeiIez
rnng Der 9oL3pflaiterung gu bepertteatgen
TT. 9o9 oirfte oaiieLbe I'M 8aunelen
Der GARNER ietner &oitipieLigtett tpegen
UNI 10 tpentger @ingang ftnoen, ais bic
Sdnoi4Ittungen in 9ier6eitGuen tuobl bic
beiten uno btqt9iten StanobeLGge btLbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16
carbohydrates III 9ferSeHdaen

SIN Ilgemeinen bat ii6 bic 8fafterung
nit 0oL5bl0Gen in PferoeftGaen nt6t be-
tDG6rt. sic bietet 5tpar BET tpentg Streuz
bebarf cine marine QagerftGtte Der Yfer6e,
i6ont Die 6ufe unb oeren @tien, niiBt it6
aber baIo ab un0 fault i6neu. 9te 8IDGe
bon 9ar5 berihte0enen 8Gumett un6 Sitter
nIben it6 ie6r ungIet6mGBtg db uno err
3eltgen babur1 Inebenbetten in oer Sberz
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