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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-17
WAYS OF TIE WORLD.

TRIALS OF POKER PLAYER.
The evenings are now growing long
And the husbands desire viii be strong
To "pass a great " deal" ="
OF his leisure where he'll
Hear the poker "pot" singing its song.
He'll come home with his face in a flush"
And his mouth " full - of business gush.
After tea he Will state
He mist hasten back - straight
To help the boys through with the rush
And his wife, With her innocent ways,
Her industrious (?) husband will praise,
But some day she'll find
She was going it blind"
And her hand in amazement win "raise
For her mother, if still she's on deck"
Her trust in her husband win wreck;
With twist of her lip,
She will put in her chip
And the pot will boil over a spec.
columbus Dispatch.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-17
NkETED-LOST-FOUND.

WANTED A CARRIAGE PAINTER. S.
w per day: man and wife for a ranch
s45; mixer, $40; also. 4 ranch hands and cook
ana second cook. Female-a woman cook;
also, girls for housework. Apply to Employ,
meni Office, Fourth and streets, Sacramento.
fe13tf
WTANTED-A CAPABLE MAN OR WOMAN.
w of unusual energy, to take the agency OF
TINS or some ether county for the :" History of
california;" to the right party it will pay SlO0
TO $500 per month. Address F. PERSON, Man
aser Occidental Publishing Co.. 100 sutter street,
san Francisco. fe271mWS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-17

THERE is no snch word as fail with Red
Star Cough Gu e Prompt, safe ard sure.
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ADIES-CALL AT $50 K STREET AND EX
~ anime the improvements in Smoothing
Polishing and Fluting Irons rnrl6-iw@e
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CAMEL'S HAIR SUIT
INGS, in dark and light
grays; double-Width, so
cents.

SATIN-STRIPED DAG
ONALS, in all shades;
dOuble-Width, 22 cents
per yard.
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FOR SALE-TO LEf.

IN BRUSSELS CARPETS FOR SALE CHEAP
Bed Lounges, l Bookcase for country school
Can at once at CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELi'S. 400 X
street. We buy, sell or exchange. UphOlster-
ing and RepaiTing at low rates ia22.Im
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ENOR SALE -CLYDESDALE sTAL, ~
4 lion; weight, 1,6OO pounds; dark AZ RcN
nation concerning him apply 10 f. X. AISIP
IOl9 Fourth street. between and K. Inr3 2y*
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-17

V'O LEASE-CITY HOTEL; CONTAINS 1Oo.
i rooms; now undergoing a thorough course
oI repairs; Will be completed on or about the
2ytn 2ytn ol March; will be rented to any resppnsi-
pie hotelkeeper at reasonable terms: the greater
portion OF the furniture is new and of the latest
style FOR further information inquire of the
owner on the premises, X street. between Third
duu FOuftH, sacramento mr2-tf
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Are the Knights Weakening /?

ST. Louis, March 16th.-Vice-Pr President
Hoxie to-day received a dispatch from Sc
dalia. signed Martin Irons, Chairman of
the Knights of Labor" asking when a
committee of the Knights of Labor could
be admitted TO conference with him, for
the purpose of adjusting the pending
troubles. To this Hoxie replied that he
could not see how such a meeting
would adjust the troubles, as the reason
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-17

ENOR SALE-BREAKING CART AND HAIR |
L. ness at $50; also, one strong Ruggy SO |
one Plgeon-hole Table, $40. Particulars by call |
ing at this office. fe9SInss
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Prices range from $40 to SIS per acre,
owing to selection.

TERMS: One quarter cash; deferred
payments at per cent. per annum,
purchaser paying taxes on land.
The tract is located eight miles from
Sacramento, and three miles from
Brighton the latter being Railroad
and Postoffice Station.
School, Store and Postofice on corner
of land. Postoffice has daily mail each
way.
The terms and convenience of this
piece of land puts it within the reach
of all who wish to purchase. Bona
fde purchasers taken to view land.
There is mine of wealth in every
piece of land, if properly cultivated
and managed.
FOR ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS,
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French Spoiiation Claims.
Mrs. George Bancroft Dead.

! WASHINGTON, March 16th.-Mrs. Ban
| croft, wife of George Bancroft, the histo-
! rian, died at her home in this city last
| night, at the age of 81 years. Funeral
services will be held Thursday morning at
IL o'clock. She was horn in Plymouth.
| Mass. Although married for many years
| to Mr.. Bancroft. he was her second hus-
band, and by him she had no children.
She had two sons by her first husband, one
of whom is Commander Alex. Bliss of
this city, and the other William Bliss. of
Petaluma. Cal.
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Communistic Order of Kiiemen.

CINCINNATI, March 16th.-Testimony to-
day in the Police Court, in the case OF Ru-
dolph and Henry Bolster, charged by Fred
Kuhl with shooting with intent to kill.
developed that Communistic Order of
Rihemen exists in this city, of which the
two defendants are members. This proup
as it is called, consists of twelve members.
who practice every other Sunday rife
shooting. 1t was said there was over 500
of these 9 groups in the United States.
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l. Jacks. Inquire at Agricultural ESa-N
Park. J. C0ONARD. tl
fe2l-1ms go.
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Is Surveyed and Graded.

Without exaggeration this is as fine
a body of upland as there is in this
county.
Upon close examination, and testi-
mony of the party who has worked
the hardpan is from Z feet 70 feet
from the surface, excepting 200 acres
in the center. where hone is found.
The land has slope sufficient to drain
it well. On each side Of the creek
(which is dry in summer), vegetables
and alfalfa grow without irrigation.
The tracts are surveyed in 10 and
20-acre lots.
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appointments by the President.

WASHINGTON, March 16th.-The Presi
dent to-day sent the following nominations
to the Senate: William L. Trenholm, of
South Carolina, now of the Civil Service
commissioners. to be Comptroller of the
Currency, in place of Henry w. Cannon
resigned; John II. Oberly, of Illinois. TO be
civil Service Commissioner. in place of
William l. Trenholm Charles LYMAN. of
Connecticut, now Chief Examiner of the
Clyll Service Commission. to be Civil serv-
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a Dentist Sued for Damages.

NV YORK, March 16th.-Mrs. Henry
Brader, of Fulton street, Brooklyn, has
commenced action to recover $40, 900 dam
ages from David Longnecker, dentist, for
alleged poisoning from a new set Of teeth
which she had ordered from him. An
effort will be made to show that plaintiff s
malady is the result of hereditary or ac-
Quired disease.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

roll i an interesting document. Nr.
Nangold was u wears Of aga when in
the service. tien. John \. Logan VA,
second lieutenant IN the COMPANY. jas.
Hampton was commander. "a se n known
soldier ia the Black Hawk war. IL paws
To keep thes. Did documents. for in a lib
eral government like ours, no one can
tell what money value they posses. Nj.
Mang0ld has a clean discharge recor,i.
and should lie apply for a pension under
the new law will doubtless experience
No difficulty in obtaining it,
our city fathers hrye convenient
NAY Of portponing matters Until the
next meeting Of the council, and re
crIvinS communications and promptly
forgetting them. The COMMITTEES are
gwen further time Frequently when
prompt acti0n would be letter. The
sewer and police committees. at the last
session., drl not report. but asked an ex-
tension. - IN the CONSIDERATION Of other
important matters. II the committee On
sewers, for instance, has any proposition
to make, or even suggestions, relating to
the drainage Of the city, let them r,port
hv all means. The subject is palling ON
the minds of our citizens. Di.atory leg
lslation Is worse than NJ legislation at
all. There is claim of L. Newport for
certain work done ON the 5 reefs AS far
back as 1855, amounting To $50. AZ h.
claims. that is unpaid. So with the
question Of certain bond coupons. 1t is
currently reported that the bonds and
coupoEs are bogus, yet the holders Of
the same, through THEN attorney, de-.
mani payment or that they be received
for taxes. II the bonds are spurious,
search out the ftrt, notify the holders Ia
that effect and put the question at rest.
II not, put them in course Of liquidation.
The clty's credit suffers daily hy the III.
NOR that there are spurious bonds IN cir
rulatiou.
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All Aboard for Drala.

Attention is called to tho announce
nent IN another column Of the Florida
Southern railway, to carry passengers to
Ocaln and back, August ith. at greatly
reduced rates. II is the time fixed for
holding The congressional democratic
convention for the nomination Of u can.
dldatc for congress. The Florida South.
ern will provide every facility for speed
and comfort on that occasion. Special
aud regular trains will he run, and the
time for going and coming fixed at an
hour that will accommodate al who may
wish to- attend
This is an OCCASION that every dem.
Ocrat, who can attend, should avail hun.
self Of in order to swell the crowd in the
true interests of the grand old dem.
ocratic party. Other sections will send
large delegations outside of the regularly
accredited representatives Of the PARTY,
and Putnam, 81. Johns, Nolusla and
Orange counties, should roll up a strong
outside influence for the candidate.
There cunt Il" too many true democrats
present.
III" railway rompan, has reduced its
rates next to nothing. and all who wish
To attend will have no lack of comfort
or accommodation. bcala ~ II delight
ful place to visit. and many who Will
not attend the convention viii avail
themselves OF the low rates to ylsit the
proud capital Of old Marion.
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Fish Laws.


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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15
Good New, from Indian River.


Mr. VIM. cleveland. Of TitusviIIe. i,
A The city, and t. a NV REPRESENTA-.
ti'e he saii lat night that Charley
lauGhefty Is stronger nov in Brevard
county than ever before. that he Is prac-
tcaIIy without opposition. and that the
i'-rt people, regardless Of party atl.Iia-
Non VIII support him Tor reelection.
u. mass meeting f"r the purpose of
appointing delegates To the OcaIa con
Nention Will lie held gu the eth instant,
and they Will 20 instructed 10 vote for
l'au.hefty.
Nv 'ltveland brings tlattering news
IN regard To the gso~rng orange crop, in
That he says full crop III t- rcaliled
anu the irnIt promises To- h. of am extra
line quality. The growing Of lemons j.,
coming more INTO general favor and the
grove are being largely ad,ieito. Pine,
APPLE, to", are beng sroan more Aten-
SIFt'N, and the rrop this year roml>e- a
Nplendlui yield.
Inc steamer Rock lydse formerly I tt
''"'ernor Wmthl has been placed ON
The r',er, and will make daily trips ie-
tween 1ItusyIlle and 1T. Sebastian. and
greatly increasing transportation facil /.
tics. Nr. Cleveland SAYS that rates of
Transportation have of late undergone
Steat reductions, and have now reached
reasonable point.
The r"roit that the oysters are dying,
h" declares, Ii without foundation, the
beds ln.lng IN rNrellcni cnnliilnn.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15
4 Novel Remedy for Driving Ava,
IIras

nAYTuNA, FLA, Jul, l2th. lssG
EiltuI FAiATkt NtWs.
have just real in Your pape' about
the tlras troubling Mr. Barl's chickens.
also read in onr paper The East Coast
Messenger, "A remedy for ileas in the
house.
"lhc common wild fern if put down
under carpets will. it IL said. dri,,
all ileas out of Your house, aud as it does
not cot much to try its use can h. re.
commended.
Perhaps it would do well to tie fern
leaf around the chicken neck wouldn't
they look pretty running about decor
sted with green ferns:
MABEL Nj. Stony.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

The attention vt the readers If Tn
News, who are Interested IN the enforce
ment of the laws regulating the catching
uf food fishes in the 1t. Johns or other
public waters Of the county. is invited to
the careful lprusal Ut the fish laws to lr
found in the advertising columns of
THE News this morning.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

The dividends Of the Mutual llfe In
surancr Company, Of New York, by at
tual comparison, are nearly twme as
larg. rs they arr IN amy other company.
No conditions. no restrictions. Tins Is
III. company to insure IN. The best m
the world. !. Ilarkins billiard, state
Agent. p!, II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

NoTIcE .-The conservative democratic
voters of precinct No. - are hereby mo-
titled that "A primary meeting will a
held at Francis. ON Saturday, july IL,
at pm, for the purp,,., of selecting tive
delegates To the county democratic con
ventlon, ON July II, al Palatka.
y6 tt J. II. WEBB, Chairman.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

Bes, IN the market, the Golden l@at
Runromts, finest North Carolina Smnk'
ing Tobacco. For sale by X. kerst,ns.
Jy-lltt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15
House for sale,

The Miller cottage, on Lemon street,
opposite the Putnam, must be moved oil
thu lot at once. For particulars apply To
u. II. Inos. ra2 If
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

a WONDER. The old Mutual Life In
suranc- Company, If New York, now
issllra "A policy that surprises the whole
world. VIZ: returns all the premiums
y,anl IN cas-. ot death within "a given I~
rod. This never was done 10y any either
company. tall On billiard and exam.
ine tor yourselves. rs.-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

lloTrL roR RENr. The hotel bulIling
known ~ the Graham House. is offered
for rent at reasonable rate. Apply to l..
falk leslf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

SLATE RourlNu. We are now pre-
pared l." furnish the best quality of Roof.
my Shat" at $50 per s.,iar" of 10 feet
larl, and call the attention of builders
an others who desire safety from lire
sparks and good pure cistcrn water to
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address r. NJ. Shous", Agent. Box No.
$50. I. o.. Jacksonville. Fla. apa3.;im
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

Come ami examine tho new Maui -,
steel gear buggy, at Rafferty, " Mack :,
Lemon 1t. 1t Is a beauty. Jylist.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

Gail at Rafferty, ~ Mack >, Lemon ~,
and >e. their new buggies. Mia.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

FoR SALE-forgrt me- not Roses, tie
ranIum,. tolens, etc. Apply To III. T..
Mn>,n. nl3tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

The Old Mutual Life Insurance com.
pany, Of New York. is the oldest. largest
cheapest and i~st company in the world.
Jsa1tf
Insure with llilliard in the Old Ma
tual l.lte Insurance company IN III" five
year distribution return premium plan.
II heats all. J-?,tf
to to nr. ". W. Estes. over Hers
tmg's drug store, for good Dental Work
aud tine sets IL Artificial Teeth. Teeth
Extracted without Pam. .rlotf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15

ID II. IaII-IEN T IIAIfi w VI
T.. &. Pu>T, SECRETARY.
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gber 6ieiem Geuereifer Der @rie6en
lpiro i6merli6 @eleaenbeit geboten
tDe1ben, fi6 gu betbdtigen, ba fie benz
Maatipru9e Der @roBmd9te auf bic
9aller bod niGt tpi6erfteben f6nnen-
es lei benn, boB &uBlanb bic @elegens
beit an ben 9aaren berbeisieben min,
ben bur6 ben Berliner &engreB nur
aufgef9obenen, aber ni9t aufgebobes
men Streit nit Der Sirfei gum Mustrag
gu bringen. Sn bieiem Sale tpdren bic
Wusiidten auf @rbaltung bes europdis
f6en Griebens freili6 tpeniger rofig,
als tie &aiier Wilbelm erft bor Rur3em
bel @r6Hnuug bes preuBiihen 2anbtas
ges in feiner 5bronreoe geidiloert. sic
tpdren i'm 8egentbeil febr tribe.
Sb aber @riedenlanb babur6 9e=
tpinnen tpiirbe2 IS rmeiitt 81 idleben
uno es miro gef9oben!" IS glaubt,
aus nattpunler Begeiiterung at ban>
beln, pdbrenb es Iebigli@ ben Nufrei=
5unset &uBlan6s folgt, bas tpieberum
MUIR aus felbfildtigen Motipen ban.
belt unb benz Bic grfolge ober MiBers
folge @rie9enIanbs = bas es nur als
Wittel gum 3med beniibt-b6@t glei@s
QiiltiQ fin6. I'd.
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Gin aaafu,a,.,t In Der l1mter q aot,

Stm T1ttfut9tm IN Der umtetH 00ts !
benz BYRD siHl teicenbes lunb iGreienbes
3inh inehrere NaMte Der @hldf aeraubt
:nsnrbe tInDl oera 5n ber.al1eber3eugnn8 1ees
lanBte, baB Mrs. nWinslrm& @cottine
.GArup gerune Der NrtifeIieI, befien erfar
ihds ainosbenStbi9te faufte siaea 8Drrath
borcn. u gMl8 sr mad Saufe fam uaD feis
snerl 5raii bapo1M ittheiluns mad,te, lpeis
egerte fiedih, bent &iube rnr1 benz @etaufs
ten 5u perabreidenp ba fe 3etneG Nnhdnge.
rim ber SrmSnpatbie mar. Die uddife
Ma@t twurbe irteper i6lafcs nsrbraht.
NlsG ber 8uterj am nGdffen Ease mad
9anie fam fano er bue csinb iAleGter
als i, unb boae: aberuals seine idiofcIe
WaGt2 befar4tete, perabreidterrr tpdbrenb
neri Abpeienbeit ieiner aTrnit BIN 3inoe
Eeiae Berticn Jbes Spfur Suan faSte nihts
bapcu. Die MnMt pordnf fHlief Naes
wobl nnb Der flcine Shreier errahte
am .Wersen nit heiterm @eftdt. HaDie
Mntter mar erfreut aiber ben plSsliden
~wuaSerbaren Wedfetsun pbmphl Gea lid
5uerff beleibist fabl.e, ais Ne Guffldrun8
erbielt, ieste fe eennp& ben @ebrauG
bes @Arnps fort. tS&reierbe 8inber
rnb IdIaloie Rdhte y1np2 ibr jeet unbe,
FAINT. Cine eiuaelue Brbbe nit benz
Sprup BOT nod oas Qeiben ieoes Rinbes
uno pas Bpruttbeil Der tMutter befiest.
Sn allen &petbsten 3uchaben; 25 Gents
bic Slai@e.
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@ut. SBHtna & spbn.

Mit benz 8erannaben Der 9erbfiais
fou feigert 5id aud tpieber 6as 8ebirfe
nib unfsres Msagens fir iubfantiede
Speifen. Mnfere 9%auptnabrung bIeibt
bas Gleii@, unb um iol@es frii6 unb
gut gu erlan9en, fam man unmDgli9
einert 5uperldifgeren Marft finben, dig
ben bon Wm. 60fling & 5obn, SO.
511 @pe. s. Oie Serren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer &unben &e6nung gee
tragert unb In ibrem gtablifement cine
talte 2uftmaf9ine erri@tet, wel@e allen
Gnfor6erungen fiir @rbaItung unb @nt=
fernuug iddblider Sngrebien5en bes
Gleii6es entipri6t. sic baben befdn=
Dig in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
@orratb pDn Wafoieb. aus mel@em
ttl1r 6as 8eite fir ibre &unoen gewdblt
miro. Wer reel bebient iein nil, Der
beiu1e ben Martt So. 511
Mbenue s. 1,lOtli
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0auanetien ttnb 8mlaarietu,, Sic flei

~0Ntttmtettem ttn0 Bmlgarien, bic tleis
men 8alfan>S taatent bic in Der IeBten
.3eit 10 biel bon fi9 renert madten Mn6
Dermutbli9 au@ i'm fumnIenben Sabre
nod genug 9eranlaHnng .au, .politif6en
8srrpirrungen gebe1 tperben. 1babe1
8olfsadbtung gebabt, beren. &efultate
foeben beta1nt gegeben. wurben.- 9ie
Beb6lferung pDn &umelien lit tpie felgt
aufammeneefeBt: ,9tifl,@e Butaaren
,681, 734, Sirfett unb mDbamebanii9e
Bnlgoren (bie fDeenannten apomafeR)
200,498 @rie6en 53.028, 3iges1aer
q, 1870. Suben $685., Mrmenier 1865.
.5rembe 1888 - i'm @anser $4,000.
eSn benz 5irItentbum 8ulaorien lebet :
Drift. Bulgaren 1,345. 500, Sarfen
527, 284, &umdnen AS, 064, 3ieeuner
1850, Saben IA, 020 Satarett 1876,
@rie9en 1l.551, Mrmenier 3837,
Gremoe - i'm 6anaert 2.007, 49, Mus
bieien 3ifern ergiebt ii9, bob Sftrumes
lien nerbdltniBmdBig mebr bulgarif9
1T, aIs has eigentli@e 8nlgarien, nro
baB in lebterem mebr Sirfen leben, als
In Dem erferen. 8om Nationalitdts=
ftartopunfte aus betra9tet, fam bic
3uIammeu9eb6rigteit Der beiben 2dnber
tebenfals ni9t beftritten tperben, benn
in ieoem berielben bil6et bas bulgarii1e
Clement reldli@ 3weibritteI Der &C.
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ean Nntonio. 9eras, i. suIi 1885.

San Mntonic. feras. l. Suli 1885.
Sd taufte in bieIer Stabt elm gadet bon
9orsfOros eelf Sailing 8reab preparation,
nrlsrsog d elmer 6emif6en iuterfadmna unb
fabe, oab bafeIbe bon reineu unb ni6t siftiaen
9bsmifaIien auiammensefsst 1T.
Die Sbee Dss grofs eorsforb mar cine tuirt.
Ii9 srOfartisg bas unberbauliAe tueinHein.
faure NatrOn, ipeIdss in allen GdIen bas
snbrsfuItat bon allen aus @einasinrabm unt
sfatron tuiaumenssfftteu 8adbnIbsrn iF,
bur9 bas IOsbare pbOspborfanre aalt unb gla.
trOn, ben ipirtIiden Nabranssbsrtb bes 8robsi
uub bie anOGeniabilana ~er5eusenbea elements
ber statur 3u erieten.
Gs 1T f9erlid bic bette pnb geinnbeife Erd.
baraticu, nelAe benz Yublitum iemaIs cFerir
pxrhss unb isbe Wautter, Der bic @efuuobei
itrsr &inber am Sersen Iiest folts fein anberel
esbrau9sn.
Sd Tam nur nod bic Bsfdtisuns, tuelGl
bonn isIisen beribnten gbemifer PrOf. 8aroi
bon Qiebig iber biefe Preparation absesebe,
purbe, biuaufissn, inbem er faste I: sd be
tradte biefs Griinbune ais cine Der niitli@Rei
@absn, iusIas bic @iHenfduft Der Menf6bei
gsIisiert bat
Bel alien @rpcers 10 babes
Berfn@t 60. 25,11, tup6@