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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
Weston accuses NJ. II. q. of double
dealing.
From our Special Correspondent, ]

Ifloh our SPtclhl torrcspohucht'l
Weston, Feb, 8, 1886,
DEAR SIFTER:-"Give the devil his
due" is old, but nevertheless good
platform for a newspaper. That you
have been standing on this base admits
of no doubt, and the same has been
very gratifying to the people of all
this section. So it surprised no one
when you announced, last week, that
you were receiving new subscribers by
the dozen.
Now | wish to call your attention
to little double dealing and duplicity
practiccd by M. II. Goddard, Esq, of
Ludlow, in the post-office matter
in this town. A push for change in
the office, in this place, was made very
early, about the time, if not before, the
Inauguration of President Cleveland.
The successful candidate early retained
this Ludlow 'lawyer son." To this |
offer no objection, as it was his I'M
doubted right, but, here comes in the
nib to the story, here the dirty work
began that was kept up until the APP
pointment was made. ii. A. Hannum
a reputable merchant and an old DEM
ocrat desired the office, but had made
no motion, looking to it, until after
Fem circulated his petition. He then
saw Goddard, who told him that he
was employed by Fem, but he would
not have any trouble between Weston
Democrats; that he was continent that
an amicablc arrangement could be eff
fectcd between all parties, and he
would not do anything in the matter
nor should Fenn's petition be used until
this conference was had. He finally
set day for the parties to meet at his
Office, but Mr.. Fem could not attend
on that day, for reasons doubtless sutfi-
cient to himself. Goddard was then
going to set another day. And so this
play was kept up, Hamum doing no.
thing, but waiting on the conference,
until Fem received the appointment.
Now how was this managed? By God
dard disregarding his word to Hannum
and holding out this compromise mat
ter in order to hold him back until he
could push Fenn's claim to successful
issue, which he did. He promised
Hannum that Fenn's petition should
not be used until this conference was
held and at the same time sent the pc
tition to Washington. While talking
his tafly to CHS friend Hannum'' was
pushing Fcnn's appointment. This is
plain and brief statement of facts, and
| leave your readers to form their own
opinion of the dirty political wretch
that would be guilty of such perfdy.
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Famous O'NeiI Liquor Case

Decided Against the Offender by Judge
Royce of Vermont.
The session of the supreme court for
Rutland county closed last Friday, and
a decision was given by chief justice
Royce in the famous O'Neil liquor case,
affirming the judgement of the county
court. John ONeil driven out of this
state by liquor prosecutions, started a
saloon in Whitehall N. V, and ship
ped liquor in jugs to Rutland by eX-
press, &c. o. D." AS Rutland saloons
were mostly closed by active prosecu-
tons, he did thriving bushes. In
December, 1882, just before Christmas,
large number of sealed jugs was sci
zed on arrival of the train. O'Neil was
afterwards caught in this state, and SEN
fenced on 307 convictions for second
offence of selling liquor to fine of
S6l4O and cost, with two months I'M
prisonment, with the alternate sentence
of over 80 years in the house of correc-
ton. lie appealed, and in the argu-
ment before the supreme court of the
county in January, 81, the judges stood
two against two; before the general
term another tie, three against three.
Since then judge Redfield resigned, and
judge Walker secceeded him, SO that
the tie was broken and result reached.
The decision holds that the sending of
liquor from New York to customers in
Vermont by express, &c. O. d." is in
legal effect, the sale of that liquor, and
that the express company is agent for
the seller, and not the purchaser in Yer
mont. O'Neil will take the case to the
United States supreme court on writ
of error, claiming that the decision is
in conflict with the United States con-
stitution relating to interstate COM
mcrcc. This was allowed, and bond
fixed at $4,000.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
WHAT THE SITTER WANTS To KNOW.

What made last Saturday such a
"slippery day?'
Did the visit of Sparkling Water Di-
vision to Jamaica, the night before,
have anything to do with it?
Was anybody's "high moral sense"
outraged?
If anybody wriggled out of paying
their subscription to the citizens fund
in aid of rebuilding the hotel in this
place?
If so, who were they?
Were they men with "high moral
sense?'
Were they the "chief hackers" of
this and all other enterprises, up this
way?
Would tidbits of hotel history make
good reading?
Would it be Showing the rascals up%
If load of hay comes to eight dol.
lots W1ldl ucuuCllOll SlOVltl NC Illttic lol
pitchfork weighing 2 l-2 pounds?
Did Atkins endorse Lamson's az
pointment, if so what trade was
madefor his doing so?
Was his dirty work up here the con
sideration on his part?
How much "boodle" did Lamson ge
out of his Dandy job?
Is he a mean lying skunk, any way?
Didn't the SITTER tell the truth il
calling him "miserable coward"
Did Dist. Attorney, Haskins. recent
tell him that if he had anything to sa!
to him he wanted he should say it be
fore witnesses, as he was such a liar III
wanted nothing to do with him?
Where can postmaster Goddard b.
found?
If the ring will run the 'pitchfork
man" for the legislature next fall?
If the President should pardon Waite
and Brattleboro has to move out, can
the Phoenix and Reformer come III
here and occupy rooms over ii. 2
Chase's store?
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
AsaJtacrIe.tcT from our Bridge.
water Correspondent.

SITTER JOHN:-A few words more
on "my lawyer son." which might have
been added to my "reminiscences of last
week-but they all keep, and "thc
woods are full of them" At the last
term of county court "my lawyer SON.
was one of the attorneys, for the de-
fence, i'll case brought by small boy
against the owner of ferocious dog
which, dog, had bitten and injured the
boy. Before the jury this fellow OPEN
ed that crater-of-a-mouth and made a.
mother of his telling speeches, calling
the boy a liar, and saying that his pa
rents brought him up to lie and had
brought him into court to lie, and that
the jury must not believe him nor the
father nor mother.
Hon. W. c. French, in his opposing
plea, after "my lawyer son" had ceased
to belch forth his dirty lava and the
crater was temporarily closed, told the
jury that a party that would employ
such creature to appear in court for
them was not entitled to any consider
alton at the hands of a jury; that God
dard was the only member Of the bar
who was without self respect and de.
cency that could be found, and he
thanked God there was none other foul
enough to make sucn disgraceful har.
rangue as they had just listened Tore
suit: the jury brought in verdict OF
ninety dollars against "my lawyer sons
client. His mouth did it. Y
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11

The State grange has instructed its
secretary to prepare and distribute blank
petitions for the establishment of a rail-
road commission in the state.
The last legislature was largely made
up of farmers, and yet the railroad
commission bill was refused a passage.
Why?
Because the Central Vermont rail-
road was opposed to it, of course.
The grange can distribute petitions
until the crack of doom and have its la
Dor for its pains. But if the farmers
will send the right kind of man to
Montpelier, railroad commission will
be established this year.-St. Johns.
bury Republican.
We have not changed our opinion
that the present system, railroad com
missioner without power, is sham. s
mere subterfuge to blind the eyes OF
men who cannot see very far ahead
and that commission like tie one in
Massachusetts, is the urgent need of the
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11

hour. And this whipping of the gran
gers and farmers is something they
richly deserve, But thore is no justice
in charge that the Central Vermont a.
lone is responsible for the defeat Of the
commission bin. All the roads in the
state, small and great, combined to per-
form that service. So they will always
combine. Woodstock Standard.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
Letter from an old resident Of
Londonderry.

EDITOR SIFTER:-While l peruse
your local columns, as l do every week,
my mind wanders cover hill and dale"
and |, once more, seem to be in your
pleasant village, noting this, that or the
other object of interest, or grasping the
hand of those once so well known.
And they have not grown old either,
seemingly, and when | find in your
columns the names of the older ones,
from 40 to so, l know of whom you
speak, but of the younger people have
to trace them by their families.
often think of So. Derry and 90
over the names, in my mind, as it was.
These "reminiscences of the past is what
makes your paper so welcome in our
"far off home" Here let me mention
some of the friends to whom | wish
to send word Of greeting; There was
Geo. Walker, whose leather always
wore well, and whose wife always had
a friendly greeting: Harand Tyler and
his wife, Orrel, | would like to include
his father and mother but they are gone.
Mr.. Benson used to make good meal,
Mr.. Melendy in the blacksmith shop
ever ready TO "strike while the iron il
hot" but l believe he is goue, but the
boys remain; Winfield Wright, the two
Whitmans, D. B. Goddard, o. S. Alb
bolt, his father and many others, whom
if 1 should permit my name to appear
would remember the time, thirty year.
ago, / attended the high school will
Kirk Howard and sisters, the Dunbar
girl and many of those who now form
the "body polite" of the place.
AT that time, although we had our pa
per, which was read at our lyceums
yet we did not then dream of ever see
ing regularly printed paper publishc,
in the village. The postmaster of tina
time, Lang Pierce, was competen
official, not much like the one who ha
lately received the appointment, an
, whom | have known for forty years
! What the SIFTET has said about tn
matter brings to my mind an anecdot
of his father, Nahum Goddard, whic
will illustrate his "bringing up" unde
old Glebe mountain. One day neigl
S Dor, while looking over his crops sal
"Mr. Goddard, you ought TO be thanl
S full for such a nice field of corn" Tn
D old mans reply was, "who shall thanl
/ Henry? He did the hoeing." In concll
: sion will express the opinion that Hel
ry had better staid at his hoeing, an
n hoping for change soon l remain
: yours,
q A Brooklyn, n. Y, Subscriber.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11

At a meeting of the Trustees Of The
Soldiers Home, held in Burlington,
Jan. Goth, 1856, the President and Sec
rotary were directed to solicit propos-
ais from Towns, Societies, Grand Az
my Posts and Individuals, for such aid
as they may be pleased to make toward
purchasing, erecting, locating, or MAIN
tanning Soldiers Home in Vermont.
Communications should be addressed
to Willard Wells, President, Buriing-
ton, Vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
ADVERTISEMENT.

TIE SCHOFIELD MANUFG CO
of II East l4th Street, New York, want
General Agent in this County for the
best line of Specialties ever put on the
market: their best Agents are making
from s. to 81 per day, and they are
willing to guarantee any experienced
canvasscr male or female) SlS pei
week. If you want to make money
and secure control Of this County
write them for particulars, at once.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
BrOtherly Love-The Reformer and Pho
nix at II again.

The Argus and Patriot having given
voice to the generally accepted opinion
OF Barttleboro, that many of the disa-
greeable things published in the rhe-
nix emenated from the pen of Hon. b.
D. Harris, that gentleman writes us
that for many months past he has
neither written or inspired a line that
has appeared in the Phoenix, except
one personal anecdote over his own mi
tials. Mr.. Harris is gentleman whose
word is good.-Montpelier Argus.
There is no such generally accepted
opinion in Brattleboro," because what
ever any body may say or think of Mr..
Harris, nobody supposes that he was
born Oh the day the Lord was making
idiots. When he runs the Phoenix il
contains something besides the silly
slush with which it is now tilled.-Re
former.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
MARRIED.

In Windham, Feb. 3, by Rev. Amos
Holbrook, Rev. F. A. Holden, of Eas
Darlington, n. H., and Miss Mary II
Jehords, of Windham.
In Landgrove, Feb. 8, {. '4.t
of Castleton, and Add ~ra4 ST
Landgrove. ...
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11

The people of Strafiord, in Orange
county, are said to be excited over the
discovery of a strange shepherd dog IN
vacant lot near that place. lie is ap-
parently guarding a small spot Of
ground, and it is thought some person
has been secretly buried there. aud an
investigation will be made The how
ling of the dog has been heard for some
time, and he was nearly starved when
found.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
A True Story.

Let me tell you little story-a
true, sweet little story-about our old
farm, said the passenger from India
ma. "On our farm We have a big
barn. full to the railers with tho frag-
rant hay. and back of the barn is u
fragrant horse-pond. My father--no-
bic old man, With gray beard. kindly
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11

The remains of the late President
Garfield are to be put in new coiiin
or sarsophagus, the old one showing
signs of decay. The new one is said
to be the most durable caskct ever made
in America, and is marvel of beauty.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11

A great riot took place, Monday in
London, originating in mass meeting
of London starving mechanics.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11

A small wooden building, used as a
store house, in the rear Of Towns hotel
at Bellows Falls was burned last night.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11

Sheriff.

SaeflE.
Mr.. Isaiah Cook, sheriff Of Skowhegan, Me-.
writes =" have been afflicted foY Over ty,cllfy
years with weakness Of the Eidnevs and lv-
sr. J ha first bottle Of HUNTS lEtlney an
liver kEMEDS relieved Gil pains in the back
Price Is. Send for Illustrated Pamphlet 10
HUNTS kGMEAlE co, Providence, Il. I.
Sold by n Drugaists
c. II. C3ITTGNTOy, Con. AGENT, NY.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
L. n. SPRAGUE & CO..
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General Agents for The
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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11

OF the postmasters appointed to
Presidential offices in Vermont, Mr.. f.
w. Childs of Brattleboro is the first to
be confirmed by the Senate.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
Death of Gen. Hancock.
Another great soldier passes away

The whole country was shocked, on
Tuesday, to learn from brief telegram
that Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock, sch
ior major. general L. S. A. and, com
mander of the military division of the
Atlantic, died at 1858 that afternoon.
His death is said to have been caused by
u carbunclc, located near the base of
the brain, coupled with kidney diff
Guilty. The General will probably be
intere d at Noristown, Pa.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
DEATHS,

In Peru, Feb. 4, Mrs. J.
son, aged 81.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11

y. Y. State fairs Send fer Catalogue, station
F,sIxuur. on Southern CcetIai l. L JOHN W.
AXIS. sci:io, y y. DoX 81.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
OFFICIAL.
Every cloud has q silver

LtNiS kidney and Liver
REMEDY.
2 purely vegetable, and meets want never
osLore lNIaish,d 10 tho public, and the utmost
reliance may 10 placed IN II.
AIKEN" N' - '
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
{CA Z DS.i

ThE FGLLowING ADVERTISEMENTS REPRESENT coon Al
kELiAh.k FILMS. flkSsR sESlGOs rms rAFER VII,
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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
e love is the best love"

Town Clerk.
ir. OthI iol eager, Town Clerk. Town Nor
Wlch. tohI., 20 Years old, writes -" For years
| havcyuE red with disease OF the k,dneys and
h!@ddeg. 81 d have no hesitlncy IN recommend
lng HUM = kidney and Livcrl REMEDY a. :
specific fer these complaints"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11
'unctuellty bcgets confidence"

Deputy Shcria.
HUNTS Kidney and Liyerl REMEDY, II n
wonderful medicine. | cordially recommend
is use to those suffering from dropSy or kid
hey noGbles,--tco. Is. Robertson, Deputy
sheriff, Bangor, Me.
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Da bieie Trage oft geftsnt pirb; mo1lea
mir einfa9 iasen, baB fte cine Dame if,
bic es ftA felt 80 Suhren 5nr Nafsubemads
tie, Grauentranfheiten, bauptiaati9 aber
3inberfraafbeiten gu itubiren. Sic Bat
bic Spnftitution unb bic 8ebarfntIe bieier
3ablreiden alafea beionbers seprift unb
ale Refuttut prattii@er 3enntniEe rnb
@rfabruns, tpelde fe I'M 2dufe eines Mens
idenalterS ale arantenpfesertr unb Nr3t
~seiurnmelt, bat fe ben Socthins Shrup
ale beIonbereS Wiittel iir 3ahnenbe 3inber
3uiaminensefest. Dteie Mebi,in bat cine
ntasii4e @irtuns = fe sibt @ube uub
@eiunbbeit unb erhdtt pffenen 2eib. Sn
6ulse bieier Mebi5in 1T Sra, WinsIOp
weitberthmt setrcrben ais Wchlthdterin
Der Sinber. limb bic 8inber werben sroB
unb banfen ihr bafir. Nu4 in bieier Stabt
bat fe bic Sinber 3u Danf perpfli4tet.
9rcBe Quantttdten bes Sectbing Shrup
perben hier tdSltd pertauftnnb perbraudt.
@ir 9lauben, Mrs. Winslop bat fth
burd bieien Mrtitel uniterbli4 sertadt
unb mir ftnb aber5euSt, baB burd oenlei'
Ben Tauienbe bon 4tnbern Serettet truroen
unb baB WiuiOnen benielben nod NIT
grfols sebrauden perben. Seine Wauttsr
Bat ibre Pflidt setban,, pena fe nidt
Wers. Winslow'8 @cctbinS Shrup ana
fpanbte. gerindt es me-3abies Sifitor
Seem Yorf. = gu ~Settaafen Sci allen
Drussiten. - rs Gents bic Glai&e.
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rein beQetatilii&.
San Nntonio, geros. /. sun 1885.

gau Mntonio, 3eras, l. Sui 1885.
So laufte IN biefer Stabt Elm @adet bon
6orsforbs Self aaiins 8reaO Preparation,
unteraos es elmer @emif@sn llnterfaduns uub
fnbe, 5ab bafeIbe bon reinsa unb ni@t siftisen
GbeutitdIien s~uiammensefett it.
Die sbse bes prof. sOrsfOtO mar cine birt.
E@ srobartise, bas unberOduli9e meinteins
fdnre 1atron, tusI9es In alien Gdlen bas
Ga~breTaltat bot allen ahs Beiaieinrabm uab
Aatton 5nfammensefettea 8adpnIbern ii,
burd bas I0sbare pbospboriaure Salt nab Na.
iron, ben tuirtIidsu R~abrunsspertb bes Brobes
alb bic ~anodsnfubfan3 eraeusenOea elemsnte
Der aatlr 81 erfeten.
&c 1T f9erIi9 bic bette uub seiunbefe @ra.
%aration, psIde BEN @ubIitum jemals oFerirt
fparOe, uub iebe Nlutter, Der bic @sfunbbeit
ibrer airber am 9ersen Iisst fOIte tein anberes
gebrau9ea.
Sd fam nur nod bic BsEdtigune, ipa9s
BON feIissn beribmten gbensiter prof. Baron
BON aiebis ibsr bisfe @rdparatiom absesebeu
purbe, biu5ufisen, inbsm sr faote: SD Be-
tra9te Oisie G~rFabuns aIs cine BET nitli6feu
gabsn, peI6e bic @ifsuf9aft ber Mspf@aeti
5~sIiefert bat
Sci alien 0rpcers ID babes.
0erfnsDt n, 11,taw6W
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gSsnt. 9DHima & gphm.

uniere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bIeibt
bas Sleii9, unb um fol@es frii@ uub
gut gu ~erlangen, fann man unm6gli@
einen auberldfiigerer Marft finben, als
ben BON Mnt. 66fling G 5obn, No.
511 Nbe. 6. Sie 9erren baben benz
@ei@mad ibrer &un6en &e9nun8 ges
tragett unb In ibrem @tablifement cine
falte 2uftmai@ine erri6tet, tpel9e aQen
Mnfprberunger fit @rbaltung un6 @ntz
fernutgs f6dbli6er Sngrebien5en bes
Tleii9es ettfpri9t. Sic baben bef6ns
Dig III i6ren 8iebb6fen einert grobet
8orratb BON Waftbieb, aus tpel@en1
rur bas 8eite fir lire &unben geDGblt
tpir6. Wer reel bebient fein Dil, bet
beiu9e ben Martt, No. 511
Mbenueg 6. 1,10t1i
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= l1no nit @u@, tuanote tie fi@ an bic
8auertt nit gu6 nebm ids mod lang
auf. Sd bin bic 5@uppe! Sattit
CAB iie &aum unb feu9te, aufrieben,
6aB ieber ieinen Mntbeil bate. f6tDers
fdlis bic Gtufen binab. Ser @eiflis
li1e unb Der Wfaler folgten auf benz
SUB; bet cine bate feline prebigt fir
ben fontmenben @onntag int Sept, ber
anbere feline Grbeit auf Wo@en binaus;
10 fimnerte ii9 teiner ttebr UNI ben
aaberrt. SOUR bic beiben Ginoer
f@auten efttaroer traurig rad, uno
mdbrenb ber Bube bic 0anbfrabe far'
bqB i9ritt, bIieb bas Mdg6lein an Sens
fer fteben utto iummte leiie bic Mtelo'
biet nod, nit benett es lift ber braure
8uri9e angetban.
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S. 0raeder.

YET. 1852 & 1854, OfsgommereesG iraBe,
int ttenet Store, eaapFe6lt iei1 rei6s
baltiges 2ager bptt giiens atb 8Ie6z
Maaret1, Sefen un6 6ausgerdtbf@afz
ten aller Dirt. Mgent fir bic ereeletttett
Gaborite &o9 : Sefen. Man fpre@e
Dor unb eraminire bic tteue Serie So
borite 9efen, tuelde auf Ser leBtett
Sem Orleans Meltausfeluug bic gol=
bere Mebaille erbieltett. 9ie beftett
69reiner : 0anbperf3enge cine @pes
cialitdt. Gr6Bte Mustpabl nptt 8pgels
&dfigen aller Nrt. M1tBer6en1 ftets an
Sanb Elm pDlfdnbiges gHprtrnent bort
Garbeu, Del, GtrniB, 8iaieln, @las,
&ttt &C., iptpie frti@en 2anbretbs
@arfetz 50 me n. Cite Glempners
@ertitatt 1T init benz @elddft Derbnts
ben u1b tueroen ale tn biesi Ta9 f6ias
genbe &rbeitett prompt befDrgt.
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@nter Grfpla In iepemt Sale.

3. q. BRADFORD, @apierbdnbler in gbattp.
noosa, Gen. f6reibt, bab feline 2unsert bot
elmer tarfen grtdltuns befanen ipurben nnb baf
ct biele Mittel basesen ~erfolslos a~nipanbte. 81
purbe beranlabt, Or. Rinss STEIN Diseobert
gesen ans3ebruns 3a berla9ea, ct folste ben
@atbe nnb 1T bur@ ben @ebrau9 t~ueniser Sla'
59en gebeilt tuorben. Seit iener Belt bat Ell
.baS Mfittel gegen Suftet unb grtaltung IN ieinel
Ganilie itets nit sutem @rfoIs anseipanbt
Diefelbe @rfabrung baben 9ai5enOe sema@t
beren seben bur@ bic puaoerboae 9iscobert
g~erettet purbe.
grobeFai6em fret in Der gpotbete bon u
9reib.
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aein Rnpdaen.Metaen mess.

goparb SHEPHERD ii, Sarrisburs, SG., faet
.Oa ber gebrand bes electric Sitter 70 ipobI'
tbatise Golsen fir mid bate, 1alte ia mid fi'
berpfi1tet, bieS BET IeibenDen Nlenfbbeit init.
sutbeilen. SD bate a@t Sabre lang Elm bOies
8ein unb metne Nerate bebaupteten, baB emit
ipeber Der &noden seidabt ODER bas 8ein ab'
genomme1 iperbsn nriUe. Statt beiea gebraud)'
te i6 bret Glai9en Electric Sitter unb 7sS9ad.
teln 8udlens Irnica. Salbe urb meir 8ein tt
ieBt sefunb.
electric gitters ipirb ftets ben @rfols baben,
Der fit bafelbe beanfpru9t ptrb. Aar 30
Gents bic GIaiGe bet u. 9reib.
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finb itelte Waaren einsetrpfen fit bic
beborffeben6e GrIbiabrss5ais
Dn. Mir baben uns bur9 ben Muz
geni6ein babon iiberseugt, baB 6iefe
Waaren: Damenz unb &inbersS @ube,
Serrenf@ube &C., bas Befte iinb, pas
ie int btefigen Marfte oferirt tDurbe.
9ie Ilistpabl lit febr rei9baltig ntb bic
greife fn6 ieben 8eburfniB a~nsenefen.
User elegartes unb bauerbaftes S@ub=
aeug trager min, Der gebe gum
ginbereIIa @9u6sGtDre,
gde 9o~uitoaitraBe & Npe. 6.
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