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FROM OIIIO'S LEGISLATURE.
Nine Democratic Members Unseated-
sherman or Thurman, which?

sherman or Thurman, which?
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 12.-The commits
sioners on election i'm the lower House this
morning reported u resolution to unseat
nine Democratic members from Hamilton
county. The resolution was adopted and
the seats declared vacant, amid the great
est confusion. The nine Republican mem
Ders came forward and were sworn in.
lhey were cheered by the Republicans
ana Jeered at by the Democrats. The
speaker ordered the unseated Democrats
10 turn ovel the keys to their desks
Each branch of the legislature voted
separately to-day on the candidate for
~ lteu states senator. In the Senate
thurman received 90 votes and Sherman
u, a Democratic ajorty of three. In the
House Thurman received Al votes and
SHERMAN %, Republican majority of 26.
AT noon tomorrow the Lepislature will
vote IL joint session.
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A. c. BEAN, Esq, Master Vt Railroad

Vt.
Col H.
50
W Is e 20
TruN A.
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All disorders caused 10y bilious state of
the system can hc cured by using Carter's Lit
tie Liver pills. No pain, gripping or discom-
fort attending their use. Try them
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sm al Pox Again.

RICHFoRD, W., Jan, 13-Small pox has
broken out at Cowansville, Quebec, 30
miles north of here One person has died
and another is sick
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From Hon. w. II. II. Bingham

MONTPELIER, Vt. January T. 1873.
Cor. VI. X. PAINE-Dedr SiT II wish to GER
tity to the beneficial effects of "Cccry Com
pound" | used IL bottle last summer. and it
tie at my command, for use this winter. if
needed. ! can chcerfully say it fills the bill
and its effect is all that YOU recommend.
Truly yours, W. II. II. BINGHAM,
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Wendell superintendent State Prison.

VI. Va
W. X
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WINDSOR, VI, July IL, 1852
Cor. NJ. *. PAINE-Dcdr Sir: | have used
your CELERY COMPOUND in my famil severa
months past with excellent effect, and il gives
me pleasure to state that think it can be rec
commended as doing all that you claim for it,
ecary for more than thirty-fOur years past
would give me full confidence in any mcdi-
cine of your manufacture.
Respectfully yours, HIRAM HARLOW.
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PLYMoNrH UNION, VT, Jan. Q, 1885.
WINDSOR, VT, October 9, 1854.

few good things in the way of ddrertised medicine
plctely broken down in health all summer until
to try your medicine. ! am now on my second
My trouble seemed to be an internal humor Be-
with an eruption from head to heei' the eruption
per cent better every way. Every family OUGHT
the house, and they all would if they know is W.
Rcspty youi,, ALONZO ABBOTT.
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Prof. of the Theory and Practice of Physic
and Pathological Anatomy, Dartmouth Cot
lcgc.
WINDSOR, MAY u, 1865.
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WIN
You CELERY COn"OUND is one of the
now before the pablo. ] have been com
pOout one month s'nce, when you asked INT
bottle and believe it has sdued my Uje.
io'e had used one Goi,le | was covered
is IA pidly healing, and am five hundred
60 have Il bottlc OF CELERY COMPOUND in
tues as well as | do.
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my l|edn i,g
J:Orp:S Ly bad
% m
lav" |i
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Co,
NJ. X o Comp Il
may lene6tm
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From Colonel A. Hatch Postmaster Windsor VT
NJ add
GoM'oUND
VT,Jan.
C. NJ t3 Concluded Cery Compound and found that
esret S Very truly %S yours give ' ~ 81" E SpiAGGE ~
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WINDSOR. VT, October -, 1884.

iiSm. used Two bottles of your CELERY
Iodide OF Potassium as you direct in such
| enabled me to attend to my business as
public in publishing the names of each ar
is what other medicine manu- cturcrs do
crve iuan extensive sale of your medicine,
am, Yours ,ruly, j. s. FAlRNAN.
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The tenth annual meeting OF the Yer
mont Merino Sheep breeders association
was held ut Middleburv, yesterday. Ow-
ing to the bad roads the attendance was
not so large as usual. The president of
the association, Hon. Samuel James of
Weybridge, called the meeting to order at
11:30 O'Clock, and the next business in or
der was the presentation of the secretary's
report. Mr.. Albert Chapman of Middle
bury, the secretary, made the report which
was as follows:
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

In the afternoon the first business
brought up was the election of Off
GERS. Cassius u, Crane of Bird
port, was unanimously elected presi-
dent; and took the chair Mr.. +. n.
Bissell of Shoreham was dominated
against him, but Mr.. Bissell withdrew
and thus ballot was avoided. DR.. ID. W.
Prime of Brandon was elected first vice
president, +. +. Stickney of Shoreham
second vice-presdent, Virtulan Rich of
ShOreham was unanimously reelected
treasurer, Albert Chapman of Middlebury
was reelected secretary, and his salary
for the coming year was placed at $1,000,
instead of $500, as it was last year. The
board of directors was made up as fol-
lows Frederick II. Harrington of Bran
don, +. n Bissell Of Shoreham, ii. C.
Burwell of Brdport and II. S, Jackman of
Waltham. The committee on ped grees
was re elected entire. and the following
are the members j. j, Crane of iiridport,
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Coz NJ X pAISF-Depr Sir

NV7I4' Ut " . 7 7<T7NN TD'I NJ
Last az was com olciclU used up with III
CoMpOCNU Sipg with each bottle a ouuC
>Cs, he 'c>ui was satisfactory, ii cured M
u,ur'. ,di"'l YOU deal very sQuarely W,
tee 90, NOd use N maL'ng the Compound Il
not do. Hop'ng you may have the success "
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CHAPTER XIV.
"GRIPPER isn't IN THIS. y

lSN L IN lhlS
Six months later Mr.. Greengraves, pass
ing by the old house in the Fulham lane,
bowed to Mrs. Gee standing at the gate
"Ah, that's you, Sir?' she asked; won't
you step IMP"
He said he would, and presently added
that he would like to look over the house,
which Mrs. Gee told him was in few days
to be emptied, and the furniture sold off.
Going tour of inspection, he was left by
himself for some inmates in the library, and
there seated himself in front Of the famous
safe.
1T was deuced strange thing about that
diamond" said he. Where could 1t have
got to-"
As he uttered the last words half-aloud,
the last ray Of the setting sun shOne on some
glittering object on the top edges of book
on shelf close at hand.
GreengraveS sprang towards ii with an ex-
clamation of joy and establishment. The
book was Bible, on which the dust lay
thick. The glittering object, which some
how had lodged there when jerked out Of
the safe, was the long-lOst diamond.
As soon as Greengraves could get out Of
the house he did, and made all haste t. the
omnibus with the precious stone safe in his
waistcOat-pocket. Such hurry was he in
that he slipped his foot getting up and near
ly put his knee out.
'Gripper isn't in this" said he.
The first thing he did on reaching his
lodgings was to feel in his pocket. The dia-
mOnd was gone!
1t must have fallen ont when he slipped
his foot getting up. He took cab and rush
ed back to Fulham, but the journey was
useless one.
What ultimately become of the missing
jewel he never heard; nor have l, who tell
this story, any idea. And after all what
does it matter? 1t could have brought no
one good luck.
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mat hau intended to carry with me an.
pury III lIr grave, ana II Is you who have
dragged II rom me-tn what end?
lie WIS s'agg red rendered speeches. by
thiN o"tLrah.
would nave lost both my hands rather
imam 'h's should nave occurred, he "aid In
zone WHICH, II Hot tiat oil genuine feeling,
was al any rate a good imitation; how can
none you 10 forgive meT You must hate
me.
o" are rlgnt, she said win a bitter
iauSh' no. Nhat else do you eXpectP
MOI cause you nave Indirectly helped to
grippe me Ou' can read your poor greedy
nature can see through TINS sham love
nonsense. value you Tor what you ara
servant anu rs one VIII, pay you Tor the
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THE FIN GER-END

ings or ner race.
The detective continued:
Pray compose yourself my lady. Sir
Richard was shot dead this afternoon
A wild piercing shrek, such As he had
never heard before, burst from her lips, and
brought the servants running to the spot.
She fell backwards like a stone upon the
couch, and when the li-htS were brought
into the room; her eyes were found TO be
fixed, the eyebal'S slightly turned inwards.
Her limbs were stiff AMI Ter hands tightly
clasped. There was light mark of blood
upon her lip, W, ere she had bitten it.
The doctor WAS sent to-, and it occurring
to Mr.. GreengravrS that, perhaps he might
as well take his departure before there was
any more bother ABOUT anything, he quietly
slipped away.
As he took his place upon the boX-seat of
the omnibus h" smiled.
Il shall chuck this little job up as far as /
am concerned thought he to himself; If
Gripper wants to 90 on with it he can. For
my part don't So" wh.r, tn next coins to
come from. This hundred don't consider
to have anythur to Go with Grippcr. |
could not, in safety, mention even to Grip
per how got the Letter, and SO the least
said about it the soonest mended."
And with this reflection our philosopher
lighted cigar.
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CHAPTER XIV.

1t was fOggy night, and the mist lay
thick over the river and the marshy ground
around. On the line the trains were all be-
hind time, and every now and then fOg-sig-
mails might be heard, then the jngling of
the telegraph-bcll, whilst the port, rs wan
'dCrcd hOpclesslyup and down the platforms
Of the railway-StatiOn, peering into the in
Scrutable darkness.
You'll get yourself run over il you aren't
careful" said porter to a dOwdily-dress-
ed woman, seemingly somewhat the worse
for dTink-the "Aunty" of one of the earlier
chapters of this history, and the sanre per-
son the policeman had spoken to after the
cOrOner's inquest.
'Oh, I'll take care Of myself" she replied.
81 know what I'm doing and what I'm say
ing. And now, then, young man, who are
you"
\ man with pOrtmanteau it was, who
turned hastily and faced her, then started
back and tried to drag himself from her
grasp.
mo. you don't, Joseph Sweeney, alias
Cuthbert Craven, or whatever you may call
yourself, not till have spoken my mind.
Not till have told you the coward, bastard,
liar, and murderer that you are. I've been
to my poor clild's inquest to-day. She lies
there up in the town, waiting a paupc!'s
grave. What are you waiting for? Your
turn has not come yet, suppose"
Let me 60" he cried.
wait while, I've not done with you. l
want my revenge"
Curse you, leave gOT he cried. and shook
her roughly from him.
But iii freeing himself his foot slippcdup-
on the tlag-StOnes, made greasy by the mist,
and he tOpped over on the line. At that
moment was heard the shrll scream Of a
coming engine, and two eyes of red fire
cleaned through the fog
wild cutlery arose, and adesperate fort
was made-toO late to stop the train. When
they picked Cuthbert Craven up he was
dead enough.
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An opgtacle % Phyeical Wen.Reinp.

Physicians rightly characterize constipation
as AN obstinate impeachment to the welfare OF
the body. The perform nnCc Of the more int
pOTtant functions, such rs digestion. hillary
secretion and an active circulation of the
blood, are interrupted by II in "A greater or less
degree, a. the development OF the complaint Is
incipient or mature. Not at once, of course,
hut with reasonable prOmptitude HOstetter's
stomach Bittcrs will remove every symptom
to which IL gives rise, as well as the minor
maladies that spring from 10, among them in.
digestion and chronic biliOusnCss Prom
dTenchIng Cathartcs Il is vain to hope for per.
manent benefit, and there are few purgativcs
operation. Blue pill and calOmcl are designed
to act upon the liver only, and taken IRE,
quently are pcrniCious to he Rlth. The Bitters
produces relaxation of the bowels without
pain, and a renewal of their regularity. II
also COnquCrs fever and aRuc, rheumatism,
neuralgia and inactivity OF the kidneys.
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"r"w then, what are you piping your eye
aaouJ' You take my advice and ct home.
WHAT'S il got % d. with yuu"
w WHAT'S It got t. do with mr?' cried the
other turning on him SaVdgcly. Tnen as
suddenly changing her tone, she added
m"rkly: Nothing, sir" and turning her
head. crCpt owly away.
T. us ended the last act Of the miserable
drama of Hester Partridge's life.
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JOB PRINTING-Of every description, done
81 at the LIGHT office. Satisfaction given
every time, or money refunded.
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The Haunted Room.
CHAPTER l.


''SwindOn! Stop here twenty minutes,
miss" said the guard of the train, putting
his head in at the carriage window, and I
debated with myself whether or not to leave
my seat.
l longed for cup of tea, but was so
nervous about this, the first long railway
journey had ever taken alone, and then l
was conscious that had been crying and
looked fright,
had cried on leaving my widowed moth
er that morning, and had continued crying
when l reflected that l was going amongst
entire strangers to take governess's situa-
ton. ! was going to YoXley Hall, to the
Hon. Mrs. ROssel, to teach little girl, aged
ten, and that was all knew about my fu-
ture.
Hesitating, as looked from the carriage
window and saw the people passing and re-
passing, noticed one couple who interested
me immensely; put them down as lovers.
She was young and shOwily handsome, that
is TO say, she had shining yellow hair that
you could see at any distance, beautiful
pink-and-white complexion, and very blue
eyes; she had slender tall figure clad in
sealskin coat edged with delicious fur, with
a dainty brOwn-yelyet hat above, and the
skirts of a dress to match peeping from be-
meath Il; she had dainty gloves and massive
bracelets, and altogether | felt that she was
somebody worthy of walking, as she'was
doing, by tie side Of the most handsome
MISUNDERSTANDING young man l ever be-
held.
Then | glanced down at my modest black
Jacket and dress, my solitary bangle, and
my sccOnd-rate gloves, and felt that ! was
nobody; no MISUNDERSTANDING gentle
man would ever stroll proudly about with
me upon a railway-plattorm or elsewhere.
GLOW much LONGER do we wait here, Her
monr tho lady askel Of her companion as
ITO be Co'ltinusdl
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TO purify the blood take Ackcr's Blood
Elixir. II you suffer from Indigestion, dyS-
pepsia- heartburn, etc, use ACker's Dyspep-
STA Tablets. II you are troubled with cough
hOarseness, consumption, bronchitis, etc, do
not fail to try Acker's English Remedy.
Messrs. Ragland Co. are our agents for San
Antonio, Texas.
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Practitioners OF the progressive medi-
cine and surgery. Special attention to
diseases of women and children. States
at Nettte's drugstore. Private Office 273
Commerce st. Office hours 10 to II a.
m; 3 TO G p. m. Telephone lis. If
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G., Il. s. S. A. Railroad,

one TRAIN To .JEw ORLEANS DAILY
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST, DAILY:
Leave for New Orleans, Houston and
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The Daily Eight.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER ii, 1885.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

From st. Louis MissO nj Pacific. go. 1880 p. IN
From St Louis, vim irIu Mountain 1850 p. IN
From st. Louis. VIA Missouri Pacific. II: OO II. IN
From Laredo. Observation-Disclosures. .... BIB p.
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@er tit Srau @tnslutu +?

Da bieie Trase oft seifelIt pirb, molten
mir einfad iasen, baB le cine Dame If,
bic es fia felt 80 Sabren CUR 4ufsabe ma&>
tie, 6rauenfrantbeiten, hauptiddli4 aber
Sinbertranfbeiten gu ltubiren. sic bat
bic SOnititution unb bic BebirfniHe bieier
.3ablreiden alaHen DEFENDERS sepriift unb
als 8ei ultat prafttider S~enntnilie unb
@rfabruns, welde iie int 2aufe zines Wenz
idenalterS ale &ranfenpheserin unb Gr3t
gelammelt, bat fe ben Spptbin9 Snrup
als beicnberes Mittel fur sabnenbe &inber
3ufammenseieet. Dieie Webisin bat cine
masiide @irtuns - fe stbt 8ube unb
Sci unbbett uno erbdlt pffenen 9eib. Sn
Solse bieie r Wtebi3in 1T Trau Winslcw
weltberibmt sewprben alS Wpbltbdterin
Der Sinber. l1nb bic Sinber perben 9ro6
unb banten ibr bafir. Su4 in bieier Staot
bat le bic Ginber gu Dant perpfi9tet.
9roBe Quantitdten beS SOptbtns Sprup
werben bier tdSlid perfauftunb perbrauGt.
@it 9lauben, Mrs. Winslow bat N9
bur4 bieien Nrtitel unfterbli9- gemadt
unb mir linb iiber3eust, baB burd beniels
ben Tauienbe BON &inpern serettet wurben
unb buB Milicnen benielben nod nit
@rfcls sebrau4en werben. Seine Mutter
bat ibre 8fli&t setbun, tpenn fe nidt
WRrs. Binslpw's Spptbin9 Sbrup anz
wanbte. Ieriudt es ollie Gables YiIitpr
Stem Ycrf. = gu Sertaufen Bel allen
Drussiften. = rs Gents bic 6lalfe.
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Die beuti@e Oper In Chicago.

9ie 8epobner Der iungen @ie1enfaot
am Mi9igan=Se lieben es febr, ibr
Chicago aud fiir bic seifigen Metropole
bes Weiens 5u erfldren unb ferner au
propbe3eiben, baB es in 3ufunft iiberz
baupt bic cDmmercieae uno geiitige
6auptftabt bes geiammten grbtbeils
fein tuerbe. Sn commcrcieler 6inli@t
bat es ia aud ale Nusii@t bier3n, in
geiftiger unb finitleriGer 8e3iebung
f@eint es bamit aber nod quite Wege sn
baben. Die @rfapaungen, pel9e bic
beutl9e Oper in Chicago ma@te, leger
eber ben @ebanfen Kabe, baB Der Sc.
f9dftss unb 9anbelsgeif Der Bepobner
gbicasos iebe auoere @eiftesri6tuug
abiorbirt babe. SaB hie benti1e Spef,
bic in Nem Dorf fol@e 8 riumpbe feierz
tie, in Chicago gerabe3u Wiberfolge err
Sielte unb gum Spell Dor leeien Bdnten
ipielen muBte, siebt felbff bic ySainois
Staots5eituus" gu, bic boz fonft te;ne
@elegcnbeit bsriGumt, ben &untinn
oss @bicagoer Publitums riibmer5 ber4
u~crsubeben. Sieie auHauenoe @lei@s
phltigfeit, bic 1antenilt6 bas gbicapoer
9eutf6tbum Der Spe: entgegenb1iast,
III UNI 10 e-itaunli9er, ols our6 @ins
fitrung ~nieoriger preiie ole 6inberniKe
aus benz Wege gerdumi pareit, INN Ell
men augemein regeu Befud at erm6gli=
den. Yin ben 2siftunsen Der Oper bal
es natlrli9 ni9t gelegen, baB ber ge.
bibrenbe @ntbuiiasmus ausblleb, benr
CO i6eint fat, aIs bdtfe bic Gbieagoet
3ritit hie beutf9e Sper gu Sooe gelobt.
Wenn fi9 in fold elmer Weltz5 Stab
tpie Chicago, bic ii9 auBerbem riibmt,
cine bicrtel M,lion Seutf9e in ibrer
Mauern gu bergen, cine beuti9e Opern:
gefeQf6cft-unb obenein cine anerfalnt
mnitersiiltise!-nidt fir cine fur3e Sci
balten fam, bann muB man UNI fl
mebr eritaunen iiber bic realitib groBar.
tiJen @rfolge, mel6e beuti9e Spern,
truppen in unferem-gegen @bieago &C.
meienen-win3ig fleinen San Nntonil
er5ielten. Die @eiftinsers3ruppe oerer
S~eiitungen natirli9 nod LANCE ni9t au'
berielben 96be ftanben, mie bic Der Nen
yorfer beuti9en Sper, pereinna9m+
on brei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nbenbe;
$4,000 Oemna9 ideint es fcit, al
tonrten mir bier i'm f%ernften @iibwefer
benz @%bicogoer rfunffinnigen Seutfd
tbum" nit Seumes Ganabier aurlfen
sSebt, mir WilOen fino bod bef u
Menf6en!"
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Mite
ss4nEzzEzMEHzzEw
Millem.
GrTdylaHte GtnattutiSe,
granite 3tlttr

OAfN5Sb$E Vt~$S~+$SS+
8ramlse 9sittr
mnb 5t1alarta.
2gus iirid&en entteben &retriertd aner
fraatbe. res MeniAenseiGle@ts. Golseube
Epmptrwe ;eisen bertH Dnletn an: 2tHpettfbers
lMit, TRACER Sfubloan9, QopfpeB tttt llebels
fetf, Ycttetbtefetf aa6 BEN @fet, 2tbneis
etsrg ge9ett t1rperltde ODER 0etitt9e 4lss
t~rea0ang, ssmffpben mad Der MdtIseif,
b~tet5tatteit 1eS 1eutperauseafs, eepradte
GtilnnlssHg, elm @ethbt ais babe saail isseno
cine Wfidt berf2wttt, G@tptmbel, Ser3fIes
Nfeny lAtiffdDett pDr DeH Stages, eirtetees
t&gbtef tltIp, aamsItde Wettokfm nes-
tHb e~rfrrcern bic Nnrennnna etnes SetImitteis, bas
btreet aMf bic Qeber fpirft. 9llB elm 2eberspetlmitteI
fastn Gutt'S 9tnett niMt ibrcs 0lei4en. SIRE
a3irtun8 aui Nieren uub Sdut N ebenfaas prompt,
tnbeta he one llnreinbeittn burh bieie bret aMmSs
febret bee A&uftems" b~eieitisen unb Mppettt, .ses
lunhe @erhanung, reselmdbi5en Gtubl8anp, flere
4aut uhb sinen ~frdftisen St0rper terieaen. 5mtt'S
Bfnen rtruria&en meier Gtel cher 2etbi4neshen,
ipd lnar IL Rbsenp Set Der taSlt@su Serufsarbett unb
fnb stn grhnhIimeS
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Gan Nntonio, Seras, /. SuIi 1885.
Sd taufte in bieier Stabt Elm Eadet bon
Sorsforbs Self Stating Sreab @rtparation,
umtersos % elmer @emif9en 1uterfa9uns unO
fuSe 0ab baFeIbe bon reiuen unb ni6t siftiaen
GhemifaIien auiammensefebt III.
Die 5bee bes @rof. Sorsforb mar cine pirt.
It'd ~srobartiee, bas u~nberbauIi9e BeinRein.
faure Hatron, pel1es in allen Galen bas
gnbrefuItat bon allen aas @ei~nfeinrabm unb
saatrOn safammsnsefesteu 8adpuIbern III,
bnr@ oas I0sbare pbospborfaure aaIt unb 80.
Iron, ben tuirtIidsn M~abrunsspertb bes Brobss
aub bic anodenfubfana er~seusenOsn elemente
ber stntur au erieten.
es 1T fiderli9 bic bette unb ge1unbefe Hrd.
~nration, iDelde benz @nblitum jemals oFeriri
psrbs, unb iebe Muiter, Der bic @efunbbeii
ibrsr ainber am 4eraea Iiest, iOIte tein anbsrea
gebrauGen.
Sd fam unr nod bic Befdtiguns, DelGs
BON ieIisen beribmtsn gbemiter PROT. Baron
bon eisbis iber bisfe @raparatipn abseseber
wurbe, binaufisea, inbsm sr faste: sd be.
tra9ie biefe Grinbuus oils cine Der uiitIi6fer
gabtu, peI9s bic @iTenf9aft BET Meuf9bei
seIiefert bait
Bel allen 0rDcers ~ babes,
Berfncht ee. 5,11,tuw6M
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Gutter Grfpla in iebent Haae.

9. q. BRADFORD, YapierbdnDler in Gbattu-
noosa, Sen., idreibt, bab feline Gunsen bon
elmer ifarfen @rfaltuns befalen muroen uno bag
ct biele Wfittel oasegen ~erfolsloS anponote. ST
puroe ueranlast, Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY
sesen aussebrung gu beriuden, ct folste benz
Static uno 1T Our@ ben @ebrau9 tpeniger Gla-
i6en gebeilt porben. Seit iener Belt bat er
bas @tittel ge9en Sufen unb @rfaltuns in ieiner
Gamilie itets init sutem @rfolg ansetpanot.
Dieielbe @rfabrung baben Sauienbe gema6t,
beren reben bur9 Die punOerbole DISCOVERY
gerettet nuroe.
@robefai@en fret in Der apotbete bon u.
9reiB.
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Mir, bic unter3ei6neten MitsIie6er
bes 6inan5 : &Omites baben ben 8eri9t
ees Sefretdrs fiir Die 6 Monate, pel9e
am 81. December 1885 enben, iorgz
fdltig geprift unb ri6tig befunoen.
Mranias prescott
Sehum 90. Bea Ginanstomite.
Sno. @itbers IT.
Gum 3eusuiB: SObn 6. O@fe, sefr.
Die aebnte Serie bie'er 4Hociation
liest nun fir unter3ei9nungen bereit.
NGberes bartber wirb bereitmilis err
tbeilt BON
Sobn 6. O6ie, sefrstdr.
4,2,t2M
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ber
Serar 8an~ unb 9etb< @Ipctatipn.

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Sltutn Ser9altnthe unb ben Wertb Der
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