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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
AN oMINous DINNER OF THIRTEEN.
Memories of Party at Which Patti and


Memories OF Party at Hnlcn f6ttA oAN
N.co1ini Were Present.
Nine. PATHS wedding festivities may re-;
call to several Londoners memories OF din
ner party at which she and Nicolini made
two out Of the omninous thirteen guests as
sembled last year among the very early
June daya The "fated year" has ended,
and, as Judge McAdams of the Thirteen
CluG' may rejoice to know, all the company
live, some to be feted ab Craigy-Nos The
dinGer ives given at Popo's Viii, Twickenham,
by MI and Mrs. Labouchere Ten beside
themselves wero invited, but Whistler, the
arist, happening to call in from a Thames
boating party, was asked to join the COM ,
pany, no one noticing that this would make
the thirteenth. The fact was not discovered :
until the host and an American journalist, :
who together had fingered on the lawn, en-.
tered, when they found eleven just seated.
Instantly q sad chorus arose, Thirteen,
thirteen" broken by the voice Of the jour
nalist, who said: "And I, who sit down
last, am the fated one; consider this chair
the abyss and me your Quintus Curaus"
Nicolini looked fearfully disturbed, and his
first act was to hand a waiter piece Of
bread, saying, "Now, fourteen, begin to
eat" p
PATHS lustrous eyes dropped ner1ously,
Escott, The Fortnightly Reviewer, and Sir
Arthur Otway, then chairman of the house
committee, with Ashburnham, home rule
peer, and Beatty Kingston took up the con-
versation, running in true steeplechase
style, by chatting the thirteen" supersh-
tion. But it was impossible throughout the
capital menu not to perceive that several
and most Of all, Patti-seemed to have
handicapped spirits. The journalist ar
ranged sotto voce with the hostess that
when she was about to rise she should give
q quiet signal. When she did so he quickly
anticipated her rising and stood up first
that being the double sign Of the fated
guest - =.
During vino and walnut time below and
the coffee hour above, the number thirteen
became a favorite one and many anec-
dotes were told regarding. this fated nu-'
neral At feasts within the fortnight-as
COL Mapleson will remember-Pattf twice
failed, through temporary indispositon,;
to appear and sing as announced. There Is
no doubt the thirteen" event worried her,
and for some time afterward Was the
superstition the cause of her postponing the
marriage until the year had ended' At all
events the incident related will serve to
drive another bright nail into the coffin OK
the absurd legend about thirteen guests at
dinner.-London Cor Chicago Tribune
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04

The school OH the Fast side of Hard labor,
which suspended some weeks ago on account
of sickness, resumed on the 10Th ultlnO
Twenty-lhrce scholars present. This school Is
made up chiefly with the children OF parents
who rent land. but who are denied any bcne-
tit OF the public school fund for the reason
that they arc the children Of pbrents who
rent land.
A tenant house on the plantation of Il. j.
Hearst occupied by j. w. Gol,iing was burned
last Wednesday. Most Of the contents were
saved. The fire caught from detective stove
Quc.
Mrs. ]. \. Bigby is slowly recovering from
4 long and severe illness.
Misses bessie and Edith Taylor Of Green
vile are spending some time with Misses
Lille and Mamie Hearst OF White Hall.
Any quantity Of fine hay is TO be had for tho
gathering.
Y much needed rain fell Sunday evening.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
Mr.. Wilson'S letter OF Enquiry.

AE8EvILLE:, s. c., August >, lSNG.
DEAR StE-ln consequence OF the interest
which our people feel in the matter, | have
decided To offer canI!idatcS for the lcgiSlai iure
an opportunity 10 make known their views
on the Lcnpcrancc question:.
have no doubt Of your Willingness to in
form the people whether you would, If elect
ed vote lol and use your influence 70 secure
the enactment of II law which would author
iZe tho qualified voters to vote upOn the qncS-
zion of prohibiting the sale Of whskey with
in the limits Of Abbrville County.
If YOU do not object to making your views
known, | will take great pleasure in publish
ing any reply which you may make.
Awaiting your pleasure, am very respect
fnlly. HUGH WILSON,
Editor Press Uyaa Banner.
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MIR, JAMES ROGERS Of Nincty-S!N came TO
town last sunday. lie has some OF the hnrSt
stock in Abhevilc county. He lllI IL me me
COW to die Il few days ago from Sann III hrt
stomach He is not only one ol inc b'SI
breeders of stock in this country, but ne Is
one Of the best reporters for the press III 40
beville county.
. Do NOT fail 10 read Talmagc's sermons that
anpcar every week. They are worth the cn-
tire subscription alone. TO Il SICK person or
an invalid they are Invaluable, as they can
read i better sermon at home than lhey
would perhaps hear preached at church.
They are very instructive, and on various sub
jccts.
MR.. II. II. CLAMP, q most excellent citizen
of the neighborhood of Due West, dlcu last
Saturday. He was born July -, is2z ana was WaS
consequently u little more than SiXty-iour
years Of age. He leaves II family anu many
friends TO mourn his death.
PRESIDENT RAoCL Of the Georgia Central,
and the Railroad Commissioners were 10 pass
over the Savannah Valley RailrOa1 yeStcr'
day, and VIC presume the road will now be
formally opened Tor business.
ME-. JOHN PRATT, of Due West. is in q pre-
curious condition. lie is at an advances age
and hosts OF friends who know him vel nom
or and respect :this good man, and all WISH
him restoration TO health.
THE family of Col. John w. II. Pope of Co
lumbia arrived in town last Monday evening
on visit to their knsman NJ. L. DeBruhi,
Esq.
JAMES ALEXANDER, W l'lS N'oNN' N''
lodged in Jail last Saturday to wait the action
of the Court under charge OF stealing chick
ems.
JACOB ROBERTSON, of Cakcsbury, was sent
TO jail last Saturday by Trial Justice Norris,
to undergo sentence for violation of contract.
ALL who are interested in cleaning out the
sharon graveyard or Will to assist Will please
meet there for that purpose August 9TH
DIR II. q. KLUGu of Greenwood is the
soundeSt man on the school question that We
have seen in long time.
THE Presbyterian ladies will have ice cream
at Capt. l.. W. Whites this evening at SIN
o'clock.
THE Smithvillc Democratic club will meet
ut Evans Mill ats o'clock on saturday, Au'
gust II, 1855.
THE Due West Democratic club will meet
at Alewine's mill ON Saturday, August Itll, III
2oclock.
DR. FEIEHSOS will assist Rev. w. +. Pear
SON at his Communion meeting Ut Long cane
next Sabbath.
JUDGE MCGowAS and Mr. L. W. Smith are
off for White sulphur Springs.
Mr.. j. r. CUSSINGnAM is of for two
weeks trip to Gl0nitcvillc.
CHARLES .ArEEBACK is dead. lie died in
Columbia last Monday.
w. c. McGowAN, ESQ, is at Scwancc to de-
liver aspccclI.
w. Ii. PARKER, ESQ, is of for Mccormick
to-day.
Mr. WYATT AIKEN was in town Sale Day.
MIR. JOHN L. LYON is at Troy.
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Garden Parties Of tho Aristocracy.

Above all, now is the time for garden
parties. Chiswick is delightful seat Of the
duke OF Devonshire on the banks of tho
Thames, which some. years he lends to the
prince of Wales on condition that his high
ness gives two great breakfasts season.
Tha parties on Strawberry Hill are bistor-
ical, as well as those at Sion house aud Os.
terley, the parks of the duke Of Northumber.
land, and the dowager duchess OF Cleveland
Tho nearest Of these is ten miles from Lon.
don, but people think nothing Of driving out
and back between luncheon and dinner
Closer to town are the lodges Of the duke OF
Argyll, tho earl Of Airlie, and Lady Bur-
dett Coutts, and, noblest Of all, Hol7
land house, with its memories more
stately, even than its architecture, and
more unlading than its far-famed land
scape and lawn. All these are thronged
with people of highest rank and oldest name;
az many statesmen and soldiers and dtplo-
matists as butterflies Of fashion, wits or
bellies, or dowagers or dandies Even the
queen throws open the gardens Of Bucking'
ham palace sometimes in July and invites
O few thousands Of her greatest subjects to
afternoon tea
These garden parties are unique In effect
and loveliress The women wear costumes
of the lightest fabrics and most delicate
colors, appropriate in tint and texture Tor
q ball: the men are the best dressed and
the handsomest in the world; the lawns and
trees and gardens make the most charming
background; there are marques and music,
carpets spread here and there on the grass;
sometimes an archery match or an outdoor
play, sometimes Punch and Judy under the
blossoms for the children. The scene is
worthy of Watteaus daintiest pencil
Adam Badeau's Letter.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
ncath Of Ellen Robertson.

We learn that Ellen Robertson. y cnlorc |
woman in Fort Pickcns, died last Friday OF
typhoid fever. The fact that any one mas
had typhoid fever is evidence th;tt lhcEG IS Il
hood. In all probability impure water Is the
cause OF this death. The water III all our
wells should be drawn off, TO make sure that
there IL no surface water III Them.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
Brought Homo q London Souvenlr. !

Brought Homo q London Souvenirs.
II never appreciated Pittsburg till I struck
the Inventors exposition in London last
September said professional gentleman
the other day. Then he continued:
"Strolling through the department OF
pottery and glass exhibits I saw placard:
tSpun Glass Neckties' The cherry Tipped
English girl entrenched behind the silver
mounted show case selected spun glass
scarf in high colors and gave me a receipt
for four shillings and six pence. I had a
worthy souvenir Of the great show. The
goods were only sold by sample, and my
purchase would be delivered at the hotel in
the morning.
1T didn't come. Three days passed
Tired Of waiting I jumped into cab and
drove three miles out Queen road, think
it was to the mauufactory-as indicated on
the card. landed at snuff and tobacco
store. where O little, round, fat oily He-
brew greeted me. Yes, it was the factory.
Orders were SO heavy he had failed to I'LL
mine OH time"
sWhcre is your factory"
TYoust oud dere." .
Through dirty rear window indicated
could see nothing but Iuatty coal she'd
In the little back room hundreds OF scarfs
were being prepared for mailing. A big
box, with greasy oil-cloth cover, which
had been utilized as breakfast table, stood
near tho window. On the side toward me
readtho legend:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
The Press and Banner
Wednesday, Aug. q, 1885.
Fur,naa University.

This splendid College, under the manage
nrnt of the Baptist denomination, is one of
the oldest and hest institutions in the state.
1t mas stood the test Of time, ana Is To-Day
more prosperous and vigorous than ever be-
fore. 1t is in every way worthy of public con-
1idcnce and we wish it all the great success
- which its merits so justly cntilic II. II
there is Il young man III AbhcNllie county
who does not care to 20 to E.rskinc College he
could not do better than 10 20 to furnah
lTpivprSitv
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
Editor Press and Banner

Editor Press and Banner:
We respectfully lynominafe Mr.. a. w. JONES
for the Office of County Auditor, subject to the
action of the primaries. BY reason of his en-
pcricncc IN business he is peculiarly well
qualified to discharge the duties of that Office.
DEMOCRAT.
We are authorized 10 announce Capt. ]. T..
PARKS us u candidate for recommendation
for County Auditor, subject to the action of
the Democratic primaries.
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Reply Of Capt. w. ID. Mars.

AEBEvILLE, August ., 1886.
NJ. Hu2h UT!son:
DEAR SIH-In answer 10 your letter Of Au.
gust >, l>>i, would reply:
If elected would vote for and use my IN
fluence To secure the enactment of Il law
which would authorize the qualified voters TO
vote upun the uncStiun OF prohibiting the
sale 0i whiSkcy within the limits uf .lhlc-
willie county ". ID. MARS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
NJ inety-SiN Endorses Captain Hing
for County Commissioners.

At regular meeting of the Nincty-SiN
resolution wis unanimously adopted:
Whereas, we recognize in james \. King
the ability which cmincntly qualities him for
the position Of County Commissioners, there
fore, be it
ItcsoLuc,i That we in club assembled unani-
mously endorse Mr.. King, and commend him
to the voters of Abbcvillc County.
JAMES ROGERS, JR., SEC'Y.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
Reply Of General llcnphill.

Editor Press ttlul BtRE,cr::
In response TO Your circular T have to say
that | supported the bill OF Hon. W. II. Par
k,'r ut the lust I.giSiaturs in Il short speech
which covered the ground, and will support
such i bill wiIrn introduced.
Il. Il. IIEMIIIILL.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
OUR CANDIDATES SPEAK.
TuRFE CT The NUMEER WILLING TO
REsPECr THE WISH OF THE PEOPLE.

Col. O. +. Calhoun. Capt. W. ID. HarS.
and General l.. Is. I1cmphifi Solid
on tie Question ms to Whether the
People Shall be Allowed to Eoie
OH tho Whiskcy Question.
We commend to the attention of our read
crs, the open, frank and manly letters OF Col
oncl O. r. Calhoun, Capt. w. ID. Mars, and
General II. r. Hcmphill. They leave no
doubt on the minds of the people rs to what
they will do in the matter of the petition
which was sent to the Legislature Il year ago.
We are unable to see how any citizen. no
matter what his views may be on prohibition,
could endorse amy action looking to the deni-
al OF the citizen of his natural born right 10
vote uron matters OF public policy. If there
shonld be only one hundred men in Abbcvlile
coLnly who want to vote upon the question
of prohibition, who will assume TO deny them
that right:
The following circular letter was sent
last Monday to all candidates for the Lcgis-
laturc The replies to the same will explain
themselves:
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CANDIDATES.
FOR CONGRESS-.

Tie friends Of Judge ]. S. COTIIRAN an
nounce him as y candidate for Congress from
the Third Congressional District, subject to
the action of tho Democratic primary or con-
vcntion, whichever plan may be adopted.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
A Complete Answer.

AsMr. Tillman had much to say about the
dpSirnbility of new Constitution, we nave
copied into these columns Il most eXcellcnt re-
view of the Constitution aS tits, by the Nc'cbcr-
Genccr. II, we think, answers Mr.. Tillman
Al tpl
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FOR THE STATE SENATE.

The many friends Of Gen. ROBEET II.
IIEMTIIILL announce him rs candidate
for the State Senate, from Abbcvillc County,
subject to the action OF the Democratic pri-
marics.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce J. FULLER
LYON, esq, as II candidate for reelection to
the Office OF Probate Judge at the coming cleo
ton, subject 10 the action Of the Democratic
primaries
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
Ross Snake story.

Mr.. Luther lIaddon, near Dne WcSt, lSt on
lie found big snake among other finuS.
Thinking that the snake might nave oeei,
'Itcpreda ting on his carp, ho cut 1T open ana
found fifty-eight little snakes.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
Additional Donanzas in West Australia:

Close on tho heels Of tho bonanza nows
FROM Rio Ga!esos cou,os tho announcement
that rich placer mines havo been discovered
Oh Collier bay in western Australia g.,
nearly two thousand miles from the Fieto-
ria gold.f.eids. The colelial oil!ce has re-
ce:vcd telegram that four hundred ounces
Of gold were shipped from Kimberly to
Fort Derby, ana the probable consequences
will bc . "rush" from Syd"ey and Mcl.
bourne. --Dr. Cswaii's Lester.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
Cribs and Cradles.

y5ri.nlN': r;Ii;!. win "nFrH wire hn.-
Z luI.a> " nr: :lnH vh""ii,Et :i!Iic.r, ;'ii,'r,
!:"m "TI 10 <:.Jg. Cradles, 80. swim "r;2-
dis, '2.;jh. J. ~. CHALMERS N CO.
NUc' ~. l&SJ. Il
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
Bridge to Let.

rilsii. i,rfd.:r over Little River ut FAIRS, Duo
| Wc>' township, will hr let to the !owc:t
r.~:.rn~iI.,c hi,l,r. on FRIDAY, 18th At.
GI'.T. j. :. n: N:.;I O'Clock y. VI. Bond required
ru day Ol letting.
W. T. COWAN,
County Commissioner.
.,..r- -. r.~.:t
,,,,,>,i3~. LI:;Ga:G GEs Gil.
'g';, !".r lnnr Earrr,S s"'i, and make th"rr
: '",.'.' :.".i. :"'t nn>, Sc. '"-c, lCr S:,;e IL
!.u!:, .I&is. rii.;i ant quarts by
nvc. =, :%sI, = TLtOS. BEGGS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04
'I'I'Onl-
sPittsburg, Penn, U.

There is nothing moro to tell The spun
glass curiosity-my beloved souvenir OF the
Inventors been fashioned within
milo of my home in PittSburg. ."-Pittsburs
Dicpotch
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Richmond and Danvillc Railroad, Co
Iumhia and Grcenyillc Division.

NN and aftr May .. 1>Si, Passenger trains
~ will run as herewith indicated upon this road
sid It's branches:
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
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5}jt.'IIi$.

At A3bev;llc, July >, l55G, ~ MIS-. Jones +
Miller, 4 GluS liter.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04

Nomination for Town Council.
INTENDANT.
]. s. HAMMOND.
W.AEDESS.
J. G. EDWARDS,
j. ALLEN SMITH,
X. +. HILL,
Il. L. THOMSON.
YOUNG DEMOCRATS.
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Eia.r-,I.astrrn standard.
q. l.. YALGUTT Superintendent.
y. CAED%ELL, .issist. Gen. t:.s .isrL:
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FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

We arc authorized to announce Captain f.
COW.hN as Il candidate for County School
Commissioner
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-04

County Commissioner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-05
gDrn. 0BHtna & epbn.

Mfit benz 6erannaben Der Serbffais
ion fteigert ii9 aud pieber bas 8ebirfs
nib u~nisres Magens fir %iubftantieae
Speiien. 1nfere 9auptnabruug bleibt
bos Gleii6, unb um fol9es frif9 unb
gut gu erlan9en, fan1t man unm6gIi6
einen auberldiigeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 50fling & Sobn, go.
511 Qbe. 6. Sic Serreu baben benz
8ei9maf ibrer &unben &e6nung ge<
tragen unb iii ibrem gtabliRement cine
talte Suftmai6ine erri6tet, mel1e allen
Inforoerungen fur grbaltuns un0 @nts
fernung i6dbli6er Snsrebien3en bes
Gleii6es entipri@t. Sic baben beitdn=
big in ibren 8isbb6fen eineft groBen
8orratb BON Waitpieb, aus pel9em
nur bas 8efe fur lire &unoen geudblt
miro. Wer reel bebient iein min, Der
befu9e ben Marft, So. 511
WDenue s. 1,1Ot1i
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Gan Anionio, Eeras, /. SuIi 1885.
81 tauite IN bieisr gtabt Elm Yadet bon
Gorsfozbs Self Battling @reab @rfparation,
rzttr8aa "a eiasr dsmifaen llnterfd9uns unb
61bes BAT baHsibe bon rsiaen uub aidt aiftiaen
GBemifalien sufammsugsfett iR.
Die Sbse bss prof. gorsforo mar cine ipirt.
~ exo5arti8s bas unperbauIide heinaeia.
l1ngs Matron, psI9es in allen 6daeu bns
enbrfFaItat boa allen aus @einasiurabm unb
Ndtxon sufammmsefstten BadbuIbsru IL,
burd bas L0sbars ebospborfaurs aaIt anb ia.
hon, ben pirlIidsa Mdbrunespertb bes BrObes
NIB % 8nodenfabaans ~erssnsenbsn eIements
bex Naiur gu srieben.
81 III fi9aIi9 bic bette unb seiunbsfe @ra.
paraiion, peIds BEN 9ubIttum jernaIs oferiri
1Rroe, nnb isse Wluiter, Der bic eefunobeil
i5t<s ainbfr am Ser5en Iiest, foats teia auberea
D~tbraadsn.
81 Fam MIR ned bic 8etdtieuus, ipel9,
tosn ftIistn bsrabmtsn ebsmitsr Prof. garor
bon 2Iebig absr biefe @rdparatioR abgesebsr
nnrbs, binsniHasn, inbsm er faete: sd be-
std6lt bisfs Grinoune als cine Der niitIi6Rsr
@a6sn, igeI6s bic miHsnldaft Der Meni6bei
stlieferi bot.s
Bst alien @rDcers IN baben.
&erfm6et 60. "a, 11,tup6N
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STE Tlprence Mtsbtineale Der Sin
berOfleQes

oerDfie0e.
Splsenbes 1T elm Nusaus zines an ben
Deutiden 8efprm Wefenser IN ghamz
bersbnrSh, Ba., sefdriebenen 8riefes:
Gtne @ob1tbdterin.
Oeffnet bic Ebire far Re unb Mfrs.
Winslop pirb beweiier, baB fe bic arnes
rifaniide 6lprentiner Nudtieaa bet Sim
Der 1T. Dapon Fnb mir 70 abet3eust,
baB mir unierer Sup" lebren tperben
gu iasen: r@eiesnet lei Mrs. WinslOm"
neil fe berlelben bebalfid mar, user bic
yeriose bes 3abneas unb anbere BEE
Disqualification fir &inber hinres5ufom=
men. Wrs. Winslpp's SOOTHING Sprup
ninmt ben Etifbarn bic @dnaer3en unb
furtrt Dhisntrie unb Diarrboe. St
maht ben @anmen 5ort, befreit bon
@nt3anbuns inb brinst bas 3inb Slidlid
aber pie Bertobe bes Sabnen8 hinmes.
Or thut serabe buS, was er pOr9lebt ~
tbun, Nles ttnb nidt weniser. Wtr ba-
Ben einmal Wrs. @inslow 8sieben unb
fennea fe nur burd ibren SOOTHING
@trup fir 3inber. Wenn mir bic Wadt
bdtten, niirben mir He ais Seilanb fir
bic 3inber hinffefIen - mas fie aud in
Der Chat III. Der Shrup wirb in
allen apothefeu 3u IS Gents per Tlui4e
perfuuft.
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sd,ptnSsutbt aebetlt.

ginem alien srste, Der bon Der praris smD
riidaeaosen Iebt, tpurbe bur9 einen ofinbifden
M%ifiondr bic 8eidreibuug eines einfa4en
besetabiItfden SeilmittelS fir bic iduele uni
bauernbe Seiluns bon 2unsenf4winbfndt,
Bron9itis, gatarrb, afbnta uno allen SaI3'
unb 3unsenfranfbeiten aussebdnoist. Aud
elm Mittel fir poftibe, rabifale eeiluna bon
NerbeniGpdde uno allen 9erpenfranfbeiten
Nadbem Der Dottor bic ipunbsrbaren Seiltrdftt
in tauleuben Galen erprobt bait, eradtete Ell
es fur feline YRi@t, bus Mtittel ieinea leibenoeu
Mitmen59en bstannt su MAIDEN. Bon Dieiem
Motib uno @unia setrieben, banbeIte er. Sd
Ienoe bieiea Resept toitenfrei an s4ae, bic el
ipiiniden, in beuti9sr, ensliider ooer %fran30t'
fder Spra9e, nit boiler Mnpsiiuns Der Ser.
ftelung unb bes @ebrau@s. Senbe Mbreft
unb 8riefmarfe, be3iebe Did auf bieie 8eituna
unb i'd fenbe es iofort. @. u. Nobes, las
@opsrs 8lod, @o9efer, y. .. l1,l0,tsmn
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sebenbe S9mersen i'm &nden, 2ensen unb benz
flnterleibe 70 oab Der @otient slaubt feline Rte
rea, pber bic nldifen Srsane ieien in einen
tranfbaften 8ufanbe. 3eitpeiie finb 8eider
BON BON. h n1sasnaI. S sssss%,p sa ais g gia.
Bendtisfsit ME Sdpeib, elm unansenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufen6, nadoem mon ;parn,
NTH, IL eli. seip0bnIi1er Besleiter. 8IinOe,
bIutige ano iudenbe &dn,orrboiben tpersen
Sur9 sinmaIigen @ebraud BON Or. 8ofnnfo's
G6morrboioen Seilmittel, pel@es brett duf bic
franfbuften SteIen einnirft, bic Surnor ab-
forbirt, bas befige SUDDEN befeitigt unb cine
bauernbe Seilung berborbringt, abgeftelt.
Meoieins 60, Viqua, Ohio.
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