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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-13
A GREAT SAGE ON MARRIAGE.
Brother Gardner of the Lime Kiln
Club Tells All About 1t.
From TIE Detroit Free Press

'Brudder Amibad Cantilever," said
Brother Gardner, st am reported dat you
am about to take unto yerself wife. Dat
de report am true your recent ackshuns
am proof. You has been seen prlcin' Sec
Ond-hand stoves, squintin' at fo' dollar
bedroom sweets, an rustlin' around arter
bric-a-brac. Marriage am muffin you
need be ashamed of, an | reckon you kin
depend on dis club To warm up de house
for you an leave behind some hard bot
toned cheers an a few articles of tin
ware.
"Brudd9r Cantilever, marriage am a
lottery or dead sure thng-just as you
make it. II you cit stuck on slght-iall
in luv wild gal for her small feet, taperiu'
waist, dimpled chin or warblin' mouf-
an marry her off-hand at about twelve
weeks motifs, you needn't be astonished
II dar am dynamite 'sploshun afore you
hev bin hitched week. Small feet an a
good temper doan' allus 90 together. Slim
waists an kitchen economy may not work
in the same harness. De gal who charms
you by the way she drums de pianner may
fatty refuse, as wife, TO run dem same
fingers ober de washbo'd. Firstly, doan'
git married uutl you know what you are
bein' jnefto. Study de gal. Let de feet
90 an watch her temper. Let de bangs
go an watch her economy. Nebber you
mind about de way she dimples her chin,
but ax yerself if she'll make de bed wid
de foot lower dan de head. You mas got
"A thousand eber stops to size up luver,
II his Grecan nose or curly na'r or droOp-
in moustache strikes her fancy she'll
nebber stop to study his natur' nor TO
worry ODER his habits. She is marryln'
dat nose, or head, or moustache. A month
arter marriage. when he bauls her aroun'
by de hair an slaps her dimpled jaw she's
perfectly astouished TO thlnk she made
such mistake.
secondly, Brudder Cantilever, AFTER
de knot has bin tied. make up yer mind
dat de fucher won't be all plain sailin'.
You are gwIne to be tried an tested an
trubbled. an you heV got to call up all yer
manhood. You will h'ar de sasser scrap
in de bottom OF de -four bar'l when you
heven't got a cent in yer pocket. De wood
pile will run out in Jinuary, an de sugar
an bacon Will seem TO be carried Oft by de
rats. II yer wife am eber 50 good natured
she will hev her trials an trlbulashuns,
an dar may be times when she'll riz II .
an claw tur you. In de Vars gone by my
ole woman has rushed upon me wild de
rolin' pin, am has retorted in a way 10
make her ears ache, but all the time 1
knowed she was sayin' an good hearted,
an she knowed I'd empty my pockets OF
de las shillin' TO buy her new set OF false
trizzes. 1t you am suited To- each odder
an occashunal row in de family will prove
a sticKin' plaster 10 hold you de clusser
together. IL you Amt sulted--it you dis
kiver dat you hev struck q patch OF Cana
da thlstles arr can't sot still, an il de
Odder party diskivers dat she has taken a
tumble of de monument OF Romance an
brought uD wiz thud in de mudhole OF
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-13
NICE LIGHT BUSINESS.
A Method Employed by Liquor
Dealers to Introduce Their Goods.

From the PhilddeJDhtd Press.
was sitting in the rooms OF one Of the
best clubs IN New York city last night
when man, who was so richly dressed
that he was little over dressed, entered
and seated himself at table In group
OF his acquaintances. He joined In the
chat that was going on about the races
and other topics for a quarter of an hour
or 80 and then ordered two bottles of
champagne for the party. He call ed for an
old and popular brand Divine and gave the
most minute directions for icing and serv-
ing it. When the wine was poured he
gave his friends royal toast, BETTING
the very late hour at which they were
drinking. This put them all in the best
OF spirits. No sooner did he himself touch
his lips to the wine, however. than he
coughed himself almost into q fit, dashed
the wine, glass and all, to the floor and
made great how-de-do for a few
minutes. OF course the whole club room
was in uproar TO know the cause of the
trouble.
The man about town finally composed
himself and said: ''It's that beastly
wine, boys. / don't know how many
warnings have received never to buy
that brand again and never will. Here,
waiter, take this away and give us some
( naming brand OF wine). That's the
only kind to drink. tell you. boys, this
stuff here Is going down frightfully. There
was time when l would drink nothing
else, but | want none of it now"
The other wine was brought on and
drank. A few minutes later | left the
club with my friend, who is an old club
man. When we reached the sidewalk |
spoke of the incident and my companion
said:
why, that Is getting to be an old trick
now, although l never saw it played be-
fore Just in that way. That fellow is an
agent for the kind of wine he called for
last. He belongs to half dozen clubs
that know of, does noting but knock
about in the winter, and go to the fash
ionable resorts in summer. and turns in
his expenses to the wine house. His
business is TO get the club men drinking
that wine, and no amount of money is
spared to make him successful in doing
go. Most of the great wine houses in the
country pay club man In New York,
Philadelphia, Boston. and Chicago. The
salary is from 500 to $50 a week and all
eXpenses-that is to say, all the wine Or
dered. The position requires tact and
rare social qualities, for if it once became
known that any gentleman Is paid to run
down the wine that he makes fuss over
his influence would be lost. He probably
spends $4,000 a year outside Of his
salary, but could name four men in
this city who would be worth 100000
apiece to a wine house."
''By doing as that man has done to-
night?' | asked.
"Not at all. If these four men that 1
could name would agree to order one
special brand of wine for one year, and
drink no other, all swelldom would be
drinking 1t in half that time"
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Notice.

CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, Sept. II, 1885,
The following ordinance is published for the
information of all concerned, and will be
strictly enforced.
Ordinance 10th August. 1889:
Nor shall any person, without previously
obtaining the written consent of the Mayor
and wo-thirds of the members of the City
Council, place. erect, or construct, or cause
to be placed, erected or constructed, in any
square, street or lane, or other place, of, or
in the city of Savannah, any booths, tent or
other obstruction. r
By order Of the Mayor, p. t.
FRANK K. REBARER,
Clerk of Conncil.
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UImer's Liver COrrector.

This vegetable preparation is Invaluable for
the restoration of tone and strength to the
system. For Dyspepsia, CONSUMPTION and
other ills, caused by disordered liver, it can
not be excelled. Highest prizes awarded, and
Endorsed by eminent medical men. Ask for
Ulmer's Liver Corrector and take no other.
81 oG a bottle. Freight paid to any address.
B.F. ULMER, M. D.,
Pharmacist, Savannah, Ga,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-13

Reality, you jist absquatulate apart. Go
quietly an decently an git onhitcbed by
divorce, am let de wisdom gained by ex-
perience STAN at your right hand when
We make anoder choice. Brudder Can't
lever. my feelins an de feelins OBJ dis club
am wild ye. am our good wishes, togedder
wild at least 81 wurth OF tinware, kin be
counted on whenever de fatal occashun
arroyesO
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-13

Special indications for Georgia to-day:
Local rains, followed by fair weather,
slightly cooler and westerly winds.
The height OF the river at Augusta at
1888 O'CLOCK p. m. yesterday (AugusUa
nme) was 6.5 teet-no change dur
ing preceding "a hours.
Comparative statement OF temperature
at Savannah Sept. II, 1885 and 1885:
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ItalY's Terrible Plague.

LONDON, Sept. 12.-The cholera returns
from Italy since the last report are; Ra-
VIENNA 8 new cases, and deaths; Tore
del Annuziata, Is new cases and deaths;
46 new cases and 10 deaths.
Several cases have occurred in Naples
and Genoa. The total number of cases in
Italy since the outbreak OF the disease is
Al, 900, and the total number of deaths is
4
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Notice.

Neither the Captain nor Conslgnees OF the
British steamship "Kate," Durkie Master,
Will be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew. A. MINIS & SONS,
COnsiRneea
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-13
Special Notice.

100 BEDROOM SUITS to be sold AT COST.
Also lot of Chairs, Settees. Mattresses, etc.
Must go to make room for new goods.
EMIL A. SCHWARZ.
125 and l27 Broughton street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-13

Cotton-regIon bulletin tor "a hours end
ing Sept. II. 1886, p. m, Eastern time.
DIS rRICTS. AVERAGE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-13
Special Notice,

100 BEDROOM SUITS to be sold AT COST.
Also lot of Chairs, Settles, Mattresses, etc.
Must 60 to make room for new goods.
EMIL A. SCHWARZ,
lbs and ~ BrouGhton street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-13
Special Notice.

DR.. B. P. OLIVEROs has removed his
office to Liberty street, second door from
Ahercorn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-13
Georgia Tent No. ISL, L. o. Of R.

A regular session of the Tent will be held
THIS Monday EVENING at s o'clock.
1t behooves every member to be present. as
work of peculiar nature will be introduced.
B. II. WEBSTER, Z. R.
Attest: c. O. GODFREY, r. S.
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SueEfTil NntlrRa.
Notice.,

Notice.
All bills agaist the Portuguese bark
"Sereia,' Refs. Master, must be presented at
our Office THIS DAY by u NJ, or payment
will be debarred
CHARLES GREEN'S SON & CO.,
Consignees.
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The Southern Mutual Loan Associa-

The second monthly meeting of Series B
will be held at Metropolitan Hall THIS
(Monday) EVENING at s O'Clock.
SEPTEMBER l3, 1856.
NJ. J. SOLOMONS, President.
VIM. d. HARDEN. Secretary.
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MrPftttQa.

DeKalb Lodge No. 8, l. o. o. f.
A regular meeting will be held THIS Mon
day EVENING, at s O'Clock.
Members of other Loages and visiting
brothers are cordially invited to attend.
There will be an initiation.
Bv order W. T.. SWANSTON, N. g,
JOIN RILEY, Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-13

Earle & Wilson Collars and CUFFS, at
Sam Belslnger's. "a Whitaker street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-13

A complete line Of Furnishing Goods,
at sam 3elsinger's. "a Whitaker street.
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ln'D GRAnA,,. Cornl. sIgno NJ Cor..s b S. a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-31
@plb anf Mabagasfar.

Die @ilbung elmer groBen @ftiens
@eie116aft in England nit einem groz
ben &apitaI our inbufrielen Sebung
bon Meaoagasfar bebeutet nit anberen
Morten bic englif6e Iusbeutung Der
groBen Snfel in etnem @rab, tpel6er
Bic Sran5oien aud bur6 bic gr6bten
Griegs : Soften unb 8eiabungen Der
rei6en Snfel ni@t e~r5ielen fOnnten.
Wabri1einli1 bat bic embedding grDe
Ger @olo=@ 9dbe auf Der Sniel fetnen
geringen Mntbeil an Der @riinoung bie=
Ter englif1en 9anbels &ompagnte fit
Mabagasfar. So Der Grieben nit
Grantrei9 bersefteGt lit, tpofir Mtabas
gastar 2 MiQionen Dollars &riegss
Gntf1dbigung 3ablen foa, 10 fann man
nun unget6rt Der Musbeutung Der
neueu @olbsGelber fi6 tpibmen. Nus
bieien bpfft aud bic G6nigin &anaba=
Iona Ill biefe @ntf@dbigung gu gepins
men, tporiiber ibre tapferen Solbaten,
bic 10 lange ben Granaofen Stanb biel=
ten, febr erbittert fem foaen.
@olb tpurbe erit 1884 auf Mabagass
Tar entbedt, tpenigftens 10 bel bic guros
pder erfubren. Ser Saupts plab, bon
tpeI6em bic Hegterung bes 2anbes@olb
beaiebt, tit bas 4mpaftria>S bal, tpel6es
bur9 GluBz0 erbinbung bonn Weer aug
errei6t perben fann. IS 1T elm fru9ts
bares Sbal, reid an tropii9er 8egeta.
tim, BON boben Bergen umgeben, Def
fen b6@fter ber 1900 SUB bobe &alo.
mainlp 1T.
Gerner tpirb @oIb gefunben In einem
an6eren, etnem bulfanif9en Serrait1,
1890 Sub iiber Dem Meer; aber aud
in nd6fter Nfd9e Der 9aupttabt @nta=
1anaribo finbet man tpeI6es. Die Ges
gierung bat aug Der @olbgeminnung
elm Monopol fit fi6 gerna6t; aber
f9on ieBt mirb biel bdbon in @ummis
unb Gauti6ut. GdHern aug Dem 2anb
gef6muggelt.
Sieie g ol osgntbedungen perben febr
balo bas S6idial Der Snfel bebeutenb
beein fiufen uno ben englif9en Inter
nebmungsseif our6 Nuff1pung BON
BergDerfen, 8abnsB auten, 6anbet unb
neuen Sampferiinien ben 8orfpruna
Dor Der 8aionettsW irtbi6aft Der ssrots
3oIen ertperben, menn aud IeBtere i'm
8eliBe GINGER &itenpldBe bleiben, mo-
fie fogar cine eigeHe @ert6tsbarteit iiber
bic gingeborener iiben.
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Werite9eIte Mn8ebcte.
Wapors Office, 20. Suli 1886.

~tNTU<~ OrST w" wv
Bis gum Sonnabenb ben 81. Suli
1886 10 ltbr 8ormittags uerben auf
obiger Office Mngebote gum &auf BON
$50, 900 Sn1probementz8 Bombs Der 9taot
San MntoniO angenommett.
Sie Bonbs finb in Summer BON
$500 ausgeitelt unb 5ablbar in 3OSabz
rem mad Dem l.. 0uguf 1886 in geieBs
li@em @eloe Der Ser. Staten. Sic
trager 6 Brosent 3infen, Die balbidbrs
lid am /. @igut unb 1. Gebruar ieoes
ssyabres ausge3ablt perben. gu bie1em
3tped finb ben Bombs COUPONS fur tez
Sen Sermttt Der 3i~nsaablung aagefigt.
9ie 8onbs wurben ausgeitelt in ne'
bereinftimmung nit elmer S%roil1ar3,
uel6e bur6 ben Stabtratb Der Staot
San Nniomio am Z. SUM- 1886 ans
genprnmen tpur6e.
Sic Stabt bebdlt ft9 bas &e9t bor,
einaelne ober ale Nngebote gu pers
tperfen.
Sic Wngebote firb an ben WaDor ber
Stabt San MntoniD at a%oreliren u1b
gu beaet1nen: Proposals for purchase
of Bonds.
80 s. @9retner,
l&ES Manor pro temp.
Gum 3eusniB: 6. g.. @Iaubom
21,t10m Cleric
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Gin soufmdnn In Der ltuterffaSt.

WV WV ' ~
ben. bur1 elm leibenbes unb idreienbes
Ginb mebrere Mddte bet S4laf seraubt
wurbe unb Der gu Der lleber5eusuns ses
lanste, bas U1rs. @insloms ScOthinS
Gsrup gerabe Der Grtifel iei, befen er fir
bas 3inb benStht8te, faufte einen grrratb
bappn. Mls ct mad Sauie fam unb ieiz
ner Srau bappn Wiittbetluns madte, mei>
serte fe 5id, benz Sinbe BON Dem @efaufs
ten gu berabrei9en, ba fe cine an6dnsez
rim Der SemSppathte mar. Die nddfte
Madt murbe rieber idlaflDs perbradt.
gls Der 8ater AM ndditen Gage mad
Sauie fam, fanb er bas Sinh idledter
ais ie, unb ba e: aberutals cine idlai1cie
Nadt befiratete, perabreidte er wd9reno
Der Mbneienbeit ietner Srau benz atnbe
cine Bprtipn bes 6hrup unb ia9te nidts
bapcn. Die Nadt barauf ialief Gnes
mcbl urb Der flcine 9dreier erpadte
am Worsen nit betterm @eiidt. Die
Mentter mar erfreut Gber ben plSsliden
tp~unberbaren Medfel unb obpobf fie fd
3uerff beleibtst fiiblte, als fe Guftldruns
erbielt, feste fe beuno4 ben @ebrau6
tes Snrmps fort. @dreienbe &inber
unb idtafloie Nadte ilnb ibr jest unbes
fanut. Sine ein3elne Strobe nit benz
Snrup hat nod bas 2eiben iebes atnoes
unb bas gprurtheil Der Wautter beftest.
Sn allen apOtbeten gu haben; 25 Gents
bic Slaide.
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slmdb Ell, ,,9am1pf ttnt's 6edt."

lleber ben pro3eB zines Srgelbrebers
gegett einen 8rafen beri6ten beutf9e
3ettungen: Set II Sabren bereits
fibrt Der Orgeloreber Sang in Sbers
~bolIenoorf IN Der &beinprobiu5 einen
i~ntereKanten Yre3eB gegen Die @rben
BEG @rafen our 2ippe Btefferfelb. Sang,
bamaIs Elm in guten gerbdltnifien les
benber 9~ol5bdnoler, bate bon benz bers
ftorbsnen @rafen 3ur 2ippe in Obertaf=
Tel begin. BON befen gepolmd6tisten
mebrere Miibler nebf suge66rtgem
5ammettei6e unb 2anbpar3elen bur6
pribatatt gefauft. Nls Der notarieqe
qft %getbdtigt merben folte, fonnte ber
@raf begin. be1en 9oama6ttrdget bic
8efibtitel Der paraeIeu unb beg Sant=
meltei9es ni9t liefern. Sang, fir BEN
bic Mtblen aaein faff tuertblos paren,
erbob, na@bem er bic beiben eriten Sers
mine be5ablt bate, Sppofttion gegen
ben i'm CUR 3ablung bes britten unb
IeBten Sermins auforbern6en 3ablbez
febls. 9as 2anogeri6t III Bonn berz
mari oieie Oppolttion, unb bic Mtblen
tpurben iubbafirt. @dbrenb Der Broz
3eB in Bonn f9tpebte, finb-ein in Ben
Nnnalert BET preuBif9en &e6tspfege
uobl einsig %baitebenber Sal - Bite
fdmmtli6en iebr umfapgrei9en often
aus benz @epabrfam beg 2anbz
geri9ts auf n6lig unaufgefldrte
Weiie fpurlDs peri6punbeu. Ser
frtlbere 9~plabdnbler mar in3tpi<
f6en gdnali9 berarmt unb friffete fein
2eben bur9 9reborgelfpielen. ST
fiibrte aber troBbem ben &f um
fetn &e9t u1per3agt ueiter unb bers
folste i'm bis gum &ei9sgeri9t. Sn
Der am 25. Stunt it~attsebabten 8er=
banolung por Dem &e,1saeri6t murbe
mad ieinem 8ertseter bas Wort
bstttattet uab er ipra1 ii9 in einer
mebr aIs elnltiinbigen MuseinanoetieB=
ung iber feinen proaeB aus. 9as
&ei9sseri9t erfannte bic 59aoeneriaB=
Mniprii1e bes Sang gegen Die grben
bes @rafen aur 2ippez8 ieiterfelb an,
unb berpies tpesen bieier 6rage bic
@a9e our anbermeiten Bodybuilding
unb gntf6eibung an bas rbeinii@e
OberIanbesgeri9t. go 1T benr au er=
,parten, baB oer f@perseprifte, iebt
MISUNDERSTANDING damn, Der ben
Mutb nidt bat finfen lafen, enbli9
pieber In before Terbdltnihe gelongt.
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folg zines ioI6en gtnbnifes f0nnte
faum speifelbaft fem. Senn tpdbrenb
Die pereinigten Glotten beiber 2dnoer
felbft Der grpBartigeu brittif6en Slotte
iiberlegen pdren, tpiirben fie ourd ibre
rieltgen Mrtneen bas feline eaglii9e
2anbbeer, baB auBerbem nod iiberal
auf Der groober fiddle aerifreut 1T, bur9
lire l1ebersabl bu6itdbli6 erbrhden
f6nnen. gs fragt fi9 itur, oh Seuti9z
LAMB un6 Oeferrei6 oieie S6nd9uns
@nglanbs rubig nit anieben tpiirben,
ba beiben jeber Ma6t.3uma9s fomobl
&uBldnbs als au9 Grantrei6s fehr 8es
fdbrli9 fetn muB Ser SturS 8la6s
ffone's lit baber fiir @nglanb iebr CUR
gelegetten .3eit gefommen, oenn Salisz
burn 1T INNER beItrebt getpefen, Die
6reunbidaft Oeuti9lanbs gu erringen
unb gu erbalien, mie bies aud fein cona
ierbatiper 8orsdnger 9israelis8 eaconss
fielb ftets setban bat. Wenn es baber
@ttnas giebt, mas ben Nusbru6 zines
Srieges Spii6en gnglanb nit &uBlanb
unb 5ranfrei9 perbinbert, 10 1T es bic
md1tiee friebensebieteuoe 9anb bes
beutI9en Rei9sfan3lers. Die f%oloiias
len Gii1unser, bic 9eutf@lanb tebt
bornimmt, la1en iebo9 barauf {6liee
Bett, baB man fi9 bort tpDbl betpuBt TT,
tpie lei9t mat bur6 bic 8ermittlers
rple nit in ben &onflift ber ffreitenben
parteien bineinge5pgen tperben fam.
Damn tpdre Der ueuropdif6e &rieg" ba,
BON benz man i6on felt sebn Sabren
bebauptet, baB ct rim Der Suft Iiegtl"
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Wnt. II & gpbm.

1nfere Sauptnabrung 1T nnb bleibt
bas 5leii9, unb um iol@es fri19 unb
gut gu erlangen, faint man unra6glt6
einen 5uberldifgeren Marft finben, als
BEN bort Mm. 96fing & 5obn, No.
511 Npe. s. Sic 9errer baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer &un6en &ebnnng ge=
tragert unb in ibrem gtabliRentert cine
falte 9uftmai@ine erridtet, tpel6e allen
Mnforoerungen fiir @rbaltung unb gntz
fer1lung i9dbli9er Sngrebien5en bes
Sleii1es entfprt9t. Sic baben beftdns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
@orratb BON Waftbieb, aus mel6em
ttur bas 8efte fir ibre &unoen getDdblt
tpirb. Wer reel bebient iein mill, Der
beiu9e BEN Marft, So. 511
Mbertue 6. 1,10t1i
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@pn @aaIe Safe fuhren 2 Harbil

SUN VuBlt Ut THgItH 2 UuIUIBe
in einem Wa9en mad ibrer Garm aus
rid, als Elm 8liBi6lag bas @efdbrt
traf. Ser cine Garbige uno bic pferbe
murben get6otet, ber anbere Jarbige lee
aber MIR betdubt. St tpar am nd6ften
Gage nod baIb bepuBtlos unb puBte
ni6t, mas fi9 ereignet bate.
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@uter GrfpIa In fenetn Taae.

8. u. BRADFORD, Yapierbdnbler in @battu,
uoosa, Sen, f6reibt, bab feline aunsen bon
elmer ftarfea Grfaltuns befallen ipur6en nno bab
ct biele WfitteI basesen ~erfoGslos anpanbte. st
tuurbe beranlabt, Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY
sesea ausaebruns gu berin9en, ct folste benz
Static rnb TIT ourd ben @ebrau9 tueniger Gla.
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