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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-24

which was about ten o'clock. Then
came the tug of war. I was seized with
cramps as if all my intestines were in
wise, had hot and cold flashes, while a
cold, clammy perspiration streamed from
every pore. After two hours of this
agony D happened to come in.
"What's the matter, old fellowl
"Don't know. Pm dying, think
"Did you have pipe this EVENING"
"'No; turned in early and missed my
smoke
"That's it, said he, ft's the opium.
You have been treating the drug with
ingratitude and it is taking its revenge
"'Oh, for Gods sake, D., bring
me something hot to drink. shall die
else. am like Stephano, nothing but
a cramp.'
quitting his hand in his pocket he
took out an opium pill, saying: Here,
take this. The pills the thing you
want
''But my resolution seemed to
strengthen in proportion as my pain was
severe.
".No more opium for me, D.. If
the agony I am suffering now be caused
by the drug after the short experience I
have had with it, what must the victims
feel after year or two9 I'll never touch
it again. am in pain now, but I will
get over it without your pill, or die.'
81 did get over my illness, but it was
three days before could leave the bed.
Neither by pipe, potion nor pill have I
renewed acquaintance with the drug
since. Perhaps some constitutions are
more sensitive to the effect of opium
than others, but if any one has suffered
from it more than I did during the time
being pity him. San Francisco Call.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-24

Chickens are valuable outside the
question of eggs and flesh. A full grown
hen will yield from two and one half
ounces to four and one-half ounces Of
feathers and down. The feathers serve
for bonnet decorations, the ornamental
tion of military shakos, and for busters.
The average sized feathers are used for
beds and holsters, the down for pillows.
But the latter classes are not held in as
much esteem as the same from geese and
ducks. When the feathers are plucked
they are placed for a short time in a
bakers oven, after the bread has been
withdrawn, to kill the insect germs be-
fore they are sent to markets
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-24
Had Little Sympathy for the Queen.

When Queen Victoria lost her husband
there was deep and general sympathy
with her sorrow. Of course the news
papers echoed the thoughts of her SUBJ
jects, and her feelings under the bereave-
ment were the common topic of CONVEX
sation. The writer was then British
resident and subject. There workedin
certain parsonage, in which he spent
some happy years, good specimen of
the daughters of toll Qor the laborers,
remember, are not all "sons"), whose i'm
plements of labor were soap, water, and
wash-tub. She was on easy terms in
the house, and not afraid to express her
opinion. She thought it was nonsense
to talk so much about the Queens troub-
les. "She didn't need to wet her hands
once in month unless she had mind
to."-Ree. DR.. John Hall.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-24
His Purse Had Been Stolen.

Arlo Bates writes to the Providence
Journal this story of Boston doctor:
'Gn crowded church the deacon with
the contribution box made his way up the
aisle aud held that receptacle for the cash
of the charitable suggetisvely before the
young man. 4 am very sorry, SIR the
doctor said, to the infinite scandal and
astonishment of all about him, but the
woman with pink feather in her bonnet
has taken my purse and can't have her
arrested until after service, so you'll have
to wait.,n
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-24

A Massachusetts manufacturer, who
employs 700 men in the small town
where his factories are located, presented
each man with new $40 bill that he
had previously marked for Identification,
The second day afterward 410 of these
bills had been deposited in the various
banks by saloon-keepers, and in consc'
qucnce the workmen are said to have or.
paniZed a temperance society.
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Alone.

Since she went home
The evening shadows linger longer here,
The Winter days fill so much of tn, year,
And even Summer winds are chill and droar,
Since she went home.
Since she went home
The robins note has touched minor strain,
The old glad songs breathe but sad refrain,
And laughter sobs with hidden, bitter pain,
Since she went home.
Since she went home
How still the empty rooms her presence
blessed
Untouched the pillow that her dear head
pressed;
My lonely heart hath nowhere for its rest,
Since she went home.
Since she went home
The long, long days have crept away like
years,
The sunlight has been dimmed with doubts
and fears,
And the dark nights have rained in lonely
tears,
Since she went home.
Robert J. Burdette.
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The Goat and the Fawn.

A Goat which had Fallen off Ledge
was loudly Complaining of his Ill-luck,
when the Fawn came along and OBJ
served:
although you met with Fall it has
saved you from the Wolf lying in wait
beside the Path you would have Trav-
eled.n
Moral-If we didn't have corns we
might break our legs,-Free Press.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-24
Stating a Problem with Exactnes,.

Bessie, if there were three apples on
the plate, and you took one, how many
would be left2n
eff Fred was here, mammal"
sThat wouldn't NATTER
s'Yes it would, mamma
''Well, with Fred here, them
'Mamma there wouldn't be any apples
left"
"Why not, Bessiel'
s'Cause Fred wonld take the other
two.n-Philadelphia Call.
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A black or blue pencil mark oppo-
site this paragraph indicates that your
subscription has expired, while a red
mark shows that your subscription or
renewal has been received.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-24
VOL. III. NO. 80.
THE LONDONDERRY SITTER.
Issued Every Thursday Evening FROM
SITTER Office.
So. London derry, VT.
TERMS.

To subscribers in Windham County and
elsewhere where bundles ave sent, only ONH
DOLLAR Il year. Outside Of Windham County
in SINGLE wrappers, ONE DOLLAR AND Ten
CENTS.
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Advertising Rates

furnished on application, Births, Marriages
and Deaths published free. Obituary notice,
cards Of thanks, ETC., cents q line.
Address SITTER OFFICE, South London.
derry, VI.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-24

The 401 memb,rs Of Congress comprise
15o college graduates. Harvard leads
with ten men, and the University Of Yer
mont follows with eight,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-24

SIS Catered at tho Post-ofiice at South
Londonderry, as scconl-clsss matter.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-04-23
AN INDIAN JURY TRIAL.
Piute Charley Acquitted Of killing His
Dissipated Wife.

lWinnemucca silver State.l
Recently a large number of Piutes from
the northern part of the county congre.
gated here for the purpose of trying VIII.
low Greek Charley for Killing his wife.
Court was convened by Naches, in the
cOHTt- house yard, where the walls reject
ed the sunshine and sheltered the Jury and
spectators from the cool north wind.
Twelve stalwart bucks, among whom were
two brothers OF the deceased woman, were
selected as jurors, and large number of
Indians, wrapped in blankets, and several
whites, were present as spectators. The
jurors were seated in rows of six each, fac
ing each other, the avowed friends of the
accused being on one side, and those who
were supposed to be Indifferent as to his
fate, and those who were to decide the case
according to the evidence and customs of
the tribe on the other. All smoked cigarettes
vigorously, the accused furnishing tobacco
from sack of the weed 70 all who desired
it. Nacnes opened the case, and, though
he spoke in his native tongue, all who
heard him readily perceived that he is a
natural orator. Words flowed from his
lips rapidly, though emphatically, and his
gestures were graceful and dignifed. He
ley, Paradise George, Lee Winnemucca
and Paradise Charley, brother of the
dead squaw. Each and all OF them made
eloquent talks and never hesitateSfor lack.
of words.
Princess Sarah. the only woman, white
or Indian, present, spoke in English, Civ
ing the substance Of the evidence given by
the men. She said the murdered woman
had lived on the Pyramid reservation
many years ago, and acquired bad habits.
Charley also became addicted to drinking.
While crazed with liquor, he killed his
wife, and when he became sober
forgot what be had done, and supposed
that she had run Off. A month after
he committed the deed, il occurred to him
that he had murdered her, and he told her
brother, Paradise Charley. Charley ap-
proved the act, and as one of the jurors,
advocated the acquttal of his sisters
slayer. on the ground that he was justified
i'm killing her. All the Indians agreed that
"iirewatcr' was curse to the tribe, and
they earnestly beseechod the young men
Co let IL alone.
The jury, by unanimous consent, ac-
quilted the accused, and then each in turn
lectured him on the evils OF drunkenness,
and cntredted him to be sober and peace
able henceforth.
The deliberations were conducted with
much gravity, and only when Dolby John
referred TO his uose as an indication of his
love for WHISKY, aud told the accused and
the young men generally to follow his ad-
vice rather than his example, did the SOL
emn-yisased jurors indulge in laugh.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-04-23
A BOYS FORESIGHT.
How Prosperous Eastern Merchant Got
start i'm Life.

Virginia City (Nev.) Letterl
In the flush days OF the Comstock the
great majority OF the dwellers on that
lode" became imhued with a passion for
stock gambling. and IL is said that even
ministers would at times vary the monoto-
ny of their calling by discussing the prob
ability of 4 rich Development in this or
that particular mine. II was no uncom-
mon or uDusuaI sight to see standing be-
fore the brokers' windows, on their way to
and from school, groups of children-sand-
wiched in between horny handed miners
and mining operators scanning with
eager eyes the stock quotations on the bull
letin boards. If the army OF small chill
dren who were at that time stockholders in
the great lode could have been marshaled
together they would have numbered i'm the
hundreds. Children became possessed of
shares of mining stock in much the same
manner and at the same times when it is
customary TO bestow gifts OH the recur-
renee of birthday anniversaries, at Christ
maStide, on New Years Dav, and when
school promotions have been won by dill
gent application to study. The mania for
dealing in stocks, which had become dis
ease with the seniors, proved infectious, as
would small -pox, cholera. or malignant fe-
vers; OF course those of tender years to
whom these presents were made contract
ed it.
As a Christmas gift well-known Com
stocker handed to his SON slip of paper
reading. 81 hold to your order one hun
dred shares OF Ophir." Shortly after this
Ophir began an upward march, and when
nearly all others were expecting to see it
CLIMB still higher, the boy came in with
the usual point" and asked to be allowed
to sell his one hundred shares. The old
gentleman was rich. having courted the
tickle goddess. Dame Fortune, and re-
ceived. in return, her fondest caresses, and
be agreed to the sale, thinking it would be
test OF the boys Shrewdness. The point
won, however, as the crash came shortly
afterward and caught the old gentleman
before he could unload. The boy is now a
prosperous merchant in an Eastern city,
where his parents reside with him. His
foresight, or luck-or both-in letting go
his shares at the right time gave him his
start, and as Christmas Day rolls round
each year pleasant recollections of early
mining and school-boy days are brought
TO mind. and also the day he gave his
father the point" ON Ophir.
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crash ana the rat with a squeak. The
squeak was only one of series and in
another moment there was shout from
the audience. The next thing the medi-
cine vender beheld was a little Scotch
terrier prancirg toward the ferry with
the trained white rat in its mouth. With
a howl of rage he jumped after it, but
not with sufficient alacrity, as the terrier
whisked out of sight among the horse
cars. He then returned to tine stand to
huut for the owner of the terrier, in
tending to make him pay for the loss
of the rat. This, also. was a futile
task, and finally, with many impreca-
tions on terriers, the vender folded up his
stand and departed, sad and ratless
man.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-04-23
a TEnn-n7s TROPHY.
An Itincrant MedI inc vender Loses His
Pet White Rat.
rca, r~o,o..oo CAM

A vender of patent medicines pitched his
three-legged stand upon the corner Of
Market and East streets the other after
noon. aud by continued loud yelling and
waving aloft Of his wares. sought TO stem
the tides of humanity drifting to and from
the ferry. and cause a sort of whirlpool
about his stand, which, being accom-
plished, he was confident that he would
find little difficulty in disposing of his
medicine as fast as he could pass it out to
eager outstretched hands. He was as
sisted in his laudable exertions by large
white rat, which was perched upon His
shoulder. The animal attracted atten-
tion, and by listening to the speakers
words one was assured in a very few
minutes the rat would be 'put through" a
series of marvellous tricks, such as
dancing TO music and picking out
letters and numbers from an assortment
OF toy blocks such rs children play with.
Having gathered about him nearly half a
hundred people, the vender ceased his flow
Of eloquence by remarking that the exhi-
bition would begin. BY way Of an over
ture to the performance bundle of hand
bills, in which the medicine and its quali-
ties were described in lurid colors, were
scattered around, and two large bottles
were placed in conspicuous positions on
the stand for the inspection OF the curious.
Then the medicine merchant whistled soft
", and the rat bounced over his shoulder
on the stand, where it stood as IL awaiting
orders. Ever one was on expectant toe
for the next act, when a catastrophe oc-
CURED thr ugh the agency of the omni-
present 81 all boy. In his eagerness to wit
ness tb great rat act ragged urchin
fell .gainst one Of the props
% stand, and in consequences it was
Ated and would have fallen to the ground
had not its owner caught it, He didn't
catch the bottles, nor the rat, though.
They went 70 the earth. the bottles with a
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Paris Cor. Boston Uerald.1

Whistler had been notably witty during
the evening at recent reception, and fn-
ally made bon mot more than usually
pointed and happy that convulsed his
listeners. Oscar Wilde. who was present,
approved Mr.. whistler's brightness, and
wondered why he had not thought Of
the witticism himself. "You win - prompt
ly replied Whistler; "you will.D This
lightning comment on Mr.. wilde's won
derful ability to think OF other peoples
bright things and to repeat them as his
own had. you may imagine, an imn,
diate and most discomforting effect on E-r
Wide. -
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THE widows might is never 50 fully real
ICED as when she is looking for a second
hasband-X L Hal.
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NRoGEEs, ,CountyTr
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OUHtSTtAN-P Preaching every SUNDAY at
vi o'clock a. VI. SUNDAY school at lu o'clock
o.. on. every SUNDAY. \, ~. MrLKEv. Pastor
CAT UpttC CUURCW - Services on third
suudpf Of every month nt Shrrlock's hull, ut
in''ll o.. m. SUNDAY school immediately after
Mnrh. InmN N. MrkrNE. Inslnr.
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KAS., FRIDAY, APRIL23 1886.
FINAL NOTICE FOR TAX DEEDS.

Notice hereby given
enpon un the previously
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poetpfrcr ~ Medicine Lodge open from 4 n
tuRpN. ~updut- one hour Un RTriVni ut mrii
NtuCy order of'CC. a.. \. MCCLrNUY. i. ~.
A. s. MCCLEAHY, Assistant
The Mails:
From Ntt'ru rn1 ull Eastern rDiuts, arrives
iuuv ut $3.50 a. ". lruVos .luily ut ~ 10 s 81
f.pu Ashland. tuidUutpr. NV-cutuuuH. SOL
dior troob. Ucd Crock, sun Cty, Lake tity,
daily.
g. zoo. nrreos Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
a. rUtHPN bcpdr-iuCstiuys =, Thursday uud
Saturdays ntS 81.
from iuSu. llm Mills and Saratoga arrives on
ruc-,i ass and Fridays ut5 y VI nud departs On
Wednesdays unu SATURDAYS 40 "A.
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snCIETTFS.

q A. =. s. a. ~. Delta Lodge No. -
~ - Regular communication. first and
v y third saturday evenings in each
~ month. T. N. SIMMONS. W. "
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-04-23

7 '.Htf.E EOutrIEU p..r Ee-IcrH star
- Meetings Nil uo h.id tt u',iucN uu the
frt .rI u.II Monday nyeulugs iu each
month until UptutCraist.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-04-23
ALBERT L. NOBLE,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AZ LAW.
once over First National Bank,
MEDICINE LODGE, KAN
81 WIN practice in ap the courts 5-i2
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CHURCHES

NTErUOpfsT EPISCOPAt.-Scryiccs every
INl Sunday ut q :UO o.. rn. aud iu D.. tn. sun
tny aphuul cNCrv SUNDAY ut $500 p. m. Prayer
meptiuu every "wednesday evening at $50
strangers invited. W. VI. GILLIAN, Pastor.
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DUE~IN TEttAN.-ScrVict.- ON second un.l
fourth sundays 1f each month. sunday
school ut no \. NJ. \. Axf1NE, Pastor.
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~. O. g.. Pioneer Lot e.
ANI No. -ttevulur mcctiur-.
kr-N ~ ~ every Tuesday evening b.
Ny itupbrpthrru in guod stHnl-
&s-..rf.--- = tun cordially invited.
- T.. T.. UrruAup, v. O..
W. a. UOusE, Secretary.
ENSIGN Enc NNPNLNT so. o., 1. q. ~. T..
Meets rr-t andtuirI WCinc- iuyof each month.
Nisitiu1 pHtriHrt De curtNgly luvifc' tp attend. .
Y. N nrEWLEY. 20. 4. y. T.. NFt~OR, 4. i.
EZ I0Rtsu. Is. W ". r. EOUSU.S.
A, 0, y, W., hcct. h'.'sy cySry '%2y' THURSDAY i3i @
night y. W. SINGER NJ. W.
T.. W. Muour. Recorder
n 4 y rtpuEp posi- 40 i7t. mecis
W "a INt tho ln.t saturday in cuch month
ot tnp crut. huu-r in Medicine Lodge. ut y. ".
All poHfilsa cordially invited.
Elt ~vfIu. Post Commando ..
~. 70. Cuurrr. Adiuuut.
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l. SAMPLE,
ATTORNEY au1 COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
once up -tlirs in sew Brick Block.
Nrt.Clu, iOdcc. kHus
Will pEU.icC in the COURTS ~ this and adjuin-
ing counties.
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akaut. 0BKtue q @oha.

Wtit benz 6%eraunaben ber Serbniais
ion ffeigert fi9 aud tpieber bas 8ebiirfs
nib unleres Mtageus fur iubfantielle
Speilen. nnfere 9auptnabrung bleibt
has Sletf9, unb UNI folGes frii6 uno
gut gu erlan9en, fant man unm6gli@
einen Superldfigereu Meartt finben, als
ben BON Wm. D6fling & 5obn, SO.
511 Spe. 6. 9ie 9erren baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer Sunoeu &e6nuug ge=
trogen unb in ibrem @tabliRement cine
falte 2uftmaf6iue erridtet, pel6e o0sn
Nnforoerungen fur grbaItung unb @nt=
fernung i9dbIider Susrebienaen bes
6leii6es entipri6t. Sic baben beitdn=
Dig in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb BON Waftpieb, aus nel9em
1atlre 6as Bette, Fir ibre 2unoen gemdblt
nirb. Wer reea bebient fem NH, Der
beiude ben Martt, &c.. 511
Avenue 6. l,10t1i
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CUR 3eit Der Meltausfeaung In
philadelphia iuurben BON Der 8unbes.
re0ierung 81 800, 900 fir bic @orberei.
ttnger bergeliehen, NIT Der 8ebinsung,
baB biss @elb aus benz grtrage be,
NusiteDung borerit, ebe bic Netiondr,
uno @arantDren ettpos serkielten, au,
'titdbe3dblt tperbe. Dies 1T au9 ge,
f6eben, uno bic Nctiondre baben Ser,
LUTTE gebabt.
8etanntli4 bot nun bic &egiernng leb.
tes Sahr aud fur bic Nusiequng IN
Rem Orleans @slb bergelieben. Die
8eoingungen tparert Die ndmliden,
4bet bic Better bes t1uternebmens mug
ten es 10 einjuri6ten, buB bic &e8ierunl
feinen Gent 3uriiderbielt.
SEPT bitten bic pbiIdoelpbier, baf
man aud ibnen 'br @elb auriifgebe,
9ie BiligfeIt ipridit bafar; benin MAJ
Dem ginen rsdt. lit benz @nbern biaia
Sn 3utunft aber fol bic &esieruug oi,
Singer bon folden untetnebmungeH Iai,
fen.
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Ste FLORENCE NiebtiHeate Der &tns
4a oerpasAes a.

Dte Florence NisbttHsale Der .&tns
@a oerpfc9e.
6Olsenbes If elm Nus3us zines an ben
Deutiden 8efcrm @efenser in @boms
bersbursh. Ya.5 sei&riebeuen 8riefes:
mn Cine 0 obIthdterin. ~
Pa Oeffnet bic Ebare fir Re unb Mrs.
@inslow mtrD bewsiien, baB fe bic ane.
rifanii&e 6lerentiner MadtisaG Der Sins
Der, III. Dabon finb mir 70 iberaeast,
baB mir ~unierer Cup Iebren, trerben
gu iasen: @efesnet iei Wlrs. BinsIop"
neil fte rerfelben betitfiiG mar, i5er Bic
8erioee bes 3dbneas unb dncere Be.
fdwerliGteiten fir 2inberi hinpe95utOms
men. W2rs. Winslnp'B 5cctbin0a Sprup
nimutt ben Sinbern BITE @9mer5en unb
furtrt Dnfentrte unb Diarrboe. Or
ma&t ben @aunaen CART. befreit bon
@~nt5inbuna unb brinst bas Sinh slidlid
iber pie Beriobe besa 3abneus binire9.
@r thut gerobe boS, mas &c ror9iebt 5u
tban, 9les unb ni&t weniSer Q Bir pa.
Ben eintnal Wtrs. aWinslow geieben aunb
feunen Ne nur bur& tbren 5Scotbins
Sprap fur Sinber. Wenn MIR bic Ntddt
bdtteu, pirbea mir fie ais Seilanb fir
bic &incer binftelen -was] He aud in
cer Ebot 1T Der Sgrup Dirp ia
aflen dpOtbeteu tuG25 @eHts per Tlaf@s
p~erfauft.
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Sdmurrhptseu Seilmittel.

Sdmorrboiben haben eem0bnli@ bcrber.
sebenbe S9mer5en i'm 3iden, 3enbe, unb BEN
nnterleibe 70 bab Der @atient staabt Itine Nie.
rea, Ooer bic na@fen Orsane feieu in einen
frantbaften 8uifanbe. 8eitpeiie fnb 3eider
bon nnberbaulibte,t ~segenpartis, ale 8ld.
buns. nnbebasli6teit 6es MasenS etc. Elm
8endtisteit ME s@peib, elm unansenebmel
suden berporrufen6, nadoem man tuaru
mini, ID Elm gspObnIi@er 8esleiter.s 8linoe
blutiss. uno iadenoe 9dmOrrboioen perseu
burd einmaIisen @ebrand bon Or. Boionfo'i
S6morrboiben SeiImittel, peldes brett auf bi,
tranfbaften Stelen e~iuuirft, bic &umor oh.
jorbirt, has btftise SUDDEN beieitist uno ein'
oauernbe Seiiung berborbrinst. abseteut
@reis so Gents. Sbbreiftre: &be Or. 8oioaft
MeOieine 60, Wiqua, Ohio.
gertauft bel 8. Rulteper 6 Sou.
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