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plexity. Then the bedtime
lie read his Bible, read the stor, nc
Ruth again, and then repeated NJ
evening prayer.
Suddenly he rose from his 49,
his face aglo with excitement ssT,
Lord hath instructed me! The Ions
hath instructed mel" he said sa,a
shall be done tomorrow" And ,;.i.
that determination he slept peacefal'
ly.
Next morning, an hour alter sunr;s.
while Betty Lee sat at heirloom wasw
ing busily, she heard some one calm
Betty! Betty Lee!"
There at the gate, in full uniforn,
with COckaded hat and sword at liz
belt, and astride his horse, hioh.sn;r'
tied as himself, she saw the yaliant
Capt. Marvin.
Come here, Betty. lhave a cor,
munlcation to make" said he.
She obeyed him now, going close h.
side the horse and looking UP to tbat
mighty Captain with inquiring glance.
He took his hat from his head. and
bending 20 her, said: Betty Lee. thu
Lord hath commanded me to marry
YOU"
She searched his eyes an instant and
saw the truth in them; then, the rich
color tinging her cheeks, her eyes now
dOwncast, she hesitated q brief mo-.
ment, and then in low but clear tones
said gently: The Lords will be done.
Remodel"
He quickly leaped to the ground.
and, putting both hands beneath her
shoulders, lifted her lightly till herlips
met his, and then, still holding her
thus suspended, said: 1--WE shall be-
called in church the next Lords Day,
Betty"
your will is mine hereafter" she
answered gently and then with asmile
added. "but put neon the earth again,
RenOld."
Your word is law to me, Betty, /
obey" He set her gently down again,
and then, smiling, said: Nov under
stand | why | have been like a reed in
the wind before your wishes. BUTTS
very sweet submission, Betty. Truly
it is, and will be while | live"
And the tradition runs that though
he became a man of great authority,
yet he said truly then that her mai
esty would compel sweet submission
from him while he lived.
E. j. E.
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A Gallant Athens Boy.
E. E.

We met q gentleman who has trav-
eled through New Mexico, and asked
him if he knew Rufe Moss, son OF Mr..
r. L. Moss, OF Athens, Ga.
eyes, / know him WE'LL" "a there
ply, "and he is one of the coolest
and bravest men | ever saw. When
Rufe first went to New Mexico ne got
a situation to clerk in a store in one
OF the toughest sections OF that Wild
country. The natives looked upon
him as a 'tenderfoot, never dreaming
that behind that cool and pleasant
face, and almost boyish form, there
beat a heart as courageous as ever an
mated the breast of man. Moss
treated every one with poite-
ness, and sought to avoid any
difficulty. He soon won the re-
spect of his boss, who left the man
agement of his business in his clerks
hands. One day Rufe was absent from
the store when a notorious desperate
and bully from the mines came into
the store half drunk, and jerking out
q pistol and bowie knife began to carve
up things right and left. He first set
in on q cheese and cut it into small
chunks. Then he began to slash al
goods, and destroyed considerable
before leaving. The proprietor was
afraid to entei q word OF protest, for
the outlaw had already killed several
men for less offenses. He was an un-
erring shot, and placed no value wha.-
ever on human life. After the fellows
departure Moss returned and was
told of the unwelcome visitor. he re-
marked that if he came in again 20
turn that customer ove to HIM 10
wait on. Hethen went to his room'
loaded his pistol ard placed 1T y
the counter where it could be easiiy
reached when needed. Sure enough
toward the middle of the evening the
desperate returned loadedto the gun,
nels with popskull liquor, andfolloweu
| by three of his friends. who were aDout
as rough and desperate cases as NM
self. Rufe politely asked him what
he could show him. Some OF your
finest silk handkerchiefs, was the
reply. A box was taken down aiia
the fellow counted ott a dozen, tying
one around each of his friends necks.
What's the damages?' was his query.
Two dollars EACH Moss replied;
Charge them, d-n you, to this
slapping his hand on his hip-pocket to
draw his seven.shooter if any oblec-
ton was raised. But Rufe Moss was
too quick for him. Before the des'
perado could raise his hand that
Athenian tenderfoot had fioored him
with a well-directed shot from his pis'-
toll. In q second he was over thab
counter bombardmg the quartet right
and left. He emptied three balls INTO
his first a~ggressor, and then turneu
upon his companions, who were too
scared and surprised to raise a hand
They left the store in doublc-quicK'
and mounting their horses started LOT
home. did the fellow die that kuie
shotf' Not nom that encounter, but
the citizens waited until he was able
to crawl out of his bed, when they
lynched him. This established young
Moss's reputation in New Mexico, =
after that he had smooth sailing. he
met with great success, and it all dates
from this little encounter. ATHENS
Ca. Banner.
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An A fui Fate!
From It'd Bits.


Why stands he motiOnless and lone
Lac u pale statue carved lii stone,
With neither word OF LIITth nor moan?
Why looks he into distant space
With that wlld terror TN his IaCe.
And neither speaks nor moves a pace?
What thoughts too deep tor human speech,
WHat lancieS weird beyond tie reach
vi human utterances 10 teach?
why stands he wrapt and lone and still?
brOOdS he on some unutteTed il
Some Old deS: air time cannot Kill?
All, no. harSher, heavier stroke
has crushed his daHiItieSS heart of oak
Ills last Suspendtr OuLluli's broke
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FOR A NICK
owen IF YOU BUY A DOZEN

1LVEN IF YOU BUY DOZEN
common porous pasters-which you can get
for a song at any of the Cheap John drug.
gists-you have merely thrown away your money,
for one BensOns Capcine Plaster is worth them all
The reason is ths:Bensons is the only porous plas-
ter in the market that is honestly skillfly made
and scientifically medicated. Others are no more
than nominal limitations of Bensons They are cheap
because they possess none of the ingredients which
render Persons valuable The latter are PROMPT to
ACT pleasant to wear. and cure in few hours ailments
which others will not even relieve. The public are
especially warned against socalIed "Cupsicin" Cap
scum, "Capucin or 'Capsicine'' pssterS as worth.
less articles, Intended to deceive. ASK for Benson
and look for the Three Seals" trademark and the
word "Capcne' cut in the center 10
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Struck by II Falling Star.

Somebody describes Carter Harrison, mayor
Of Chicago, as "pew-holding, but not piOus."
That Is u very good description OF many poo
ple.-LoUeH Courier,
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EDUCATIONAL,


y and VOCAL usIC Particular attention TO be
einners, Is well as those wishing TO be quail lied for
81 NV. NloeoIm.
gTNUTORING-FOR COLLEGE ENTRANCE TX
perenes by y w. Ss BIAS hs
jyio Nv.
Mr.. c. FERsCHEL KoYL. TEACHER OF
. class In preparation for the >ei amber exan:ra-
lions. Class meet three times weekly in ;wo.sour
q ST. NV. jy9-3ts
Mt ST. JosEPH's coLLEGE OF sr,.n
AA CLASSICAL AND so SoNMt OF RcS StTDIEs:
Terms: BOarders per session of i've months. 800;
Gay witt Be- to on 1856
Address BROTHER JOSE II. Director.
Please ss srT o1 Pos, oSs Baltimore e0nny y Md
CHoRTHANp REvoLUTIoNIzED- SLOAN
= DuPLoYAN: simplest; most rapid and m psi egi
soTr'spo0dense Call for prospectus s2i s n
WTLL GUARANTEE TO TEACH Any ONE
w to make lilies Crayou r RAFT in Is lessons
No knowledge of drawing necessary. J. W: REl-
NoLDS, 63l St iy.-2w*
viii reopen Der ieTa 1855 For
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or desired information address
jy6tse1 J. A McCAULEY. Pres dent.
DHONOGRAPHlC HEADQUARTERS
Il SUMMER CLASSES.
Call Monday and Thursday Eve niigS All Short
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& LWYN HALL, kEA DING, PA.
- thorough preparatory School for Boys. conduct
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Sound discipline LaTge and Thoroughly Equipped
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- JULY b. lee6.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REL EINf:D AT
the Ollie OF the Chei clerk Department of Justice.
Until TWELVE O'CLOCK No y, IL EsDAf. July
10, 1856, tor furnishing the Department with sta-
tiJnery for during the fiscal ending June 80
1867. Lists the articles needed. and structonr 70
bidders can be obtained upon application The riGns
reject any and ali bids Is reserved.
J., S-lOt A. III. GARLAND Attorney Senen4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-10

The Buffalo Courier claims that the word pro.
gramme is misspeiied when given in this shape
program" Yet we see the Courier uses the
word teleGramme in u similar shape viz. s.teIe-
gram" Also diagramme and monagramme
and others. Will the Courier please explain the
Observation-Disclosures AudEeyxsar.
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Rose Leaves Good to Eat.

DA1NTIE;' IN CONFECTIONERY, WITH SOME AC-
COUNT OF AN ADVENTURE
From the Chicago News
You can now buy at swell confectioners a
pound of conserved rose leaves tor 81 or q
pound ofconserved violets for 50. They look and
taste like something heavenly, and ii Z box
should be sent you be sure and don't say any.
thing about fools and their money. | had a
melancholy experience with these rare CON
serves before 1 knew what they We're l re-
ceNeu poX Oh confectionery, and the top
was a layer of pink rose leaves, made as i'm
az lned III my gross ignorance, OF glazed paper
tnousnt they made very pretty top dressing,
ket along with the string with which the box
Was tieu.
On meeting my friend next day thanked
MIN IOr the bOX, ana he asked Inc how liked
the conserved rose leaves. A terrible Suspicion
crossed my MIND. struggled tor seli-possession
ana SAID tley were beautiful, but l hadn't vet
tasted them. got away from him as soon as
could, ran home and few upstairs to the waste
basket l found two tiny petals-the house
maid had thrown the rest into the ash heap I
nshed out these TWO and ate them with pro-
found relish. l have not had any conserved
flowers sent me since. Fortune seldom takes
but one rebuff.
Struck by Falling Star.
Letter to the London Times.
AS u gentleman, q weiI-known public official
was passing from st. James Park into Pail
Mall by the garden wall of Marlborough house,
on Saturday last at AS in the afternoon, he
suddenly received on the right shoulder "a vio-
lent blow, accompanied by a loud cracking
noise, which caused him great pain and To
stumble forward as he walked. On recovering
his footing and turning round to see who Lad
SO unceremoniously struck him. he found that
there was no one ON the pavement but himself
ana the policemen on duty at the park end of
1t. On reaching home the shoulder was sub
mltted W examination, but nothing was at
nrst discovered to account for the pain in il.
But In u little while the servant who had taken
away the coat ~ brush broug lat it back to point
out that over the right shoulder the nap was
pressed down fiat in a long, straight line, ex-
actly as II u hot wire had been sharply dr. avn
across the cloth. The accident is therefore ex-
planned AS having been caused by the explosion
VI u minute failing star or meteor. 1t is I'M
precedented and most interesting occurrence,
and deserves, think, to lie placed ON public
record.
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EsCHEEL ORGANISE TEACHER OF PIANO
= and VOCAL MUSIC Particular attention 10 be
readers and performer Terms moderate .34 18th
w. iNlO colin
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE R sbi = ID AT
an5i TWELVE ~ oCLocS SoOS' TU ly JULY
TWENTIETH, 1856. for furnishing the department.
I,s.
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved In.
structiOns 10 bidders be obtained apple ton
jylO19t attorney general.
fS Al aff IAM ss u ih hNR fts
All THE WASHING ION MONUMENT.
ENGINEER OFFICE, wAsHISsros MONUMENT,
Separate Sealed Proposals for the following Mate
city. VIII be received az tins Office until TWELVE NJ
lsHG and oened immediately thereafter In presencs
!. Moving and resetting one old boiler. and fur.
nishsug. aeliverins setting and putting In place
pele one new boiler and all steam piping. connec-
= Altering elevator engine. making steam connec-
tons thereto, aid hitting up ,ar. d. ...
ladders must visit Lac works to obtain necessary In
formation.
oaih rms 9l fropos "iii De iHtnisnea on
aT 20 t,s Hlc, oon dlNS ro. = $3.50
IIkOPosALs FOR COAL
wAsnlNeToS. June 10. 1855.
Sealed proposals end uT,ed on the envelope sPropo-
Coal. and ADDRESSED 10 the secretary of the
lar dealers until TW fLvI. NJ. MONDAY. JULY II.
iss6, 20 suppy coal. of fcrent kinds. amounting In
curing s,al year ending June 80. 1887 for
which proposals can be made Tor one OF more kinds.
Blank forms on mich Propos y, must be susmlt,sd
giving full particulars las 10 PLACE aud conditions u
delivery, Inspection nent ~ be obIa AIMED on
application 10 the secretary Oh tfN Navy
lac department Reserves the III reject or
all bids not deemed advantageous 10 the Governments
To accept
No pa. ments can BE- made on any contrast entered
into in OF this adj crtseueu until Congres1
makes the necessary appro .riat for the purpose
and AL contracts L., be on that condtoH
WILLIAM L. WHITNEY,
jel9-law-4w secretary of the Navy.
- July 8, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RrC EIvkD AT
the Office of the Oh ef Clerk. Depari meIt of Justice
until 1MELk r. % LOCK NOON TUESDAY,, JULY
TWENTIETH, $50. for furnish rg the Depari mend
with the following amounts OF u tor during shs
fiscal year ending June 80, 1857:
lhree hnudred 100 Furnace Coal.
-Four "a tons ~p.int Coal
One tlD ton White Asa stove Coal.
Twelve az cords Hickory Wood.
light (oD cord, Pine Mood.
The right any aud all bids Is served In
struciiols 10 bidders can he obtained application
A. Ill GARI-ASD,
y9lOt Attorney General.
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9}ener nIs gsnrnefekte tneiser s

- Neger als W0rgeiebte t,eiBer Oas
men. &iir5li6 murbe aus Wafbington
gemeIbet, baB elm Meger, Namens Sobn
8. Wef, nel6er i'm 2anbamte bieStels
luna zines ,chief of division" betleibet
unb als FOLDER Der 8orgeieBte elmer Mn=
aabl meiber @6reiberinnen 1T, nd9tli
der Welle in bas S1laf3immer elmer
iener 9amen eingebroden iei unb oiefe
fammt ibrer Mutter 9lorofDrmirt babe.
Diefer gteser 1T feitbem BON ben @roB=
gei1morenen tpegen @inbru9s unb me=
gen NOtb3u9tsptriu9es in Intlage3us
ttanb gelsBt mprben.
Wet bat feline Mnfellung als 8orges
febter peiBer Oamen nod unter repub.
lifanii6er 0erridaft erbalten, aber be
oemotratif6e Nbmilliifratlon batibn bas
rim bela1en, wie Der uWafbiugton Sen:
tinel" imeint, neil man bas .farbigt
Clement ni1t Dor ben Gopf ftoBen mol.
lie. llnierer Nnli9t mad begebt mar
bamit einen groben Gebler. Wenn fiji
irsenb ettpas, 10 eignet f9 elm Siege,
fi9erli9 nift gum 8orseiebten meiBel
6raueu, feien es 9eblloete Damen, mi
bic S1reiberinnen in Maibington ODE
ieien es au1 nur gem6bnli6e 4rbeiterin
men. IS 1T mobl befannt, baB bieyfeger
aud bieienigen, ,wel1e ben duberenSflii
Der gipllliation baben, in gei6le6tli6e
Besiebung ni9t oiel beier als oas 8iel
fn6. Sol1e Meni6en in ndbere Be
aiebung su tpeiBen Grauen sa brinsel
unb fe fosar gu beren gorseieBten 8
MAIDEN, 1T ni6t Diel tpeniger, als eli
8erbre9en.
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Gaibi NOR tDirtlid) ein nlertnitrDtges
@efdDpfl sic mar bod tiefer, als er
glaubtel Denn eine fDl6e 1neieennii=
Bigfeit, pie iie fie tpieoerum bemdbrte,
IieB ii9 nit Der Oberfld6li9feit beg
Gbarafters ni0t pereinbaren. ST bate
fie ibr, ebrli6 geia9t, ni6t 3agetraut.
lnb batte es ni9t ettpas &iibrenbes,
tpie fe fi9 melt tpeniger un ben Cont
fort unb 9urus ibrer 3immer thinner
tie, als geraoe Inn bic @inri6tung zines
fG6nen, rubigen, BON ben iibrigen Gdus
men abgelegenen Bureaus, in benz er
re1t ungeft6rt arbeiten f6nnes
2eo tpar ni9t umionit ein Sabr bel
ben Meiningern engagirt geweien. 81
hattie elm gebilbetes fiiniflerii6es Mugt
unb saten @ei6mad. gr entleOist'
fi9 bes 9luftrags feines Treunbes mil
tpabrer Jreube unb nit groBem @efdi:
de. Mitte Nouember mar oas yteit &c
baut, unb a9t Sage oarauf flogen Dit
N6gel ein.
&atbi mar bon ibrem reuer 9ein
aufri9tig ent3adt. 90 &eiaen6es bait
fie ME geieben, ME gebadt. Gum er
itenmal empfano iie etuas tpie Dant
bartlett fir ben Monn, oer feinen Oani
begebrte uno ii6 belobnt genug wdbrte.
tpenn fie nur 3ufrieben mar. Sie 3eil
persing ibr bier aud f6neller als auf
ber &eile. sic ma6te fi9 i'm 0auie 3u
f9affen, unb bann fam ia aud Seq oft
gum 8eiu9.
Sic bate ibn bod fali6 unb unges
re1t benrtbeilt. @s mar tpirflid) elm
mnterbaltenoer uno liebensDnrbiger
Meni9. gr bate ii6 aud in feinem
genebmen ibr geseniiber gu ieinem 8ors
tbeil perdnoert. Seitbem iie 5rau Be.
tper mar, 5prah er INNER i'm Some res
fpettpolIer D6fli9feit NIT ibr unb ges
itattete fi6 feline ungeb6rige 8ertrauz
li9feit, Das nsndbige Grau" fam ibm
gang unse5wungen iiber bie Slppen.
unb bann Derbreiiete iein ganSes Weien
einen getpifen unbei9reibliben Suft
pon Goulifen uno @arberobe, ber ibr
angenebnl mar.
(8ortfebmms folst.)
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Eeras.

= BDn Gainesville tpirb beri1tet,
6aB Elm Mann Namens u. M. 2DDb,
Der am Maibita &iper calnpte iiberfallen
unb ermorbet tpurbe. Man bat einen
esnbianer perbaftet, Bel bem man $18
unb bag MeKer bes 8eriforbenen fanb.
= Das 8olt In Serarfana bat ben
Carpenter Sames 9oiparb gelpnbt,
neil berlelbeaieine 15idbrige Grau mebs
rere Male bur9peitfbte unb ibr Stpeiz
mol ben 8u6itaben H auf ben &0rper
brant1te. Mie es f9eint, bate ii9 bic
Grau (ober bas &inb) nit einem anbern
! Manne einselafen.
= g. %. 8radenribge bon San
Mntonio bat Dem @ouberneur sef6rie=
ben, baB ct germ bonn Mmte bes Unit
berftdts &egentet1 5uridtreien tpiirbe,
tpenn Der @Duperneur einen behern
Mann fir ben plaB finben f6nne.
Ser @ouberneur min iebo9 ni6t baz
rauf eingeben.
- Sn gb. gprnes Cotton Oarb
su Muftin fnb so Baun1mollens8 s8allen
bei@dbigt, gum Sbeil gang perbranttt
tDDr0en.
= Ser Gurmer 9luitin bon 8irbs
bile, Der nit feiner Grau in Sort
Wortb iiberna9tete, ertappte bic Sep
tere, als iie nit &i9arb Boa5, bem
Bruber bes prdfibenten ber ytational=
bant in Sort Wortb, @bebru6 tritb.
@r bat 8oas anf $15O,O0O @9abeners
iab berflagt.
= s. st. eturgis, felt 10 Sabren
gbefcIert i'm 3oQbauie 3u @alpeifon,
III gefor5en. gr mar nod ni9t cine
@tunbe to5t, als @DlleftDr SmeeneD
bereits 5 Npplicationen Inn bic Stelle
erbalten bate.
- eSn einem 9alon au Multin ers
ging fi1 eine Mn5abl Merifaner in els
nem 9anbgemenge nit Mefern. 81
ner berielben tpurbe t6btli9 Deruunoet
unb 4 anoere lei9t. Sic finb Ollie per>
baftet iporben, es 1T aber yi9ts bolt
linen beraus at befomn,eit.
g 3pei Befra9ter, sSobn Weas
unb &obert @orben, gerietben in Mus
fin in Streit tiber Gra9t unb Weas
ipurbe bon @oroen 5peimal nit elmer
GIinte sei@Ofen. goroen iibt ieBt i'm
@efdngniB.
= Ser Semperen3prebiger Gbeebers
bon Gentudp. ber in @reenbille probis
bitipnsreben bieIt, tpurbe bonn Mapor
Yerrp bur6geprhgelt unb bat 5uei
269er in ben Gopf erbalten. perrD TT
elm Mnti- Probibitioniit unb bebauptet,
baB i'm gbeepers in ieinen &eben be-
leibist bat. 8erbaftet tpurbe ct ni9t.
- Ser 9oufton @dugerbunb tplrb
am %. December Elm &on5ert berans
talten. Ser Surnperein in 9ouiton
ga5 iein erfes Winterfonaert am IA.
December.
= Das Siftrittseri@t in 2arebO bat
bic &lagen gegen ben MaDor, ben
gountpri1ter, ben Sheriff unb Stabts
marlbal tpegen 8erna1ldlfisung in Der
Mmtsfibrung beim &tot abgemieien.
= Dor benz Sbeater in Dallas prits
gelte Or. @iaispie ben @ei6dftsreiiens
BEN Bater BON Bottom genaltig bur9,
10 baB er I9mer perpunbet 1T. Bafer
mar betrunten unb foa einige Sabies
beleibigt baben, bic Sr. @ilespie ins
Sbeater fiibrte.
= 8ei 9enoerion murbe ber Tars
mer VI. 8. patrid bur6 einen Blod
set6otet, Der ibm auf ben Ropf fiel.
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@,.,tserbare @,tre,t.

Us .. Sobt II. Co., @boIelale unb @etail
Drusgifen bon Rome, Ga, iast: Seit apei
Sabren fiibren mir Or. Sings sfep DislOberb,
Electric 8ittcrs unb 8udlens Arniea Salbe,
unb baben ME SeilmitteI sebabt, bic fi@ beHer
bertauften ooer mebr Befrieoisung getuabrten.
Sic baben einise tpunberbare auren in unierer
Stabt betuirtt, namentlid mebrere Sale bon
pirtli@er ausSebrung fino Dur9 ben @ebraub
einiser i}laf9en bon Or. Sings Mem DISCOVERY
sebeilt morben, in 8erbinbnng NIT glsetrit
Bitter. gSir sarantiren biefelben itets.
3um 8erfauf bel u. OreiS.
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M6mmer mnn syranen In bet bollen Se=
benefrnft,

pel6e bes Morsens unerfriidt aafffeben, BED
Gags iiber fid matt fiiblen, meaig appettt ba'
ben, unb beren @eiidtsr blab 4i.sfeben, befinoer
fi1 auf raiGsn @ese gum @rabe. Sic peroer
niemaIs elm bobes Alter erreiden, penn fie MID
eine bebeutenbe @erdnberune in ibren 3u'
itanbe bepirten. Das einoise Mittel gu ihrel
pbbai9en &ettung beftebt in sfraftisung. Gil
tonnen fid auf O. ftetters Magen t.
ters berlaiIen, ibnen bic srdfte au liefern, BIZ
eine gorbeoingung ber @eiunbbett btlben, uni
bic Saupturiaasn ibrer fortoanernben Sapa9e
lnberDauli9feit ,inD unseniisenoe aifimilatior
BET Mabrung gu entfernen Bir fiibren Dief'
peribiebenen l1rfa9en als cine auf, neil fie au
fammenseborenbe GunttiOnen zines Organs
bes Wlasens, linb. Durd bieieS sroBartig
RrdftisunssniitteI pieoerbergefelt nno reitau'
rirt, fam Der sforper bic Walaria, bem Iben
matismus, 8lafen- unb Nisrenleiben unb an
beren 2ei0en, oenen bic Sdwaden ausseleb
finb, Erob bieten. Das 8itters bietet mid
nur elm Sdusmittel sesen b0sartige &ranf
beiten, ionbern fubrt aud cine prompte @eforn
berbei in benz 3ufanoe elmer trdgen ober fran
fen eeber, unb einem unregelmabisen Stubl
gang.
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Sic aeitaem4Be 93euiqfeit bes beu

= Sie seitsemdBe Neuigfeit beg beuts
i1en Weibna6tsmarttes pirb biesmal
General Gaulbars iein. Die nBerl
3tg.1 melbet: vllnter ben gfeubeiten
bes biesidbrigen Weibna6tsmarttes
wirb aud ber beriibmte- nGaulbari9"
cine Stole ipielen, unb 5tpar miro bers
felbe in 3tpei garietdten auf benz plabe
eri9einen: als Stntenmii1er NIT einem
fiir6terli1en Boritfopf unb bann nod
aIs NuBtnader NIT ungebeurer Munb'
Hffnut1Q.