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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-20
VASSAR GIRLS AT PLAY.
Feminine Fun In Some of its oldest Form
and Phases.

ana InaStSs
The American girls inherent spirit
OF fun finds It's vent in hundred ways
that can only be touched on here.
Society at Vassar has It's rules Of cti-
qucttc. Each class Freshman, sopho-
more, junior and scnior) soon learns
what tradition demands Of IL. Az
ter the summer vacation tho entrance
examinations are held and the school
year begins. Then Is the season for
visiting the newcomers. Every girl
in the college sallics forth during the
early days Of tho term, card-casc In
hand, % call on the freshmen In her
corridor. II thc freshman is out "a card
Is left, II in, the acquaintance is formed;
but in either case the call must be re-
turned within week. After this calls
and visits are moro Informal and par
ties given. Each girl IS expected 90
give party In her room once In the
year. These are invariably held after
ten o'clock, at which hour lights should
be put out; but with closed doors,
carefully shrouded IN shawls AID wa
terprOOf clOaks, the night watchman
gets no hint Of the designations being
INDUCED in within. When three girls
share sitting-room, with bedroom
apiece opening out Of it Dor most Of
these rooms are IN groups Oi this kind),
thCy combine In the giving Oi their en-
tertainmcnts, thus saving no small
amount OF trouble and expense. Some
lucky ones arc assigned "a sitting-rOOm
and bedroom Of which they arc tho
sole mistrcsscs; and there is "a large
parlOr (wc should say drawing-rOOm)
which j. handed over each year 90 the
senior class, who appoint "A committee
from their number % lt IL up and fur
nish it according 20 prevailing taste
and the latest crazcs in decorative art.
Besides the individual parties, or
"spread-," there are legitimate class
parties. Tho seniors invite the
juniors, the juniors the seniors. The
sOphOmOrcs give the freshmen party
early In the year. and, later on, invite
them 90 the "Trig" ceremonies, an &c
centric performance 90 signalize their
Joy az having finished their course In
trigOnOmctry, 10 which the freshmen
are still looking forward. The char
acter 81 the entertainment 4 burlcsque.
Mathematical signs and terms are per-
s0niGed and good-natured ridicule
shOwcrej on "ciassmatcs," !" ObjectiOna-
BILE college institutions and even the
faculty itselL There are occasional
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-20

negro minstrel performances, with
peanuts, apples. maple sugar and
lemonade for refreshments, also dane
ing in the college parlors and somo
times powder and costume balls, OF
course confined 10 the inmates Of tho
house. The Americans are a nation OF
incorrigiblc jokers and invetcratc or
Eanizcrs. and these characteristics ara
very noticeable at Nassar. though IL is
reserved for All Halloween TO SEQ
both traits simultaneously displayed.
On that night, according 20 time-
honorcd custom, do the juniors play
an annual joke on the seniors, though
IL is left 10 the ingenuity OF the indi-
vidual class 10 put new aspect on tho
pleasantly each succeeding year. II
is a premcditated affair. however, and
though kept secret, the seniors are on
the lookout Tor IT, Besides such
pranks, the "uudcrgrads" are not
above engaging in battles-royal
mops and feather busters. History
IS silent on tho subject OF "pillow
fights perhaps they are IA peculiarly
British institution. In the grounds
are lawn-tennis courts and Lake
whore boating and skating are much
in vogue during their respective
seasons, so that it must be despondent
nature indeed that would find life at
Nassar dull.-LOndon UOndn'S World
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-20

when are v"u In'",' 80 '-,-.-= -
that promised visit, MarionP Soon,
hopeP" IL ann afraid not, dear. In
vitcd n hired girl 20 come aud stay
with mo last week, and | shall have 10
stay at home and SEQ that sho has
everything 10 mako her comfortable.
--Jadge.
80. John," said Mrs. Bjoncs. ~
have just found tho most beautiful ro-
ccipt for currant jelly" "Woll. Iwish
you'd find receipt for your dress.
makers bills" 30, no, John dear.
That IL not necessary. | always hnve
Mmo. Brunotti make my drcssmakcr's
bills for me. "-Hdrpcr Bdzdr.
A popular clergyman was greatly
bored by n lady who admired him with
out reserve. go. my dcar Mr.. X"
said she, one Sunday afternoon. - Gro
isn't any harm in ono loving ones pas
tor, IL thcrcP' "Cortainly not, ma
DAME" replied tho worthy cleric, mot
the loast ia tho world, 40 long as the
feeling is not rcciprocatcd."
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-20
FORTUNES IN PATENTS.
Inventors Who Made Mankind Pay Liher-
ally tor Their Ingenuity.


The English Commissioner OF Pat
ents estimates "that from six TO scven-
eighths of the entire manufacturing
capital of the United States, or SGOO,-
00O.OO is directly or indirectly based
upon patents" 4 calculation Of the
same kind in England reveals still
moro surprising result, the capital in
vested being enormous. 1t has been
computed that Siemcns' inventions
have produced moro than fj,OOO,oOO,
and have indirectly benefited the poor
of the country largely 10y creating
new industry or 10y reyiving tagging
ones.
There Il, says an eminent author
ity, scarcely an article OF human
convenience or necessity in tho market
to-day that has not been the subject OF
II patent in whole or in part. The sale
of every such article yields the in
ventor a profit II we purchase box OF
paper collars a portion OF the prico
goes 10 the inventor; If we buy sew
ing machine the chances are that we
pay royalty to as many rs IA dozen or
fifteen inventors at once"
Lord Brougham often said that he
would gladly have exchanged his hon
ors and omolumcnts for the profits and
rcnown Of the inventor OF the peram-
bulator or sewing machine.
Howe, the originator Of this inven-
tion, derived the princcly fortune OF
$4,000 year from it, and from their
mechanical improvements the celo-
bratcd Wheeler d Wilson are rcputcd
20 have divided for many years an in
come OF 81 100000, while the author
of the Singer sewing machine left at
his decease nearly $4,000, 600. "Moro
money" says IA well-knSwn writer,
"has been and always can be. made
out OF patented inventions than any
other investment or occupation.n Tho
telephone, the planning machine and
the rubber patents, realized many
millions, while the simple idea OF
heating the blast in iron smelling in
creased the wealth OF the world by
hundreds OF millions.
The patent for making the lower end
OF candles taper instead Of parallel, SO
as 20 more easily fit tho socket, made
the present enormous business OF
we,l-known firm OF London chambers
The drive wcll was the idea OF
Colonel Green, whose troops during
the war were in want Of water. He
conceived the notion OF driving two
inch tube into the ground until water
was reached, and then attached n
pump.
A large fortune was realized by the
inventor who patented the idea OF
making umbrellas out OF alpaca in
stead OF gingham, and the patcntce
OF the improved "paragon Frame
Samuel Fox latcly left by will $780,
600 out Of the profits OF his invention.
The weaving, dycing, lace and ribbon
trades originated and depend for their
existence upon ingenious machinery,
the result OF an inhnity Of inventive
efforts Carpet beating, from being
Hn untold nuisance, has become "A
lucrative trade through the same in
vcntive genius and mechanical CON
trivancc. Even natural curiosity has
been turned TO account I'm the number
of automatic boxes for the sale OF
goods OF all kinds, and fabulous divi-
dends have been paid by the public
companies owning the patents. Gat
rcStOn (IcJ.) NciCS.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-20
a Treasure Of Modesty.

John" she said, as she toyed with
ono Of his coat buttons, "this Is leap
year, isn't it?'
"Ycs, Mamie" no answered, as nc
looked fondly down on her golden
head, that was pillowcd his manly
bosom.
This Il the year when the proyO5-
ing IL done by tho young ladicsI'
Yes"
81 hope you don't expect INC 20 pro-
pose % you?'
why, Mamie, dear, never gave
tho matter thought-I-cr-tO-to
tell tho truth, I've only known you for
that Is 90 Say"
I'm glad you didn't expect me %
propose. I'm not that kind, ! hope.
No, John, dearest, couldn't be 30 inn
modest. am going % let you do tho
proposing yourself In the'old-fashioned
way. Tho old-fashioned way Is good
enough Tor me-"
And tho gentle maiden gave her
lover a bcaming smile, and yet tho
youth rcioiccd that be had found such
treasure Of modcsty. y.-PittsLurgh Po5L
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-10-20

"A Sunday-school boy was asked ~
the superintendent IL his father was a
Christian. Yes, sir" be replied;
"but hos not working at 1t much. -
" u. World. H.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-18

name upon the will, making a spattered and
blurred signature; or whether as the family
group alleged, the old man was perfectly
conscious when they entered the room, talked
with the witnesses, approved of the Will
and submitted willingly To have his weak
hand guided by his son--which of these nc
counts correSponded to the truth we cannot
tell. Important witnesses were dead
when, in 1878. these facts, as it was al
legged, first came to the notice Of the grand
sons.
THERE WAS UNDOUBTEDLY PREJURY
on one side or the other. The petitioners
failed, Of course, for they We're unable TO
prove their case. But, apart from the re
suit Of the suit, there was strong ground for
believing that the conduct of the Smith
family had been deserving of censure, and
that the influence which they eXerted over
the old man on Oct. ), was as near to being
undue and illegal as it was possible to be
without actually becoming so.
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Best instruments,
Lowest Prices
AND
Easiest Terms,

Cards that are bound to win their way with
every contemplating purchaser who desires TO
make a iudicious investment,
We have been with You for some eighteen
years past during which time we have pro.
tected your interests in every way possible, and
a kindly recognition and a substantial support.
We have established trade which, in it's mag
nitude. is unequaled in the South and an cstah-
lshment which in style, appointments, system,
offer the
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD, Cash la Adrance, each
insertion.
Ererybody lcho has any ,cont 10 supplh
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; indeed amy tcish
70 aratifH should ddpeltise in MS column.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

= EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNrY.-Notice is
" hereby given TO all persons having de-
mands against MARTHA w. ADAMS, de-
ceased to present them 10 us, properly mnde
out, within the time prescribed by law, so as to
show their character and AMOUNT and all per-
sons indebted to said deceased are hereby re-
quired to make immediate payment to US
JANUARY 10. 1888.
GEO. G. FREEMAN,
CHAS II. OLMSTEAD,
Qualified Executors
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LUDDEN g BATES s. NJ. IL.
LUDDEN g BATES s. NJ. II.
|. &B.S. NJ. /.

DURING the past week we have supplied the
- homes OF many of our leading citizens with
Pianos and Organs, and SO large have been our
sales that we are inclined to think that the Holt.
day season has come to stay the year round.
Others complain Of hard times, trade dull y"
nothing doing" etc, while we are rushed
Why is all this thus Simply because we offer
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS
Y Over Half a Million Distributed
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated in 1868 for p years by the Legis-
lature for Educational and Charitable purposes
with a capital of 81 900 OO0-to which a reserve
fund of over $3.50, O0O has since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made part OF the present State CON
stitution, adopted December I'd, A. d. 1879.
The only Lottery eper poted on aud Endorsed
By the people Of any state.
II nerer scales or posfpones.
Its Grand single Number Drawing. take
place monthly, and the Grand Quarterly
Drawings regularly every three months
(Mnrch, June, september and December
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A. II. ALTMAYER a co.
A. R. AItnayDr & Co.
NEW DEPARTURE!
Prices quoted are for this week only.

One lot Ladies'Plaid Checks and Striped Dress
Goods, 4O-inch wide Nobby goods; price 35c.,
regular price Csc.
One lot Ladies' Braided Cancels Hair Dress
Goods, all wool, 42inch wide; price &C., regular
price 81 %.
One lot Ladies' Black 4 Button real Kid Gloves,
embroidered back; price Soc, regular price ST.
One lot fifty Combination Robes, price to
close out So, regular price Sl3 30 to SIG 30
One lot Ladies' Black and Brown Brocadeo
Short Wraps, handsomely trimmed with fur
satin quilted lining. Your choice, sig 80, regu-
lar price SlS to So.
One lot Ladies' Black and Brown Velvet, Bro
cade Ottoman, Silk and Plush short Wraps and
Coats, this seasons importatons, satin quilted
Innings. elegantly trimmed; price $40, regular
price SIS to $40.
One lot (odds and ends Ladies' and Children's
Light Color Jackets and Newmarkets; price to
close out 81, actually cheap at s..
One lot Boys Percale Waists fast colors, any
size; price 100, good value at 35c.
One lot Damask, Huck and Checked Towels,
large size price &C., really good value at 15c.
We want you all to have a finger in the pie,
and we take this opportunityto tell you that if
You come early in the morning say before 10
O'Clock, We will he better prepared TO give you
all our attention.
Sale opens at o'clock each morning.
We invite you all to the largest Dry Goods
sale Savannah has ever seen.
Respectfully Yours,
A. R. AItnaypr 6 Co.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

NOR RENT. a house with water and bath,
i three doors from Price on Anderson street.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

LNOR RENT, two floors, containing eight rooms
i and bath room, over my store northeast
corner of Broughton and Barnard streets; pos
session given Nov 1st. Apply to 10 c. THOMP
son, Grocer
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NOR RENT, a small brick house, two stories
L on basement, centrally located Apply to
S, 100 Bay street.
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NOR SALE, Splendid salt water river-f front
Il building lots, and fve-acrs farm lots with
river privileges, at ROSEDEW; building lots in
Savannah near East Broad and Sixth streets
and in Eastland; several good farm lots near
White Bluff, on shell road. Apply to DR. FAIL.
LlGANT, 151 South Broad street from to 10 A.
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For SALE

TOR SALE, Laths, Shingles. Flooring, Ceiling,
Il Misunderstanding and Framing Lumber,
Office and yard Taylor and East Broad streets.
Telephone No gil REPPARD q co.
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i s. BAY street. situate in Hutchson's Block,
next to corner of Abercorn: has splendid cellar
and is splendid stand for any business; second
and third stories can be rented if desired. A.
r. LAWTON, JR., ia Bryan street
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Personal.

to gratifH should ddpsrtise in this column.
-------------.----.~-------
Personal.
A YOUNG CATHOLIC MAN would Ike to
n correspond with some nice Catholic young
ladies'; view, matrimony| Address CHARLEY,
care of Carrier No. :.
=-----------------------
HELP WANTED.
WANTED. lady clerk for variety store good
w wages TO right party Call at 10 Drayton
corner of CASTOR
WANTED, a frstcass white nurse, good
w references, at 100 Liberty street
WANTED, several cash boys. Apply at a.
w Il. ALTMAYER & CO.'S.
WANTED at the Marshall House, a colored
w woman as vegetable cook
WANTED man to take the agency of our
w safes; size 2Sx1SXlS inches; weight 800 lbs;
retail price S35 other sizes in proportion. A
rare chance to create n permanent business at
home These safes meet a demand never before
supplied by other safe companies, as we are not
governed by the Safe Pool. ALPINE SAFE Co,
Cincinnati, O.
WANTED a man to take an Office and repre-
w sent manufacturer; so per week; small
capital required Address, with stamp, MANU-
FACTURER, Box 20, West Acton, Mass.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
WANTED. a couple or three rooms, central
w location, with privilege of bath; small
family. NJ. E. j.
WANTED, few shares of Metropolitan Loan
w Association stock. Address T j., this
office.
WANTED, board by gentleman and wife.
w w, News office.
WANTED, for the United States Army, Cav
w airy. Artillery and Infantry, able bodied,
unmarried men, between the ages of q and 35
years. Good pay, rations, clothing and medical
attendance Desirable men especially needed
for the Cavalry Regiments, both white and
colored. Apply at No. Beaufain street,
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WANTED, a few shares of Metropolitan Loan
w Association stock Address 7 j., this
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NOR SALE, a neat and comfortable cottage,
Il with four rooms and dining room, besides
two Outhouses, fruit trees flower and vegetable
garden, in the village of Scarborough, seventy
miles from Savannah. c. II. DORSETT.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED. a couple or three rooms, central
w location, with privilege of bath; small
family NJ. +. J.
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CLATE AND TILE ROOFING. J. HAIR
- GRAVE. Slater. Particular attention paid
to repairing slate roofs, and ornamental stating
a speciality No. 81 Bay street, Savannah.
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STRAYED.
BOARDING.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ONE OF the best assortments of Toilet requi.
" sites at reasonable prices. THE G. NJ
HEIDI d. co.
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WANTED, board by gentleman and wife
w w. News Office
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Sale opens at o'clock each morning.

We invite you all to the largest Dry Goods
sale Savannah has ever seen.
Respectfully Yours,
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A YOUNG CATHOLIC MAN would ike tc
n correspond with some nice Catholic young
ladies'; view, matrimonyI Address CHARLEY
care of Carrier No. T.
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Oiersteiabrtee 0rfahrnn9 elmer
alien QxSdrtertn.

Wlrs. Winslcws Spctbing Sprup pirb
BON elmer Ger beften Doftorinneu unb ben
Birterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten ser.
i@rieten. gr purbe felt 40 Sabren bon
MiliOnen, bon Wattern unb Sinbern nit
ME febIenbem Grfclse sebrau4t, icwpbl
bon benz 6 Gage alien Sinbe, wie bon er=
wa&ieneu Sinbern. Gr beieitist S4drfe
i'm Wusen. befreit Dor Binbtclic unb re.
sulirt bic @ebdrne; er Seridofft file 3in.
Der unb Matter &uhe unb Bchlbsbasen.
Bir sluuten, buB Der Snrup bas beite
unb fderife Wlittsl 1T sesen Drienterie
uno Diarrbce bel ainbsrn, slsiaSiel Of
bur4 3ahnen seruriudt pber bara anbe.
re llriaden. Cine @ebruudsunweiiuns
wirb iebsr 5lui&s beiseseten. Sc it
teius ddt, tpenn ni&t bus Tacfmile BON
Curtis u. Yertius uuf Der auBenieite Der
Ginpaduns entbulten 1T. Sn allen Ups.
tbefeu ju baben, bic SlaI4e 25 @ents.
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stiirmiihe scene in Chicago.

Ser Strife Der MaI6iniiten Der
Burlington & Quincy : 8abn, Der at,s
gebIi9 bereits beigelegt iein folte, 1T
iebt nit erneuter Rraft unb in bel ers
bitterterer Gorm als bisber ausgebros
den. 9eine bon betben parteiea min
ettpas bon GonaeiRonen unb Na9geben
b1ren. Sn Chicago 1T es aud bereits
tpieber gu einem bIutigen 3ons
filth 3pif1en ben .1Gtrieer,t unb ben
ueu : angerporbenen Maf9initen unb
0eisern getommer. Mn Der G~reu3ung
bon Ren;ie . 5traBe unb Meitsrn Mpes
nue. murbe Elm 3ng oer Auinep 8 Babn
bur9 Berifelung Der @ei6en auf Elm
seitenseIeife gebradt unb has Balm.
perfonal, Der Mai9intf uHb 4ei3er,
fouie bic 6 pinfertpn.B olijiten, melde
ben 3ug begIeiteten, puroen angegrifen
unb nod teftiger @egentpebr nertrieben.
sSn biefem 6anbgemenge tamer f9were
YerDunoungen Dor. giner Der BIN.
fertons lit lebenssefdbrli@ perleBt.
Muf bemielben s3uge .befanb f9 aud
Der Characterization Besler BON Der
burlington ; Babn. 5obalb man ibn
ertannte, fiel Mles uber ibn Der unb
b!dute i'm entfebli9 bur@. Sur nit
fnapper Wtibe gelang es ibu, gu ent,
tommen. Die Ra9ri6t bon benz &iot
erreste a~1seieine B~efhir3ung In @bis
cago. @rpBe Nbtbeilungen bon poli.
5eimanni6aften begaben R@ an ben
59auplab, no f@ bic 8eltsmenge
balo 3eritreute. Wur cine 8erbaftung
purbe porgenommen uno 5par betraf
oiefelbe einen Wetdenfteller Der .lgbt=
cago, Mitmartee unb ct. pauIs8abn,
Namens Nuirt, mel6er ansebli@ elmer
Der &dbelsfibrer ienes &tots getpefen
fein iou. Nuirts Genofen berfu@ten,
ibn gu bsfreieu, als oas iebo@ ni9t ges
lang, i1lOHen fie fi@ Nqe benz Strife an,
iobaB nun aud bic 81. Milm. & 81.
paul ,Babn in Mitleibenfdaft geaoger
lit. 227 Mafhiniiten, 9eiaer uuo
Weidenfteaer baben bic Nrbeit einse.
ftelt unb baden % 9otomOtipen auf
benz @eleiie feben lafen. Die Strifer
fagen, bic @erbaftung Quirfs babe
ben 9rug nur gum neberlaufen ges
bra9t, fe bitten f6on lause beabf@s
tigt 3u firifen, ba lire 8abngefeaf@aft
ftets I'm gebeimen ginnerfanbniB nit
Der Auincp.B abn geitanben babe.
Mm A6eno oes 20. Wdr3 tuurbe cine
aabIrei6 beiu6te 8eriammlung bon
Mai1iniften, 9eiaern unb Wei@entels
Tern aaer in Chicago einmtinbeuben
Babnen a~bgebalten, in mel@er mon
bef1IoB, einen ~meinen
8opcott iiber idmmtlide Gra6t Der
Quineps8 abn 81 berbdngen.
Mau meint, bic Soroerungen Der
Qocomotipenfabrer pdren oerart getues
fen, bab bic 8abngeIeai9aft .fie wobl
bdtte erfiilen f6nnen. Sic babe fi@
iebo9 setueigert uaO iebt werbe man fe
5uingen, naG3ugeben.
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galtfprnia @eine.

acknowledgement finben elm sroBes So.
ger BON feiner California Weinen Bel
Germ s. s. Meper am alamo
plaaa.. 9err Sleeper fu@t bic Weine
on Ort unb STEELE aus unb fauft 6ireti
aus benz Seller Der Weinai9ter. Als
sutem &enner gelinst es Inn tets, BIZ
beften Sorter aus3umdblen. St fam
ieire Runbet uno 6amilien nit einem
guten Sropfen nerfeben. &otbs unb
MeiBmeine in por5igli6er Qualitdi
Don iebt ab $1.00 per @allpne - frei
ins Qaus 9eliefert.
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Sbr fSmmt fetnem stmtOu msd,en

aus einem b~ianen, ~biiiteInbea DUDE NIT mage.
rem Beiuen uub elmer EaubenbruF. glber Elm
Wann ober cine Grau, benea cine frdftise Son.
i~fitutiOu berfaet biieb, tOnnen fb biefe Bis su
einem geipifen @rabe bsrf5afen, inbem fc
amerifa's Saupt. 8slebuussmitteI, Sofet.
ID agenbitters. in re9elmdbia
proportionirten unb auf siaonbtr fOlsenbea
DOZEN oubaltenb einnebmen. Den Merben unb
Musfeln bss Magens bstIeibt ieaes pirtiame
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