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MILL NOTES.

Dunbar and Charlotte furnaces are still
out of blast, with no prospects OF starting
up.
There are go coke ovens at Fairmont,
W. Va. and fifty more to be erected in the
spring.
The National tube works will be able
to make t~wenty-four inch weld pipe here
after.
Charles Carlson, an experienced me-
chanic at the National rolling mill. Of
McKeesport, has made and patented q nail
machine which, he claims, will turn out
more nails than any machine in use.
One of the large furnaces of the Brooke
Iron Company, at BirdSboro, Pa, went
out of blast on the Both for lack Of althra-
cite coal. The company posted q notice
of a ten per cent reduction in the nail fac
tory and pudding department.
The steel works of the Pottstown Iron
Co, Pottstown, Pa, have shut down for
the purpose of putting i'll q third CONVEX
ter, and make other improvements that
will add to the facilities of the works 70.
steel manufacture. The furnace, rolling
mills, nail works and other mills Of the
company are in full operation.
A new device for saving fuel and i'm
proving iron was tested at the Chester
Pa mills Wednesday. The result showed
a saving of between 40 and so per cent. in
coal, a saving OF 80 per cent. in the time
of heating the furnace and an improved
quality of iron. The process is simply the
spraying of fine coal, reduced by the cyclone
pulverizer to a powder, into a chamber at
tached to the furnace, in which the COM
bustion is so perfect that all the waste
hitherto occurring in smoke and ashes is
entirely obyiated.
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DRAMATIC NEWS.

In the third Jim, the Penman" COM
pany which Manager Palmer has started
out Mr.. Charles Coghlan is seen as the
skilful letter writer. His performance is
a remarkably brilliant one, worthy of so
good an actor, and makes, with the bal
ance Of the original cast, . remarkably
clever rendering of the drama.
No accurate reports have been obtained,
but it would seem that the rivalry between
Mrs. Potter and Mrs. Langtry, during
their engagements in Philadelphia, was a
pretty close thing. 1t certainly benefited
both, for it drew to the two houses dozens
of curiosity-seekers who simply went to
decide for themselves the relative merits
of the two beauties.
On March 18th, Manager Augustus Pr
tou will have two of his stars playing in
New York at the same time. Mr.. Mantell
will be at the Fifth Avenue Theatre in
"MoDbars," and w. j. Seaman at the
Grand Opera House in 'Shape na Lawn"
Owen Faweett, of the Booth Barrett
company, will make a short starring tour
next summer as usual. For a number of
seasons he has Travelled through the West
at the head Of 3 small company, playing
old and new comedies and farces.
Col. John A. McCaull is in New York
nursing his broken leg. He receives in a
rich, white silk slumber robe, and is COW
cred with an embroidered ruby eolored
Japanese silk wrap. He will not be able
to walk without a eruteh for some time.
Mis- Lillian 0lcott has insured her life
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DIED.

O'DONNELL-Suddenly, Of neart disease, on
friday. February 3, 1888, ROBERT ODoNSELL
aged Is years.
Funeral on Monday, February {, al . O'Clock a
IN, from his late residence, No. III: Alley d.
thence 10 Mt Calvary cemetery.
OSTE- Friday, February 3, 1883, a, II O'Clock
p. m Mrs.. ROSE OSHE, wife OF Charles :. Oshe,
of Zsne,ville, o., in the 3ith year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence Of Alex. Gfibben
No 200 Seventeenth street, on Monday morning
at $50 O'Clock. Requiem mass at the Cathedral
at o'clock. Friends OF the family are invited.
Intcrment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
CcSTELLO-On Thursday afternoon, Febm'
airy = ISIS, JOHN +. COSTELLO, aged y years,
Fuuersl will take place from his late residence
No. 200 Main street, on sunday afternoon AT two
o'clock. Friends OF the family are invited. In,
torment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
FLACCUs-On Friday, February 3 lSSS, al
3i5 a. m AMELIA NJ, wife OF GeorS'' Flsccus
aged - yCars.
Funeral from residence, Mt. Belleyiew. on
Sunday, February s, al > O'Clock p M. Friends
Of the family are respectfully invited 10 attepd.
Imtcrment al Greenwood cemetery.
ELLIoTT-On Saturday morning, January d:
ISIS, at Gnyandulte, W. Va, JOHN ELLIOTT, aged
Il years.
FLEMING-On sunday, January -. ISIS,
MARY A., wife of VIM. Fleming, in her 39ih year,
GREEN-On Sunday morning. January -, nj
9 O'Clock MARY FOoSE, wife Of Richard Green.
in the sd year of her age.
JOYCE-On Sunday, January ?9, lsSS, at
o'clock y M, CATHERINE JOHcE, in The 10Th
year of her age.
GILLIES-On Monday, January %, ISIS, al
100 O'Clock p. m, FRANK GILES, aged 81 years
BURRIs-ThurSday. February >, lSSS, ut S.A
O clock A. H., at the residence of her nephew
Nj Reuben smith, No 100 Main street, MIS-.
WINHIrRED BuRKIS, aged 80 years.
M~CENTEE-Cm Thursday, February :, ISIS, al
2n'cln. X noon, BARNEY MCFSTEE, aged iDycaIs
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1r1IreIin9 Register
AND EABORERS
rr,lwYEHLY RESUME OF NEWS IN
V'' INDUSTRIAL CIRCLES.
,, News From all Parts Of the Country Of
.,n.ass Of the Bone and Snsw Of the Land,
Briefly Photographed.

syw wears ago mechanics cared very
,r,ut winter work OF any kind.
- ne looked forward with pleasure
.5a prospects Of a long rest, Things
h,s, Changing recently, and the ten
,oy Il 70 N all the winter work
-,,rs Que reason is there are more
s,,,5,n, AMI loan associations, more In
=, societies, more lodges and more
.,o;,,.i,as of one kind or another, all
,5,rb must be kept up. Besides, there
IL, easing amount Of work that has
.,.,of,rs been done in summer.
Tr,4, manufacturing and commercial
.,,.l,,s All show that the full average
s,n,sr volume OF business is being trans
,,,rJ IN nearly all parts OF the country,
T,srs = no disposition to slack up except
-,ra accidental causes. Producing Ca
..,y i being kept at a high average In
tT me larger industries. Some contem-
-r,,sI improvements in each OF the indus
will not he undertaken until the
..,l. probabiities Of the coming season
m br more safely arrived at. COnserva-
49, men EEL safe in their ability TO dispose
a., flIf production vt present capacity.
a. f,rrhsr increase Is regarded a. risky.
~; m some branches a rapid development
ssursi. ~ Tor instance, in Southern
textile interests.
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for $50, 600, and the insurance company
insisted on a clause being inserted in the
policy to the effect that the must not
tame Lions"
Fanny Davenport has received numer-
Gus applications from the students at sew
eral well-known colleges, who are anxious
to go n as supernumersries in "La
Tosca."
Imre Kiralfy at the stage door: ''Did
you see the camel? Achi l had him
shaved, and what do you think? The bar
Der charged me for two haircuts"
Etelka Gerster, it is promised, will make
her reappearance in concert Friday even
ing, February 10th, at S~teinway Hall, in
conjunction with Campanini's troupe.
Carrie Jamison has Joined Mrs. Potter's
company.
Margaret Mather plays in New York the
week of March 96th.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons will start on a west.
ern reading tour shortly.
An ambitious manager recently tried to
seduce w. ]. Scanlan into comic opera.
W. T. Price, the dramatic editor of the
New York Star, has written a play called
John Brown"
Henry Irving returns to New York at
the Star Theatre Feb. Goth, when he will
present "Olivia."
Mr.. H. B. Conway, the handsomest jeune
premiere of England, who at the same
time is an excellent actor, is tired of his
conquests on the other side, and signs for
similar success over here. If he comes,
he will be seen and, and he will conquer.
Mr.. Frank Maeder, of the Salisbury
Troubadours, reports that the 1.-THE Hum
ming Bird" has done a phenomenal bust.
ness in the Lone Star StatC, and that Miss
Nellie McHenry has caught the Texans in
great shape.
Natural Gas" has been 80 successfully
introduced at the Arch Street Theatre in
Philadelphia, that Mr.. John Stetson will
put it in the Fifth Avenue Theatre in
March.
Buffalo Bill and the Wild West comes
bach to America and opens at Staten Island
the first week in June. Jack Hamilton
haoms the show.
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TRADE NOTES.

both branches Of mOlders, general casters
AMI stove founders, are making prepare
lions tor what just now promises to be a
very busy year. Ia New England quite a
number OF extensions of tOundries have
oven made. New processes have been in
Uodured. In Pennsylvania and New York
d 'aIge AMOUNT OF foundry work is to come
Va shortly. Some OF ii - high priced and
Ue"'y The demands for heavier castings,
W rather the proportion OF foundry work
'' heavy castings il increasing, Within
,ue gNSt year over 2OO small fOundries have
Ssen started IN the states west of the
Mississippi.
wonderful reports come from Arkansas
SDo'' The large supplies of ore for every
P"p0>e' fltty mines Of manganese lie in
PROXIMITY. Two roads are being built
'1foNgn sOme Of the valuable mineral land
Slu IL Is expected that it will soon sell for
NE ne It's cost. An enthusiastic writer
,Ae rugged mountain sides will soon
uo'lsd with towns and villages, with
~ people and new enterprises, and
'oS' OF the torrent will sound in unison
gu As locomotive, the pioneer OF devel-
'rIeot and the great eiviizer.
t1e ease and thickness with which ma
Sa "o'N Is well illustrated in the shoe
IarS \ gentleman walked into a Port
or alaue, factory with his wife the
NM, gay and in an hour and thirty three
Wo-o when they left the shop, the lady
in ~, PAi' Of hne shoes made for her while
OF i%etofy. BY running q double set
the nery and crOwding the machines,
eon,5 '.ue factory with a crew of 100 men
one NJ, urn ont 600 pair of shoes a day, or
have Robinson and John Flannery
wOrkmaa appointed on the part of the
N. Bailey anu Ohm 5, Slagle and James
nave been selected by the firm
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TIE PRIZE RING.

1t was q general surprise among pugiis-
tic authorities when McCaffrey was be3ted
by Dempsey on Tuesday. However, the
lattcr's victory was earned fairly and by
purely scientific methods. Dempsey
proved cOnclusively that he knows cOnsid-
erably more about scientific boxing than
does McCanrey. While Dempsey never
delivered n blow that would break an egg,
he was getting Il succession Of taps
home that finally made a large total. lie
knew his business and confined himself TO
it, and it seems that MCCaffrey never un-
derstood what Dempsey's aim was until
the referee gave his decision.
Tue veteran Doc Thompson, who wit.
messed the Mccartney Dempsey contest,
says the tactics employed by the latter
placed MCCaffrey at 4 disadvantage, and
that Dom is the better man Of the two.
Mccartney said that he had been fairly
bested by Dempsey, but that Jack was far
away from the cleyerest man he had ever
met. He continued: 81 have only s., 0O0
to my name in the world, but I'd back
Dempsey with every dollar OF it against
any man of his weight in the world"
Dcminick Mccartney is without doubt
an unfortunate pugiiist; almost as much
so as John c. Heenan was. Dominick has
been defeated in contests as surprisingly as
was HeenaD, but the financial results have
been considerably better.
Jack Lawrence and Ed. McDermott,
local heavy weights of jamestown, n. Y,
fought twenty-thrae rounds in that city.
The referee declared the battle 3 draw.
They will meet again, TO fight to a finish.
Billy Ridge and Joe Kelly, feather,
weights, met at Braddock Friday night.
The fight vas very tame. At the end Of
the seventh round, the police interferred
and the fight was declared a draw.
The Stranger downed Mcmillan in a
few minutes In a catch-as-catch-can wrest'
ling match at Cincinnati on Thursday
night.
The spariug match between Con Riley
and the 'Piqua' unknown was prevented
by the Piq US authorities Friday night.
Mitchell says he will be in good trim
for his battle with Sullivan and is anx'
ious to meet him.
Jack Bates, Of Youngston, O., is in New
York, to fight the winner Of the Hsverlin-
Farrell battle.
Fogarty has written Dempsey asking
fof a chance to meet him.
Reagan's hackers refuse to back him
against La Blanche.
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the Illinois Central raifrod has . 6-foot
vein at 400 feet depth.
Cleveland market-Brier Hill, 81 70 and
S.; Massillon 81 80 aud 81 65; Pittsburg,
81 Is and 81 so.
Chicago market-Brier Hill, 81 so;
Hooking, So %; Streator, 81 %; Grape
Creek, 81 10; P~ittsburg, s. 60.
There is more OF less of running in more
men in some OF the mines in the MOnODga-
hela Valley than gives full work to each
miner.
Dakota coal is "a good grade of Ignite, y
sc says a correspondent OF the Coal Trade
Journal, yet it brings from 81 80 to $3 90
in the local market.
The Trenton rock is found at 700 feet
near Chicago; last week Mt. Carmel is re-
ported to have struck oil, probably in the
Trenton rock, as it is Oil-bearing in Ohio
and Canada. The quality of the oil is not
irst-class, however.
Buffalo market-per ton of 900 pounds,
Pittsburg region of A. V. K. f., run Of
mines, s.. IS; screened lump, $3.50; Mer-
Ger screened, $3.50; Reyroldsyille screen
ed lump, 81. 81; Paramount and Low Grade
screened lump, $3.50; Briar Hill No. l
Jumps s. so; No. 2, $2.75.
At a national conference of miners, held
at Edinburgh, Scotland, in December, 1t
was proposed: l. That eight hours be the
maximum days work for all persons EN-
ployed underground, the time to be reck-
Oned from bank to bank. 2. That one
general holiday be observed each week.
3. That one weeks holiday be taken sim
ultaneously at all the collieries in the
United Kingdom. At Newcastle in No
vember a similar meeting was held, at
which it was proposed: l. That a policy
of five days a week and eight hours a day,
where a single shaft is worked, and 2,
seven hours a day where the double system
is worked, should be accepted and carried
out by all coal getters.
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ITEMS.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Register.
INDEPENDENCE, Pa, February 4.-Robt.
Wilson, of C~anonsburg, Pa, who drives a
huckster wagon through this county, has
beought suit against the Commissioners OF
the township TO recover $4,000 damages,
which he claims he sustained by his horses
and wagon going over IN embankmeDt
last winter. The roads st that time were
very icy.
DR.. Laycoek, of MeConnell's Mills, Pa,
hss been visiting at DIR. Hartman's, in
town.
The Republicans of this township will
meet on Saturday, the 18th, to nominate a
township ticket.
Harry Wilson, Of near Philadelphia, is
visiting at his uneles, James Wilson.
Samuel McCarty and wife, Of Wellsburg,
w. Va, are visiting in town.
The series of meetings at The Franklin
NJ. Z. Church still continues.
Joseph Hemphill, deputy sheriff, paid
our town a flying visit one day this week.
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MINES AS1 MINERS.

The Kansas City coal trade increased 80
per cent in 1887.
st. LOUIS market-Big Muddy at East
st, Louis, 50 %; Vulcan, 5 25; Ava,
81 81.
Toledo market-HOcking Valley lump,
- Is, nut, 81 %; MsSsillon, lump, 81 IS;
nut, s. IS.
Colfax, on the Bloomington branch Of
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caused q relapse, which has confined him
to his room since. Mr.. Williams is, how
ever, reported better.
Night Waterman Lewis, of the Laugh
lin mill, fell while going from the factory
to the forge on Friday night, cutting his
hands severely on a piece of sharp iron.
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HARTM!N-SMITH AT Youngstown, Ohio,
Saturday, January 2s. 1855. by kew. F. K. Avery,
of st. Johns Episcopal Church. LOUIS A. HART;
MAN, Of Pit,sburg, Pa, 10 RUBY b. SMITH, OF
Wheeling, W. Va.
RIESTER-IYNCH-At > O'Clock p. m, Tues'
day, January 81, 1855, at ST. Joseph's Cathedral,
by Rev. Father McElligott, J. b. RIKsTkR and
SARAH LYNCH.
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A Mailman at Large!

- uIhubnau ~ AAatbVH
He is a well-known citizen, and his
nearest and dearest friends do not suspect
his insanity. How do we happen to know
about it? Listen; his appetite is gone, he
is low-spirited. he dent sleep we'll, be has
night-sweats, he is annoyed by a hacking
cough. These symptoms are the forerun,
ners of consumption and death, and yet he
neglects them. Is it any wonder that We
call him a mailman? If you are his friend
tell him to get a bottle of DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery without delay.
1t will cure him if he takes it in time. 1t
will not ~miraculously create new lungs
when the old ones are nearly gone, but 1t
will restore diseased ones to a healthy con-
ditiOu. Tell him about it, and warn him
that in his case delay means death.
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Trarelsrs' Guide.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AExPLAEATIoS OF REFERENCE MARKS: 'DAiIy.
fsnnday excepted. monday excepted 2Sun.
day only. saturday excepted. ID Meridian.
November 20, 1887. Wheeling time, which IL
iust one hour earlier than Central Time:
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A Lesson In Courtesy.


A Lesson In Courtesy.
Nei0 York Sun.
At the bridge station Of the Brooklyn
elevated road a great crowd pushed and
struggled.
That's right gents" sang out a brake
man with fine irony, lam in, jam in. or
the ladies will get all the seats!'
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81 have been occasionally troubled with
Coughs, and in each case have used Browns
Bronchial TrOehes, which have never
failed, and must say they are secondto none in
the world. "-Fax 4. Aay, Cashier, s.. Pau, Nina.
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ForLOcaliZed Rheum atisIn
Scistica, Neuralgia Pleurisy,
Lung and Chest Difficulties,
Backache. Spine aud Hip
Disease, LumbaRo, Sprains,
Kidney and Liver Affections,
Nervous Action Of the Heart
Cramps, Lameness, Stiffness
or Weakness Of the Joints or
Muscles, Severe Aches, Pains
and Stitches, Inflammation,
and all mAladies for which
Porous Plas;eK, Lniments
Medicated Oils, Salyes, 0int.
and Lotions have been
found useful Beware of i'm
itations and worthless subSti-
tutes that may be offered.
Ask for q HBensOn's
Plaster and take no sub
stitute under names similar
70 "~Cspeine' or any other
lame. jal5Su, TuATh
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STRENGTHENING Grfahrnns elmer
alfet1 @drterin.

Wrs. Winslows' SOOTHING Sbrup tpirb
BON elmer ter belten Doftcrinnen unb ben
@arterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten rers
idrteten. Gr murbe felt 40 Sabren BON
Milionen, BON Wittern unb 3inbern nit
ME feblenbem @rfOlse sebraudt, iowObt
BON benz 6 Gage alien Sinbe, wie BON er,
wadieneu ainbern. gr beieitist Sddrfe
i'm Wusen, befrsit bon Winbtclic unb res
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er perfdaft far Sin.
Der unb Wittter Hube unb W~chlbeHasen.
Wir slauben, baB Der Shrup bas bette
unb fiderite Wittel 1T seSen Dsienterie
unb Diurrhus bel ainbern, slsidpisl Of
burd 3ahnen serariadt Oher bard aube.
re 1riadeu. Sine @ebruu9sanweiiuns
wirD ieber Tlaide beiseseten. Sc ii
feins ddt, penn ni&t bas 6aelimile bon
Curtis u. Bertins auf Der MuBenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen 9lpO.
tbeten su baben, bic Tlaide rs @ents.
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sdhtptnSiudbt aehetlt.

ginem alten arste, ber bon Der praris au.
riidsesosen lebt, tuuroe outd einen otiabifden
Wiiiionar Die 8efdreibuns eineB einfaden
besetabiliidem Seilmittels fir bic fdneue" unb
bauernoe Seiluns bon 2unsenfdpinbiudt
8rOndittS, gatarrb, Nfbma unb allen gals,
nnb 9ungeufrantbeiten auSsebanoist. au9
elm Wfittel fir pofitibe, rabitale eeiluns bon
Ierbeni6pd9e unb allen 9erbenfranfbeitei.
Na9oem Der Dottor bic nunberbaren Seiltrdfe
in tauienben Galen erprobt bate, eradtete ct
Mitmenl&en bsfannt au MAIDEN. Bon oieiem
Motib unb 8unI1 setrieben, banbelte er. SD
ienbebieies 8eaept foitsnfrei an aae, bic ss
piiniden, in beutider, ensliider ODER f%ranaoft,
fder Sprade, nit boiler Mnpsiiung Der Ger
ffeauns unb bss @ebrauds. Senbe abrsfs
unb 8riefmarEe, bs3iebe Did auf bieie 8eitnne
unb i'd fenbe Go fofort. @. u. Moses. 14s
8opers 8lpd, &odeter, y. D. [s,12,1sntto
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Sic Groc Siiuifet @iit

in Die euft aus in @sgenoen, mo bic in Golge
bon SiibwaIermenaen in Gdulnib ibersegan.
gene SsaeiatiUa beim 3nriidseben Der Stub
Dor ben Concentration bIobsslest pirb. MiI.
lionen bon QuaOrat a6er, in Der @esenb Der
9roben afbenauIe bes MifTiippi unb beS
MiIouri I'M Sioen unb Sibnefen, itromen
sieien fieberldpanseren, miosmatil9en Sunlt
aus Rno ltrsuen baour6 ben Samen bon Sra.
laria, Sen6e melt binauS. gtidt nur I'M gan,
3ea srosen gSsiten, fonbern iiberau, no auf
unicrem Sentiment 8ieber unb faltes 6ieber
periOoiih a~uftreteu = unb tufl6e @eeenb bleibt
baron gdn3lid beridont ? lit Sofetters
81 agenbitterS bas auerfannte Sdub-
mittel, bns beiteus empfoblene unb beliebte
Seilmittel. 6ie6er unO falteS Giebsr, @aIen-
Neafslfeber, i9IeidenbeS @e9ieIfsber unb
Mil;Oergroberung iueroen ourd baNslbe sdn3.
LID 9ebOben. Aud if es nidt penis.r ipirffam,
penn IS %an9epeubet pirO, um 8erRopfuna,
9eberIeiben unb 0Ntpepfie, acknowledgement,
@erboftat uno rbcumlntil6e 9.iben su befei.
tioen. Benbst eS auf oas srIs 3ei9sn bie1er
St6runeeH an, uno omar bouernb.
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@m. SDHtua & spbu.

nniere 9auptnabrung 1T nnb bleibt
bas Gleif6,,u nb UNI fol@es frif6 unb
gut gu e%rlangen, fantt man uam6gli@
eine1 superldiiigeren Marft finben, aIs
ben BON Mm. 96ffing & @obn, go.
511 Npe. s. Sic 9erren baben benz
@ef9mad ibrer &unben &e6nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem @tabltRement cine
talte 2uftmai6ine erri6tet, tpel9e allen
Mnforoerungen fit grbaltung lnb gnts
fernung f6dbli9er Sngre6ienaen beg
Gleii9es entipri9t. Sic baben befdns
big In ibren 8Rbb6fen einer groBen
Gorratb BON Waftbieb, aug tpel9em
MIR bas Bette fur tire Gunben geudblt
miro. Wer reel bebient feihtpin, Der
beiu6e ben Martt SEQ. 511
Mbenue 8. 1,10t1f
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Mn nas Yablifum

unteraei@neter curirt ole nit gruifz
franfbeiten gebafteten, beilt Gatarrb s,
Mitbma. &beumat,smus' unb aue alien
@6doen unb Wunben. Gerner Der,
treibt er ben 8anbrurm. Ser grfoIa
wirb garantirt, wie iiberbaupt ale feline
R%uren-unter @arantie a1lsgsfibrt per.
ben. ST berfertigt feline Me6ieinen,
gu benen feline Site berpenoet tperben,
ale felbf.
Nuf Wunid f6nnen sabIrei6e Mttefe
unb DanfiGreiben borgelegt tuerben.
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