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SCrOfuIa

Ia ono Of the most fatal scourgcs which
affiict mankind. IL II often Inherited,
but may bo the result OF improper vacci-
nation. incrcurial poison, uncleanliness.
and various other causes. Chronic Sores,
Ulcers, Assesses, Cancerous Humors,
and, in some cases, Emaciation and Con-
sumption, result from ascrofulous condi-
ton of the blood. This disease can be
cured by tho use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla.
INHERITED ascrofulous condition OF tho
blood, which caused Encouragement OF my
whole system. After taking less than
four bottles Of Ayers Sarsaparilla I am
Entirely Cured
and, for tho past year, have not found II
necessary to use any medicine whatever.
! am now In better health, and stronger,
than eyer before.-O. A. Willard, 216
fremont st., Boston, Mass.
was troubled with Scrofuloas Sores
for five years; but, after using O few
bottles OF Ayers Sarsaparilla, the sores
healed, and l have now good health. -
Elizabeth Warnock, "a Appleton street,
Lowell. Mass
Some months ago was troubled with
Scrofulons Sores on my leg. The limb
was badly swollen and inflamcd, and the
sores discharged large quantities OF offen-
sive matter. Every remedy failed until
/ used Ayers Sarsaparilla. BY taking
three bottles of this medicine the sores
have been healed, and my health is re-
stored. am grateful for the good 1t has
done me. - Mrs. Ann o Brian, 1853 Sulli-
van St., New York. - II
Ayers Sars saparilIa,
Prepared by DR.. j G. Aver & Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by oil Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, e5.
, 1888-03-08

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Manning Alonzo
M!llar David
Markham Il J
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Poupeny A
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: any OF the above will
ed" and give the date OF
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well Frank
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Walker Mat
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Persons asking 70
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SINKING AT MIDNIGHT.
A NARROW MARGIN.

BERLIN, MARCH, 7.-fhe Emperor talked
little with his aide-de- camp but his mind
wandered somewhat. 1t Is stated that II Ia
impossible to administer remedies and that
recovery depends upon his recuperative
powers another fainting ft would probably
prove fatal.
, 1888-03-08

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Wright Nora Mrs
Whltmore Millie Mrs
MEMS LIST.
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August @
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Armstrong G w
Anderson John
Abbott Ronson 2
Anderson VIM 2
ArannuUn Albert
Soock Bernard 2
Black Denton
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Burkeholder ID p
Brooks Chas
Basset ID
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Bowden John 8
Bartlett Jno
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Burnham s L
Bishop L w
Branson Thos
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Carpenter Andrew
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Courehesue Danl
Campbell Colive
Clark Chancey
Connley Edward
Carter L ID
Chamberlain Il Il
Christensen Haus
Campbell Bros
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Caruthcrs Lincoln
Csrten Johnny
Chandler w w
Crane J NJ
Clark w B
Davidson Dewell L
Dahassh Austin
Dunford Geo
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Donnelley Joe
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Dice l.
Dillon Pat
DAVIDSON Rob't o Jr
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Elliott Jno re-
Earl Gnn II
Eoosten Jas w 3
Field Lars G
Fitzpatrick James
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Forcuni Enary
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Fisher August
Gibson -
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Jones JeHer,2
johnson Thos
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Laugshausen Jacob
Lewis Jas X q.
Lance N K
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED FOR
CHRISTMAS
Holiday Trade.

A large assortment ~ tho latest designs ia
artistic POTTERY. BISQUE aud CHINA ORNA-
MENiS. consisting In part Of Royal Worcester,
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other wares ami ornaments suitable for WED
DING and CHRISTMAS PRESENT..
Our sock OF Dinner SETS. Z es Sets. Game Sets,
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Sets. ami WashsiaDd sets Is complete Ia variety
Of patterns ard az prices 70 suit tne times
Our stock OF LAMPS IS full and complete, con-
sisting OF Piano Lamps. Banquet Lamps, Pine
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our stock Of HOUSE FURNISHINGS and TIN
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Our stock OF CUT, PRESSED, and BLOWN
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All Of tie above goods win Do sold Al very low
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We iaYite all who arc dosirous o, pur.h asing
goods IA our line 70 give IA = call aud SEQ Tor
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KIRnirNnn. &C

>>,~>,oo,.~.,ff s = 80 = y nh' &c
7 ARGE AND SELECT STOCKm
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AND HALL FURNITURE IN OAK, WAL-IcT
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interest 70 call aud examine my stock before
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&C If-3m No. Is Governor street
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY DECEMBER 3d. 1888

ono. / don't hate you, but hate e
zee you playing these stupid tricks ano
trying 10 entangle men you don't care
abont Some men aren't worth anything
better. but think this one is.
The Countess had suddenly grown
calm.
Even worth your trying to CATCH
oh ?"
"oh how can you say such things
Have | ever"
"There, there" coldly, "dont let's
have any heroics there's no need. l
haven't the slightest objection to telling
vour friend that you wrote the book,
and YOU can devote yourself TO saving
his valuable soul. Good night.
She smiled as Miss Emden left her.
When she was alone she flung her bands
above her heed, and then threw her
self face downward on the sofa. She
had lost the man she loved-but che had
kept her secret She could not have re-
fused to tell Eyerard Dobbs; and she
was glad she had consented in such an
of. hand way as to put herself complete
Iy in the right and Miss Emden in the
wrong.
ats always the way" she said to her
self "tbe more You DO for people the
less grateful they are. She'll go away
now, of course. so much the better. l
hate these up-in-the-couds people, per-
petually crlticising you. She can have
the money that's come in from Nay
Blossoms She'd not take anything else,
but size has a right to that Nobody
would ever have published her book
without my name-she ought to remem-
Der that
An hour later Jean Emden came
down-her eyes red with crying, her
hair disorlared, her chin firr ~ set.
Look here !" she said, "yOu have
been good 10 me-you have saved my
life. I'm an ungrateful brute Don't
tell him. III 60 away.
"And what about his soul }" said the
Countess maliciously.
She looked troubled. Madame dc
Yillermay laughed.
"Well, make your mind easy. I've
Just been out myself and posted letter
to him telling him the whole thing.
The letter Dobbs received put the mat
ter in light not very unfayorable to the
Counties, there is a way Of confessing a
sin which makes the sinner seem more
spotless even than before and no still
visits her at Hampstead occasionally.
He much more often visits Miss Emden
in Shadwell, where she manages the
cooperative Needlewomen's Association.
established with his capital, running
now ct small annual loss. She has
published another volume Of poems,
in her own name this time, and all the
reviews say she has cribbed shamefuIly
from the authoess Of "Moy-Blossoms. "
She believes that Mr.. Dobbi Is on the
right road at last He took an actiye
part in managing a recent women's
strike, and he is at present laid mp with
a sore throat caught in lecturiag from an
inverted tue outside the Dock Gates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
julius Crsnr HurrOwa. C0aEreSsman
frOfu Mtc3tGna.

julius Caesar Burrows. Of kalamazoo,
Mich, is the first Republican to an
nouuce formally that ho is a candidate
for the spcakcrship Of the Fiity-irst
Congress. lie has long been a marked
man in the House, beard with close at
tention when he speaks and that he
would he the Republican leaier in the
event OF Reed going to the Senate las
long been prophesied. The probability
is that he VIII be strongly supported in
his candidacy.
burrows WAS born at North Fast, Erie
county. Penn, on January 9, 1887
tie received an academic education, read
law, vas admitted to the law, and has
practced. In 1902 % no was an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DIR T. 4. VESTS NEKvG tfJ l...t
TkEAlhhHI ], q guaranteed -ii b.
ria Dizziness. COnvIlsi0ns flf.. tr" f1-
ralgia, uesiache, Nervous Prls..tt a..si z
he uso " alcohol ~ t0bR-c0, HAt go '
tal Depression, sOftenink ~ 30 I.s.l ros..
10 Insanity AMI leading f0 Ti-el.. .r.1f. 81
death, Premature Old Afs. I,.s .i .Frf d
Either sex caused oy OFer-.Ie~titl n '.. ..i4
or oYer-ludIigence ta.l D.K 'nr't.f .
month'streatment 81 ADlK. Ok D.f.l ,.' "A
sent BY mail prepaid Ol receipt ~ DI.t
GJARAEIEE SIX gOA.3
70 cure any csse. Win eq-h o~'0r rs.sir-i =
ue for Fix boxes sccomps .li rl.1 g. W. D
rerd tho purchaser oar write. g-alaH.
fund tho money n no treatment iue8 -
EcLfa OlAranfees issued only -
q. ROBERTS DAhLk. Dr. yg.s-
S.H AFH.r
90 east Aain slreo- k.-laa..- -
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
EVERY NIGHTI SCRATCHED

UNTIL THE SKIN WAS RAW. BODY COVER
ED WITH SCALES LIKE SPOTS OF NOR
TAR. CURED BIZ TIE CUnCU RA RENE
am going 70 tell YOU Of tho extraordinary
change your CUTiCURA REMEDIES performed on
me- About the Isl OF APRIL last I noticed sOm0
red pimplcs liho coming ont all over my body,
but thought nothing OF it untli some time latcr
on. when il began 10 look Ike spots Of mortar
spotted on, ant which came Of in layers, A.
cOmpanled with itching. ! would scratch every
nigh. until vas raw. Then tie next night no
scales. bong formed mean while were scratched
Of ag liz. 10 vain did consult all The doctors
In tho country, but without AID. Alter giving up
all hopes ~ recovery / happened 20 zee an al
yertisement ID the newspaper about your CLTf-
CUHA ltEAE JlES. 2ud purchased Them from my
druggist, and obtained Gim0s immediate rell0i.
l began % notice inst tae ecaiy erGptiOns
gradually dropped OF aud disappe red one By
one. ADD haze been fully cured. hal the dis
ease thirteen months before / began taking the
OrrfCURA REMEDIES, amt IA four or lve weeks
was entirely cured. Ny disease was eczema and
psOria sis. recommended ths CUTll IRA RrIE.
DIES % all ia my yiclnlty ana know Of % great
many "hO haT0 tasen them, and thank me for
the Euogl0Gge Of them, pecially mothers who
htT3 babes with scsly eruptiOns on their heads
anu bodies. / canoot express IN words tho
thanks U YOU for what the CUuCURA RgAgpfE5
have been % me. Mg body Ma covered with
scales, and Vas An agtul spec.sclo % behold.
Nov ms SKIN is As nj. and clear a. a babys.
GEORGE COlEf, Merrill, Via
September q 1881.
February :. 10 3 Not n trace whatsoever %
the disea59 from which suffered has shown II
sell since ny culo. GEORGE COfEY.
We cannot DO justice 70 tho esteem In which
CUrIcUGA, the great SKIN Cure aud CUTlcCRA
SOAP, an exquisite sain-Beauaher, prepared
from H., and tUTlCURA kgsOLyRSr. the new
Blood Purifier, are neld By the thousands upon
thousands whose lives have beon made hsppY
by the cure Of ag0nizinc. humiliatng. itching,
scaly, aud pimply diseases Of the skin, scalp,
aud blood. WITH loss OF hair.
SOLD everywhere. Price :CUTIcUgA, 5Oc. soar
25c; REsoLyBST. 81. Prepared by tho POTTER
DRr9 AND CHEMICAL COaPAN.', Boston, Mass
gr-sent for "HOw - Cure Skin Diseases "a
pages, 81 illustrations, and 100 tssrnonalA
PIMPLs;s, %, Slaes = rod. rough, shsPEsi
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pTNPLES. blacs-hssds, rod. rough, chsppo {
i-'A and oily skin prevented BY CUTIcURA
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DYSPEPSIA.

Tho attention Of all sufferers with this very
prevalent disoaso Is especially directed 20 the
BEAR LlinIA WATER This water has proven
ericaiOus IN SO many aggravated and long
standing cases 81 Dyspepsia that We have no
hesitation In saying % all afflicted ~ h this dis
tressiBg malady that free, regu az. exclusive
use OF this water Will give them rolisf and a con-
tnued us- OF lt ultimate restoration % hea 3D..
All NO asE IL a far trial Of his waior AMI tho
beneficial effects u It's use Will soon appear. Il
is a prompt aud sure remedy for thus disease.
Call for pamphiots mailed u any address, az
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SOLD everywhere. Price :CUTIcuRA, 5Oc SOAR
25c.; REs0LyBST. 81. Prepared by tho POTTER
gE-Sent for "HOw - Cure Skin Diseases "a
pages, 81 illustrations, and 100 tsstimonials.
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ADysKrssrNe AGENTS.

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WTE CAN SERVE YOU WELL.
w AND SAW VOC MONEY IN ADyER-
Using. Estimates tree.
ADVERTISERS GUIDE-b0OK.
tho most complete and original essr issued.
Sent on roeoip; Of t0c- 70 pay for packing aud
Forwarding Advertising wrislng q sDeciglsy
THE l. JEFF. AlLbOuhNEAnsEk-
riS NE AGENCY,
IFS and 10 eAss Ealsimoss street.
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bineiu5ulasen, in ber betimuiten grs
martuns unb 0offnung, bu tpiirbeit
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56affpt ooer tuenigitens I'm 3u6tbaus
gu feben. = Giir bas alles nebme i9
metne &a6e. = Sb. i'd weiB re9t gut,
bic MDral oer gait3en Meltgei6i9te tit
bic, baB gerabe bic gr6Bten SGurfen
inner frei ausgeben. Nber i'd mill itt
unierett Gaa tpetligfens bieier Moral
mal elm 69nipp9en fblasen. = Du
ifirbf, bebor ftiuf Wtinuten um Rnb
SD bringe bid benz alten Donar gum
Opfer.
Belt erfannte ben fur9tbaren grnit
biefer Worte unb ieiner Situation.
Gin bdBli6es 8leigrau ergoB fid
iiber iein bonn Sobesf6tbeiB perIenbes
@eii6t.
Wtan er5dblt BON einem Gu9s, Der,
TIM 9D@gebirg bon einenl 2dmmergeier
gepadt unb In bic 2uft seftibrt, ia@te
feline G6nau3e frei5uma9en tpuBte unb
feinem Geinbe pl0bli9 bic &eble bur1s
bib, baB er i'm fabreu IaFen muBte.
Mebnli@es gelang ieBt aud benz
Mtaler Belt, penn oub ni@t in EN-
@rabe.
Wdbrenb SperenbpIb fpra6, bate
er bic 9anbselente bes Mallers alImdIig
tDeniser feit gepreBt, neil er, ieiner
&raft bewuBt, taum fiir n6tbis bielt,
beionbers auf feiner 9ut au iein.
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feiner Ingif, eripdbte ieinen 0oribeil,
3og pl6bli9 feline &e9te aus bef 2infen
bes Mbenteurers unb berieBte oielent
unperiebenS nit aller Ma9t ei1en GtoB
in bic NtagettbbbIe.
Der STOP mar gut gefiibrt. Spes
rsnbolb fubr aurDd unb taumelte erpor.
Sm ndmliden Mugenblif ifanb Weit
auf feinen GdBen unb bob fie aur
Glu6t.
Nbersiiit nd9ften Moment bate i'm
iein fGneGgfaBter Geinb iGon tpieber
ergriffen unb iebt begann auf ber Dous
nertlippe, nur tDenige GuBbreiten ben
bem f6redIi@en Mbgrunb entfernt, elm
Ningen UNI 2eben uno Sob.
yti9ts, bat man NIT &edt gefaat,
ni9ts bienei9t 1T fur9tbarer, als Ser
nttbenoe @treit Der tbierif@en 2raft,
oie feline anberen @affen bat aIs bic,
tpel9e bic Natur ber Wutb berIeibt.
@s mar entfebli1 an3uieben, tpie bic
beiben @dnner miteinanber rangen, tuie
fe, einanoer umfaRenb, elmer benz aus
bern bic 6anb Inn bic 2ebIe au legen
fu6ten, bic blutunterlaufemen geFdter
5urtifgebogen, bic Mugen tputbfunfelno,
oie9ippen offen, 5uif9en ben 3llammen,
gebifenen 3dbnen Geteu9 unb Slide
berporfoBeno; tuie iie nm einaubar ii9
herpanben unb trlmmten, auf benz
bei9rdnften Serrain f6 itieBen unb
brdngten, baB es mebrmals ben Mnidein
batte, fie lpIrben beibe 3ugIei@ in ben
oonnernben G@lunb ifiiraen.
o. (6orletuns foIst.)
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'Oas re6te Stnoinm Der 2Heu(d-
6eit ut Der SNen66",

iagt Der bertibmte pope. gDenn er ae.
idgt bdtte: riff Mann unb Grau", 70
wdrbe er, tuenn ni9t 10 poettf9, bod,
Der Wabrbeit ndber setommen feiu.
Or. &. 9. pierce bat 8eibe, nameuts
lid bic Grau unb bic eigentbhmlideu
Gt6rungen, benen ibr garter Organiss
mus ausgeiebt III, gum 2ebensfabium
gemadt. 9iele Grauen i'm 2anbe, bic
nit Or. pierce nur bur6 feline "Favo-
rite Prescription" (2iebIingsoerorbs
aung) betannt fino. iegnen ibu BON gans
aem 5er3en; benn ct bat ibnen bas
llniperialmittel. segen ole ibrsm &C.
f6le6t eigentbimIi9en 9ronil9en lie.
bel geseben, ). .. sesen lpeiBen Glub,
8orfaa uno anoere 8erriidungen ber
@ebdrrtutter, S9mdruns. iunerli6es
Gieber, anlase 5u innerIi@em 2rebs
unb gegen an6ere llebel. preis berabs
gefebt auf einen Dollar. Sci apotbe,
tern 3h baben.
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= 3uifdnOe nod benz Seraen ber
gelba 2odmoOb unb ibres tpeibere9tles
rii9en Mnbanses mhfen in Der fleinen
Stabt SstalooIa I'M State &anias
berrI9en! Sci Der biefer Sage bort
abgebaltenen MunicipaI.s Wabl tpurbe
eine Grau gum Mapor setpdblt unb
au9 Der geiammte neugetpdblte Gta6t=
ratb befebt aus Srauen. Das Sifet
tDurbe nit elmer Mebrbeit bon &C.
Stimn1en erpdblt. Man erluartet ans
aebli@ bon ben neuen tpeihli9en 8eam=
ten cine .8eripaltung.
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= Balfonrs neue 8ia sur &egulis
rung BON 2anb. unb pa9threitigfeiten
tn Srlanb, 1T foeben ber6fentli6t
iporben. Sas 8efeben Der v2anbs
2ommifion" iol mad berielben um Z
Sabre beridngert tperben. Ser pd1s
tern tuirb bas &e9t genommen, Bel ib>
rem Glagen I'm grniebrigung Der
pa6t awii9en ben gountpgeri9tem unb
Der 3anos sRommifiion au tpdblem, bages
gen erbdlt feBtere bas &edt, Bel uebers
b6ufung nit @ef@dften einen 3beiLber
Streitfdlle on bic @Ountpseri6te au
libertragen.
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Qmateialbere ,ttht!

@ienano Oarf es fid erlauben, nod su erpe.
rimentiren uno iiberau berumsuquadiaI iaIbern,
menn feline 2ungen in @efabr finb. -Die
@6pinbiu@t tritt in ibren gnfdnsen in,mer
als eine art bon Grfdltung auf. Niemanb
laffe ii@ bon-irgenb einem Sanbler cine iener
biQigen unb pertbloien Na6abmungen bon
Or. Sings neuer gntbeduna fit edbinbiu6t
nno &atarrb anffdpdben, fonbern iibersenge
tt9. baB er ftets 6as ddte unb ridtise MfitteI
erbalt. 8iele faufen iene stadabmungen, neil
0teielben ettpaS billiser fnb. slber man laiIe
it6 babur6 nidt irre fiibren, .ionbern befebe
baraut Sr. Sings neue @ntbedung au erbai-
ten bon tuel@er garantirt ipirb, bab fe sesen
ale 2eiben Der 2unge, ber &eble unb Der gtb.
rtnnssorgane iberbaupt NbbiiIfe f6afft.
. Yrobe'G 'Glaiden gratis gu baben in Der Npo-
f9ete bon u. Dreib. asreis ber sr0ben Gla-
fden 81.
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rief i'm Sabre 1S42. ben uubeilpoIlen
Eompromib Itt unb feBte BEN alteu
3olltarif tpieber in &raft. Inter ben,
fegensrei@en 56ub beKel6en finaeu Bic
Snouitrie unb bas Gei91ft e5en an.
lib bon benz barten @6Iage, ueId1en
Die umlfirslerii6e Greibanbels Bnlitif
ibtten beibra9te, tuieber 3u erboIen unb
aa lteuer 8liitbe gu gelangen, als - i'm
Sabre 1876 bic Greiban6elszpartei,
nit 9alfe Der ausf9lagsebenben Gtimme
oes Wieee prdftbenten DalIas, abermaIs
ben Wioerruf bes Sarifs beff 1912
bur9iebten un6 etn ameites &eform>
3olgefeb einfabrten, unter tuel@em bas
Sa1e balb mie6er f6tper Iitt; Bic esnz
buitries Sbdtigteit erIabntte, bic 26bne
Der grbeiter fanfen auf bic m6gli9ff
ntebrige Stufe berab, Der @eIbumlauf
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onsldnoif6er Snbuitrie= =graeugnifie ifiea
big 5u elmer iol6en 56be. baB bic arnes
rttanii9e Musfubr ni9t l6nger aus
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uno bic unausbleiblid1e sSolge mar,
6aB Der aeiammte @oIb 9orrath ous
6em Hanoe ging, um 3ablung fir bic
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ging bic tleine Greib6neler Msaforitdt
beg Ron9refies In ibrem berbifIenen uuo
blinbem Offer fhr bas ,prinaip", -
pel9es ibrer eigenen ueber3eugumg tuie
ano oer Bebauptung ibrer beutieen
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betliame Wirtung iiben tonne, tpenn es
alr boufdnbigen Sur9fubrunq gelanat
fei -io melt, baB fie i'm Sabre 1857
eit1en meuen, nberbeiferten" Sarif 9ltt
paftirten, wel6er bic gingangs 36lIe
NOD r,ebr berabiebte unb auf eine
niebrigere 5tufe bra1te, als uorauf fie
temals felt benz Sabre 1890 gewelen
tparef. Die Golse bieies @etpalts unb
Staatsfrei9es, tuelder i'm Mdr3 pers
itbt tpar, trat i1Dn i'm September elm,
tldmltb: bic groEe, oas geiammte Sc
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mana 2tiiis bes Sabres 1857, tpelbe
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= Inter allen 6oniIien Mebiainen
nebmen Dr. Auguft G6nig's 0amiburs
ger Sropfen uno 8ruftbee ben erlten
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ausge3ei9neten 9ausnittel ibre QDir,
tung ME periagen, unb bel lei9teren
grfranfungen ioIte ie6er iofort 5u bies
lem beudbrten un6 beliebten Mittel
greifen.