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M0zart's Nose.

Mozart's nose was a very long one, {
great contrast to his friend Haydn's
who had almost a flat nose. Man,
jokes passed between them abou,
noses.
One day, in a numerous and grave
society the subject of music was being
discussed, and Mozart, in reply to tho
compliments paid him, laid a wager
that no one, not even his friend Haydn
was capable of performing at frs
sight a piece which he had composed
that morning.
Haydn accepted the wager. The
piece of music was placed before him
on the piano. Haydn easily PLAYED
through the first portion of it, then he
stopped short, finding it impossible tc
go any further. The two hands mus,
be at the furthest extremities of the
instrument and one note in the music
imperiously demanded that one Of
them should be in the centre. HAYDN
confessed himself conquered.
AS to Mozart, he took up the piece
of music and when he arrived at the
pulling note touched it with his nose.
Everybody laughed heartily and not
the least he who had lost his wager
Exchange.
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The Political Outlook for Sugar.

Sugar has now, politically, a bright
er outlook than it has had for some
time. There is an absolute certainty
that there will be no legislation mimi
cal to the su. gar industry during the
present session Of Cong ress. We will
be secure this year, at least, from even
the 20 per cent cut in the Mills bill.
Hot weather is taking the starch out
of the tariff agitators, and according
to reliable advices received by the
Item, if an adjournment does not take
place before the middle Of August,
there will not be enough members left
to make a quorum, and Congress will
be forced to adjourn.
The accession Of Kansas and the
California Republicans to the cause Of
sugar gives a reasonable expectation
that in the future the industry will
have enough friends to save it from
destruction by adverse legislation.
There are not likely to be more enc
mics of sugar in the Congress to be
elected this fall than in this.
There is no denying the fact that
the sugar interests have Just passed
through a very critical epoch. Even
MFR. Kelly. Of Pennsylvania. who 81
debate proved himself such 4 staunch
defender Of the industry, voted for 4
reduction OF fifty per cent in the duty.
For the present security and good
prospects Of sugar Louisiana is spe-
clally indebted to the earnest efforts
OF all her Congressman. 1t will hard
ly be considered invidious, however.
to award particular credit to Messrs'
Gay and Wilkinson who, among the
members and on the floor Of the House.
labored assiduonsly and ~effcctiy ely.
and made an admirable presentation
Of the cause Of which they were the
foremost champions.-N. o. C7ty Item.
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Keeping Step Iesether.

The band was playing martial airs,
Their melodies repeating
In rhythmic rhyme j; and marking time.
The drums We're loudly beating;
And those in uniform 50 fine,
With soldier cap and feather,
And others there along the square
Were keeping step together.
Beside me walked a maiden fair
Whose heart | had been seeking
For many a day. hut had not found
The courage yet for speaking;
And as I watched her glowing face
/ really wondered whether,
As man and wife, throughout u life,
We could keep step together.
The tune was changed, but still the
band
Kept up its martial measure;
In unison the crowd moved on
To business or to pleasure;
And she-emboldened by the scene,
Or by the bracing weather.
Exclaimed: "Just see how nicely we
Are keeping step together"
All! quickly l improved the time,
My heart a quickstep beating,
And o the old, old story |
Was tenderly repeating;
And when the "Wedding March, was
played,
Close bound by Hymen's tether,
Adown the isle, with rapturous smile,
We two kept step together.
The years have sped, and we are old,
Who once were young and sprightly ;
But still within our hearts the flame
Of love is burning brightly;
And though we've met with cloudy
days,
And some tempestous weather,
True comrades still-tlrough good or
We're keeping step together.
N. 7. Ledger.
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Weekly Crop Bulletin
New ORLEANS. August 4. 1888.

NEW august 4, 1850.
Generally favorable reports have
been received from the majority of pa
rishes in the State as to the effect of
the weather on the growing crops dur
ing the past week. The temperature
has been higher than usual, and the
amount of sunshine has been in excess
of the normal for the same week of for
mer years. Average weekly rainfalls
are alone reported from the extreme
northwestern and southeastern sections
of the State, with but a few light local
showers in the interior.
The following are the weekly rain
falls reported Farmerville 80, Min
den 1.22, Shreveport rs, Monroe %,
Girard 10, Vicksburg, Miss. %, Point
Pleasant 90, Coushatta 90, Natchi-
toches .O2, Eidaiia .63, Alexandria 90,
Marksville 90, C%heneyville 80, Clin-
ton .65, Amite .46, Vaudeville Ill,
Sugar Expt. Sta. 1.O2, New Orleans .55,
Lafayette 90, Des Lignes "a, Thibo-
daux LEG.
EXTRACTS FROM OBSERVERS REPORTS.
Farmerville-The corn crop is made
and is a good one. The cotton crop is
good and in spite of the dry weather
is holding out.
Monroe-The excessively hot wealth
er for past week has caused vegetation
to dry up to a considerable extent.
Cotton is however doing remarkably
well. Gardens need rain very much.
Shreveport-Cotton and all field
crops doing well, although a little rain
would not be Objectionable.
]. Vicksburg, Miss.-Generally speak
ing the past week has been favorable
to cotton. In some localities rain
would be beneficial.
Point Pleasant-Cotton doing very
we'll. Few worms reported.
Vidalia-Weather hot and dry rain
needed.
Alexandria-Cotton doing we'll !;
cane needs rain badly rs does young
cotton.
Marksvi'le-The dry spell and ex-
tremely hot weather has affected the
cotton crop injuriously on prairie and
hill lands on bottom lands the out
look is good talk Of worms.
Clinton-Reports generally favora-
bic ; some complaint of not enough
rain in some localities.
Mandeville-The weather has been
favorable to sweet potato planting;
orr crop excellent.
Sugar Expt. Sta.-Rice crop doing
very well ; cane crop only fairly well.
Characterization continue ia
vorable J; Il fine yield Of rice and sugar
may be expected in this vicinity.
Des Lignes-Condition of cane i'm
proved. Some false rice reported on
new lands. Rain needed.
Morgan City-Need more rain for
sugar crops.
Thibodaux-Cane is reported inn
proving ; in some places rain is need
ed badly. Rice bids fine, cutting has
commenced but viii not be general
for ten days or more.
r. E. kERKAM,
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Own A Home.

Texas papers are not in favor OF
repeating the constitutional provision
III favor of homesteads, and some OF
them are advising people who have
not done SO to secure homes while lands
are cheap and easily obtained. Texas
has always aided and encouraged set
tiers to acquire a home. Southey long
ago said:
"Whatever strengthens our local
attachments, is favorable both to indi-
vidual and national character. Our
homes, our birthplace, our native land
think for a while what the virtues
are which arise out of the feelings con-
nected with these words, and if you
have any intellectual eyes, you will
then perceive the connection between
topography and patriotism. Show me
a man who cares no more for one place
than another, and l will show you in
that same person one who loves moth
ing but himself. Beware of those who
are homeless by choice; you have no
home or a human being whose affiec-
tons are without a taproot. The laws
recognized this truth in the privileges
they confer upon freeholders, and pu-
bic opinion acknowledges it also in
the confidence which it reposes upon
those who have what is called a stake
in the country. Vagabond and rogue
are convertible terms ; and with how
much propriety may any one under
stand who knows what are the habits
of the wandering classes"
Man is made after a formula which
calls for ninety parts water and the re-
mainder of almost anything else.
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AYERS c.th.,.'e
II the Liver be- Dill
comes torpid, IL the
bowels are constipated, or II the stomach
fails to perform it, functions properly, use
Ayers Pills. They are invaluable.
For some years I was a victim to Liver
Complaint, In consequence Of which l
suffered from General Debility and Indt
gestion. A few boxes of Ayers Pills
restored me to perfect health. w. T.
Brigatney, Henderson, w. Va.
For years I have relied more upon
Ayers Pills than anything else, to
Regulate
my bowels. These Pills are mild in action,
and do their work thoroughly. l have used
them with good effect, in cases Of Rheu-
matism, Kidney Trouble, and Dyspepsia.
&c. F. Miller, Attlcborough, Mass.
Ayers Pills cured me OF Stomach and
Liver troubles, from which l had suffered
for years. l consider. them the best pills
made, and would not be without them
Morris Gates, townsville, N. Y.
/ was attacked with Bilious Fever,
which was followed by Jaundice. and was
SO dangerously i'll that my friends de-
SPARED Of my recovery. / commenced
taking Ayers Pills. and soon rcgained my
customary strength and vigor. John C.
Pattison, Lowell, Nebraska.
Last srring l suffered greatly from :
troublesome humor OIL my side. In spite
of every effort to cure this eruption, it in.
creased until the flesh became entirely
raw. l was troubled. ut the same time.
with Indigestion, and distressing pains In
The Bowels.
BY the advice of a friend I began taking
Ayers Pills. In n short time l was free
from pain, my food digested properly, the
sores on my body commenced healing,
and, in less than one month, / was cured.
Samuel D. White, Atlanta, Ga.
I have long used Ayers Pills. In my
family, and believe, them to be the best
pills made. IS. c. Darden, Darden, Miss.
Ny wife and little girl were taken with
Dysentery Il few days ago. and / at once
began giving them small doses Of Ayers
Pills, thinking l would call q doctor il the
dise;isc became any worse. In . short
time the bloody discharges stopped, al
pain went away, and health was restored.
Theodore Esling, Richmond, Va.
Ayers Pills,
Prepared BY DR.. J. c. Aver 1 Co., Lowell, Maas.
Sold by all Dealers In NediciDa,
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RICHLY Rss 4ssd sa}. ar. ssa t tsss
act they will find honorable employment
at will not fake them from their homes and
families. The profits are large and sure for
every industrious person may have made
and are now making several hundred dollars
a month. It is easy for any one to make $5
Either sex, young or old capital not needed;
We start you. Everything new. No special
ability required; you, reader, can do it rs
we'll as any one. Write to MS at once for full
particulars. which we mail free. Address
Stinson e. Co., Portland, Maine.
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Man is made after a formula which
calls for ninety parts water and the re-
mainder Of almost anything else.
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8 E + q 3.

: Sn oer StaatsIesislatur befirs
uortete Der &eprdientatt @oetb aufs
Na9bridli9fte eine petition BON Birs
germ aus 2lano @puntp fir bic grri6s
tung zines Stats Bureaus fir geoloz
glide 8ermeIiungen. Cine &eioIution,
benz irii@en acknowledgements
Sir Sbomas @smonbe Bic 6ale bes 9fes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir einen 0ortrag
iiber bic n9elbfbernaltung in SrIanb"
gu iiberlaRen, wurbe angenommeu. STR
bic @eperbes unb Mderbau @9ule at
BrDatt pirb eine 8eniligung i'm Be,
TRACE BON 100000 nerlangt, unb fir
bic Normal 59ule at Hrairie Ntem
cine fol6e bon $25, 900.
= Bel Sulphur Springs ftirate Elm
Sra6tsug bur9 cine morf@e 9Dl5bride.
6 Waggons tpurben in Splitter aers
f6Gagen, acknowledgements purbe aber
Niemanb bel Dem unfaQ aud nur im
g%eringiten berlebt.
Sn @albeton bat man ben 4tett
artefii6en 8runnen bolenbet. Sn elmer
Siefs bon 1856 SUB itteB man auf frps
tantlares WaRer obne ieben Beige
i6maf. 0ie Mai6inerien, beren ttat1
fi9 biesmal bebiente, tparen 10 boltoms
men, baB bic gauge Nr6eit bes Bobrers
in 80 Stunben bouenbet mar. Ser
Brunnen nurbe bon elmer @iscompag,
ME bergeitelt, mel6e bemna9f in groBs
artiser Weiie in 8etrieb geiebt tperber
fsu.
- Sn SpIer ma6te elmer Der aneez
iebeniten @ef@dftsleute, s. q. Marr,
eineu 5elbfmorb 8erfu@. st bate
f6 bic .Pulsabern bur9gei@nitten unb
bate f6on eine1 itarfen Blutberluft ers
litten, als man i'm aufanb. Ct tpirb
ipabri6einli9 gerettet merben. 99mans
tenbe @eiunbbeit foQ bas MotiD our
Shut getpeien fein.
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Sic @utbeduma elmer yrau.

gtod cine punberboae gntOeduns 1T semadt
iporoen nnb baS nod baau bon elmer Dame
aus biefem County Sieben Sabre lang batte
fte Die entfeb[t9feu 2eioen aussuieben, tueIde
6erart an i9rer 2ebenStraft aebrten, bab ibr
Sob nidt mebr fern gu fem f6ien. Dret $40,
nate buifete fte unauf6orlid unb fpnnte feinen
S9laf fnben. Da faufte le BON uns cine
Glafde BON Or Sings rNeuer GntOedung fir
S9pinofu9t" uno fanb f@on mad ber eriten
Dots 70 biel @rlei@teruns, bab fe fdlafen
fonnte, unS Die eiae Glaf9e furirte iie beafan.
big. SIR Mame lit MrS. 2utber 2us. 60
fdreiben unS IS. 6. Samrid &c 60. in Sbelbb,
Norb Carolina.
Man lafe if9 cine @robefaide sebeir in BET
apotbste bon q. DreiB in San Nntonio.
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Gtraoe bier lit Seras.
Das -Jbre Sreunoe uno uadbarn
iber cine Nneeleeenbeit bon
erofter Diatisfeit fa9en.

nnteritebeub finbet mai, cine &ei6e
bon proben aus 8riefen Der Nnerfens
ttng unb 6es Danfes, tpie fie ben
9erren $. $. Marner & 60. in &o9e=
fter, &c. g., tdsli6 it GROCER Menge
augeben. Die beifolgenben unaufges
forbert eingei6idten 3eugniiIe Hammer
bon Sbren Jreunben unb Nar@barn =
bon Mdnnern uuo Grauen, bic Sic dig
nertrauensmiirbig unb uabrbeitsliebenb
tennen-unb mel9e tb f6perli9 gu IT.
gsnb elmer Sdui6ung bergeben miiroen.
Was bieien gebolfen bat, ytpirb aud
4nberen belfen unb es 1T baber tb6s
rid, nein, geraoe3u ielbfmOroerii@,
ldnger su leioen, penn man Elm ftets
belfen6es gtittel in greifbarer Ndbe bat.
Stranger, Seras. 2. Sec. 1887.
sd babe 5wei Glai6en bon Warners
Safe Cure genommen. unb babe ge>
funbeH, oaB es cine CUTE Wtehicia lit.
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Muerlet.

= Ser ftdbtif9e Sngenieur MaurD
bat iebt bic Nerldngerung Der Mbenue
s Bis our SolepbtnenfraBe In Mngriff
Dieielbe tpiro banr tpeiter
gefibrt tperben Big mad benz 8oberne.
mentsbieel. Diele GtraBe fol- IS SUB
brett tper6ert unb tpirb bann benz ldngft
sefiblten Bebirfnife elmer euten birees
ten GabrffraBe nod benz @opernementss
ShgeI Re9muna tragen.
= Ser Nuffi9tsratb Der Tribune"
bot f9 gdn3li9 erneuert. Nur 9err
Copeland 1T gebIieben. Die iibrigen
9irectorert finb bic 6erren: Sic Senog,
s. Griebis. s.. Set, u. SantIeben,
Sam Waberif, 6. pofert, 30. poor,
u. Seiape, 8. gabe, 5. $. Marquart,
s. g. 3amiaD unb gbas. Werner.
= Mu9 bic porise Na6t fiel uieber
elm itarfer &egen unb bic Garmer dus
Bern iebt bic ueberseusung, baB bic
grnte gef9ert 1T, aud tue1tt es Woaate
lang ni9t mebr reJuen iolte.
= Die bemotratiide Gountp Con.
BENTON bon Berar gountp miro am IL.
Mai. 8ormittags 10 ubr tn Der biefa
gen 3urnerbaue e%r6ffnet werben. 3wed
Der Contention LIT, Selegaten Su erreis
men gu ben folgenben bret @%onpentios
men: CUR Staattsfonbention in Sort
Mortb, In uel9er bic 9elegaten sui
Nationaltonbention in ct. 2ouis gu
tpdblen fnb, stpeitens our @taatston'
BENTON in Dallas, tpo bas Staatss3
Diet uno bic platform aufeefelt tper'
ben touen unb brittens aur gOnbentiOu
oes @ongreBsO iffrifts, befen Ort unb
3eit nod unbeitimmt fnb.
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3w6lf 3duber hberfieleu 81

: 3w6lf &duber ilberfieleu bic
Oiequilas &an6 unmeit BON Bropnss
bile rnb beraubten ben 9efber 8ers
narbo @ar;a I'm So, 900, bic er Dor Gurs
aem Tir srOBe 8iebberfdufe eingenomrnen
bate, uno ritten bann babon, na9bem
fie fdmmtliden S9mud bon Gars
3as Grau unb befen S66tern mitse.
nommen batten. Ser Sheriff BON
Cameron @ountD 1T in 8esleitlns Ell.
ner MuaabI bepafneter unb gut berits
tener Mdnner aur 8erfolsuns Der
Nanbiten aufgebrp1en.
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IN MzzNNw'


Denton gitp, Ser. 80. Mus.
1868.-Wls meine To9ter 5 Monate
alt tpar, purbe fie BON einem Nierenlei.
ben befaaen. Sd faufte cine Glaf6e
Warners Safe Cure uno bas bat fie ges
beilt. Mls fe Is Monate alt mar,
bate tie einen Mnfaa BON Scorbut.
3wei Slai9en bpn Marrers Safe Cure
BADEN iie interchangeable. MIs fie 3
Sabre alf mar, muroe fie pieber frant.
Cine Glaf9e balf ibr pieberum. Seht
1T he grob unb fart. Mls meitt Gobn
IL Monate als mar, lit ct ebenfals am
Scorbut. Weniaer aIs eine einaige
Glai9e Warners Safe Cure fteute i'm
uieber ber. SEPT 1T ct geiunb uub
mutter.
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$50 miro ant tmeifea se0eirat9et!

$50 miro ant tmeiftea ge9eiratget!
Sn ungarn uno in Sa@ieu. Die
etatifiit 5eigt rldmIi9, baB mdbren6 Ger
Sabre 1873-18S6 bur6i6nittli6 auf
1000 perionem Der mittleren 8eb6ltes
rung 20,2' perionen in nnaarn uno
1875 .peripnen in Sa6ien beiratbeten.
Mlsbann tommt preuBen nit 1876 pro
Miae; 6anl folger mad Der 90be ibs
rer 6eiratbs3iffer Seterrei6, gnslaab
nit WaIes, Ddnemart unb Stalien,
Grantrei9, bic Nieberlanbe unb 0aiern
NIT mebr aIs Is pro Mile, ferner bic
S@mei3 8el9ien unb Morwegen nit
iber IA, S9ottlaub unb S@peben nit
iiber 10 unb 3uIebt in Der &eibe bas
bur9 bic f9pere miribf9aftIi9e unb
foaiale Notb feiner 8eb6lferung gefenn.
aei1nete Srlanb nit nod ni9t 9 pro
Wtiue, tpel6es in eitem Sabre (1880)
fogar auf 7,8 pro Mile berabgetommen
1T. Sn ben Sabren 1873-1875 iinb TO-
pobI In preuBen, Baiern uno Sa9ien
tpie in Grantret9 auBergetp6bnli9 piele
Chen gum Mbf9luB gelangt. IS 1T
bies cine Na@uirfung BEG b%orangegans
sene1t beutf9 : fran30Fi6en &rieges,
bur6 tpel6e1 ni9t alein cine betra6ts
li9e 3abl beitebenber Chen bor5eitig
gel6ft, fonbern au6 Der Mbi@luB bieler
Chen pers6eert unb auf bic 3eit nod
Der 8eenbigung bes 2rieses binausge'
f9oben tporben 1T, morauf baum man6e
gbe, tpel6e inter gew6bnliden umtdns
ben erft ipdter gef9lofen ieiu wirbe,
nod bur9 bic Sofnung auf cine gins
ftige pirtbf9attli6e g%ntuidelung ges
3eitigt fein mag. gs 1T aber bemerfens.
ipertb, baB in 6rantrei@ felt benz Sabre
1877 bic S~eiratbs3iHer fait 9dnsli9 uns
perdnbert geblieben 1T.
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Mr. 9. g. 3nsmeu. Elm hsfar

= Mr. S. 9. Bospeu, elm betanns
fer Btrser bon Brownsville, 3eras,
tbeilt Golgenbes aug. eigener @rfabrung
nit: Na9bem Id cine 3eitlan9 an
Diarrboe e~elitten uub peri6iebene Wles
bi3inen sebrau@t bate, Deriu6te. i@
cine 6Idi9e pon gbamberlains @Dlic,
gbOlera unb Diarrboes9 eilmittel, tuel9e
mid iofort tpieberbertelte. Sd entz
pfeble bies Mittel aQen 2eibenben.
Gum 8er.auf bel 81. obn& 60.
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Das- 6rau q. @arberin ne, beren
Reclamation in Nctoria. Seras, allen
&eiIenben auf's bortbeilbaftefte befannt
mar, bat iebt an Nbenlte s. SO. 1872,
elm pribat . goarbingbouie er6ffnet.
Quf CUTE 3t6e unb 8equemli6feiten
fir Serren, benen elm eigenes Seim
mangelt, pirb bic gr6Bte Sorsfalt bers
tpanbt. Preiie mdBig. 8etbftigung
unb Mobnung per Sag, Wo1e ober
Monat. 6,4,t3M
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g. g. Wbetner.

@rucerp : Sdnbler, gde glamo. unb
9apaca StraBe, fabrt elm p~olftdnbiges
2ager bon Staple unb Gancb Groceries.
8tIIigfe Marftpreiie. Ollie
@aaren tuerben fret ius 6aus geliefert.
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$500 8eInb,t,t,,o.

Die lInterasi6neten oferiren bieie
Belobnung ftr irgen6 einen Sal BON
9%dmorrbOiben, ben iie ni9t furiren.
unteriu9ung unb gonfultation fret.
ellis & @bamberIain,
Sole6a0 Blod, San Nntonio, Seras.
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= Die bette Grlbiabrsmebiain unb
8lutreinigunssmittel itnb elm paar 9o'
fen ct. patrids pilen. 9ie Sda9tel
fofet rs Gents unb fie' betpirft trebr
als irgenb cine Dollars ebiain. @arars
tirt unb bertauft bon &. 6 & o.
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Dnr Sin ben ,,Qllamp Gprnice

sas- Gin ben n0llamp Gprnice
Mprfs" fino bic 9erren Gbafer, 8raz
ben unb $. s. 8obrie betbeiligt-alio
geoiegere prattif6e Mdnner in bieiem
Sadie. sic liefein @efimie bon galpa=
nifirtem @ifen unb 3innbd@er, Sancp
Bar Gi1tures, 3inn, 9upfer unb @iiens
platten &c. &C. Office ,tnb Merfitdtte
Np. 81. Weft.g commerce StraBe.
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Qeuhbu5en fo,u nouN6ub;o fon.

: 3eu9buhen tanu bolfdnbig fons
trolirt unb iebe @efabr bermieben pers
ben, our9 bdufgen @ebrau9 BON
gbamberlain's 9uiten.M ebisin. Ni6ts
BeHeres FAM beyi6rieben tperben. 8ers
fault bon g.. gobn&G 60.
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Gtit S@adtteldtfn

Bon Mper's Yiuen in Der EaiGe 1T 70 gut
tuie elm sauser ar5neifaiten. Sa ite bireft
uuf Deagetl iln6 @ebdrnte ~tuirfen, 10 baben
fe iubtrett auf iebes au6ere Srgart i'm 2etbe
Ginfne. Bean @t0rung i'm Magen ein=
tritt, 70 greift bas ben &opf an, man per>
baut uidt geb6ris, bas Blut tpirb biinn,
un6 man farsft leidt jeber berri9enben
&ranlbeit gum Opfer faleu. WliB M. 6.
1ople bon Wiltesbarre, Ba., briidt bic
game Wabrbeit 1T folsenoeu uenigen @ors
ten aus: sd gebrau9e teine ars
here Nr5nei ais M9er's Billen.
Gie itao Muee, mas man braudt, utb ers
{pare1t einef1 ole Doctors @ednungen."
vie elm gutes Beiipiet bieut uns bier
Gin 9tr5t,
Der jeine Gr3nei.E afhe perloren bate fi@
aber bollfdnbig ausseriifet fanb, ba tim
cine Ttnide BON Mber's Ytlen CUR Sar6
tuar. IS. Mrrtion, Md, aus SausSoie,
Col, fdreibt:
,0or etlua orei Sabren mar td bur9
eiaen bloEen i3ufaa 10 5n ingen g%e3tuunge1
mebrere1 Rranter inter elmer Erlppe BON
Sngenieureu In ben @ierrazg epabd,@e<
birgen 4bers Mbfibrenbe Yiuen 3a Ders
fdreittu, b0 beirt ueberieten iiber etnen
0ebtrgsfn6 uleine Nrsnei-Eaide uerforen
gegangen mar. Sd tpar tpirfli9 70 er-
haunt un6 erfreut iber bic @irtung Der
YtlIeu, baE i'd feraere 8erin9e nit tbnen
dufeute, 10 ipie aud nit Sbrem Gberrps
Electoral Ilb Sbrer Sariaparila; urc t9
f1aB entldieben gu ihren Guniferl ipreden."
Sobn SO. Brotpn, M. D., bon Sceana,
%. 8a., fdreibt: sd neridreibe Aber's
Rtlera off tn uteiner Yraris, litb finbe fte
ousgeetMuet. Sd rattle III San1ilien 5l
bereit ougeu1einern @ebraufe.@
&. 9. Safings, MD, aus Baltimore,
Nl6., f1reIbt: nDaB Mner's Bilen Die
&ranIbettei, fir tuelde tte bettnu1t ftno,
iibsripditiaett rrio beileii, bafiir babe t9 10
eutiMiebene Bepet}e, nie mar u foroerrl
EaulL Gie ftrb bas bette Mbfibrmittet,
bne uniereul SADIE 5u @ebote ffebt."
MDer's Nnlem,
3wbereitet pom
DE-. q. 9. abss @ Co., 2aiuea, &aii.
81 allen apctsstsn sa babsn.
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Weues Wrpcerh 0eiAGft.

gde bon Nlamo & 2abaca : GtraBe
bat 9err s. S. &beiner cine meme
@rDesrp er6ffnet. Sober &dufer uirb
ft9 BON Der 8oiSigli@teit uno Biligs
felt ber Waaren iiberaeugen.
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tpirb elm &nabe i'm glitter BON 14-16
Sabren, INN bas S9riftieBen gu lernen.
Na63ufrasen In bet Orb. Der rGreien
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