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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03
The Prayer Of fine Republican
Party In the North.

An old Democrat of 70 years,
sends us the following prayer, clip
ped from a Virginia paper, with a
request to publishit:
.Oh Lord, thou knowest our up
rising and especially our down set
ting. Thou knowest our sins and
understandest our thoughts affair." off.
Thou knowest that we have done
many wicked things in the sight of
the people, and that we no longer
have favor in their sight. Thou
knowest that the negro has forsaken
usand that the Southern Republicans
no longer cleaveth to us. Thou
knowest that the people of the
North no longer have faith in the
bloody shirt and that We are be-
seiged or the right and on the left
by mugwumps. Thou lSnowcst that
CIeveland's message has knocked
all the wind out of our tariff sails.
That New York is hopelcssly Dem
ocratic; that Ohio is doubtful, and
that we can no longer count on
Indiana. Thou knowest how our
servants Malone and Riddleberger,
Responded and died in Virginia,
Thou knowest that our leader Blaine
is travelling in Europe in search of
the Presidency and that he must
have it or lie down and die rs did
our fore-fathers, and that we his
people must be scattered as sheep
having no shepherd to be devoured
by mugwumpa and weak knees.
Now We ask that our sins and in
EQUITIES be blotted from the history
of this Government. Blot out the
name of Joice, Avery, Mcdonald,
Mckee, Genther, and all that walk
ed crooked in the sight of the peo-
pie, or sold or made or drank crook
ed whiskey, and if necessary give
us power to blot out whiskey also.
Blot out the name of Belknap, Mrs.
Belknap, of HAYES and the eight
against seven, and give us favor
with the people. Give US power.
Give us office. Give us back the
negro and return us the Southern
Republicans with tens of thousands
of mugwumps In the North. Give
US stump speakers in Indiana and
orators in Ohio. Give us money by
the Million and above all give us a
man to beat Cleveland in 1888, for
Christ's sake, amen"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

II these high tax monopolists
really thought that the passage of
the Mills Biil meant lower wages
for working men, do you suppose
that they would be going about and
pawingto.prevent Giereland's cleo
tion2 No; they would be glad of it,
and every one. Of them woeth an
Enthusiastically support Cleveland.
Here is whore the shoe pinehes-it
will lower his profits and tend to
increase the earnings of the wage
Garner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

Republicans are telling the sold
iers that Harrison has promised to
turn the spoiIs of the Government
over to. the G. A. R. if elected. 1t
is done te, deceive the voter and
persuade that element to give Har-
rison theirsupport. Under the pres
ent administration, the soldier new
er Jared better, and it has all been
transacted through a legitimate
channel. No person should be SO
ignorant as to let pot-house politi-
clan impress any such stuff upon
him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

No one is working harder for the
election of Judge J. II. jackson
than the Hon Chas. E. Hogg, and
wo- wll, add for the information of
certain Republican newspapers,
shat all the HOgg men are working
fdE-Jackson.-Ritehie Democrat.
Every wOnd.of the above is true.
Mn HOgg 10 not the man to sulk
becansa- lie was defeated for a. re-
nomination. He and all his friends
in this county Will giUeJudge Jack
son a most hasntK and loyal sup
port; and what is better STILL, they
intend to roll up majority for him
in this county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

So far as the attack on the Presi-
dent by Canadian Tories have any
effect on this side of the line, it is
to strengthen the Presidents hold
an the American people. No Amer
irsn has ever imagined that his mes
sage was, written co, Eleese the Can.
adians, aDd'the more eviassncs they
offer that. they are. displeased AAl
letter the people. of the United
States wiIlIike President Cleveland
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03
ApDenls % Ienoral,ee.

Labor Congressman O:Neill said
most truly in his Cooper Union
speech that "tIlis campaign is a test
of the intelligence of the American
people, and the Republican party is
making its appeal to their ignor-
ance."
1t is an appeal to ignorance to
tell the people that the tariff taxes
t'arc not felt simply because they
arc levied indirectly and are not
covered by collectors warrant.
Every imported dntiable article is
enhanced in cost to the consumer by
the amount of the tariff upon it.
1t is an appeal to ignorance to
say that reduction ofs4.61 in 800
of tariff taxes is 'sFree Trade that
high tariffs make high wages; that
with a AZ per cent. tariff all manu-
featuring would be killed and all
mining and wool-growing stopped.
1t is an appeal to race antipathly,
and a base lie besides, to circulate
forged quotations from English pa
pers claiming that Tariff Reform is
in the interest of England the
truth being that nothing would hurt
England's market in this country
SO much as free raw materials for
our manufacturers.
1t is an appeal to ignorance to
say that lowering of duties would
"hood this conntry with foreign
goods''-as if foreigners were in the
habit of dumping goods without
getting anything in return, or
Americans were in the habit of
purchasing goods that they cannot
buy pToftably to themselves.
The November election will be a
test of intelligence.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

The total labor cost in ton of
American steel rails is about $3.50.
The tariff bonus is ST.. But the
manufacturers claim that any re-
duction Of that bOnus must be taken
from the. wages of the laborer rather
than frsm the profits of the capital.
The next step wall be to claim the
tariff bonus as vested right
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

Bfackgaardism and abuse OF
Democra4ic candidates seem to be
the stack IN trade of the local Re-
publican speakers in this county.
Republicans knowing that they
will be dbReatstt In this county this
fall, are SO, mad at Democrats that
they resort to dirt-sIiaging. Il
they keep on a little while longer
we will take a hand OurseIf, and we
are no SLOUGH at this kind of war.
fare you, know.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

The knights of Labor cannot be
deceived on the true bearings of the
tariff question, as the trenchant res
oIutions passed by local assembly
No. 1854 of Philadelphia clearly
prove. They understand that the
present tariff Iaws operate against
the interests of labor AND only serve
to encourage the operation of trusts.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue of a deed of trust executecito the
D undersigned Trustee, by James B. Love
and Maggie t. Love, his wife, md John W.
Love, bearing date on'the End day OF Sepfem-
Der, 1882 and recorded in the Clerks once OF
the County Court of Mason county, West
Nirginia, in Trust Deed Book, No. 6. foIfos
32t and 324, to secure to Hess & Co. two GER
t9tn promissory notes therein described and
default having been made in'the payment ar
a part zone of said notes,-and being required
to do so;;6y G. G. Miller, the owner and holder
of said note, 1 win sell
on.the Sd day of November, 1888;
Mt THE front door of the Court House. of said
Mason county, by way OF public auction 10
the highest bidder, the two tracts OF land IN
in satdeTrust Deed conveyed; one tract sItua-
ted in Cooper District, in said Mason county.
containing sixty-ffve acre. and being ne
tract OF land conveyed to James B. Love by
deed bears date oulthe2Jth day of June, 1874,
ana Is recorded In the Clerks ONCE OF said
Mason County Court, In Deed book No. q,
page 70; one tract .sftuatbd. in CooIier Dis
tEdict' IN SAID Mason county, containing forty
nine and one-half acres, conveyed 70 John
W. Love by ID. w. PolsIey, SpeeiaI Commits.
sionert by his deed dated on the 18th day oi
June, ls14 and OF record in the Mason county
CLERKS ofice, in Deed book No.-7, pages 2Sf
and z6ls to which decd reference Is made fAI
q full and complete description OF said lands.
TERMS:-Cash on das. of sale.
RAEEINIWILEY,J R.,
TTr1rs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

A Protectionist organ cites the
increase of wages for carpenters and
masons during the last thirty years
as one of the results of the tariff.
What is the protective duty on car
penters and Masons coming from
other countries to compete with
American mechanics on their own
ground?
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At the Democratic Judicial Con-

= n y ttAS A(CthOSA nelNs y uN4Clttl4 4OOu-
vention held Mt WindfieId. last
Saturday, Hon. S. s Green, Of
Charleston, was nominated for
Judge of this Circuit, composed of
the counties of Mason, Putnam and
Kanawha. Mr.. Green is an able
and popular Iawy or, and will make
a good race. He will be among our
people in a few weeks, forming ac-
quaintances. lie is worthy of and
entitled to every Democratic vote in
the District. His opponent is
Judge Guthrie the present incum-
bent. The race between these gem
tleman will be conducted fairly and
honorably, for both are honorable
gentlemen who would not stoop to
do dirty trick, even if it would
secure the election OF either.
Hon. R. S. Brown, Cleveland
Rlector for the Fourth District, was
present, and addressed the conven-
ton in an able and logical speech.
He exploded the State journal lie,
that he took issue with his party
on the Mills Bill. He declared him
self in favor of tariff reduction, and
endorsed Clevelandfs message. He
made one of his best speeches, and
all that know the Judge, knoSy
that he makes every word count
and don't leave much hair on the
Republican hide ,vhe he is through.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03
The lines are drawn and the fieht

The lines are drawn and the fight
is on in earnest. The Republican
party Is . wolf in sleeps clothing.
All its pledges which it had not pre-
viousIy discredited it now disowns.
1t has assaulted every labor interest
in the country through the ante
cedents Of the head of the ticket,
and in his Know-Nothing record
he is an insult to every foreign
born and every Catholic citizen.
Its candidate for Vice President
is not nominated for the enemies
he has made, but for the money he
can raise. There is not money
making ring which will not sub
scribe to its campaign fund. We
have nothing to rest upon except
ing the brave and true hearts of the
people, but they are sufficient.
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Out, Of the Rreastworlkss

TATE STRINGS TENN, July a, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta Ca:
Gentlemen-Seven years ago / contracted
an exceedingly bad case of blood poison.
tried physician. the best at command, But
secured no, benefit. My throat began to
get sore; and ny body covered with sores
and ulcers. Going from bad to worse, I
felt that my grave must be reached in the
near future. 1 gave up the doctors treat
menh and with a despairing hope com:
meuced taking your medicine. IbeEan to
improve from the first bca1e, and In short
time the ulcers healed, and my skin cleared
of and was entirely we'll
One year ago case OF catafh developer
IN my system. The physician did his best,
but could not cure me; but two bottles Of
Swifts Specific gapeme permanent relief.
]. H. ROBINSON.
KAUFMAN, TEX, June "a, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen have been afflicted wifi =
skin disease for about twelve years, and the
Best medical treatment failed TO give me re-
lief. BAN now using Swift's Specific, and
have received the greatest benefit from its
use.. Yours truly, WM. JoNEs.
For sale by aDduggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York, 7s6. Broadway.
London, Eng, IS Snow Hill.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

Jim Blaine stands openly as the
apologist and defender of "Trusts. y
As he is the patron saint of the
party and in case of Harrisenis
election will guide the party, cas,
the people, robbed by those combi-
nations, trust sueh. an. administers
ton?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03
Farms and Timber. Lands for

THE undersigned has a number OF improv-
i ed and unimproYed tracts of land for sale
ut LOW PRICES per acre. Some OF this
land is well tfiHbsred; and all Of Il lies in Ar
buckle and Union Districts, Mason county,
Wcs$ Virginia, Also farm of $50 acres sitii-
ated' isf'Pufnam county, within 81 miles OF
the Great Kanawha River. This farm Is inn
proved In part, balance In good timber. VIII
be sold cheap. Persons desiring IN purchase
lands, and meaning business Fs5iI address c.
w. MAUPIN, Arbuckle p. o., Mason County,
West Virginia [sePt5-am-pd.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

Sixteen bills for the prevention
and punishment of Trusts have
been introduced at the present ses-
sion of Congress. Evidently the
members do not agree with the
Real Leader of the Republicans that
"Trusts are largely private affairs, .
having "no place" in national poll
Isine
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

The Republican leaders are on
the run on the tariff question. 1t
has been discussed too much for
them, and the people, and especial
ly the worki5grren, have been
thinking.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

a dollar day and two meals
,aax be enough for any working
lnan,. as Candidate Harrison says,
Iut We venture to- say. that few
wurkingnsu wilI;vnte. fOrsuchiare-
duetion of-paeaIs..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

If tariff reduction will reduce
wages, why are the millionaire
manufacturers, who reduce wages
upon every gretext, paying SO much
money to prevent it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

The Republicans of Mason may
as well prepare for a voyage up
Salt River, for the Democracy are
going to send them up there in No
vember.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

And now, after sa the Republi-
can howl about the Presidents veto
of pension bills, it transpifes that
go, 252 new names were added to
the pension roll during the last
fiscal year.
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FOR 4LE..

THE Interstate Land Agency has for sale
A farm fZ70 acres In Bath county Va.
There are y ncres cleared and under fence,
balance finely timbeIed with white oak and
poplar. Living water ON IT. Five miles
from Warm Springs, which place Chords
the highest cash prico for everything that
can be produced. Price, 81 900, or Will ex-
change for tewn property. Address FRANK
BARRETT, Manager, Point Pleasant, West
Va tseptl2-lm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

The Democrats of Illinois expect
to elect General Palmer Governor
of that State, in November
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

Free whisky, free olsomargerine,
free trusts. This is tho, Republican
revenue programme.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03
NOTICE no TREsPAssERs.

A Ii persons are hereby warned not "a
"a trespass upon my lands In Lewis nnd
Robinson districts, either by hunting, fisIl-
ing, hitting, IT in any other way. All VIOLA
tors OF this L4otice will have the penalties OF
the law enforced against them.
sept. 84w {. EASTMAN
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

Can Chinese money persuade yoni
to vote. for Harrison?.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03
FOR sNE.

T7he underEiqped ofFer.s,,is l,,,,,..-,,,.,,, =,
Point Pleasant for sale The hsuse is
o nli;5s and contains four rooms, with coed
S S ClsteI1 and All necessary out build-
ttIlgss lol wen 1mproYetE- For particulars ard
Sept 1ia s: sse 81 We ''EwErT--
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SELECT SCHOOL.

Hrs. N. e. Hate and Daughter,
ysIlI;9gen their Private and select School on
1totSp2kY. September 2EEK English Bran
ches and Calestheics.-
-TERMs5-
Primary class'per month 81 90
Music, Piano or Organ, per quarter = 70 nd
.sept42-4W-pd.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03
WARNWG

A LIZ persons are hereby warned not To f,ar-
n Dor or trtstmy wife EIIssbeth FotItIre
ON my account, she having LEFT my bed and
OF her contracting - - SSsts
sept leth 1883. SoVDEE-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-03

For Representative In Congress-FourtA
District,
J. MUNRoE JACKSON. of Wood.
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iDm Gag dn M
l. lKAF la
gluf benz @adertiia im Shurmae.

Mut Detn 0n@ertt1@ TN 11ufntges
mad fan6 man Elm offenes Blatt,
lporin Die 2iebenben ertlarten, bab lie
benz umbermeibliden freitpillig lt9 unters
aogen bdtten. @onft tein Mprt.
Die @erihtsboten fubren nod ber
'@ihiiebelei biniiber.
Nls He eintraten, faben lie bic Gore
unb Sperenbolb nit auf ben Slid ge.
funfenen 26pfen fi@ segsaRberfiben als
f@liefen fie.
STE tparen aber tobt.
3mif9en ibnen itanb eine leere Meins
fai6e nit 5Dei @ldiern, auf benz 8os
ben lag cine fleine leere pbiole.
Ser Sirobtrdn5 3tpif9en ben Genlfern
an Der Wanb mar berf6munben, aber
auf elmer gde bes Slides lug elm 9dufs
den Micbe.
Die 2ore bate benz Soft ber &a9e
lift 8ran6opfer gebra9t.
SIN 2aufe bes 8ornltttass fanb ein
MMblfnappe am &anbe bes Donners
falltefels ben 9ei9nam ieines Germ.
@r mar 10 3ermalmt unb 3eritampft, baB
er nnr nod on ben GeBen feiner 2leiber
erfannt tperben tennte.
Im Sage tarauf fahb man bic 2eis
den oer 2iebenben i'm See. Sic biels
ten fi@ mod i'm 6Dbe umfaBt. Man
mubte fie nit @eualt Dpn chamber loss
MAIDEN uno tuar graufanl senug, es 5u
tbun.
Wsnise Sage nod al biefen G@red,
aiifen febrte Der aIte pfdrrer in bas
Oorf 3uriid. ct bate f9on auf Der
&eiie bas 5ur@tbare erfabren.
Sein @ntieBen, fein Summer brau6t
ni6t ueiter ausgemalt au lperben.
@r glaubte es ni9t iiberiteben 3u
f6nnen.
ytur nit Mfhbe bra6te ct es tiber fid),
bos Der6bete G@loB su beiu6en. Sc
ber S9ritt, ben er In bieien M1un1en
that, 6rudte ben Gta@eI bes G@meraes
tiefer in feline 8ruit. st bate Robert
unb Sbetla tnie feline &inoer geliebt,
unb nun bieies an ibnen erIeben au
mafen, fo fie 3u perlieren! gs brad
ibm bas 9er5.
ct trat aulebt binaus in ben papiIs
Ion auf oem Mippoifein unb fab Iange
unb uubewesli6 auf bic Siefe l,ieber.
tpelbe fobiel 2raft unb @96nbeit,
StoI3 unb Slut, Dual unb gnt3aden,
Seibenf9aft unb GreueI berf@lunsen
bate.
Ob, Menf9en, Meni@en, fiiferte CT,
tuedt bic Ddmonen ridt, tuel9e in elts
rer 8ruit f9lummern! sic barren nur
beg &ufes, um fur9tbar gu erua@en.
sic reiBcn eu@ fort In bic Ginferniiie
uno br6bnenben S6rittes foIgt ibnen
Die Nemeiis, bic unerbittlitbe Ser.
gelterin, He, bic Wabrerin uno &d6erin
bes eipisen Sittenseiebes. - 3meimal
IT biefer Gels ber S9auplab BON guts
febit9em getpefen unb Der alte Stud iit
nun f9redli@ erfhut.
S9mere Sbrdtten rolIteu aus ben
Nugen bes @reifes in bic 3iefe biuab
ut6 NIT ibnen bic @9luBworte ber alien
Wolfsballa6e, bic ibm ilntuilfarlld in
ben Muno famen:
veiueu Stud auf bas ffoIse @rafenbous:
in S9redeu uno S9ma6 ioIlt' es loI9en
aus
2oG bic @aifer, ia bic BaHer b.den bieIss ,u."
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Sa5aiite 8ered)tfertigt..

Die nSrantf. 3ts." bat bic Nusbdnz
gebogen bes reueiten Wertes bes bes
taunten @rafen b'6eriTon erbaIteu,
oas In ben nd9fem Sagen Bel Oueus
oorff erf@eiren tptrb. Oas Bud,
"La Legende de Metz" betitelt, uirb
In Grantret9 Nufieben MAIDEN, oa es
etne nit glduaenber 8erebtiamteit uns
genauer Wenubung oes bisberigen unb
sinigen neueH Materials gei6riebene
&e9tfertigung bes Marf9als Baaaine
entbdlt. 6errifIon geftebt i'm Gin
gauge, baB er, tpie bic tteiiten ieiner
9anbsleute, bic 2egenbe bes 8erratbs
Ba5aines fit baare Mtin3e angeieben
babe, big ct auf elmer &eiie in Seutids
lamb erfabren babe, baB baielbft ale
&enner Der 2riegsgei9i6te BON. 1870
anoerer Mnf6t finb. ya9 Grantrei9
3uradgetebrt, ma9te .fG 0erii1on an
eue genaue unb unparteiii9e prhfung
Der Sbatia9en, beiu1te bann Bas
5aine in Mabrio, ben ct ni@t
rim ueberilub beuti9en @oloes f9melz
geno". fonbern in biirftigen Ners
hdltniRen antraf, unb gelangte au benz
S9lufe, baB Ba3aine mbgli9erpeiie
als Sattifer Jebler begangen, baB CT
aber ieine pfi6t als Solbat unb Seer.
ftibrer ME abf9tlib berIebt babe. Cine
folbe &e6tfertigungsI6rift fommt ge>
rabe teBt i'm ri9tigen Iugenblid, tpo
Der 9auptantldger Ba5aines, ber 9ena,
tor unb General b'9lnoIau, 10 i6mdbs
lid als Orbensberfdufe1 entlart tporoen
TT unb fi6 elmer 5.idbrisen @efdngniB.
trafe burb bic Gludt nod gnglanb
ent3sgen bat. 9ie Mirtung BON 6eriIs
ions Bud uirb nur babur9 ettpas bers
il1lnoert. baB er fi6 au eiuer ber @irbe
oes 0ittoriters tpenig entipre9enben
S9impferei gegen Sbiers uno @ambetta
bat binreiBen laifen. Der Srrtbum
Santbettas glei6 nod BET uebergabe
BON Wes NOR febr begreifli9 unb pers
aeibli9er, als bic &olle, bic Meac.Mas
bon unb Mumale bor unb pdbrenb bes
Proaeiies Basaine geipielt baben, iener
als Staatsoberbaupt, bieier als 0or.
fBenber bes @eri9ts. gDas bann 9es
riHons Bebauptung anbetrifft, Sbiers
babe abf9tli6 ben Nb3ug Der oeutl6en
Sruppen per3Sgert, UNI bur1 fte bes
Sanbes 9err 5u bleiben, 10 1T bod febr
perbd@tig, baB pouper. Quertier, ber
bas Mnerbieten 8isnlards elmer iofortis
gen &dumung Sbiers iiberbra9t baben
fol, 9eriffon cine f6riftlide 8efdti.
gung btefer Sbatfa9e perueigert bat.
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Sin9lingena Mdnnern
pir5.
St9ere 9eilaestg garanttrt.

0ie idrehiden Solsen Der Susenbfanben,
@ef9le@tSf6wa9e beruriadenb, tpobur1 Self
mno a0rper ruinirt perben, .permaneat aes
beiH. 9ersflopfen, S9idternbeit, Gamen.
abfub, @eoadtniBf f9ma9e, 8erIuf Der @ner.
gie, gbneisung segen @efeaf6aft uub 0feIan.
@olie sriinbIi6 farirt.
8erbeiratbete Manner, ober foIde,
bic ft9 1erbeiratben polIen, bic in SSoIge bon
Snbisretion in ber Sasenb an GeI6Ie9ts> unb
Merbenf6pdbe Ieioen, Irerbsn sriinblid furirt.
&eine MineraIien eingegeben
Sunse Manner, bic ibre .8eit nit unfdbigen
eeuten berf9penbet unb ft5 babur6 Rran>
beiten beS !aopfeS, bet Na1e, bes Salfes, Der
9eber, 2unsen, ginsepeibe unb beS Magens
3uaeaogen baben, tperben f9neu furirt.
9abt @n9 niGt bur@ falfaes S9amsefibl
nhhnIfe,1 foforf
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9ie @emohner BON OeWitt s

= Sic Bewobner bon OeWitt 60.
(snm britten SbeiIe BON Deutf6en Be-
fiebelt) iinb, 10 i@eint es, ni6t tpie bic
meiiten Garmer Der bauptld6li6 bon
9euti@en betpobnten Counties, Der
Nnfi6t, baB eine fernere @intpanberung
ibnen gum S@aben gerei6en tuiirbe.
Wenigftens fagt elm 8eridt aug guero,
tDel9en bic Netps brtnst: rSn 9eWitt
So. III nod &aum ftir bic Mniiebelung
bon ein paar tauienb Nderbauern ;
Sanb 1T bier mod gu mdBigem preife
gu baben, ni6t allein In bieien, ionbern
aud in ben beruu1lieBenben Counties.
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3 tu Ell iydIIe.

4.: sSbeuer iino bic Weiber, Tag i'd
Dir! Iae Sage sibt's mas Nnberes.
Oa faut neuli9 meiner Mlten elm Ganbs
tbrn in's 4us'; Re gebt gum Nueenarat,
uno ba erbalte i'd Dir cine He9nune
bon 10 Marf!"
3d.: nSas 1T gar ni9ts, mein 2ieber; ;
tpie i'd tiirali9 nit meiner Grau ipasie'
ren geb', fallt ibr ein Mobebaaar in bic
Iusen, unb bic @ei9idte bat mid iiber
100 Nart getOitet!"