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The PET PINK POODLE
PATHETIcALLY PLEADING FOR HUMAN AID
AND ASSISTANCE WAS A PAINFUL PROCEED
ING. PARTICULARLY TO THOSE WHO
HAD KNOWN THE PAMPERED "PURP"
IN HIS PALMY DAYS.
Let him live on however
We shall continue to tickle him with feather
Every day-Men's Suits in sack and cutaway. Ss as.
Every day-Lippetts, Livington and Johnstown Cas-
simere Suits, sacks and cutaways exquisite patterns
and designs. &10.75
Every day-Prince Albert suits in corkscrew. plain
and fancy worsteds kerseys in various shades $780,
S17.4O. $751; >, &2O.5O.
Every day-Boys' Suits coats. vests and long pants
q handsome and stylish assortment, 450. e5l2, 90.
$3.50. s6.S7. 81, s7.75.
Jacket and panta s1.2o. 81. %. s37a s3s7. a.
&4-12, S42o.
Every day-Men's Psntaloons of every grade. shade
and description. sl.5O. s1.75. o.. $3.50. s3, s35o.
$375. 1887, .12.
goods at the prices named In all fairness and sincerity
We dSSlaFs unto y0S das in .Sy ,, line BE- II Mems
we have seen our prices duplicated by dealer
" We leave the PIT PINK POODLE to his own sad re-
hetions. His reyerses. hope. will make him wiser
and better. surely shall not seek 70 add 70 his mis-
selling WV
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
AT EXACTLY 10 PER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL
COST OF MANUFACTURE
VICTOR E. ADLERs's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
81: and s2Y 9Th st NV. corner Massachusetts, ave.
Strictly One pr1cA
Open Saturday till llpm je4
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DENTISTRY.

DR J. WINSTON FISHER GRADUATE Bait
NV. je.-0t.
nR DUKE DENTIST. as l4TH Nw.-TEErH
prepared and used only By ma Teeth nDsd 81 Per.
iect hitting sets Of aytihcl teeth OpeEauons suara
iced aplv--ln'
nR STAIR PARSONS. DENTIST, 9TH ST. Goa
~ ner nv. Gold aud Amagxm Finn g. aspecial-
". Pain prevented in extracting by application 20
Gums; aching teeth saved: ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted
mhx7
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated by the Legislature IN 1865 for Flu-
cstional and Charitable PURPOSES and franchise
made part Of the State Constitution an 1872
by an overwhelming regular vote.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly, and the Grand Quarterly Drawings regularly
ceInOer).
entsJor all thu EOnthig aud Quarterly Ira,rinO, ~
Ihe L0tias1a5ld state Lottery Com ydup. aud
g,idnage aud control The DTd,tHOs feselres aud that
The same are conducted si'h honesty, yhraess AID 20
0oodId toward adj parties. aud dufhOTszs N, Com
pdtg 70 thus oerttucde. trifh
natures attached. in as advertisements"
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LADIES GOODS.


We have 500 psis Of ooRsrTs. French and domss-
tic OF every description Thea GOOD. only .lshtiy
sofled from hitting faded and styleA We 10 dis-
gore the season is st clo- We Will dispose II the
above at les than cost. NJ. c. wHELAS
jest 1908 rst
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MOTTO OF

MOTTO OF
F. 8. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Druggists
Under Masonic Temple. corner 9th atd F SITS. NV.
Wherewill be found the most complete and varied
stock Of Drugs Patent Medicines and, Perfumeries in
the city, at prices which bettir aud few meet
as shown by the following partial list:
The best Triple Extracts. in bulk. Bic. per or
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FINANCIAL.

mo, W. CORsOG yNO W. MCCARTNEY
q Member N. Y. stock Ex-
CORSON MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 ST. NV
Bankers and Dealers In Government BondS
Deposits Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds. and all securities listed
ON the Exchanges OF New York. Philadelphia Boston.
and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made Of Investment Securities District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Gas. Insurance and Tel
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ,yls
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SPECIALTIES.

UNLECTRICITY IN NERVOUS AND MENTAL
IL diseases, spinal, ovarian and uterine troubles
paralysis. sciatcs, neuralgia chorea, &c Structures
cured, references. Washington Cures DIR. l.. Il
L NICHOLSON, 6o4 18th st. NV. cor. +. je6- I'M
mr. MULLER, SPECIALIST OF THE EYE FAR
IL and Throat. has removed TO S2s 18th at NV
Once hours from to II q IN, and from TO and
to p. my1-2lus
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3.I3o Prizes. amounting 70. =.

For Club Rates, or any further information apply
to the undersigned. Your handwriting must be dis
tinct and Signature plain More I'd return mail
delivery w.l be assured by enclosing euyelop<
bearing full address.
seud POSTAL NOTES. Express Money OrisrA
or New York Exchange Ia ordinary letter. Curncucy
by Express Cat our eApense) addressed to
NJ. A DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La
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WrLBuR,s CoooA-rHrrA

Easily dircsted; Of the finest nsvor. Ahssrty bsv.
eraee for strong agpe,,e asncsss drink tor the
gneIoeed N purity 20 unRis.s.ps sfsst si'sc:s
1t. n w.: \. W. BurcheA 1873 fn,w. spsenm Co,
eth and NV; Wilmer. 1915 h ave. b L
III and 2 "a NV; y PAGE 1919 Z q NV: IN
r. cssel; WIN; Il brown; n. 3 p Nsszssr. sni o. "
Quit Bro- Washington. d. G.
Il, .. WlLBUh q SONS. Msnufnctursu
d2l-m.wks PhilsdslphtA -
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Address Registered LetterSto
AEw ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans IA

RFNFNBFR that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early who charge Of the drawings is
guarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity. tsttne
chances all equal and that one CAL possibly
divine what number will draw prize
REMEMBER that the payment OF ali prizes Il
GUARANTEED By FOUR NATIONAL BANKS Of Nev
Orleans and the tickets sned by the President Of
an Institution whose chartered rights are recognized
tie highest Courts. therefore, Seware Vi any inirs
tons anony nous schemes spll-w<s5u
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PROPOSALS

WARpEN's OFFICE. Q. s IAN. WASHINGTON,
w ID {, June Z. 1sSS.-propossls TO SIMPLY the jail
with good merchant fresh and salt Beef which
must average eQus 20 sides of BRET for year nom
ne lst Of July next viii be reeiye q this Once un
FRIDAY. The flFTEkNIH INSTANT. AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. the beef TO be delivered st thu Jail from
Gay 70 day In such quantities may be required By the
warden subject 70 Inspection and hing by an of
Ger OF the jail when delivered aud in the event OF any
Delns deemed untt tor not equal IN lualiy 20
the terms OF the contract the warden will be privileged
TO reject H. Security for the fulment Of the contract
Will be ,Quirel JOHN =. CROKER. Warden
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the art OF conversation, and say that 10 talk well
is one OF the lost arts. No doubt this Is true all
over the world II is no longer the fashion to tell
anecdotes 10 De amusing, and person who sets
up to amuse the company is considered prig
All this Is very unfortunate, and one regrets the
transition from that revolutionary period when
day "beIore the war" when no man was ashamed
to try TO talk his best like Everett and Longfel-
low, Webster, Prescott, George 7. Davis, William
culture ruled instead OF the present order OF
things, when money and material prosperity are
our gods. But people must talk and will talk. To
chat agreeaDly OF current events, TO describe a
novel or play. to tell short story OF recent ex-
periences, TO talk, II one pieases. Of poetry love,
sns ~ he 81 narcG 10 a Se Psns ana long argn
"I' Is not too frequently introduced, to avoid the
delicate subjects OF religion and politics in mixed
all this Is possible and within the comprehension
OF every ody, and with a little reading and good
taste possible 70 all Nothing is SO reprehensiole
things and calling the habit familiarity or frank
ness There Is a very great absence OF that re-
as from servants to their employers hotel Keepers
u their patrons, In fact, from one person TO an
other. A lady stopping IN Western hotel over
arranging dinner table: Swell where Is Jim lar
held g0in' TO sit." It would Improve our national
manners did we insist on q more proper form OF
speech.
IN PURITAN YANKEEDoN
there was delight in plain truths which was un-
complimentary: "Aint you lOoktn' q little thin?'
or "Wal, see you are gettin' old as well as my
SELF" or ''Seems TO me you are a little down.
These are rude and vulgar self-assertions OF envy
and desire to be superior. Let US hope that this
spirit will 1--we and die in It's own mountains
Human nature Is such poor thing ut best that
IL needs all the comfort IL can get out OF respect
ful greeting, pleasant word. and IL would make
America much more agreeable place to live In II
the general tone OF saluIatiOn and conversation
were higher. more respectful, mere distinguished.
we are now so great nation that We must begin
TO treat ourselves with great deal OF considera.
ton. The manners OF . Dig boy are more import.
ant than the manners OF little boy. Americans
have ON excess Of patriotism which Is called
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100 Prizes Of $500 app-o,imaiins %
S3O0.O0O lrlze are .............. 10000
100 $4,000 Pre- 10000
$4,000 Prle -'..D - 10000
TERMINAL PRIZES.
Pre- 80 - :, $500 100000
Pie are. -. ..,,.,..,....,,. 100000
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n 5. NEW NAVAL oBsERyAroRY.

CONTRACTOR. intending 10 had this work respect
ipiy invited to apply 10 the undersigned for bids Tor
THE WASHINGTON ARcHIrEcTrRAL
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GRAND QUARTERLY DRAWING
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW OhLEAS&
TUESDAY. JUNE IL. 1855.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each: Halves
sl0; Quarters, s5. TefIths. e.. Iwentieths 81.
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PRorr1s.

Under Metropolitan Hotel. mh31- {
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increasing In yield until two-score years old.
IN THEIR FOURTH YEAR
each tree under average conditions will WELD a
pound Of marketable coffee. The average increase
per year Is about half pound so that an ordinary
tree Is pretty sure or producing i've pounds at
Twelve years, and 10 Is claimed that aged patri-
archs are known 10 have yielded from rfty 10
seventy pounds In one year. These are rare in
when extraordinary productiyeness Is secured
THIS point Is given the closest study and atten-
ton To secure the greatest yield per one hundred
tres anu yet retain required quality Is precisely
wherein Hes the best possibilities with the cofYee
grower and here necessarily follows the wisest
AuSoahury IN cultivation and pruning. coffee
orchard requires Just about the same care i'm en-
uvatlon as a rrst-class American farmer will ex
peaa Upon weil-kept held Of corn Perhaps a
trlne more hoelng ana wedding are required owing
70 the luxurance OF all tropical vegetalion There
Is also much In proper pruning II left TO grow at
twenty-five TO thirty feet: but conyenience
In gathering the fruit, betterment OF ouality and
constant pruning. The height OF the re ~ inns
always kept below SIX feet, a pyramidal form is
retained. the lower branches being permitted con.
twl.rs and all de&dening material are removed for
the best conditions require that both blossom
aud Iruit have an abundance OF air and sunshiae.
THE EXTRAORDINARY PKoFrTs
OF the extraordinary pronts OF eoree-culture
there can be no question. Under the slavery
regime OF Cuba, it cost no more than cents Der
pound 70 produce II ready for the market Under
The most expensive system OF free labor for in
stance, BY the American system or farm labor-and
leOnndently assert that white, as well as black
men could labor with no danger 20 health In this
rare climate, tempered as IL always Is by cooling
oreezes BY day from the ana gentle land-w inds
py nisnt-its cost OF production could not De
greater than 5 cents, In gold, per pound. Five
cents per pound more will deliver IL Free In the
DIST markets OF the world IL Will always bring
NJ nrst hands. from Is 10 20 cents per pound
lour average plantation OF 100000 trees, In q
period o. twenty years, accounting for all pool
@opA VIII average, at the lowest an annul yield
VI IL pounds per tree. This estimate Is far below
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EDWARD L. DENT & co.

DRoPosALs FOR WASHING, TowEIs.-sEALkD
-, proIossiS IN duplicaie viii he received az this
Once until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, TUESDAY.
JUNE TWELFTH, 1855, for Washing Towels for
OF the War Department and its Bureaus during the rs
"a year ehulfls June 30 lSS9 Proposals should state
the price per dozen Bidders notified that award
orfurma acceptance OF bid under this advertise
ent VIII be made until Congress makes ApprOpria
ton from which the services called for can D. paid
Blank forms OF proposals s1d information will fur-
nlshed on Application TO this Office The Government
reserves the rlsht TO reJet any and all bids L. H.
S-lf
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" TON. MAY 81. 1855. Scaled Proposals
T,l Mil be RECEIVED until WEDNESDAY. JUN 4
the waste paper of this Department and its several
offices and the L. s. Civil during
the fiscal year ending June 80 1859. Proposals
be made ON the Departmental forms which. with the
necessary Instructions Will be furnished applca-
ton to this Department. WILLIAM r. Villas Sec
retary. ieo
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Gon;+oJ a, mo5h;roton hoItor n,orhar
az gap,sus Is gu..tH ws'p.u.
D.e pspI.u'aunanuwsn ge'tss'sUea Ts!'
Ssl ganIe1 ues aua9'e!es, ps1en " t:..
PC. n'sgs a.s eeGng g.eea! pstDea ~
uua" p.s iwpas gs'Ss.nvsa ma~s nsy.
n.e" ial!sn, S.ubs Stsue" Sam R...Is
oes aMmslIIsl'emagenosa gDaags'.In,s
Som sSals. ~ gaL.!" y ys wSsysh
"a uug.mH aust's. i. ye.es.svuaW;a.
ssn ~ m Ds' .Gus9mub'S
Ecu ge.oo11ls!sn. g.s' gllp'g wstSsn
ns o9Ma H.y' gau:as uae'@ y: gapsn
lnls esns g Sny s%u.m'sp sar m T.. : u' =,
Stage oet S'HI9gtang Oel Ptogto'sp'.
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S6neefoppe beftiegea, urn bic Borbes
reltungea fur Die 8eobudtungen i'm
Sommer gu trefen. IS gilt. gerau 3u
befimmea, pie melt bic 51neefoppe
n0rbli9 bonn Nequator unb Odli@ Don
Der Sniel Gerro ltegt. IS fol- alio bas
nit auglei6 bic geoprapbii9e 2dngs
unb Breite ftir ben b69iten puntt Norbs
oeutidlanbs ermittelt merben. Msan
boHt nit 6alfe ber oerbeHerten Sntru.
ments Elm %genaueres @rsebnib in biefer
ge3iehung feit5uftelen als i'm Sabre
1868, no General 8eDer gum leBten
Wtale bic gegrapbii@e 8reite bel timmt
bat.
SIN &ieiensebirse Io1en @emlen
geaiibtet tperoen. 56ou Dor ldngerer
3elt oerlautete, oaB @raf Saafgoti9
bic Nbf9t babe. einen 8eriu9 nit BET
Iusfebuug bon @emien .auf ben 6bben
oes &iefengebirges 31 maiden. Ollie
Werfu9e aber iGeiterten On Der uugee
beuren S6mierigfeit, bieie f9euen
5btere Der b69ften Mlpen lebenbig unb,
seiuno eIn5ufaugen. Dur6 3ufaa 1T
nun neuerbtngs benz gefber BON 8ies
berttetn, Germ bon Seder. elm lebenoi.
ger fetter @emsbod in Die Sdnoe eefal,
len, uno ba bei6lDB 9err BON Oeder,
bic 8emie als Sagbmilb i'm &ieIenge.
birge ein3uieBen. 5einen Bemiibun,
gen 1T bereits %seluuseu, Dem BOD eine
Seis 3uaugeielen, unb i'm 2aufe oes Mfoz
mats tameu bier3u mod elm Bod uno
3wei @eifen. Stir biefe Sbiere bat bon
Deder elm ca. 20 Morgen groBes Ges
lanoe beitimmt unb baKelbe f@ou nit
einem brei Meter boben 9rabtaaun etns
gei9lohen. Die @emien tammer
fdmmtli6 aus SibtDrol.
- Mus Wiesbaben, pobin ct fi@ Dor
einieen Sabreu mad Mieberlesung iets
11er Nopotatur suriidgejogen bate,
fommt Die Na9ri9t bon Dem Mbleben
bes ebemali9en Berliner Suiti3ratDes
Murel 6oItb,o f.. Ser 8eritors
bene mar cine in ben peiteiten &reiien
Der Berliner 8ep5lterung betannte unb
wegen feiner treffli@en Gbaraftereigeu.
f9aften bodgeiddBte unb beliebte Per<
f6nli6teit unb als tiberaus sepanbter
un6 berebter 8ertbeioiger iebr geiu9t.
Sein Saus, zines Der saafreieifen in
Berlin, NOR Der Sammelpuhtt BON Ser,
tretern aller beIeren Stdnbe unb als
folder in Der @etelf6aft gepiRermaBen
berlbmt. Mit Gerbinanb 2aHa1e mar
Suiti5ratb 9oltboff bur9 bic Banbe ins
niger Greunoi9aft eng berbunben; in
benz Drama, wel9es nit benz t,agii9en
@nbe 2af1ales ieinen AbIhluB inoen
ioate, bat aud Der 9abingefdiebene
feline &oQe gefpielt. Sufisratb 9olt.
bof, Der 5u @reifspalo seborert mar,
bat elm Nlter BON 70 Sabren errei6t.
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- Wie i9on friiber In ben Spalten
Der .6reien preHe" mitaetbeiIt nurbe,
bate 9err u. 8. GeBler nit mebreren
8ieb3i@tern iiber bic grri9tung elmer
cooperatiben &efriserators Nnitalt 3hd.
fpra@e genommer, an tpel@er f9 bic
6armer.I Qiana, bic geieqi@aft ber Qrs
beifsritter unb bic @ieb3i@ter gemeins
idaftti@ betbeili9sn folteu. Das beuts
f1e Organ ber Sarmer : Nlian3, bic
Seras rpoft", tbeilt ieBt nit, bob 9err
GeBler, als prdiibent bes aur NQiana
geb6renben Gabrif . 0erelns ber Wiebs
3it6ters Convention In Gainesville feis
men plan DDrselegt bat. unb oaB bon
Seiten ber Wieb3R@ter elm aus ben 9er'
rem 6. 6. Slaughter, $. 81. SapIor
unb s. %. Buffer 5uiammeugeiebtes
@omite ernarnt pDrber III, tpel@es mil
8ertretertt Der Nlian3 unb ber Mrbeits,
ritter. @eieli@aft bic &efriseratorfrase
tn Beratbung nebmen fol-.
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at bic sdwiubiudbt uubettbarq

Man Iefe Oas Ma9aebeabe: ySerr 6. S.
Worris in Meipart, Artanfas, iast: sd lag
an 2unsem . Mbicefen fdper oarnieoer, mno
meine Grsunbe unb Die aerste ertlarten mid
fir unbeilbar idtpinb 'idtis. Oa fling tA on,
Or. Sings neues S@minblu@tSmittel su ge.
brau@en. Sept babe i'd bic brittle Glafde uno
bin bereits int Stanbe, Die Irbeiten auf meiner
Garm pieber gu iiberpaden unb au beaufid-
tisen. SO 1T bic bette Webicin, bic es sebet
tamil"
Sefe MibSleipdrt in Decatur, Sbio, idreibt
yWenn i9 ni6t 81. Sings neues S9pinb.
inHts. Seilmittel sebraudt bate, tpare i'd fdon
lange ineinem 2%unsenleiben erIeaen. Die @erate
batten MID bereits aufsessben. Sest bin i'd
bel betem Bobliein."
@robeFai@en. fret in Der &potbets bon u.
Oreib.
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Eiue Oroinans
sur 4menbirung Der 3. Seftiou bes 80
2apitels Der rebibirten Srbinansen.

Set es berorbnet bur9 ben
Stabtratb Der Stabt San Intonio:
9aB bic 8. Seftipr bes 80. Rapitels
Der @taotorbinansen 10 anlenbirt tuerbe,
baB lie tpie folst lautet:
5ettiort3 3. Die Mdrfte, plaaas
unb anbere BldBe, tpel@e als Mdrtte
fir ben 8erfauf BON Gleii6, Gemtlen,
giern, Butter, @efhsel, 6ri1ten,
WiIopret unb irsenb Elm Garms ober
@artensY ro3uft -aus9enommen 0dute,
@ole, 8aumpole, Seu un6 Yeean.
ni0e-benubt tDerbeg, folen fur fol6e
3tpede bon 3 ubr Moreems bis 9 llbr
Morgens Donl erften Sage Beg Stat Biz
gum 80. Sage bes September ofen ge=
balten merben, un6 BON 4 ubr Mors
gems Bis 10 ubr Morgens nprl erffen
Sage bes Sttober big gum b~reiBigfien
Sage bes gpril zines ieben Sabres.
Na6 bieien @tunben burf feline perfon
auf ben Ylaaos gu benz 3uede berbleis
ben, um 1rgenb einen bet befagten UT
titel su pertaufen ober gum 8erfaui
anaubieten. Srgeub cine perfon, pel9e
trgenb etne 8efim mung bieier Settion
perlebt, foll zines 8ergebens f9uloig
befunben unb nod erfolgter 8erurtbeis
lung Dor BEN &etorber our 3ablune
elmer Celebrate bon ni6t weniser ala
finf unb ni6t mebr als 3meibunberi
Dollars perurtbeilt tperben.
Mnsenommen unb gebiligt am %.
Gebruar 1883.
~ Srpaa @aIIagban,
~ Masor.
8ei9einigt:
g. %, GIaubon, gitn Glerf.
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Oier3teiabrtee Grfahrnns elmer
alien 0Hdrfertn.

Mrs. @inslpms SOOtbins Shrup wirb
bon elmer Ger belten Doftorinnen unb ben
8Grterimnen in ben Ser. Staaten rer'
i4rieten. ST trurbe felt 40 Sobren BON
Wiuionen, BON Wattern unb Sinbern NIT
ME febfenbem GrfOlse setraudt, fotpObl
bon benz 6 Gage alien 8inbe, ME bon ers
watienen ain6ern. @r beieitiSt S@arfe
i'm Wasen, befreit bon Winbfclic ure res
sulirt bic @ebirme; ct perf4afft fur Sits
Der unb Wsatter 8rbe unb Wchlbehasen.
Wir slauben, baB Der SHrup bas bette
unb fderife Wittel 1T sesen DSienterie
uno Diarrhoe bel ainbern. sleidpiel Of
bur& 3abnen seruria&t cber bard anbe.
re rria&en. Cine Misunderstanding
pirp ieber Tlui&e beiseseben. Sc III
teins d&t, penn ni4t bus 6acfmile BON
Curtis u. Bertins uuf Der Iubenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen Npp.
tbeten su BADEN, bic Glai&e rs Gents.
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shr fSnnt tetnen einfun maden

aus einem, binnen, bifelnben DUDE mii mage.
rem Beinen unb elmer 8~aubenbruf. Nber Elm
Mann ober cine Grau, heusu cine fraftise Son.
~fitution beriast blieb, founen fd biefe bis su
.inem seuifen grobe berf9afeu, inbem fs
gmerifa's Saupt !. BeIebungsmittel, Sofet.
ter'8 Wasenbttter8, in reselmdbis
proportionirten unb auf einaaber foIeeuben
DOZEN anbaItenb e~innebmen. Den Nerben unb
Nusfeln bss Maseas berIeibt ienes pirffame
ard~ftiguneSmittsI Spannsraft nnb feinen BE.
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baSon III bolfdnbiee gerbnnuns anb sdn3li6e
@errertbuns Der epeiie. unb bic Istten aOIseu
finb 1lut, bas' rcidIi1 GtoFe bes MusfeI.
sspebes entbdIt, Elm s~eiunber appetit, IN.
eefdmaIerte 3a@trnbe unb sdnaIi9es aa6.
Ia0en ber usrs5fen Sbmptonie, bic f9 bel
ersrauten 5nbaliben ein3ufelen paegen unb
bon Semen nit 8orIiebe fir Ssmptome f9tperer
orsanif6er aronibeiten ansefeben unb BEN.
aemdb nit arteneieu bebanb.It pcrben. 8ei
aranibeiten Der Aieren uno Der BIafe, bic ffets
oubsrprbsntiiden ardftepsrIuf peruriaden,
unb sesen gertopfuuq, Giebrr unb taltes Gie.
Der nnb 2eberIt,ten sebrau@t bas Bittsrs.
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0aB He fiir ben ausge3ei9neten uub
bier i9on tdnsif gepfni9ten Sanbs
tein nus GaDette @puntp
bic Agentur ibernomnler baben. Die.
fer sanbtein, Der better ME ie6er arts
oere benz Geuer unb BEN Witteruness
einfiiRen mibernebt, eignet fid bei0ns
bers ftr Seitentpege, C~urbstones,
Stufen unb beionbers fir 2ir9bofsars
beiten. Grit benz @ranit an Gauer
glei6, aber bebeutenb biliger. 6iuters
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