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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
WHERE'S {.

The white people in the towns of Felicity
and New Richmond, in Clsrmont county
o are INDUCING in 5 general boycott Of
tie eolOred populscs. At Felicity 400
negro children have been driven from the
public schools. In New Richmond the
town:peOpls turned ont aud barred the
way Of the cOloTed children going to school,
ssSaultiDg them and sending them home
The cclored psople have decided to resort
10 legal proceedings 10 Rssert their rights,
and having procured indictments against
the Iiogledders. = race war of the intensest
bitterness has been stirred up. Mobs of
whites have perpetrsted numerous assaults
on their colored felloW-citizsns, and have
stoned their houses aud churches. Whites
have discharged their colored servants and
are refusing u have their washing dons by
negro women. At New Richmond the
cOlored children were allowed to enter the
school but they were given the back seats
and their presence was ignorsd by the
teacher. Two colored men brought suits
for damages against the school board and
teachers, but prominent citizens declare
that no power short Of g regiment of soldiers
Gao compel them to recede from their posi-
ton.
II such q state Of affairs were to exist in
any Southern commonwealth, We shuddeI
to imsgins what would be the intellectual
condition Of all the byper-loyAl editors up
north, particularly Fire-eater SHIPHERD
of tine Nal and Express, of New York,
which but q few days sgo had a Northern
army equipped ready 10 send South 70
''trSmpls down the crops and spread ruin.
There would be a general cry for q mill
tary occupation to secule the black man in
the safe and stable enjoyment of his rights.
But now that the sacred Republican soil OF
Ohio is the sc-ne Of Ostracitm and persseu-
ton, not one word is heard either in sor-
SOW or anger, in rtbuks or depreciation.
The nsgcO-baitsrs of Clermont county may
eIterminate the cOlored ~pOpulace, appar-
entity, without exciting an unkindly word
from the leaders of Republican public
opinion.
Where's FirC-Rlarm FORAKER and Field
Marshall HALsTEAD? Where's SHEPHERD
and his Northern bayonets?"
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4 PAPAL LETTER
ConcsrninG italian Emigrants 10 America
The Temporal Power Agitation.

SOnCoEnluk VI GuAlS nuts ~
The Temporal Power Agitation.
ROME, December Is. T OSserrdtOre
Romano publishes the Pops's letter to the
Bishops in America with reference to the
care of Italian immigrants. This letter
says: The Pope deplores the fact that many
Italians, forcsd by poverty to emigrate,
find themselves in q wOTss position than
ever in America. Great danger attends
their souls, both during the voysge and on
their arrival, owing to tie difficulty OF
meeting priests speaking Italian. Being
much PIE occupied with these facts, the
Pope charged the congregation De Props.
ganda Eide to study the two-fold question
of how to promote both the religious
and the mateIill welfare of the emigrsnts,
and it had been decided to despatch
priests from Italy to localities. inhabited
by Italian emigrsnts.
The pope declares that it will afford him
great satisfaction ii the American bishops
will facilitate the task OF these priests by
referring 10 the propaganda in regard to
any changes required in their sacred
duties. His holiness concludes with a
benediction upon the bishops, clergy aud
faithful in America.
The Rif0rmd formally denies the state.
meut of the clerical journals that the gov
eminent has instructed its agents abroad
to endeayor TO combat the Catholic agita-
ton in favor OF the restoration of the pope's
temporal rover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15

,,sry contributed
a the editor OF
,,Its ze5t to life
.,ohsre habitable
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DIED.

SILVEY-On Thursday, December II, lSSS, at
4:3U p IN, VIRGINIA MAY SILNEY.
Funeral services at the residence OF her
parents, Nc. 1876 Sixteenth street, Sunday after
noon at $50 o'clock. Friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to a,terd. lntcrment pri'
Tate.
EURNER-Ou Wednesday. December II, lSSS,
at 9: rs O'Clock p. m. J DAVID HUESER, aged a
y,ars, IL months aud II days.
Funeral from from his late residence, No. IO
South York street, island, sunday, December lG,
at 2 O'Clock y m. Interment at Nj. Wood Gem
etery. Friends are invited to attend.
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Fraud In Upshur.
Bucthaaaoa Banntr.

Ffaud Fraud :! Fraud :! Is all We
read in the papers of to-day. We had not
taken much stock in this kind Of journal
ism until we were forced to believe 1t, for
right here in ~law-abidiDg, God-fearing
Upghur we hear Of men wno voted who
had no more right to vote in this county
than a Mexican Getze." Psupers were
voted 10 at least three places, and at French
Creek, Bescher Phillips was allowed to
vote when ke hid not been in that district
sixty days. We are informed that the
Prosecuting Attorney will have but little
trouble in proving these facts by the best
men in the county, ami it is clearly his
duty to proct Ell against them according to
Law. Let rs bavs 4 pure ballot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15

against the
litted in two
ing TO bring
lRtEWgeReeT
70 light the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
THE Y ACTOR.
The Homs Made Article Objects TO The
Enragr, EranH

The HOms Made Article Objects to the
Foreign Grand.
WASHINGTON, December Is. - Louis
Aldrich, Hartly Moore snd Lewis N. San
ger, a committee repre- ,entiug the Actors
Order Of Friendship, appeared before the
Fo't COMMITTEES on lnye ,trg8tiop of Iumi-
grafton to-day and asked that the contract
labor Law be amended 80 a. 10 include pro
fessiOnal actors and musicians smorg the
classe5 prohibited from entering the
United States under q labor contract. They
did not, tie committee sIid, Object to the
p, }euCe Of stars, but to the host Of minor
they brought with them, and to the
cheap grade Of foreign ecOr5 whom Amer
icaa managers in ported solely because OF
their ChaaDueSS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
DETERMINED DAKOTA.
Lees Than Statehood Will Satisfy

NothicE Lees Than Statehood VIII Satisfy
Her People.
CHICAGO, December. ia dispatch
from Bismarck, Oak says: Communica.
tious Rave bten received here from the Ter
rItoriss OF Wyoming, Montana and Wash
ingIo0, calling uppn the leaders in Dakota
to take steps toward the holding of an in
er-Territor;sl convention, which will act
in tbe iutsrest of admission for all the Ter
ritOIiss that are properly equipped for
Statehood. 1t is quite likely that such a
convention will be held. Dakota is one
grand mass-meeting st present, snd will no
remain until he becomes u State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
READY FOR WHITE CAPS.
A valiant Parson who Proposes to DefSnC
HImaalI

A valiant PArsOn Who Proposes to Defend
Himself.
ROCKFORD, Ill December 13.-Rsy
Mead Holmes slep. Tuesday night with 3
brscs of reyolyers under his PILLOW in An
t~icipation of q promised visit from tie
White Caps. lie ssys that no threAte will
induce him to resign from the City Coun-
ell, and that if any n undertook to st.
tack him, he would be Teldy to defend
him,e elf. He added that if the liquor men
were planning any Haddock affair in
Rockford, he would undertake to say that
he would prove no easy victim, and that
any attempt of the kind would certIinly
result in the refusal Of all liquor licenses
10 Rockford.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
Tut, Tut, Brethren, None of This.

II the Hon. Charles Edgar Hogg should
ever get L. il his head to be q candidate for
- State or district Office Re will be called
upon to- exPlaiu why it was that Judge
jackson ran $50 votes behind the Demo
cratic ticket in Mason county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15

~ "l.'.s Of commits
mN p" % ance o. law,
" u aintes com.
% o.a'es " Democratic
red ami the ballots
the wal. OF the people.
haEahsaDancd . .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
Stylish FuTS, MuRs, BoaS and StoIes,

consisting OF Black aud Natural Lynx, Monkey,
Bear, Seal and Imitation Seal.
ANY thing you want in Dress Goods from l2i3C.
Z 1 81 M ne = y ard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
After the FIeSh Pots.

VIZ FFyTIII IfIIs.
John Homer Holt has become a citizen
of West Virginia once more, having located
in Grafton. We suppose Johnny will now
be gwen an opportunity to taste the flesh
pots of Egypt" He conld not CAT an ofics
under the Democratic administrati &c, 70
he tipped over to the Republican party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
No More kiekers.

MIR NdT.
The Legislature will meet 10 Charleston
the s.cond Wednesia in January. We
hops that the people have elected none bu.
Democrats who will stmd to the lifelong
customs Of their party. We do not want
I any more kickers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
Done by Free Doodle.

The figures show that free wool did not
in ore the Democrats 10 Ohio. They gained
in the wOOl-growiUg districts. 1t Wa free
"bsoIlen that did the business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
TRUSTEES SALE
ROney's Point Property

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID to me Is trustee, by August HelmbeFgeT,
trustee, and Catherine Heimberger, bearing GaLe
on the 18th day OF November. A. iSs4' anu ~.
corded in the office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court for Ohio county, West Virginia in Deed OF
trust Book No. p, pages 523 and 5I, Will pro
ceed to sell at public sale, 81 the mont uoor oilne
CJnrt House, for said Ohio county, in the city
Of Wheeling, on
Wednesday, january Is, 1889,
commanding at ten O'Clock q. m the fol lowing
described property. that is 70 say: Two certain
tracts or parcels Of land lying and being IN In
adelphia District, Ohio county, west virginia,
bounded and described Is follows, 70 vii: The
d,tl lot beginning at a stake on the aoe Of the
National road, corner VIM. A. Garrison; thence
down the eide Of the National road south TO-
west ~ poles, crossing creek 10 stake thence
south 50 east 50 poles 70 stake; tnen"e leaSlng
me National road north 4Ge west lS.5 poles TO
red OAK: thence north 500 west 5 poles 70 apple
tree: thence north l9Lo west 80 poles 70 stake;
thence north 50 east 81 poles 70 sugar tree; thence
north Il9tH east 1890 poles, crossing creek 70
stone corner to W. A. Garrison; thence with his
llue south SO east 1885 poles to the place OF De
ginniug containing ten no. acres. more or less
The second lot beginning at the south pier o.
the railroad bridge, crossing Little "heeIng
creek: thence down the side of the rsilToad
south 10 east 60 poles TO stake; thence leaving
railrUad south 100 east 3 poles 70 stske; thence
north lOo west l. poles to stake In bed OF creek;
thence up the creek north 2lo east ~ poieS 70
Axe L0t0GG g - fNN
thence north 40 west ll.$6 poles 10 the place OF
beginning, containing two ~ acres more or less,
together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon and the sppuStenances thereunto be
LONGING. being the same properly conveyed 70
said August HeimberRer as trustee for said Cath,
crime Hsimberger. by Valentine Heinherger and
wife BY deed dated February 9th, 1873, and re.
corded In Deed Book No. co, page 81 OF the land
ecords Of said Ohio county.
TERMS OF SALE-Oneh half or as much more
the purchaser may elect 10 pay, caSh in hand
on da1 OF sale, the balance, II any, in two equal
payable IN one and two years re-
Ipecdvely from the day OF sale, the purchaser to
give hts notes, bea,ing interest rom the DAY OF
PAYABLE annually, for the said de'erred install.
menus, ami 10 give q deed OF trust, duly &C
EnoEledged and recorded, on said property TO
,ecure me payment OF the 'aid notes and, also,
% insure the dwelling on said property for the
,erm OF not less than two years IN 3 Sum OF not
.ess than $500, in some good and reliable tnsur-
nee company, 10 be approved by said trustee,
he policy or policies OF insurance 10 be trans
erred 10 the trustee for the benefit OF the trust.
henry NJ. RUSSELL, Trnsiee.
W, II. HALLER, Auctionser. deld '
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More squabbIss Please.

Will it be Senator Kenna or will We
have the Camden warfare over again? We
hcps the text Legislature will not get into
asOther such a squabble, whoever the
Senator may be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
The ssBtlmsnSIn Gilmsr.

The press has it that Henry G Davis
gsntg 10 be elected U. s. Senator in the
room of John L. Kenns. Give rs KennS
every time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
FOR RENT.
In Reilly Block, Corner Market
aud Fourteenth Streets.

THE ELEGANT HALL on THE FOURTH
j floor. covering the whole 'u'lding. and now
occupied 10y the Knights OF 81. George. This is
a large and fine Hall, ART snd well Ii. hted, and
suitable Ior Associations, pnhllc meetings and
the ike. II not leased by the year il will be fur
nished and rented by the week or day Rs may be
desired This hall will be hereafter known Is
"Lyceum Hall" with entrance on Fourteenth
street Possession inst nett April.
Ado. Office Rooms Nos. 6 and y On third floor.
Possession al once.
Also. once Rooms Nos |. 8 and 4 on second
floor. Possession Of No. 3 a. once, and Nos. l and
iAprl 7.
Also, Basement Saloon under SChnepf's Drug
Store. Possession FIST next AprL
The entire building Is substantially construct.
cd, and has all modern conyenienceS, including
city and natural gas
These rooms will be rented on reasonable
terms. For further particulars apply To
n. REILLY,
delS 1909 and ISL Main Street
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GEO.. R, TAYLOR & CO.

DLmUyrmo THos p. SIMPSON, wssh.
ihgton, d. c. No atty's fes
until Patent n obEsinsd
Wrts FIR Inventors Guide. spls
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together.

Tlrr Rg5ISrEg ,Ays only az tcouoclaS. would
want ID, abandon The name West Virginia. An
.eouoc,a,t is an tIoi breaker. "A REGISrES
,svass WAS u,lG,I 20 Us i!o,>. aud the iahHt
.r..r never ls3 ruca ~,5mprnciion in SePs'
r-.,r il rrtnrrs,.v from is Gals. gOds. The Rae
,rER should read tr, dictionary -hatAtgnor.
We beg orr hypsrcriticA Coa'enPorary's
pardon, hut it Is, for some reason, evil
IDENTIFY, slightly hJposd. II West Viz
yipn, ia the R~EGIsrEu's idol" and this
We don't dispute, Whist right has the Intel
Fgracrr {, attempt to smash that idol?
And il it does attempt the idol smashing
isn't it iconoclss, enough to satisfy even
its literal, a, B., c mind? Furthermore, We
.obie,s, seriously, 70 the La'ihgeHeer calling
the RE,IsrEE's "!doH' u false god, and We
hereby serve notice that We shall continue
10 worship at the shrine CT West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
and Tbront Disorders

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.-"Hay never
changed my mind respecting them, exceptIthinE
better of that which l began thinking wei! Of
RI. Hs,ayJ Uari BssrhSr. Gold only in boxes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
tis are We won't do sDytbiuA

AEEW days 2 8 eOlored gentleman,
the Rev. Mr.. PoNDENTER, Of Ohio, 3
member OF the forestry commission, was 3
guest at one of the foremost hotels Of At
lanta, Ca, aud made friends of sl who
met him. He was much more fortunate
IN his tredment than one Of tic Southern
sslSred delegates 10 a church congress that
met in Detroit not long ago, who had to
hasten away from Cadillac, Mich, because
nc hotel there would entertain him TO
either food or lodging. Yet Cadillac
claims TO be a good Republican town
where the "ostacsm" Of the negro in the
south IS furiously hmeuted wherever =
few members of the <. Q. P. are gathered
49,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
MIR. VIEWS

A geutlamlu. not named, bat spoken Of
As a irieud OF Mr.. RANDALL says that the
grsat commouer Of Pennsylvania regrets
most profoundly the deisat OF Mr. CLEvE-
LAND aud adds that the President has not
a mors ardent admirer in the country.
Tns SANE authority says that Mr.. RAN
DALI thinks tha: Nr CLEVELAND is ''too
much of q statesman and not enough Of a
politician" aid that he made an error infol-
own Nha ~Aviee of iue experienced lSlers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
OF 2. NOTICE,
WHAT YOU WANT TO BUY
CHRISTMAS

Ladies' Linen. Csmbric Embroidered Haudker.
chiefs at 25r, zoe, 751, sl.00 aod $50.
Gentlemtn'S Hemstitched Linen Handkerchief
extra fine, = cents esCh.
Gentlemen'S IIemstitChed |, itial, all Linen,
Handkerchief, p cents each.
Gentlemen's CRAM White Six Muflers, fine, at
81 VI. Sl.5J and 500.
Lace Bed Sets, with Shsms TO match, g 90, $3.50
and $500.
Eicercown Quilts at $3.50, $40 90 and Sl2.CO each.
Fine MaHeilles Quilts, ~ 50, $500, $3.50 and Si.0O
each.
Lace Curtains at 500. $3.50. 500, $40, $500
500 per pair.
Chenille PcrtIerS It 5000 per pair, former price
Slh.G.
Tu key ked Table Cloths, boardered all around,
81 yards long for sl.OJ each.
Tapestry Table Covers a at nc, 81 at So, ca
GsleO, and 81 al sl.:5. These are lower than
ever before sold.
Silk Umbrellas. with Gold and Silver Handles,
~ 500, 1925, $3.50, $500 aud upwards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15

I'll might with point remark to the
States Take a fellow Of your siza
BIOGRAPHICAL error in the footings
.sIsrER's table giving the full
tie made General FIsK's vote
Ave been 1868.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
Hsut advertisements.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAN HAVE
II sam by calling al this once and paying for
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EOR SALE-sAI DON DOING BUSINESS
II OF Sl7.M TO 1S5 90 per day Inquire at THIS
ONCE. del5esoq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15

UTANTED - COOK GOOD GERMAN
w woman to 90 ccoEi z 4 good home and
good wages offered. Apply 10 1872 Water street.
city Cel5l
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W EVANS

To- Fourth YIr-
HON serted that
d to nd a colored
AT 4 Republican
" Free Lomcr
&Akei by Mr..
Z. by him
y MERCER
e,ligeat, re-
men Of his
ection this
MAHONE's
be negro
So should
rislency Of
WIT.
3 amusing
t end man
ic minstrel
the more eN.
eIirely uneon-
1Iv.as sr.ist TEo
loT fraud and
n he bowling
a. To, top of his
ry al.-.so Of eoum,s
ants, 80 Iersnce OF law
" III. ,a,ntss com.
Ollie, " Democratic
red ami the ballots
.he wa, OF the people.
~s~AAaNPsned.
thar w in the
-. depcscat:ng any
-e,ic party has OF cry
ttni. lt never took a
arsno~lsdged defeat
The past quarter OF a
-,,sn. The charges
his state come prin-
leaders and press,
rtbsr on, and still
ruclatingly fan
and resumes
against the
lifted in two
ing TO bring
IgkA3gdlecr
70 light the
siug sslEeon-
,re8Sed into the
Issry contributed
IS the editor OF
lparts zest to life
sphere haOitable
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15

ToR %sALE-GOOD TEAM OF B0RSEs,
II ! ouble Harness and WsgOn. JOHN NC
GLUMPHY. Martins Ferry. Ohio. del2a
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TNoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, WITH
II or without board. Inquire at 1853 Market
street. west tide. oeloll6
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OFFICE

rppoint none
vr Of either
Q or one sec
he ides that
are 70 be
lawiSe peju-
hOsh. Col
ouUtry, who
90 the sue
urn men Of
rrhre with as
~ p'lreSt
race. Would
Harrison 10
imply hetauSe
nos lUgiHiU
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LADIES' and CHILDRETS CLOAES

Marked down to prices that will make them
move quickly.
zee our bargains in Dress Ginghams, Il yards
for s, GO, former price l2i &C. a yard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15

the Demo
tier shape
it had held
tpOned the
position to
reform and
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THOUGHTFUL SANTA CLAUS.
A WORD OF WARNING

There are many white soaps, each represented to be q" ust as good as the 'yOry""
they ARE NOT, but like an eOuntthts, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities OF
the genuine. Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting.
Copyright 1855. by Proctor L Gamble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15

ATTIC party has OF cry
"a Z. never took =
a~rsnoxlsdged defeat
,ne past quarter OF
-,,sr,. The charges
his state come prin-
leaders and press,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28
sSenn Sbr cimen slmial befiirdtet

bon Gieber unO taltem Gieber ODER @aIlea,
8e@ielfeber, 10 nebn. Cure 8uFu6t aidt su
Gbintn, eiuem berfdlimmernben unb beroerb.
lidlen Dtebifamert, bas bieIe aonifitutionen
rninirt Bat @enbet obne @ersua elm Sell.
mittsl an, bcs bic leitenoen gerste Mmeriias
fsit ldnser ala oreibis Sabren embfoblen baben
80 tetter's Magenbitters. ehIei.
denbes Bedielfeber iinb @lilstersr0seruns
ipsroen ebenio, tuie Die edten 6ieberarten BON
Malaria burd baTelbe ldneu seIinber.. uno
t9ltefltd au8aero' ct. Sn ben Sropen, no
Gieber oieier strt bjsar.iser aIS in Der gema6ia.
ten Sone itmb, BOT iid) Sofetfets 81 a.
genbitters einen + als pirtfames @rd.
beptib' uno Seilmi E! eruorben, ben Die 4on-
turren3 nibt bot beein :d9 .aen t0nnen = i'm
gesentheil, nod au befeE.sen losar beisetra9en
bat. Storanaen bes Magens unb bsr Gin.
asueioe, beionOers fothe, tuelde cine Golse bon
Ntalaria finb, perben our6 baiielbe 5dIsunigft
aelinaert Nierenbel9perben. Rteumatismus,
9ersoftat nnb SdlafoFsteit, aobfreiben unb
Sertopfnng tpeiden bor tbm. slppeiit {otpobl
isie S@laf peroen burd bafIeIbe bermebrt.