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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16
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A Boom for the Lemon

IL 0SOu III GuO lIOulUu
81 was just thinking" said Dir.
John E. Gilman IN SATURDAYS
Chicago Times, chow foolish poo
pie are. About an hour 500 ! had
occasion to visit s neighboring drug
store. AT the soda-fountun conn
ter there was score of men, wo-
men and children, mDst of them
drinking decoctions containing
phosphoric acid. elf the public
were aware of the dangers that &C
company the use of phosphoric
acid it would not be in such COM
mon use. When people use phos-
phoric acid to excess, as they are
now doing at the soda founts, it
tends to exhaust the entire nervous
system, producing weakness and
debility, which are characterized
by apathy and torpidily of the
mind and body. Continued use of
this acid will be productive of diar-
rhea and inability to resist disease.
Every draught of air will superin-
duce cold. Finally it will affect
the bones and then-we)l, the jig
is up"
What are the special symptoms,
doctor"
Complete indifference to every
thing. A person has to whip him
self up to effect a purpose"
What drinks is this acid found
ia in the largest quantities?'
"Acid phosphate, Malto, and all
nerve foods"
"What would you advise the pub
lie to quench its thirst with durin G
the heated term2"
Lemons by all means. They are
very healthy and good not only for
allaying the thirst but will cure a
multitude of disorders. The juice
of the lemon contains citric acid.
Acids as rule decrease the acid
secretions of the body and increase
the alkaline. Citric acid, which is
the acid of lemons and oranges fol
instance, will diminish the secre-
tions of the gastric juice but in
creases very materially the secre-
ton of saliva. The very thought OF
a lemon is sufficient to make the
mouth water. Thirst in fever is not
always due to lack of water in
the blood. 1t may be due in part
to a lack of the secretion of the sa-
Iva. When lthe mouth is dry
and parched the acid will in
crease the saliva. When acid is
given for the relief of dyspepsia il
should be taken before eating
Lemon juice drank before meals
will be found very advantageous as
preventive to heartburn"
"What do think of lemons?
echoed F. S. Snow, one of the larg-
est buyers of this succulent fruit il
the country. "They are one of the
greatest blessings that God evel
bestowed upon u.s."
How many are used in the Uni
ted States in weeks time?
"About 100000 boxes. Eacf
box contains from 800 to $50 lem
ons. New York is the distribu
ting point. They range in price
according to the condition of the
temperature. Oftentimes the prices
of lemons vary evensmore than thu
fluctuations of the wheat market
To-day they are selling for So
box, which is not quite 2 cent
apiece"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

Hugh M. Brooks, alias Maxwell
was hanged in the st. Louis
Jail yard Friday morning, 10th inst.
for the murder OF his friend, Charles
Arthur Preller, in room 149 of the
Southern Hotel, Sunday, April 6
1885. The history of this dread
full crime is familiar to all ncwspa.
per readers. It will be remembered
that Maxwell chloroformed his com
psnion and after he was dead
packed him away in trunk and
tried to remove the remain but the
crime was detected and the murder
err has, by the influence of English
relatives and friends, delayed the
execution up to Friday. He MUIR
dered his friend for his money.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

At Milledgeyille, Ga, an old dar
key discovered . bpszard sailing 30
high as to look like q mers speck in
the sky, and said: "See dst buzz
zard way up or yoner?" After
straining our eyes hard we replied
yes. SWELL" said the aged man,
"hits gwrlne to turn cold; rEe ne
Der seed it ter fail. When buzzard
fly high in summer. hits gwine tel
be cold. boss" 1t two hours after
clouds appeared in the west and
there vas Oh enge of ten degrees in
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16
The champion woman fisher of

The champion woman fisher of
the season is Miss Lottie r. Max
well of birmingham. On Thurs
day last, in company with Mr.. Met
calf and guide. she walked from
the fifth mile-post on the Mount
Washington carriage road and the
west branch Of the Peabody river
in the ravine known as the "Gulf oil
Mexico" between Mount Wash
ington and Adams, aud Gshed the
river down to Qsgood's Falls, and
thence walked to the Glen House.
The start was made at 3 o. m,
and the Glen House WAS reached A.,
8: 80 p. m. The result of the catch
was senenty four trout for Miss
Maxwell and seventy seven for Mr.
Observation-Disclosures Times.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16
Devastating Fire at Chattanooga.

SFHF'$s-e.fS T. o"
Chattenoog a had 100000 fire
Thursday morning. Half a square
Of business houses were destroyed
and five men killed by falling walls
Among the list of losers by the fire
we norice the name of the firm Of
r )senau & Crutcfield, wholesale
dry goods, loss $4,000. Mr.. Lee
Rosensu, formerly of Pulaski, is tine
Rosenau in this firm. A high wind
prevailed at the time and the fire
companies were powerless.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

1t is said that the republicans Of
Tennessee have advised Capt. John
c. Dougherty member OF the nation
al republican committee from Ten
nessee, and secretary of the COM
mlttee, that in their opinion it would
be folly to send money into Tonnes
see With the hope of carrying it. Il
is given up by republicans in Ten
nessee, that there is no hope for the
g. o. p. here this year, and that the
money had better be sent to state:
where there is a fighting chance.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

The only danger to the demo-
cratic success this year is that over
confidence may produce apathy
We should arouse ourselves. The
truth is we feel ourselves so much
like having a walk over that we
cannot buckle down to work as we
should. And many field has been
lost by Indifference. The great
point for the democracy to always
bear in mind and keep uppermost il
that defeat means negro domino.
tion.-S allatip Examiner.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16
The Senatorial Contest.

Elk Chancellor Mcdowell in a
communication which was recently
published in the Memphis Appeal
makes suggestion that, in view OF
the heat and feeling growing out OF
the senatorial tcontest, is likely,
that paper thinks, if adopted by the
legislative convention to give gen.
eral Satisfaction, assure the full
strength Of the party at the polls
and prevent anything indifference
or lukewarmness or a division OF
the party into hostile camps in the
face Of the enemy. The judge pro
poses that the question of prefer
ence for senatorial candidates be
dismissed altogether from the leg
islatiVe canvass and that each voter
make his wishes known at the bal
lot box on the day of election by
writing or having printed at the
bottom of his ticket the name OF
his candidate for the United States
senate. In this way the democrat
ic party would escape the pains
and penalties of personal
sonal politics." and the friends oil
the senatorial candidates have a
fair and free opportunity of ex.
pressing their preference. A vex
ing question would thus be removed
from our local politics, and there
would be nothing to distract the
general public attention fr9m the
Important questions at issue be-
| tween the two great parties. 10
plan so simple and feasible, so fall
and just, no one can offer 8 reason
sonable objection, and We invite th'
hearty cooperation of all Democrat
in helping to have it carried into of
feet. If it is not, and NEITHER o
the other plans mentioned by Judg'
Mcdowell are enforced, the danger
so briefly stated by that gentleman
are likely TO be entailed to the in
Ijury, perhaps defeat of the party
|
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

Speaking of the Emperor Kwang
Su, note that although his majes-
tvs marriage has been deferred, a
harem has been already formed, the
empress regent having selected six
concubines for him. This is con
sidered very modest allegiance in
China, but as the imperlal youth is
only IL years Of age, Westerns
will be inclined to regard him a
quite sufficiently provided for
London Figara.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16
Sticks to His Bafty,

Judge Cantrell, the well-known ju'
rist and prohibltionist, refuses to be
led off into the third party. He op-
posed the resolution in the con
ference at Nashville last week to
carry the Alliance into the third
party. He remarked that he was g
temperance man and prohibition
isl but he was a democrat also and
would not desert the colors of the
democratic party. There are many
ardent prohibitionists in Tennessee
who will d. just like Judge Cantrel
and not few of them in Giles coun
ty,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

"Humph," said a Chicago girl
contemptuously. "The talk abou
Boston culture and education.
don't think much of it."
why notw
81 had a cousin from Boston Wis
ting me a short time ago. l enter
tianed her the best / could; tool
her to the baseball game every day.
"And wasn't she cultured or cd.
ucated?"
"Well, 1 should say not. Sh
couldn't even keep score"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

II is very we'll for the people to
know that the penalty for rsfusing
to answer the census takers, who
will make their rounds in 1890, is
500, and for preside its of corpor-
ations the punishment is $4,000
fine and year in Jail.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

Capt. Tom Hanlon, of Indiana,
who is an Irishman, says that very
many Of the men of his race who
supported Mr.. Blaine will vote
against Gen. Harrison, who in the
Senate violently opposed the con-
firmation of numbers of Irishmen
nominated by Mr.. Cleveland to va
GUS places of trust.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

The Indiana republican conven-
ton at Indianapolis, Wednesday, or
ganized with Hon. VIM. A. Calkias
as chairman. Gen. A. P. Hovey
present congressman from the first
district, was nominated for governor
on the first ballot, and Rev. Ira j
Chase for lieutenant Governor.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

1t is enough to make a morta
tired-tired, to see the way in which
some of our so called democratic
papers and speakers discuss TIE
everlasting, never ending. always
beginning tariff question, can't we
prevail upon them to let up during
the balance of the heated termkupor
this interminable question?-Tri-
bune and Sun
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

Gen. Hovey, nominated by the
Indiana republicans for Governor,
was formerly dem ocratic officehol-
der and tariff reformer. Now he
is Just the other wav.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

1t is possible that James G..
Blaine will again occupy a seat in
United States Senate. His friends
say he can get it if he wants it, and
40 doubt he wants il.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

Ex- Governor Porter positively re-
fuses to run on the republican tick
ct in Indiana in order to carry Har-
rison through. Porter knows he
can't be elected with Harrison to
carry. Under this state of ia cts
the Courier Journal says HARRISON
must withdraw.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

The georgia democratic conven-
ton met last Wednesday and dis
patched business in hurry. All
the present state officials were re-
nominated by acclamation and the
st. Louis platform and Cleveland's
tariff message we're endorsed.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16
Like the Brook.

Wife-Do you think Mr.. Sherman
if defeated at Chicago, will be can
didate four years from now?
Husbaud-O, yes.
Wife-He may not live.
Husband-That won't make any
difference.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

Altogether, the Courier Journal
feels moved to remark that it. is 60
ing TO be very cold fall for repub-
licans in Indiana.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

Michigan only pays her govern
or ST. 600 year and che seems to
like it. He is candidate for re-
election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

Ground was broken last week
near Shelbyville on the new railroad
the C, a.. B land hands are at work.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

Two young men named W. w
Thompson and G. H. Opdike ar
rived here to-day, having walked
from New York to Montreal, 42t
miles, in eighteen and one-half day s
They rested at Saratoga three day.
making fifteen and one-half days OF
actual walking. They are art stu
dents in Wesley College at Bridge
port, Conn, and sons of clergymen
They will walk from here through
White Mountains to Portland, Me.
and thence take train for home
They experienced great hunger dur
ing a portion of their journey wher'
hatitations were scarce.-Montrea
Special to Boston -Heral.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16
MUSTANG IMMINENT

MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT cures PILES,
OLD SORES, CAEED BRKAsTs-lill INFLAMMATION. 4
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16

Health Officer Gait. of Louisville,
advises moderate, if not frugal diet.
and, above all, cleanliness dur
ing the heated term, as pre-
venitve of sunstroke. Over exertion
should be avoided as much as pos
sible, as should, also. exposure to
the sun about midday. AS rem
edy,Dr. Gait suggests cold applica-
tions the head, friction of the limbs
mustard plaster upon the upper part
of the abdomen, and when the pa
tient can swallow, the internal lad
ministration of stimulants. To the
above excellent suggestions as to
preventiVes The Courier Journal
adds one mcre-don't drink any
thing stronger than iced tea.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16
EB. H. ALTERNATELY,
Surveyor,
WILL attend promptly for all calls for
w surveying in any part OF Giles. Call
on me near Pulaski or address me at Pu-
laski. l-5-tf

FRED. STOCK. Brick Layer. Orders
for job work on chimnoys, hesrths, eis-
'rns, setting CRATES, etc promptly execu-
ted. Also plastering. Low ratios. 9fobtt
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beutf6 : feinbli6e Mgitatiou babe tie
%notbpenhig gema6t. IS lieae i'm Su.
terefie ni9t hur beg heutfden &ei6es,
ioaoern Der Glfdifer ielbf, bielen Mubs
lereien entf@ieben entBegen sl treten.
Sie Eegierung nerbe ME anIteben,
ibre pfi6t gu ibun, la6e aber lire
6anoiungen gerne Dor Der 8~oltspertres
tung beiprehen.
Ser Soeialifteupro3eB in poien
gegen Slabensfp, @ilfopsft, Ronos
iuusti, Merfoniti, Sanii9etpsfi 1T be-
enbigt. 0ie l1rtbeile lauteten ouf
ourdi6nittli9 2 Sabre @efdneniB.
gier Nneere tuurben freisefproben.
Die Stabt 9anburg 3dblt had
ben neueiten @rmittluneen 1872, 518
G%imwobner. Sic 3unabme betrug i'm
berHohenen Sabre 3,05 prosent gegeu
PA pro3eut i'm Sabre 1886. SSn BEN
lebten 3ebn Sabren fiieg bic BebDltes
rung UNI 27,76 Prn3ent.
@nsber belgii6en @renae fanb elm
Nuel apifden einem heuii9en unb eis
mem frau36fi6en Offsier ipegen elmer
BEN 5ran5oien berpanotsn Dame 1tatt.
Ser Deutf9e tpurbe get6btet.
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lteB ii6 Elm erIt feits8 Saaeu eingeifellter
&ecrut, ser our@ feinen grereier : Sc
freiten big aufs 8lut gepetnigt tpuroe,
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binreiBen, ieinem 8orgeieBten nbor
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Sbrfeige gu berieben. Golgenoe bars
barii@e @trafe traf ben l1nslidliden
fur feline idbr5ornige 9anbIuns: Stunt
Sabre nn6 5tpei Mo@en @efdnsniB, 8
Sabre ginreibung unter Bic Gtrdflinge,
ioipie NusFoBung aus Der Grmee.
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sHrTerfauft Don NpotbeferH, Is @ts
6afarrb,A mr.
q ..

Mus MdIber, @oajaIss COUNT,
bon gDletis in Depitt @DnntD unb BON
Iictoria tperben i9mere Reeensiife be-
ri1tet; ON lebtgenannten plaBe 1T Der
&egen fab u~HausgeieBt go Gtunoen
lang g~efallen. Set 20 Sabren, bsiBt
Is in benz Beri9t, lei Elm oerarttger
fin%tfutbartiger &egen ni6t mebr oagez
mefen.
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Greumoe Der MdBigteit", In Dallas fam
Elm Brief oes Sol. $. 0apnes bon
9renbam our 8erlsiuns. III wsI6em
Dieier fagt: u@s bereitet mir groben
G9mer3, oaB i9 mid s~estunngen tebe,
bic Wittbeilung gu MAIDEN, baB uafer
Drben in ben lebten Monaten ilur 8es
rinsen ober gar teinen Jortidritt ges
maHt Dot; in Der $bat f6leppt ct fi9
r,ur nod chen 10 bin, tuenu er ni6t gar
in Der Mbnabnle begriffen lit. Sic leBte
p~robibitions : Gampagne bat cine febr
i1dbliGe Mirfung auf unieren Srben
geibt unb Der uitgliidli9e NusgGttg Der
probibitions : 8etpegung Bot basu ges
6tent, bic MutbIOfgfeit unter ben Wfits
gliebern nod INNER GROCER 5u MAIDEN.
IS 1T unniib, fi9 in Sbeorien itber bic
@riinbe gu ergeben; tpas i'd mittbeile,
1T 9batfa9e
gei 2anling, 6 Meilen bitIi6 bon
2onebiep, III ein 5ro9t3ug pom Ges
Ieiie geIaufen, unb bier bon ben Mnge'
1tellten fin6 mebr ober minber Derlebt.
Die 8eranlaHung gu benz unglddsfaa
CAB cine f1abbafte mei9e.
- Sn Seymour, BaplOr gountp,
bot fi9 cine Mttiensefegidaft gebilbet,
bie cine Wei3enmiible NIT Wal3borri9'
iung bauen tpirb, uub in @leburae,
Sobnfon Count, LIT es int Werfe, elite
@ifengieBerei unb Wai9inenfabrif,
bic $40, 900 fofen pirb. an~3ulesen.
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Reanofttoenbe Gmtsefuua /.

Sc III enti1ieben bednsiliseno, ipern Die
Bepobner elmer @egeab, fueIde bic rerperblide
Geiset oes Giebers uno Falten Giebers nod ui9t
aefablt bat, bic Gntbeduns MAIDEN, bab ieue
mitten unter ibnen bauIen, Derartise ent-
Oedunssn usrben su ieber Satres3cit tn ieSem
9beiIe ber Union semaGt. @eun aber, wie Go
su fol9sn 3eiten immer sef6iebt an BET SaaS
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8eferuns ober SsiIuns ~sefunoen bat, fsf.
ssiept iucrSen If, baf SoFetter's Ma.
9enbitters Das Ialaiiasift bouRonbis
bertilat unb bes Sbiem seaen oadelbe felt,
bann berrl9t nadbsr chi @efiibl groBerer Sic
Gerbsit unb &ube in Der sanSen lmssbn1s.
HUBER ben Gieberarten nsn MaIatialelocn her.
ben aud i6leideubes Gieber unb WlilasersrO-
bsrung our9 be but9ereifenoe Mirfiamtrit oes
Bitters seboben, ipel9es Die WiHenidaft ferner
ola Elm seilmitteI ianttionirt gsssn Mbsnma'
tismus, Dbspepfie. gertopfnus, esbsrleiOea,
S9madc, NierenfSrunssn uno ale arant-
beiten, neIde bic 8~erbauuness uno Speile-
berpettbun9s. Srsane fdpaGen.
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Sic semutratiide n~Nefurm"sSoee.

Mas bic bemofratii1e Yartei utter
BET bon iAr uno bon ibrem prdioentert
b~erbeiBenen &eform bes 6Gentli9el
9ienftes berIfebt, miro bur6 einen Dor.
gang iflu itrirt, lpel6er (id am l. Sc.
bruar i'm &~eprdfentanten : 9auie bel
@elegenbeit Der Debate iiber bic
Gtaatss9 ruderei abgefpielt bat. DIS
i'm @erlaufe Der Disfufiion Elm republic
faniIher Mbgeorbneter, 9err @alinger
DON Nem 9ampibire, Rlase barber
fiibrie, baB Der 8otfieber Der seranns
ten Gtaatsanitalt bic Gntta{fung boft
republifanii9en Irbeitern, Die bort oils
S9riftIeber, Druder, Buhbinber, Cor
reftoren &C. bei6dftigt ieien. fDrmIi1
fnitematii1 betreibe, unb bob BET bielen
Dienftentla6ungen nidt bic Brau1bars
feit bes betreHenben Nrbeiters, m6ge
fe aud cine bur6 Iange Sabre poIbes
mdbrts fein, fonbern einaig unb allein
feline republifaniide @elinnung maBs
gebenb lei. ertldrte Der Mbgeurbnete
bon SenneiIee, 9err Mi9arbion: vDas
f8olt Der Ser. Staater babe burd feline
5timmabgabe BON Sabre 1884 fetn urz
tbeil iiber Die republitaniI1e Yartei ge-
fproAen unb beitimmt, baB ole repus
blifdniI6en Nmtsinbaber aus Dem
Dienfe entferut. unb baB in ibre Gtel.
len ebrenhafte Demofraten eingelebt
we,ben mibten.
nnb bieie bemofratifde auslesung
ees Geforms prin3ips fano auf Der be.
mOtratifGen Settle bes 6aufes zen laus
teften 8eifau unb cine ungetbeilte 3us
timmuns."
Die 9errn Eemotraten, - aud Die
ebreubaften,-btrfsn li6 faum wunbern
uno bel meniaer nod betlagen, mert
Die republifanii6e partei, i'm Sale ell
mes immerbin isbr m6gii6en baIbigen
umi1muRges, aus bieier @ttldrung Der
&eform : Soee fi9 cine 9ebre 3ieben
folte.
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melt geriuser iein, aIs Die unferes 5taa.
tes, 10 baben fie bod Gins Dor uns pors
aus, has bon ni6t gu unteri6dbenber
Bebeutung lit. l1nb bas 1T: Sene
Staten baben ii9 ni6t ielbit bic 9dms
be eebunben, ME es bic bemofratii6e
Weisbsit in Seras get1au bat. no Der
Staatsre9ierung bur6 bas @eleb ber>
boten III, ibren @influB unb ihre fiuan=
eislen Mittel 81 Guniteu Der Smmigra~
tion in Die Wagi6ale gu ,perfen. unS
Der Stat als folder fam in Gdaen
tpie benz porliegenben, bod beoeuteno
tDirtiamer einsreifer, oils pribate Der.
einigungeu. m6gen bieielben aud nod
10 gut organilirt fem.
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STE FLORENCE nightingale BET 8im.
berpf7eGe.

Ste T%lcrence M~tabtinGale Der 8tms
berpfege.
Gol8enbes it elm Aus3us zines an ben
Deutlden 9iefcrm Mehenser in @bams
bersbursb. pa, seidriebenen Sriefss:
Cine WohItbdterin.
Oeffnet bic Ebare fir fe unb Mrs.
Binslcw mirb beweiIen, baB le bic auae.
ritaniide 6lcrentiner RadtisaI Der Sim
Der lit. Dascn Tnb mir 70 uber5euet,
baB mir ~unierer .Suin@ Iebren werben
5u fasen: v@eIesnet lei Wars. Winslow"
neil lie berielten bebilhid mar, User bic
BeriDbe bes 3abnen8 uno anbere Bes
farerli9teiten far 3inber binpesjufcm=
men. Wrs. MinslpD's Soctbins Sprup
nimmt ben 4inbern bic Sdmer3en unb
turtrt Dhfentrie unb Diarrbce. Gr
madt ben @aumen 5art, befreit bon
Gnt3anbuns unb brinSt has Sinb slidli@
hber Die Yeripbe bes i3abnens hinpes.
Gr tbut serabe bas, mas er borsiebt ~
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bes Spftems, baburd Die GrunoIdge
bet Granfbeit ~aerit6renb unb benz ga.
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ibrer Mrbeit hilft. Die gigentbumer
baben 10 piel gertrauen gu ibren 0eils
frdften, baB fe hun6ert Dollars fir ies
ben 6au anbieten. ben tie niGt BELT.
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i9ube gu 81. 40(En-grosBre 81. 75)
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gu $2.75 Cont iibIi9er preis $4).
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$3.50 (anberslpo 5u $3.50 bertauft.)
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(En-gros preis $1.50).
Grtrafeine Rn6pffiefel fir &nabeu 50
(Wertb $3.50.
Damen.p antoheln Nr. 5-9 au aur
IS gts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine WdbdenI6ube bon Glaeez2eber
gu nur Is Gents (Wertb 81.
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Die anoersDO 60, Is @ents unb 81
tpften.
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Is Gents on.