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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
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which, you can as you
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who to the f happiness @
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eman who the following staemn ta mH & a haa % n1So Sen
"But your MEDICINE going to bring me Out all right"
Reorer Company:
am very much with It helping
that more the sick
medicine but this beats them ALL Yours
Uphoserng between Ninth and Tenth streets
Great Reorer Company, MINI. March
August last sick with typhoid syer After getting
called with physician me
without benefit and in fact growing until my recovery BECAME
wonderful the Great
myself alone took no other
sincerely believe this medicine saved life and can onscn
need medicine kind 10 all cosng
cheeruy Inquiries Sincerely
Bear Valley Mnn or care Prof Fowler Hamlin University.
that hme the theater
Minneapolis in ChcagO:
fellow sufferers speak in the
with
sufficient
troubled with neuralgia and but since using this md
period six weeks restored to perfect health ana those
entirely disappeared This
would be gad indeed if all sufferers its wonderful
merits. MINNIE fRlNCE"
Hereisa resident of this city:
troubled with poypuS
had breathe entirely through mouth and would nearly
thought would burst ached did
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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
MORE ARRANGEMENTS.
The Results of Grand Jury Work
Made Known.

The Results of Grand Jury Work
Made Known.
W. G. Harley and Harry S. Holcomb
were arraigned yesterday morning be
fore Judge Hicks. There were four in
dictments against Harley and one
against Holcomb, all of them for grand
larceny in the first degree. Harley was
given until Monday at 9:3O to plead and
Holcomb pleaded not guilty. Carmen
N. Smith ap peared as Harley's attor-
ney. The bail was set at $4,000. Hol-
combs trial was set for the Goth. His
bail was $1,000. Neither of the men
have the appearance OF being at all
bothered by the matter.
There were several minor indicted
prisoners arraigned. They pleaded not
guilty. Henry Peterson and Edward
Elingreen, charged with stealing some
mate hes. George Haddle and Arthur
Cavanaugh, under the charge of lar
ceny in the second degree for stealing
glass. John Colbert was placed under
$1,000 bail to appear the 21st to stand
trial for the charge of larceny in the sec
ond degree. Otto Boaz had two in
dictments against him. one for burglary
in the third degree, and one for larceny
in the second degree. He is accused OF
breaking into a dwelling at Spring
Park. Charles Virginnis was indicted
with Boaz, but has departed hence.
The grand jury were called together
at 80 to make their last report and be
discharged. They have visited the
county Jail and the poor farm and
Chairman Wyman Elliott in little
address, spoke in very complimentary
manner of both institutions and their
perfect management. Mr.. Elliot is a
little of horticulturist himself and he
praised particularly the poor farm gar
dens. saying he had never seen a gar
den more Systematically arranged Or
better cared for. Judge Hicks dis
charged the jury thanking them for
that the strike disturbers are to be dis
charged as no indictments were found
against them. ~
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
A HAND-OUT.

town. 20 out beyond the Western ave-
nue. round house, or to point Oh the
Milwaukee beloW the South town sta
ton or up the sott Northern elnrih Pacific to the
Nearly all trains run at comparatively
slow rate of speed through the suburbs,
and an experienced jumper can ll
car is the special delight of the
hobo, who. calls it a 'sidc-door Pull
man." When he wants to get into it he
runs along beside the car a rod or two,
catches the latch as the car passes; a
Jump, dextrous swing, and
THERE YOU ARE.
A small stick inserted in the door in a
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
ANOTHER PICNIC.
George N. Morgan and Levi But
Ter G. A. r.. Posts Will Jollify.

Ter G. A. r.. Posts Will Jollify.
The committee having the matter in
charge are making arrangements for
the annual picnic and excursion of the
George n. Morgan post G. A. R., which
to take place ON Thursday, June 81.
The post goes to Lake Park, Mime
tonka, this year, and Levi Butler post
and the w. R. c. of the two posts have
accepted the invitation to attend. A
steamer has been chartered to make
trips around the lake with parties of
excursionists, and an orchestra will be
provided. The pavilion OH the lake
and will be open to those who wish to
dance
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
DIR. LATZ FINED.
Several Cases Before Judge EN-
ery Yesterday.

W. A. Snoak, charged with embezzle-
ment from Max Crosse, the Hennepin
avenue cigar dealer, was one of the
men brought before Judge Emery yes
terday. The case was continued till
the 18th.
DR.. H. E. Latz paid $40 for omitting
to report to the health department
case of diphtheria which he attended on
Twenty-second avenue south.
w. L.. Arnold was arraigned on a
complaint sworn out by j. w. Field,
which charges him with obstructing the
sidewalk at Oil Nicollet avenue. The
hearing was continued.
Sergeant Kirkham is getting his hand
in again in the raid business, and Fri
day night he arrested fair but frail
sister and male acquaintance of hers,
with whom she was occupying a room.
The two pleaded not guilty yesterday
afternoon.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
TRAMP,TRANP, P,TRAMP
The Hobos Marehing--Cheer
Up, Comrades, They Will
Come.
Yes, They Are Coming Into
minneapolis Daily ''Per
Freight"
Without Regard to the Long
Haul or ShOrt-Haul
Rate.
Knights of the "Hand-Out"
on Their Summer Pill
grimage.

A casual glance at an ordinary freight
train laundering across the prairie
would not convey the impression that
it was carrying any considerable amount
of human freight, yet there is hardly a
train that pulls into Minneapolis from
Chicago OF goes out from Minneapolis
to smaller cities to the West and North
at this time of the year that doesn't
contain, or at least carry, from one to
half dozen tramps of different de-
grees of raggedness, and varying stages
of disreputableness. They are slung
up on the crOSSbeamS under
the cars, ''riding the rods" as
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.

Svante A. Nordenskiold has began an
action against Olaf Carlson. 1t seems
that Nordenskjold obtained judgment
against Carlson for S2,041.70. He claims
that Carlson owns property under the
name of Adolph Carlson, and asks the
court to decree that the two are the
same person, that he may collect his
judgement.
Paul w. Letter has be gun an action
against Samuel G. Ferris for dissolution
of partnership. They formed building
material company last March. LETTER
claims that Ferris was to put $4,000
into the business, but only put in s55;
that he drew out $3.50, besides $3.50 that
he made.
Margaret Sullivan has begun an action
against John Bullivar for $1,000 which
she claims for labor performed by Eu-
gene Sullivan.
Edgar S. Coffin has sued NJ. F. Kaler-
bach for SS7.15 for merchandise.
H. II. Brown, the insolvent saloon
keeper on Washington avenue south,
yesterday filed his accounts. His stock
amounts to about $500, his assets to over
$4,000.
A motion for new trial in the case of
Maria B. Nell against Lyman Dayton
was argued before Judge Young yester-
day afternoon. The appearance of
Judge Smith as one of the attorneys at
tracted some attention and comment.
The st. Louis railroad foreclosure
action set for trial for Monday next, will
probably go over to the September term.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
CHARGED WITH THEFT.
A Young Man Arrested for AL
legged EmbeZzlement.

A young man named Lii L. Ford, for
merly employed by Creore & Nickerson,
Nicoliet avenue installment merchants,
but now in the employ of Charles Bel
den, AZ Nicollet avenue, was arraigned
before Judge Emery yesterday Oh a
warrant sworn out by his former en-
ployers, charging him with the embez-
zlementof goods and money to the value
of SEQ or over. He pleaded not guilty
and was placed under $3.50 bail to ap-
pear for hearing on Wednesday. His
friends claim that Ford is perfectly
honest and that the suit is bluff game.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
SALOON LICENSES.
$50 Applied For AS Against PA
Last Year.

Up to noon yesterday $50 applications
for liquor licenses had beep filed with
the city clerk: An but twelye qf pft these
were included IN the first published
list. All those who wish to have their
applications on the Goth so that they
may be presented to the city council OH
the 5th Of July will have to file them on
or before the 10TH
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
AMBITIONS GOAL.

from Florida, grapes and peaches
from California, apples from Mich
igan, nuts of all kinds; con-
fectionery, a soda water fountain
with a milk shake attachment, butter
milk, possibly ice cream and numerous
other dainties upon which the return in
the way of profits is large upon small!
Investments. He may rise even beyond
the possession of a store and becople a
thfte possibilities 81 tie boy With the
basket who stops to look l0ngingly at
the California fruits at the window, and
his scope of earthly attainments does
not go beyond.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
Northwestern Wheat Crop.

Col. G. D. Rogers in the Market Rec
ord: ''For the last two days reports of
rains by wire have been coming in here
from all parts of the Northwest. The
report would be that rains were falling,
ETC., but when the extento of them would
be learned they generally amounted to
no more than sprinkle that dried out
with the next hours SUM-. There were,
however, some nice heavy showers IN
the North that did great good to the
wheat crop. After all, the situation is
critical. Great damage has been in
flictcd in patches only. while with soak
ing rains soon the promise would be fair
for crop. If we get no more moisture
than has been furnished for the last ten
ten days serious complaints may be ex-
pected. In most places the grain is yet
of fine color, and owing 10 the cool
weather has stood the drouth well. The
root is we'll formed and has reached we'll
into the earth. which enables it to stand
harder test than if there had been
abundant moisture at the surface and
the plant had only a shallow hold for
support.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16

sWages and Prices Under Socialism" will
be the subject of discussion at the public agi-
tation meeting Of the Socialistic Labor party
this evening at the Labor temple. twill be
opened by w. G. II. Smart
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
by THEIR FRUITS. /"
The Stages Of Success in a
Fruit Peddler's
Life.
From Peddling Apples to the
Proprietorship Of a
Stand.
The Goal of Ambition
That Is Sometimes
Reached.
Dealing in Fruit a Business
Grown to Enormous Pro-
portions.


The selling of fruit in Minneapolis has
developed within the past few years
into vast business. 1t takes but a mo-
ment's thought to form something of a
conjecture as to the extent to which it
has grown. The little fruit stands about
the city are almost numberless. The
fruit peddler succeeds the milkman on
his rounds, and residences are visited
frequently during the day by the apple
and banana merchant. while the streets
ring with their cries. At the street corner
down town you find the fruit stand al
Then there is the army of boys and
girls. men and women, old and young.
who besiege the offices and make tours
through the business blocks, through
fear, apparently. that a possible Gus
toner has been overlooked.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
Bradstreet,
Thurber & Co.
n AT | The DieCto
226 Wash. Ay. s., Corner
Third HY.

REGULAR GRADU ATE = Me\SS&
From 90 years experience R8
in Hospital and Private prac - E3Ij 20
tice is enabled to guarantee 0 S2.E
RADICAL cures in Chronic =
or Poisonous diseases of the S @xS
Blood, Throat Nose Skin. 6sS3S
Kidneys. Bladder and kin HSa3
dred organs. Gravel and A0R
Structure cured without Pain . EA
or Cutting 9 OkG2
NERvE-vIGOR. EHS3
Married persons or young q ~
men contemplating mar =
riagc suffering from Physical 81 = k
and Organic Weakness, Pre- g W
mature Decay. Evil Fore - 81 ER,k,4
bodngs, Self-Dlstrust Imp aired Memory,
Palpitatiou of the Heart Pimples On the
Face, Specks before the EYE, Ringing in the
EAR, Catarrh, Threatened Consumption aud
Every Disqualification that renders Mar.
riage improper and unhappy, SPEEDILY!
and PERMANENTLY Cured. In each stage
different treatment.
STRENGTH-yITALIT
Victims of Excesses or Indiscrction, with
Nervous Exhaustion, Cough. Headache, Tired.
gastion, are treated for Consumption, Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint by incxperi.
enced men, who mistake the cause OF the
trouble and thus multiply both. Lost vitality.
posure; separate rooms for Ladies'; inter-
views Strictly Confidential. 1t is evident
that Physician who confines himself Ex-
clusively to certain class of Dis
eases must. possess greater skill than one
in general practice. Recently con-
tracied or chronic Urinary Diseases POS
lTIVELY Cured in 3 to days by a local
remedy. No nauseous drugs used. Many cases
pronounced incurable promptly yield to
DR.. Nelson's Approved Remedies.
Medicines Mailed or Expressed to any ad-
dress Free from observation. Charges fair.
Terms Cash. A friendly talk costs nothing.
Hours, 10 a. m. to II m., 2 to 5 and7 to p,
m. Sunday, 2 10 3p m.
Book and question list, 15c.
2c6 Wash. av s., minneapolis. Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
Fell Sixteen Feet.

Three men, named ]. Warren, R.
Blackwood and j. McKensie, employed
in the new postoffice building on First
auenue south were precipitated sixteen
feet onto a tiled floor yesterday morning
by the breaking of plank on which
they were standing. McKensie is
thought to have been hurt internally,
but his case is not considered danger
GUS at all, while the other men were
not injured beyond some slight strains
and bruises.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16

q RS. S. F. DOANE, Al Second av. south.
Thus, / could go on, and from some letters
tell you of cures that would electrify the
world, change doubt to certainty and give
hope to the hopeless. But some of these let
ters are not for publication. Let me say,
however, that if you have ailments, threaten
ing your peace, happiness and life, write to
me. If, as a result, you do not learn facts
which convince you The Great Restorer-
blessed remedy-is what you want, then you
are "Doubting Thomases" to your sorrow.
"Disease shall be bound and conquered,
even as is this king Of beasts" Address
Great Restorer PharmacopIal Work, Min
neapolis, Mlnn. For sale BY druggists
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16

In Antique Oak. Mahogany and Nat
ural Cherry finish. Upholstered in
all shades of fine silk plush. Spring
seats. Good value at S., but We
sell tliem for only
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Sim 8arnes tno 3alafama.

Ser bieier Gage oeritorbene Gongresz
EeprdIentaat gurnes pon MifIouri mar
etn Ntbsnann uno, penn es etuen qu.
ten W!B galt, fsiu 5pieIoerberbsr.
Sur 3sit as Ralafaua, Der &6nia Ser
Sanowid Snlulauer, bic Ser. 5laaten
6erellte, flel gurass, Der bamals in Der
GtleBgebung BON Ml6ouri iae, nebft
auoeren Utltgl'eoeru Die Nufgabe su,
Setne W&aieitdt gu empflngea unb ibm
bic 8altfreunoi1aft beg Staates au ers
tpetlen. Der Ausi1uB that ieine Sauls
oigtelt uno 3elste oem maderen &ala.
taua ben Staat Dflhouri oin roienrotber
Sdmlnfe". Sa benz Salonmasen,
mel9er bem Gbtengalt unb feinen @aft=
geberH elngerdumt mar. HoB oer Seft
IN Slromen. Galataua ipuBte einen
guten 3ropfen gu pirbigen uno 10 ent.
pldelte ii0 benin eine lolenne Rueiperei.
4ls Der 3ug fi6 GanIas gitp nd6erte,
gatfe Talataua mas man einen riftigen
Daarbeutel nennt. unb babel ioQte er
ben 9uten 9euten BON Ganias gitp cine
Teoe balten. @inen Barren aus fid3
~ MAIDEN, baau mar er 3u gel6eut.
Surnes bate etwas ountle 6autfarbe
uno au9 etwas bon dtbiopilder Sc.
l19tsbtlbung. Ser &6nig winfte ibu
au ll9 unb bat ibu, ole @ebe au halten.
Der Vorfdlag murbe bon Der @efells
l@aft nit Subel aufgenommen, Der ftd)
nod iteiserte. als Ralataua Die Orben,
NIT benen feline 8ruit bebedt mar, einen
lla4 Dem anoern abuabm. an Burnes
Hod befeitlgte, ibm ieiuen 9ut aufiebte
uno ibn i1lieBli9 nod bic ueiBieibene
S9drpe umbanb, bic ct 3u tragen
pfegte. 90 fab er aus mie 3alataua's
3uilllnssbruoer. gs mar gegeu a9t
Hbr Abenbs, als ber Bug in 2anias
etip einfubr. Burnes, ber bic @es
f9l9te ipdter felbit er3dblt bat, mar
au@ etpas aufserdumt unb fteate f6
ted anf Der platform bes Wagens auf,
ilm Die aeugierbe Der Benobner su be-
trteoigeu, bic einen fdmarsen 4Dnig
leben .polten. SIR einen Nigger iiebf
e. sr gar ni9t 10 fdle6t aus", b6rte
So"tHea .yelHuH0eH He0eH Der HlQtf0rm
lagea unb bag bdtte ibn balb aus oem
Ssrt sebra6t. st fabte ii6 aber f6nea
unb beganu:
yMelue Jreunoe! Sn meinem ferns
gelegenen Snfelreife babe i9 oft bon
Der wunoerpollen Stabt Ranias @itp
geb6rt." Das sog. Das Yublitum
applaubirte uno nun Iegte 8urnes Ios
unb ttri9 bic Stabt uuo ibre ginpobs
ner beraus, bis feline 3ub6rer Dor @nt.
3iiden balb auBer fi6 iparen. Galafaua
IT ME entbuliaitd6er gelpbt moroen,
als In ben 3eitungen bon 9anfas gltp
bonn nd9iten Morgen. lnb pdbreno
70 gurnes 9orbeeren fir ibn iammelte,
lag Der 8efeierte i'm 8eit ieines 5alon.
tuagens uHo ibItef ben Sdlaf oes @s=
re6ten. T6erolb1
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Gia 6iIises yeranitaea

Bon Der erlien 9teiie Raiier frans
Soieph's ourd uugarn er3dblt bic Wie''
ner p9}sue 6reie YreKs" folsenoe Maef,
bote
Ser bamaliae 8urgermeilter bon
peit, uel6er auBeroroentlia unbeliebt
mar, bate in elner 8erathung iiber bie
Observation-Disclosures ben geriam=
melteu rabe gelegt, iiber cine vSoaiiona
t6uihg 81 Derben. bic ~ ben Gaifer
tberrai0en. p ni6t oiel folten unb 81
aud Dem Solfs Elm 8ersniigen berelten
iollte. yfd4ffen Soges erblelt ber Biir.
germellter etnen artlgeu Brief, in mel.
dem Der S6reiher ausfiib,te, er erlaube
hd, mad reFtder ueberlesuna BEN
Worl@lal gu MAIDEN, ben iebr geehrten
9errn Sirgermeliter Dor benz 3u gbren
oes 9erritsrs erri9teten Srlumpbboaeu
auf3utnipfen-bas wiirbe u ben Raiier
iebr tiberrafben. p ni6t piel foiien uno
- Dem Volfe eiu ungebeurss Bera aniie
gen bereiten."
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Wf1tttel attto eeSacfeat.

S3r'n 9lauben mir allies gu iibsrtreffen, mas
i D'er nffsrtrt poroen 1T, nidt nur, mas bic
@ale Der Waare, bic @reispiirotsfeit uno Den
Velamad anbetlifft, foubern mir babsn einen
10 rs'9Daltl9en SOrratb, bab iuir nit iroeao Ell.
mem &0nfeftions,@, iadft, tsIdss ausidIicslid
olsie Sran9e betreibt, eriolsrei@ fonfurrireu
fonnen. Sas Eager birst bic fd0nffcn Ga.
asn, ~slds Die MOpeffdote ber @eIt, Berlin,
9aris uno Meiu gort bicten. gSir laoen ale
oaillen etlI, Oieies ein5is in ieiner grt aus.
geliattsts Departsment gu infpi3iren, pa mir
l'd)er liao, 'bren 8eifau su ssrinnen.
~, ,Seriea's, Serfe pc, Serieb's.
Plnl9 Wraps, au alien Yreilen.
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ner 8ernunft @ottes &atbi6luB Ienfen
3u uoaen? Sd m09te Oarum ni1t
obne Sbre 8er5eibung na6 9li6eburg
auridtebren.
Sd babe ni9ts gu ber5eibem, 6err
Ste9otp, antwDrtete lie. Dle 8ories
buug leitet unb eebrau6t uns nod
ibrer b69ifen Weisbeit. go bat f1
bur1 Sbr 3utbun cine beiliame Wanbs
lung in mir pOa3osen, ftir bic i'd benz
Dlmmel unb bod aud Sbnen baufe.
Wir fteben Nae in einem sroben, ge
bsimniBuolen 3ufammenbang, ME
mir ibn ni6t aerbre9en t6nner, tpoaen
mir aud ni9t iber bic &oae mdteln.
bic mir 6arin fpielen. Wir finb ali3us
NAL Siinoer, aber aud 2inoer @oties.
Wtlt i6nellen 3uberi6ldgen bra9te
Oiden Jrieori9s fein Boot Dem Dam.
pier ndber unb ndber.
Mertwhrbig. iaste Detleb, bic @rd'
i'm fam mir beute um Sabre gealtert
Dor. So nertpanbelt gegen geftern.
9aben Sic es ni9t au9 bemertts
Wie Tieles III auf fie eingeltiirmt !!
uno banu bic Doritebenoe 3rauung
bon Suiannen
ST iie saus Mutter gemOroen2
R6nnten fi6 ibr iibrigens gefdllig
ertpeifen, 9srr bon 8afemib. Sic 1T
in Sorge UNI ibren 8au in Ni6eburg,
um bic 8ermaltuug bes @utes; sic
nifien, fie mil ben SerbH unb ben
Winter in Stalien 5ubringen. = Weun
Sic in5wifdeu mdbreuo ibrer Nbmeiens
belt i'm @9lofe nod benz &edten
fdben. - Oenfe, Sic baben gerabe
tein sringlibes @ef9dft fiir ben Winter
-unb am @nbe = mir finb Nae 1ierb,
lid unb fie 1T dlter oIs Sic =
Oerr 2oniuI!
ueberleseu Sic ii6 bic Sadie uub
re6en Sic meter nit ibr bariiber,
tDenn mir surfdtsbren. Guf Wieber.
feben, Oden. @riiBt bic Damen.
9ui, mir uerben eine uoKe reberfabrt
betommen, 8aHepib.
Stridregen, 9erf &oniuI. ne 0iers
telitunbe. Da iinb mir, iaete Oiden.
Ote Seloen mareu am S0r0 unb
blidten nod ber Snlel biuiber. @egen
unb Rebel bdllten fie in grauen 0lor.
Mit lautem @eit6bn ieBte f1 oas
S9i i, cine f@marse SampfmoIfe iiber
fi9. in gemsguus.
gDie mir antamen, loar's elm freuno,
li&erer aubIif, meinte 2unau.
Sa, es iiebt traurig aus, ertuiberte
Setlep ip0ttifd: trob ber groBen aus.
not, Der ibm 2unau erbffnet, empfaub
er Das Nnerbieten als cine Nb3abluna
uno bic 4rt, tDie es ibm gema6t uurbe,
als einen Std, unb er tpollte ibm beimz
5ablen: 50 grau un6 glei6saltig. wie
Die gBelt einem Mdb9euberaen mad Der
eriten 2iebe erideint.
yoetii9, gafiepib2 la6te 2unau: er
beritanb i'm nif)t.
@Iei6mdBig bob un6 ienfie f9 bic
wtal9ine. glei&mdbig unb f6er burd.
tur9te bas 2a6 bes Sampfers bic
Jlutb. - So gebt bas 2eben fort, tuie
au1 bic Gtome 3erfduben.
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Ecke MAIN PLAZA
-unb
Acequia Strasse.
9as Ynb 9eparteurettt.

wts es f9on ieit Sabren unfer Beffrebea
mar, o'efes Separtement in isber Be,iebuna in
BEN 8orbersrunb au or6nsen uub baifeibe .mr
Attratlion fir nnier umfansreides @eiedft an
MADDEN, 10 babea mir unabIdifia auf Seffen
gerbeheruns binsearbeitc. uno alauben iett
ben Stanbpunft eresid)t gu baben, iuu mir aIsr
aonturrsna tilbu bic Spise bieten fonnen.
gSir fonnen nit Ale.e aufiuarten, pas bic
neuelts Wobe perborsebradt BAT, iobobl. pos
ote gaeon, als bic ausf9miiduns Der Site an.
betrtiit, uno auberoem haben mir riue Oonre
NIT Der seitans ,biefes Depariements betraut.
Die ntdt nur erprobte @rfabruns, ionbern aud
elnen auberoreentliA sutsn uuo feinea @e.
idmad befist, unb iiderlid ben Damen, psIAe
nns NIT ibren sluftrassn bsebren, boae Satis.
fafti0n aeben nir0.
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Cine ,uabre Tolterfan,mer

" fle arantenitubs, relbe einen am ent,inblt6en
Wpenmdtsmns leieeuhen gatienten beberberat gBenn
sle ssesleloe leeo4 iid 8 oitetter's Masenb itters
Ssssnl, enc fer Grtei ees Shmer3eS erreht ut, fam
er rlel unnrtbtse 9ethen permeihen gpenn au4 9e,
saneln9ss pher Berubtsun9smtel teine pe,ieue gBr.
Inn9 paSen, " uner nmitanhen tbre anmenruna tod
Btrtuns au ben NIT Rbeumattsmus 6ebaftetsn sSrnsr
nstl le ete Zen Rbenmotismup ndbrenten SdIte mid,
aug pem Sint aasi9ehen Spitetter's Masentitter5
pon Gnfans eiuem llebe elm 9iel wsles. renn Elm
NAL etnselrnr3elt, fat nmmer aus,urptten fonbern
Rplisns nG$ 81 !inssrn IT, an perseiie ni6t, @beuz
Neisuns bat iib auf has Sers su perfen man iniIts
6sgpab sleta bel ben eriten &ssunsen heiIslbeu ,nm
SitterS 9reifen NuG furtrt baIIelbe 9pspepfie 9s.
renlsteen, Baalaria unb Rerpcftdt ~
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GaS Werotenft feat!

9str plni6en unieren Mitbirsern mttiutbeilen, caf
mir Dr fn9s neue5 Sdpinhiudts Setlmiitel bereits
istt stner Getbe pcn 1abten rertauien, ebenSo Dr
Rings Reue eeber Pileu, Sudleus arntea Galbe unt
fault babeH, bic 70 gut nse6en" pter bic 10 aaemen
befrtehtst baben pe rieie g8r ,6aern tenen @uaens
bid, bic Garante flr hiee ttet eter 3ett ,u ter.
nehmen uno inh tets beret, has peraussdbe @elp III.
rhdsuiablen, penn brem @ebraude tene 6efriebiaens
een Rinltate sefcst ue. Dele tttel perhantsn ibrs
erobe Perularttdt tbreu etsenen 9erbienpsn. Gum
Vertdu IN alien Npntbeten unb in her Orpswsn @rcbz
9aneluus ron 9reib, Ibpmplcn II. Gp.