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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

rar7rasn ORE ssT Esports frorr a
r.0rnans * western. soufbsrn ss3 Tses~rE
oregon sns frarn NssbiaTt9n Jszr-so-7
fFas nrnessf sncoaT&gfag oondftfrn - srsGs
Varrn rsins havs prsvsflsd fsr fo-tfsigsi
az a. ersEs proza1ss - s's al asasl y iasgs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
IIre-stnek EIIi.f

HkRTFoED. Conn, Nav o Twenty one
freight cars were wrecked md l2i hogs,
owned bv John5 r. Squire Co. % Bot
ton. killed bT the breaking apart OF IN e1-
ia freight train on the cenirol Vermont
railroad between Bo1bury and Fest Oren-
vlfIo ssafuTSaw ruorpfvg
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
CHiEF-JUSTlCE FULLER.

His Future Residence in Washington
Whore lie VIII Spend the Summer Va
cation.
WAsHISGToS, May 6.-Chief-Justice Fuller
has purchased the residence of Judge Wylie,
which, taken together, house and grounds,
is one of the finest residences IN the city.
He will move into his new home early in
the fall Soon after the adjournment, next
Monday, Of the Supreme Court for the sum
mer vacation, the Chief Justice viii 60 TO
Charleston for awhile, and then 10 Chicago,
and it is probable that he VIII remain in
that city the greater portion Of the sum
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

o-rEvsaeao. Az NAY s-Tfe safoon -
John sins6orn. - Nswtcav e Irt H-s
Blown - Stone Frsasv nsQst p Zee q
powder Tith faso ees placed rn1er lae
aal.dlnz Nf Slakno4a a1d q acsl-se.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

yrr Yozx Nay 3 s-NsaTiy 40 ins1l-
e~an.s we're landed So Castle Garden Sau-
dav-I sfa from Liverpool. as from GIss-
gov. ~ from Copeahagen. 10 from Ant-
orsrp. So from HaErs and Zl from Esaa-
hsvT
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
Tas NATIONAL GAME.

Esw ths Staes q tAs Iszztzx E.xe-fszn
0rszALzztlsas szsaa ~ tAs kAcs sssr tks
F4nsaL
TIE fell0wizg tales sh0w la s-Sn&ang
G ths e-s1s n tie s4rlo1s prelssslon1l
nzse- 1zA zzsocl~z-eEs - - s&zzr1zy D.. &
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

yssnrrg7oS. MsT -ssustaa Tnealis ss
rsosBt3y in ny nglsiun there VII be IN
extra session - Congrszs called neyt fn
probably sh1uf the middle q October RI ls
course hss been desIrsd tuoiclous viii =
viev - orrtn xirc ths Eous. - hegf--
sentativss srs qt.iug iagislnti1a a. sha =
beigrs ths fsoli fGF recess
y Our Faster ray bs FeYr<tusi We rrsT
- dead urfs sin. pet ALIVE rHte f4ac fhroufh
Jesus Cfrfst rar rrra Fe rnee - rirrr
vHb CHRIST snd ssrk those taings ,la.ss
s-e satve Der Conversation u.Dr ~ "a
HsH~en We nev hx~e ths ssi6ing pres
snos - fhe rises Ctrsse nn1 knen Esta
sD1 TIE ycvsy 81 Eis Tsszrrsesion 2
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

CErcteo nay . SECRETARY ~ War Proc
sor sno tdiHtsut General Drum arrived
here SUNDAY Afternoon - Join Generals
achoa-h. Crook sud Williams IN tour ~
inspection 81 tle military posts Ia the N.sl
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
TIRED OF LIFE.
Harry Robinson, Negro Minstrel Known
as The Man with the Silver Horns
Kills Himself.

Kills Himself.
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. .May G.-HarryW Bishop,
better known as Harry Robinson, the man
NTH the silver horns" committed suicide
Sunday morning by taking six grains OF
morphine. lie left several letters, in
one Of which he said he had de-
iberately committed suicide becauFe he
was homeless and penniless and feared he
would soon be rendered helpless from pa
ralysis, with which he was afflicted. Ills
father lives as 333 East Twelfth street,
Brooklyn He was ~ years old IL is be
lieved that his suicide was precipitGted by
the fact that his wife obtained divorce
from him last week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
Paine's
Celery Compound

= u rtt~As@fI Lts-essAsaLs ~ - A.
hosals Uss Fslle's Cslssy CoEaDOa1d al Sep
rlLEl1g Il-e iLEezEiZAl gE=et s1rA harsh pzsE.r
oss pais sa-sa s.x aor ss.se- BrsgyzGz
WzLLs. EEz4s1Ses a Co. Buri1nStoa, "
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

oszfcc Lf-zsS sgoss Lae1lle. Fed &c ksazsx.
oSSals AA-fEg e-s1 lfesss. = = .s-es44-xL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07
Nashville and Elizabeth Races

NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 6.-Two
year-olds, five furlongs-J. B. Freed won
Nanny second, Romaine third; time
l :04.
Six furlongs-C Consignee won, Puente
second, Tommy R. third; time, :1714.
Mile-Pantalette won, Vermont second
Argenta third time, l "A.
Mile-Cruiser won, Brandolette second
Queen of Trumps third time, 1 :43.
Seven furlongs-Brown Duke won, Deer
Lodge second, Kittie R. third; time,
81.
Two.year-old fllies, nine.sixteenths
mile-Ballyhoo won, Lizzie g. second,
Mora third; time, 5834.
ELIZABETH, N. j., November 6.-Five
furlongs-Lela May won, Tipstaff sec.
ond, Cracksman third; time, 1 051a.
Six furlongs-Lisimony won, Hop Filly
second, Vernonica third; time, :1434.
One mile-Little Minch won, Oregon
second time, :4e14; two starters.
Mile and an eighth-Brussels won,
Wilfred second, Macbeth third; time,
2011a.
Six furlongs-Brown Charlie won,
Glenmound second, Girondes third ;
time, :1SA.
One mile-Refund won, st. Valentine
second, J. J. Oh. third; time, l 40.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
Interesting Evidence in the
CrOnin Case.
THE MALONE SHOOTING SCRAPE.
A Bloody ARRAY in HelPs BOttom-A
POrtentOus Railroad Strike.
Naval Affairs.
? Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
CHICAGO, November Gin the Cronin
case today Robert 7. Stenton, printer,
identified the card presented to DR..
Cronin when enticed away to his death,
as printed by him and delivered to the
defendant, O'Sullivan, only two days be-
fore the murder.
Ex-Captain Villiers, of the Lakeview
police, identified the bloody trunk and
cotton in it as having been brought in by
his officers the day after the murder
also lock of hair with clotted blood on 1t.
Herman Thiel identified the trunk as
having been found by him, lying in a
ditch by the roadside.
Officer Phillips, of Lakeview, also
identified the trunk. On the 23d or Oath
of May, he said, he went to O'Sullivan's
house to arrest him. While there O'Sul-
Ivan looking towards the Carlson cot
tsge saw number of people going into
it, and said: "What in hell are they
going in there for? ?"
Captain Wing, of the Lakeview poll ce
testified to receiving key found by
policeman in the cottage, on which was
smeared some paint similar to that on
the cottage floor. This key fitted the
lock of the trunk in evidence.
William L. James testified that last
February he occupied a room in the
Opera House Block, overlooking the up.
per flat at III Clark street. In that
month he often saw two men in those
rooms. He identified the prisoner
Kunze as one of them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07

Bar Association, and Mr.. Hubley Ash
ton, of Washington, delivered to Presi-
dent Harrison today letter prepared by
a distinguished committee in behalf OF
the association, setting forth the great
accumulation of business in the United
States Supreme Court, and making a
strong statement of the urgent necessity
for the enactment of some measure of
relief. Secretary Hinkley told the Pres
ident that the committee requested that
he call the attention of Congress to the
subject in his forthcoming annual mes
sage. The President answered that he
would do so.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07

California Roller Flour,
The best, at Seymour & Johnson Co.'s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07
Bloody Affray i'm HelI's Bottom.

WASHINGTON, November 6.-An affray
occurred last night in low negro sa-
loon in the disreputable section of the
city known as "Hell's Bottom" which
resulted in the death of two men and
probably the mortal wounding of q
third. The trouble originated over q
misunderstanding between two young
negro roughs, George Bush and o..
born Basy. They met last night.
Bush fred four shots, two hitting
Basy, one in the lungs and
one in the shoulder. Policeman A. N.
Crippen pursued Bush into a neighboring
house. Bush turned and fred, hitting
the policeman in the breast, knocking
him down. The latter fired twice while
down, hitting the negro in the breast
both times. They then grappled. In the
struggle the negro's revolver was dis
charged again, entering the policeman's
brair, killing him instantly. Bush died
later. Baey will probably die.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07
llutted with Business,

GlWtted With Busimesss
WASHINGTON, November 6.-Edward
Oils Hinkley, Secretary Of the American
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07
Pacific short Line,

CHICAGO, November Ga special
from Sioux City, Iowa, saws: Donald
Mclean, General Manager of the Pacific
Short line, now under construction from
Sioux City to Ogden, asserts that an
alliance is in project between the Penn
sylvania, the Milwaukee and st. Paul
and the Pacific Short line, between New
York and San Francisco. This line
would reduce the distance between New
York and San Francisco by 236 miles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07
A Portentous Strike,

NEW ORLEANS, November GA strike
among the railroad switchmen began
at the yards of the Northeastern road
some days ago, and is spreading, with
the possibility of affecting other lines.
Workmen in the Southern Pacific,
Illinois Central, Louisville and Nash
Vile and Valley rosds also went out
yesterday. The strikers warn off new
men employed to take their places.
Affairs lo * ugly. The strike is for an
increase of wages.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07
NAVAL AFFAIRS.
The Charleston Ordered Accepted
The TexaR BADLY Planned.

The Charleston Ordered Accepted,
The Texas Badly Planned.
WAsBINGToN, November 6.-The Sec
retary Of the Navy has ordered the &C.
ceptance of the Charleston, and 30 noti-
fed the Union Iron Works of San Fran
cisco. The question of penalty will be
considered when the final settlement is
made.
When Secretary Tracy returned to his
desk in the Navy Department, today, he
found telegram from the Union Iron
Works in response to his telegram Of
Saturday last. In the message the Iron
Works people say they believe they
could show 400 horse power with re-
duced propeller on another trial of the
vessel, but in order to avoid delay and
trouble they withdraw their demand for
q new trial, and leave the matter entirely
in the hands of the Secretary. Upon
this Secretary Tracy ordered the accept
auce of the Charleston, the question OF
penalty to be considered at the final set
Element with the contractors.
DEFECTIVE PLANS FOR THE TEXAS.
The board appointed by Secretary
Tracy to examine the plans upon which
the cruiser Texas is being constructed at
bl6 NOIlolh navy y0AN, hoo yin PAoloN Aor
work, and will submit report in few
days. The opinion of the officials about
the Department is that the report will
confirm the accuracy of the calculations
made in the Bureau of Construction
and Repair, which show if con-
structed according to the present
designs the Texas will be sixteen inches
further under water than the plans con
template. This would carry a great por
ton of her armor under water, rendering
it useless burden.
THE RANGER ORDERED SOUTH.
The steamer Ranger, at Mare Island
has been ordered by Secretary Tracy tt
proceed to San Bartolome bay, Lower
California, and resume the survey or
that coast where it was discontinued las
season. From that point she win make
progress to the southwark as rapidly al
cosistent with thorough work.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07
A Drunken Outtnroat.

BUFFALO, November Elm drunken
fight last night, VIM. Dixon cut Joseph
Gilbert's throat. Dixon was 30 drunk
that he lay beside the dead body Of his
victim until found.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07
DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.

For disordered liver try Beecham's Pills.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07
np nUn

DR.. M. Hilton Williams has moved his Office
to more commodious quarters in the Miller
building No. 81 South Fort street, between First
and Second streets
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07
Dredge Boat Exploded.

New ORLEANS, N 1vember 6-Tuesday
morning the dredge boat S. w. R. Bailey
exploded at South Pass, killing two fire.
men named McGinty and Seengel. The
Bailey cost $75 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07

HE, lads and lsssies HE awayl
Nor brook a single hours delay,
If you would carry in your mouth
White teeth, and odors of the South.
Haste, haste, and buy single font
OF the unrivalled SOZODONT.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07
The uahone shooting Scrape.

PETERSBURG, Va, November Ga
scene bordering on riot took place in
front of Mahone'5 house last evening
about II O'Clock. A mob of drunken
men came down the street firing of
rockets and roman candles and shouting.
When they reached Mahone's residence
they halted and fred their rockets
against his house, accompanying their
action by derisive remarks and hurrah-
ing for Mckinney. "Come out! come
out! Dare him to show his faceW cried
the ringleaders. Seizing double -barreled
gun, loaded with buckshot, Malone
opened his front door, and Butler Ma
hone and number of friends also went
out. For time it seemed as if there
would be bloodshed, as it was understood
that revolvers had been displayed.
Charles N. Roman, dealer in fire.
works, was at the head of the crowd,
and shouting to Malone he cried /:
"Shoot, you - --!" The crowd
shouted again derisively, and poured q
volley of fireworks toward the house.
By this time it was discovered that one
of the party with the fireworks had been
shot, and the entire party left.
About midnight the Chief of Police
appeared with warrants sworn out by
Roman charging Malone with assault
with intent to kill one H. S. Harrison.
Malone was held in $4,000 bail. which
was furnished. Malone said the gun
which he brought out of his house when
the crowd appeared was not loaded.
ANOTHER VERSION OF THE AFFAIR.
General Mahone's friends claim he
had nothing to do with the shooting ia
the vicinity of his house last night. The
testimony at the examination in the
Police Station showed that party of
young men with supply of fire works
located themselves near Mahone's resi-
dence last evening and fred off roman
candles and other pyrotechnics until the
merriment was stopped by shot IRON
the direction of Mahone's house, which
slightly wounded Herbert Harrison. AT
the police court examination several wit
nesses were heard, the friends of Harri-
son claiming that Malone had fred the
shot, or that he had at least been seen
with gun in his hand.
Malone said he heard an explosion OF
fireworks in the street, some of which
were exploded in his yard, causing the
impression that firearms were being
used. Desiring to protect his property,
he walked out and carried shotgun
with him, but did not useit. He neither
saw nor heard any one else shoot.
Charles Roman testified that the
shot was fired either by Malone or E.
G. Berry. The Mayor said he would
hold Malone to the Criminal Court, in
bonds of $2,50c. E. @. Berry was fined
$40, and put under $3.50 bonds to keep
the peace for twelve months.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-07

Impure water, the cause of so much ill health
is made harmless by adding a little Angostura
Bitters. Manufactured by DR.. J. G.. B. Sieger
& Sons. At all druggists.
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9as arpee GrforSeruis ,ur Strait.

Die 5peifahe Operation Der @erpauuns unb Der vi.
iimiliruns beS 8erpduten lit oaS srcbe GrfrrnerntB sui
lebepipenbenbeS 8lut su beni.ten lit es nur netbpents
nit @uSpauer uub 9e9elmdBistett 9pitetter'S Masen.
bitters gu sebrauden. Das traftz nno leben5penbenet
Rrincip I'M animalii&en SausbaIt lit Der Mageu. Sbr
unssz uup aiiimiliruussproSeB gu erlei6tern ipute nas
9auptbefreben Derienisen iein, rel6e an einem Man=
gel an rpbuiter Observation-Disclosures leieeu. Merpplitdt,
S9lahcfafeit, Mansel an appetit lafen fi9 seip6bnz
lid auf MISUNDERSTANDING suriifubren. Wtan
befeitise bieie unb tbre ~pielerlei q~udlenpen unb peini.
senben Spmptrme perifninben rpn felbit. Der ab9e=
5ebrte 4otient.bat teine 9pfinun9 auI @epi6ts,unabm
10 LANCE hte altimiliruns her aufsenpmnenen Nabruns
uncpuitdnbis lit. DaS 8itterS uberipinbet has eiu,iae
9inherniB Der 3unabme niht auein al 2raft, icn6ern
aud an Gleii6 unb MuSfeln, alip on 8frperIubitanS
OaS 8itter5 liest aud dber Malaria, @ierenz unb &c
~berleioen, 8eritppfuns uno rbeunatii6e Sdmer,en.
Grineli&teit lit pas Characterization einer0irtiamlei
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nuf 900 ginpobuer, in Jrantreih ether
OUT 400, in SeutI6lanb aber er1t elmer
auf 64O0.
Sir bisfes WibbstbdltuiB liegt bur9s
aas fein g~enligenber @runb Dor. @ber
bamit tene 20. 900 Mobptaten Ieben f6us
men, muB bas proaefiren bier fiinfmal
10 tbeuer ME in 6rantrei6 unb fieben=
mol 10 tbeuer tpie iii 9eutf6lnnb ges
ma@t perben. gu biefem 3uede ri9z
tet Der bieTige Nbbofat iein 5auptaugens
inert unb ieinen sr6bteu S6atflinn
barauf, bic pro3eKe, bic er in bic Sanb
befommt, 10 LANCE ME m6gli9 binauss
5u3ieben unb fe fur fi6 felber 10 BOT.
tbeilbaft Die m6gli9 3a MAIDEN. Ser
Gi9ter, Der ia aus Dem Observation-Disclosures
Encouragement 1T unb ia ben meiten
Gdaen in beniel6en 3uriid5utebren er=
tpartet, iDmpatbifirt nit Inn unb biIft
ibm mad Grdften. Mag bod Elm DBrdz
cebenafal", ben er f9aft, linn ielber
ipdter einmal bon Nuben fem. Gus
bemielben @runbe 1T ct eeneigt, bic
gr0btsn Sonorarforberun9en Der Nbbos
faten gut gu beiBen. Mag bod bas
MaB, nel9es a~n3ugeben er getattet,
einmal iein eigeues Berbienft mefen.
go gebt's unb es pirb bon Sabr gu
Sabr f6limmer ftatt better. 9aB es
anbers werben wirb, barauf 1T big iebt
mod 10 gut mie feline Nusli6t. 0ie
Germ Mbbofaten perben Dor nie mad
un6 nod pie bor bas groBe Wort in ben
2esislaturen fibren unb tperoen bic
Suiti5 eber nod fofipieIiser MAIDEN,
ftatt Iie gu pereinfa9en, 9err Gtelb mag
fagen, mas er min. ,Mna. b. 30"
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Seras 8.

4us Wsatberfotb be1i6tet man !:
Gin nerer Gsblenfunb 1T in Der Mine
BET Weatberforb Goblen : 9ompaenie"
aema6t mDrben. MaH 1T bort in elmer
Siefe bon go SUB unter Der groobers
Fiddle auf cine 2oblenf6idt BON 2 SUB
Md@tisteit geitoBeu. Naeu NuSei@en
nod 1T bas Eager Elm ungebeures.
= Wie berlautet, niro mieoer cine
neue 0erabfebung BON @ifenbabns
Gra9tidBen eintrettn. Die groBe Noro,
& International ; gabn ioa, na6 ben
Mittbeiluneen bon betbeilisten Glen
ba%buIeuten, i'm Besrife feben, bic
Gra1t fir gaummo1e mad Galbeiton,
bic BON bort mad Bremen peri1ift
,uirb, bon $1.24 fir 100 Yfunb auf SO
Gents berab3uminbern. 8oraus3uieBen
tpdre, oaB Bic iibli9e paeife fopobl
pie bic Nronfas paBs8abn alsoann li9
gu elmer dbnli6en YreisermdBigung ges
3tpungeu feben piirben. 8etii6tuetIe
beiBt es, BOB bic International : 8abn
aud Die preife fit bic B%erionens8 ef0r=
berung nod st. 2ouis unb anberen DIT.
li9en pldBen bebeutenb beruntergeIebt
babe, bod 1T bariiber nod ni9ts @ewiis
les betannt. Slider 1T aber, baB mot
cine grniebtigung Der 6ro@tidBe f6on
feit Der @ufOiung oer "Texas
Traffic Association ermarten BUTTE.
= Gin aan5 abnormes Wetter berri6.
tie am 5. September i'm NbiIene, Som
Green GountD. BORT mitbae Elm fur9t=
barer &egen.S turm, mel6er bic rielige
bon 34l5 Soil berabgpB.
@lei9Seitia berri6te cine um bieie Sab
in Seras gar3 unerb0rt niebrige
Semperatur. Sie Marimal . Sempe=
ratur betrug nur 70 @rab, bic Minimals
iaut aber big auf So Grab
berab.
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er ieneu Nnbau an bas WeiBe Saus
erridteu lafsn tann INNER boruuss
gsfeBt, hoB Der &ongreB feline 3uftims
mung gu benz gau3en eigeuartigen Gan
bel giebt. 2autet baRelbe aber blos auf
Die 9erftelung pon phaftetplatten uno
Safeln aus 3uderlteiu, bann fann
Spredels Niemanb perpebreu, penu er
aug ienem Stofe 8auiieine former tdBt.
Stun, Glaus Spredels 1T ni6t Der
Mann. Der Dor irgenbwel9en 9inbers
nilIea 3uridI9redt, bic f@ aus benz
Wege r1umen lahen, unb penn er f9's
einmal in ben &opf geiebt bot, elm sroe
Bes 9aus aug 3uder gu bauen, baHn
pir6 er's aud tbun. ST es ni6t bas
peiBe 9aus, oos er gu BEN iutereRanten
grperimente befommen tann, bann i1t's
irgeu5 elm anoeres!
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% NJ. $. Sutterfibe, 1856
OFs0oufons gtraBe, plumbers, @asz
unb Steam : Gitters, balten 1t9 benz
Yubllfum fir 1le in ibrGa6 f6lagenben
Nrbeiten empfobten unb beripre9en
prompte B%eiOr9ung aler Nuftrdse.
Gronleu6ter, 8as= Girtures, 8abetpons
men, Glofets &c. itets an 9anb.
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Is n s n iIipnnphpm b

Gin fan iliengebeimni /.
Gebrer: pWenbelmeper. mas III 9ein
Vater?" = o8as BARI i'd ni6t iagen."
= nWiQf 9u, S6Iingel. gIei6 antpors
ten, tuenr i'd Did frage! Was 1T ere
Jtun, tDir6's balb!" = ySie bdrtige
Jrau bel ben 9unftreitern."
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Cine fiherc 0elS,Slulaae

cine icIdes ppu pelher Sbnen unter @arautte ,use=
lubert perheu fam, haB fe befrtebisenhe Aeiultate lie
wtnrtsenials has ~ansele9te Sch jurddsesablt ptro.
Aut eteler SaIi5 tonnen sic ppu eem uuteu angesez
benen aprtbeter cine 8laihe ren Or. Rings Reuem
S9mtnelu6ts 9eilmttteI %taufen. SIS pirp gdrantirt
eafelbe inter alien nmftdnhen GrIeidterung gez
lpdbrt, renn man e5 eeSen irseuo peI6e getpen eer
Seble, her Vruit rher her 2ur9eu anpenoet ME
S4ptnhlutt, 9unsenentsaneuns, 8rpn6ittS, 4itbma,
Seuhbuiteu, 8rdune &c. a. Gs lit a~nsenebm einBuueb=
uno idmedt gut, lift ptats iiter uno- nc. iaun I'D
INNER barau5 r~erlaGen.
Brebetai4eH fret in alien apptbeten. g~Bpbleiate bel
DreiB, Ibpmpipuu II. Sc.
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IaS 0eroienft iieat!

Nt phri6en uniereu Mttbhrgern mitjutbeileu, eaB
mir Or. ain9s neues Sdptneiudt5 6etlmtttei bereits
iett elmer Rei5e pou Sabren rertaufen, ebenio Or.
Rings Reue 9e6er : 4iuen, Budlen5 Nruica Salbe une
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bid, HE @arantie fur rieie Dfiiiel ieeer 3ett gu uters
nehmen une finn itetS tereit, has reraussabte @eIo gu
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ben Reiultate sefolst iiub. Tieie Wtttel perpauteR i6re
9rcbe 9opularitdt ihren ei3eueu Nerttenfen. gum
Sertdui in allen Hpetbeten nnb in her Drcsueu Srebs
aaneIuns ppn Drste, 1bpmpien u. Go.
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