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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

Tits to be regretted that SO few peo-
pie nave seized the privilege OF attend
ing the readings of Locke Richardson.
Mr. Richardson is one of the finest
Shakespearean readers iii the ;woritl.
He gives Two more readings at the
high school and then goes ~ England,
where he has been engaged to give a
series of readings before a literary ST.
clety at OXIerd. .s;s...,,..f s.ss.,-.5....
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03
Small Blaze.

A fire broke out last evening about
1880 in barn owned 10y Patrick w.
Dowd, situated at the corner of Frank
and Reaney streets. A s.stili" alarm
was sent in by telephone 20 fire head
quarters. but before the apparatus ar
rived tile barn was Quilted, two horses
aud cow being burned to death. The
damage was about S4UO, no insurance
being Carried.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03
In MINNEAPOLIS.
Items of Interest.

The third annual reception and ball
Of the Knights of Labor Building asso-
citation was held at Labor Temple FRI
day evening. The hall was we'll filled,
about 125 taking part in the grand
march. A pleasant programme of
twenty-four numbers was rendered by
Fitzgerald's orchestra. The whole up
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

The music lovers of the city are going
to have their fill,o music this winter.
Prof. Brooke promises a series of Fri
day afternoon concerts. Prof.. Danz will
give concerts Sunday afternoons IN the
Harris, aud Prof. oieDert will at the
same time give concerts in Turner hall.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03
The Irjsh-Ampricau

The lrish-Americans have excellent
Ind cosy club quarters in tile Eildlrost
building. All the prominent IRISH
Americans Of the city are members,
aaa, .tinanciallya the club Is. Que OF The
strongest in the city,. @. a. d..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

The Peoples church, and Eniyersalist
church drew attractions from, tile Emma
Abb9tt opera company fur yesterday
mornings service. Miss 4 bt,Vtt sang a
solos before the Universalists ia the
Grand opera house. az ~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

The paperhangers' union will hold an
open meeting at Labor hail, 20 East Sew
entil street, Friday evening. Nov. 4.
Paper hangers and decorators are es-
peclally invited to be present. Several
well known speakers will discuss the
benefits to be derived from Organiza-
tim.
The tailors' union holds it's regular
meeting this (Monday) evening at
Schuniaker's hall. An Important change
In the laws governing the union will be
considered. 1t is Intended to allow
members of the union to have option in
securing employment. A: full attend
ance is desired.
The cooperative ball board viii hold
Its regular monthly meeting this
(AlOnday evening, TO transact the rou-
tine business tor the past month. The
revised constitution will also come up
for consideration.
The clerks union will give its second
annual ball at Lifts new hall, corner
of Sixth and St. Peter street, Oh Thanks
giving day. Nov. ~. This will be the
formal opening of the hall in the Grand
opera house building, and a pleasant
tino IS anticipated. The following
committee was appointed at tile last
meeting to make the required arrange
ments: A. G. Noble, +. r. Kluge, A.
Richards, j. Foreman, T. j. West, j. a.
Beck. c. Heitz. Thomas Spense and A.
a. Lewis. ...s
The German Typographical Union
No. l3 will give its annual ball at Mar
QUARTS hall Saturday evening Nov. Ii.
A pleasant programme is being ar
ranged by the committee.
An important meeting Of the Ladies'
Assembly 1862. K. of l. will be held at
Labor hall Friday evening. Nov. z.
Plains are being considered to reaWaken
the interest in organization among the
female factory employees in st. Paul.
Much good has already been acconl-.
plished On these lines, and with the
large number of factories in this city
there is room for further good work. 1t
is expected that definite policy will be
decided up0ll, ana some work done this
winter to improve the conditions of the
working girls. The work of the assembly
will doubtless be for the present to work
in a social way. leaving the discussion
of industrial questions to some future
time.
The musicians union will hold its
regular monthly meeting at Labor hall
Tuesday morning, Nov. d. Consider
able business of Importance will be
transacted, including the installation of
the recently elected officers.
fhe machinery moulders' union will
give its third annual ball at Turner hall
this (Nlonday) evening. A special
effort has been made to insure good
time to those who attend, and a large
attendance is anticipated.
The stonecutters' union will hold a
special meeting Monday evening to con-
slider several matters Of Importance to
the craft. The political circular which
has recently been issued by the union
will also come up, as some question is
raised as to its geEuineness. 1t is, now
ever claimed that the subject of which it
treats is well known to the organized
workmen in st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03
QUlPS.

Another gasoline stove explosion was
reported Yesterday. How much long
fr will the people continue to use
this. dangerous explosive. in their
homes? ~ .;i..f..;....f,.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03
All Persons

Having exhibits at the Harvest Home,
Lowry Arcade, are requested to have
the same removed 10y Tuesday noon,
Nov. A. as the Insurance expires at that
hour.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

Ii instruction is not thorough; nobody
Should pay 1t; II it Is, every body should.
Location, Gluhe Building. Minneapolis.
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Bower shorthand School

Offers thorough business. shorthand
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DR.. 7. ]. PEARCE,
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E[sl3il1i5
BAKING POWDER
Has Broken The Record.

DIR. Bennett 2. Davenport, the State Ana
iyst OF Massachusetts. at the request of The
New ENGLAND Grocer" analysed the three
leading Baking Powders now on the market
The Royal, Cleveland and THEPURE.
In spite OF the trumpeted claims of the two
former, 1t was found that THEPURE was
der valuable.
With regard to strength and keeping
qualities. DR.. DavenpOrts report saws:
when first opened, THEPURE was found to
be the strongest yielding s.33 per cent more
leaveniiig gas than the ROYAL. aud 1862 er
cent more than Clevelands,H and again,
after exposure to light and air IN my office
window and re-tested ut intervals OF one
two and three weeks, they were found to
still rank i'll the same order. At the last test
however, THEPURs WAS 1899 per cent
stronger than the Royal and 2. 82 per cent
stronger than Cleveland's"
/. To be further convinced of its ex-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

Bower Shorthand School
Offers thorough business. shorthand
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03
FUTURr EVENTS.

The paperhangers' union will hold an
open meeting at Labor hall, 20 East Sew
entil street, Friday evening. Nov. 4.
Paper hangers and decorators are es-
peclally invited to be present. Several
well Known speakers will discuss the
benefits to be derived from Organiza-
tim.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03
MEN WANTED
To Bring Election Returns to the
NeWSDaDers

About 100 bright, intelligent Young
rIru aie wanted to briug in election re.
turns an Tuesday evening. Only bright,
active young men need apply. Call any
time to-day al the office of the secretary
of the Y. NJ. e. A., corner Ninth aud
WabaSha Sti eetS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03
ssOur focr

sour Corner"
Clear Havana Filler. handmade, guar
anteed, sells Tor cents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

The tailors' union holds it's regular
meeting this (Monday) evening at
Schumaker's hall. An important change
in the laws governing the union will be
considered. Ii is Intended to allow
members of the union to have option in
securing employment. A full attend
auct. is desired
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

The cooperative ball board viii hold
Its regular monthly meeting this
tMonda. evening, TO transact the rou-
tine business tor the past month. The
revised constitution will also come up
for consideration.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

Bower Shorthand School Tuition
&En
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

LII the voter waits 10 Vote IN tavor of
these amendments To the constitution
lac must draw the pencil through the
word NO" Ii he is opposed lo The
amendment-as every Democrat should
he should draw line Though tic
word "Yes."
Now remember this
The state Ticker is The white ticket.
Look at the top of the ticket.
Put cross opposite lheinas Wilson's
name.
Cast your eye to the bottom of the
ticket,
Run line through the words Yes
or No" you will tini there.
The voter should Then told the " bite
ticket and take up The blue uiIe. The
blue ticket contains tie names of can
dldates for county officers anu congress.
he voter will lind the iialne nf Richard
L. OConnOr. Demur rat at the head of
the blue ticket. Put cross uppuaite tt,
the name So:
S.eie u us o'.rt-i.- - DIin"r, Dem y
Clerk of Dis Courl-W }. Frrnley. Ret
clerk OF Dis Court. T.. LarKt.N FRO
CLERK OF Dis. oIir-R. 7. O'C Olnor. All
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

Is II constitutional and not local disease,
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

For Repeal of Chapter Eleven of the.
General Laws of ! So. Tt 1ating to tax iYe
Elton # railroad mPari.s .
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICE |!

Those who have plenty of cap
ital buy when goods are cheap;
small dealers buy only when they
have to do SO to hold their trade.
Taking advantage Of the season,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

fhe machinery moulders' union vii
give its third annual ball at Turner hal
this (NIonday) evening. A specia
effort has been made to insure gool
time to those who attend, and large
attendance is anticipated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-03

Amendment To Article one ID of tieI
Constitution, prov idin- for tive-sixths We
(5-6l Jury verdict ill civ il ca e.
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0as gHipeim, bds bte 3oftem besablem
1ff1fEl.

Dem enaIif9 ameritanii9en Baptis
ifensSeiftli9en $. Sbompion 3n 2ebGs
non i'm ir6bli1en st. Clair g1unip IL
S0inois III feline @onntaesipitsIki
i@le6t befommen. Sn oetn grn6em
Sbeils oeutiAen nur elf Meilen bon
Ge0ebiae entfernten 2ebanon finb am
Sonntas bic Wirtbi9aften niGt mebr
often i'm eigentllden Ginne; aber eitt
0intertbiir9en ldBt ii@ bod BEL ben
meifen finoen. Oa ole Morte bDn ber
2an3el berab bagegen ni1ts nubten, 10
bei9loB ber tpatbenbe Waiiernluder
ReDerenb 3bompion, 81 eineni anbereR
Wtittel au greifen uno einnlal einen ber
@eieBberd9ter Dor @eridt 3u bringsf.
ct f9li6 fi9 am lebten 6onntag In bic
Ndbe ber Wirtbidaft gbuarb 8ui@er's,
unb um bic Gin. uno Museeben0en uns
gef6rt betradten 3u f6nnen, febte er fid5
In ben S9weineifal bes Wirtbes unb
f6rieb bort iorgfdltig bic Nanen aller
8eiuder ber Wirtbsltube ouf. glm aus
oeren Sase ging er bann gum 5riebenss
ri9ter Drills unh ermirtte einen 6aft6es
febl. Mber Builder erfubr. tDie bic So
den ian6en. begab iiG i9leunigit mad
oem 3iu6If Meilen entfernten Maseous
tab, befannte fi9 bort Dor einem 6ries
bensri6ter Der 8ertebung bes Come
tags8eleBes i@nlbig nnb tuurbe 3u elmer
@eIbfrafe BON So berurtbeilt. Mls ex
bieruuf nab ieiner &adtebr nod Qebas
non aud sort Dor ben Ni9ter gelaben
tuurbe, erfIdrte er faltbltitig, 0oB q Bee
reits gefraft iei, unb &eperenb 9boraps
ion iab fi9 gen6tbigt, nit feiner1 3eus
genbeer ltaberri@teter 6a6e ab3u3ie1en.
Nls Builder bas @eri@ts3imnser berlieB,
fagte ct sll benz Reberenb mil frennbIis
dem 2d9eln: vDas 69mein. b0s Iets
ten Sonntag in meinem 69ueineIioa
iaB, pirb ale &olfeu blemen HtEen..s
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M6er 9imofep Sefmopltldl" l"

O:tte, guet D09m0blgeboren - bies
TT Der allergeringffe prsis. Die Sum.
men mifen nod beute ii1ergefsat per.
oeil. 5ooann 5ablen sic mir TO-.
600 Hubel, nm ole Strenge neinei
Gi9ter gu milbern. unb nod 10000
Nabel 5u meinem bequemeren Inter.
bolt mdbrenb meiner Berbannuua ober
UNI meme Glu6t mad Mnterita au Be.
tpettltelligeu, no Id mem Weib unh
meme 3inber au finben boffe.
Wtart paWlomiti1 mar entleBt. 81
bsttelfe UNI billigere 8ebinaingen, er
fant oemiitbig bor 9imoieD In bic Rnie
- umionif. BET Mann iuar bart mie
Glen. unb es blieb Dem 1ebrdnaten
ni1ts iibrig, als bic Beoingunaen atlau.
nebmeu.
Webrere WoHat barauf trat bic I'm.
teriu1ung Dirtli6 elm. Simofep mur,
be aIs Der SduIoiee bingeHellt, Derbaf=
tet uno i9neQ nerurtbeilt. Seine Ns.
taunten, benen nit &e9t aufgefalleu
mar, oaB er in iitnsiter 3eit auf 70 gro.
Bem 6uBe gelebt, tDanbten fi9 idb BON
ibm unb perbammten ben beu9ler. ben
gettiiser uub S9marober. lao alle
freuten Weibraud bent eblen 6errn,
Der mad 10 furjer pro5ejeit einem ID
naparbisen 8ertrauen sefdentt uni
t9n glidli9 gemabt bate. lnb Der
ueole 9err" empfing nit Mnlfanb uah
Wtiroe bic neuerli6en Yemeiie Der bod.
tfsn W9tung uno 3eigte feline oft gertibnl.
te Wobltbdtigfeit uno ieinen unerrei@
barren goelfinn nod baburG. baB {,
Dem Verurtbeiltem bic 10. 900 Nubel
au feinem llnterbalt tpdbreno Der Ser.
bannung, bic er ibm insgebeim peripro,
den batts. 6ffentli@ iiberrei1sn IieB.
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@ie lit bies

Bir 6ieten einbunbert Dollars SeIObnuna
fiir ieoen Soil bon Ratarrb, ber nid)t burA Gin.
nebmen bon $aa's aatarrb sfnr sebsiIt perben
fann.
8. 5. gbensb & Co., eisentbdmer,
9oIebo, Sbio.
Bir, bic llnter3ei9neten baben 8. 8. gbWep
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i9aftSbanblunsen uno finanaiea befdbiat,
ale bon fsiner Girma einsesanseneu gerbinb.
lidfeiten au erfiiaen.
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Sali's satarrb sfur pirb innerIidb aenommer
uno nirtt birett auf bas HIut uno Bic idlIei.
mtgen Sberad9en bes Sbaems. 3euanifs
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Sertauft bon aDen apotbefern.
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wsemid,lidbe Sinialfiafeit.

gsir iinb idwa&H&e Greataren allyumaI = ieItR Die
Stdrtffen unter uuS. Der frdntli6e Mauu, ha5 let's
ber @eienisfet gu sensbeu. QBenn i. d. zines ber 70
bdufis unb oft 10 bartndds auftretenbeu Gaenleiheh
6as Geben rerbittert, ueen sleiHf6rmse Geters nne
pirb Faeri@ nit her 3eit elm sOpspeptter. 2Bsrhen
htee senannten bret Spmptcme, wte su Aans sel4ebt
rerndbldst, 70 werben fie @rpnilm. Sn benz falf9en
In peIem @laHten bird ben Gebraii4 naseetsneter
uub besbalb j@dht@ mirfenber Nrsueteu mar moo bes
tdrtt nire, Hrmt tann her 2eibenbe nm 70 toIer
Nes pOrabsr, es nm 70 beer fur i'm nnb ietne Nuses
bSftsen iet. @el& cine 9ette bon Srrt5hmern Getue
Heber t fur au' baS 1nbetI rerantbDrtIi@ Sie tbet
eineu meIentlien Tteil Ieiner Ie[bft. aBie IT e "a
biSeipltniren2 SRI SdIie Ron pReer aaaseubitters,
etnem fereu Mttel sur @eberberReaunS elmer seinns
ben unb aeprbneeu Ttdtiatet beS MagesS, ner eeeer
uno ber Ginsepeine. Nu@ rerhdtet unh riri hdfeIte
malariiGe, rbeumattf&e nnb RterenIeiben.
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Gin tpabres gsunber.wetttel.

@ir. Srant Suffman, elm iunser Manu Don Surltua .
ton, Sbtc, eenitatirt, bab unter ber 8ebanbIuns
ppn spei berprrrasenhen GerSen mar, BITE beihe nit
i'm Stanhe raren, eine Seeruns ieines @eiunbbeits-
tnfanbes herbei5uffbren. Sic ertldrteu, hab er an
S4ptn6iutt lite, unb hab ibm ni9t mebr su beIfeu
ie. Da renete man tbm gu, Dr. tbnias ReueS Gdpinh-
iu8tss sSetmittel gu sebrau4en. Gs mar bas i&on ai
etner 3ett, alS er nt i'm Staube mar, auer ber Bic
StraBe au Ssben, Sbne ia untsrpess oussuruten Gbe
er cine baite Giaide sebraudt Bate fanb err bes
er f4 reit petler beinpe. Gr ieste baber ben G,es
branb fert unb erfreut id beut hes been Bpblieins
gser an eem pals pher ben acknowledgement letbet,
frieptsuns.
Prpbeaai@en fret BET alien apptbefern. SIN RbpIes
lale bet OretB, 1bempfon Co. In Gan Gntpnic, ae1.
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tn Der 3Deiten RaiRte unb 6rei In ber
eriteu ibre @9laffele fanoen.
Mls WoIfgang bas beubeIeu@tete
SdifsDed wieoer errei9t bate, f6ien
es ibm, als lei er benz S9a9t eines
8ergmerts eatiiiegen. Gin Bid nod
nod benz Oampfer9en lieB ion cine
i9reienbe unb geitituIirenbe Menfdens
menge 5emerten. ST lief aur 2an=
bungsnelle suriid unb fab bort 3u ieiuem
@ri@reden ben i'm 8ergeHenheit gera.
tbenen 8dumle ilu 3uifanbe tiefer Obn.
naGt. Diefer bate, tbeils aus ssnrdbt
Dor ber Polijei, tbeils in bsr 6offaung.
ben Wirtb unt aebn @roi1en betriigen
3u t6nnen, in benz bumpfen 8erjfed 10
lange ausgebalten, big ibm bic Slime
i6man6en. Die 8spddtr6ger batten
ibu beim Nuslaben obnmd9tig amilden
ben 6iffen beroorge5osen. Sn Der 6ano
belt ct bas vlebrle", ipeI1es Dleber
einmal feline Sbdtigteit eingeFe(t bate.
Wa9bem man bic 59ldfe oes Burden
NIT giig eingerieben, fam er an ber
frif9en 2uft balb wieber gu ii9. Sein
erfer Bttd aber tlel auf ben Ngenten,
ber ibnt ld9elnb fagte: .gs freut mid,
boB sic tpieber 3abluagsf6bia getporben
iinb." = 8dumle rtidte Iangfant unb
tnurrenb nit benz @elbe beraus, tuorauf
bet NSent i'm uno Wolfgang su einem
Mbi@iebstrunf einlub. Durd1 elm @Ias
Bier unb einen SmbiB fhblte fd1 Der
biebere 6@wabe balb nit ieinem 5d,ids
fal tuie6er ausgei69nt. MolFgana pers
abf@ie6eie fi9 BON benz riuntern Wirth.
Der itets gefdlig unb freunbli@ eegen
ibn gemeien, in ber3Ii9er Weiie. na2
Ils bas Iuspanbereri1 diff 6fe plans
ten eben ein3ieben tpollte, fam aus benz
nabegele9enen @aitbaus Elm Shmarm
iunser Wdnner Nrm in Mrm baberge>
f@mantt. Die 9erren batter ben Ib.
| f@ieosf6mer3 bur6 Wein 10 eneraild
3u befdmpfen gefu9t, baB He Hd ieBt
In einem feligen Saumel befanben. sic
ibrieen bem 2apitdn bon Weitem
Stop!" 3u, fangen oann nit rauben
5timmen: n9fuB | benn. muB benn
5um Stdbtle binaus !"-unh aIs lie
tiber bic planfen i9ritten, fieI Der NeIs
tefe unter ibnen nieber unb muBte tuie
elm 6ad auf's S9iff sei&leift mer5en;
babel plumpfe feline lanse pfeife in's
WaHer.
.Nber profeHor9enl" |" rieien ibm fei.
ne Besleiter gu unb ri@teten ibn beim
6auptmaft uiebsr auf, ,tuas III Dir In
bic 8sine gefabren2"
Der prOfeRor nabm f9manfenb eine
cieeroniide 0altung an uno rief ben
llmifeben0en gu: "Vivat Germania
Vivat, foreat, crescat!" 9lIs feline
@efdbrten unter Guti9menGen In BEN
Wunfd einseitimmt batteu, fubr Der
profeRor In balbtreisf6rmiger Beme.
sung nit Der &e@ten bur9 bic Qufi
unb iagte in feierlibem Zone: ''In.
troite amici, nam ct hic Del sunti'
.Greili9 ffnb bier @btter, aum Beis
fpieI 8a9us unb leiber au9 Neptuns.
bemerfte Ia@eno elmer ber Gauffumpas
ne, inbem er cine Glaf6e Rotblpobn
aus Der grufttafbe ieines lleberrods
berpOrJog, saber i9 fiir9te, Der unboIs
be Meergoit miro uns stpinaen, bic
Opfer bes 8a6us misber berausauae.
ben.
tGortietunq foIat.)
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Sir ssemralsia mms ssopftd,mer,

sebrau@t "Rough ON Pain" auaenbIid(ide
SeiIuns. 25 unb so Gents. "Rough on Corns. y
Glhffis Is GeutS. Salbe 10 Gents. Rough on
Worms, Tdet, % Gents.
@OuSb ON GUu8bs,
fur Suiteu, ertdltuns, Seifsrteit, 6oIssnt,iin.
ouns 25 Gents. Rough on Toothache, pI5b.
li@e abbilfe 10 Gents.
@eu'S Sair Salfam.
@enn erau, felt ts itufemtueile bic Garbe
nieoer BET, tIesantes HoiIetteumitteI. so Cts,
$l.00 bel Oru9siifen, ober 81 .OO- SIafd5e franto
per Ggpre6 $l.00.
9. 9. BsIls, Ssrisb Gitb, n. >
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Oie neue 8arifbin erweiii ben
Deuti9en iniofern einen 8ortbeiI, baB
ole Bidder. mel9e nift tn enaliiber
Spra9e erfdeinen, fortan aollfrei finb,
pdbrenb bisber auf benielben elm 3olI
BON rs pro5ent rubte. Das miro bofs
fentIid bem 6anbel in oeutlden Ba.
9ern. ber bis ieBt burd beren 2oHfpie.
ligteit fart gebemmt mar, einen neuen
Nufihmuna qebeu.
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untraaIi@es 3ei@eH.

H.: Wie i9 b6rte, foll ia unler reiier
Gmtmann elm duBerif freunblid1er
Meni@ fein. 26nnen sic bos beifds
tigen 2
3D.: 8oufomuen - CT III bic Deys
t6rperte 2iebensmhrbisteit! Senten Sic
fi@ nur, seiteru bat Ct iosar seIaGt, ais
ibn - iinier 8orbier rafirtei
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9ufbem 6urupIab.

Sergeant (au eiaem GoIbaten, Der
ber3weifelte Nnffrengungen modt, has
Eau 3u ertlettern): Mber, 4in0 Got.
tes, sic uOllen einniol In ben 0immeI
tommen unb fommen nitbt einmal ba
binauf!