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DOLLS RECEITING THEIR FRIENDS.
THE CHARITY EXHIBITION wELLPATRoN1zED-
MISSION CHILDREN TO VISIT THE
SHOW TODAY.

The dolls in the Judge" Building welcomed scores
greeted many who return day after dan bringing tler
acquaintance with them. Little groups OF interested
people stand constantly in front Of Madame Albanl-
gift. The price marked on tins doll $50, does not
surprise any who inspccts il. The clothing has
been described I'm The Tribune. Her photographs,
which are for sale look lfclihc as TO deceive many
people. Mrs. Cleveland has three dolls, valued at
800. and the other designed for tencment-hOu-e
children. Mrs. Harri-On's doll VIII be sold at auction
One dressed 10y Miss Ellen Terry has been sold for $40
the purchaser saving that she would have paid $500
for il II necessary. new arrival Is bride. whose
white ~,iin gown and all her garments are hand 'ewed
The doll was received from Mrs T.. ". Gallaude. who
has sent several 10 the exhibition but none superior
~ this Madame Poni,i sends the Nurse from Romeo
and Juliet and thu daughter of Justice Patterson a
q beautiful representation of a Runanian peasant
The Beacon orchestral Club Is greatly admired bv all
who visit the first floor, and the monograph amu'c'
All who 90 upstairs.
MR.. Percy /, praised by tic owners OF all the prize
winners and ccn>urcd 10y those whose dolls we're not
80 fortunate: she atulac> herself, however, that
She deserves neither praise ccneurc for this feature
If The exhibition. Tic dolls numbered 800 800 ar"
for Hope Chapel. an Eat >iIc mission. one or two
have been ~old 10y mistake, Int tl" purchasers t,.n
have the error corrected. These 200 dolls ana MY
more were dressed nv friends. with the assurance th
The Identical dolls should GO 10 the children "f IN
sunday. school. rhi, morning the children Of the VII
-ou Mission aud the Roman Catholic orphan NNyIu"
viii bc admitted fr,"
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School No. 8 in West Thieerthst has received much
Iraisc. The children Of that school from homes
where they get little aid suggestion from Their
parents. Their exhibit however compares favorablr win
Of other in the Lyceum There T. considerable
rivalry the friend, Of the trustees OF the city
the Of the handsome gold watch presented 10
the fair by Tiffany Co. 10 wiz bs given TO the most
popular trustee. Superintendent Jaspcr's popularity
the teachers and pupils shown the ado OF tho
contest for the possession Of his c-ke crayon portrait
Mrs Frances A. Smith principal Of Primary school No
members OF tho Press Committee have done valuable WORK
since the opening OF the fair.
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Howard Mission
HOME FOR LITTLE WANDERERS,
9Op oIIi-SI..


Two Door, Last Of BoWcry NEW.YOHK CITY.
Established 1861. Incoipriated l-Ci .
THE FRIENDS cor ms HOWARD MISSION
and all who delight in helping the children Of the poor
KINDLY HEAR N MIND
That the months OF cod aui IA d>hlp Tor inc poor are
HAT. for ,ucnty.nnc v,af~ the HOWARD MISSION
Ia, cared thousands ~ poor ana nc-tt'i thl.fc'
hundreds az families tuG on.r poo OK tht Guy ." Nv.
YORK and Vicinity, and large r.Wh,f' ot cL,d."n ahi
yourh have bcu placed through it. inhuen'" III hos sn1
..:liiol-. ,iuc'td ter u,iuIn'>" COCA cU1cnshp
mi, " Mission ',o.ry depends upon voluntary con-
r,pt on. to carry is bcu"'o. NJ and 'mtstlh work.
and respectfully ask. Your generous cooper avon.
Numb,s of Families known % ia" Ni>>lDN anu
reclp.r's ~ benefits throughout .. var too
Number - Children members az above F'i!llts-- 20,
Visit, the Families d!itp- IT," N'2l ------
Placed hont~ ant business ~l'idtlo'~ ~
Enrolled Members Oi SrnaN-' l""l Iuitn, d. 81.
Fnloicd aS Mcmo,r, Of sunday, .hool intermediate ~
Department -
rrf,'9 .s Members ~ Young Mems Bible Class -
Inrori a, Members ol Young Mou,n'S lNhl" Nla'' 2t
enroI.d MDml.r. u Mothers lBih.r l1~- -
Mothers Conference anu Payer NJ t:n-N 49,,
THURSDAY evening ..........---..- .-.. ...- : 80
Childrru'- torf rr-l." and Praise Ne'tinc,
dIc~dW afternoon ..-...--......-. .-- 5 50
~ t.r MISSION ROOMS. -'G jth..t.
Cash Contributions NAV be- >cnt % N" Howard MISSION,
president. - turtl lndt--t., \"w-h"tA.
Clothing and Prov l>ion> re-, N,d at me Mission 2W
5fh-- sent Tor 20 any addlN~> on r'celp
" = wyrkofr l. :. HATCH.
Secretary. President.
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The regular monthly Meeting Of the Electric Gun wa
held at the cub-hou~" lat r,rn;. About seventy NV
member. w.r' present short business WfthR Wa
held at o'clock when amcndnet, to the bylaws Na'
adopted Increasing the member hip limit to lOo I'M"
annual due, for active member. viii hereafter be- 40 u
year and for s,Socn'e mcub":- $50 year.
At tho close OF the mcrtng lcctrr" on Electric"
INIT OF the Present ard Futurep va, delivered by Pro
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James s. Mcoulan. p s. Trcacy, Joseph r. owens
Charles f. Walters, John j. Radley. Francis c. De'iin
Andrew J. COrmck, DR.. Hasse Judge Richard O'Gorman
Joseph j. ODonohuc. John D. Crmmins. Thomas f. Grim
Minis John F. Gbney. w. j. Amend John j. Frlel. Henry
Amy. Joseph A. herman, Judge Morgan J. O'Bren j. T.
Farrell Spcman. Joseph J. Mosher Joseph Leavy,
William L. McKcnna and DR.. 4. V. Braily.
Charles V. Forncs. the president OF the club presided
and were songs rotations and exhibitions Of slight
ofhand all Of which delighted the audience. A supper
served acrwad.
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crNrp A. r\ttROAD OF EW-JERsEY.

Additional Train, between NcwYork and Lakewood.
uceuni., o,ii,,l,y December 20. train, will leave
New York foot Liberty street, y. L.. for Lakewood.
r\p,c,,. . 10 D. M. cypress, Sunday,. beginning De
ccilbc" =. - a. IA. -, -. 49,
You. Nrr voc l,y, . - a. N. express, 10 100 "A. IN.
express T. 30. G:l0 2: 15 p M; sundays beginning
Dcccmher %. q ID Z. NJ.
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MARRIED..

BRADSHAW FrGBISli-In Droohm, y y. No'sm-
h.r nG l,nO hy Venerable trchdoNOh St"Nrhe. MI.
ShnrI., H.,d,hav t. Daisy, third daughter OF Clinton
and Grace Goldman Fuibl.h and granddaughter 81 the
at Hnndollh \. '. Goldman. t,qr 81 Portland Name
po-ton 1ud N.'fnr lapoi- u'I copy.
COOKF-KTMP-On Thursday. u c'mbcr II. AZ IA, r,si-
dn,. ~ tb, hides uohcr by Rev. lsaar futile .. D..
Maria j,a.u,ttr dnGEat,t of Tn, lag AARON Kemp, %
,nntgin Augustus T.. Coonr. l. ;. Navy.
NrrriTr. ZACH o. " Wednesday afternoon, December
" ~ i, ,nc, of tn brides parents. lontrr,. New
Vori IN hr Rev T.. l.. loieckcr Camilla Clara Bach
to Henry COwlo, Merritt
Buffalo aud Chicago payers please eopys
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4 LARGE Sru AewRrD roR TEACHERS

\. b. de Ifccc. manager # the fair OF the Terhcr-
Mutual BENEFIT Association ia the L"noN Iyccum cav, ha
there Is tie doubt that the o $50 opO WiI be-
realized BY the fair and that The association VIII De el1b
10 the money received due, from d, members ~ pay
annues disabled techef~ The Interest IN D." oduca-
tlona exhibit has increased anything since the opening Of
the fair. MLa Addie McKee's department. from
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rrcrpr,oy ny rHE clrH0LIC CLrB.

The room. Of the catholic club. n" 20 W',t i"'"'s
i.t-t v,r. ,r,ud,ei li>t evening. y Wa ''"' '''P
ton. given by the nana2'l' ol the '"p ANU " W.,
attended hy . representative BODY 81 Tn Roman ''u"'
l,v With ,, t,e, and timilio- Amone those pr sent
were Moo.tooor chare, T. Mcdonnell tn" religious di'
rector Of Inc .oc,y John r holly Richard NJ Walters
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Christmas and Holiday Presents.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
make speciality of handling delivering and calling at resi
deoe, Tor HOLIDAY Presents 10 Be by their Express 70
all p1rts u the United States. They have branch offices
I'm various parts Of city. ship early as insure
delivery Christmas Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

fr''or francis a. Croker Of Columbia College, who
so"oi now to determine the various electrical units such
a. WIZ ampeFc. ohm. etc. in use. and ex-
Pu'"'u ueir meaning. The proposition to name the new
UNIV VI s1fnducton after Professor Henry, calling IL a
hS was also discussed the lecturer who first proposed
this name for the unit
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xrhcp haby was SEX, we gave her Castoria,
WHen she was enid, she cried for CastoFls.
When she became Miss she c!ung D. Casto:ta
When she had Children. she gave them CAe'oii@
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Religions Notices.

REV RAPHAEL BENJAMIN. NJ. A.. formerly q
Cinrinnat will preach Peace Oh SATURDAY MOiuln9s
fifteenth Street Ielnpla
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SECRETARY BLAINE VISITING MRS DAARoscH.

james Blaine. SECRETARY Of State. reached this city
Yesterday from Washington lie went Immediately TO tho
home OF his daughter. Mrs Walter Dsnr0sch at NO ~
West Seventctht. MI BaiDcs visit 10 this cit! Is not
public business but merely spend few DAYS with his
- -1,sr lie will be three four eors Among
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those who upon him last night at Mrs Damroschs
home was General Sherman.
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mn, X.ori,.. Gimme E.doubt Wonderfully fascinating
for old and young. sold by al 10Y uci1cEo fFO' OIL
Tina latest craze. Ask ~ see H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

LYONS Holiday Umbrellas ,
an, roy ready aud for sale by all nIstciss dealers
| Al, nd Maker.
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
once $50 Sixth ave-. corner 23d-st. N. Y.
Guetlal Notifies.

5pstlal Notifies.
".- a.
"THE ANGELUS."
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
No Fast 93d.st madison souare)
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
SUNDAYS FROM TO $50 p. "
THE ANGELUS."
BEFORE SENDING TO FRANCE
ALSO THE WORKS OF
THREE AMERICAN PAINTERS.
MEsSRS. HARRISON. DODGE AND STETSoN.
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The PoIyop,icon il thc Rest
po-tonice Notice.

NlEIc L0nt"TI SHOWS n 'IlN, 10 VI
1Ni Nassau also. 10 T.. 2Sfhst.
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Now OF Exhibition. ,,
Holiday Furniture at tlnts lth-o, ana o1na''' 4nNi
4. La cnhi md nrctS lOMNht.
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American Water Colors

American Water Colors
On free exhibition at the
KEPPEL GALLERY,
90 EAST 10TH STREET.
(between Union square and 5th.ave)
OPEN IL THE EVENING.
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Women" the optmst went on are the gre'''>'
buVcl-. Thcy seem 10 thinh ""'e "o''' e.
uI,,.rr. IL, ti,,te delicate ways than men do. Then
they have more time rule better taste ana are
AWAY, more p,tlcnt and por,everlns than men Inc
husbands, brother, and trust 70 them to 90 'he''
Christina, bnying for them and | have no doubt the,
are wen salts fled with the result II tlrl are D'
thry arn unrrateful ! woman /, natural porn
buyer # eif, a man J., not >ou must nor uhu'i
,fand me a. ,aving tln; We do not Nte PnIr"i' :
remarl, a. ON Size vour know the dHcrrn'f' OF
i woudn' ,pcnd much on her shr ,r f." " ',,,n
H.. or 4 uultt ret something nice Tor h'r III, CIV
r,, #, and 80, H. y year. bat hi, /, none oi orr IN
". ard Le ,c. IT,, the c.ccpion and not IN" RUE
The great ma, 81 People VINO bN n,rt ''''
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gan5em 9er3sn ben Sob uunf6te; Sas
mar Carr 2ubpig Don gBroblemstl.
e., knAr Eot.

gan3em 9erasn ben Sob munf6te; Sas
mar 0arr 2ubpig BON Wroblemstl.
Sbre @eneiung bebrobie feline Slider.
belt; Don bem @rafen battle er ntbts 3a
firdten, ater genas iie unb rslbts Die
bic Rlage bel @rosa ein, bann mar es
nit ieinem f6onen, bebasl6en Ssben
fiir INNER Dorbei bann nabm ibu elm
enserer Wobnraum auf, unS aaB mob!
glei63eitig nit ibm aub ben @tafen bas
Berberben ereilte, fonnt, ibm nur gez
ringen Sroft gewdbren. Sc gltuttigsr
bic Sia9ri6teu aug Der &ranfsnltuSe
lautsten, befo idlaHoier muroen islEe
9td6te unb als ers- btel 28oheu ipa-
ZEN ieit Subitbs 9eimtebr oer8an9en =
bic aunbe erhelt, baB Iis bereits auBer
Bsties lei. lieB ct N8enor um eins nntsr'
rebung bitten. Denn Der Glaf lit thu
3tuar III ieinem Sauie aub bate blsbsr
ielblf bic fredtsn WhuiGe ui9i gu psr'
iDeigern gelpagt, aber ibr unfreunoli1es
8efprd1 i'm Sanuar, unnlit:elbar aad
bes @rafeH 9eimtebr mar sus!fi9 bas
eiuaise seblieben; Agenor mid lbm aus;
fatt feiner psrbanbelte, apenn es Iein
muBte, Der Nnmalt nit bem @r=Goms
miHdr-lpeil ct ielbit 3ur feige 1T, ba9te
bieier, mein Werlangen mad elmer uns
terreoung tpirb ct nun chen barum giet9s
fails ni9t ab3uf6lageu tuagea. 81 irrs
te, Nsenor Iebnte oh. Stun muBte Wrobs
lepstt 5ur Gebsr ereifen: in lebbaften
Garben idilberte Iein Yrief bic 8erli9te
fiber bic S1einebe. bic ihon friiber in
abeligen RreifeH i'm llmlauf geDeien.
unb nun, ieit Subitbs 6einfebr, ieSem
Meni9en auf 8ebn Msilen in ber @unbe
| befannt ieien.
Nienanb 3ueife an ibrer Wabrbeit,
es lei nur rdtbielbaIt, bab f9 Sro3a
bister ni1t barun, eefimmert = tpie
i aber. tpenn nun Subitb ipre6es Sbm
felbf. f9loB ct, brobe ia aud bann teine
@efabr nur feline 5reun0estreue beltims
me ibn 3u bieier Warnun9. alber au6
oieier bewegli9e Brief blieb obae Wnt'
mort, unb als fid Wroblepsti nun an
ben Nnpnlt tpanoie, ertpioerte oieier:
Der @raf CLAUDE, bon ber 0tutter ieines
| Ginbes ni9ts beffr6ten au millIeu;
iprdde Subitb bod, 10 merbe biss gus
nd1ft 0errn bon Wroblewsfi unauge.
! nebm feiu, ba fi9 aud aug ben @usla'
gen bes Ssna3 Srub.a ergeben tperDe,
baB ibm Der 9aupianibeil on ienen un'
erquidliden 8orfdleu gebibrs; beiag'
ter 3rubta babe fi9 5u oieiem 3wefe
por einieen Woden sur 8erfiisung ges
felt.
tdortfsbnus folst.)
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menben bic Orillmettooe an; lie iden
Den Samen mittelit elmer Mainine in
&eibeu gleid ins Jelb.
5o5alc bic pHanae WuraeI geiaBt
bat, miro geidtet unb bic grbe um bic
pHanse berum nit einer tleinen 6afe
aufgelodert. 0at 1id aber bic paan3e
mebr enttpideIt. 10 fam bic n0tbige
8earbeituns nit pHus uuo ggse ges
f9eben.
I'm bieie 3eit muB man auf cine
Raupe, ben ioseHaunten Cutworm,
Wdt baben unb biefelbe iopiel als m6ss
lid gu aerit6ten iu9en. 9ieie &aupe
1T ungefdbr l 3ol lang. bon ountler
Jarbe une lebt biel unter Der grbe.
Weun man iie iiberharb nebmen Idbt
uno nidt friibseitig bertilst, figt iis ben
pHan3en beceutenoen 5haben 80, neil
lie oieielben unter ber ObetHd1e ab.
friBt. Wsan tann fis nur babur1 p6nig
3erli6reu, baB man iie Morgens ooer
on triiben Saseu, tuenn iie aus Sen So.
hern beruorfommt, i6btet. Wtan fam
lie au9 nit fleinen Stoden ooer ben
Gingern ausgrabsn. Dieter Wurm
iinbet fi9 bdufiger in alien Geloern unb
beionbers in umgebro9eHen 9leefeIbern,
no man man6mal 40 Big so 5tid in
einem ein;igen 6iigsl antrifft. Sn
neu aufgebro1enem Waloboseu 1T er
ielten.
Wenn bic Yfau3e bic 8Iiltbentnos.
pen entDideli, 10 f6reitet man sunl
rR6pfen", b. g., man bri1t Die 8liis
tbentnospen uno ole fleinen Yldtter
ungefdbr eineu balben SUB lang ab,
luosu man, UNI bieIe Mrbeit sleidmdbig
bor3unebmen, elm 6 3oa langes Mab
benhBt. Die pHan3en baben bann
nod cine 96be bon 2 big 3 SUB. Muf
i6perem, fru6tbarem Yoben. no Die
pHanae fid frdftig entpidslt, ioa
man INNER aebu Bldttsr 3ur bblligen
Musbilbung iteben laKen; auf tpsz
niger trdftigem 2anbe fub a6t bits
ldngltf.
Das Mbnebmen Der Seitentrebe
(Suckers) miro im Auguii pOraeaomz
men unb bic pfau3e iol baum nenisr.
items Is 3oa ieiu. ST bic Saares3ei.
feudt unb bic pfan3e trditis, 10 tann
man bieIelbe nod einise 3eit iteben laIs
fen, 1T fie absr irodeu, 10 muB mon
oieIe 5eiteHtriebe iObalo als mbglid
ale rein ausbseGen Tsei3euI I'M ber
pHanse bic n6tbiGe Graft gu psri6afs
fen, fi6 p0llig gu entlpideIn. untet
Suckers berIfebt matt ndmli6 bic aus
ben Blattlpinteln bsroorna6lenben
Seitentriebe, me!9e sem6bnli6 3tpeis
nal berbortreiben. Spdter tommen
biefelben on Den Wur3eln gum 8ors
idein unb man barf iie nidt iiber cine
Wode alt usrben laifen, ba fs bic
pHan3e entfrdften. Wbl.
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- Sr @nslaab ioa man erbebli6e
gtfolge nit elmer neuen elettriiden
Grebstebanolung er3ielt baben. Nafs
bsm man ben Rranfen betdubt bat,
miro ber elettriide 5trpm burh Die
Rrebsgei6nullt unb but9 olIe @emebe
einiJe 3oq rinssum hinbur9selsiiet,
unb omar nit iiolirten Nabeln, um bic
9aut nibt gu berlebeu. Der Grebs iou
alsbann gu madden aufb6reN, bic @es
f9wulit 5uiammenf6rumpfeu uno bsrs
bdrten gu elmer tobten Maffe faierigen
@sDebss. als 8ortbeile bieies Be-
banblung tuerben angegeben: cine 8erz
ldngeruug bes 2sbens, poyausgefebt,
baB por Seeinn ber 8sbanbluug feline
mttaifatfden 4bla8erungeu aufaetrsien
fno; bic Batienten finb i'm Aageme!z
ren n!6t gsa Dun0eu. ldnger aIs ainen
ooer 5utl 3age bas 8eit au bitten, iis
bitlisrsn fein 8Iut uno tuesben nidt
fhmdder. Der 5trom lam fat bur6
ieben 3beil tes G6rpers bineur1gelsi,
tet uao ipmit bas Wa6stbum eiuss
Grebies aufgebalten speroeu, Der ionit
auf feline agbere Weiie bebanbelt tper=
ben f0nnte.
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0eiet,t ben Tau,

Sic iinp nerp65 uno hpSpeptii9, Sbr gtppetit lap
mad, Sbr S6lai mirh hurd ununsenebme 3raume sebr
unb untertrpden, umc Sie bubten nm bic @unit he&
Shiummer9ptte5 umpnit. g3a5 baben sic IN etnem
iclhen Sale gu bun2 gBnuen Ste elm altpbc6eS &eis=
mitel periu6en, I'm Sbren Gppett bu itimuliren uni
Sbre 9erpen ppr rem S9lafensehen NIT etnem mar
tpihen Witte gu betduben? 1bun Sic has ntdt, icn=
bern rerIuhen Sic Splteter5 Ma9enz z8itters, unp eF
mirb, slauben Sic uns, nih be hem geriude bleiten
Sic perpen irrtfabren, hieie8 NIT Ret berhbmte Ner
ren unp asen itdrtence MitteI gu sebrauhen 0aiebt
lit i'm Sale Der 9fctb aerahe has, mas perlanst pire,
cine seiunhe Stimulan3 fur ben appetit uno 6te gers
fauun5, re6e nidt auirest, icnbern eas @ebtrn UNI
bic Nerpen berubtst, une irpcbl elm auSse5eihnee5
in=trebenoe5 Wttel ne elm idneu pirenper Refcrs
mater fur ben in nprbuuus Seratbenen 3utanb rer 9e
ber une 6tn9eWeiee. 65 pereitelt bic Rei9un9 jun
6beumat6mu5 beht eie eurd neeerarbeituns erSeugtt
eunist biz gBteberberfeuna traut seipeiener Qeros
men. eeute, pelhe rauber g8ttsruns ausseeet iuc,
omie obSepannte Stuftreuoe uub Gei4ditsleute oter
e8 al5 Erdrentte .MttteI aebrauhen.
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So 1T mebr &atarrb in bisier @esenS bes
2anbes aIs bon allen anberen aranfbeiten su.
fammen, unb Bic in ben Iebten 5abren saIt er
als unbeilbar. 8iele Sabre lang erfldrtsn
Doetoren i'm fir cine Iotale aranfteit unb
fdrieben locale Seilmietsl bor. uno ba fe i'm
nit arstlider 8ebanoluns beidnbis ni9t furir,
ten, ertldrten iie i'm fiir unbeilbnr. Die @if.
fenfdaft bat beuieien, TAB ratarrb cine Gonfti.
tutionsfrantbeit 1T unb bssbab eonRitutioneae
8ebanoluns erforbert. Sau's sfatarrb aur
fabri1itt bon 8 8. Glenn G Co., folebo,
Ohio, it bic ein3ise ecnftitutioneIls aur i'm
Warttc. Sic tpirb innerlid in Doen oosr Ga
ben bon 10 IrOpfen bis au einem 3beeloffelpea
eenoinmsn. Sic ipirft Direct auf bns 8lut uuo
bic falsnise SberHa9e bes Sbfcms. STE
bieten einbunoert Dollars fit ben Sale ben
fe 3u furiren bsrfeblt. 2a6t Sud Gireulare uno
3eusniiIe fommen. abreNirt:
8. 3. Gbentb G g., gisentb., 2olebo, o.
eSy- Scrtauft bon apotbefern, rs 6.
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6 / fan.

5tubioIus a.: Sb iOl Dem Bitter
maper, Der 6fters uniere Gneipe beiudt
bat, einen grief i6reibsn. Wie muB
i'd i'm oenn anreoeu9
5tubioIus s.: slb, ben profeior
meinii Su2 5ebr einfa6: 8iff Du
nidt S6mollis nit ibm, 10 fbreibit
Su: Sodoerebrter 6err prcfeIIor
giif Gu S9mOllis, fur5ue8: aItes
EQmeeIl
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Bef d c | b n.

0rdulein fnb beuie 10 abioubetli6
aurldbaltenb unb itiQ - iiib!en sic f9
ettpa nidt gang noble
Sd CLAUDE, ia; = es feblt mir eiiuas,
obne baB i'd ielblt tpeiB, mas!
2ieutenant: gddt m6gli9 = i'd
bin Ia bal
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. Dr0e b q II t.

3ante bic auf 8eiu6 sefommen,
padt bic @eidenfe fur lire gfeffen unb
gi6ten aus -. llno nem foll i'd
biele lhbi6e Orgel geben 2
papa [leuf3enb] !: Die siebit 0u ON
befen benz GriB.
Sante: llnb marum 2
papa: 9fun, Der madlt lie am i6nea'
ten caput!
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0ergQIIop pirt.

General 3u elmer Dame, bic alaes
mein als idlsdte Sdn3erin betannt III
Warten Sic nal, gndbiges Grdulein,
lpenn bic Gieutenauts nidt nit Sbnen
tanaen mollsn. perbe id lie ba3u CONS
manbiren!
Dame: gl6, grcelen3, tbun sic baa
nidt.
@eneral: Bite. bite - Strafe mub
fin! =
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Ser nieria Il e gD "a.

Dame: VII, 5e,r Stubiolus, bas 1T
id0n bon Sbnen, oaB Sic, als @ommis
Iitone meines Sobnes. niht obne mid
gu befu6sn, uaieren Srt betiibrsn.
gfuu, mie gebt es meinem gbuarb, fiu>
bet er fi6 in Der aroBen 5tabt 3ure6ts
StubioIus: Sb. mas bas anbetrifft
10 tennt er iid id5on 3iemlid aus - nur
bon Der Sueipe finbet ct nod nidt redt
bsim!
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Gin pbil ROB.

8aitin bic ibren @emabi tberraift,
aIs er oem 3immermdoden unter bas
2inn greift]: Nber, 6arl, ba b0,t ia
bod Nlles auf.-..
@aite: N6, ih fam nidt ieben. tpenn
70 elm iunges MdOeI ben aopf bdnsen
I1Btl
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glbae B Ii bt.

alter @ed [i6mdrmerii6]: Wie
fd6n muB es iein, au 3weien ourd 8
2eben 3u wanbeln = tuie traurig fttr
mid, 10 allein gu iein!
gadfiid): 5dalfen sic li6 bod einen
WiDps als @efdbrten an
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8nflenS Mrrice.SaIne.

Die befe Salbe Der 92elt fir Sauitte,
auetf9ansen, @efdpiire, 0ieber. unb Saut'
InsfdIag, GIe6te, geiprunseue Sanbe, Jroif-
beulen uno ale Sauttranfbeiten furirt pa
morrboioen ober feline Besabluns. 8allise
Satisfaetion sarantirt ober bas @elb mirb
auriiderifattet. 25 Gents bic S9adteI. 3um
8erfauf in allen apotbefen. 9reib, 9tomp,
fon C Co., @bole'ale.
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4lIqemeiues gBebraeieb.

8i6tsr: 3ugegeben, Der Mi6eI bot
Sbnen suerit cine Obrfeige gegeben.
trobbem batten Sic tein 8e6t, ibn 10
idmmerlid au prhseln Sic fonnten ibn
ia berflaaen!
NneetIagter: Sa e,lauben 8, ftr
mas taben mir benn na6ber bas allgez
meine Webrgeisb2
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Staffels Sptel.

Deuti6es SOtel in 86rne. 8prs
3Iglibe beuti1e Slide, rsinIidae 3imz
mer unb Sstten. preiie niebris.
@rnit 36ller, Gigentbiimer.
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- Sm December ber9angeneu Sabs
reg fanben in 3ofio 868 2ei9enoers
brennungen itatt.
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9ie
WOdentlide Greie Yreiie flir Seras
erf6eint
ieoea Domnerfag
- unb foItet
$3.50 fir baS Sabr pncr $1.25 fin
6 Wunate In VOramSbesablmna.