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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-12-29
DISTRICT OF WATERBURY. IS, Probate

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, IS, Probate
~ Court, Dec. rs, 1890.
Estate of George Hauser of Water
bury, in said district, assigning debtor.
The voluntary assignment Of said debtor hay
probate thereof, and John. H. Dillon. of New
Haven, being in n! said - assignment nominated
ordered, that the 3oth. day of Dec. A. D.
1890, at o'clock in the forenoon, be, and the
approval of said proposed trustee, and that ali
persons interested therein may have notice to
appear, if they see cause and be heard thereon,
this court directs that this order be published
three times In a newspaper having circulation
in said Probate District, before said time as
signed for said hearing.
ELLIS PHELAN. Judge :
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-12-29

NALLERS-At 1856 Bank street to leave
" their orders for upholstering, carpet
laying and hanging of lace curtains, also if
you want some speciality made for a Christ
ity to make it and 1 guarantee you some-
thing novel.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-12-29
WANTS, FOR SALE. RENT

and other advertisements of similar
character inserted under this head for
1 cent word.
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An Additional Feature.

189O-As the final parade for the year
1890 moves on in all it's pomp and gran
deur, new feature, peculiar in it's promi-
Renee, will be the introduction of the cell
ebrated
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22

Harry Fulton-Horse and mule b-.n' on left bip as shown in Cut Sheep: ewr hole in left ear and split in the right. Wet CTS reverse that of ewes. Rams branded on horn; range near Mormon Lake, Nosu' lon Mountains: postofice address, Flagstc. Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22
The Noble Sport of Falconry.

If tie noble sport of falconry should ever come into fashion again ready traine; Kestrels could be imported from westerI China. In the province of Yun-nan fowl CTS form special guild, with trade SC crets and business privileges, as in cross ing an ilIclosure to recover tangled birt They trGin both the common falcon and {, species of swift, fork-tailed hawks, and i. the Nor Indian railway should be e. tended to Thibet huHting-hawks copld l., delivered at Calcutta at S1 apiece, foi next to a few inland districts of As Minor, western China is at present th, cheapest country in the world.-Dr. FeliA L. Oswald
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22

A man who has practiced mo6 cine for 40 years, ought to know sal t from sugar; read what he says Toledo, O., Jan. 10, 1887, Messers- F. J. Cheney & Co., GeniIemen:-I have been in the general practice of medicine fo; most 40 years, and would say that nian my practice and experience have never seen preparation that could prescribe with as much con fdence of success as I can Hall, Catarrh Cure manufactured by you Have prescribed it a great many times and its effects is wonderful and would say in conclusion that ] have yet to find a case of Catarr that it would not cure, if they would use it according to directions.
 Yours Truly,
 L.L. GoRsUCH, MD.
 Office 215 Summit St. We will give SI00 for any cas, of Catarrh that can not be cure with Halls Catarrh Cure taken iii formally.
 F. S.CHENEY & Co.,, Props,
 Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, Toe.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22
A Real Cur1os,ry ~..op in santa Fe.


 Santa Fe, is to some extent, the treasure ground of curiosity seekers. In many Of the shops there are collections of Indian goods, blankets, pottery, bows and stone utensils that are half real and half manu- factured goods One needs to be an acute judge of the articles offered for sale to es- cape being deceived. But if he waits, the stranger need not fear paying his money for contrabGnd objects. Sooner or later all old, gray-haired senOrita will appear, loaded down with Indian-made baskets, in which arc specimens of pueblo pottery, pits of turquois, a blanket or two, and arrows and bows enough to start mu scum with. Squatting down in son' sunny corner the good dame waits wit. tke patience of Job for customers, and evening steals silently off to her cabin Or tLe banks of some neighboring stream She Is q type of a race fast dying out. | was her ancestors who first inhabited th, pueblo of Santa Fe who rebelled ag8ins. the Spaniards. And it was she herself perhaps, who was once the prettiest Indial in the village.-Edward Roberts in Sal Francisco Chronicle.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22
From the Mountains into She vslley.

As one passes from North Carolina t. South Carolina across the Blue Ridge h. discovers q wonderful change. On tL. North Carolina side is an apparent wal. Of self esteem, tranquility and almo peasant character, which, so far from bc ing rcpulsive to strangers, is to all men c experience a sign of more hopeful futur, strength. As soon GS one descends tn mountains into South Carolina he notice. that people regard hin with more interesI as if they ct once picked him out for {: stranger and wondered what he was doin, there. The young men carry self-con sciousness in their countenances. They ar. ',nquestionable better looking physical L..an the people of North Carolina, bU one can go through western North Caro Iina a whole week and find nothing tC annoy his personal sensibilities.-"G,,t in CinC innati Enquirer
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22

Mrs. George Euckler earre, San Fran cisco Mo nntains. sixteen miles norrl fl Flagstaff. All cattle branded with Tonzontal farked ltghlning on the Jeff lbs with underneath. Same brand apprenticeship on horses. Post O:lic. ad
 ess, FIagstaff Arizena.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22
Indorssd by Five Western Governor.

Indorsed by Five Western Governors. A communication from the Hon. Ju, Taylor, of Los Angeles, announced that Il. had compounded remedy for chilblain which was ind0zsed by the governors c five western states. People who had beer annoyed for twenty years had been con: pletely cured by few applications Tn, compounder had aimed, not to amputatt the foot, but to eradicate the disease. A: though his application for meInbershil had been rejected on the ground of age he hoped the club would tickle him mos to death by indorsing his chilblain remedy
 TGeIn len, it can't De done" said the pres ident, as he looked up and down the aisles What am de cnilblain? It am a sort c oarpet-tack which 1s degrees below ze
 his,s on de head an drives into de fut out q siont. De mo intments an salves you rUl c,l, de mo dat tack slips around. Heah ar fifty libin' examples Of de fack dat de les -ou fule wid Q chilblain de better he vii ;oahaye his5elf "-Lme-Hiln Club.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22
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The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22
The Yer ct Uranmous.

w. D, Suli, Druggist, Bi ppus In testifies: Il can recommend Elect ri Birers as the very best remedy, Livery bottle sold has given relief in every caSE. One man took six bottles and was cured oi Rheuma> tism of ten year. " Abraham Har druggist, Be!ievilIe, Ohio, affirm : "1he pest selliug medicine l hal e ever handled III my 20 years expeT fence, Is Electric Bitters." l" Thous> apds of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that EIectic Bitters do cure ail diseases of thu liver, kid neys or blood. Only half dollar a bottle at D. J. Brannen & Co. !, Drug store.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22

7-=- S
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22
The Weight of Groceries.

Ten common-sized eggs weigh on' pound.
 Soft butter, the size of an egg weighs one ounce.
 One pint of coffee A sugar weighs twelve ounces.
 One quart of sifted flour, well heaped, weighs one pound.
 A pint of best brown sugar weighs thirteen ounces.
 Two teacupfuls, well heaped Of coffee A sugar weighs one pound. Two teacupfuls, level, of granu- lated sugar weigh one pound.
 Two teacupfuls of soft butter well packed, weigh one pound.
 One and one-third pints of powd- cred sugar, weigh one pound.
 Two tablespoonful! of Powdei ed CT flour Wei one ounce.
 Cne pint, heaped, of granulated sugar, wei ishs fourteen ounces.
 Four teaspoonfuls, are equal to one tablespoonful.
 Two and one-half teacupfuls, level, of ti.e best brown sugar weigh pound.
 A tablesnoonful, well heared, of granulated cctiee A, or best brown sugar, equals one ounce.
 Mrs. Ptr.ol says one generous pint of liquid, or one pint of gnely chopped meat, packed solidly, weighs one pound, which it woLl be very conve: tent to remember.
 Teaspoons vary in size and the new ones hold about ,,twice as mucl as the old fashioned spoon of thirty years ago A medium sized spoon contains acout a dram.-fx X
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22
WE zA4Y CHAMPION
American Cowboys Against the World

American Cowboys Against the World
 New York, March S-A Rome special to the Herald says:-All Rome was excited to-day over a trial of Buffalo Bills cowboys on wild horses furnished by the Dnke of Sermoneta.
 For several days the Roman authorities have been superintend- ing the erection of extra barriers to keep the Say .ge steeds f1om req thing the audience.
 The animals came flem the dune's famous herd on the Pontine marshes, and he declared that no cowboy on earth could ride one. The cowboys laughed at the boast. Then the duke dared them to mount any of the six, Every man, wo man and child expected that two O. three men would be killed in the experiment.. Over 1000 carriages were driven to the Proti de Castello, and an audience of 10000 people  braved ths dripping rain. Lord Dufferin and many other diplomat- were present in the special tribune Among the Romans were the wife of Premier Crispi and scions of al. the noble houses.
 Two of tie wild horses wer~ driven into the arena. They had neither saddle nor bridle on. Buff falo Bill announced that they would be conquered in five minutes. The cowboys lassoed, saddled, bridled and mounted the horses. Tn animals leaped in the air, writhed bucked, and reared madly, but al in vain. In five minutes they werC ridden easily oround while the Ro mans shrieked with delight.
 Buffalo Bill now defes any Ro. man to ride his bucking broachos.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22

nahhi!t .-Postofice address, Flag 'of, Arizona. Range, Clark's Valley NJ" .7llon ounia aims. Brand as above cut
 Il young stock branded on bolh sides s;th swallow fork and ua derhlt in eacl ar; al.o OWE the following; Boot. T, 2 II nywhere on the side of animal. Boot ca; .e, road brand w on right side; T cattle )s, oa rl5n' l.; horse brand (. 0.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22
"Three Acres and a Co1v."

Mir. Chamberlain's three acres and COW phrase is to be found iI Knorr's Ger man Hi story of the Polish Revolution" oi lS4S.-P niladelphia RecOrl.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22

Every time we decline to do that which is wrong we increase our desire 10 do thai which is ht.-Philadelphia Call
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22
From the Seal Fur Franchise.

Since 70 Alaska has paid into the United States treasury over s4, ,50O, 900 rental from the seal fur franchise alone
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g6ir berfanfen gonnets ll1tb goqnel
gBie elm selearom ous 5abIeauob

= 2Ste etn 2ele8tQm Gus 21glequ1D
mittbeilt. merben bic bsiben Nngebote
ftir ben gberotee 2anhftreifen. 10 bod
tie au@ fin6. aller Wahri@eiHliafeit
3urtidgetuieien petben. Sd bin niht
in ber Sage, - 10 duBert ii6 ber @bes
r0te!ens9duptlins Mfapes nber biefels
ben, - f9on gu fasen, tpie bic Nntuort
6arauf Iauten tuitb, bas aber tam i9
fagen, oab bic 5a6lase felt ben leBten
5Dei Sabren cine bollfdnbig anoere
geporben 1T. Die Grase, Oh Der 2anb.
ftreif ben @beroteien aebbrt, wirb benz
b66ften @eri6tsbof Der Ser. Staatea
aur @nil9eibuns norgelest werben.
Gdlt bieie ghnfig fat uns aug, 10 1T
es 10 gut tpie gewiB, baB mir bas 2aub
ni9t far irgenb einen ber Betrdse, mel,
DE uus seboten inb, bertaufen tperoen,
uno baB bic &egietuns es erit tedt nid5t
fur cine Summe BON 81 1000. 900 be-
fommen iDirb. Dasielbe lit ben gbero.
fefen 9erabe eben 10 piel iperib, lpie irS
genb einer GapitaliItenz @eislli1aft, unb
uniere finanaiellen gerbdltniHe fnb
oerart, BOB fie uns erlGuben, 3ebn. unb
tuenn n6tbig, au9 snau3ig Sabre 3u
tDarten, bis mir es Dsrfaufen. 9Gir
berIansen ben oolleH Bertb bafGr, uno
mie bod nit benielben anI@Iagen. pers
ben tuir erft oaHu ieben, weun ber
He9istitel p6aig fs6er gsifsllt it,"
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0ie Gripeitermmg Der 0lderban= mmo
0eiperbe=GMule BET 8rDan.


9as aus ben Direttoren bsitebenbs
greeutibs Gomite Der Nderbau, uuo Ge.
perbes59ule bel 8rDan, ift,-pie eint
Noti3 aus Muttin r,i.tbeilt, = fiir bis
Hd9ite Mo9e 3u elmer @ef9dftsber.
fammlunJ, ipelGe in ber Nnnalt ielbf
abgebalten tperben ioa, suiammenberu:
fen tpnrbeR.
Ser 9aupt3msd berieIben lit. Nfittel
uno Mege au betatben. tpObur9 es err
m6glidt perben fann, mehr &aum I'll,
S1tiler au bef1aFea. gei Der gr6ff.
nung bes lebten SdAiabres muBteu
mebr als bunbert BON benen, tDeld)e fid
CUR Nufnabme gemelbet batten, aurHds
gepieien tnkrben, bios neil es an pllt
fir He raangelte.
Sn tommt 6enn cine yfa9ridt, tuel@e
eine Special Depeibe aus Waibington
bringt, gerabe aur re9ten 3eit. DieieIbe
meloet, bob ber 9Ilfsietretdr i'm sci,
niferium bes Snneren benz Mbgeorbnes
ten Sos. 9. 5aDers bic fBriftli9e Mit.
tbeilung gemad)t bat, er fei bereit,
lueun @ounerneur ROB fi9 berpfli9ter
melle, bic fiir3li9 bur@ einen 3ongreB.
aft fir bic Nuitdt beminigte @eIo.
fumme in gere9ter Weiie 3ur 8ertbeI.
lung 3u bringen, bic Nntpeiiung fiir BIZ
Nus3abIung ber auf bas Iaufenbe Sabl
faaenben Gumme (irren mir nid3t, $25,
000) au unteraei9nen. Der Beffim
muus bes 2onereBaftes mad fommt
ndmlib eim She'll oes betpiaigten Gel
bes bem farbigen 2ehrers5eminar 5u.
uab bic Gtaatslesislatur bat bic Ser
tbeiluus ber @eIber au beiorseu.
9elbfiberiidnDli9 1T, baB es cine,
bebeutenb sr6Beren @elbiumme bebarf
unl Die uotbmenois gemorbenen 9lnbau.
ten au MAIDEN. gs ipirb baher BIZ
pfiGt bes i9on i'm nd9fen Sanuai
3ui6mmentretenbeu eeIebgebenben 2br.
pers iein. aud aus Der Gtaatsta6e mel.
tere un0 genigenbe @elbmittel fur bis
@rDeiterung elmer iiaatli6en 2sbranlfal
au beuiligen. lueltbe es peritanben bat.
big iebt bon Sabr 5u Sabr meb,
Greunoe fir iih 3u getpinnen.
@s barf gebofft nerben. baB auEer.
bem aud Der gtuHuB .bes Sob. 2oS,
tDel6er f9on in Der ifd1ten 3eit BIZ
Seitung oer G9uie iibernebnen wirb.
bon iegensreihen 1olgen fir biefelbl
fein tuirb.
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Sic Gultar Der eolen aaitauie.

Sie Gultur ber eblen, eBbaren Ra.
ltanie bat big in ben Ser. 9taater ttur
cine DerbdltniBmdBis seringe 8ea@tung
gefunben. @rft in Ser allerihngfen
3eit bat man aasefaneeu, ben 10
mertbbolen Baum in gr6Berer Musbeb
nung an3upFansen.
Der abermiegenb gr6Bte Ebeil tes
gebarfss muB inoeRen INNER nod aus
6em Muslanbe eingcfitbrt tperben. Oie
beliebtefte un0 9eiudtefe Sorte III be.
fanntli1 bic fogenannte vMaronens
2aifanie". sic tpiro In @bina unb
Sapan unb auf benz europdiI9en Son.
tinente, beion0ers tn 6rantrei9, @pas
nien, Stalien unb portugaI fultibirt,
no bas 2lima elm baIbtropil@es 1T.
Wenn iie on @ei9mad aud ber In
Qmerifa ge3ogenen nt6t gleihtommt,
10 Bat iie Dor lebterer bod ben 8oribeiI
poraus. oaB ite piel grbBer iit unb oft
Die @r6Be Der wilben &oBfaltanie ers
rei6t. Sin paar Defenders CUTE Mrten
Der Gbelfaffanie iDerben i@on ben apala.
4iidben @ebirgssug ertlaug in yorb.
Carolina, Georgia uno felbf ipeiter
n6rbli9 big gum Gtaate gletp Oort bin
ge5ogen, unb Die Grii6te berlelben ba.
ben eineH 9ur6mefer BON anoertbalb
3Oll. In Woblgei6maf tibertreffen
ite iogar, nie Dben i9on bemertt, bic
beifen europdii9en Mrteu.
GaB bic eble Satanic auG in 8sras,
tpent9ftens an bielen Steler bes Gtaa.
tes, no bas Glima benz fraus6lii1en,
italienii9en. fpanii@en ober portugie.
filden dbnli9 lit, nit grfsIg se3osen
merben f0nnte, unterIiegt faum einenl
3meifel, unb irren mir ni6t, 10 fino
bier uno Sa i'm 5taate bersits Dsreins
selte 8eriude nit Der ginbiirgernng
bes tpertbp0llen 8aumes gemadt nor.
ben unb gelunBea.
f, Bon gitnitiger Worbebeuiung far bic
Rutnr besielbeu ili iebenfaas Der I'm
ftaffb, baB Der Staat Seras iiberbaupt
bic 9eimatb elmer sroben 3abl bon
NuBfrh6ten. unb baB iogar aud eine
grt pDn tpilber Satanic in Seras ein.
beimif9 1T. Cine tpie uubbare unb
sewinnbriugeabe grrungenl9aft bic
cole Satanic fur ben ieranii1en @drt.
ner uno Garmer iein miiroe, bafiir legt
bic Sbaiia@e 3eugniB ab, oaB ein eins
| aiger Baum idbrli6 cine @rnte bringen
tann, tuelbe einen 8elbmertb BON $40
bis $50 bat.
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gI2it Peih merhen fauIe 6G,

= Mit Neib perben faule S9uI.
bi56en auf einen alten Neser Namens
Samuel Sowtb in Gloriba bliden.
Serfelbe-iO beri9ten en5liiGe 8ldiier
- mar in unlpiilenbeit aufgetradien.
gr tpar aber iebr fromm unb bdtte
gerne In ber 8ibel geleien, weuH er
ebeH bdtte leIen f5nnen. Da bies dber
ni9t Der Gal mar, 10 bat er zines
4benbs inbriinftig gum Iiebsn @Ott, ct
m6@te i'm bod leien lebren, ltnb fisbe
ea! als Der yfeger am anbern Morsen
aufiianb unb h,e 8ibel aur 9anb
nabm, ionnte er fertig unb gelduFg Isz
len. llnb mie nllHen ii9 bngesen bic
armeu Nbc 9@nBen abplagen, bis fie
einige MOrte berausbu@fabiren f6nneu!
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exu Der con5fituireubeu yserion

- Sn Der conitituirenbeu 8sriamms
lung oer Bereinigten Staaten BON Bros
ftlien tefinbsn ii6 au9 bret OsutiGe,
tDeI1e BEL ibren 2anosIeuten i'm Gtaate
Sancta @atbarlna einen groBen Gin
fub befiben. @s finb bies Serr Yaus
limo 00rH aIs Senator unb bic 6erren
Waaer uuo S6mibt als Deputirte
Iac bret oerbanten ibre Wabl aus,
i9lieBli6 ibren eigeueu 0erbienifeu.
ytamentli6 bat fitb Serr 6Orn um 6as
8ebeiben Der beuti9en GoIonisn In iei.
tIer proDin3 febr oerbient gemafi.
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Bnalens aratea.galbe.

Die bette @albe Der Relt fur g9attte,
0ueti6unsen, @efdwiire. 6iebsr. uub Saut.
ausi9las, GIe@te, sefprunsene Sdube, 8rpF.
brulen nnb alle Sauttranfbeiten turirt Sa.
u,nrrbOiben ober tsins Se3abluus. gSllise
Satisfaction sarantirt ODER bas GeIb pirb
3uriiGerftattet. 25 Gents bic G3a@teI. Bum
8ertauf in alien apotbeEeu. Dreib, Ebomb.
fon {; &c., Mho[efoIe.
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s~ prdferben alIer 9rt, Oliueu,
Spargel. Bobnen, grhne grbfen, eins
aema6te californii6e GriiGte in better
Qualitdt BEL Melton & Go.
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Sd batte mir ben Daumen fart
aequetf@t. i6reibt 9err 3. 8. 8aples,
Dberliu, 9an., umb nidts bra6te Gin
beruna Der S9mer3en, biz i'd 81. Sa'
tobssOel anpanbte. Delf)es in furaer
3eit Do1fdnbige Ssilung bra9te.
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s6r 2nuis RunteI, 81 Horbz
TloresfroBe, bat fOeben erbalten: Gu
liforHia 3infanbel IS Gents per @alo.
ne; Seros Weiu $1.00 pet @allone;
5iiBeu @atawba 81 90 per @alone.
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Waris perbraudot i6brIi@ 338, ,OOO

parif berbrau@t idbrli9 338, 900
O6fen, 100000 &iibe, 100000
S9meine unb 2 Millionen 9amn1H.
@s befinben iid5 in 4saris 1886 Dffents
lide Sibbdnte, $4,000 @asIaternen.
SIN 2aufe zines Sabres circuliren in
paris 33 Millionen griefe, 13 Millios
men poffarten, 8 MillioneH 3eitungss
blditer. Ser idbrli9e Perioneuperfebr
auf ben giienbabnbDfen be3iffert iid
auf 81 Millionen &eiienbe. Oie pos
li3ei fabrt pro Sabr $4,000 8erbaftuns
gen aus, bel benen. es fib I'm 0srbre.
den unb berf6iebene 8erseben banbelt.
Iuf 10000 @intpobner tommen pro
Sabr SO 6eiratben.
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s@ sommt uub beisbt unfer 2ager
bon 9aushaliunssserdibidaften uno
Meibna6is Sa6en bel BENTON n 6
Meller.
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s0 Ghnf3is 9ubenb 2abies Meri'
no 8ailen 3u IS Genis bel 9.
Deutf6 & so.
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@esen einen S9nitt, gei@dbisnns,
@ieb. ober Branbwunben eiebt es ni6ts
BeKeres, als @bamberlain's g
Pain Balm. Sie Munbe beili
fnneler, als bur6 irgenb elm onberss
prdparot, uab, tuenn bieielbe ni@t gar
su f9limm lit, obue 9larben au binter.
laKen. gu baben BEL &. gobn g. Co.,
s. 2oIteper & Son unb allen beoeutens
ben Npotbefern.
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nay eSn &annen ltl6 @lasbii9iet
eingema6te @emiiie, 6rii6te, SliOell
BEL gB ilfpn& &pte.
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@- @ingema@te oeuti9e un6 fron'
s0fT9e GruGte unb @emiie bel % l.
ton & 60.
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llnter poa benGebre&en, renen tas6leib rerfauen,"
tuns, unb fame bas aIte Sausmiitel, Or. gua'S Su=
ten Sprup, nit ,u 9nfe, 70 ,pfrhen gar rtee eets
eenhe Die SrffHuns duf Geneluns aufsehen. Brets
25 Gents.
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41tsebn MI[iarben gdbuabeln
tperben allidbrIi9 in ben Ser. Staaten
angeferiigt.
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s@- PianD. gibliotbef unb Naiens
2ampen; &odlefiers2ampsn, bic befen,
bei Weptott & WeIler.
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Gs sibt feiu beHeres Mittel sesen 9fteumatiSmus
2abmbeit unb Stebeit her @lie6er ais Garaticn Del.
9reis nur % Gents. Sei alien apctbetern gu baten.
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sI- Die beFen 5arbinen, bic ie
i'm Martte tparen, bel melton & So.
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= Sn 2Onbon leben isGSi8tauieno
5amil en- in Gellern.
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~ 2auft guren CALIFORNIA @Iaret
bel Nf. Ga iianola & Sobn.
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~ Cine sroBe ausmabl ieiner Ses
litattlIen bel Weltor & So.
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D9- Seine 9elifateHen aler 9lrt,
SarOellen, Sarbinen, impprtirter &dic
in 8le6bil@ien bel Milfon & &pte.
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Tiir gsenralata uab seupfid,mer.

sebraudt Rough on Pain" auaenbIidlide
Seiluus. 25 unb so Gents. "Rough on Corns."
Jliffis 10 Gents. SaIbe 10 Gents. Rough on
Worms, fdet, 25 Gents.
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GpuGE) on GpttebS,

fiir Suien, grtdItans, Seiierteit, Salsentaiin.
6nng 25 Gents. Rough on Toothacbe, plSs'
li6e NbbiIfe Is Gents.
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@el,a S,air 8alfaut.

Benn srau, Fsllt se ftnfenpeile bic Garb'
ipieoer ber, flesautes EpiIettenmitteI. so Cts.
$l.o0 bet Orugsiiten, ober 81 90. Glafbe franft
per Grpree $l.00.
Q. g. BeIls, Serleb Gitb, n. 8.
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Ole
@a9entlide 6reie Yreiie filr geas
eri6eint
jesen 9omnerfas
unb toftet
$3.50 fit bas Sabr oDer 81. - t&t
e Mpnate In @urams sbesablMti1.