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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23
LAWYER pEsBALL IN JAZZ.
raiIure ors Scheme by which Ne ssa Csssiu
Need were 70 Nske 0s.oeO,eoe.


Charles J. Peshall. the Jersey City lawyer
who saved Murderer Hallinger 60 far from
the gallows. was himself IN inmate Of
the county jail last night. Ho had more
comfortable quarters, however. than hts
client. Hallinger Mr.. Peshall was arrested
by Sheriff McPhillips on writ Of ~
Great granted by Chancellor Mc0ill at the
instance OF Cassius Reed OF the Hoffman House
in this city. Bail was fixed at 5000. but Mr.
Peshall refused to mako any effort to secure q
bondsman, and he hints at suits for heavy
damages.
According to the papers fled by Mr. Reed In
q suit against Mr. Peshall for an accounting,
Mr.. Peshall. about four years ago. induced Mr.
Reed to enter into partnership with him In a
land speculation. Mr.. Peshall had bought
seventy eight lots In Cedar avenue. Jersey City
and paid the usual 10 per cent Of the purchase
money. When the second payment was due
he was short Of money. but he borrowed ST. OO
fran MI G. Fe sssS who oTn an nm usn s o%
a mortgage on the Cedar avenue. property
About Hps on ths his MM Rssh. IN bess@s
pressed with the idea, that his property
Mould 30 ssa saSsrs the for da G
York Bay on the other, he secured thirty.day
OptlOnR from CnuFleS SleOleL lOT
the Newark Bay shore at Dryers Point, an!
from Norris h Cummings Nicholas Vreelnnd
and others on the New York Bay shore at Cavan
Point.
He unfolded his plans to Mr.. Reed and paint
ed the rosSibiSs q m iSrtnne to
tsrssted and adya1 NEE about st HoGoq;
the property would DO. taken by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. which was seek.
ing an outlet on New York Bay. Peshall and
Reed entered into partnership and agreed to
millions in It. Mr.. Peshall said.
A week ago last Monday Pcslall wrote to
Reed that he had sold one oi tho CONTRACTS for
s2e.0dO. and invited him to como t. Jerss,ey
City. and get his share Of the Profits Mr..
Reed. believing that he was entitled to the
entire amount in part payment OF tho
money. he had ADVANCED. procured an
Injunction from Chancellor McGill restraining
Peshali from selling any OF the property Or
already made. The. writ was made re-
tarnsbie lust Monday; hut resl Mnn, 80 .
Then It became rum9red TINT NJ.
Peshnll was about to go to Washington and to
Virginia. and the rumor reRching MIR Heed q
ears. he instructed his lawyer, Mr.. Cowles. to
procure the writ Of ne Great In order to prevent
peshnll from getting out OF the jurisdiction OF
the State
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Tho Weather.

The storm that over the Western States on Mon.
day central yesterday morning over Lake SUPERIOR
and last night had passed into Canada Warmer
weather preceded the depression causing oloudinsss
and light rains in the lake regions and in the country
between the Mississippi River and the Atlantic states
south of New York. and dense fog all along the coast
from Florida to Nova Scotia
A storm forming last night In tho North.
and second the coast OF Texas the latter 10
moving northeast and will rain In tho Central
States to-day and continue the sultry conditions
in the Atlantic Sates but the chances still favor
able for fair. colder weather on ChristmaA
Yesterday cloudy md foggy in this city; humid.
ity averaged % per cent; the wind changed from
northwest to sonth: average velocity. miles an hours
highest ofiicial temperature. 520; lowest. 49,
The Thermometer At Perrys pharmacy In TEE suH
building recorded the temperature yesterday follows:
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HE WILL pRor1DE HIS OWN REVENGE
A Brotheriy Feud with Which tho Law
VIII Not he Permitted to Interfere.


According to the story which comes through
the interpreter, Policeman Conner Of the Null
berry street station spoiled tho final act in IN
Italian vendetta on Monday night. The first
act goes back ten years. when Carmine and
Antonio Parile lived together under the same
roof in Naples and loved each other with
brotherly affection. The second act Introduces
pretty girl. Juliet Ribera. with whom
both brothers fell madly In love. The
result was duel. in which Antonio
was left for dead. PIERCED by his
brothers, dagger. a. Cprmine pnrile fled to
He learned two months ago that his brother
was in this city. and came across the ocean to
accom- piish his revenge. On Monday night the
brothers met in ~ Italian saloon ;l in Mulberry
could use it Carmine knocked him down. Tho
arrival Of the policeman prsyen,tsSd til. g e.
Vinccnts hospital. Carmine WINS Mt the Tombs
Court yesterday. hut Antonio refused to make
~ complaint against him. and he was dis
charged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23

lers Mt tho North German Lloyd Company Of.
tbat St h @ss
ported to have pckod f' up D tho pSssonsSrs Of
ths Na Sthsmpton X
The Abyssinia left New. York on Sunday
morning, Dec. 10. with eighteen cabin and
ssssr sars1
satoa lard Wheat ham ana a.
the list given out hore. were:
G aTrss; R Rslsn A Nov s scri York
Cook, James England.
Harvey. John. Toronto.
siIiias %l.; /: and Sf two eSidrsn. Troy
hiehsfds jane. H. Salt Lake City.
William SiRIns; M,' ns sSth'
$ SssII:S Nj Nj. T. x.s sys. III alf Mass.
The Storage passengers were:
A ATSc ssE sis York k,St fs.ssss
s ss.$y R pssa TsTssss S .Isy
sshs e sP Boston SsS ha TS.onso
Srais. John. Ho.ion Olsen. Anton, scranton, Pa
Sarr's Is$s. %Sissso oPs jsnp IT, ss9sasonf.
Ess%s% ,;s S S'.sas. p F. iisSly
Hsnnssss S H. S a'ns"i: r. s.Ssis1. A.
5 5is",s s. aaass "a ssns
Kiidery. Win. Minanka Pa.
The, ;Abyssinia carried crew OF eighty men.
Alaska. a large boat Of the Guion, line now
GSs E5 ARs5 5sHS Sis ]
Thomas Lamb. Second Officer Joseph Thomas:
she l. an iron bss 1 rugged. screw steames q
feet 3 inches long, ~ feet inches beam, ~
feet INCHES hold. shS Mad compound on;
81 ?s ssSn and S h sd
af she bais in 1870 byy Thomson on
the was ono Of the finest boats IN the trans
Atlantic business and the pride, of the line. She
That Vas considered fast Some Years after
she went into service hor builders bought her
bsGs from thS c una Line
tho daion line 81 sse r Was @
eish t'P bout aso with aoSeommodstio E for only
trans Atlantic service and Was then sent to the
from Vancouver to Hong Kong and Yok ohama-
She was the best in that seryiee: About three
rom hons Kong NTH sn cargo 1SS ai
made one trip to Liverpool and back for the
GSon Linz and th's WAS her second trip
sail on satsrdas. Dec il. but She soSia not ts
loaded in time and SO did not sail till tho next
morning, There wer., nearly fifty disappointed
people who wanted to sail on her. but owing
When the Abyssinla sailed she was in first
class shapo so her agents say When four
days out she was spoken by the City OF Ches-
ter. and siEpalled that all on board were well.
There could not have been any fire then. Ship
ping men who were asked for opinions as to
spontaneous combustion was the cause. which
was very liable to- occur where there were
quantities of the class OF merchandise that
WIS In the cargo.
No one Yesterday could be found who would
place n value on tho boat, Even at the steam:
make no estimate. AT the Maritime Exchange
It was said she might be worth S25O.UOO. and
that undoubtedly she was insured MS well AS
was her cargo.
The Spree. which siCnalled tho first news OF
tho disaster. Is ono OF the finest boats Of the
by Capt Willigerod.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23

GAIT. GEORGE q. MURRAY OF THE ABYssIN1A.
Tho Abyssinias voyage WAS without especial
Incident IRON the date Of starting on Dec. IS
until last Friday. Doc. 10 1t was about noon
when the signs Of q fire. we're discovered by
the crew. Care was taken not to alarm the
passengers. and Capt. Murray bent every Of
fort to smother tho ere. This had evidently
been smouldering in tho carRo for some time.
and when M attcmpt was made to ascertain
It's extcnt volume Of smoke. thick and sutfo-
eating. drove back the explorers.
1t soon became evident that the vessel was
beyond saving. Tho steamer was then on fire
Mt both ends. The passengers were quietly
told to make preparations to leave. the crew
labortnx. meantime. to retard the advance Of
the flames. which threatened to burst from the
hold. The passengers behaved we'll. even the
women showing wonderful courage under the
circumstances All eyes were strained for q
sail. while the growing heat OF the deck told Of
Increasing danger.
Tho flag OF distress was hoisted and tho
horizon snxiously scanned. At length the
qSTss 1aSae IN eight. and The speed with which
she directed her course toward the burning
vessel carried 10y to the crew and passengers
II the Abyssinia- Capt Willigerod OF the
Spree lost no time in questions He asked
Capt Murray the condition Of his ship. and. on
receiving n reply. instantly caused his boats to
be lowered. md the German sailors. quickly
manned them ind made for the burning vessel
The sea was not running high. and trans
shipment was accomplished without cxtraor-
binary danger. The first let down into the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23
Trunk Full OF Christmas Presents.

A large yellow packing trunk was dropped
of Long Island train at Oakdale. on the
Montauk branch. the other day. It was ad.
dressed to L. L. Holloway. the manager Of
Mr.. William X. Vanderbit's farm. When Mr..
Holloway saw 1t he smiled. for he easily
guessed It contained the customary Christ
mas presents for the help. Every employee.
man, woman. and child: had been Re, rsmem-
sons employed on the farm. the trunk was
barely large enough to contain gil the gifts.
Warm gloves. caps: and muflers for the men
the trunk so that the cover sprang open when
the lock released It Mr.. Vanderbilt has per-
ferent estates. and his Christmas shopping 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23
WOULDN'T STAND DRUNKEN pLAE.
james Fuller Sticks Ills Jackknifs Ints
Truckman Delahunt.

Truckman DeIahune
William Delahunt. truckman. IS years old.
spent Monday night buying Christmas pres
ents for his children. and on his way to his
home. ut :,4S West Eleventh street, won't into
Doyle's saloon. at Washington and Perry
streets. Among the things he had bought was
a small banjo Delahunt was somewhat
flushed with liquor. and. meeting several men
he know. he amused himself by tapping them
on the head with the banjo.
James T. Fuller. a plumber. didn't like Della
hunts behavior. He Dragged about what ne
would do Il anybody fooled with him: and Del.
with the banjo. Fuller, who is Q big mum.
bartender put Fuller out. He returned a few
minutes Inter; and Delahnnt began again to
hunt and stabbed him with . iaekknite.
twice in the back and once in tho breast. Full
Ter then ran out but was. captured later In q
saloon in Charles street by Detective Hunt of
the Charles street station.
Dolahunt was removed to St vincents Hos
pitni where he lies in u precarious condition.
Fuller was taken to the jefferson, Market Po-
He is 20 years old and lives ut 135 Perry street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23
MRS. LESLIE CARTER SURPRISED.
She Has Run Up IL bill OF 81, 400 for Cab
Hire without Knowing Any thing About It.

Iiveryman Henry Puvogel says that Mrs.
Leslie Carter owes him something Ike $1,000
for cab hire. and yesterday he filed n judC-
ment against her in the County Clerks Office
for 81. 4O090. She says. 30 David Belasco. her
personal representative. declares. that she
doesn't know anything about 1t and doesn't
even know Liveryman Puvogel. Mrs. Carter
was completely surprised when she heard Of
this Tonight" Mr.. Be!asco said. puvoget
whose stables are at 3s,3 Fourth avenue says
erai years. She had u conp6 constantly Mt her
service. for which she agreed to pay Sl75 a
month. For the past year he has not been
able to get much more than promises out OF
her. he says. On Dec. IL he refused to let her
have tho coupe any longer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23
C.rbo,,c Acid In the yvhl.key Bottle.

Mrs. Mary O'Mahoney. SIS years old. the wife
Of Michael O'Mahoney Of Jones street. died
last night from the effects OF carbolic acid.
Whether the woman took the acid by accident
and liquor store on the ground floor Of the
house. Yesterday afternoon he noticed q
whiskey flask on his wife's bureau which
bore a label indicating that it contained car
bolc acid. He thinks she drank the poison by
mistake for whiskey.
Coroner MESSENGER was informed last night
that Mrs. OMahoney asked James Hayes to
get her some whiskey, and that Hayes. being
the bottle OF acid. Hayes was arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23
Pastor M,e.ano.ssk, Arre.tes.

The Rev. Alexander .Michanowski. who
preuches to a congregation OF Poles in Mon
mouth street. Jersey City. WAS arrested yes
terday on complaint OF one OF the members OF
his flock. Who accuses him OF SANDER The
mplainantis Anthony Bulski.
He says the pastor on sunday last singled
fore the entire congregation called him q thief
and other hard names. Michanowski gave
bail for examination on Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23

Inspector Byrnes has received complaints
about robberies in the Fifth avenue stages.
and the other day he detailed Detectives Heard
and Sheldon to watch the stages. Yesterday
named William Ryan. whose picture is In the
Rogues' Gallery and who ts known as BILLY
tho Miser." board a crowded stage at Twenty
third street. They arrested him and had him
remanded ut Jefferson Market Persons who
have been robbed are invited to visit Police
Headquarters and see II they can identify the
prisoner,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23
Mr.. Mills,s Illness.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Mr. Mills was quite
Ill to-day. and thore was rumor that his con-
dition was serious and even dangerous His
physician explained. however, that Mr.. Mills.
icrimg from u painful attack of facial neuralgia.
which was treated with hypodermic Injections.
Mr.. Mills Is better Tonight, and ms FAMILY
two to 70 to Fortress Monroe to recuperato.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Deo 22.-The first full car
load OF American tin ever produced from an
American tin mine was received by W. W.
Stewart to day from the Temescal mines. The
shipment consisted OF over $4,000 pounds OF
tin. The output OF the Temescal mines Is be;
ing RAPIDLY increased e. and american e; TN will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23

Tor Triton brand double snsmelled. All dealsrs-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23

Brewea from Malt and Hops DAILY.
Hupfel Brewing Co.'S Manhattan Beer 22e y. Ssth Ut.
Ado,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23

California Vintage Go.
Pure and reliable table and dessert wines 81 Park
place, New York.-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23

The Case or "Ianoeence Abroad"
Do not forget 20 get for the children 10 Christ.
mas present worth haying-Ady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23

Komping Children,
II they the Alfred Dodge felt shoe never DISTURB
the family. Daniel Green Co., ~ Last Hath st.-AkA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23

/ Kroft H., Pawtucket..
LandOf. 6. r.. Pawtucket.
Mcmillan. D.. Pnwtucket.
McNeigh. Pnwtucket.
Eclinlvoy. James. Boston.
O'llnra, Mary. boston.
Orpian, j.. Toronto.
Olsen. Anton, Scranton. Pa.
lOBrien. e., scranton, Pa.
Pope. John H., Scranton. Pa.
Reilly. Robert. Boston.
Schalatz. John II.
Spencer. Henry.
sheriandy. A.
St0cker. A.
Wilkens. ID.
Zuckermaii, N.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-15

Sm ser Nei6e
bon &rautbeiter, sic cine untbati9e Sober
NIB mreines 8lut I'M @efolse ba6er,
fann 9fid)ts sic Ste(le pOn Or. Yieree's
@oloen Weoieal Discovery pertreten.
9fidts anf SET Welt pcrmag bies,
nadoem BIT bid persemifiert, mas es 81
tbun TN Stanoe. @8 p~erbinoert nnb
beift, inbem es sic nriaAe entfsrit. So
fraftist Sic 2eber, reinist nnO bereifert
bas 8lut, ldarlt ben Gppetit. bsIOroert
Die 8eroauua9, uno tra9t gum San bon
Grdften uno bon Sleii9 bel, faI8 oieie
bic gum abnormalcn @eiunObeita jultauo
rsSucirt iinb. Sir 0Dspepiie, 2e6ers
Rrant6eit, Scrofefi, nssf rrgeno cine
auos,e gluttranesett 1T 60 sin pOiitipes
6eilmittel. 90 1T tbatis, ,pie feills al.
e.ss ar3nei. Gus bieicm @runoe uieo
4 berfanft, ME ionit tein anberes Wes
SGament. SIS 1T sarantirt, gu miseu
anb gu beifen, 'ober bas @elb miro 5u.
ssderitattet.
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sofmanm, SeHter & So. in seip.ie

@pffmatm, @effter & So. In 2eipSi9.
Obige Girma III ems ber dltefen
unb beftrenommirten Wetnbdufer bes
beuti@en &ei9es. Die ReDereien bies
ier Girma umfafen einen immenfeu
Raum. Del&er bic 2aserung Der gr6B.
ten Quantitdten geftattet, ioboB bic
Girma tets i'm Staube III, abgeIaaerte
alte Weine In b~eliebiger Menge aur
8erfigung su baben.
Die 6pe3ialitdt ber WeinbanbIuna
DON 6rfmann, SeFter & 60. befsbt
In feiaen ungarsW einer unb In paffeu.
riRrten WebicinaI . Weineu far Rranfe
unb Reconpalescenten. Die Weiue
bieier Girma erfreuen f& hberoG zines
borireffiGen SUITES unb Die grobe !3abI
Der preife unb prdmien. tueI9e biefels
ben aaf ben berfdiebenfen NusHeuun.
gen babongetra9en baben. legt 3euaniB
bauon ab, baB bteier Ruf elm tDobiuer.
bienter lit. Cine fernere Speaialit6t
biefer Girma inb bic In lebter 3eit In
Deuti6lanb 10 beliebt g~eporbeneu
sDeutf6en 66aumpetne". tueI9e brh.
ben INNER mebr ben frana6iifden gbam.
pagner b~erbrdnaen, ba bieieIben aara
bortreffi9 fin0 unb babel gans bebeus
tenb niebriger i'm preiie fiebeu, aIs fene.
Die 0erren &onfe & Woblfab fnb
bic Mgenteu oer Girnta 6ofmanu, 6eff.
ter & So. In San Nntonip.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-15

= 4us &uBlanb tpirb beri9tet. bob
tiber IA Wiliouen WenfGen abloIut
btlfsbebtrftig Hnb. Sn einaelnen 81,
ffritten 1T Der 9uuaertppbus unb Der
@forbut ausgebro9en unb ridteu
fur@tbare 8erbeerupgen on. Die reoo,
~Iutiondren 8erbdnbe benibeu bic Notb.
ftdnbe UNI bas Bolt a~uFsurei3en. &uffs
f6e Nibiliteu aus Der S6peis unb aug
6rantrei@ hnb mad &rBlanb aurtdse.
tebrt, urt unter benz 2anb.0oIte In re-
b%olutiondrem Slime au asitiren. Ole
&esierung fault @etreioe in eroBen
Mengen on, UNI es on bic Wotbleibenben
az nertheilen.
= Oie rufii6e @eianbtf@a5t in Ser.
lin trift 8orbereitunsen fur ben gm.
pfans beg @saren. Nan ertpartet i'm
am %. October unb glaubt, baB er nehs
rere Sage In Berlin bleiben miro.
Der Marquis Salisbury bat bic
pfolte benaGridtigt. oaB, tpenu He Der
ruiRifen rGreimiQigen 6Iotte" bic
pahase bur6 bic Darbanelen geifatte.
England bafelbe Re6t fur feline S6ife
beanipru&en tuerbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-15

Gan Mntonio am gleidnamiaen Glufe
aelegeH. IN bag @9if Der bortigen
Rlr9e bate fi6 eben eth GROCER @eier
perfogeH, unb als mir bemielben bic
5hhr periperrten, flog Der 0ogel, cine
SeHHung fu9enb, auf unb nieber, erf
fatternb, bann ianft fieiseno unb fal.
lenb obne Jltgeli1lag, ober nit einem
10 b6rbaren 5il9enb rauihenbem Sc,
rduf9e bur6 bic Naieul01er, baB es
benz pfau9en elmer Dampfmaldine
dbuli9 eri@ien.
Iuf Der Sagb babe i'd - uno aar3
getptB Wnbere au9-i in ipateren Sa1s
rem am Jrio. benz Nuecss uub 9eptIs
&iper an boben &anbe mebrere bunbert
Gub tell abfallenoer Gelswdnbe rubenb,
ben Slug Der @eier uno 8uHarbs boob,
o9teu t6nnen, melde hire Neltern in
ben Spalten uno S6bIen folder Rlippen
anle9en.
Bel alien bieien g6selgattungen,
Del9e nabe ibren 8rutfdtten uno
S9lupfuintel auf< uub abl6nebenb
umfreifen, b6rte i'd beutli9 bas
@etduf9 Der burd bic Nalenl6dsr elm.
ge5ogefen uno ausgeffoBenen 2nft'
fr6me.
Die &i9tigtsit meinsr 8eo5a1tuus
felt3ute0en, ober mir bas @egeutbeil gu
beweiien, f6nnte man ia bod nit pss
mig Wibe bemertfe0igen.
Wan fange eiaen bo9Hieeenten
8eier Doer GaIfen, Derbinbe ooer oers
fOpfe ibm bic Naienlo6sr, laHe i'm in
etnem toben nerf6lofenen &aum ober
0aue fiegen, uno nber5euge fiG, OBJ er
Obne beftigen GIigell6log unb @9mouss
itabung f9 nod gu fenteu ober gu be-
ben bermag.
Sb Der 8ogeI ieoo6 ni9t baIbisf
Der grfiidung unterlieet, 1T cine anbere
5rase.
Dab fleinere N~ogeIa,ten, beionbers
bic, wel4e BON Der Natur auf bsn SITS
letten', Rdfers unb 91metterlingsfaug
aa9ewie'en fnb, mie u. a. unier Sang.
f9maa3, Scissortail bird. R1 nit ibs
rem fdderf5rmig aussebreiteten @9pdn:
gen gesen bic 2uft ffemmenb,
dufpdrts f9nelen. gebe i'd germ gu;
oas i1md@t ieS0@ bic &i6tisfeit meis
ner oben angeflbrten 5beosie feiness
pegs alb. Bic 0alfsmittel aur Bemes
aung I'M &aume fur bic u~n3dblisen
S%ebeweien auf Der grbe inb eben mans
ni3fa9.
so lanse man alio ni1t anbere me.
Ganifde ooer te6aiibe Miitel erfabet.
ME bic bereits mebr ober tpeniBer Ders
lubten ober proieftirtsn, pirb mobl bic
9uftf6iffabrt ia miltirlider, borisuu'
taller ooer osrtitaler Ridtuug elm uHs
gel6fes probleEa bIeiben.
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f4en frdber behanbelt trurbe nnb NIT tpelHen Mitteln.
Verlorene Mannbarlxeit, Srpie aus
G9rd@eR Der @ef@leHt8prsane befimmt turirt.
Frauen-6rankheiten perben i'm 9au5e
her asantsn Ine ohns Snaramente turirt. Gin nuns
Catarrh und Krankheiten der
liant, hes WIutes uns Sertens. Der aeber unb Der
Syphilis. Das am ssIdwtnbepen unb F4sraen
betLenbe Mtttel. 3ur gdranttrt.
Haut.Kr aner Gri merben fus
rtrt, no anbere &uren mibldnSen.
Unnatuerlicher AEfuss mirb prprapt
tn eth pdar Saseu rurirt.
Meine @etbDbet.
1. Erete COMPUTATION in Der Office pber per BOT.
2. Genaue u~nterIu@ung unb Dtdgnp}e.
8. Sober rtrb unf @runb tptfeniaaftlt4er grtnctpten
eetanoelt nns {ein sber ibr 5au ptrb gu ipeeteusm
4. Diuisse preiie nnb Iei6te 3ostunssbebinsunsen.
Sn ben metiten Gduen tdnn Bite Rraufheit i'm 6au5e
hee &rdnEen bebanbeIt lperben.
S@reibt nm Grnptcm : Scrutnlar SO. l. fur Wadns
ner.
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