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with Carl Koerner second and George Lag
arms third.
The second race was q three mile handi-
cap, with eighteen starters. Carl Koerner
count of an unintentionai foul, the gold
medal was given to 4. V. Miner. with w al
ter c. Marmon second and f. f.. Hunter
third. Time. 10 minutes and S5 seconds.
The balloon ascension failed TO material
lie.
In the evening speeches were made by
Mrs Smith-DeVoe, Senator PETER and 9th
ers. after which came dancing.
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Caro- for the security of human life. and
especially of the poorer and more exposed
part of the community. Is not so striking
a feature of our civilization as the ease and
rapidity with which we build railroads and
snbdue the wilderness and make money.
We hear so much of the money Making
part of our prosperity and greatness that
we are sometimes forgetful that it is by no
means the highest part. 1t 10 certainly
questionable whether we should not gem
orally be more interested In the rate of the
increase of the national wealth than in
that of the increase of the length Of life
there is no question that the latter interest
would indicate o higher civilization.
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A Fine View for the Cows.

A New Hampshire farmer gave evidence
of his belief In his cattle's appreciation of
scenery not long since when showing Wis
ltor over his estate. After q long tramp
through the woods the two men climbed q
steep hill. on the summit of which was an
Enclosure. where several cows were stand
ing
Isn't this grand place for pasture?'
asked the farmer.
The visitor looked out over the beautiful
sheet of water which lay at the foot of tue
hill. more than mile away, and agreed
that it was grand place.
But" he said, after little. there isn't
much grass here for our cows to feed upon"
No, that's true" the farmer admitted;
but it's grand good place for them"
There doesn't seem to be any water
handy. either" remarked the visitor.
NO; but they drink just before they are
driven up here and when they come down
at night
There isn't much shade, is there'n the
critical visitor further remarked.
We'll, nOw replied the farmer. But, good
lands. man. Just think of the magnificent
view"
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New York Herald
Barton, the publisher. is an enterprising
fellow
II never suspected it,"
We'll, he is. He and l went to q spirit
mediums seance last night and Barton
called for the recording angel and offered
$4,000 for a certified copy of the records
for publicationn
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General Weather Conditions.

MONDAY, sept. z. 8 rM.
PREssURE-Thes small low barometric area
central in Colorado in the morning moved
southeastward TO Kansas and western
Texas; q low area is approaching in the ex-
treme northwest: another low area is CEN
trail OFT the New England coast: the high
barOmetric area covering the greater por-
Lake Winnipeg.
TEMPERATURE-Sixtvd degrees and less is
reported from the lake regions: 1Uo anti less
from Colorado, Nebraska, Missouri, Illinois.
and above from Texas. Indian Territory
and Lonisiana south ward.
PRECIPITATIoN-Light local rains fell in
the Ohio valley from Cincinnati ward:
in Iowa. Kansas, southwestern Nebraska.
Colorado. Montana. the north shore of Lake
Superior and in Florida.
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Gains and Losses in Earnings.
The following additional earnings are re
ported for the fourth week in August:
Buffalo, Rochester d Pitts
VIII Be Considered To-Day at Chicago

VIII oC CUHs'"efe" H"~D"y nv S'''o"s"'
The suit for injunction by carriage man.
ufacturers against the railroads to restrain
them from putting into effect new rate
of freights on less than car lots OF car
riages was dismissed yesterday, at Cincin-
natl, by Judge Outcalt, he sustaining de-
murrer on the ground that this court has
no Jurisdiction over u matter involving the
rights of so many different corporations.
1t is said that q conference will he held to-
day in Chicago. between the classification
committee of the railroads and q repre-
sentative of the carriage manufacturers at
which efforts will be made to adjust the
differences without further recourse to law.
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ID ing Association has four plans. The difference
lies in the length of lime Necessary to pay out 90
96 monthly payments $l3.3s each. builds $1,000
house 40 loans made since March as cost OF $50.
Smith. (oapitalist) treasurer. few good agents
wanted JOHN FUkNAS. Sccy. once 11a East
Market st.
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WHAT it costs" must be carefully con-
sidered by the great majority of people in
buying even necessities. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla combines positive economy with great
medicinal power. lt is the only medicine
of which can truly be said 100 doses one
dollar"
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SLEEPLEsSSEsS.n nervous prOstrstion. nerv-
Gus dyspepsia. dul!ness, blues, opium habit
cured by DR.. Miles's Nervine. Samples free
ut druggists; BY mail 10 cents.
MILES MEDICINE Co, Elkhart. Ind.
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OA<@ NA<JO u ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. new YORK. NV
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CALESMEN TO SELLGOODS TO MERCHANTS
- by sample; big pay for workers; new goods; per
manrnt situation; chance 10 build a fine trade MOD
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WANTED-ENERGErI MEN TO BUY EXIT
w bition monographs. You can mako large IN
comes exhibiting them ut fairs and towns. LEEDS
q CO, Managers Exhibition Department. for Ind
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The Very Reason.

Boston Transcript
Employer - Thompson. you are dis
charged.
Employe-But what have done. siri
Employer-Nothing; absolutely nothing.
That IS what complain about
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Southern Pacific Branching Out.

The Southern Pacific Railroad Company
is about TO commence active operations in
Oregon and Washington which Will create
a sensation in the railroad world. Articles
of incorporation have been filed at Salem
by the Oregon & California Railroad Com
pany. The object Of the Incorporation is
to build and operate railroad from Port
land along the Willamette river via Silver
ton. Coburgan and Springfield, and the
middle fork of the Willamette river to the
State boundary line between Oregon and
California. and also from Portland south
along the west side of the Willamette river
to Airiie. Polk county. and THENCE to the
southern boundary of Oregon. Branches
will be run in vari0ns directions. 1t is also
proposed to purchase the Oregonian rail
way and the Portland Valley railway with
all their property. The directors of the
company are: l.. H. Pardee and c. p.
Huntington. of New York; w. v: Hunting.
ton. Charles Croker. Timothy Hopkins. of
CALIFORNIA;; r. Hochier. Donald Macleay.
John McCracken, X. Z. Echart. W.. Breth-
erington and George Andrews. of Port
land.
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FOR TRADE.

EoR TRADE-FoR y STOCK OF MERIDIAN
L disc; fine fourteenr room brick residence; well
located in kokomO; also, sixty-acre farm laying
close TO kokomo: all No. property. Call or address
FULLENWIDERd OLIVER, Rooms and Iron
Block.
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UTANTED-ENTERPRI LADY AGENTS
w TO handle the newest. the best selling and best
paying article before the public. Call at 81 South
Tennessee street before / p. IN. WASHINGTON
CHESTER.
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WANTED - Boy To DRIVE A GROCERY
w wagon. South.side boy about sixteen years old
preferred. Address - II. c., this ciiice.
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FREIGHT TRAFFIC BOOMING
The East-Bound Shipments from Chica-
60 Show Strongly Marked Increase.
The Southern Pacific Spreading Out-Mr. Fin
ley and the Agents-President Moffat's Sue
ceSsor-Railroad News in General.

A decided improvement is shown in the
record of east-bound shipments from Chi
cago by rail for the last week A total of
$3.50 tons was carried by all the lines.
against so. 794 tons the previous week, and
n ,303 tons during the corresponding week
of 1890. At the same time there was con-
siderable falling off in lake shipments. The
freight forwarded by lake amounted to
l02,l27 tons, against 1925 tons for the
week previous The shipments of flour,
grain and provisions from Chicago to the
sea-board by the lines in the Central Traffic
Association aggregated %. 246 tons. against
o. see for the preceding week, an increase
of :, 3S4 tons, and against 81, 767 for the same
period last year, a decrease of 6.521 tons.
The Vanderbilt lines carried % per cent OF
the traffic. the Pennsylvania lines IL per
cent. the Chicago * Grand Trunk 10 per
cent. and the Baltimore & Ohio per cent.
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Observations at indianapolis.
Maximum temperature, 20; minimum temper.

Following Is q comparative statement of the
tcmperatnre and precipiiation on Sept Z:
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{. /. KREGELO & WHIISE7T
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
1875 N. Delaware St.
Free Ambulance. Tel. 564.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

yIyANTED-TRAvELING SALESMAN WANT.
w ell on salary. SIS North Mississippi street.
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4 STROLOGER-MRS DIR ELLIS TELLS
N lfe's history correctly by the planets; gives in
forma ion a subjects II sick or In trouble COL
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FOR SALE.

LOR SALE-CHERRY.WoOD OFFICE-DESR;
largest size. Apply TO Room 10, go East Mar
ket street.
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WE HAVE MAN WANTING \ STOCK OF
w boots Shoes stock six to eight thousand cash
AMI trade. FULLENWIUER d OLIVER, No.
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REAL ESTATE.

r OTIS IN HARVEY HAVE MORE THAN
IL doubled I'm value in the last twelve months.
There is no inv estment equal 10 Harvey lois any
where Tho city has grown from vacant prairie TO
population of 900 in 3t5 days Nine big faetories
located there and more coming Lots $l75 and mp.
wards Onefourth cash, balance six semiannual
payments. per cent. interest one fare for round
trip for all those who buy lots from points within
seventy i've miles Of Indianapolis. Any THU sdsy,
DAY OF night trains. tickets good for ten days TO
turning Harvey 10 located two miles south OF Chi
cago. four gre 1t railroads Has all city improve
I1ents For tickets and full information call on or
address CHARLES Il. KNOWLrON. Agent OF
Harvey Land Association founders of the town.,
No. 9S East Market street. Indianapolis.
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VyANTED-RELIABLE MEN AS DEPUTIES
w for a reliable. well-established Massachusetts,
fve-year endowment order, terms liberal and
elusive territory given. Address E. l.. NELSON.
Supreme Clerk, No Beacon street. Bostol. Mess.
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T,OUND-A BUNCH OF KEYS. WHICH TIL
+ owner can have by identifying at this office.
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VXTANTED-LADIES WHO WILL DO WRIT.
w ing for me at their own home. will guarantee
good wages. Address with self addressed, stamped
envelope MISS EDNA L. SMlTHE, SOuth Bend,
complexion.
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FINANCIAL

INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE LOAN COM.
i pany loans money on furniture. horses wagons.
and every kind of coate security. Rooms 10 and
IL, Thorpe Block, S5 East Market street.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AT THE Low
M est market rate; privileges for payment before
due. We also buy municipal bonds. THOS. c. DAY
d. CO.. ~ last Market street. Indianapolis
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mrs. THOMAS'S DANCING ACADEMY
lM When Blk, opens Monday. Sept 2. 1891. Hours
- 10 and tOS. daily.
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WaRerleituug gebyau6t batten. IN
Derf6ieoenen SteQen Der StaSt 1T es
bereits gu ernfsn Gonficten 3pii9en
Der eiugeboreneu 8eb6lterung unb ben
britti6en 8eh6rben eefommen. Starte
Sruppenmofen fnb in Der Ndbe BON
Benares 5uiammengeaugen norben, UNI
ben Nusbru6 zines ernfli9en Muffans
bes gu %Oerbinbern.
Die n6amburger No9ri9ten"
ber0Rentli6en cine unterrebung nit
BEN Gitfen 8ismard. in berei1 Ser.
laufe 6ieier in 8e3us auf Die @~bicagoer
@eltausfeQung Golgenbes iaete: ugs
Dtrbe iebr gu %betlagen unb Elm GROCER
Srttbum fein, penn bic Gabritanteu
9eutfdIanbs ft9 BON ibrer Nbneigung
gegen bas MeGtnleD @eieB our Nt9tbes
tbeiliguna an Der NusteGung pe.leiten
IieBen. DeutI6lan6 unb bic Ser.
Staten tuaren tets 6reunbe. 9ie
beiben Sdnber befben peber li9 mibers
treitenbe @ebietess Sntere1en nod finb
fe politif6e &ibalen. yl1eberbtes a5er
inb bic 9eutf9en unb Nmerifauer
bur@ 8anbe ber Germanbtf9aft unb
gemeinfamer Snterefen nit chamber
pertnRpft. Sebbalb miirbe es bella.
genstDerth fein, tDenr Deutl6lon6 In
ber Nitsfeuung ni6t bon bertreten
tpGre."
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Slm ben Sells aeid5mteSet.

grOmetbeus mar an ben SeIs seiamiebet, pdbrenb
Geier ietne Gtnsepetbe ~benasten. @letaerpeile iinb
mande seate an bic &Itrpe beS gprurtbeils s%efettet,
mdbrenb ansretfenbe Mtytureu aler grt bic empfnblts
den Masen= nnb Ginsepeibepdnbe ~Serfrefen. Ste fnb
ani8einenD uneri@htterIt@ bes @Iuubens, bab fe fa nit
tart ansreifenben GrSneten Julien mlien, penn bieiel=
ben tbnen nisen ipuen. On LANCE heren @irtuns feline
petnli8e unb ansretfenbe, itnb ie nt4t bamit s~ufrieben.
Gtnem MitteI BON ~seltnber Gctipn, ipte mir fam eS aud
iet, phrhen ie mtbtraueu. @pn ipl6en Rodblinben
Snbipibuen tperben aud bic iOnft ausemetn %anertanns
ten gprSase BON SDFetter'8 Masenbttters s~eleusnet.
Dteies wpbItbuenbe 0iesuItrunsSeligir fur ben Masen,
bic Ginsepetbe unb bic @ieren irirb bafdr I'M, 10 meb,
BON rubtsen, pernlnftis bentsnben Mienl6en sslddtt.
geritcrtuns, 2eberleiben, Dy3pepiie unb Gierentraaf=
Rsttsn rdumen pcr tbm 6aS Sele. @erabe 70 if's mil
Malarta nnb Rbeumati5mu5.
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Rats fit @atter!

8nr tber 50Sabren idoa tuurbe Mts.
Winslop's 9ootbing 5nrup BON Mil=
lionen BON Mitterr beim 3abnen BET
Rinber a~nselrenbet. Nirf Su i'm
S1lofe bur9 bas S6reien zines 2in5es
eeRGrt, bas i'm 3atnen if uub Dor
S9merasn treintq @ena 70, lafe iDfcrt
cine GloFGe bon sRts. MtnsIOu's 500
thing eprup~ holsu. G:tn Merib ID III.
~be3ablbar. Sc tpirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben ioFort 2inbetung berl9afen. Ser.
la6t Gu1 barauf Mitter, es lit tein
3peifel bartbsr. Sc beilt Sbienterp
unb 9iarrbos, regulirt ben Mogen unb
lie Rieren. beieitist Minb Rolit, ers
tpeibt ben Gaumen, berbinbcrt gnt3tus
5une unb ftGrtt bas gauge Spleen.
rWsrs. WinslOtos Soothing Syrup"
fir 3abnenbe 9inter 1T aneenebm in
@sl6mad unb bas &e3ept ,ammt Don
einem Der beften meibliGen Ner3te in
ben Ser. 5iaaten. IS lit bel alien
9ruegiffen in Der gansen Welt aH boz
ben. Yreis Is gts. per GIai1e.
2auft ni9ts anheres als Mrs. Wi1s'
Ions SOOTHING Syrup.
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va Wenn Semanb fem uno gu an.
nebmbarem Breiie fpeiien min, 10 sebe
ct gum WiiiiOns.@arten. Die
Serren 0beiner s. @aul, Befber bie>
les Embellishments, balten 6arauf, lire
@dfte tets bolfommen sufrieDen gu fteIs
len. NQe iaiiOnmdBigen 9eltfatehen,
GuFern, @ilb, Slide, @eflieel &c. Rub
bort in Der oelifateften 3ubereituns ale
3eit gu baben. Mabl5eiten tuerben auf
@unf@ in bic @pbnungen ber Runben
geianbt. Nu@ bietet ber NIT ber
@peiiemirtbi6af berbunbene 8ar>
o o m bic beften Setrdnte, itets frii@es
8ier unb feline 2iqutre unb @eine.
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en- @roTorh shpint fm in 8e,,1o mi

Sn England f9eint f9 in 8e3ug auf
bas Stem Orleanier .2pu@aeri6t bonn
ID. Mdra elm bemerfensmertber ums
i6las Der bfentIi6eu Meinuug geItenb
gema9t au baben. 9en1 mdbrenb bic
2onbDner Bldtter anfdrgli6 ienes ST.
eigniB gar Mot i6arf senug oerurtbets
len tonntsn, faugen fe iebt bereits an,
bieien 8orfan BON einem gang anberen
@tanbpunfte aus gu betradten, mos ia
lad @metion - itets dig elm Sort
f9ritt au betradten 1T. go ertldrt TO-
gar bic ,Simes", baB fe f@ O6lia i'm
gintIang nit Dem amerifanii6en 8Olfe
befnbe, penn ooKelbe fet enti@IoRen
feisgemeini9dbIide MiBfdube ME bas
Maffia : nnwefeu, nit Stumpf uao
Stiel aus3urotten.
I'm bieiem @uni9e unb Der f6liebli'
den @rfiaung bei1elben werben ou9
tpobI bic 9rob.Noten oes 9errn Mar>
quis bi &ubini Ni@ts gu dnbern ber'
m6genl
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Sc 1T mebr &atarrb in oiefer @eeenO Oes
2anbes als bon allen anberen &ranfbeiten au.
iammen, unb Biz In ben lesten Sabren gait er
ais unbeilbar. Siele Sabre lang ertiarten
9oetoren i'm fir cine lrfale Rranfbeit unb
i9rieben lotdIe Seilm,tteI bor, unb ba ite ibn
nit aratlider 8ebanOluns befGabis nidt tu.
rirten, ertldrten fie i'm fur unbeilbar. Die
8ifenf@aft bat bewieien, baS &atarrb cine
Contributions tranfbeit 1T unb oesbalb eonfi,
tutionele 8ebanSIuns erforbert. Sau's ga.
tarrb Sur, f~abri3irt bon s. s. @beneb &
60, SoIebo, Ohio, 1T Die ein3ise conifitutio'
nellie Sur int Warfte. sic pir6 innerli@ in
Dozen ober @aben bon 10 Sropfen bis gu ei'
mem S~beel0felpou senommen. Sic nirft bic
reft auf bas Slut uaO bic fbEeimise Sberad@e
res Shfems. Sic bieten einbtnbert Dollars
fir ieoen Sal, ben fe au fariren berfeblt. 2abt
@u@ @ireulare unb 3eusniFe fomraen. &Orei-
Trt: s. s. Gbene1 g. 6 Solebo, ..
GB- 8ertauft bon apotbetera, Is gts.
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3 8.

= 3wii9en SempIe unb 8prbs
Greet an Der Santa' Ge,8abn fiel am
Son1erfa9 elm moltenbru9artige r &es
gen. Ser Greet ftieg innerbalb elmer
Stunbe UNI Is SUB unb breiBig SUB
Der Bride puroen fortgeriHen. Sas
WaHer mar niemals borber big sur
96be Der Bride btnaufsefommen. SIN
bolen Wertrauen auf' bic @i9erbeit Der.
ielben fubr baber ber Snsenieur zines
Sra6tsuses auf bieieIbe. Die 2otomo.
tibe uno bier Cars f~tiiraten In bic Siefe;
Der Sngenieur un6 elm 6eiaer ertrantet
ber aneite 9ei3er tpurbe 800 Narb melt
bon ben Glutbet g%etrieben unb fam
ans 2aab. Die finite Gar bes 3uaes
rib fi@ los, brebte fi9 beim @tura UNI,
wobur6 bic Sbire ~auffprang unb
6ur@ bic Oefnuug tlettettea nun bret
Snaben, tuel9e cine freie &eile nit.
ma9ten.
Ius Montgomern tpir6 unter ben
IA. Npril tute6er ben Sob zines 3eros=
8eteranen, bes &apitdns 8. O. @Iepper,
9emeloet. ct bate Elm Mlter BON Is
Sabren erreiGt.
= 6err Byron ban &aub, peI@er
out ieiner Jarm on Der 6elotes tleine
pferbe bon Der SbetIanb ; ponp : Nrt
5tt9tet, bat Dor 2ur3em tpie6er IT'S ieis
ner bR6i@en unb seiu9tem Sbieren on
einen @irfus : 8eliser In Ganlas au
$4,000 Derfauft.
Die @rbbeerensg rnte, : meI6et
bic nNlbin Nems" bonn 10. Mrril,-if
cine iebr CUTE. @ie bic Bidder bes
grpreB Bureaus aufmeifen, bat bic Mns
Reblung Mlbins big iebt 1852 eroBe
&6rbe berf@idt, bon benen ieber "a
pfuno entb6lt. SIN @anaen fin6 10.
nit In Der Saiiou f9on Is, 1922 Quart
bon bier uerf@ift woroen, meI9e-ten
&orb nur gu $3.50 gerednet, - eiuen
Wertb bon $3,429 repr6lentiren mfr.
ben. Ser Our9fdnittspreis 1T iebo@
elm b6berer geueiea. 10 baB man Die
Wertblumme ber b~isberigen Nusfuhr
auf runb 81. 600 anfeben fam. Oas
bet III in Mni@lag gu brinsen, baB mir
erf I'm Beginn Der eigentIi9en grntes
Salon ifeben, unb boB mir big sum
gnoe berfelben nod rei9Ii9 bier $50.
den Dor uns baben. 10 baB allo taum
Der pierte 9beil Der Grnte erlf ouf ben
Martt gstOmmen 1T.
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Glecfrfc NitferS.

Sisfes $eiImittel 1T f. boblbetannt unb 70
popnldr seporben, bab e8 faum nod beionOerer
Grpdbnnns bebarf. ale, bic es iesialS se.
brau@ten, itimmen nit elm in fem Cob. Cine
reinere Mebicin eiebt es nidt, i1nb es tpirb Ga.
rautie seleifet, bab fe stGes Ieifet, mas man
bon ibr berfpridt. electric 8itterS beilt ale
2eiben Der 2eber urb ber gieren, es ~entfernt
@ef@pire, Ausi9lag, GalsfluB unb anbere
6olsen unreinen Blutes. Sc treibt ba8 Wta.
laria. Gieber aus benz Sbitem, beugt bemielben
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