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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24
FOREIGN JoTTiNos.

MARQUIS DI RUDINr, in the Italian
chamber OF deputies, was questioned In
regard TO Blaine's answer to the last
communication received from the Italian
premier, on the subject of the New Or
leans lynching. The Marquis, In the
course Of hia reply, said Italy could not
admit the responsibility OF the United
States In regard to the acts of the single
states Of the union. This was the ques-
tion he added. which interested every
civilized government as we'll as Italy.
In conclusion the Marquis said he did
not fear political difficulties between
Italy and the United States, but IL was
q matter Of regret that so highly civil
lized country as the United States should
not fulfill its duties OF justice and
morality.
MR.. PARNELL has issued . manifesto
addressed TO the. members OF the Ma
tional league Of Great Britain. He says:
The attempt OF seceders TO wrest the
National league OF GFeat Britain ont Of
national hands forces me- to take step
to thwart them. II was my policy to make
English parties sIbscrvient to Irish in
tcrests. That policy was successful. IL
bore fruit IN the land arrears and homa
rule bills. We were united and
strong: both English parties were
ready to treat with us and we wrung
concession from them. But we are
weakened by the desertion in . moment
OF panic Of raw recruits led BY terrified
captains. In there circumstances turn
from this Anglo Irish party and appeal
TO the national instincts Of my race. /
call upon my fellow countrymen In
Great Britain "a ignore the convention
summoned BY Irish wings under the
shadow OF English influence.
THE returns from GeestemundA, as re-
ported to the Berlin press. are still In
complete. but sufficient TO show that His
marck must submit TO the indignity Of .
supplementary ballot unless, IS is not
probable. he retires from tho contest.
The poll has been + light ono, owing to
the great sbstention ef the national lib
erals. Prince Bismarck is certain Of
election on the second ballot, 90 he now
lacks only 1000 voses Of hasin9 On ,Absov
lute majority - required BY law, and the
freissinnige snd Guelph yoless are almost
csrtain 70 support him u % leass ~
stain from voting rAthss than give II
aeat 10 the socialist candfdste.
BAnpx FAvA, the Italian minister 81
washington, On nis arrival N Parts o
hia way 70 Rome declared THAT Mar.
outs Impcriali, ~ Italian charge d,af-
falss q Wsshington. MI H. rscaltsd
The baeoh u asld q hos0 eA14d 1Ana
(s1Nnls ealt - haye di
IL ~ " 4! y ~ w
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24
HOG AND PRODUCT.

A Deciaion by the 1ntor-Staio Comnsis-
sion Touching Rates for Their Trans
pcrtatiou.
THE Interstate commerce commission
has decided the case of John p. Squire
4 Co. against the Michigan Central, New
York Central and Boston & Albany
railroads, involving rates Of transporta-
tion on live hogs, live cattle and meat
products, In favor OF the complainants.
Live animals aud dressed product OF the
same are found to be competitive com
modities and therefore entitled to rela-
lively reasonable rates for transporta-
tion, proportioned to each other accord
ing to the respective costs of service.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24

THE disappearance Of dyspepsia as .
national disease proves that Americana
have improved In their cooking.
THE Washington Advertiser says: .oui
climate beats the world. In some
respects 1t does-say along In August.
.WHAr Is your salary, DR.. Stiggins?.
"My salary" said the clergyman, slowly,
sis Ss,0O0 But my pay II about n. 200 :
life
BRowN-Why, how pale you hook;
have you been iil? Dobs0n-- Worse than
that; tackled . passion novel last even.
ing. -BtMgh1snpt0ss RspsSbltcun.
AT sFecent game Of foot ball 1t Cor.
nell Uniyersity stx sthdents we're laid m
with broken bones and bad spraiLs. =
There IL . heap Of fnn in footbaM,
A LIVE horse in New York stepped on
live wire And was dead before his
driver could wink. And yet experts arc
afraid electricity won't kill suddenly
enough totnpplant the rope
Mr. GUzxLEroN III p. MIL wish
you'd give me my dry clothes. Maria,
I'm soaked through. Mrs. g. with deeI
meaning) )-Ah. ycs; your breath showi
you're not % dry - when you started, =,
TenGs SITTING.
FRANCISCO PfzARRo was assassinated
BY ~Men Of Chilli brother Spaniards,
under Juan de Rada, party Belonging
to the Almagro faction Aimaaro had
been . partner with Pfzarro In the con
quest. 'ss | 3sSss
SEPT. a.. 1873. from the ,nountain to-
Of Panama, Ralb0a. was the 6r5t white
man In the new world - lOok nn0n III
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24
CUBA's SUGAR PRODUCT.

EMes Whl0h Show IN En0rmOus
American Consumption.
ACCORDING 70 the returns OF the Brit
N hc.nsai-general at Havana the sugar
vrssp s,ba ior lsRe amounted V e4s,-
s94 tons against $40, 439 tons In 1880. OF
molasses the total product was 111,4o2
tons, as compared with 10l,059 tons In
1889. The exports Of sugar to Europe
from the 1st of January to the 3lst of
July, 1890, consisted Of 70l boxes, Co.,
900 hogsheads: equaling 40, 1865 tons.
The exports to the United States during
the same period was 81 boxes, 57O,S43
hogsheads, eQuallng 395, ,0l2 tons.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24
THE MARKETS.
south Dmahe IAve stock.

80ut0 Om0N0 Lave St0ck.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 22. hoas- -Ertimated
receipts, 3.o0o. Official Saturday, 5.2l3
shii ments. 1,575. Market opened slow ard
lower. Light. e4.65Q15.ee; mixed. 81. REQ
sos; heavy. S4.aseaS.05.
Cattle--Estimated receipts, 1900. ON 7ciai
Saturday, 1.66s; shipments, 81 cars. Best
cattle easy; others lower: quality fair.
Ch,csgo fivs stoak.
CHICAGO, April te.--Cattlc = Receipts
$4,000. Aarkct steady :, lover; no export
demand for live stock.
Hogs Receipts. $4,000. Market steady !;
rough and common. st.ooas4.70; packers,
81. .sO04 IS prime be nvy and butcher wsights,
S5. csGbs40: Hight. f5.OOG35.20. IA
sheep-Rcceip4s. ~ 900. Market irregular;
natives. n. .SoeeS.6 30: desirable weights, $5.75
Gs.s5; lambs, s5.7sQD7.so.
K1aeoEo iFoAues.
IN CHICAGO, Aprdl -Wheat--CAsh and
Corn--steady; cash. 7skc; May. 7sysc;
o.ss Steady: eash. Hay. ssxc, July.
73Ac. .i5
Rye-9Sc
Barley-9eA 81
Prime TinneAy-ol.so. II
Whisky- G1.lS.
Flax~sol.iD.
Prov,saona cssh, eis. .s73<;
MAY, oke.oG; July. e13.32kol3. .05 Lard
steady; eA1A, oe.e7 <06 ~; Hay. e.e2k;
July, S7.1o45 .34A. Short libe. steady cash.
o6.S AAy. s.Geo9. .S3A; Jnly. q SosD6 sasl
..issa. Tea Ss9SssSs: sssss. sxe4sse: W as .asssd ssd
bull. l,<es - seitsd caif. g: lry ains,
ss.coas. - 81 O., -. 80 - - : Al S'
Z ~ - ussasss. siis.
NEW Y0a1 ~ y. vhsat Acsise;
strong 81 Ny. 3. I'm I'M. !.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24
Malta In Chicago.

OFFICER McGINNIs, in Chicago, was
surrounded and severely beaten by a
crowd Of about twenty Italians at 0
o'clock in the night. One OF them struck
him blow In the back while others
grabbed his club. The mob then
knocked him down, and after beating
him severely ran away. The police are
unable to assign any cause for the as
sault, and believe the Italians are men,
bers of q Malta society.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24
By CENTIPEDE POISON.
A WHOLE FAMILY FRUSTRATED
BY DRINKING 1T.

= eprcisnen Of the Insect Was Unwit-
dtgly Boiled In theCofrso Some r guros
% Cuban Susar-Ths News In General.
AfAMn.Y moving from Tennessee to
Texas was poisoned while la camp by .
centspede being accidentally boiled In
their coffee. The mother and two small
childtsn are dead and the father and two
Chtl4ren are seriously i'll.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24
stiIl Hope for the Panama Canal.

q. MUELLERo, a guest at the hotel Du
Qnesne, Pittsburg, has recently returned
from Panama and says he has informa-
tion to the effect that work on the
Panama canal will be resumed within a
few months. He has reason to believe
that within short time the interna-
tional railroad commission will bring
forward statement which will show
that project to be nearer materializa,
tion than Is generally supposed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24

HoN. JOHN A. KAssoN, of Iowa, In an
interview at Baltimore, said there is no
excuse for the United States in the Ital-
Ian matter to represent that our interior
laws prevent the government doing what
Il ought to do
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24
A Negro Hanged.

WILLIAM MuscoE, alias Jerdan, the
| negro who murdered a policeman at Char
louisville, Va, about three years ago,
was hanged for the crime at that place
early this week
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24

11iscreants Removed the Fish Platcs.
SOMEBODY removed the fish plates and
caused the rails TO sprcad, wrecking .
passenger train on the Alabama & Great
Southern railroad, near the city Of
Springville, Ala. The engineer and fire.
man were scalded to death, but none OF
the passengers were injured. 1t Is not
known who the miscreants are.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24
South Dakota No,ss.

OOUtm OoHOto NOtoos
THERE are $50 pupils enrolled in the
public schools at Pierre.
The Yankton woolen mills will resume
operations about May 1.
A FARMER near Lennox last week re-
fused d, 600 for farm that but . few
years ESQ was government land.
FRANK BARxi., OF Yankton. was fined
in the United States court at Sioux Falls
e5a.7S for not properly posting his gov
eminent license.
EACH South Dakota county having
1000 sheep is Obliged to have sheep
inspector.
Cor. M. M. PR,cE, Of Leteher, has
purchased 1000 sheep in Wyoming, and
they will be doLaiciled on the colonel's
6anborn county farm.
GEoRaE w. KEAN, special agent Of
the Interior department., is making his
headquarters at Pierre while allotting
lands to the Indians. 1t will require
three or four months to complete ths
allotment.
A STOCK company has been organized
|at chamberlain, with capital Of $780,
600, to prospect and open the aluminium
beds near that city.
STATES ATTORNEY e. u. KoRNs has
instituted suit against Sphinx county for
the collection Of his salary. The county
board cut his salary from 81, 900 to 500
since his election, and hs sues for the
former amount
ADDITIONAL advantages have been Be-
cured to the Brookings agricultural col
lege BY establishing department Of
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24
Took II Back

Took II Bock.
SECRETARY Rusk has rescinded his re-
cent order moving the cattle quarantine
line south to the Seth parallel.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24

The official canvass OF the recent elec-
tion in Chicago, complete, gives Hemp
stead Washburne, republican, a plurality
OF 3s9 votes. Mayor Cregier acknowl-
edges his defeat, bnt says he Is In 1t with
the democracy to carry the state in 1892.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24

Farmer Mccormick, living five miles
south Of Aberdeen, is lying at the Sam
aritan hospital with bad bullet wound
In the right side. He got very drunk in
town, and while on his way home en-
deAvored 10 force his way into the house
OF Frank Westgate, another farmer.
WestgAte became much alarmed and
fired revolver through the door, the
ball striking Mccormick. The wound
10 dangerous, but not necessarily fatal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24

EZRA CuMMINs, Of Alaka, Tenn, has
been missing since April 3. He went to
Indianapolis and failed to return. His
father-in-law has just received letter
from him saying he had left home for
ever. All his property, a large amount,
he gives to his wife. He says she was
too good for him. No cause is assigned
for his conduct.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24
Re-! e! Rssiig Rsxisgr
An>Nsa u.~A
ABSOLUTELY PURE
FOSTER GETS OFF.
ths Kentucky Ohiccrs Failed to Garry the
Sioux Falls Man hack,

The kentucky Omccrs Failed to Garry tha
Sioux Falls Man Hack.
\ Prof. Foster, the Sioux Falls bigamist.
tssA free man, and tho Kentucky author.
ltl1e Hfe khocked out, tho officers leaving
eNstHd With south Dakota. The asau.
S4rd tef0ts J0dge lAfksns
upon the writ o. babeas copus issued
several days ago. The Judge declared
that the executive warrant issued by
Governor Mellctte was defective and did
not state why the prisoner was restrained
from his liberty. Minnie, No 3. daughter
OF the complainant ia the case, telegraph
her CONGRATULATIONS to her supposed hus-
band, and Fostr" is feeling in high
feather. He declares that the prosecu-
ton Is malicious aud proposes to live
down the stigma placed upon his char
acter by McGinnis, whom he describes as
the rejected lover OF his wife, Minnie
No &
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24

The Sioux Falls committee of 100 for
the enforcement Of the prohibitory law
has served notice upon all the express
agents In the city that II they carry any
liquor within the state they will be
prosecuted as the law contemplates. The
Sioux Falls brewery has been doing o
Wholesale business In the manufacture
and shipment Of liquor throughout the
state for months, and the notice is d.
rected particularly against the brewery.
The express agents have notified the
brewery that they would accept no more
liquor packages marked ''mineral
water" or ''cider" from them hereafter.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24
Tho Manitoba Exodus q Fla lure.

The Manitoba boomers arranged with
the Great Northern railroad at Abcr-
deem for a special freich: train of thirty
cars In which to carry the people whom
they had ind, ced to go to tho north,
with their personal effects, stock, etc, :,
into the country surrounding Yorkton.
where they were to be given lands and
make their homes. When it came to
Strengthening up the mortgage indebted
ness OF the intending emigrants, as had
been agreed upon, there was a hitch in
tho proceedings, due to tho absence OF
the promised and necessary cash. In
the meantime the Great Northern had
raised its rate to the promised land from
$36 to something over $50. and the grand
exodus, which the boomers had worked
up at infinite trouble and considerable
expense, is declared off.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24

II. G. Wicker, general manager of the
Harney Peak tin mining and milling
|c0mpanys has just returned To Deadwood
from New York, where he was called a
month ago to consult with the directors
OF the company in regard to the tin
stamp mill to be erected at Hill City.
Mr.. Wicker states that the plans have
been perfected and approved, and that
he IS now here to inaugurate work on the
plant which will be completed and put in
operation with all possible expedition.
Tho mill is to have capacity for crush
ing 500 tons Of ore per day, and will
begin work by September 1. Its compile
tion will mark new mining era in the
United States, as fran it will date the
production of tin In this country.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-04-24

Gen. Pcasc. the commissioner an
pointed by the government TO adjust the
damages sustained by the settlers on the
Crow Creek ard Winnebago reservation.
by the order of 1885, ousting them from
their claims, find considerable more work
than was anticipated. Already tcsti-
mony In over GOO eases has been taken,
and there are probably 400 more. The
actual average damage sustained will
reach about $500. Many claims will
never be put In, as scores of these set
tiers went TO other sections Of The cointry
after leaving the reservation, and un-
donbteGiy are not aware that the gov
er'ment Is making an effort to pay their
losses.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-15

Der groBen WabI i'm Sabre 1892 Der
groBartige republitanii1e' plan, nelz
der bic 9errf9aft bes Treibanbels auf
Dem gan5en amerifanii6en &ontinente
i'm Nuge bot, menisftens in ieiner Dor,
ldufgen 8efaltung bon @egenfeiiigs
teitspertrdgen 3ar Wirfli9teit 9eworben
fein pirb.
un6 unter ben porliege1oen umHdns
ben III bieier &eciprccitdts plan Der
etn3ise. wel6er gu benz 3nede u~nieren
0anbelsbertebr nit Dem Iuslano au
ermeitera, ausfabrbar eri6eint, obne
baB uniere eigenen SntereRen gefdbrbet
mhrben. @ir ielbit merben eben muir
Sol9en gortbeile g%emdbren. toel6e
uns auf ibren Mdrften ousemeHeue
0ortbeile 5ufi6ern. Surd bsionbere
4bma1Ingen uuo @ertrdge nollen mir
urs cine Seoor3uguug f6ern, Wel6e
uns 1t1t 5utbeil Derben miiroe, wenn
bas, mas nit in oteien @in3el 3 @ertrd=
gen bieten, Der gan5en Welt in glei9er
Wetie %augetanben miirbe, Dbne einen
@%eaenblenft gu unieren @unlen. Gel5f
menn nil bic 6dlfte unferer in bieiem
4ugenblite 5olpfi6tisen g"infubrartitel
auf bic Greillfte feBteu, mtirbe es tel
mem eiu3igen Der uHtfr Dem S@uB3oQ=
fpftsm ifebenben 2dnSer, tpcl9e uns
biele 4rtifel ~Iiefern. aud nrr einfaGen
ibrerieits bic auf uniere Waareu eeleg.
ten 36Qe nur um ben 8etrug eines einz
sigen Gents berGb3uminoeru. 9as fam
ebea nur babur9 errei6t perben, oaB
mir auf einem berartisen Mbfommen
als 8orbe6insung fir 3usefdnbniHe
uniererieiis beiteben. Wit anberen
Worten: Sie Sheorie unb 6anbIungs.
meiie Der Semofraten 1T in bieier BE,
aiebuug cine fali@e unb bon ieber berz
fehrt gepeien, unb Der republitaniide
plan 1T ber einaige. meIher @rfolee
bringt unb bringen fann. N5er wern
aud mande unierer Sioatsmdnner
fden fribetbin au Der ueberSeugung
getommen maten, baB es Die @egenz
ieitigteitsibse lei, bon ipeIder alein fit
uns elm weientlider unb bauernber
8ortheil fommen t5nne, 10 lit es bod
ben &epublifanern o~orbebalten gebIie.
ben, bieielbe prattif6 au bertpertben
unb gu benz ibr s~uitebenben unb loei,
f9en 4bi6luB gu briugen. S6on i'm
nddfen Sabre mirb bic v@egenieitigs
teit" Der 6aupts unb Gernpuntt beg res
publitanii9en @laubensbetenntniRes
iein. Das 9tidmort v@esenieitigfeit"
Dirb auf ieoem Banner Der Bartei bic
berborrayenbite unb ON meiiten in Die
Wugen falenoe STEELE annehmen unb
Dor allen anberen ben @tof fiir bic
Stumprebner bilben, meIde fir bic res
publitaniide Bartei bas Gelo betreten.
1nb bic r@albeffon Stems" muB in
eitetn 2eitartiteI. meI6en fe Der Muss
lafung beg n@lobe Democrat" wibs
met. auseifeben, es liege burGaus ni9t
auBerbalb Der 0t6sli6feit, bob b;ele
vGreibanbeIssSbee". unter pel9er bic
republitdnifde partei i'm nd9fen
@ablfelbaug ieseln tperbe, uobt aeeig.
net fein m66te, ben Demotroten ben
Wino aus Ben Geaeln au nebmen.
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s. Galteper & sobn,
@bpleiale= anb &etail 9rngsiftem.

Sas &etaiI @ei9dft, fouie bic Ste.
eeptur obiger Jirma fnb Die bebeutenb.
ten in San Nntonio, tuopon sSeber
taetdgli@ H9 gu tiberaeusen @elesen=
belt bat. IS berri6t in Der Npotbefe
geraoe5u elm pbdnOmeno.er 0ertebr;
man erb6It bier l0es frii9 : bat in
allen Requirements, namentli6 aud in
benz Der patentmeoi5inen = bic gr6Bte
Qusmabl, uno bic 8eceptur 1T ben be.
fen unb 9emihenbufteiten Sdnoeu an.
p%ertraat. Sas @boleiale @elddft
nimmt BON Sabr gu Sabr einei1 sr0Be,
rem umfang an, benn NpotEefer in ber
Stabt unb auf Dem 2anbe boben bic
@%rfabrung gemo6t, bob He bier Dor.
tbellbaft taufen unb ouf bas promp.
teFe beoient weroen. Die Girma Salt.
e9er ftebt nit ben eriteu 6duIern Der
Yer. Staten in 8%erbinhung unb imz
portirt btele Nrtifel brett in beoeuten=
ben Quantltaten. Nuf Nnfrage merben
preislliten berianbt. Wir t6nnen allen
unieren betreHenDen 2eiern ratben, nit
obiger renommirten Girma sei9dftli9
anaufntpfeu.
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va Wenn Semanb fem uno gu OH.
nebmbarem preife fpeifen min, 10 aebe
er gum Miffions.8arten. Die
9erreu Rbeiuer & @aut, Bef5er bic,
ies gtabiiKements, balten barauf, lire
@dfe TETS oolfommen aufrieDen ~ feel.
len. Nue iaifonmdBieen EeIifateHen,
4uaeru, @iib, Slide, @efliseI &C. fnb
bort in Der oelifateften 3utereitung ole
3eit gu baben. Wabl3eiten perben auf
Wunf9 in bic Wo6nungen her Runben
geianbt. Nu9 bietet bel NIT Der
Speiiepirtbi@af berbunbene Bar
o IN bic beffen @etrdnfe. tets frif9es
Bier unb feline 2iquhre unb Weine.
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sRatk fir GatterI

gnr ii6er 50 Sabren idon tpurbe Mts.
WinsloD's SOOTHING 5nrup BON Mils
lionen bon Watterr beim 53abnen ber
4tnber angetrenbet. Wirft gu i'm
S9lafe bur6 bas S@reien zines Rin5es
seftbrt, bas i'm 3ahneu 1T unb Dor
S9mer3sn tuelnt9 Deun 70, laIe iofcrt
etne 6loI9e bon .Mrs. winsIotp'S Goc,
thing Gprup" bolen. Grin wertb it uns
~besablbar. Gs tpirb benz fleinen 2eiben.
ben fOfort 2inoerung berfGaHen. Ser.
leBt SUD barauf Miitter, es III tein
3Deifel oaribsr. SO beilt Spienterp
unb Diarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Wieren. befeitiet Mino Gplif, cts
pei9t ben @auren, perbinbert Gntshns
ouas unb fdrft bas gauge SpHem.
.Mirs. @inslotns Soothing 5prups
fir Sabnenbe Rinber 1T angenebm in
@el6mad unb bas &esept fammt bon
einem Der beiten tpeibliGeu Nerate In
ben Der. Staoten. IS 1T bel alien
Srugsiften in Der ean3en Welt al bas
ben. 9reis Is Gts. per Ilai6e.
Gauft ni9ts anheres oIs Mrs. @i1s.
Ions @ootbing Syrup.
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SIN Cinderella shnhsgtnre.

Ode 6ou f o ftraBe u. abe. 6,
1T foeben ansetommen: Sin GROCER
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Wer feines unb augleih bauerbaftes
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