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A BRIGHT OUTLOOK.

The split in the Democratic party on the
municipal ticket removes from the field the
only real antagonist the Non Partisans have
had. Tire Kelly-Crimmins faction Of the
Republican party has never been considered
In estimating chances. The primary object
is to elect few members of the Legis-
lature who will vote for the Southern Pa
eifc Company's candidate for Senator. Mu-
nicipal candidates will be sacrificed to
Legislative candidates, as il is a m tier of
life and death to the Southern Pacific Com
pany to have its men in Congress when the
bill comes up to give the company fifty
years in which to pay the 100000 0 lien on
the Central Pacific Railroad. If tho Demo-
Gratis had presented united front they
might have given the Non-Partlsans some
trouble. Their local as well as State plat
form places them in line with the Non-Par-
tisans in opposition to the exacti0ns of the
railroad monopoly. They really give good
municipal platform, none the worse from
the fact that it was modelled after that of
the Non-Partisans. But the rule or ruin
policy of the new Democratic bosses has
alenated thousands Of Democratic voters
who may either nominate ticket of their
own or join forces will the Non-Partisans.
means a good deal for San Francisco. 1t
means the overthrow of the power that has
held our courts in bondage and made the
administration Of justice a mockery 1t
means a grand jury that will bring boudlers
ID the bar of justice, and yet one which the
Southern Pacific cannot declare Illegal by
judicial decree. Elis0r Scott is the Npn-
Partisan candidate for Sheriff and Wallace
is one of their candidates for the Superior
Court. If the Non-Partisans elect their
judicial ticket the Superior Court will be
taken out of the rut it runs in. With the
power to elect the Presiding Judge in the
hands Of Non-Par tissn Judges and their
honest allies the two or three Southern
Pacific Judges will be powerless for evil.
There is fair promise now that citizen
may after The first of January take a case
into San Francisco court with a reason
able assurance that justice Will be done
without fear or favor.
The reform in the city government taken
In connection with the establishment NJ
line OF clipper ships changes the face of tbe
San Francisco business situation. The citv
will recover its lost trade, not by depriving
interior cities of their ADVANTAGES as term
inal points, but by becoming able 10 snnnlv
interior merchants at lower rates than
Eastern merchants can supply them over
the railroad. The means Of getting goods
to San Francisco at the lowest possible cost
are already established. and it will be but a
short time before facilities for getting goods
to the interior will be equal TO those of
getting goods to San Francisco. With good
local government and removal If the
shackles the Southern Pacific Company
bound US with San Francisco will CON-
mence with the New Year course of we'll
grounded prosperity.
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SHALLOW ROGUES.

Mr. Dohrmann, chairman Of the printing
eSaimittee oil the Altenheim Fair, sends the
iohowlng personal statement to THE CALL:
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. IL, 1892.
Editor Of The Morning CaLt-DFAR srR: The
attention Of the printing committee of the Alien.
helin FAR has been called by one of its members
70 an article In an evening paper concerpIuc the
actions OF THIS committee, which is entirely
Untrue. " S"iS1
1he only question discussed at our meeting
was how much money should be annyonrIs,as
Tor advertising purposes.
That being decided, 1t was resolved to take
exactly the same space in all the daily papers.
NO discussion or expression OF opinion az tn
me respective merits took place and no objec.
I Oh 10 any paper was made.
The only sentiment expressed was that this
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1t would help the coast by superior condi-
tons of competition, but it is only an idea
in the clouds at present. Long before 1901
this coast will have been relieved OF the diff
ficulties which have retarded its progress.
The Southern Pacific cannot control every
thing as it has done. Already it is being
taught lessons which Will gain rather than
diminish in severity and wbolesomeness. 1t
will never again be trusted by the mercan-
tile community. Chicago as we'll as San
Francisco is preaching the doctrine Of eman-
cipation from its oppressive rates and cor
rupt intrigues against tho interests of the
whole people. 1t will have to float its four
times watered stock on something else than
robbery.
The murder of McWbirter is by many be-
lieyed to be an assassination from political
motives. 1t was murder undoubtedly, but
the proof Of the assassination has yet to
come According to the postmaster Of
Berkeley politics may have had something to
do with the blowing open OF his official safe.
He somehow connects the crime with the
recent heated primary. II is somewhat
novel 10 find the burglar turning politician,
but IL is well known that the politician fire.
quently turns booder and the difference is
not great to honest people.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

T1voI1 OPERA House. Eddy street. off Market.
OpeT1-" OliYette."
GRovE-SrREET THEArER. Grove street, above
Polk. Br3ma-"Oliver Twist"
BUsH-STREET TFEATER. Bush street. between
Kearny aud Montgomery. " The Millionaire"
sTocEyy Ellis THEATER. Powell street, near Mar
ket Drama-"The New South"
BALDWIN THEATEE. Market street. near Powell
Comic opera-"La Cigale."
MoROsCo's THEATER. Howard street between
Third aud Fourth. Drama-"The Two Wanderers"
ftLIFOENIA HEATER, Bush street, above Kearny
Comedy-"The Junior Partner"
ALCAzAR THEATER, O'Farren street, between
Stockton and Powell. DTana-"In Spite Of ALL
w. Ttfr-A TIN corner StoeEton and caarv
streets. Variety entertainment
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THE METHODIST MINISTERS.
Rev. DIR. Hurlbut on Sunday Schools and
the Epworth League.

Rev. Dr. Rurlbut on Sunday Schools and
the Epworth League.
At q meeting of the Methodist ministers,
held yesterday morning, the Rev. DR.. Hurl-
but. secretary of the Sunday school Union,
who is here on visit from the East, made
some very pertinent remarks.
lie advocated the adoption of system of
normal training for Sundav-school teachers.
In too many cases Sunday-school pupils
of IS are given the same Kind of instruc-
ton they received at years OF age.
He said we must raise the standing
and efficiency among our Shnday-school
teachers.
DIR. Hurlbut paid high tribute to the
public school system Of the Western States.
particularly that Of California, stating that
it was admirable. and in every way worthy
of its high place beside those older com
monwealths and communities.
He also advocated the formation of The
Young Peoples Epworth League ON this
coast.
The annual election of officers of the So
cetv resulted In the choice of Rev. DIR. r.
K. Ollie as president. Rev. A. W. Briggs as
vice-presdent and Rev. Mr.. Alexander as
secretary,
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. !
WEATH Err BUREAU.
N.N- ERANzcISrn Senfenkar % 1872.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE }
WEATH Err BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO. September 20. 1891
Official Forecast for Twenty-fOur Hours
Ending Midnight.
Northern CalifOrnia-Fair. but cloudy and foggy
along the coast; southwest TO northwest winds;
stationary temperature. except cooler along the
northwest coast and at Reeler and warmer III north
central portion.
Southern California - Fair; westerly winds:
aesriy stationary temperature, except cooler in the
eastern portion.
oregon aud Washington-Fair, except preceded
81 showers in Oregon and Eastern Washington;
south TO west winds; cooler followed by generally
warmer except stationary on Washington coast.
Nevada-Fair; westerly winds; cooler, except
followed by warmer in northern portion
Utah-Fair: cooler IN northern portion.
San Franc .seo-Cloudy and foggy; brisk westerly
Sinds: nearly stationary temperature.
JOHN P. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry. officer IN charge
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ton exceeded the estimate 3.50o,ooo pounds.
He now estimates the production for the
fiscal year at 100 100000 pounds. or 16,oOO,oOo
pounds more than the law requires manu-
fncturers to produce at the expiration OIL
seven years to save the duty. AT the rate CT
progress now being made the American de-
mand for tin plate will be supplied by Ameri-
can manufacturers before June 80 1897
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

THE CALL has had San Francisco care
fully canYassed in order to learn what city
morning newspapers were taken by the
people. The result is that THE CALL cir
culates fully one-fourth more copies than
any other paper. THE CALL circulation
leads by fully one-quarter. The Chronicle
comes next after THE CALL and leads the
Examiner The above facts show why THE
CALL is so strong in San Francisco.
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FRENCH CANADIANS.

The movement of French Canadians to-
ward the United States is simply n search
for work. In their own country there is
little but agricultural work to do, aud the
lack of a market renders that industry I'M
remunerative. The French Canadians are
an economical and saving race, but TO
save there must be cash earnings. 4 cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune says
that the French Canadian farmers produce
little that can be shipped profitably to
England The American market is prac-
tically closed by the Mckinley tariff, the
effect OF which they seek 10 avoid by cross
ing the lire. In the New England States
they can always find work in the factories.
the more especially as French Canadians
are preferred to almost any other ma
i~aslitv of worknrs In som i--~- As-s
England towns about oue-half the popula-
ton are French Capadisns by birth. AS a
rule. the French Canadian does not care
much for what Canadians call the home
Government. They are attached to their
homes, but not TO the English rule. OF
course, in emigrating into a new country
they are less tenacious Of especial rights
than they would be in their native country.
They find that the religious freedom of the
United States is not so bad in practice as
they had supposed it would be. Accustomed
TO more or less recognition from law, they
find In a country which places all religious
denominations on the same footing all the
recognition that does them any real good.
1t has been said that the fidelity Of. the
Canadians to their chosen church would be
an objection to French Canadians as Ameri-
can citizens. Most other nationalities are
more or less divided in their church prefer
ences, while the French Canadians prac-
ticably have but one faith. This objection
would have less force than is anticipated
from the fact that a denial of anything like
legal recognition of other religious denomi-
nations would remove the chief cause of
what may be termed religious clannishBess.
What more could the French Canadian ask
than that in this as in other respects he
should be placed on exactly the same foot
ing as the natives of the soil?
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ESCAPING THE GALLONS.

Some of our contemporaries are noticing
the proTptness with which Sidney Bell has
been disposed Of by sending him to the
penitentiary for term of years. Evidently
this criminal was willing to 90 TO the State
prison. no matter how long, provided he
could escape the gallows by this means.
The morning call., 1892-09-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The horse power Of whale has been made
subject of study by the eminent anat-
omist, Sir William Turner OF the University
OF Edinburgh. Scotland, in conjunction with
the equally eminent Glasgow shipbuilder,
John Henderson. The size and Dimensions
of great finer stranded several years ago
on the shore OF L0ngriddy furnished the
necessary data for comparison Of the
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sunscRIpTInN RATES:

DAILY CALL tineluding Sundays, Sc per year os
mall postpaid; 10 cents per week OF % ~,
ssleudar month through carriers. DAIIi OA 49,
svec t,3ri three months, So 25. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages 81 so per year postpaid,
AIIani WEEKLY CALL. 50 so per year.poS'pald
EEKLY CALL Is pages. 81 per year. pOSVp''u
TEE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
rcr wtu the editor enter into correspondence re-
t,eu
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Decline of Population.

The last Irish census shows a decline of
Der of foreigners has increased. chiefly
owing to the immigration of Russian Jews.
The Methodists have increased about Is
per cent; the Roman Catholics have de-
creased 10 per cent. the Episcopalians per
cent and the Presbyterians per cent. But
the Roman Catholic clergy have increased
years ago 1900 people spoke Irish only !;
in 1891 there were $4,000. In 1881 there
were $4,000 who could speak Irish and
English, and last year there were only
$40 OOO
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power necessary Co propel it at speed Of
Twelve miles an hour. This whale measured
eighty feet in length. twenty feet across
at the flanges of the Tail and weighed
seyenty-four tons. To attain a speed of
twelve miles an hour it was calculated that
1a5-horse power was necessary.
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eos Montsomery street. near Clay. open until II
So Y. BRANCH OFFICES: ITO Market
strest. near Kesrny open until II O'Clock midnight
s2e Hayes street. open uatil $50 o'eiock, ooS
sy,,IT street omen until 80 O'Clock; 1913 Mission
tract. OMEN until 9 o'clock F, NJ; and 1le Ninth
ttreet omen until 9 30 p.
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ACTION SAILS TODAY.

FurN1ruRE.-By NJ. }. simmons, at 1407 Clay
ST. nt II clock.
fUFNlqrRE-By Geo. +. LainsOn, at 1912 Polk
81. at IL O clock.
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rxrr EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL
81 Potter building, New York City, isproTided WIN
fltsof California papers. Visitors welcome A."
ttltsins rates and sample copies furnished
z IL. MISCH, Manager
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Statistics show that 1000 persons are muir
dered in this country every year and only
one murderer in fifty Is punished.
The morning call., 1892-09-20
THE GALL CALENDAR.
NOTICRI
SEPTEMBER 1892.

Any Of our patrons 'ehO fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale 5V trdin-boys
aihconJcr a foror By notifying this Office o.
atJQct. naming the date and train.
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1T is not what its proprietor says, but what
Hoods Sarsapariila DOES, that tells the story OF
its merit and has given it the largest sale OF any
medicine Truly it is peculiar to itself.
The morning call., 1892-09-20

BRoNCHIrIs.-Sudden changes Of the weather
cause bronchial troubles. "BrOiuh'S bronchial
7Fochfs' Will give relief. Sold only in 6ores. Pric
The morning call., 1892-09-20

vIeoR, vitality and healthy appetite impaired by
little Angostura Bitters every morning. Sole manu-
facturers Dr.. j. q. b. Siegert a Sons.
The morning call., 1892-09-20
qHr pArIy NoRNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
,5s,S Yers. BRENTANo BROS. 3 Union Square
.-s.caeo News Stand Palmer House
E, eu orleans ..,.. g ALLOT & JOUBERT,
1884, Common St
The morning call., 1892-09-20

There are still fourteen different places on
this globe where cannibalism is practced,
but the custom is gradually dying out.
The morning call., 1892-09-20

vigorous growth and the original color given to
the hair by PARKER HAIR BALsAM.
HINDERcoRSs. tn best cure for corns. 10 cts.
The morning call., 1892-09-20

PALACE BATHS, enlarged. beautifed. Warn
sea-water tubs and swimming 715 Filbert.
The morning call., 1892-09-20
ruR MORNING CALL
FERMENTATION OFFICE :

Has larger circulation than any other
-o-vsnaner published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-09-20

SPECIAL NOTICES.


" Winning Numbers of the Grand
S rattle OF the Swiss Relief Society. held at the
festival. Sept. IS at Woodward's Gardens, drawn
at 6rutii verein Hall, Sept. 10. 1899: Nos.
1870. 1928. 323s: s5is; 2l9s: 1927, loaI.
1853, 500 394s, IVA. S53 278 1870, 1905. 1924,
3l39, 2l4t. GOA, 239, 1872 1884. $40, Ssa1 $3.50.
1922, 500. 3735, 367a. 254s, 3539, 2415, SO 10.
il5e, 1851 sO5s. SIS. 1896, s475. $3.50. 1885,
349s, 2l27. 1873. 25S9. 1874, 1913, 1855, 26,
26l5, S645.' 2oll.: 1888. 2ls5. 756,. $50, 1890,
564, 1855. 3a72. 2527, 2l7. 1899. 1872,
3775, -2l50, sos, 1894, 1912. 354S. 1922.
ll27. 1874. s9os. 337s, S525, 70. 90
4le, $3.50 s ss az 81, , s2o 1922 s2s
1857. 1884, 1902. s005. 5, $40. 1912, 1859
60l. 1856. 1885, 1893, .3706 2l77, 2249, 1892,
$40. zoos. 1856, 264S. 1854. SIG. so.
24o7. 2so4, 76e, s9l7. ls4s 2o6I,
2oOO, 34s3. 1898. 1904. 1884, 320e. 1868.
ll4O. 1881, 3lS9. 1871. 261, Pal. 2ll2.
1912. 14Ul, 3sSl, 14l5. 1885, 1878. 14l.
27s3. 1861, 2o47. 3o4s, 2s47. 1878,
533, 3l9S. 1898. 32l7. 3l55 1880, 54S, 75l. $40,
s2l 1914. 2062 1897, 2433, $685. 1859. 80 80. 344l
36U3, 147O. 2S20. 347.
Cali for prizes at g. d. Marianl's hardware store
ar
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


w OMAN To WORK BY THE DAY, 81 50:
W cook. Santa Cruz boarding house. $35; middle
aged chambermaid ana seamstress, &25; cook and
second girl. same house, $50 and $25 nursegiri.
San Rafael, 1926, see lady here; nursegirl, grown
children, $50; Infants nurse, $25; second girls.
$40 and $25; housework girls, Berkeley. Oakland,
Petauma, stockton and other towns. $25 and $50,
city places, $50 $25 and $685. young girl to assist,
2 in family, $40. Apply MISS CULLEN, los stock
ton ST. room z
w ANTED- MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN AS
w chambermaid in q private family, must have
references, $25 competent German second girl, no
windows. $25; waitress, Oakland $50; 90 house
work girls $25 and $50 Apply MISS PLUNKETT,
424 suffer 1T. i
IA ANTED-25 GIRLS TO FILL GOOD SITUA-
w tions: best wages MRS. HIRD, 705 Polk.
COMPETENT GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
~ homework. 1884 Mission st. se2O II
YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH GENERAL
homework; IL miIesfrom city. Apply l303la
Buchanan st.
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uEr.P wANrED-CoNTIsUrp-

TTNERGErIC YOUNG MAN WHO HAS A NICE
~ apDesranee. and who IS fluent taker +, an
posjtion whero previous experience is not neeee
sary: good salary to right party. Apply between
IL and and 80 and p NJ. ll5l Washington st
Oakland. sells IL
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Yrpflamation
fiir bic bbaltuus elmer spe3ialwahl.
MaDors Office,
San Nntonio, s. Mdra 1872.

Sn Der StabtratbsliBung bonn Z.
Mdr5 1892 murbe cine Srbinans at1=
genomnen, in pelder beftimmt mirb,
baB cine 5pe5ial=N bltimmung abgebalz
ten merben iOa, UNI bic 4nii6ten Der
8runbteueraabler Der 9tabt San Nn=
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Bombs i'm 8etrage bon smeibunbert>
fiinfaigtauienb $3.50, 0O0) Dollars auf
5uan5ig big breibig (20-30) Sabre
5l fe1s (6&) pro3ent su ermitteln.
Sieie gonbs, iomie Der grtrag Der fal>
Iisen ad valorem Steuern, Der @etpers
beiteuern, Der 2icen3en, Marftgebiib=
rem, Der @elbitrafen bes poli5eigeri9tS
&C. Iolen ba5u permenbet tperbe1t
bic laufenben NuSgaben Der 8erpal=
tung Der Stabt San Nntonio fir bas
6isfaliabr 1892-1893 gu beden.
9esbalb orbne i6, 8rpa11 gallags
ban, Mapor Der Stabt San Nmtomio,
fraft Der mir bur9 ben 6reibrief unb
bic Srbinan5eu bieier @tabt iibertra=
genen 8efugniKe u1b in l1ebereinftime
mu1g nit Seftioner 43 unb 45 bes
amtenbirten Greibriefes bonn 20. Mpril
1891, bierbur6 cine Spe3ialzW abl an
nnb beftimme, baB bieielbe ~absebalten
nerbe am
eamfta8, ben 16. 9lpril 1892
au benz borermdbnten 3mede. Oie
StimmpldBe perben BON 8 ubr 8ors
m:ttags bis 6 ubr Nbenbs offen iein
unb omar an folgenben Stellen:
Warb /. Sn Sobn u. Milers
Store, @de Sub Shores unb Nrienals
StraBe. Mabls8 orftanb, gilbert Meper.
@arb 2. @de Gait mnb 9olos
roiaftraBe. Wabls8 ortanb-
Warb 3. MarfeIbs Store, gde
peresz unb GriotraBe. Wablporfanb,
Sames 8. gloub.
Warb 4. Contentious Dahe, gde
Weit 9outonz urb Norb GloresitraBe.
WablsBoritamb. s. 8illemaim.
Marb 5. Sommers @arten, 10.
Strabe No. 306. @abI 8ortanb,
Sobn s. Gerrn.
Warb 6. gfe Clint unb Nolans
ftraBe. M%ablporftanb, Mm. s. page.
Warb Z. @de Matagorbaz mnb
W~ietoriaftraBe. @abl=@~ Orfan6, peter
Subj.
Marb s. gde Sab Mlamoz unb
SoutbitraBe. Mabl : 8ortanb, 2puis
8ergitrom.
Sie @abl mirb ~abgebaltem umb bic
3dblung Der Stimmen tpirb porgenomz
men merben in gintlang nit Der Set
tion 29 bes ftdbtii9en Sreibriefes unb
beg StaatsgeieBes bonn IA. Wdra 1887
GO. 2egislatur. Settle 21.)
Sd bei1einige bies hermit uttter
8%eifigung bes Nmtsiiegels Der Stabi
San Nntonio unter benz Datum BEG
8. Mdr5 1892.
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MaDor.
Gtteitirt: s. g.. GIaubott,
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flint Sabre in Peru, Chile, 2onbon,
China, Wien, in geftb, prag, Der Dir
gerttnil6en Gepublit unb 8ra1ilien.
prof. W}eDer %garantirt nt6t in allen
Salen abiolute 9eilung, mie man9e
4er5te es gem6bmlid tbun. Sebe Nrbeit
lobt iid ielbt.
2efet Wunber iiber Mnn6er. @ebet
bin unb fragt cure Mitbirger, bic i9on
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bretbunbert periDnen furirt tporben
finb, Die i6on am &anbe bes Grabes
tparen.
&ette1e cine Mutter bon adt &inbern.
GER 6rana Stierib fagt: sd bin
nit meinem Weibe "a Sabre perbeiraz
tibet. aber bic leBten Is Sabren NOR
mein @eib fDrtmdbrenb ~bettldgerig.
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tpabres Bib 6es Sammer unb @lenbs.
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men nnb Slide mar meine sSrau rtah
etnem mDnatli6en @ebrau6e 6ieier
tpirtli1 lDunberbaren 0eilmittel pols
fommen bergeftelt.
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bung ihrer &inber miomen.
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&inber, @ott moge 9errn BRO. d. II.
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Woble Der leibenben Menf6beit erbalz
ten.
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geben. IS beieitigt S6uppet ~polftdns
big uab perbinbert bas QusfaIen Der
9aare. inbem es bic geiunbe 9bdtigfeit
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wa6ien bes Saares ii6ert. IS 1T bolIz
fommen frei BON siftigen Subtansen.
Yreis per 6lai6e 81. Sur allein prdz
parirt BON Oscar Samosb.
Sauptnieberlage in Srpnsfis @potbefe,
Wtilitdrs plasa unb Sib GloresfraBe.
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@eiter gIid.

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bet i1einer fran5oiiiGen Nufgabe!4 -
Batter: Die iolit On alein MAIDEN.
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balb lolen 6enn aber meiae Snnaens
NAL einen .fliiseren 8ater babeu fuie
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lein bat Die 9enue aussebriitet ?"
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oie 0enne bod unmOsli9 allein ldugen."