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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
REpusLioAN pRiMARIEs.
Saturday, April 30th, Fixed for Electing
Delegates to the Republican State Con-
vcntlon.


Saturday, April 30th, Fixed for EIecting
Delegates to the Republican State Con-
ventlon.
The New Castle county Republican
committee held meeting at the Young
Mems Republican Club Saturday after.
noon, when the date of Saturday, April
Both, was determined on for the election
Of delegates to attend the State conven-
ton to be held in Dover on Thursday,
May 9th.
The number of delegates to DO chosen
in the hundreds outside of Wilmington
is as follows: Brandywine, A; Christi
ana, 0; New Castle, o. Mill Creek, Al;
White Clay Creek, 8; Pencader, 3; Red
Lion, 3; st. Georges, 8; Appoqulnimink,
8; Blackbird, 9. Wilmington (Which is
the First district, and the other hun
dreds of New Castle county the Second
district of the Republican SYSTEM will
elect 40 delegates TO the State conven-
ton. The First district committee meets
tonight at No. $50 Market street, when
the city apportionment of delegates will
be made.
On April Both the new county COM
mittoe will be chosen. IL was decided
upon resolution introduced by Edmund
Mitchell, Jr., that the county committee
consist Of three members from each dis
trict provided for by legislative enact
nent.
The county committee membership
will be distributed as follows: Brandy
wine, O.; Chnstiana, 8; New Castle, 6;
Mill Creek, o; White Clay Creek, 6;
Pcncader, $; Red Lion, 6, st. Georges,
6; Appoquinimink, 3; Blackbird, 3;
from Wilmington there will be three
from each ward, &c in all.
II was decided that the contest for
sheriff and coroner nominations be held
saturday May 2Sth. No date has been
arranged for the other nomination cleo.
tons.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

Mrs. Joseph H. Lavender of No. 500 West
Seventh street, in attempting to rescue her
child from in front Of an electric car. 1t
sixth and Market Streets on Saturday
afternoon was knocked down and dragged
along the street for some distance. She
was carried to the store Of Mrs. John
Percy, where examination OF her injuries
revealed the fact that she was not seriously
injured. When Mrs. Lavender ATTEMPTED
to rescue the child the little fellow had
started across the street to greet his father
on the opposite side Of the thoroughfare,
when the mother saw its peril and risked
her own life for that of her child.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

Following is the programme Of the
musicale which will be given in the Sun
day-school hall OF Grace Church, April
eth, by Grace Orchestra:
FART 1.
March, "Kriegs der Priester,n Mendelssohn
overture, "n!que Dame, ........ Suppe
Seieclon; wang" .,-............ Boettger
vocal olu......,.........,.M Mrs. Bowman
Andantc, from surprise Symphonic.n
III, Haydn
Kentucky Jubilee Singers, ...... .Carnes
rARr II.
Paraphrase, ''Loreley .Nesyadba
Watt "Frcnet Ench DIES Iebcns,"
Vocal solo........ Mrs. W. +. Smallev. ,Ir
lntermczzo, from "Cavallcria Rusticana,"
Mascagni
Vocal duet,
Mrs, Smalley and Mrs. bowman
Medley, "MeSorlcy's Initiation, n /. Iirahanl
Galop, dash, "..................W iegand
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
\ hnrleR GROW ~. wl1soM.
Hc Also Denies Che Absurd Story Of Ills
Troubles in Sow York..

Special corecsnondcncuut Gazette ami journal
rNyRYA, April lG- The Rev. W. w. w..
Wilson, pastor Of the VI. T. church. rc-
cciycd yesterday 4 letter from His brother,
the Rev. Dr ]. 4. b. Wilson of the
Eighteenth street Church, New York
from which the following is an extract
verbatim
A PARTING Shot comes 20 mc from VIII
miuslots SUI reporter WAS nip last
night 10 say IN mo that an extended .ic-
count had come from Wilmington. stating
THAT Nas having trauble here and cOull
not get possession III ihc parsonage. ,Sr.
and that the church u greatly divide1. It
IS the most hartAunioUa aGl eliehtfnl
church you ever saw 10 yourlife they are
enthusiastic, and ale rpnOyating and paint
ing the parsonage most thoroughly, laav-
ing u9tiI'ng undane, indeed, il ! hard 10
Keep them from doing too much, The
Fn@ has great sensational story about 1t;
\ q nii E iaischuld, cut Of whole cloth
bishop AnuieMi, III a letter ~ the Rev.
w. w w Wilson, who sent linn tho
article asking u il were true. also denies
We statement Whkh appeared in the NrW
ork ifCis alii was rVpicd hy papers OF the
Peninsula, that II ministers, headed IN
the lses Dr. murray, demanded tile ri.
mWyal el Dr. Wilson from I he presiding
eldership of Dover District declaring thYt
the conference should not adioarn until he
was depnsed The bishop uscs this strong
language in his dcIial No trash in ii.
absolutely none.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

The housing Of the new Silsby engine,
recently purchased by the Reliance steam
llre engine. company, took place at their
building, Fourth and Lombard streets. Oh
saturday evening, rhe housing was con-
Quoted by Che Delaware fire company,
numbering 40 men. Charles Schulz and
" =, Lewis were narshals. The Reliance
company numbered " men j. +. Bradley
chief nlarshals Of the parade were ], D.
llendriXson Of the Delaware company and
Joseph Cash Of the Reliance, Chief lsngi-
neer Robinson, First Assistant Engineer
Kane and Second Assistant Green were in
line. The parade moved over the line
already described i supper followed at
the engine house where speech making
concluded the evenings programme.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

Edition Gazette d jomHai, Twcnty-siX years
ago the ~. Rev leighton Coleman, now
hishup Of the Episcopal Church for the
lnpeeac " Delaware, was d rector Of ono
NJ Inc churches Ill our midst. ana nj That
time was Il member Of the Board Of Isduc,l-
tion and rs such was one of the committee
on school No. ). Now that he Inns re-
turned % Wilmington he has given abund-
ant proof that his interest in educating the
youth OF our city has not diminished; so,
II accordance with this interest, he paid
40 school u visit yesterday, making ap-
propflate remarks TO all the little ones and
bringing enjoyment to teachers as well as
scholars by his genial manner and sound
adyice. TEACHERS AZ No. s.
WfLMiNnrnN, April 10Th. lSD9.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
BnANcn II. GiAns ArrofvrnD


lNHUTWIHUII' VII NHEWFUHys
Encouragement John Il. Nicholson was
in the city On saturday. He has an
noiinccd the appointment Of Branch II.
Giles rs deputy Encouragement
The new appointee is Il son of ex.State
Treasurer Thomas b. Giles of Scaford. He
is an honor man Of Lafayette College and
graduate Of Harvard Law Scheal,
He studied in the Office of Senator Gray
and was admitted to practice about two
years ago.
hat ex. Deputy Attorney
general Thomas Davis will assist MIR.
Nicholson during the term Of the Kent
county court, which commences Monday.
There are some 55 complaints Of a general
order, including the Wilson Dilworth libel
case, 70 be considered. There are no
capital cases Mr.. Davis hardly thinks
that court will last over next week. Term
in this county commences May 9th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
AN AGED MIS's E.iLL.
Virdcn PritchaFd, a Carpenter, sustains
rnimfml Ininries.

While engaged in the erection Of shed
in the rear of Thomas Dufy's grocery
store ut the northeast corner of Front and
Madison streets, at o'clock last Friday
afternoon, Nirdcn Pritchard, carpenter,
Go years old sustained serious injuries.
PritcharCl was working upon a scaffold
about 10 feet from the ground when he
lost his balance and fell heavily to the
ground. His right arm and limb was dis
located by the fall and Duffy was rendered
unconscious. A plank which the injured
man carried on his shoulder was precipi-
tatcd upon him by the fall, striking him
about the shoulder.
ne patrol wagon was summoned and
Pritchard removed 10 his home, al No. 81
Madison street, whore DR.. Corkran was
summoned to attend him. The injured
Is reported to be recovering.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
ORPHfNS CnNRT.
A Remarkable Estate Partition Applied
For Before Judge Crubb.

The following matters were trans
acted before Judge Grub in the
orphans court on Saturday: Sale of the
Martin Campbell and William McGarvey
estates, in part, confirmed Edmund VOL
laston of Mil Creek hundred was ap-
pointed guardian Of his son, Henry Vol
laston; Josiah V. Lawrence Of this city
was appointed guardian of Anna N. and
Howard Ii Hunter, the Security Trust and
safe Deposit Company, guardian of Ann
Ross and Richard Campbell was author
lAed 70 expend portion Of principal Of es-
tate for minors maintenance.
On the application of Nathaniel W.
Davis an order was granted for the par
titipn Of the estate Of David Hall of Apo.
quinimink. deceased. There are some 10
heirs and 81 acres to be divided. The pro-
visions Of the will were for its subdivision
into Liz shares. This was done 50 as to
avoid fractional parts Tho court expressed
surprised at the remarkable provisions OF
the will as something under the circum-
stances quite unprecedented.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

Great Sachem Dayid c. Rose, .Jr., and
stall raised the following chiefs of Semi
mole Tribe, !. 9. Il. NJ, Thursday evening /:
i,rophei, Jacob =, Wright; Sachem, Thos.
AIKEN, Junior Sycamore, William Brown;
thief of Records, John lfogg. First Sannap,
George u, fcmple' second Saunup, George
pustill; First Warrior, Frank Meredith.
second Warrior, John Rodgers; Third
Warrior, y. Il. Watts Fourth Warrior.
John Wagner; First Brave, James jordan;
second Brave, Thomas ID. Walls, Third
Brave, Samuel Toppin. Ii
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
DEArn or cnARAns y. MoRRIs.
\ Wilmington Composition, in PIiladeI
piiil, SUNDAY Afternoon


phil, sunday Afternoon.
Charles y, Morris, compositnr we'll
known in this city, died IN Philadelphia
SUNDAY afternoon.
The deceased WIS % years OF age, Death
i attributed to the grip contracted two
years ago He had had several relapscs
and went south last year and returned
very much improved. lie experienced
another relapse February last from the
effects Of which he gradually succumbcd.
He was very We'll known and hiehly
esteemed here. lie acquired his knowledge
of the printing business at EVERY EvENlNG
Office, where he worked for seven years.
Later he was engaged an the Philadelphia
Leig,r. lie died at his mothers residence,
No. 1919 south Fifth street, Philadelphia.
The deceased WAS u member Of the
Second Baptist Charch. where for several
years he was active IN all the branches of
church social work. The funeral services
took place At oicloc: last Tuesday
evening at No. 1919 Sotth Fifth street.
lnielment was made here yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

William j. McClelland, who is en-.
ployed in the ordnance department at
Washington, is the guest Of Coroner
Charles Il. Sparks. Mr.. McClelland, in
addition 10 the employees of the navy
department, was granted a short respite
from duties by reason of the death of
Samuel Miller, foreman OF the breach
shop of the navy department, who had
been engaged there 81 years. He was
the oldest officer in service in that de-
partment and in consideration of that
fact the department closed down out of
respect to his memory.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

Joseph ]. Anderson was struck by a
train near Holly Oak station at 3. 40 o'oiocl,
sunday afternoon and instantly killed.
The body was hurled a distance Of 10 feet
ceased was % years old and unmarried.
lie resided with his relatives 1T Holly Oak.
Anderson had been out fishing with a
party of friends and walked to the railroad
station to see them take their departure ON
the train. lie stood on the north-bound
track watching south bound freight pass
when death, sudden and unexpected, over
took him
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
Lanes Family Medicine Moves tho Bowels
each day. Most people need to use it.


st. Andrews Church elected the fol.
lowing vestrymen Monday: EFT. Warner,
Senior Warden; Willard Thomson,
Junior Warden; j. II. Hoffecker, Jr.,
George w. Baker, William Luke, Alfred
Lee, A. $. Elliott, II. q. Moroc and DIR.
Q. B. Naudain. st. Johns Church
elected the following: Francis G. du
Pont, Senior WSrdcn; Isaac S. Elliott,
Junior Warden; George A. Elliott,
Treasurer Rogers Wilson, Secretary;
j. Cloud Elliott, Edward c. Bradford,
Lewis S. Williamson, j. B. Hutchinson,
and Austin Harrington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

a. D. Warner vice president and trea-
surer II the Charles Warner Company
succeeded in preventing Il serious runaway
Friday The frightened staeds were
attached to a loaded ice wagon which was
just emcrslng from The yards uf the Hair.
Ian Y itallingsworth Company. Mr..
Warner grasped one III tAe frightened
stacds firmly w the brdlt aia hi this
naaEer brought thetuaWaya % sudden
halt in The strl.cL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Beware of limitations.


:, Fergus Hanrahan, proprietor of the
pennsylvania House made two unsuccess-
lice station on Saturday night. He was
arrested for assault and battery upon his
wife. The attention of the officers " as Mt
tracted to lIanrahan by an unusual noise
on tho floor Of the cell. lie had gashcd
his throat with razor concealed in his
trousers. He was found later in the even
ing trying TO choke himself to death with
a handkerchief Hanrahan took care not
70 administer any violent blows with the
knife, his wounds being very trivial ones.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

While crossing Bush river bridge INC
locomotive Of the Pennsylvania railroad
express train which left here a; II O'clock
Friday morning last for Washington
dropped one Of its forward wheels The
train was running at the rate Of about IL
miles per hour and covered a mile before
it could be stopped. After being brought
to 4 sinndstil it WIS detained an hour,
while another locomotive was being obl
tanned. Railroad men are surprised that
the loss OF the wheel did not wreck tho
train.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
streat ~ ~, ~. r.,...,.al

"A heavy ten loaded with lumber broke
down with crash at thc corner OF Front
and Market streets Friday afternoon.
blocking street ear traffic Tor quarter 81
an hour. a large crowd gathered to watch
the work OF removing the huge ubstruc-
ton which required the combined effort.
Of dozen or more volunteers TO get the
wagon from the traFk. lie accident was
caused BY fracturedaxle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

AT the Reformed Episcopal Church Of
the Reieener Friday night the pastor the
Rev. ]. slmpson Trotter preached a SER
mon TO The Knights OF 81. John ana Malta
histext being part of the 10Th verse Of the
First Epstle u John: "God Il Love-
The sermon was listened To with marked
attention and was an impressive one. The
attendance was large
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

on application from Martin Il. lurris
on saturday before Judge Grubb a char
ter was granted 10 the Middlctown I'M
incorporation are Nathaniel Williams.
Irving y. Nallandighanl, Gideon i. Iinkill,
samuel NJ. Reynolds and George w. w.
NaGaain. The object ri the company is
u start industries ia Middletown. The
company has power also 10 initiate bust.
ness itscli: The capital stock il $4,000 in
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

AZ last weeks meeting Of the Sussex
appointed to succeed Hamilton 3D. Owens,
H., deceased, was sworn in. This gave tho
Democratic members majority of the
court. Upon organization Samuel q.
Fisher Of Cedar Creek hundred, was elected
chairman in place Of 6, 4. Pepper, and r.
G, White attorney of the court in place of
j. Francis Bacon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

Tho Homo for I'ricndlcss thildren 70.
ceived an Easter visit Ola saturday from
delegations from two OF the Societics Of
Kings Daughters OF the dity churches
Each Of the % or 10 little inmates was IRE
scented with two Easter gifts, one from
each of the societies.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

The board # managers Of the Ferris In.
diiStrlal school have ID hand plans for an
additional building witch ii is conteni-
plated 10 erect ai Al early date on the
school grounds. The new building, which
will be somewhat larger than the present
structure, will BE- erected alongside the Old
building. The plans are BY j Smith solar
and call for an expenditure of between
$1,000 and $1,000. There will be accom-
modations for between 70 and 100 pupils.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

Frank Woolley has taken the position
of special agent for Delaware, metro
politan Pennsylvania and all Of New
Jersey, south of Salem, for the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of New York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
When she was Child. she cried for castorla.
When she became Miss. she chung to castoria.
When shs had Children, she gave them eastorIa,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

Mrs. Eliza Lungren. No. col East Third
street, died Friday night The deceased was
30 years Of age. She Is mother of Supcrin-
iendent William IL. Lungren Of the r.,
w. y i. car department. Death is at
tributed to natural causes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

Mary Nenott, aged IS years, died sud
denly at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Mary French No. 7l5 West Front street,
friday morning. She had been sick but n
short tirne. Deputy Coroner Giles is in
Vestigating the case.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21

The delinquent tax books of Collector
George j. Finck will be in the hands of
County Controller Staats all of to-day for
auditing PURPOSES. Consequently the
office will be closed all day. Mr. Finck
will he at the Weccacoe engine house on
Tuesday from Ito 8 p. M, as advertised,
to receive delinquent taxes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-09
Ser 0ebrand) bom Siidl,eua.


Seroietten murben in Deutl6lano erit
Dor orei SabrbunSerten, CUR 3eit Sarls
", bel rei9eh Pripatperlonen iiblih,
nod peit lpdter ais Die 9ii1ti9er.
Jriber aB mdn auf b0t3ernen, se9ldtte,
ten TiI6en, unb al8 llnterlage Der
SbiiGeln unb Teller nurben ge9erbte
Selle beniitt. Tildtii9er aus 4einpanb
uno Damait waren 10 foltbar, oaB iie
nur an fiiritli6en 1afefn in @ebrau1
famen. Sine uterfipiiroise Site be-
itano oarin, baB Dor Sem Ylase zines
Rttters, auf ipel9em Elm Sdimpi bafs
tete, Der Serolb bere9tiet mar, oaS
Itlbtn6 81 5erlbneiben unb linn ben
Seler unb baS grob itm3ufebren. Als,
oann muBte ber @el6rldbte entipeber
leinen S6impf tilsen ober, beipeilen,
oaB man ibm unre6t 9etban bate.
Die5e S6mad tpiberfubr iogar einem
md9ti9en Siiriten, benz @rafen Mil>
helm bon 9ennegau, als er an Der Ga.
fel oes oeutfden 9ailers 2arl ".
(1349-1378) lpeilte. Gin @affen,
berol6 3erl6nitt Dor inn oas Tilhtut,
NIT Der gemerfuns, 6ab Elm Serr. Der
feine Waffen trase, ni9t piirbis let, an
eines 30niss Tafel su iiten. unb ais
Der @raf betroffen ertpiberte, baB er,
ipie jeoer anbere Sitter, S6mert unb
San3e fibre, antiportete Der 0erolo:
nDas fann ni9t iein, ionit piir6et SIR
9etptB f6on ben COB Cures Sbeims,
Der bet eourtrap eri9lagen murbs, se,
ra9t baben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-09
Gin faffSer grop6ef.

Inter Der Nesiernng bes lekten So
gellonen, bes aonigs SigismunS glu9uit
BON Yolen (1548 bis 1922, fam Elm
berunter9efornmener polnilher Moeliaer
nit gtamens Safob MielslDnsfi auf Ste
Sbee, bic Jfolle beS WelterloierS 3u
ipielen. 3ip0lf seiner 3e9brii6er iiber=
nabmen Die NpoitelrolIen uno sogen NIT
tbrem Wfeiifer BON Srt ,u Srt, fanoen
aud bier uno oa 3eidtgldubige, bie
ibnen @aben barbrahten. $50 iie aber
ti4t suttpillise aufnabme fanbem, fiibr>
ten iie fi4 nit Gift nnb @efpalt Elm.
sic itablen, ralbten, inorbetett. Gins
nal itellte ii9 @iner Der 8anbe ais bonn
1enfel beieiien, unb iosleid nabm ibn
WfielslDnsfi nit eini9en {einer Yeute
nit nod Der &ir9e, bort ben b0len
@eiit aussutreiben. 8ei Der @elestn,
belt lief Der ansebli1 BeleIiene gum
Nltar unb itabl Dor Gller Mugcn bas
9eiammelte @elo pom Teller un6 itedte
es ein. Wan bielt i'm felt nno WtielS,
lgnsfi be9ann NIT Der Beihm6rnna;
uno iiebe Sa: ltatt bes G,eloeS fielen
ibm 9teine aus ben &leibern. Sin ans
ber Wfal fam oie 8anbe in bas Oaus
einer @belbame, -beren @atte ablpeleno
mar. Son bieler for6erte WtielslDnsfi
auBer anberen Saden Elm srobes Stiid
geinwano, welhes auf benz Glide lag.
Die Srau i6lus &nfanss Die SorSerune
ab, CAB Die Seintpanb l6lieBli1 aber
bod. yiun tpollte Mfielslpnsfi nod
anoere @epebe ieben, poraui 'ibn1 Die
Dame aud Elm sroBes Stiid Gu1
3etgte, ii6 aber entidieben ipeiscrte. ibnl
an9 oieles Su geben. Oa le9te ser
S6urfe beimli6 3unber binein unb
CAB es 10 suriid. Die 6rau l9ob eS
arslos in ben S6rant, Der 3unoer
that ieood ieiue 8irfuns uno binnen
Sur5em ftanoen S6ranf, oann Stube
nno suteet Oas 9auS in Slammen. Oils
oer Wtann 3uriidfam unb oas Sc.
l6ebene erfuGr, nerfolste er init elmer
In5abl Wannern Die Yanoe uno ent<
oedte ibre Spur. Die rglpoitel" molle
ten flieben, ibr rWfeiiterA aber erflarte,
er tperoe NIT ben Bauern l6ou fertis
perben, ba er linen Elm @unber pors
fiibren weroe. Wabrenb feline @enolen,
bic bem n@unoer" nidt trauten, BEN,
nod Die Slu9t ergriffen, besann Wtiels<
l9nsfi auf ben Sdnoen gu 9eben. Den
Bauern imponirte er oamit ieboh nibt.
Sie priiselten ben wunoerli6en 9eiliseu
einfab 5u 2ooe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-09
ghleht nnb untpiirb,a

Der Sea3tuns fnb GsbetmmitteI, unp es stsbt io;&e
nur 70 rtee, bensn bebaupte mtrb, man f6nne nit
tbner etnsepur,elt t6rrere eeben iofOrt beben. Gs
siebt aber tetnes, NIT bem bas mbsli6 mare. Gbrp.
nde 1ebel f6nnen nit ausenbiidli beIeittst me,hen
Der fcrtbauernbe Gebraud etnsr wirfli6en Mebi,tn,
pte SpHetter's Masea=StterS 1T. rdumt NIT &roni.
f4en pbpff&en eeben auf. Gi@t bas seriuste befer
leseren In ietnem 2Bberante sessn Uebi,nen TT bte
geropfuns, fur ceren ebuns bas Bitters Bet baue:ns
Der Gnpeneuns Defenders seetsnst TT. Diele Grt ber
unb ipiemati& gu aeibe seben icnte. GbenIc i nit
etnen sew6bnlt&en BeSettern-G Geberleiben unb Dp8s
Eepiia. BET bteien, BEL Walaria, Mbeumatismus,
Nterenlstfen unh nenerbtnsS Bel her Grippe Bat in
alS elm unspeifebaft rerbpoes Wtttei erpieier. Gs
mtro BON rtdts hbertrcffen, es harauf anfcmmt
ben S6wadpeu une Nerr6ien 8rdfte gu rerleiben.