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Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-23
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court Civil Side - Judge
Studley.

superior Court Civil Side - Judge
Studley.
In the suit of Camilla Freeman against
8. Kantrovitch which was on the assign
ment list in the court of common pleas be-
fore Judge Studley Thursday forenoon, At
torney Asher had filed an amendment to
the complaint asking for increased dam
ages. Attorney Goodnart said he should
file plea in abatement and the case went
over.
Probate COurt-Judge Robertson.
Yesterday morning the will of Laura
Thompson was admitted to probate and nc
opposition was offered. At the hearing the
day before the hearing was continued until
yesterday to allow parties who were ab
sent chance to contest the will If they
were so disposed as was reported. In the
meantime a satisfactory settlement ha6
been made with the interested parties an6
therefore there was no contest this morn
ing but the will was allowed to 60 to pro
bate.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Cable.
John J. Whalen. breach of peace against
Mary Whalen, nolled; Christian Schlinker
assault on female child, continued to June
81; John Clohessy, non-support of wife,
bond of $125 for six months support OF
go days in jail; Costantino Granzs, de-
frauding restaurant keeper, 81 fine, 81
costs; Sadie Kelly, residing in house of
i'll fame, continued to June 80; same,
drunkenness, 81 fine, $5.42 costs; Nathan
Brown. breach of the peace, continued to
June %.
THE sCHLINKER CASE.
Christian Schlinker, the expressman who
lives at 1876 Adeline street, appeared in
the city court yesterday morning to ans
wer to the charge Of assault upon Carrie
Dawson, the ten year-old daughter of Al
bert Dawson, of Webster street Attor-
nsy Goodhart appeared with him as his
counsel and arranged with City Attorney
Matthewman for continuance of the case
until Thursday. The bond was fixed at
81 900, which was furnished by Sohlinker's
wife. The girl was in court yesterday
wish her mother.
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES,

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
50 sh New Haven Electric Co.
50 sh Consolidated Rolling Stock Co.
50 SD Swift & Co.
50 sh United States Rubber Co. preferred.
so sh n. Y, N. II. & H RI Co.
5000 sh n. Y, n. II. & II. RR- convertible per
cent. debentures.
100 III Beach Creek RR. Co, guaranteed PEI
cent. dividends.
50 sh New Haven Water Co.
IS sh Boston & NY. Air Line pfd-, guaranteed
II sh New York & New Jersey Telephone Co.
- sh American Kxpress Co.
10 sh Detroit, Hillsdale & Southwestern RR
Co guaranteed.
60 sh Bridgeport Gas Co., pays 10 pc. dividends
u 500 Danbury & Norwalk RR- %. per cent
bonds of 1925.
5000 Housatonic RR %. p c. bonds of 1887
$500 E-S-& NE RR- Co pc. LIST mtg. bonds
$1,000 N.S-& NE RR Co p. c. LIST mtg. bonds
$500 New Haven Steamboat Co. . c. bonds
For Sale by II. @. WARREN & CO.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-23

Winthrop castle, No. 10, L. G. E.,
worked the second degree on three candi'
dates on Wednesday evening, and also
elected officers as follows: N. c., F. B.
Brockett; V. G.. B. F. duyer; v. H, E.
Hotohkiss; Fl. P, L s. Wing, and they
will bs duly installed on the evening OF
July g.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-23

HARTFORD, June 22.-Heayy rain last
night made the track of the Gentlemsn's
Driving club muddy. A mist is falling
this noon and the races have been post
poned until tomorrow.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-23

Tor otcE rIIky he3rn
Mrs. Winslo VS. eoothing Syrup has been used for
children teething. 1t soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays ali pain, cures wind collie and Is
the best remedy for diarrhna; sc bottle. Sold
by all druggists throughout the world.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-23

Government Bonds.
Following are the quotations for United States
bonds at the call to-day:
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COTTAGES.
Report was made relative to the petition

of Mr.. Beecher and others regarding the
Morris Cove road. The petitioners asked
that the road should run in the rear of the
cottages The majority report was that
the petitioners be given leave to withdraw.
OF the COMMITTEES ak reported in favor of
the railroad and three were In favor of hav-
ing the road 20 in the rear Of the Beecher
and Kimberly cottages and the Pequot
house.
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med ical.
The elm CITY PRIVATE DIspEssIHY

lht lin Gllf PRlfAiE UlSPkaSARf.
Old Reliable Expert Specialists,
. Years Experience,
DIOR the treatment OF all affections OF Throat
~ and Lungs, CAtarrh. Asthma diseases OF the
Nervous System, all Blood and Skin Affections
and all private diseases OF men and women
YOUNG MEN
Entering lie handicapped by Nervous Debility,
Confusion of Ideas, Want OF Confidence. De
spondency, Aversion to Society, Kidney Trouble
or any disease Of the genito-urinary organs will
find safe and speedy cure under the doctors
treatment.
MIDDLE AGED MEN
Suffering from early indiscretions or exces ses or
abuse, Loss OF Memory Insomnia, lack Of energy,
failing power and all degrees Of sexual debility,
or ancted with sores, piDples, Ulcers falling out
OF the hair and all forms OF Syphilitic or Blood
POISON, viii be quickly and permanently cured
by the new GOLD BECHLORIDE treatment.
OLD MEN
Suffering KlSney Bladder or Urinary trouble as
too frequent desire to uripate, burning. sc8lding,
stoppage, difficulty in passing. loss of function
or the too early appearance of old age symp-
toms, Will secure release from their trouble and
nnd renewed life under the doctors treatment
CONSULTATION FREE.
ONCE In the Insurance Building,
$50 Chapel ST., New Haven, CT
Take Elevator to Rooms 81 and 90.
Office Hours: q m to IL m. TO p m, even
ings 70 2. Sundays. Q TO II am
Elevator does not run Sundays, take the stair
way.
Patients at a distance may write-describIng
symptoms-and have medicines with fun direc-
lions sent them. je6
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starin's New Haven Transporta-
tion Line.

Every nay Except saturday.
-ST@s Leave New Haven fron StArinNs
- Dock at i0:I5 O'Clock y. m The
JOHN n. STARlN. Captain McAlisf-r. every
sunday. Tuesday ami Thursday. THE WIN @
EoGERIOS every Monday, "Wednesday and FRI
day ReIuruinE, leave New York from Pier Is
y. r.. foot Of CODrilaodt street, at q .. m the
StArin every Monday. Wednesday and Friday;
the EEerlon every Sunday, Tpes1Ay and Thurs
day. The only Sunday night boat from New
York.
Fare, with berth in cabin, &c; siaierooms 81 .
Excursion tickets $l.ss
Free stage leaves the depot on arrival Of Bart
ford train, and from corner Church and Chapel
streets every half hour, commencing at $50
O'Clock p. m
Tickets and slAterooms can be purchased at
the Tontine hotel, Al John M Lines IL "a ssp
Chapel street, and at PEGS & Bishops. 70s Chapel
street
W.B MILLER Agent. New Haven Conn
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-23

The result was tabled for calendar and
printing.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTIoN-THE
VOTE TAKEN.
The minority report of the committee
favoring constitutional convention was
next taken up, and 1t was rejected by q
strict party vote, SO to II.
NORRIS COVE RoAD-FAvoRABLE REPORT.
Committee reported yesterday afternoon
unanimously in favor of the extension of
the Morris Cove electric railroad up Water
street to the depot, ETC., and across Fair
Haven to connect with the State street
road.
IN FAVOR OF THE ROADS GOING IN FRONT OF
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-23
indispensable in
Every Good Kitchen,

Asevery good housewife knows,
the difference between appetiz-
ing, delicious cooking and the
opposite kind is largely in deli
cate sauces and palatable gra-
fvies Nov, these require q
strong, delioately favored stock,
and the best stock is
Liebig Company's
H.. Extract Of Beef.
Distributing Agents for Conn.,: Talcott,
Frisbie q CO., Hartford. iel4W&slm nrm
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-23

NECTICUT PEOPLE.
]. d. Vail, from the Office of executive
manager and secretary of the Connecticut
state building at the worlds fair, sends an
interesting resume concerning the various
features of the fair, from which comes the
following:
The large,t attendance at the fair sincs
opening day was yesterday June 49,
about 1913, 900, all told. 1t was Germany'a
day, and the lovers of the fatherland were
out In full force. The force was full, too,
the fullness consisting of sentiments OF
affection for the home of other days
possibly some came from "Bingen on the
Rhine -and also the sentiment of sppre-
citation of a home in this blessed land of
liberty. If any of the fullaess was
the result of undue libattons of
German tonic-that sounds better than
"lager," though it tastes very much
like it, go hear-it did not behave itself
unseemly. Hon. Carl Schurz came all the
way from New York to deliver the Grafton.
didn't hear it, but suppose 1t was good
one. At any rate that was good pun
some wit brought to light, when Mr.. Schurz
was in the cabinet. 1t was asserted that
there were fifteen members of the Hayes
oabinet-e.ght with Schurz and seven with
out Schurz.
People who are now attending the expo
sition think they have struck 1t just right.
Observation-Disclosures days are rare, and
the nights are 30 comfortable that a good
nights rest can be secured. That is es-
sential, for sightseeing ia . tiresome pas
time. Chairs and seats are being multi
piled daily, adding much to the attractive
moss of the grounds and to its comforts.
The Tiffany exhibit was open to the pub
lie yesterday for the first time. Its dis
play of set diamonds and other precious
stones in q single show case is valued at q
million dollars. Probably most of the
gems are real diamonds-maybe all Of
them-but people are sometimes deceived
thereby, though perhaps not by Mr.. TIL
Close by the Tiffany pavilion il that of
the Meridsn Britannia company, whose
booth alone is said to have cost $22, 600. It
is of solid mahogany. Their exhibit At
tracts great attention-possibly on account
of its sterling qualities. Richard W. Miles,
who has charge of this marvelously fno
exhibit, had charge of the same company's
display at the Paris exposition and at Mel
bourne also. His career as salesman be-
gan in Camps store, Winsted-an estab-
lishment which has graduated many sue,
cessful business men.
People who take pleasure looking at dne
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TIE CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT.
The senate after a two hours discussion
passed the Hammersly corrupt practices
act by a unanimous vote after having &C
cepted an amendment offered by Senator
Holden which struck ont of the bill all
sections regarding as to how much money
shall be spent in elections.
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duty OF tRo OkQc6rs OF the prison TO treat
them as other prisoners are treated.
If any disposition to favor one prisoner
over another were once manifested, all
discipline would BIS at an end.
Experience has shown that men who are
DESTROYS of avoiding work, try to get into
the hospital or insane asylum, go to enable
them to have better opportunity to
escape.
For this purpose they will resort to all
manner of oontrivances to bring about
their transfer to the hospital or insane
asylum.
The undersigned are satisfied from a
careful examination of the several cases, as
in those of Andrews, Collou, Doolittle,
Jones and Hutchins, which have come
under their examination that In each and
prudent, Just man would have acted with
his knowledge of all these we'll known
characteristics of men similarly situated to
these men who were in the state prison
under his charge.
In no one of the cases referred to has it
been shown that General Chamberlain
willfully or knowingly Ill treated any
sick, idiotic or insane prisoner.
It was proved, and not disputed, that the
physician In charge of the prison directed
in each and every instance what treatment
he alone was responsible so far as that
treatment was concerned in the orders he
gave for their care and the manner and
way in which they should be provided for,
and 30 far as the evidence shown, in no
single instance did the warden ever attempt
to interfere in any way with the orders of
the physician.
In regard to solitary confinement as a
method of punishment, our investigation
shows that such confinement II employed
advantageously and effectively In all penal
institutions, and so far q the cells used
for that purpose in the Connecticut state
prison are concerned, instead of being un-
dereround dungeons, they are some Of tho
identical cells formerly occupied by all the
prisoners before the new cell block was
constructed, and If they are unsuitable the
fault lies with the state and not with the
warden.
In closing, the undersigned feel that 1t
10 due to General Chamberlain to say that
Of the witnesses who appeared to testify
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Tho Hawaiian Isiantss.

The Hawaiian' group of islands are
the most. isolated bits of land upon the.
globe. They are two, Thousand miles.
from the mainland and eighteen hun,
dred and sixty miles from any other
land worth calling such, They arc not
bits which. once for@ed portions of
some larger piece of land and were
subsequently isolated by oceanic
changes, They are of volcanic origin,
having at some period been thrown up
from Tho bottom of the sea-. One con-
sequence Is that they have q flora al
most peouiar 10 themselves, A. large
proportion of the native plants are
found nQwheIe elae,, ,.-
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CABINET,

Bee ty. Of state......-..w Walter @. Gresham, III
sec'ty. Of the Treasury John q. Carlisle, Ky
seo'ty. Of War.......D Daniel o. Lamont, n. y
sscty. OF the Navy. Hillary A. Herbert, Ala
-Gsntral.. Wilson o. Bisssll, N Y
sec'ty. OF tho Interior. .Hoke smith, Ga
Atioriey-GsnsTal........A ichsTd Olney. Nuss
sso'ty. Of Agricultural. Sterling Aorton, Nob
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SUPREME COURT.

acknowledgements Melville ". Fuller, Ill
..atephen ]. Field, cni
..John IL. Harlan, Ky
....HorGce Gray, Mass
AsEociate Juaticaa ..bam Blatchfofd, n =
David J. IiTewer, KnB
Henry y. Brown, Mich
...GeorKe shiFas, Penn
Howell Jackson, Ten
.. 8. sonAtOrn :: ::wn LAM y; sts sS,,.t
ReTA In Congress. .Francis q. NewlsudS
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
U.ss. GOVERNMENT.

President......GR GROVER CLEVELAND, NY
Vice-President...ADLAI z. STEVENSON, III
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-21

Lamb 5565 borbanben, sesen 534O am
|. Sanuar 1901. @s bat allo in atpei
Sabren nur cine 3unabme Inn 226
ober 4,2 psf. itattgefunben. Die meie
ten Nnudlte 5dblt ber Rammerges
ri9tsbe5irf, ndmli6 760, baum toms
men bic Oberlanbesgeri1tsbeairt
Dresden nit 494, &6ln nit 305 unb
greslGu NIT 1882, mdbrenb I'm Desirt
8raunf6weig nur SO unb inn 8e3irt
Olbenburg gar uur II. MnpGlte pors
bGnben linb. Sm ganaen &ei9 fommt
auf 1919 ginwObner elm &e9tsanmalt.
Ser Beairt 9amburg bate f9pn aui
4027 @inwobner einen Mnlpalt; bann
folgen bic 8eairfe 3ofod nit 43O1,
Berlin nit 1922, Grantfurt a. 80. nit
5428 ginDobner auf einen MnlpaIt.
3ablrei9 limb ferner bic MnmGlte in
ben geairten Wfiin@en nit 1858. Ores
ben 1890 unb Sarmltaot nit 1880
ginwobner auf einen MnuaIt, udbs
renb oerbdltniBmdBis bic meniglien
4nwdIte porbanben iinb in 9tugsburq
nit IA, 4,444, 3meibriiden mil 1857,
8amberg nit II, ,344, &olmar nit 22,s
584 unb Slbenburg NIT 1854 ginz
mobuer auf ieben anpaIt.
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9entfde Ni9ter rmb 9(uipGlte.

9ie 3abI Der &i6ter bel ben beuts
fden @eri6ten betrdgt gegenwdrtig
1897, iuopon 81 auf bas 3ei9sgeridt
18 auf baS baperi1fe oberfte 2anbaez
ri9tentfalen, mdbrenb 1898 ben Obers
2anbesgeri6ten, 2anbseri6ten unb
Nmtsgeri6ten angeb6ren. 8ei lebteren
@eri9ten bat bic 3abl 6er &i6ter in
ben 2 Sabren um 139 augennmmen.
Sm 8erglei6 3ur @inwobner3abl
fommt i'm 9ur6i6nitt bes &ei6s auf
6773 ginipobner Elm 8i9ter (au8i6l.
ber 9fi9ter i'm &ei6sgeri6t unb bapes
ridden oberfen 2anbgeri6t.) 3mii6en
ben ein3eInen Oberlanbsgeri6t86esirs
fen i6pantt biefe GerbdItniBsabl iebr.
4m befen geitellt linb bic bapr. 8esirfe;
in 8amberg fommt auf 4451, in
Min9en auf 44S3, in ytiirnberg auf
1914, in Nugsburs auf 1895 ginpsbs
ner ein &i6ter; bann fommen bic
OberlanbeSgeridtS 8eairte Hrauns
idmeig nit 1855 unb Sena nit 4939
ginpobnern. Berlin nit 6777 ents
ipri6t fait genau benz &ei6sbur9s
f6nitt; melt iiber bieiem fteben einige
preubii6e 8e3irte, ndmIi6 Stettin nit
1850, &iel NIT 1868 urb 9amm nit
1888. Sn aarIsrube (8aben) tommt
erit auf 5000, in 3olmar (gllaBs
2otbringen) auf 1852 unb in &6ln
auf l0,455 Ginmobner Elm &i6ter.
SO6 fdllt bierbei ins @eni6t, baB
in bieien 8eairten bic 8idter bon einem
5beil Der @ei6dFte, bic lie in anberen
8e3irten Oerieben mIfen, bur9 bic yos
tare &C. entlaftet linb. &ed tsanwGIte
lUaren am !. Sanuar 1909 in 9eutf6.
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llniere 2ebenabafn

1T fur5 senus, Obne bab ptr 5u brer air5uns be1a=
gen, inbem MIR drBtIide 9ulfe in @nipru@ ncbmeu
in aus auenen itammenbea 9etbcn, NO SiIie nur un
ter srcbem @iitc Ba finben tit. Selbf penn bic ae
8ebauptunS pabr mare, bab seseR befttse aranfbet=
ten beitis ntrtenbe Wttte! nptbwenbts ino 70 aeet
@erperptem ansretfenbe unb 5errtfeabe, narfctiide
Gbfabrmitel nctbpenpis inb In Sdlen, mo es Iid um
lsi4 Stbrnnseu ber pitaIen Srsane bautelt unb ber
@ebrauG milberer, aber ni9tSpeifopeniser ebenfp
bttters liubert nit blps, pnberu urir bentttp unb
unfeblbar Stbrunssn ees Masens, Der aeber, bcs
DdrmtandlS unp bcr Nerpen. Gs lit eiu rttiaes
rest; ietne @trfans aS aeltnb errei9enbes abtibrz
mttte 1T ldusit erprpbt Grtdunsen 5teber unb Spez
etea We6iefeber beust eS in ipirtafnfer Weie Dor.
anf bte Reinhstt uub 3utrdsfeit Der Snsrebten,ieu
aus benen e8 5uiammenseiest TT, fam man iid Hnbes
binst perlaNen.
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geiunfen le;n fOll, If I'M &bein in Der
gedbe BON Beiel entbedt tporbeu. Saus
der baben cine Inaabl alter Waffen
unb @erdtbe an Die Obert1d6e ges
| bra6t.
| : Sn Der 9lnselegenbeit bes 9a.
pellmeiterS &ern pom 118. &e9iment,
Der elmer MelOung aug Main3 3ufolae
tpegen MISUNDERSTANDING sit a6t
Sabren 3u6tbaus berurtbeilt moro en-
fein iollte, traf bic Na6ri9t in Berlin
ein, er lei aus benz @efdngniB entIaI=
Ten tporben unb atpar, neil er angebz
lid pom MiIitdrgeri6t ni9t f6mI6ig,
tonoern fretseipro9en tporben mar.
ytun aber tpir6 6teie Na9ri9t pieber
bementirt. gs beiBt iebt, &ern tperbe
bon ben Weilitdrbeb6rben no6 gefans
gen gebalten. Nuf eine pribatan=
frage in Mtain5 lief folgenbe Mntuort
elm: n@s berrf9t bier bic toGlfte gerz
tpirrung be3iigli9 ber 9ern'l9en Nns
gelesenbeit. 9iiemanb meiB etpas Sc
iniifes, bel ben MiIitdrbebDrben 1T abs
iolut ni6ts in @rfabrung s1t bringen." ("
0ier tritt tuieber einmal Ser r@egen"
Der gebeimen Militdriufti3 offen su
Gage. SeIbit bic nd9fen Qngeb6ri>
gen bes ungliifli6.n &apeQmeifters
tpifen ni6ts iiber ieine 8erurtbeilung
ooer Greifpre9ung.
= Sn Der bur6 8ebels 9oppelwabl
notbwenbig geporben:n NeulDabl il
Samburg tpurbe Der Gpcialbempfrat
WfDltenbubr nit elmer Mehrbeit bon
$500 Stimmen gemdblt.
= Sn Berlin tpuroe eine 8erfamm=
lung bon granddaughter SociaIilten"
uRb Mnar6iiten abgebalten, pelbe
ben geri6t ibrer 9elegaten iiber ben
internationalen @ongreB in 3iiri6 ents
gegen nebmen molten. Gina 1000
perionen naren anueienb. 6err Wie,
ner ftattete ben 8eri6t ab unb be-
nun5irte 8ebel, Singer unb 2iebs
fneGt, bic, tsie er iaete, ben Giirifen
Bi5mard bur6 @inrei9ung unb uns
terltiibuug bon MaBregeln gegen
bic unabbdnsigen So3ialiften na6ses
dHt bdtten. rWenn man genuBt
bdtte", 10 iagte er. rbaB Der @ongreB
nur CUR G6roerung Der ioaialbemofras
tif9en partei abgebalten merben ionte,
10 iuirben bic unabbdngisen Sn5iaIis
ften, bic Nnar9iiten uno bic frana6lis
ifen So5ialifen feline 9elesaten abs
geianbt baben."
= Bel ben in Der 91d6e bon @0s
nissberg in OfpreuBen abgebaltenen
Jelbbienit uebuugen batten bic @ols
baten fur6tbar unter Der 6iBe au leis
ben. Gin @raf &lintoipitr6m erIitt
einen 9ersf6las unb itarb fofort.
= 9ur6 bic bDr3eitige grplolion
elmer Spreng>Wine uurben in Der Sos
mig Subnigss s@rube su 9opns bel 8oe
dunn in Weitfalsn fiinf3ig Berg,
leute ofort get6btet unb
biele anbere i6mer nerlebt.
Die Wablen 5ur frans6ff9en
Deputirtenfammer ein9eu iiber grmarz
ten rubig bon Staten. 9lle Miniiter
iinb mie6ergemdblt porben. gta6 ben
eriten borliegenben Wabl &eiultaten
naren gemdblt: l05 &epublitaner, 12
GODalilien, 3 Gabitale mnb 5 &epilios
nifen. 9ie 3uiammeniebung Der
Rammer mirb feline ueientli6e 8erdnz
oerung auf5upeileu baben.
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tst, nerpos ober .beruntersefonlm.n, (" 70 a.
lanst te nit bsffeu Siilfs ueue Rraft unb
neuen eebeusmutb.
"Fsvorite Prescription" iit elm irdftta
anrestaOss Stimnlausmittsl, bas slsi9,sitts
bas Werosnibftsm berubist nnb ftdrit; Is ift
rein Desetabiliid unb bollfommen barmlos.
90 regnlirt uno fcreert allie Sunttiouen hes
tpeibliGen Organlsnlus, usrbefIert bic Ser.
banung, berei6ert bos 1lut, bertrtibt Beiu
nnb S4mersen, id)afft trqutdenben gd5laf
nno ffellt ssraft nnb @efunbbeit iuieber Der.
Gs TT fir jebes Trauenleiesn bas ein,ts. 70
ttder nnb nnfeblbar ipirfeube Dtittel, ba5
battr garantirt iuerben tann.
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