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cept your biting skepticism you mustn't
blame me. Are you going to tell me not
to fall in lover And throwing away
his cigar Tom feigned careless laugh
and met bis companions alert, serious
gaze.
"You regard me as cynic who reviles
romance because he has lost the power
of feeling it, but you're wrong. reason
looking backward with horribly clear
vision, and 1 see how love becomes
WEAKNESS, a curse or farce. You hope,
dream and revelin glorifed haze. Now
I have the most profound respect for
Youthful enthusiasm. l hate to try
to brush it away; it is beautiful
thing! But it has caused more irretriev-
able mistakes than any other species of
delusion l know of. Be careful; oh, be
careful. You have made a brilliant start.
If you don't want to plunge like me-
teor into darkness and be remembered
only as one who persisted gloriously, keep
yourself ursbackled. I've done now
Come"
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In Private Practice.

Such strong proofs of the marvellous
cures made by DR.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy have been brought to
public notice lately through the various
newspaper investigations, that it has be-
come now the standard medicine for the
disease for which it is prepared.
DR.. G. II. IngTaham of Amsterdam, n.
Y, states where the regular prescriptions
used in a case of kidney disease and
gravel utterly failed, he prescribed DR..
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, and cured
the patient.
DIR. VIM. Smith, of Jewett's Heights,
n. Y, prescribed Favorite Remedy for
Mrs. Casper Books, of Athens, N. Y,
who was suffering frgm kidney disease,
liberation of the stomach, complicated
with sickness peculiar to the sex; after
the second day, steady improvement
was noted, and finally permanent re-
covery.
DIR. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy acts
directly upon kidneys, liver and blood, in
cases of nervousness, dyspepsia, rheu-
matism and Bright's disease; it has
made most pronounced cures, after all
other treatments have failed. Druggists
sell it. 37t2
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quarter, chief among them an appalling
array of figures for more than years
rent.
"There's not hole or corner where ]
can borrow third Of it." he exclaimed
impatiently, and Tightening the girdle of
the eastern robe Unfolding his slight figure
he strolled to the window, and through
the tangle of bare branches looked across
at the snowy grass plots of Washington
square.
He scarcely moved for many minutes.
Was there nothing he could do? Nothing!
One plan after another was dismissed as
impracticable until his eyes fell upon
Tom coming across the park, the orange
light streaming from the west behind
him, making a moving silhouette of his
vigorous figure.
Delatole's eyes became inscrutable, the
smoke wreaths curled furiously around
his head, and he caressed his lip with the
point of his tongue, as if he had literally
tasted palatable thought.
"You fool! Why didn't you think Of
him before?" he said aloud and burst out
laughing.
When the sedate English valet, who
had almost forgotten the look of Ameri-
can money, opened the door for Tom
MS host strolled from the window with
hands outstretched.
"Only half an hour lateT" he said air
lily in his drawing voice. mot bad fol-
new celebrity. Did you see The Chal'
lenge this morning? Good-wasn't iii
Here, read this"
He picked up some loosely scattered
pages covered with his delicate, cramped
writing and pushed them into Toms
hands.
This will be in on Thursday morn
ing. You see, it's minute review o.
the play. You certainly can't complain.
Tom carried them to the window ant
turned one rustling page after another
Glorious words were Interchangeable
intense. And how true!-how marvel
ously true! His own intimate struggle
in writing the play had been OWNED b!
the keen critical understanding of tn
writer. The lines flowed delicately, sub
tly, and were sweet as incense. The.
throbbed in his brain; his eyes hghtened
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CONTINUED. COMMENCED SEPT. SrH.
D6latoTe's eyes were fixed upon him
now. The burning end of the cigar be-
tween Toms lips threw red CLEAN upon
his darkly handsome face at every respi-
ration. The dreaminess softening it, the
lingering tenderness with which he spoke
the last slow words, told his companion
that what he had half OWNED before was
true-if Murray had not lived, at least
love had not passed him by.
A species Of envy mixed with Delatole's
alert attention. He thought of his ex-
hausted sensibilities and of the jaded
commonplace which even the best and
brightest in life had become to him.
What would he not give to have back
the youth of heart he saw in Toms eyes2
"Fresh for the feast with spurs val
tantly won in the fray and under the
domination of romantic passion-per
haps the first. And he is so untried he
doesn't know he has cause to cry aloud
and beat his hands for joy. 1t won't
last. 1t never does. By and by, when
life has left bitter taste in his mouth,
evil remember with wonder and long
ing that he once thought one particular
woman worth this impulsive worship.
He's quite capable of making a fool of
himself. 1 know the tone. I know the
look. So her names Virginia, and she's
been much to himH But I needn't laugh,
Was 1 not just such deliriously happy
idiot once%
They had reached broad, windswept
street that crossed Madison avenue not
far above thesquare, and Delatole turned
the corner.
"You have heard of Max Glendenning,
of course. He leaves for Japan tomor-
row and gives a farewell hurrah tonight.
Quite informal, you know. Meats on
the sideboard, help yourself, come and
70 as you please, plenty to drink, some
good stories, some pretty women. Any
friend of mine is his. We were chums,
had chambers together and lived a free,
ideal existence untir-and a savage sneer
twisted Delatole's lip still farther to one
side-"he went down before Madeline
Sorel, the burlesque woman. never
saw man so madly in love. She kept
running after him, too, making herself
Gonfoundedly at home in our quarters
with her rouge, her songs and her ciga-
fettes. I wouldn't stand it. We split
and parted irrevocably, but with no hard
words. He'll marry her yet-the fell
lows are making bets onit-and when he
does--bahv' Delatole stood still in the
street. "Have you ever thought, my
young friend, to what lengths mans
infatuation for woman may lead him!"
Raising his elbow he lowered his extend
ed index finger with jerk. straight
down. There's no help for him"
ga woman like thatw exclaimed Tom,
with sweeping disgust.
"Any woman, if she becomes neces-
sary to him, can kill ambition in an art
list. Perhaps she does it with sugared
poison, but the dose is sure. Oh, don't
suppose 1 haven't loved Economically,
wildly, and not woman of the Sorel
type either. The girl who fired my heart
it seems a century ago-was lovely
little thing with heavenly eyes, and I
used to sing hymns with her. When
she sent me little note as sweet as her.
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/ q. CUTLER, DENTIST.
Successor to Or. S. B. Pike

Al operations performed in the most thorough
and careful manner, and at reasonable prices-
My aim will be give entire satisfaction to all
cases submitted to my care.
Gas and Ether administered for extracting
teeth without Oain when desired
Office Opposite Free Library Hall, Bennington,
S7tf Vermont.
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IL had not hoped Tor TINS, ne salu,
with a grateful glance as he came back
to the table while slowly drawing off his
gloves. GLOW awfully kind of you! Ny
conviction that you mean it all is far
dearer than that New York will read
these words"
eyes, mem it ALL"
Delatole handed him cigarette, gave
an abrupt glance at his harassed, weary
face, and said musingly-
"You don't look like yourself today.
Aren't you well?'
"I'm quite we'll"
"But you seem depressed"
Tom smoked for moment in silence.
mot go much depressed. am dis
gusted," he said fiercely. "Did you
know that 1 was-drunk last night"
Delatole opened his eyes very wide
and softly laughed as if infinitely
amused.
II wish you wouldn't laugh" Tom
said, little sullenly, streak of color
crossing his cheek. at was the first
time and is not pleasant to remember"
Delatole's eyebrows twitched; he low
cred his eyes and thoughtfully moved
some trifle on the table.
But, l say, are you going in for re-
SPECIALIZATION that cumbersome re-
speciality that strains at gnat? Are
your"
The languid curiosity of his tone was
more contemptuous than his laugh.
Tom was troubled by strange feeling
as he listened. He did not like Delatole
in his usual genial, unreserved way.
Just to watch the slow movements Of
his istless hands held an enigmatical
fascination. He felt strong desire to
emulate his ease and sagacity, but I'M
derneath and through it all there foated
an i'll defined repulsion.
The man seemed the product Of a
forced, perverted life. Something about
his dark pallor and sneering lips di1hly
reminded Tom of flower forced into a
semblance of bloom by the aid of a nox-
ious gas, but with life and color and
strength missing.
"You see, my dear fellow" Delatole
continued, 81 know that you are fresh
from religious environment-that you
are young; therefore don't accept your
views seriously. Perhaps they are but
natural. l won't label you 'prig' and
give you up. I'll only give you time.
Here comes my man with some brandy
and soda. Perhaps your saintship won't
have anyY
"Of course will. You don't suppose
meant to draw such fine distinctions.
Surely you understand" said Tom ear
nestly, and he looked away into the leap
ing golden heart of the fire. "Last
nights events gave blow to my precon-
ceived ideas of life. mean to hold to
them, you see."
"Rubbishl A little laxity only makes
a mans nature wholesomely expand.
Now, look here, Murray" and Delatole
spoke impressively as he stroked his
pointed beard, "Tm going to transplant
you, and to a soil where you'll grow
mentally. If you don't astound us with
a play even more unforgettable than
The Worlds Way because more ma
ture, it won't be my fault"
A question darkened Toms eyes, and
he leaned eagerly forward
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
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PIRST-CLASS LAUNDRY.

Work brought in Monday morning may be
called for Wednesday afternoon; if brought in
Wednesday or Thursday, it may be called for on
Saturday of each week.
CHARLES FORM.
20tf. l12 North ST.. Bennington, Vt.
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ALLBU'S SARSAPARILLD

DANNlLLE NJ IL.
My wife has suffered for many years from con-
stpation and indigestion, until at last it resulted
in nervous prostratiOn. She has suffered great
which time she has been confined to her bed. She
would go over a week at a time without an opera
ton of the bowels, and went thirteen DAYS with
out passing water. She was treated by two Of
kind of sarsaparila, but continually grew worse.
Her friends had given her up to die, and my
courage about failed me. In some way l got
hold of sample bottle of Aliens Sarsaparilla.
and determined to try it, did with surprs-
ing results She continued to take it and grew
rapidly better. Two bottles have cured her of all
her old troubles. She is now in good bodily
health and is rapidly recovering from her nerv-
GUS troubles. Yours gratefully,
J. b. EASTMAN.
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Business Dirrttorp.

MARY PARTRIDGE, NJ. D.
OPECIALIST AND GENERAL PRACTICE.
- Two Doors above NJ. Z. Church.
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As general thing it is not best to
correct costiveness by the use of saline
or drastic medicines. When purgative
is needed, the most prompt, effective,
and beneficial is Ayers Pills. Their
tendency is to restore, and not weaken,
the normal action of the bowels.
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DIR. B. c. JENNEY, Dentist.

SUCCESSOR TO DIR. j. N. SCRANTON.)
y Is prepared to perform all operations in Dent
ect satisfaction guaranteed in all cases submitted
his care, and at reasonable prices. Gas or
Ether administered extracting teeth when re-
luired Office opposite Congregational Church
Main ST., Bennington.
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Having sod my dental practice to IRA. 2. Cut
er, a gentleman of experience and ability, | be-
speak for him the same liberal patronage that has
bean accorded me the past eighteen years.
DIR. S. B. PIKE.
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Math fir Matter.

8or iiber so Sabren f6on uurbe
MrS. Winslom's SOOTHING 6prup
BON Milione1t BON Miitte-11 beim 3abs
lsR Der &inber angetpenbet, Wirft bu
i'm S6lafe bur9 Das Shreien zines
&inbes geit6rt, bas I'M 3abnen lit llnb
Dor S6mer3en meint2 Wenn 10, laffe
fofort cine Glai6e Don nWrS. Wins>
lops Soothing Syrup" bolen. Sein
Wertb 1T unbeaablbar. @s pirb benz
fleinen 2eibenben iofort 9inberung per-
f6afen. 8erlaBt eu6 barauf, Miitter,
es lift fein 3meifel bariiber. Sc beilt
9Dienterp unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben
Mfagen unb bic Nteren, befeitigt Winb4
&olit, eruei9t ben @aumen, berbtu>
bert @nt5inbung unb ffdrft bas ganae
Spitem. pMirsl @inslops SOOTHING
Syrup" fir 5abnen6e &inber 1T angez
nebm in @ei6mad un6 bas Reeept.
ffammt BON einem Der belten meibii6en
Qerste in ben Ser. Staaten. @s 1T bel
alien 9ruggifien in Der 9an3er Melt su
baben. preis Is Gents per Glaf1e.
&auft ni9ts anberes, dig Mrs. Winsz
Ions S%ootbingsS SHRUB. :
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aurresponoens. --gottspiae

9prresponoens. - 9 ottspiae
9amilton Co., 6. Musuf '93. = Ser
Nusbruf9 III bor einiger s3eit beenbet
unb bat aQgemein bic grpartungen
ibertrofen; bate man bod feiner
3eit auf b69fiens bic Nusfaat gere9=
net. 9ur9f6nittfi9 bra9te @ei5sm
8 8uibel unb Safer rs 8uibel bonn
4der; leBterer 1T iebo9 febr lei9t.
Stelenpeiie piegt er nur 1870
Yfunb. @nrm ipirb iebr peri9iebene
@rtrd9e brin9en; te nod benz bic 9es
geniGauer fielen, fotDie au9 te mad
ber Qualit6t bes betreffenben @amens.
&artoheln ergaben etwa 80 8ufbel
per Mfer.
9ie Banmtpolle bat bur9 bic Sros
denbeit siemli9 selitten. 9a es iebo9
bic leBten a9t Sage fortmdbrenb req
nete unb beute elm 3tpeiftanbiger 2an6s
regen fiet, faebt gu ertuarten, baB fe li9
pieber erbelt.
6amilton @ountp Iiegt am duBeriten
@ipfel Der fi6ereu @rnte. &egion. @eis
ter n6rbli6 unb ipeltIi6 siebt e8 omar
beferen 8oben unb bemgemdb before
@rnten ipenn es geniisenb regnet;
aber ba liegt Der 9afe i'm pfeffer.
&obes 2anb 1T nod gu S. per Mder gu
baben.
9eutf6e baben ii9 on bier Deri6ies
benen punften bes gOuntD nieberges
lafIen: BEL 9amilton, McGird, pottss
bile unb Snbian Sap; 6ieie bier Nnz
iieblungen finb ieBt trdftig genus, ii9
einen eigeren pator gu leilten. Ses
giner gule lit bes Mnberen Na9tigaQ.
BON einem iegensrei9en friebenfiftens
ben @inBuS Der Stride unb ibres Die
ners peripirt mar aud bier ni6ts.
Meinte bod felbH bet pafpr mad els
ner i'm Snbian Sap gum S9luB Der
Yrebigt fattgefunoenen @eilerei .
,@enn iie elm Sob Bier baben, pers
trageN li@ bic 2eute pie bic lieben
griber, aber fotpie Stride 1T, fteben
fe fi6 segenitber wie Dumb unb
Sat ]"
Ser Mann muB bos natiirli9 am
befien mihen /!
gisentIi9 f9on ''post festum" iei
bic Qnfmerflamteit Der 2eier auf bas
"a. 3apitel In 8eaamp's Looking
Backward gelentt, mo- be3igli6 Der
Gnar9ifen bebauptet wirb, fie feien
bon ben 9roBen N~tOnopOlen be3ablt,
bic 2eute in 6ur6t Su iageu, baB ie
BON teiner &eform etuas bOren tpoas
ten ,e'"
MAnf@euspertb tpdre e8, boB Sob.
Qltgelb bon SaiHoi8 bic @onfequens
ieiner Segnabiguns aSge unb aIarbeit
f6ahe, OBJ bic anar6ie ein GuSnu1S
BON Niebertra6t ober BON 9ummbeit
lei. Claus SetenS.
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Wumlet I! Wpmlet !

Gin Gbampagner, Der fi9 immer
mebr Sreunbe ermirbt unb balb ben
Mtarft beberri9en mirb. lit ber George
@puIet.
gr bdlt bic ri@tige Mitte stpii9eu
aaen @isenf6aften, bic man beim
@%bampagner ertuartet; 1T alfo ni9t
au fiiB unb ni9t berb; bon prideln>
benz, anregenbem @ef9mad unb be-
tommt, felbf in groBen Quantitdten
genohen, auSge5ei6net.
Sarum: Srintt @oulet unb nmr
@pmlet.
&onfe & Wablfab,
&genten.
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Serminftige sprade
liber Malaria. -Bas alte Sdiittel=
oit=9eioeuoe DiHeu iOllten.

Sic babeu i6on 6ieber unS S9itz
telfroft gebabt; ober piellei6t Jieber
ALIEN, bel neldem fi9 tein S6iittelz
froft mabrnebmbar ma6t. auf ieben
Sail baben Sic Malaria in eSbrem
SDfem, mel9es Sbnen int @pdtloms
tter uub i'm 9erbte siele 9orsen unb
2eiben beruria6te. Sic baben Gbinin
eingenpmmen, bis bic Obren iaufen,
Nrienit peridludt. big bic Nerpen be-
ben, unb Gtrpduia gegeiier, bis bic
&innbaden iteif linb. 9ennp9 1T bls
Mfalaria nt6t geDi6en. Sic fiibIen
li@ aud niht i'm @eringfen better.
WiierabeI! bies 1T bas ein3ise @ort,
bas Sbren 3uftano bei6reiben fann.
Trofz unb 5iBanfdlle, faIte 6iiBe unb
8eine, belegte 3unge, ibler @ei9mad,
ii%belrieGenber Ntbem, l6ledte gers
bauung, Nppetitloiigfeit = bieIe unc
mod biele anbere Symphonic ofenbas
rem ii9. S1drtungsmittel belien r1i9ts
NerDenmittel iinb wertblos, unb 2eber=
Mebi3tnen cine Seri9menbung an 3eit
ttnD GelD.
9o@ pezruzna mirb Sic beiIen-ia
bOafdnbig %beilen-io baB Sic ME relr
flblen tperben. limb Sic merber aud
sebeilt bleiben. pesruzna entbdlt feirt
@binin, nm bas @ebirn an3ugreifen,
fein arienif, UNI ben MaseH au 3erit6s
reu, unb fetn @trp9nin, nm bic Nerz
ben gu t6bten. Sc 1T elm natirIi6er,
gefunber, ME feblenber Nerbenitdrfer,
8lutreiEiger unb Neubeleber bes gans
gen Spitems.
Wan ienbe mad einem gremplar Der
nNurDra", cine Nbbanblung iiber Maz
laria unb anbere &ranfbeiten beS Somz
mers. Wirb f~oitenfrei berlanbt BON
Der pesrusna Srug Manufacturing
COMPANY, in Columbus, Ohio.
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!6ier in 6annoper lit am 25. Suli
Der cine Sburm Der neuen I'M Bau be-
grifenet @arnilonfirGe, Der bereits
cine 96be bon 100 SUB erreiGt bate,
ein9eftirst. 9as l1n9liid ereignete
ii9 gum Slid Worgens um 5 ubr, als
mod Niemanb ONT 8au mar, ionit bGtte
bic 9ataftropbe b66it gefdbrli6 enben
f0nnen. Sur elm 8dders2ebrling Der
Inn bieie 3eit bDriiberging, i6pebte in
@efabr, bon ben berabtiir5en6en Steis
men eri6lagen gu merben. Ser 8au
gei6ab unter Nufli6t bon &egiernngs~
8eamten, bic e~benfals Die pldne gut
gebeiBen nnb bas 5u b%ertpenbenbe Mas
terial porgei6rieben batten. 9ie @ez
beimen unb Sbersebeimen 8aurdtbe,
&egierlngsrGtbe unb &r6iteften lteden
nun bic &6pfe 5uiammen, um gu err
mitteln, nobur6 Der @inftur3 berbeiz
gefiibrt tporben iein f0nnte. Ser 8au.
meifter ioa ~aaerbings I9oa friiber err
fldrt baben, baB bas 8aumaterial, elm
mei9er unb Elm barter Steitt, ni6t gu
chamber pafen, man bat es aud an
8eranferungen feblen lafen unb nit
Dem Cement lit geipart morben. SroB=
benz iagt man bier i6on boraus, baB
tpie in 6bnli6en friberen TdQen, bic
9att3e e6ulb benz armen Baufibrer,
Der nur Der 8ori6rift gen1dB banbelte,
beigemefen tperben tpirb. Ser @6tbes
plab, auf mel6em bic tteue Stride
ftebt, bleibt insmii6en a~bgeipsrrt nrb
bic bobe @ommiision bat, ipie bas
nSann. Sageblatt" beri6tet, bei6Ipi<
len, ben teben g~ebliebenert 3burm
ferner gu beoba6ten". Mittlermeile
finb einige Sun6ert 8aubanbmerfer
unb Sagel0bner auBer Mrbeit unb iiber
benz 8aufibrer, ber als Siinbenbod
berbalten muB, i6Debt bas S6wert
bes Santotles.
Gin groBartiges unb pabrbaft groBs
ftdbtif9es Sergniigungslpfal befibt
Sannoper in ieinem 9ipoli. 9aFelbe
1T BON 3mei StraBen aus: &0nig1trabe
uno 99ifgraben, 5ugangli9 un6 1T
auf Der einen Settle bonn 9o9bau Der
@iienbabn unb bon Der anberen BON
9duiern b%egrenat. uater benz e~rfteren
befinben ii6 einise 3tpanaig Geliens
grotten unb ibnen gegeniiber 9erafen
nit 0iiden. Syn @arten iteben groBe
f6lante 8dume, alerlei Strdu6er unb
3%ierpfan5en; BITE Nnlasen fin6 berart
bergefteat, 6aB fie einen &~unbgang ges
ftatten. Sic 8eIeu6tung geI6iebt
bur6 10000 bunte 6asflammen. 6ier
giebt es ieben 4benb BON 6 ubr ab
elm auSge3ei9netes &on3ert, bdufig ges
mug BON 5mei &apelen aussefiibrt.
Sipoli 1T Ser SammelpIab Der b"eiIeren
@efelf6aft, a1abenbli6 finbet man
elm iebr 5ablrei6es publitum. Mit
benz @tabliRement finb cine &eibe sr6s
berer nub fleinerer Speiiefdle perbuns
ben, fomie elm angemeines &efauras
ttonss2otal. Ser @intritt aurt @on=
3ert fDltet eine Marf. 8eim Nbonnez
ment linb bic Yreile aber lG9erli9 Helm.
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Ias- 5err 30, 6. Saeobon, Der
betannte photograph, bat an Der
alamO : Strabe, $50. 113, Elm neueS
Ntelier eingeri6tet. Serr Saesbfon
bat in ieinem gtabIiHement ale Neues
runaen, bic auf benz Gelbe Der .pbotos
graphic Der Neuseit berborgebra9t,
an~gefpanbt. unb bic @inri6tung 1T
bO9elegant unb ftebt an 8oaenbuns
iider feinem Der prominenteften berars
tigen 2ofale 6ftli6er Metropolen mad.
Gin 8efu6 6ieies Wfuiter NtelierS 1T
unieren 2eiern aufs ber3lidfte ems
pfoblen.
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THIBODEAUX.

@as bebeutet biefes @orts IS If
bas 9an6els5ei6en bes
CINDERELLA S@ub> Balafes.
90 I'M 8abliabre betanntli9 Sc
f6dftsfile berri9t unb mir einen gro>
BEN 8orratb BON S9ubpert fir Ser=
rem, 9amen unf &inber an 6an6
baben, neuefe Gacons unb Mufter, 10
~Dertaufen mir MIes 5um Soft
preiie unb ltefern bic 8epeiie bas
fir. &le Waaren iinb neu unb nuts
ben fpe5iea fir bieien SOmmer befteIt.
Sic preiie iinb iberaa in 3ablen ans
gegeben. Wer bilig unb gut taufen
mill, 9ebe gum
Cinderella ganb sNalaft.
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binnerei.

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beiten werben prompt unb biais bers
fertigt BON SObn g ott, Rp Z
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gen Wagen (Gabritat BON Stint,
Mi@.l nebft Yferbegef6irr su $40, fp>
mie eit Sop 8nggn unb 8ei9irr 5u
$65. Stbrt tets cine boqfdnbige 4uss
mqhl Der 6iib 8ros., gspensheib uub
gliding Wagen, Ambulanoett uub
8uggieS; Cotton Sins, Min6mptpren.
perfins 8inbmiblen, Yumpen, 8ruus
nenbobrmaf6inerie, pfliigen unb Sta
9el0rabt. Man fpre6e Dor unb lafe
fi@ bic niebrigen preife seben.
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Mir 5ossl prominente aer;te gu 8atb nnb periu9tem
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