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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-19
Notice.

If you want Job Of brick work
done, get Ct. W. Hewitt, The ba,t is
always the cheapest Safe at c. n.
Curtis Mantel setting and tile work
10 all its beauties.
6 w HEWITT.
Residence 81 North Tenth street.
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Som th!ng New.

Through Sleeping Cars between
Dallas and San Antonio via Hearne
are now being run by the Houston &
Texas Central and lnterna,iona! d
Great Northern railways. Onl,
through car service between North anc
Southwest Texas D. J. PRICE,
A. G p. A, Palestine, Tex,
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w hat NeXt2

Climax Pills act on neEprllc.I
! le through the nerves and sSOnaS|
and regulate the whole system
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The greatest of farce comedy's
"a Lively Chase" at Padgitt Park
Theatre next wee X.
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THE LEADER, 7 %Ss2Ss.
We particularly silks every descrpic
and shall make this week be long remembered
The Bargain Week for Silks.

the ooWng PTccs and descriptions THen them
BY seeing the goods The goods themselves VIII more
than your expectations
Black ground printed India silk good quality
always retal at soc, this week 27 - cents.
p inch China silks black and cooed grounds every magon-
able combination Of colors and designs o5c and S5c
quality, all 90 this week for 5 r cents.
p inch Extra fine quality China silks light and dark grounds
the most artistic designs Procurab WORTH s. 90 cut this
week only 7S cents.
Fl inch unab China silk the choicest quality and nearly
dcstructe designs exquisite This sold for less
than Is, but this week they 50 for 90 cents.
70 inch Italian SIX black and white stripes de- and
effects very cheap Sloo You buy them this
week for only = cents.
9, 25 and 27 inch colorcd Silks all
the same liberal reductions.
We have magnificent line Of Changeable Figured beautiful
Plaid Silks very suitable for waists
LIVINGSTON & DESENBERG
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"a Liv'ly Chase" will he the
attraction a. Paigitt Pax Theatre
next week.
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Are You Bilious?

If so take Climax Pills and be
relieved. They are the true health
pills sold by druggists.
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c. T. Smith is the reliable painter
and paper hanger OF Waco AMI guar
antees satisfaction, 404 Austin ay-
enue.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-19

For rheumatism, govt aud al pain
use nothing bu, Climax Oil
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Remarkable,

A child saved from the jaws OF
death by the timely use Of Climax
Oh, the best medicine on earth for all
pain
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Good Taste.

You will always have it if Climax
Pills are used when you are bilious
or troubled with indigestion. rs Gems,
box. Try them.
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You can buy good lots, well located
from kirkpatrick for about one halt
wha, you would have to pay for other
lots no more desrablv located
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-19

Boy.' suits IN grea. variety from
II 10 20 years at Levine Bros.
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Don't miss seeing the grea. farce
comedy, ga Lively Chase" at
Padgitt Park Theatre next week
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-19

We have large assortment of 8
piece suits knee pants for boys II
TO Is, which We offer low.
LEVINE Bros.
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Fine Cream Cheese at II! cents
per pound, 400 Franklin street, at
Jno h. Edgars.
LEE STEWART, Manager
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have moved TO room %, Provi
dent building, who're | will sell you
small farms, houses and lots cheap.
WARREN p LAWSON.
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Why WILL YOU cough When
.h,loh's Cure will give you immedi-
4te relief. Price leo, 300 and ST.
For sAL BY Williamson Drug com
psny.
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Do not walk tO church wneu you
can buy nice buggy or phaeton a, =
low price and easy terms of
T. ?. SPARKS & Son.
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CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by shiloh's
Cstarrh Remedy. Price 30 cents
Nasal Injector free. Sold by VIII
hanson Drug Co.
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Builders and mechanics are ll1
to inspect the splendid builders n
ware carried in stock by Hor'ep|
Cameron, They have the lae ",.
in the city, which they are seIN~|
the lowest prices.
DR.. A. Nj. Curtis has mo'eu
Office to 503t Austin avenue, III
he can be found day or night WIZ
is not professionally engaged,
at fuckers drug store iI',.s1
connection day or night NO i"
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Last Issue y: the Daily Columbian"

CHICAGO. oct. Gl.-The Daily which
has been issued at the Fair Grounds since tie
opening OF the Exposition. will appear for the las,
tline THIS morning. This paper has been con-
Quoted under the editorial supervision OF Moses r.
Handy. chief OF the department of Publicity and
Promotion. and his assistant, Sam V. Steele.
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BoRROWE GOES FREE.
Principal in the Drayton-B orrowe
( = Z, Affair Arrested.
He Had Made a Scene at a Very
; Swell Resort.
Then He Refused to Pay the Cab
p man-Released This. Morning.

Hallett Alsop Borrowe. who was the
central figure in the scandal involving
j. Coleman Drayton, his wife and their
illustrious families two years ago. was
arraigned md discharged in jefferson
Market Court this morning or a charge
Of refusing to pay his cabman and being
intoxicated.
Very few people knew that Borrowe
was on this side of the Atlantic Ocean.
Seen after the publication OF his arrival
v it'll his friend. Harry Nane Milbank,
the noted duellist, now deceased. and
Mr.. Drayton. whom he had challenged
. n duel. because of insinuations made
ty the latter. he ret to Europe with
, Mi'baik k.
His temperance in New York. there
fore, caused considerable of a sensation,
the more SO because he was a prisoner.
Young Borrowe was arrested last nisht
after causing a considerable disturbance
in Delmonico's. Fifth avenue and
Twenty-sixth street. When he ar
rived there about s o'clock, his methods
of ordering dishes and his criticisms OF
the same after they were served. were
such that the headwaiter firmly, but
: from the establishment.
=, According to an eyewitness n lady
and gentleman at an adjoining table
: suddenly left the cafe when MIR. Bor-
, rowe grabbed the head waiter by the
left leg, n addressing him Familiarity
as Billy" declined to get out unless
he was put out.
Before the arrival of Policeman Iipr-
ron, OF the West Thirtieth street sta
ton, who was summoned, Mr.. Burruwe
was persuaded to enter "A cab on the
. Broadway side driven by Thomas
Wrenn.
The fresh air. however. did not seem
to make Mr.. Borrowe any more pcacea-
bic, Jehu Wrenn tried toget, him to go
70 his home, at " West Seventeenth
trainer insisted on making II night Of
After driving aimlessly about the city
for several hours W,renn suggested, that
and In a few minutes was landed at the
West Thirtieth street police station.
To Sergt. Flannery, who was in
pay the 81 cab fare, If Wrenn would
drive him to Delmonico's. This Wrenn
refused to do. because OF the earlier
developments OF the evening.
Then Borrowe Contided to the police
official that he hadn't a cent-was quite
broke. yoi! know.
/. Upon. this confession. sergt. Flannery
ordered Borrowe locked up. to his great
ton that he had never before been in
q cell.
Later In the night he was bailed in
! The sum Of sl @, by q friend NAMED
and Twenty-eighth street. Where he
spent the night could not be learned,
but at 8 O'Clock he appeared Mt Jeffer-
son Market Court. where he was Joined
by Manager Ernest Dorval. of the st.
James Hotel.
Cabman Wrenn was also present, and
ON receiving his fare declined to press
the charge against Borrowe, who was
The evening world., 1893-10-31

discharged, and departed in n cab with
Mr.. Dorval.
shortly before Q o'clock Policeman
Hcfrron arrived in the court room and
learned that the prisoner had been re-
leHred.
1t was then rumorcd that Borrowe
had appeared before Clerk Rosenthal
and been discharged. after sending a
note TO Justice Hogan and settling with
the CabmRn
70 an Evening World" reporter, JUS.
tice Hogan said:
The ease was the FIRST before me
this morning. borrow" appeared before
me. but l didn't know whether Il was
Borrowc or Smith, and for that mat
ter ii made no difference.
"llc paid the Cabman, who declined to
prosecute him, aud was then dis
charged"
At % West Seventeenth street n ser
want said that tn" Borrow" family was
in the country, and that llallctt Alison
liorrowc hadn't been there for weeks,
She protested not to know where he
was staying.
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CITY WATER SUPPLY CUT OFF.
The Company Advanced Rates and
Trouble Fnsued.

QUINCY, ILL.,. oct. 3l.-Tho verbal and
legal strife between III" city OF quincy
and the water-works company. whirh
mas RACED for two years, cuJminatel
yesterday In the water mpa shut
ting off the city's supply at the fire sta
tiun, s~ChuOihous"S n public buildings.
The Mayor Ordvr"! the arrest of every
man connected with the works, ana the
city attorney secured an injunction re
Straining the company from shutting of
any further supply.
The city has been threatening to bulld
tract with Tho comma q v1ns nh.H,,, T.,
expire steps were taken in that direc-
tion by: some Of tn" Aldermen. The
company then served notice that the
charge for city service would be adj
varced from S9,000 TO Sl2.OpD n year.
The city refused to pay this advance.
ana hence yesterdays action. About
half of the cIty's supply is now shut
OIL.
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B~loomingdale Bros,
Third Ave-. 59th and Goth SITS.

to sneak upon a flock of ducks.
The price paid for the F'elseen is not
known, but Mr.. Wool said she cost WILL
lam Il. C~oggswell 49,, 900 to build, and 1t
was not likely Mr.. Coggswell lost money
on her. 1t Is expected that the steam
Baxter. will soon be at CITY Island to
undergo the same alterations made in
the FeiSepn.
Charles X. Flint has been dickerinG
for the NADIA for some days and II Is
only IA matter of n small difference of
opinion as to the price to be paid for her
which delays her purchase. Mood & Son
built the NADIA last year.
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BOILING WAFER ON MILK.
BOILING WAFER ON MILK.
e = = SIS
GRATEFUL-COMrORTlNG
c. O c. O a
ma 100 n
LABELLED y LIB. TINS ONLY.
TO SELL NEW YORK's BUILDING.
Lady Managers Compelled to De-
cline 1t es a Gift.

CHICAGO, oct. 3l.-New York's build
ing will be sold. Several months ago
Gov. Flower, on behaif of the state. pre-
scented the building to the Board of Lady
Managers, 10 be used as the home of a
museum for women's work.
Several days ago senator Foley. the
Executive Commissioner of New York,
presented q deed of transfer of the build
ing to Mrs. Palmer for her signature. Il
was duly signed by the New York Com
mission.
Thu Board of Lady Managers refused
to accept the gift, as the Park Commits
siOn"rS refused to allow the building to
remain in jackson Park. The building
will be advertised for sale. So FAR no bid
has been accepted.
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moval of the Feisccn's blower engine.
1t was taken out because of the noise
1t made. The use Of the new apparatus
to give drlughI to the furnace will do
away with the loud putting which
might apprise the enemy OF her APP
prOdrh.
1t l., thought that she will be abso-
Iutrly nois"lrss after the new machin-
cry is put IN. The alteration in her ma
chincry viii b. made BY l.ysnnder
Wright, of Newark, who built her orig
innl engines.
The torpedo tubes ana the two small
rapid-tir" guns, which are being turned
nlit ~ Providence, II. l.. will arrive At
'i.y Island the first of next week, and
viii l." put ON board the Fcise,n before
sll" l"aNrS Wood u on yard.
The contract for the alterations in the
n"N turp'do-Doat calls for their compile
'ui! SOY. H.. In" day hcfur" the time
y n fq hai r.. , t. n TO s salli ~ = M h3ayy { for t I
should th"I fail in their contract.
J.. m'i Is %: electric lights, the work
T. cIl ed ON y might as, well as in
t'" dhFi me. Tine ~Shiphuildcrs work in
mrn cmplpyrt worked on the Feiseen
when Wood 4 Son built her, after the
designs Or Gardner ~ Mosher.
There Is littl" dDub that the boat will
De luilv able to sustain ner reputation
Tor speed after sh" has been altered.
Mr.. Wood SAYS that the removal of her
cal in top and ~pilot-huuse viii counter
halInC" the added weight Of her arma-
mint.
The lcnGth"ning Of her bow may, Mr..
M,'d thinks, add slightly to her speed.
Her total weight after the guns are on
lu' RI VIII b" about sixteen tons. This
N"i;ht can b" easily handled by III Cid's
h'"yLy constructed davits and powerful
donkey engines.
MI. Wood said to-day that when the
negotiations for the Feiseen's purchase
We're begun by Charles r.. Flint the
greatest SECRECY was observed. Mr..
Flint came" down to see the craft. which
was laid up with her broken nose.
,TWo gentlemen. one of whom answered
the description Of Admiral Marty.
came along. Mr.. Flint introduced them
as Sportsmcn who wished to buy the
F"is""n. to be used for duck shooting
~ tn" Florida waters. They thought
she woul be a splendid craft in which
The evening world., 1893-10-31
WANTED TO BUY THE NORWOOD
An Agent of Flint 81 Co. Visited
Her Owner.

1t now appears that Charles r. Flint
q Co. thought of buying the steam
yacht Norwood before the purchasing
the FeiSern.
Norman l.. Munro, owner of the
Norwood, says thAt he wa recently.
approached by Thomas Manning. of the
Manning Yacht Agency, who was acting
~ broker for Flint IL CO.. and asked
If he would sell the Norwood.
Nh, Munro told Manning that he
would sell her il he got his price. The
latter must have been thought too high
by the representatives of the Brazilian
Government for 1t seems Manning
then bought the Feiseen from w. q.
togswell, of Syracuse. instead.
What was paid for the Fe. seen neither
the Flints nor Manning would state. 1t
Is rulnored that the price was $50. O00.
There seems to be II possibility of the
Ihited states Government buying the
Norwood. Mr.. Munro says tina she
Is to he taken in charge by the naval
authorities next week and tested at the
brooklyn Navy Yard, and then tested
as TO speed on cruises varying from one
to eighty miles.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
Fine Furniture

Is now being selected at Fists West 14th 1t.
whlIe the burg linN arr plenty. -
The evening world., 1893-10-31

AKRON. o. Oct. 7l.-The barn Of George A..
Chandler. in sharon. eight miles west ~ here. vas
burned last night The holios u two men were
found in the ashes. They are supposed 10 have
been tramps. who set IRE to the barn.
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Aof6are Statme,t.

8efanntlib ididt Montana CUR @elt,
auSftellung na9 @bicaso cine In 2ebenS-
9r6Be aussefibrte Silberitatue Mba
Rebans, bon tpel9er 0isur pielfa9 bic
Wfetnuns perbrettet 1T, iie fei bas eins
3ige &unitmerf ieiner Irt, Sas In biefer
@r0be aus einem fpftbaren Metall
iemals 3ur Iusfiibruns fam. Die 8e,
bauptuna lit fali9, benn i9ou I'M Sabre
43S Dor Gbriitus oerferttgte Bbibias bon
Der @0ttiu Slt9ene aus Sob unb @lfen.
bein etne Statue, beren @epano allein
anf A @olotalente ODER $6O7 ,596 se,
i9det mar. Ole sam3e 80 SUB bobe
9tatue bate uiellei9t ben 3man3isfaden
Wertb Der Silberitatue Montanas.
gtod beoeutenber mar Ybibias' aus
Sob uno @lfenbein berseitelte Statue
SuptterS, mel6e 60 Sub tn Der 66be
bate. slber nidt nur 6as Nltertbum
weiit Der Silberftatue Montanas dbn.
li6e aunitwerfe auf, ionbern aud Sie
@egenmart. Der 8eoafteur Gibbs
tn Pbilaoelpbia beiist cine 5 Tub 81
3oll bobe, cine Srau baritetlenbe Sils
beritatue, pel6e auf elmer bier TuB in
Der S6be me0enbeu inerifaniiden On1r,
ubr itebt uno baS 8enbel bdlt, bos bon
Der re9ten 9anb Der Sisur nieberbdu9t.
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9altet See9am's 4iflen in Der
9ausbaltung an 9anb.

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gen Mann bel elmer &beinfabrt elm
wertbboller 8rilantring in ben Strom
gefallen, tpel6en &ins Der iunge Mann
eben bon feiner 8raut gum @ef6ent
erbalten bate. I'm ben boppelt f6merss
li6en 8erluft Der gerpanbten rnb 9lnz
geborigen Der 8raut sesenuber ni6t
merfen gu laKen, befeate Der iunge
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geliefert bate, einen aipeiten, gan3 gleiz
den Sting. Snsmil6en finb feds Sab
re in bas Sanb gegangen. 9iir3li9
fanben MIN gaggerarbeiter i'm SloBbas
fen in Wfain3 eia 8rilIantring. Ser
tunge Wtanu, Der Dor feds Sabren ben
gerluit erlitten bate, erbieli 9enntniB
bon bem 6unb, unb fiebe ba: es mar
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ge geliefert bate. tpurbe bis aur @es
piBbeit feifgefellt, baB Der Sunb gis
aentbum bes betreHenben Mannes mar.
So erbielt er mad ie68idbrigem 8ers
lult iein mertboolles &Ieinob tpieber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-15

"''st ,5dam' ID, in Ser eleaanteu 1offett'
nit febr fein aus ?" fraate Gina fleiu.
laut
.gSte ser gff' am Werfel !" lautete
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iauft. neil Ser Ser @emahl nm a paor
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mehr untsrfd,eiben fann, Oh + a etrbare
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benn Du bit aft anna. nm lelber +
millen, mas iidb a'b5rt - aber mann i
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etne nt9f mtB5uoerltegenoe @eearoe
l9loB ots langatbmt9e Snre@tnetlnilg.
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Sebes iatarrbaliid)e llebel, aatarrb iefbR
rnb alte oaraus entftebenben Golssu tpsrbeH
ourb DR.. Cages Catarrh Remedy uolftdn.
big nnh permanent sebeilt. Ginerlet, tpis
fd5limm ober eiusepur,elt stn Galt iet, Ct
tuirb burd bas Remedy" fnrirt.
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bte griferen, benn aud iunge 2eut
ftnb por benz Sobe ni9t ftt1er. Oaa
@intrittsgelb betrdgt $4.OO unb banr
bat iebes Maitglieb BET iebem 9obes,
faae $2.10 su be3ablen. Die 3tpej
Dollars erbalten in iebem Sale bic
9interbliebenen, unb bic 10 genta
wer6en CUR Befreitung BON gereinss
nnfoifen DertDenbet.
Sn ben l6 Sabren bat es fi9 err
wiefen, baB bic bur9f6nittli6e So.
besrate 81 PRO Sabr mar. 10 baB iebes
Mitglieb idbrlit6 nur $7.35 au beaabs
len bate, mas fiir .eine prdmie bon
betnabe 81, 900 bod mirfli1 duBerf
iuenig lit. Dieler 0ereiu 1T feine 9e=
beng 9erii6eruugs @eielli9aft nit
groBartigen @ebduoen, elmer Nnaabl
Beamten unb Direftoren unb einem
Deere bon @eneral=, 2ofal= unb an6e=
rem ggenten, mel6e bobe Saldre be-
5ieben unb fur pelfe bic 8erfiderten
be3ablen miiiIen. Niemano be3iebt in
benz gegenleitlsen llnteritiibungsz zNer,
ein aud nur einen Gent 5aldr.
Sie einge5ablten @elber fommen
iebem Wtltglieoe ipieber gu @ute. Die
8elber meroen treu unb ebrli6 permals
tet, unb nod ME lit au1 nur bic gez
ringfte alage iber unpiinttli9teit i'm
ge3ablen Der prdmien I'M Sale zines
Sobes laut geporben.
@obalb Der nnterftiibungsperein bic
3abl 500 errei1t, tperben bel 5ubeS>
fduea $1,000 be5ablt, mebr aber t1ift /,
penn aber bic 3abl Der Mitglieber tiber
500 1T, 10 tperoen na9ber, lpenn tbuns
lid, bic geitrdge rebuairt.
Sie ieBigen Beanten bieles 8ereins
finb: Sos. Gault, prdfibent; Germ.
Seele, gice : prdiibent; s. pampe,
S9riftfiibrer; $. 6. Slider, 56abs
meifter unb s. &uborf, Wm. eeefaB
umb Otto 5eilig iinb bic Direftoren.
Seber ein3elne bieier 9erren mirb etz
pai9en Mpplifanten germ unb bereitz
tpiaigif ale unb iebe Musfunft in Sa=
den bes 8ereins ertbeiIen.
yta9 benz Sabresberi9t bes @1abz
meifers 9errn $. s. Slider, bate Der
Werein am 6. ausuft bergangemen Sab
res einen 8aarbefanb in Der Safe BON
$232.83 unb einen &eierbefono BON
$2,11885. Spmtt elm !3aarperm6gen
bon $2351. .6S.
unb nun, lieber 2eier unb 2e1erin,
piaff On fir Deine @ngeb6riaen iorz
gen. 10 gebe mad gieazgraunfeIs unb
meloe Did bel einem 9errn bes @orz
ffanbs, unb Du faunit 0ann obne groBe
@elbauSlagen in einen 8erein aufgez
nommen perben, pel9er ieber 2ebens,
Interchangeable unb ieber 2ose
borauaiebeH 1T. @inem 8erein, tpelder
es fi9 our Bfli6t sema6t bat, fur feline
Mtitglieber su iorgen unb pergeFet ni1t,
baB bieier 8esein bon brapen ebrliden
3euten begriin6et morben 1T. unb bon
eben fol9en braben unb ebrliden 2eu>
ten permaltet mirb. s. 8. 8ui9.
II
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(Sortfesuns foIst).

bon raffinirteu NIB tomcentrirten Viansea,
ldten: Gle perbdten, linbern unb betleu
obne Stornn8 unb uadtbeilige Bolgen Ser.
Eeptnn8, Herbauunssbeidwerben, biliSis
Anfdle, gaitriiaes unb bilioies aopfrpeb
nuo alle SnSispoiitionen Der 9eber, bes Wtas
gems nno Der @tnseueibe = unb aipar au
ote Daner. Dnrh ibre milben unb ma.
tnr9em6ben g8irfunsen fiibren bieie fleinen
Ytllden bte Sorperfonl ltitutton ipieber tn bie
rrsd9ten Bess. Sbr GiuFub II eiu btst
benber.
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Die bifnril6en 9ufumntibeu nGl'
bton" uno rSanpion,4 beioe aus bent
Sabre 1888, itub aus Stellarton, yteus
S6ottlanb, selanbt woroen uno fom'
men i'm 9alait fir Serfebrsmittel CUR
MuSftellung.