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of the right arm or it was torn by the fall,
for, as time passed. the arm became afro
phied and lost its muscular power. This
was a serious matter for a man whose
bread depends upon the use of his arm. In
the hospital the arm was opened and, as
be divided. Two fresh ends were formed
on the nerve, and then the sciatic nerves of
a live rabbit were extracted under anes-
thetics and inserted as a connection be-
tween the ends of the nerve in the arm.
After seven weeks the power was returned.
The man can move the arm about as he
pleases, and 1t is rapidly regaining flesh.
Almost similar operation was performed
some years ago on the wrist of a gentleman
residing in Florida. The sciatic nerve of a
rabbit was stitched into position IN place o
a portion Of nerve near the wrist which had
wasted away, and the result was all that
could be desired. Surgery is certainly won-
derful in this century.
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ON A scIENTIFIc BASIS.

The Boston Herald thinks the Pension
Bureau should be placed on a scientific
basis. 1t wants the exact methods Of life
insurance companies to be adopted, with a
view to the dropping from the pension lists
of all benefcaTes who have not as clear a
right to benefits as persons who have paid
in hard cash for all they receive. A scien-
tifc basis for pension bureau would doubt
less save the country some money. But the
American idea of pensioning veterans is not
scientific. 1t is rather sentimental than
mathematical. The soldiers case was stated
by the late ex-"resident Hayes at the Yer
mont veteran banquet in words which are
worthy of preservation:
Two classes OF debts were incurred during the
war, namely: debts TO the men who rlsked their
money and debts to the men who risked their
lyes. The faith OF the nation was equally
plghted to DO ito one to pay principal and in
terest In gold, 10 the other, in the words Of Lin
coin, 10 care for him that hath borne me battle
and for his widow and orphans" The money
Obligations have been redeemed faithfully aud
at an enormous cost Uhe interest payments alone
. for single year being over $3.50. 00O, 900. and
hardly falling below 100000, 900 annually for
fifteen consecutive years.. but now that the other
debt has become onerOus, we find that the men
who have most profiied IN pocket by the saliva
tlon OF the country are the first to turn their
backs on the men who saved IT,
The Boston Herald is a stauch gold stand
ard paper. 1t calls the silver dollar a dis
honest dollar. 1t has been unrsmitting in
It's advocacy of the policy the Treasury
adopted of paying coin bonds in gold Hun
dreds Of millions Of dollars were paid out in
principal and interest on the plea tina. men
who had rlsked their money should be paid
IN the most valuable kind Of money in cir
culatiOn. There was not much scientific
basis in this plea, but a very considerable
element Of generosity. But now that the
men who risked their money have been
paid In the most valuable kind OF money IN
the world, the gold journals think that the
men who rlsked their lives and limbs should
be treated by the Government on seien-
tifc basis The Boston Herald is an intel
ligent and honorable journal. but it has
looked at the money side OF human ques-
tions so steadily that it has lost view of any
other side. And yet the amount paid in the
form Of pensions has not exceeded In any
yeaI the amount paid year after year in the
form Of interest on bonds.
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THE FIRE LIMITS.

Some capitalists who propose to build a
fine wooden building on Market street,
within the fire limits. have applied to the
Board Of Supervisors for permission. and
their application has been refused. While
the board has discretionary power in the
matter it Is disposed to abide by the letter
of the law. The fire limits or boundaries
were adopted in 1880, following Market
street pretty closely, including in the mar
rowest place two blocks Oh each side. As
so central point as O'Farrel and Mason
the limits only include two blocks TO the
north and two TO the south. This holds
good mp 70 Golden Gate ayeuus. where a
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FALLING OFF.

There were not more than one-half as
many Chinese registered on Saturday as oil
the preceding days of the week. The Chi
nese as individuals are Inclined to register
They sometimes announce their Intentions
to register, but think it prudent before do
ing so to consult the Six Companies. The
advice received at this quarter often causes
a change Of purpose. They are told that
there is no danger of deportation, that the
Government has no money for that pur-
pose, and, in some cases the fanciful idea
Is circulated that com blnRtion of European
powers will prevent the enforcement Of the
law. The arguments advanced by pro-
Chinese lawyers and newspapers, showing
the difficulties of enforcing the act. are
glibly quoted in the heart OF Chinatown.
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detour is made TO the north. At Larkin
street the limit extends to Suffer, two blocks
north OF Market and at that point jumps
a block west 20 Polk street The purpose,
Of course. has been to include within fire
limits the streets aud portions of streets
which are likely 10 be devoted to business
purposes. the Supervisors are quite right
in being chaty OF tia exercises Of the dis
creuoEary power vested In the board. If
one pouuou is granted and another refused
tho Judgment Of the board will be ques-
toned. Ii all are granted the fire limits
are prArLItAllY Ahnllshed.
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nrRscKIPTInN RATFs.

DAILY CALL lincludlng sundays. SIS per yearly
bgn postpaid: Is cents per week, OF IS cent per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL
f,scopes three months. So IS. SUNDAY CALL
Qlteen pages. 81 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CAlLsnd W EkKLY CALL, s. 50 per year. postpaid
WEEKLY CALL Is paEes), 81 per year, postpaid
1HT GAIL cannot return rejected manuscripts.
! q viii The editor enter into correspondence re-
a. IL II lsr..
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WEATHER. PREDICTIONS.

Cmeial Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Monday.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER hUREAU.
SAN Francisco. April 3, 1898
san Francisco and vicinity Cloudy weather
with occasional light rain; stationary tempera-
tlre. soUtherly winds.
?. 7. JENKINS. Local Forecast OHicial.
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..nrrs. HYinsIoM,s snnthinr srrn.,r

Has been used Fifty Years by millions o,
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child softens the
inns, allays Pain, cures Wind Collie regulates the
bowels. aud Is the best remedy for Diarrhaa
whether arising from teethlng or other causes For
sale by Druggists in every part of the world Be
sure and ask 70 Mrs. Mlnslow's Soothing Syrup.
25c a bottle
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THE DA1IY MoRNING CALL

FOR SALE Al
New York. BRENTANo BROS Union Square
1ChicaEo ,.....N News stand Palmer House
Ntr orleans g LLUT & JOUBERr.
49, NpmmulsE
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AUCTION sALEs To-Day.

Frzr17 rRE.-By 5. Basch. at 81s-321 Suffer St
CT i O'Clock.
. POLICE SAlE.-By E S. Spear & Co. at 81 and
50 eutttr 81, at 10 O'Clock.
FuRsITURE.-By l. Vincent. at 26l2 shotweu
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
NOTICBI

Any Of our patrons ,oho fail to find THE
M0RNLNG CALL for sale 5u train-boys
ilcOlVer faror by notifying this office OF
At3Gct, naming the date and train.
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ASPARAGUS should not be served on ordinary
plates. To be In style get those with special
compartments for dressing, as displayed bv
Nathan, Dohrmann & Co. IN their windows this
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E25 Montgomery street near Cav. open uatu II
O'clock p Il. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street, near Kearny, open until O'Clock midnight
$50 hayes street, open until ESQ o'clock sos
lsrkih street open until $3.50 O'Clock; Sw. corner
Sixteenth and Mission streets, open until 9o'ciock
2blS Mission street, open until ociocA p. NJ; sad
1l6Niugh street. open until $3.50 P. n
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
itfotter building, New York City. isprovidcd vita
tlGot California papers. Visitors wecome Adj
EtILSlLL rates and sample copies furnished
r X NlSCH Manager.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-03

A cubic foot Of newly fallen snow weighs
five and half pounds and has twelve
times the bulk OF an equal weight OF water,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-03

EASTER Eggs half price till sold: solid cream
eggs d5c doz; large chocolate cream eggs, soc
dOZ. TOwnseHd's, 627 Market street Palace,
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POSSESSING just those powers to purify the blood
create an appetite and build up the system which
nearly everybody needs, Hoods sarsaparilla is the
ideal Spring Medicine.
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FISH BY THE Ton THE American Union
Fish COS market, 5l3-5l9 Washington street.
is now open and makes all fsh consumers hnpny .
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"a AHTED-BY A WHOLESALE FIRM A SToR Y
W on Market st, bet. First aud Second with floor
area Of not less than 60OU square feet, which can
be partly In lofts OF basement, but must have suf
fcient amount OF space: on first floor for ofces and
display OF goods Address stating number OF buii,i-
Ing, c.. box 81. this of1ce mr32 lat
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1T BELONGED TO HER.
How Women and the Conductor Dis
agree About Finds.
~ Y L..

New ork Herald.
That belongs to meP'
This frank expression Is not new on the
surface streetcars when the conductor spies
passenger hunting for coin on the floor.
1t makes no difference whether the coin
belongs to the conductor or to the passen-
ger. 1t belongs to the conductor. Just the
same. provided no one saw the passenger
drop il.
You see. the conductor argues that any
money that Is found on the floor is his, be-
cause he h indies more money on board than
any one else.
It's a course of reasoning PLAUSIBLE
enough usually, but it didn't work yester-
day, when an extremely seli-imDortant
conductor marched into FultOn-street car
and saw lady working to get something
from the wooden Stats on the floor. All the
other women in the car were looking at her
with that sort OF contempt which implied
that they wouldn't stoop to such n thing.
and meanwhile. very red In the face and
with considerable bodily effort, she tugged
to get the object out.
AS the conductor came 10 stop and held
out his hand she recovered herself and said.
sweetly:
Certainly; please get II out"
The conductor leaned over got on his
knees and finally fshed out a "solitaire Z"
metal ornament used by women. to fasten
their gloves.
Silently he delivered it to the owner and
retreated to the rear platform. Then she
shot triumphant glance at her sisters in
the car "
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JF.CUTTER'soLD BOURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all GrsI-class druggists and
Rrocers. ITademark-star within a shield
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ROBERT FERRAL has removed his law office
10 33l Montgomery street. southwest corner OF
California, rooms % aud 20.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

DOR REPAIRS, ADDITIONS AND ALTERA.
tons to property. reasonable rates store aud Of.
fee fittings, ED ROWLAND. 1922 Powell. mr. l 3m
7 V. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILD.
er,5l9 Sacramento ST. cabinet work and fitting
mp oflces promptly attended; telephone 9OU.ml6 Il
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THE MORNING CALL
rrELICATInN nrrICE.

las q larger circulation than any other
published in San Francisco.
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CALIFORNIA glace fruits. SOC ID. Townsend's.

EASTERN Tourists-Discount on large quau.
titles California Glace Fruits. Townsends.
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PERSONALS.

MY CONCERT WILL BE POSTPONED TO
NJ April 10, on account OF the illness OF singer.
FELIX OLlERT
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PARTNERS WANTED.
STORES WANTED.

pARTNER wANTED-FROM 800 TO 5000 RE.
4 CURED; small dairy; night work; SIS and
found allowed; chance OF a lifetime. Addrt a; A
D.. Call Branch ONCE, Oakland. AM Ut
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h1rnA MIncs rlaA swAISs, ais Suffer strsea-
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY Ann
n county OF each State and Territory OF the
United States to sell by subscription the StatIs-
tcian and EconOmst' OF 1898 which will shortly
issue from the press revised. enlarged and contain
ing more new matter more different subiscts
brought down TO later date than any previously
issued The "St1tSticIan" now I'm its seyen-
teenth year OF publication. and is known and has
ilized world. "
To experienced agents and no others need appIy
tho best territory not taken VIII be given aud the
best commissions offered For particulars address
the unders gLed, giving experience and references
DO not call; no time for interviews L. p Mo
CAKTY, Sl4 california ST, S. r., Cal. mr19 I'm
w ANTED - STRICTLY RELIABLE MEN To
W act aS agents for our magazine. CHARLES
Market SITS. mr5 I y,
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HARD TINES MEAN CLOSE PRICES; III
Ii going Housekeeping pay a visit and Will
save you from Sl5 10 500 on outfit; carry
larger stock than any two stores in this clty fur
niture. carpets inOleum, OHcIOth, bedding mir
rors, stoves. etc; second hand; easiest
terms: lowest prices j. NOONAN, 10l7, 1913,
1921, 1923 Mission St, above Sixth: open even
ings mrl6 n
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YOU CAN BUY AT CASH PRICES on EASY
installments. at NJ. FRIEDMAN Il CO.'S 22I
22S. $50 and 500 Stockton st. and 237 Post st. fur
nture carpets. rugs, lace curtains. BLANKETS
spreads, pictures mirrors, stoves etc; also full
line dress goods, silks cloaks etc folding beds
speciality; the largest aud most complete INSTALL
ment house on the coast; open evenings. apl II
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EDUCATIONAL,

Y OUAG LADY DESIRES PUPILS FOR PLANO
L forte International College, London): terms
SO per month MISS wARRIN, S44 Folsom near
Fourth. apl r.
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DRESSNIAKERS.


L Rec FASHION JOURNALS: PATTERNS Z5C.
/ McDowel's DresScurtlng School. over the
Maze. n
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RoUGHT-SEND YOUR OLD GOLD q SILVER
II by mall 10 the old reliable house OF COLEMAN
a Third 81, S. F.. will send by return mail cash;
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CALIFORNIA ATHLETIC CLUB-I HAVE on
~ hand almost the entire outfit OF this club, con-
sisttng Of chest-deYelOpeI, wrist machines punch
tng-hags. stationary bicycles. gloves weighing
machine with height adjustment pictures of pugiI-
lists. rubber racetracS, etc. l will sell cheap the
whole or any portion OF this outfit. j NOONAN
lUl7 to 1929 Mission st. above Sixth mrg5tr
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - HARNESS MAKER To RENT
W shop; teamster to sled railroad ties S26 aud
FOUND: 1 wocdchoppers, 81 to 81 so cord:
teamsteTs, 81 day and board and 81 day; butter
maker: orchardist, S25 to $50 and found: English.
Scotch or American foreman baker, $50 to $50 and
found: Italian cook for Institution $50. and helper
same place $50 and found; farmer and mixer;
cook FOR men. $50. and others. Apply to j. f.
CROSEIT & CO, 62S Sacramento ST. l
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TO THE LADIES-DREsSMAK SCHOOL:
L Morse perfect system; cutting hitting; all
branches; patterns Csc; Innings cut and 4 [ sue
JOSEPH STEELE CO.. l22 Taylor, r. IA. mrl2 m
697 OFARRELL-DRESSMA CUTTING
% I and fitting a snarflrfv. min On,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-03

In one of the London hospitals recently a
remarkable surgical feat not unknown in
this country was performed successfully. 1t
was the restoration Of nerve power to
mans arm. Five years ago an artisan had
a. fall fpom high building. The surgeon
who attended, him either divided the nerve
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-03

fISS WELCH-DEESSMAKI SUITS So so
vi up; good work; fit guaranteed. 1880 Mission 3m
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"a ANTED A CONTRACTOR TO TAKE
" acres OF land near Fresno in trade, balance
cash In constructing Dullding IN this city Apply
TO TOWNSEND q WYSEHEN, architects 5I5
California ap2 2t+
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I ONE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT Los GATOS:
- English, Latin and modern languages; $25 70
$50 month; extensive grounds: excellent table;
san Francisco references. Address MRS. H. b.
VAN HARLING En-. boz 3l5. Los Gatos. Cal. fel6 II
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DRIvATE DETECTIVE-ALL BUSINESS CON
room II
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CPANIsH TAUGHT BY LADY DAILY. CALL
- from to P. N. l26 O'FarrelIs st. mr3I 3m
VA ANTED - MANDOLIN, GUITAR, BANJO
w note players for club rehearsals- Professor d.
MANSFIELD, artistic performer, 17O5 Market II
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> SHORT-ORDER COOKS FOR LUNCH COUN-
= ters, country, $50 and 500; assistant pastry
COOK, hrsclaSs hotel, $50; French assistant second
cook, country hotei, $50; waiter, country hotel,
$50: ranch teamsters, $50; teamster for a vine
yard, $50; farmers for a vineyard, $50; milk r,
$50; 20 woodchoppers tools furnished. c. R.
HANSEN y CO., 10 Geary ST. app 2t
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FOLDING BEDS-EXAMINE OUR No. 2OO5
i mirrors, with large plate lSx4O; walnut, OAK
cherry and 18th century; cash price elsewhere $50
ournstalmeut price reduced to $40; country orders
promptly attended to. NJ FRIEDMAN & Co., pa
22S, $50 aud 3O6 Stockton st and 237 Post. u
IF YOU SUFFER WITH CANCER, ECZEMA
L syphilis or scrOfula send name and address To r
o. box 305, Oakland, Cal. It Will pay you. fel6 tt
I AIDES CALLING-CARDS ARTS lICALLY
j ] nrInred. low nrIcas HOYIE Cor lrrrr Ill
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ENREE-l MONTHS INSTRUCTION IN DRESS
cutting and making; scientific ladies' tailor sys-
tenn; suits. 50 50 up 46l Natoma, 9Th. mr22 3n
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A DYICE FREE ON DIvoRCELAwS, PROBATE
n insolvency, collections, damages liens. etc, O..
w. HOWE. att,y.. $50 Markell cor Stncktnn- rnrStf
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SAw-FILER AND ALL ABOUND MACHINIST
- for country sawmill, 80 day. c. X. HAN SEN
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T P. McELRoY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, RE
y .moved I'm Oakland to 91Chronice bldg ml2 Sun
HENRY HUFsCHMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBER
IL and gashtter; tobbing, 1913 Golden Gate. II 3m
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VA INDOw SHADES MANUFACTURED To Or
W der by WILLIAM MCPHUN, ll95 Market 24tr
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SO so up;perfect ht guaranteed SIS Jones mrs ~
L FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING: FIT GUAR
anteed; suits IS 80 up. 1902 Folsom ST. mrl SIN
MRS. b keller, ll9 STOCKTON ST; SUITS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-06
gambbett FAM, nid5t aebetlt tperSeu

bur4 locale gtpplicatipnen, tpeil iie. ben fran=
len She'll bes Obres ni4t erreiden fDnnen.
So stsbt r1ur eimen @ss, bic Saubbeit 81 fll>
rtren, nnb Der 1T burh eonftitutipnelle Sell
mittel. Saubbeit tpirb bur9 einen ent3iinbes
ten 3uitanb Der ihIeimtsen NusfIeibuns Der
guitadii4en &0bre teruriadt. 8enn bieie
GDbre iia ent3iinoet, babt ibr einsn rumpelr=
Son pber Embellishments @ebDr; unb penn
tie gang sei4lofien tit, erfolat Saubtett, unb
tpenn bic @nt3iinbuns ni4t seboben unb bieie
NDbre tpteber in tbren gebDrisen 3uitanb ber
Iest tperben fam, tpirb bas @ebDr fir imrner
aerit6rt tperben; neun Safe unter 3ebn 1tnb
burd &atarrb beruriadt, tpel9er n1dts oils
etn entsiinbeter 3uitanb Ser l9leimisen Sbers
Hidden lit.
@ir ipplen einbunbert Dollars fir jeben
(bur9 &atarrb berurid9ten) SAL BON Saubs
belt seben, ben MIR ntdt bur9 ginnebmen BON
SaI's &ntarrb:& II betlen fDnrten. 2abt Sud-
u~lnipnit Girfulare foilmen.
s.. S. Gbeneb & 6 D., Tplebp, ..
@erfauft ppn Mpotbefern, 9reis rs gts.
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9ie uraueue Der araft.

Wenn MIR ~bebenten, bab Der Waasen bas srobe aas
bOratOrium tf, IN welasm bic s~enDfene Mabruns in
Rdbritpff perpanbeIt mtrb, pab er benz aSrper Strait
perIetht, nadbem BITE @abrunS In bas gIut hbersesanz
gen TT, bas Der Masen nit einem Rprt bic llraueue
Der Kraft 1T, 70 iriHen MIR aud, bab IS peientlid III,
btefe araftqueue In suten 3uitanbe Uu erbalten, reir.
TIN fpteber parein gu rer5esen, nenn er aube. Srbuuna
seratben TIT. Dies pirb am beiten unb prpmptefeu Be-
pirtt bur& SDftetter's Masenbttters, has bic Werbauz
unS ~reSnlirt, De @eTbauuusscrsane fdrft unb BITE
6uutticnen Der 9eber uno Ginsepetbe f6rbert. Dte
&nbe unb Mi6srfanbstraft beg RsrpeniptemS bdnSen
gum srpBen Ibeil pom srdnblther 8erbauuns ab. Die
drjtlide WiHenShaft feunt fetn pirtunasppdereS Ners
penberub' sunsSmtttel ale has Btttsrs. Serner tptrp
eS BON GerSten empfpblen Seseu Gieber un6 Grtdltunz
gen, RbeundtiSmus, Hterens unb BIa5euletpen,
satriideS 3cpfpeb, ippie sssen Mansel an appetit
rnb S9laf. Man nebme breimal tdSlt4 elm 9Betns
alas ppq.