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The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
THE Toothbrush.

The care HI NE toothbrush is az tnpor-
tant suhiact of which, as d rule, but little
Is known. Zap tie brush before using 10
to see i6 yea c:.n jerl. ouaany loose hristies-
Tap tho brush afzer using 1t to shake ous
tha wa+er ana plt u away fairly dry Do
noJ Keep it Closely shutup in brush ray
CT dressing case bottle. Loose bristles may
Al foue+ III o new brush in consequences
HI thu M having cut IRE bristles Ii hall
Wilt drawing them into ths hole, tho
Enat being TOO full Bristles may projecs
hay1nd tae lavel af brush, tire knot being
too alaea Gllp them oT. Do not with
draw tben. and thereby mako the kuos
at!! looser. Bsjstles VIII perish if brushes
ara put awsv thorauahly wet and left fox
aaTs We got brute Gry. After time even
witA tho greatest care this VIII happen
Brushes viii smell Extensively il closely
ahut up when vet. Ihcy Will also bacoms
Et.rrlfY-aG
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
wishbone Parties.

a wishpone party is . happy diversion.
A card, with wish5one painted Ia the
center ana q quotation written beneath,
IL torn in halves and piece given TO q
lady ana gentleman respectively. Part
ners are secured by matching tie pieces,
ana the company, IL pairs. then move
about to scan and locate, if possible, the
other quotations us we'll as the ane which
HIS united them, Prizes, Of COURSE, reward
the leading successes. At one given recent
II just as tho party broke up little tray Of
siided wishbones vas brought In, ard ey-
cry pair braka che between them, making
wish at tie moment. On this same oc-
sssion, too, huge wishbone hung under
the central chandelier. It was cieverly cut
from stiff pasteboarl, gilded and slnilex
wrcathed 1t MAY be added tha5 tbs wish
bones requisite Tor the final wishing were
accumulated by the younE hostess in q
short bime, with the assistance of one or
two friends, ana we're bona lde portions Of
fowls anatonies.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
Have Plenty of Holders.

There will be no temptation for the
cook to useher apron for holder and per
haps drop hot dish for want of protec-
ton if there is a good supply of holders
convenient Not only should there be
enough for present use, but some in the
pantry drawers for special needs. They
may be easily made in various ways.
Some fold half q dozen thicknesscs Of
cloth Into rectangle and bind the edges
Others make the inside of any pliable ma
terial and have the outside of thick ma
terial, such as cloaking, with every piece
coming to the edge The holder is then
sewed ever and over oil around 1t, taking
coarse quilting stitches through it and
finishing with loop.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
Open Up Dark Corners.

One great cause for houses being over
run with water bugs Is the utter lack Of
washing down plumbing fixtures, both
inside and out, says a New York writer.
Open pipes vii! obviate all this, but those
who still have tho old style should tear
away the dark cupboards when possible or
resort to securing underneath and about
tho pipes as far as can be reached. One of
the worst infested houses was completely
I'd Of tho pests by the aid Of carpenter
and a scrubwoman. AS fast as he opened
UP dark corners she secured with hot wa
ter and soda. Powdered borax was sprin-
killed. about. and the last intruder scam
pered away, With hammer at his heels,
never TO return. With this form Of IN
cleanliness the moral must follow that
when there is nothing to invite nothing
will como.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26

o. tha fhird Gav 81 tho third month ii
each year the little GIRLS 81 Japan celebrate
dalls festival 1t is K pe az for three
days and Is i most I'm poaf3nl af51ir All
the dalis, old and lew, aye nroush1 bud and
dressed III their best. They are placed on
silken cushions and havs egaa4 feast
spread for them.
ME Hearn, Ia American writer tells ua
Some curious stories of Japanese dolls
Re says they often rHnrssent gods and
goadasses. They have llaIjin, tic gol ~
beautiful writing, ara tho kayan roda Of
ssa94 luclI, the sod who loves la0ghter ana
many others with names which may not
seem long 70 the Japs, but which We
should lind hard 10 pronQlnca
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
Nickel Stair Corners.

Ono fad in household economy Of time
and patience and one that does not appeal
in vain to the appreciation Of home asthst-
les, is triangular and concave wedge of
nickel, fitting into the corners Of the stair
steps These do not tarnish, require no
rubbing, except an occasional touch Of the
busting cloth, and forever Danish that
bugbear of busy housemaids, dusty step
corners. and in this day Of the increasing
multiplicity OF things to be cared for the
advent of this bright and clearly substi-
tute for daily half hour Of vigorous en-
ergy is to be hailed BY both mistress and
maid as no trivial lessener OF worry and
iahor
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26

0ens intssealang ssminisoenoes q tho
sarly days Of Lady Randolph Churchill
come from Rochester, where she was born.
In her girlhood, says a writer, she often
met Thurlow Weed and other leading
lights Of tho "Ame1icAn movement" and
from them abe imE.oed q spirit Of the
most intenas and patriotic Americanism,
which has never left her, despite tho fact
that since her marriage she has been far
and away the NEST enthusiastic Tory Of
all tho colony Of American girls who are
wives of Englishmcn. 1t Is remembered
OF Lady Churchill In the CITY on the Con
esee that at Q social entertainment given
short time before her marriage she was
the ono person present who showed much
knowledge Of the Declaration Of 1ndepand-
ence. She was able to recite that fine old
document OF defiance to King George YER
batim, and she did 1t SO we'll and with
such degree of rhetorical finish and SO
evident an appreciation fits Significance
that she was enthusiastically applauded
when she was done and was obliged to re-
peat 1t befors her audience was satisfied.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26

II am Of tie opinion" said the social
philosopher, tying hard 10 appear thought
full, that at least half the stories about
the horrors AID disoornforts IF boarding
house Lie IRE little frazzled al the edges
from old age and frequent use. When cir
cums6ancas compelled me to bid a Ian
gushing farewell TO dear little fiat and
from the acquaintance Of 6. second floor
back boarding house cell, ! expected to
wear Grape on my hat and grief in my
heart for at least month. Bat instead
foal like Haunting peacoeks' plumes from
sunrise to sunset Ard why2 Because,
my dears, my battles with Ice bills and
gas bills grocery bills and window clean
ing bills ara affairs Of tho past. Except
for my board bill the only experience with
collectors that haveis on Tuesday nigh
when q nice little washerlady In shawl
and hood regularly calls to see about the
money for my laundry work. HappiDess,
my dears, liyes In a boarding housel'-
Chicago Record.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
Women and AIassaEa.

AS massage becomes more and more an
hid to the physicians skill it offers pay
ing occupation to Intelligent and strong
young women who become adopts ia The
att. II cannot. however, be thoroughly
learned in Is or 90 lessons, and many half
caught persons with little or 40 knowledge
Of the human body or Of Che principles and
treatment should be restrained from prac-
sice. One Of the best trained women ia the
country, whose services ] am told are al
ways In demand. spent three years in Stock
holm studying before she began to practice
New York Post
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
A Dainty American Ducbessc.

The Duchesse do ia kochefoucauld, who
was once upon a time-and only few
years ago--lovely Matte Mitchell Of Ore
gon and New York, Is said to be one Of
the most charming hostesses and one of
the most brilliantly clever women In sun
ny France. OF the truth Of this assertion
people who have the average opinion
OF tho clever Frenohwomen may have
doubts, but Of the duchesse's beauty there
Is only one opinion. She is remembered
in New York as lovely girl with per-
feet figure, superb snowy shoulders, which
she always draped with chiffons, gauzss
and tulIes IN OF shoulder fashion, which
showed TO the best advantage the very
classical contour Of the lovely shoulders.
Miss Mitchell also had regular features,
bronze gold hair, complexion Of dazzling
pink and white and lovely eyes like aqua
marine jewels of haunting shade Of blue
gray No wonder that Paris imagines
Senator Mitcheil's daughter as clever iii
sTery way as she Is pretty.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26

% not permit table or bed linen to lie
from vaar to year without being used. 70
MIA lAsf fhe longer fore occasional wash
ing. II ID bp already Very yellow, cut u9
pound oi White soap IN I quarts of milk,
put it over the tre in boiler and waen
rhe Soap hos dissolved pug in the linen and
Doll 3 minutes; then wash IN soapsuds
ana rinse twice IN clean water, blueing
the Last water slightly. The possessor Of
j saAHt4 platcan wAiten her choice linen by
siiARy iiAAlues III soapsuds and laying 10
vi tAQ grass for two or three days Rinss
in clear water and dry on the line, and ID
will be sweet and fresh and white.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
F1anpels,

A method to prevent flannel from
drinking is to hold 1t over the steam Of
boiling water. When thoroughly damp,
it can DO immersed. This should be done
before the flannel is cut. skesns of wool
10 b used In knitting or orocheting ara,
often treated In the Same way.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26

A small point for tho hostess whose wax
candles show propensity to rapid vast
Ing Is that to put them in the leo chest 70,
fully ~ hours before using viii inoreaee
thetx burning tins very apprsotsbly, The
want to By thoroughly ehillab
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26

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-ls ~ 49, ee7eseiiliass
s-''R t'i-u ssS-'
III A4p 1da5A
''V '''sa R44l@. IL
'.Aa Nv
~ 'a';'i.i. e1.e
A'41ils i-.4 s-lsllles-
'Nili Ai'f-' IT. Js'p4!s'4EefS
s' aefe 1ney isfe 5'l3a to
yl1-'1f ''i'a ii't'fA saeagoi-
t6,t's FIJI eg9,lfy b4y
Z .9-' tl'e e','4s si'a e4AA PIP
Naol~. ia 5lt ti;@. 10 y because
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
May Wright sewnlI.

May Wright Sewall, the ex-president OF
the National Council of Women is an In
dianapolis woman. She was born in Mil
waukse whsn it was frontier settlement.
She Is an interchangeable worker. q logical
thinker and writer Of considerable abil-
ity She ia q mem Der Of many organiza-
lions and belongs to SOY eral European So
Oietiaa
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
The Future Of Women.

Dr. Joseph Parker OF London makes a
forecast Of the twentieth century He
does not assume to possess prophetic in
spiration nor claim occult power. He
merely proceeds from study of the prog
ress Of civilization in past ages compared
with the advancement attained in the
nineteenth century, and arguing from
this standpoint predicts what we may
reasonably look for He thinks oreeds will
blend into church universal, and science
and religion, reconciled by greater knowl-
algo, will 60 hand In hand, Monopolies
will pass away; legalized robbery VIII noa
ID tolerated. Women will occupy the
position TO which the best of our sex aspire,
enjoying freedom and protection which
orc nos attainable Ia the present state Of
our worldly affairs
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
re naa Placs.

NatNo went to visit her small friend
Eati4- for awhile thay playq9 nicely 70
gothor, bg5 presently could tbs agree
about the setting az the dolls tea table,
Nellie, the elder, baca1ne very much ex
cited and cried out: s'You'ro real lneani
won'y play. When you die, YOU 90 t0
tho Lea place Katie YVES bewilderad and
frightened. Where is the bad place" she
asked brcathlessly. Hor friend was non
rluscl tor moment then she Frightened
tip ~ don'5 know myself unless it's
God S station house New York Times.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26

10 prevent Germantown wool or other
s1zgphy rs from shrinking when they are
washed hang the skeins where the steam
Of the teakettle reaches them.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26

The chief exponents Of music In Japan
are women. Most men would consider that
they were making themselves ridiculous
BY playing or singing in society.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26

Handsome silver and ivory brushes enas
might b. injured with washing may be
cleaned very nicely by careful brushing,
followed by dipping the bristles IN alcohol
and wiping them of several times.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26

A woman's brain declines In weight AFT
er the age Of 30.--Medical News.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26

English women are taller than their
American sisters.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
Nabrplan:

uttsr SrainsIt; Srnntass auSatrrmm'n.
dur Ma ten, Adricn, 3atrpldnt cher ireJttur Sh"
formation IdrUbt an
4. W~OLFSBERG, Agent, Ct. Glrue
peu CHARLES =. FEE,
@tnuaI yaH. une z idtt Nptnt.
81. gaul. @iup
5ra6t,aat; Z. 12:5Cpm; W. t1:l5am.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

,eluen Wamen, I'm ote Sdulo letner
tinftigen @emablin 81 beden."
Flrtli6 ibien Elm @ebanfe tn ibm
auf,ublieen; fem 9luse wuroe ltarr
eiu Sdauer bur9rieielte feline @lieSer.
rNeiu, nein," iaste er, ~eS fam Ia
nitt auoers iein.-Sann er nitt Die
Sodter periiibrt baben, I'm ben Vater
~ Sminsen, periiibrt pielleiht init
SuitimmuuS Der Wutter, bic pielleidt
germ 81 iolbem Sanoel bereit gelpeien
1T, UNI eineu @rafen gum Shwieger'
John al baben.-Oie Welt 1T lhleft
Seulig, UNI aud iolbe 2baten ju Se'
bdreu, rub ib bin tbOribt. oab mid
Die Sd)am Dor mir lelblt eriaBt, oieS
ulr ~ oenteu. limb emma, emma,
Die ib liebe nit aller marmen, reiuen
Stub meines Seriens, tie iollte in
iolbe %eriutun9 Sefallen lein, oOs
Spfer semoroen iein zines Weniden,
Dem baS yalter ieinen Stempel aui Die
Stirn seoriitt? @urum niht? Sat
bod baS erite &eib auf Srben nidt
Suriifgei6auoert Dor Der rinsenoen
S6lanse, Die ibr Die perSiitete 6ru6t
Der Siinoe bot. ST oas bic Spur, Die
ib 10 LANCE iuhte, oaun webe ibm, Die
Settler Der 6ade meroen meine Sano
iiibreu, uuS eieSmal merSen lie Der
@ere6ti9feit eieueu. &Oblan Senu,
Ole Sdbrte lit aufsenommeu, Die Soso
be9innt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
ID. Sapitel.

Ger lieutenant BON 0ernai mar felt
Dem oerbdn9uiBpollen gbenS, an mel
dem er emma Dor benz Sauie Der
6rau bon Selmen bege9net mar, nod
tdlter uno abseidloiiener 9eworben,
alS er eS lonii idjon semeien mar, nod
mebr belt er lid bon ieber en9eren
Gnudberun9 an ieine Sameraoen iuriid,
uno Uit "itreiite feline bodmiitbi9e SGlte
Die llnboilitteit, 10 Dap eS mebrfat
iton ;a unansenebmen Sienen bate
tomnen tonnen, lpenn Ternau nitt
pe9en IeiueS e%brenbafteu SbaratterS
uni Der troe aller i6roiien 6ormeu
INNER betbGti9ten 9uten SamerabI6ait
allSemein 9eattet uno beliebt 9epelen
mare.
Sroe ieiner innerlifen slbseidloi'
lenbeit ge9en allen intimeren Gertebr
lften Oernau oennot luBerlih polls
fommen perdnoert. -@Gbrenh er friiber
faIt juriid9ejo9en gelebt bate, beiudte
er nun alle @eiellibaften, er eridien
bduiig i'm Stub uuo in ben areiien
Der iunsen yebemGnner, aber er uabm
ritt an benz beiteren iibri9en 2reiben
Der guberen 2beil. SIS ibien, alS Oh
er irseno etpas ODER irsenS Semanb
Jude, forideno itreiften feline oiiiteren
Slide umber, balb an Dem Ginen,
balo an benz 2lnoeren baiteno, uno
reun er iib in luitisem Serrentreiie
befanb, 10 bCrte er ihwei9eno uno un'
bewegli6 ben @eiprateu u, fem
Sder3 permotte elm ydhelu auf feline
Sippen III bringen, feline @eseuwart
mirtte unbeimli., mo beausitiSeno aui
elnSere, unS Die iiinsereu Serren mann,
ten ibn mobl ipottii6 ben iteinerneu
SAT-, freilib nur gan; leiie, oenn er
mar sen1giam bafiir b%efannt, bas er
Niemaubem einen CIDER, iiber feline
Ferlon geitattete. limb in linn fab es
nod finIterer aus, oils man es auf lei
mem Geiidt bdtte leien tCnren. Dit
Der sunien Strait ieiuer eruiten uni
itarten 9iatur hattie er feline 1iebe ~
emma eriaBt, bic perletenbe abmeiiuna
Salmons bate i'm ibmer eridiittert,
aber oaS mar elm Stla9 9ewelen, Del
BON auBen fam, Der ertraseu perber
muBte, sesen ben eS immerbin nod
eiuen aampf CAB unb fir ben er bas
innere Gleih9emidt ieiueS @illens,
ieiner Strait uno ieineS Stol,eS erbal'
ten muBte. a6er bic farttbare 1du'
iduus, bic CT in ieiner 9iebe ielbit err
fabren, bate Sas SSeal Sertriimmert,
bas ieineS VebenS Seilistbum semeleu
mar, uno ieinen Stol3 i'm iuneriteu
Sern sebrOhen. 60 bodmiitbis feit er
aud auBerlid auftrat, 10 fiblte er bod,
oaB bic SbamrCtbe ibm ms @eii6t
itieg, wenn er oaran badte, ME er,
einem tboridteu Sdwdrmer sleih, in
baS Nes elmer idmdblihen Seudelei
9efallen uno Wie er oils baS @erf3euo
etnes unwiirbi0eu Spiels bic Oemi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

-. .ra1T, setc rtc peieuenps s1TJE7c,
ibre gSirfung perliert, bier Sebe th
Sbnen Die Photographic, lie 1T alt
uuo etipaS perblif)eu, aber Sic merben
mObl Die .Siise nod ertennen fcnnen."
.Sollfommen," lagte Helmar, inoenl
er nit fiiuitlerii6 priiieuSem Slid auf
baS feline, etmaS pergilbte Bib lah,
SaS Sarnop ibm reifte, IMAM liebt,
baB Die Saltung lteif III, uno Der Sltd
lit obue auSbrut, aber es III immerbin
elm pprtreiiliter IubaltSpuntt.
.Nun uebmeu Sic elm Slatt Tapier
une MAIDEN Sic mir cine erite Stii;e,
traseu Sic in cieieS Silo Den weihen
Miuno oeS Sobnes uuo Den Slit
Sohter, ME Sic i'm auf Dem Silbe
wicoerseseben babeu, biuein, ib perbe
baun slei6 iebeu, Oh Sic auf Dem
retteu gSese iiuS."
Heimar nabm ben Sleiitiit uno
itellte Die photographic Dor it'd auf.
Ger Siinitler mar mieSer In tim er.
watt. iSuweilen ;Cseruo uro priifenS,
Sanu wieeer ihuell urto iiher ben Stift
fortiiibreuc, mari er cine iliidtise
iSeihnuug bin in @eltalt, i3iisen urS
glu;us ME aui Ser photographic, nur
maj sic Saltung peuiger iteif, Die ses
itloiieuen Sippeu itieueu lid g%eoffuet
III baben, I'M elm freunblid)eS. berg
lihes @ort ~ ipreteu, uno Die auf
Der Photographic 10 talteu uuo trilben
Iugeu ihieneu, 10 leift lie aud lti;'
;irt paren, bod Elm marines Sitt aus
;uitrablen.
rGortreiilih," riei Saruom, gan;
portreiili6! Sdou bieie Seiduung
benefit mir, baB Sic Sire Nufgabe
lOieu perben, th CLAUDE bie &eritor'
beue nor mir III Iehen, pie oiel mebr
piro baS yebeu beruortreter, menu crit
Sift uno 6arbe ~ Silie toumen. Sc
mug flr beute, es III Ipdt. Seeen mir
morseu Die 9lrbeit tort. tf) peroe toms
men, Inn ;u;uieben, ih merSe Sbuen
iaeen, NO i'd einen Sebler iebe, uro
perSe Sbneu ~er;dblen, ME lie mar,
ME lie Sitt uuo Sreuoe uno Slid in
ibrem Saule uerbreitete, uno mir pera
Den gum i3tele tOmmen. Seoenten
Sic, lunser 6reunb," lagte CT ernlt,
HeimarS Sano Srllfeno, roaB es Die
Miutter Sbrer Gjeliebteu 1T. oereu
geiialt Sic ilir Die iroiite Grlnneruug
i~eitbalten mollen uno plre lie AM
Seben, pielleift piiroeu Sic an ihr
cine Seihueeriu finoeu. Aber audi bic
pertldrtcn Gieiiter Der SabiuseitieSes
men tonreu ia pObl iegneno auf Die
GrSe berabihduen."
Or mari nod einen lanseu Slit auf
baS iti;;irte Bib. Saun nenoete er
lid gum Geben.
Ger Fortier unten erbielt einerl
Slnbeorut, oeIieu materieller @ertb
i'm Die Sellebaroe nod tiefer Dor benz
ireigebi9en SAT- ienfen lieB.
Geimar be9leitete ieinen Srerno bis
sur uddiien Decentralization, Die lie
nod rett;eltig erreihten, uno ais er
oanu uaf Der Siinitlerburs ;uriifs
febrte, iiblte er ;par nod Den sau;eu
bitteren Sdmer;, aber er fano ieiuen
Croft BARN, oaB er lid bel Dem SSert,
raS NGrnOw Inn uui9etrugeu, nit
Scpbtens Mutter beidGitigen ~iOllte.
SaruowS @orte tlan9eu in linn
wieoer, es mar 10 idOn, gu Senfen, oaB
Der uertldrte geilt Der Geritorbenen
i~esneuo uuS ihiieeno aui Die Groe
berubbliten mOfte, uno Der Shaiieuss
cran9 reSte lid in inn, alle Strait an
Die Soiun8 elmer gui9abe ~ ieeen, Die
linn pie cine beili9e Fillft uuo ME
elm ireunSliter Croft eridien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

8opftpeb. Sb fubr fort, Sbre gieotslu ,u
usbmsn, bis ,t fiebsu Slaiteu "Favorite"
uno elne Slaide Golden Medical Dis
covery" senomusu bate. Sect bin ib i'm
Staube, ole Sausarbeit fir mid, msinsn
Yiaun nno nle,ne ,tpsi Sinner i'm alter pom
uro . 9abrsu iu psrrittsn. auA made Id Qisi.
Der nno MADE NIT Ssih tia'sit sinsn epayisrsans
Don elmer pftile. fpsnu 10 bic Ssit oaju babe. uho
10 bin ybsrjsust, saB 10 eas alts Dr. Titro's"Fs-
vorite Prescription" osreanfs. oa ID, che Id AIMING
90 ~ nthirsr. gam sri1rtdtno tsrunters efommfn
nar.- Hsi ausR NrinsihlneLsIn iu habsn.
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Gin ~oankbarer patient,
Wortlesuns folst.)

Der itinsn Vamsn nidt atnannt babsn nil. uno Der
isins poGifdneise sSisesrbe r~ifsllnng pom id,,ps;
rem 4eiosn elmer In sinsm 9ottorbuh anesssbe.
men Nrjnsi oeroanft. IdBt burh ms oaiielbs fcifen:
3itiss sroBs BUD sutbdit Rs,epte, bic In itosr
apotbsfs asnadt iutroen f6niti. edidt Cure
NorsNs init Yrisfmarfs an ,,Sripat &linif une
Cispenfarp," ~ spet II. Str. Nsiu yorf. v. v.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

tpunfe, mo uuW cullu
musts ih MIDI ieoeu
Tag msbrsrs Ntale ME.
eerlessn une ruben.
SD bate fshr bdnfs
saitriihes8opfipeb uno
lit bsitduols Sdmer.
gen. Watbem idl line
6laids Sbres Fla.
vorite Prescription
s%snonriren bate, founte
it cine beoeuteuee
SeGeruus tn metuem
Sefuoeu tuabruehmen
,,uN hiatt. mol SeItsusr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

gu tassu BET ". N %Olitsr, avcttet,r Ct. alsa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
EIfEE NHTfW

brau ;. 3. panitns pon South Tlen'S
fails, SaratcSa Go, q. D.. ihreibt: .Nat'
benz rasiI orltteS Stno sebcren ipar, erholte
i1 MIDI 70 lausiam, oaB es spei Sabre
bausrts, sbe ib meinen bdnsliten Sbliessn.
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