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The morning times., 1895-09-04
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
Ballots and Civil Service Reform,
woman Suffrage and Roosevelt.

Ballots and Civil Service Reform,
woman Suffrage and Roosevelt.
Saratoga. y Y. Sept 3.-Much the same
enthusiasm which predominatcs at any
political State convention was manifest
at the opening session of TIE State Pro-
hibitiomists in Convention hall this morn
ing
A striking feature was the presence OF
many women as delegates
Rev X Funk. u. D.. of Kings County,
was unanimously chosen temporary chair
man. In taking the chair he delivered
stirring address along prohibition lines.
Among other things. ne said that the party
had been during the Iastten years lead
ing factor IN getting conscience into poll
lies The unflinching courage and self
abnegation of the Prohibition party are
levers working irrcsisUbly in the great
political meal tub.
When he referred TO the work OF Theo-
dore Roosevelt in New York in enforcing
the excise law the delegates broke into un-
controllable cheers.
Roosevelt Is Il man." he said, who
bvbis work had made himselfmost popular,
and in New York was being talked of for
Governor. wilhelm the West he is ConsId-
cred a possible Presidential lightning
rod"
In closing he said he would not change
the name of the party or abate in the labor
for prohibition one jot. He favored ballot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana woman suffrage.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
ANTI-SALooN CONVENTION.

Committees Appointed 10y the League
Ia Make Necessary Arrangements.
Committees were appointed at the semi
monthly meeting of1ac Anti-Saloon League
to complete arrangements for national
convention IN This city, and after prolonged
discussion q date was agreed upon, pro-
vidad ID meets The approval Of the leading
workers ciscwhrre Key. Luther u. VII
son u ID president OF the League. is
chairman OF Tie committee on call and
programme: Col John F Einal. Of The
committee Of place of meeting, and Mr.
Jesse t. Sutcr. of the committee on enter
taiumaul The date determined upon is
Tuesday, December i, a programme 70
De- arranged for three days.
James l. Ewin, lie first vice president
was in the chair. and Mrs II a GHlen-
water the recording secretary. was in her
place for The HIst t.ne since her return
from Pennsylvania o. The other members
OF the executive committee there weTt
present Abr,m L Swauwout, third vice
president. Cayour o Bohrcr CORES pondng
secretary: John : BaCkford. treasurer;
jesse C. Surrr. doorkeepcr; Col. John F.
Vinal, Mc>srs Andrew wilson. Andrew \.
Garfield. Rev Walter H Brooks, John K.
Nahoncy, and Albert + Shoemaker.
Representatives OF the following organi-
zalions were present viz Calvary Baptist
Church. Street Baptist Church, Young
Mems League. Nineteenth Street BapusH
Churca. Vermont Avenue Christian c. +.
Society. Fifth Congregational Church,
Fifteenth Street Me- lodisl Episcopal
Church, Foundry Suuday-school Temper
snce Society, Grace Epworth League,
Tennallytown Methodist Episcopal Church,
Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church,
West Street Presbyterian c. Z. Society,
Grand Lodge. / o G. T, Third District
Lodge, Minnchaha Lodge, Independent
Lodge. Silver Star Lodge. Columb la
Lodge, Oriental Lodge, Frances Willard
W C. T L., Northwest ". c. 7. L., New
man LOYAL Temperance Legion, Cammack
TeutI o r. Grand CommanderyI !. o. 6. c.,
and Central Union Mission.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
CIRCUMSTANCES SUPPORT 1T.
BumOred Enga gemen mt of Mrs. Sa rtoris
and Col. Jones Revived

u -ITS. TIOElS
and Col Jones Revived.
First Assistant Postmaster General Frank
II. Jones yesterday returned from his sum
mer vacation, which was chiefly spent a
one of the Virginia sulphur springs. and
took rooms at the Arlington.
In view of the fact that Mrs Nellie
Grant Sartoris has been living this sum
mer at the same resort and has engaged
apartments at the Arlington, to be uccu-
pied next Thursday, the gossips who de
vote their attention to prospective mat
rimonial events are renewing their pre-
dictions that a marriage Will ultimately
axe place in which the high contracting
parties will be Mr.. Jones and Mrs. Sartors
Rumors TO this same effect have here
tofore at various times prevailed, but the
prognaSticatorS now believe that they have
reduced their calculations TO 4 mathemati-
cal certainty. No definite date is sug
gested in connection with the expected
wedding
The morning times., 1895-09-04
The New Run to Norfolk. va .

The Colonial Beach Steamboat Company
closed the most successful season that
Colonial Beach has ever experienced yes
terday. 1t is the intention of this com
pany to inaugurate a cheap rate to Nor
folk and return. 1t will commence this
by running its first grand fan excursion
to Norfolk on Saturday, September Z,
leaving Washington at p. M, and re-
turning at $50 a. m. the following Mon
day. This trip viii include a run to
the Capes on Sunday. The round-trip fare
will be So only.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

You will never know how
cool you can make your
home or office until YOU have
substituted electric light for
gas and put in an electric
fan. As a power electric
ity is unequaled. Let US
turn on the current. Phone
II.
United States Electric Lighting Co,
2l3 18th 81, l. W
The morning times., 1895-09-04
SEARCHING FOR HIS DAUGHTER.
Norfolk Man Calls on the Police TO
id Him.

Bessie Douglass, a young white girl
is reported TO De missing from her home in
Norfolk, Va Her father S. NJ. Douglass,
who lives at No. . Shields street, Norfolk,
is in the city looking for his daughter.
In company with Mamie Powell. i white
woman, about forty years of age, she has
visited Baltimore and Philadelphia. He
heard recently that she was in this city and
he came TO hunt her up. Her whereabouts
are unkuo wn to the police, but a search VIII
be made.
She is described IS about fleet, 3inches in
height. Of slender build, dark hair and eyes,
large mole on the throat, dressed when she
left home in May last in deep mourning.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
HE ADVANCED THE MONEY.
Charles Hail, of Hi lsdale, Neatly
SNindlcd by A Stranger.

Charles Hail, OF Hi lSdale, Neatly
Swindlcd by Stranger.
Charles Hail, OF Hillsdale. has been neatly
swinded out OF SS Hall has a sister who
is in good circumstances. The other day a
young man presented himself at Halls
house and told him that his sister was dead.
Hans GRIEF was somewhat mitigated by
the announcement that $500 was coming
10 him But IN order TO get this sum it was
necessary that deposit OF SS be made
10 cover the legal expenses. The money was
gladly given, ard Hall, according 10 the
agreement, presented himself at the corner
OF First and ID streets TO get the $500 The
man failed 10 show up, however, and Hall
reported the affair to the police officials
after finding his sister in good health and
likely TO outlive him.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
A BRIToN INsuLTED THE FLAG.
American and English Sailors Fight
I'm MontevideO.

san Francisco. Sept By a private
letter from Montevidco it is learned that
on July 4 the sailors of the American
cruiser Newark and those from the British
merchant maraEe i'll port had a rough and
tumble fight
A Brton took down the American flag
that was used in the decorations OF a
saloon. That started the ball rolling
and for twenty minutes the fighting was
fast and furious. No one was serious. Y
injured.
Later in the day one OF the Newark
men was dangerously sta bbed in the
abdomen. He was recovering when the
letter was written
The morning times., 1895-09-04
CORRUPT LEGISLATORS.
District Attorneys Instructions That
They Shall Be Investigated.

Springfield, Ill, Sept 3-In the San
CANON county circuit court this morning
States Attorney Graham gave instructions
to the grand jury for the September term
of the court just convened to investigate
the charges of corruption made against
certain members of the legislature, and
called upon the jury to do its duty and sift
the matter to the bottom.
The States attorney claimed that the
charges made in the press of the State were
so definite and detailed that the Jury and
the prosecuting authorities could not af-
ford to ignore the matter.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

The following is a complete
list of all photographs not yet
delivered. The owners are
requested to kindly call and
get them.
This list will be published
for a few days longer for the
sake of those who are out OF
town.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
Court-MmrtiaI for Forney.

SecretaryH Herbert yesterday ordereda court
martial totry Col. James W Forney, second
in command of the Marine Corps. The trial
is the result of recent court of inquiry
which investigated a charge against the
officer of negligence in the care of Govern
ment property.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
RAILWAY POSTAL CLERKS.
Splendid Report of Their Mutua Ben
eft Association.

NII'-IIUIu INVFIUII VI IItII HII UHI BtIi-
eft Association.
Chicago, Sept. 3.-The twenty-first an
nual convention of the Railway Postal
Clerks Mutual Benefit Association opened
this morning at the Palmer House. The
annual report OF the secretary showed a
surplus of S33, 900, a gain of S12, 1000
during the past year. The association has
3,44s members. 300 of whom have beer
added during the year. Eleven assessments
aggregating SOS, 900 were paid since the
last report. There are 17S delegates il
attendance, and the convention VIII be il
session for three days.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
nm Save RismarcL.

Attorney Albright has prepared all of the
papers in the Ernest Gerstenberg dog case.
in which a writ of habeas corpus is TO be
asked Judge Cox viii be petitioned this
morning and the case disposed of inside
a week
The morning times., 1895-09-04
To Enforce a Mechanics' Lien.

TO EnlOrPF a Mer Ia MICS lien.
bill for the enforcement or a me
thanic's lien of Sl3S.45 was filed yes
terday afternoon by Eliza Barker against
Emma V Dutton and five Others. II
is sought to enforce the lien against lot
81. square 363.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening. the high
est and the lowest, and the closing prices
OF the New York stock market yesterday
as reported by silsby < Company
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Beecham's pills for consti-
patton IO' and 25f. Get the
book at your druggists and
60 by it.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
Think Awhile

Ism t there something YOU
want in our line, because
this is the best time to buy.
We have received our splen-
did assortment of new fall
stock.
BEDROOM SUITS,
PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS,
BEDSTEADS,
CARPETS,
RUGS,
TABLES,
SECRETARIES.
The prices, too, will as
tonish YOU, they are 50 low.
We are giving better values
than ever.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
SIGNED THE COHTRAcT
Commissioners and MIR. WarfIeld
Reach an Agreement.
CREMATORY NOT YET CHOSEN

Whether Ii VIII BE Smith. Brown on
Dixon IL SIM an Open Question
Matter All Fixed Up Remind CIosed
Doors, Although Many Wanted 10
BE Present at he Hearing.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
KENNY WAS RETURNED.
He Is Now Member of Parlia ment a nd
Solicitor for Ireland.

Dublin, Sept. 3.-The Parliamentary cleo
ton in st. Stnphens-Green division of Dub
lin, which took place yesterday in conse-
quence of the appointment of the sitting
member, Mr. William Kenny, Unionist to
the office of solicitor general for Ireland,
resulted in the return of Mr.. Kenny by a
vote of 1895 to 1893 cast for Mr.. Ma
honey, Parnellite.
In the election held few weeks ago Mr..
Kenny received 1861 votes and Count
Funkett, his Parncllite opponent, 3,2O5.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
Cotton
Washington etocl> Exchange.

Notice The Board will adjourn over Satur-
" during August and September
SALES TC-DAY
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Chicago Board of Trade.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

The Evening Times gives all the
news for a cent?
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Annual sales more than 10000 boxes
The morning times., 1895-09-04
FINANCIAL

American Security and Trust Company
Capitll paid i'm, 81, 10000
surplus, 55JJOJJ
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Sin gturnt auf Gre

setnebrt baS uubeSasen tes gieiienhen. User iel6t
wsnn bas gseter ntdbt itarmtid 1T, mag er ber Gee.
franfbeit aussefsst iein. Dieient3su, pel4e hber
bas rsrc5e Bafer" reien, fruteu Fa nit Spfettsr's
Masenttser8 reriebsn, bus tn nnprbnnns seratbeue
Wdsen NIT tefrisbiseaber Sbneuisteit unb gi@er=
beit berubist. Gahc!be TT elm 5upe-ldfses Gesens
mtttel sesen ben tdd ltGen GnHub etnes trcptl&en,
pom Snmpfuft tnfcirten, peer gu reuben cter ,n
en&sen 9!tmas icpcbl als aud seaen fte 9girtunsen
nnseiunber Didt uuo idlesbten IrinfpdEerS. &C.
itdftsretiente sur see pper gu 9anbe, Seeleute,
8ereleute, reflt&e Ytpniere unb age bteieniaeu,
prlde benz We@iel ron Sitma unb Tenperatur aus
seest finb srtldren tas 8itters einfimm!a ala bas
bette S6usmittel. DaKelbe psrtintert Rbeumatiss
mus unit 2unseuleioen Bic Gclse, pom feuGtem uub
faltrH Wettcr uub btlbet e.nen mirtfemen Stus se.
g. ale Nrten BON Walarto Man fam iib auf baS
Atttt, bet Wereauunssbef&rerpeu, Sober. unb Wies
tentsieen perlaffen.
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$50 1T Gein Sreuno, Der gfarrer
9eblteben?" fra9te Der abnun9Slole
Qragoner.
vGr ging Biuab, lin tbr cine Same
NIT 9Saner su bolen."
nWaa@t jest nur, baB SIR fortz
fomnlt, in loeni9en Minuten idlieBen
mir oas 3tor.'
@leid) oarauf fam Goenb. gein
Intlie oriidte bic b06ite 9efriebiguns
aus, ais inn Sb BON benz gorgefallez
nen er;ablte.
s9eute sl6enb selinst uns Illes,"
iaste ct. Ser Wa6tn1ei iter liegt be-
trunfen i'm 8ett, i'd babe linn eine
3anne Wet mad Der anoeren einee,
flobt. Oie Qrasoner trinfen unten in
Der 2euteltube ienieits oes Chores.
0Str molten ltnS ieet MIR i6nell aufs
ula6ei!"
Sd ging binab rnb rief BEN Bauer.
Wlit ieiner 0ilfe truget, bic @iOnsen
ben Sarg aus Der 6alle uno Iesten ibn
auf Ben Mo9en. Soeno unb ST ltiegen
anf. Cas 9bor luar seOffnet, Der MonS
6eldien Die Birdie; (anglam perlieBen
tie ben SdloBbof unb perl6panoen i'm
Dunfel beS Malbes.
Sben in ser 5alle aber iaB GnliDs
fait beiinnungsloS nod ben rerslpeis
felten Gnltrsneungen, Die iie oelnad)t
bate, I'M iic5 los5ureibeu. sic ipaebte
lei beM Gpoten.
(Eprtfebune fpIDt).
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Guaen 6iAter iiber Die Suitdnbe
in Wee6lentura.

In BEN Medlenburger 3ufduben
iibte Gugen Gid1ter an 20. Gebrnar
I'm Nei1stoge, als eS li9 um Sic 3meite
Beratbung bes Nntrases Ya9nides
ouf @infhbrung bon 0oIfspertretun.
gen in ben Bunbesitaateu banbelte.
eine idarfe &ritit. Gr ingte u. a.:
@erabe bic 0erren medlenburgifden
4bgeoroneten @eiti1 uno Nauf baben
bic medleubursiibe 0erfafIunss @e.
l1iGte bier faIi6 Dieberseseben. I'll.
leroinaS 1T bic Streliber Regierung
10 Yro3ent reattiOndrer getpeien, als
bic 5dmerin 'ide. 0err gtoud beruFt
fi3 aIs StreIiBer ouf ben 3uiammen.
bang swiiGen Surf unb Belt; er
brau@t bas nid)t 70 iebr au betonen;
benn meun nidt bon polenaIt amei
S4uabronen aiirafIiere Der StlsIiBer
&esieruug gu Ollie getommeu pdren.
10 wdre eS f9oA baniaIs nit Der Stre>
liber 9errlidteit gan3 unb gar su @nbe
gemeien. (@roBe Deitelfeit.) 0or
30-40 Sabren mar bic Nusmanberung
nirsenbS 10 srDB tpie in Medlenburg,
ebenfo mar nirgenbS bic Sab! Der une.
beli6en &inber 10 arOB alS bort. g1it
felt Der &ei6Stag @eiuerbefreibeit, 8ers
ebeli6ungsfreibeit &c. berseitsllt bat,
baben ii6 bic 8erbdltniHe borI gebel.
fert. Gie streliber haben ni6t aa3u.
germ ibre gufnahme in ber NorSoeut.
f6en Guno por3ie6sn lahen; tie uaren
befanntlid nidt friesstu6tig 1866,
neil bic WtiiBeni6irme ON, Der Nbiuitis
rung fsblten (@roBe 6eiterfsit); fie
baben aber nu6ber In ben 9toros
beutiGeu 8unb binein gemuBt. Bis
1872 bate ii6 gsedlenburg Icine
militdrii4e Selbhiidub;sfeit au
mabren aewuBt, fie batten 3uar
feinen &rie9smiaiitsr. aber elm gebeis
mes 4riesseoaeeium, fie hatten au9
i'm @tat elm beionberes 8apitel fir
Bau unb llnterbaltuns Der Geltun9en,
bas nit 5 Sbalern idbrli9 botirt mar.
(Sthrmiife 9eiterfeit). Sd leIbit
bradte biS 1872 i'm &ei6stage CUR
Spra6e unb unter benz Slude Der 2ds
6erli1teit finb bamals blefe Diuse be,
grlben pDrben.
6err fauf felIt iid alS Yertrauens.
mann bes 6irfen Dor; er 1T alleroines
nod benz Parlamsnt6almana6 groB.
ber3ogli1er Semdnenpd6ter, aber ba.
rau8 fann i'd nod nift annebmen,
baB ct bas Wertrauen bes 6iirften ge.
padtet bat. Das 1T mir bod cine su
feubale 4uffafurg. (beiterteit } 9err
Naud meinte aud), mir IcGte1 lieber
bafar iorgen, baB Nsdlenburg neniger
Su ben &ei9slafeu berangeJoaen lpiro,
alS bisber. WaS nust es uns, menn
mir bic @in3eIltaaten erilalfen, Wed
Ienburg gegeniibers IS 9iebt Ia feiae
8olfsbertretung. bic iibcr bic Geruea,
bung mitaubeidlieBen ba5eu milroe.
Sm @otbaif6en 8aleubtr pirb
geIast: lleber bic Giuanjen bon
Msdlenburg Sirelib iinb ;upers
Idlfige Nngaben ni6t betaunt" (@roBe
6eiterteit), Dbwobl man lid in bieiem
8u6e iiber bic 6inanSeu aller tiberieei.
i6en unb haIbeioiIilirten staaten I'M.
terridteu faHn 6err BON Grege meint,
mir maridiren nit ben Soeialoemos
traten Nrm IN Qrm; bann gilt bas
bn9 aud bon Serrn pcn Marquarbien
unb ben NationalliberaIen. @S 1T
1aratteriltifb, tpie Elm Sriefabeliger,
tpie 6err Don Greee. fi9 fiir feuoaIe
ginridturgeu nod ftdrfer ins 3eus
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Dr.. priee's Cream Bofine pomoel.
9ns hoafommenHe, Oas geulaMt tnirA.

2afpinenartig ibwelen bic pro.
teiie Der Wfdnner Der aunit uuD Wils
ienfGaft gegen bic umftursporlage ar.
Sic uItrafeubale nareu3. 3situng4
n!adt fih bisfer sEtid)ieoeucn Mei.
nunssduBerunaen bes gebilbeten 9helIs
bes beutihen 8oltes gegeniiber ldher
lid. inbem iie bon rpbraienbaftem Wi=
beritan6" fprt6t.
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Heel. Nede In d@en DeDaenen kall man fir Walg Geld

Ieat. als Serren, bic bic NoeIsprobe
beRsr belte5en f0nnen. 9err bon Grese
ioute OILS 5a6ie aud nidt 10 tiihu
uorgeben, benn peun 1849 bic preubi.
fhen @arbebatoillone in Dresden benz
&0nig bon Sadhien gegen iein eiaeneS
Bolt nidt au Ollie gefommen mdren.
10 tpdre es NIT Der iddfiiden 6errIi9.
felt ebenio i6nea au @nbe getpeien,
wie beinabe nit ber 9treliber.
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Jedes Department Weist Reduktiolel auf,
vie sic ME VoT1er VeTzeiC1pet WoTdeD sind,
Seiben;enae /! seioenseuae +!

ltaiere ausfteauna bon eeibenseueen
iibt bic frDbte Nttroftion qua. Die bil.
lisen Yre,i, aieben hie Sunsen an - eber
uniere Sorrd.be iinb unsri9Spffid. @ir
offertren nod ii1,r1er:
70 Stiife 9abutai getbe, tpertb
50 @ents. au 20 @ents.
o ntnfterte Sa6mtai=0 0Sa af@ieibe,
3u 45 Gslt8.
27 3Oa bre te gurab 0lace, in
9euea uno bInfelu Ualben, tpertb 80
@erts, :u 80 Gents.
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Dr.. priee's Cream Bafins Qowoel
669fe @eltsaasHeltunsS ans3ebdnmns.

@rumoei8emtbmmS llebertraann9er j..
@ba8. Ntoier an 8. 8. Worfe,
8runbiild i'm Original @itps2ot 1856.
fiit $3.50.
&eaaan 9ouaon (als MoKenpsr.
Daltsr fir Sam Maoerid) an Nbol=
pbRs 8nIG, @runoitiid on WsHspou.
ton StraBe (Nlamo Braaerei),
$4,000.
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Neue &leioerifoife.

II 3oif treiter ,,Mpmfelime
prtfie", fer neueite tp' leb,hte Stotf,
neus Nuiter in alien @enres. 3u IS @ts.
30 stiide aeme frana1iiicbe Ga
teens, IN ben allesneueiten Diultern, ,u
35 Gents.
27 3Oa brette geiSenftofTe, in
t'etnen allsrIiebiten Multesn unb DoppsI.
farben, 3u 90 Gents.
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8m8Sies, 6utid,en, 0lmbmlan3ea mno
anoere ssubriperfe.

Reide 9luSwaal oapOn su alien
preiien fir Seoermann bel Woo b.
marb 6 8rig9s. Gubrmerfe al
Ter 4rt auf 2aser. iowie @eihirre uno
3aumseus ieber Sorte. Die Yor.
rdtbe bieier Sirma finb bic sr6Bten i'm
sansen Siiben unb ibre Breiie iinb fur
Sebermann errei9bar. r2eben unb
leben laRen!" 1T ibr @runofaB uub
bur9 bic 8efolguua beKelben bat lie
audl eine leitenbe Stelung in ibrer
@ei9dfi8 Sranhe in San Nntonio err
langt.
gDaaren gteberla9e unb Ibrefe: !:
opbmarb & Briggs, 228
Siio. 6loreS. StraBe, San NntoHio.
b9- Srieflideu 9tuftrdgen ipirb be,
ionoere Sorafalt 3uaepenbet unO gu.
frieoenfelung garantirt.
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s. GdersfOrm, beuti der 81 o.
tograpb. gseeniiber bonn Miiionss
garter. Cabinets $3.50 bas Subenb.
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l6le, tiidii9e 9eiben boppslt eulpfdnslid
unter bieien llinitdnben ben5tbigt Der
8orper etnss Stimulan,mittelS, bas bie CT.
ndbriin9efuuttioneu resrlt. inbem 60 bas
8lnt reinigt, ernenert nnb erfriift, iebes
Organ sil sefunber 2bdtisfeit anreet unb su
feiner gerridtung 9efdift na9t. DR..
Yierces "Golden Medical Discovery" 10
bier oas refte DING am redten Plate.
Ocean Bort, 81. 8.
DR.. g. 9. Bterce: Bertber Serrl--
Wir gebrau1eu Sbr "G. M. D." In nnierer
Samilie unS tpiiicn, baB Tim nid)ts oleid1
tontmt; Ginss unierer Rinoer bate 2unssnentjiin.
SSnne PIE aunse berSdrtete fld, aber burp ben Gt.
prau9 Des 'Dlscnvc-y" nurbe 6sm baIb ipieOer abe
ter Eis ie.
~
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9amell : yaillelf

llnler GROCER 8erfauf bon D,men.
Sataen bali an. Btr habsn bsreits un.
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