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plain collar and belt of white silk be- ing garnished with sprays of orange blossoms. A long tulle veil completed the simple but elegant gown.
 For the same bride there was pretty travelling gown made of rich basket weave wool in olive green and brown. It's bodice fitted without wrinkle, and the enormous sleeves were of dull olive green velvet finished at the wrist by three bands of sable tails. About the throat there was folded collar of the velvet band of the fur being close about the neck. The skirt was made to just clear the ground all around, of the basket cloth, finished at the foot with a double row of tails and lined through out with olive green silk. With this gown a little brown felt with a soft crown of olive velvet is to be worn. A bunch of black feathers and knot of violets completed it. Over her shoul- ders the bride will wear a short double cape of sable lined with black satin sprinkled with green leaves.
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FASHION NOTES.
Brides, Menr.


 But little over a week remains for weddings before Lent begins, and so it would be reasonable to present a bridal costume, but that these outfits for Feb ruary brides differ little from those worn on similar occasions in April Thus the elegant costume sketched herewith is of double interest, since it was planned for a wedding of this week, yet can be copied to serve in ceremonies that come later. It was made of white peau de soie, it's plain skirt finished by a long train bordered on the inside with a white tulle lace ruffle, drapery of white chiffon was fastened at the left side with a bunch of orange blossoms. It's bodice was @ little full, gathered at the neck and waist and was covered with chiffon, the
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NERVE.
FLoRETTD.

After the Concert.-ffe--I envy that man who sang the tenor solo. She Why, I thought he had a very poor voice. He-So did I. But just think of his nerve!-Life.
 Buggins-How do you, being a bach elor, know so much about women's bonnets, and so little about the drama Muggins-Oh, I spend a great deal of time at the theatres. s.-Phlladelphia Rec ord.
 occasionally" said Uncle Ezen, Ger young man seems a heap mo willin' | ter spen' money on valentines fo CT young lady dan he is ter settle de grocery bill after he marries her.'-- | Washington Star,
 Chronic grumbler-Look here! There's no meat in this sandwich. Affable waiter-Then why do you call it a sandwich? l am surprised that gen. | tleman of your erudition should com | init such a solecism in rhetoric Boston Transcript.
 You don't tell me that I am the prettiest woman at the reception, as you used toy pouted Mrs. -Snaggs. NO" replied her husband; you must remember that I joineG the church only two weeks ago. "-Pittsburg Chron- icle-Telegraph.
 Hojack( reading)-The emperor of China has ordered the Pekin bankers to advance him the money he needs, or lose their heads. Tomdik-That sounds like an American invitation to offiee-holders to make voluntary cam paign contributions.-Puc
 Little Miss Brickrow-W all your airs, I don't blieve your folks has any family heirlooms. Little Miss D'Avnco--We haven't, eh? My mamma has breastpin that my grandmother bought at the Paris Exposition, and smuggled in herseif.-Good News
 Al FaIfer Cooking over the bill of fare)--It's ben so long sence we was in the city before Si, that it seems ez 'ef we ought to have a bottle of wine, But it comes purity high. Si Low-We might try some corkage. That only costs fifty cents a bottle.- Smith, Gray & Co.'S Monthly.
 A small boy on Third street had some difficulty with the neighbor's children during the afternoon, and that night he was not feeling in very
  Christian spirit. After he had gone to bed his mother came in to tuck him away snugly. "Did you say your pray ers?" she inquired. 'Yesm." And did you pray for the heathen?" The boy was slow to answer "Yesm, I did" he said at last, "all of them, except them next ."-Detroit Free Press
 Mrs. Longnecker (of Squantuck Cor ners)-Who's that driven by, wonder? I declare, I believe it's that Pushing ton girl, from the city that visitin' at the Talcotts Peek through the blinds here, Almiry, an see f 'tain't | Miss Almira Fortysmith-Yes that's | who 'tis; but who's that sappy-lookin | little fellow with her? Do you s'pose he's the one that they says goin' to marry her? Mrs. Longnecker-- Shouldn't wonder. I guess that's her asco.-Harper's Bazar.
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ell and Lawrence, the companies are continually in hot water. The plan pro- posed for an extra police is to empower the government of any town or city to appoint special policemen. who shall be uniformed, and whose whole duty shall be to ride on the cars of the local street railway companies, with authority to put off or arrest all disorderly or other- wise obnoxious passengers.
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system will be out of the question if the law remains In force, as the cost will be doubled. And Labor will not be bene- fited. The whole affair is a striking H. lustration of the folly and fraud that have been altogether too conspicuous in the "Labor" movement in this coun- try.
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More gold. Alluvial and reef gold has been discovered in Madagascar at An tinahaka, north of Antananarivo. A thousand ounces were taken by native workers from strip of ground twenty feet by three.
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If it will please you or your surviving Friends, you can now be buried In an aluminium coffin. They are lighter than wooden collins and will last long time.
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''The New Woman" is well represent ed in Mrs. Catherine Conklin, who has supported herself and child for three years at Huguenot, New York, by cut ting cord wood. Mrs. Conklin is thirty seven and has been widow for three years.
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Even the great cannot evade the small boy. The German emperor was Init by snow ball the other day in the Kindergarten.
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John Floyd, negro carpenter of Au- gusta, Georgia, enjoys his own thoughts. He has named his four sons Jay Gould, Vanderbilt, Rockefeller and Phil Ar rnour.
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The Massachusetts Street Railway as- sociation has petitioned the legislature to enact law authorizing the appoint ment of street railway police. It is represented that the companies find it almost impossible to deal effectually with disturbances on their cars. If for instance, conductors lay hands on trou- blesome passengers to eject them, civil suit for damages usually follows. The result of frequent citations to appear in court as defendants is that the com panies issue orders that their employees must never use force with unruly pa- irons. If the conductor can persuade a disorderly person to leave the car, the other passengers are of course satisfied, but when there is a scene and the con ductor falls back on his instructions, the company becomes a target for com plaints and abuse. Much trouble is ex- perienced on the lines between Boston and it's suburbs, especially late at night when drunken men invade the cars, and where license towns are within travel Ing distance of no-license towns, as Low
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Notice.

Wecan acoept anonymous or return re- jected communications. In all cases the name Of the writer will be required. not for publica- fion. but as a guarante good faith.
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New Hampshire has long had pro- hibitory law on the statute books, and one of the largest breweries in the coun- try is in the city of Portsmouth. An eff fort has been made to secure from the legislature a repeal of the existing law and the substitution of license sys- tenn, but the committee on the subject has reported against the proposition by a vote of two to one, and its action will be sustained by quite large ma jority. Practically rude sort of li- cense system now exists, by which the liquor dealers in the city are fined and have their goods confiscated often enough so that they pay out on, the average about as much annually as a license fee legally collected would cost. Much the same situation exists in Kan sas under the prohibitory law. In com lnunities where public sentiment favors the sale of liquor there is a system of fining the dealers SO that they pay the equivalent of a license fee.
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Vocal Training for Children. From Harper's Bazar.l

A general prejudice exists against the cultivation of childrens voices. Pa
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That the Germans are the most frugal people in the world has long been known. The census office has issued a statement which shows that in the fifty eight cities in this country of 50,000 pop ulation and over the percentage of peo- pie by place of birth owning their own homes is. as follows: United States, 23.- al; Austria Hungary, 21.93; Canada and Newfoundland F'rench), 1887; Canada and Newfoundland QEnglish), 1877; Eng land and Wales. 23.49; France, 24.O9; Germany 91.85; Ireland, 24.49; Italy, 6.27; Norway, Sweden and Denmark, 246e; Russia and Poland, 14.S7;; Scot land, 24.19; other countries, 25.4S
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An old woman who did not put her trust in safety deposit vaults died in Philadelphia the other day. She was known to have money, and a thorough search was made of the premises with out disclosing the hiding-place. Final ly, when the body was being prepared for burial, porous plaster on the old wornan's side was noticed, which did not lie as close to the skin as such plas- ters generally do. When the plaster was removed a number of government bonds, representing the old woman's en- tire fortune, were found between it and the skin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-04-12
9ie @meritanerin. ipeIhe elm

- Die gmerifanerin. ipeI6e sinen
bsutiden @rafen oper 8rinssn bsiratbet.
tritt bamit burdauS nidt obne Weiteres
in bic Ransitufe ibres 9atten elm. IS
bsbarf pielmebr zines beiont eren @nas
benafies bes 8aiiers, Tim iie boifdbis su
MAIDEN. IS 1T fdrn mebr ipie einem
ganfssmdbsl, oas bic freie uno ltoIse
4merltanerin gar su idroff beroustebrte,
paiiirt. bab man ibr bic faiisrlide Sof.
buos Dor Der Raie suma6te. nno man
fbnnie Elm babies DuBenb beuti6er
geeleute aufSdbIsn, ipeI6e nur barum
Berlin meiben, tpeil man em bortiaen
oofe ibre Srauen, bic ausIdnbii6er @e.
burt iine, ni6t fir pol aniisbt. Das
mag 2llss iebr unsere6t unb tbDri6t
iein. 9lQein es IL Ibatiade. nno oess
buIb 1T es gang uniinnis, tpenn uniere
anglo amerifaniipen 9eitunsen ibren
9eiern porreben. bab man ii6 on ben
suropdii6en S0fen um bic ganfes, Brin.
seiiinnen fDrmli6 reise, uno BOP 8aiier
unb SDnise nit chamber petteifern, UNI
osm umerifanii6en Dollar ibren Reipefi
su be3eisen. Oenn bel Sofe sdbIen nun
einmaI ni&t bic Dliaionen. ionosrn bic
Ibnen.
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Nuftauo bel xiSh.

Man Fam WeHer unb 0abeI auf sans
ididIibe Wanier banbbaben unb bod BEL
Glide Der Sdreden ieiner llmssbune
tpsrbsn, unb sipar our6 bas 8orbrinsen
BON unartifulirten 2auten unb @srdu.
iden, nit bensn man bic Iufnabme bon
Speiien, namentlib bon fldiiissn, tpie
Suppe, Tbee u. {. 10. besIeitet. 9luf elm
sinisermaben feines @efdbl tpirft bies 70
abitobenb uno tpiberlib, bab bon irseno
peltsn IafeIfreuoen unb @endfen gar
feline 8ebe iein fann. Sierin 1T Der
gnsldnbsr tpabrbaft muitersiltis uno
alien anberen Rationsn bpraus. Nebs
men mir stpsi sstrsnnts SafsIn in einem
Spsiieiaal uno ieben mir an bic cine
gnsIdnbsr unb an bic anbere 8eipobs
nsr bes Sentiments unb fiibren mir beim
Serpiren Der Suppe einen 8linben in ben
SpeiieiaaI, 70 tpiro berieIbe iOfort an Der
pbQisen @erduidIofsfeit, nit Der bic
8rdbe senofen tpirb, bic ensIii6e Tafel
erfennen, tpdbrenb lauteS Shmaben uno
Sdlurfen bic Gnseb6risen anberer gia.
tionalitGten fenntli6 madt.-Aud BEL
8inbern ioate friibseitis auf serduidloies
gHen sebalten tperoen.
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Ssrbineeruns bes 3eimens Der
Speifefartpffeln.

Das 2eimsn Der 2artoTsln i'm 2sasr
su @nbe bss Winters 1T Elm bisber burd
fein DiitteI su perbinoernoer llebeIitanD,
peI1er ben StdrfesebaIt Der 8noaen
beceutenb perminbsrt, ba bic 8elme bic
Stdrte su ibrem 8adstum brau6en.
Der fran;bfide 8otanifsr unb BrofeHor
Der 2anbipirtbf6aft S6ribaur in Baris
bat nun elm sbenio einfades pie biqises
unb tpirfiameS DsitteI sefunben, um ben
aartoiTeIn bic 2eimf,aft su nebmen unb
bieieIbsn auf lanse 3eit gut unb mebIie
su erbaltsn. 9aSielbe beitebt einfat
barin, baB man bic 8artofeln i'm Serbh
gut ipaidt unb nadber in b6lsernen
Ir6sen nit Wafier ibersiebt. benz l bis
2 Bro3snt S1ipefelidure beisemiidt 1T.
Sin bisisr Sliiiiisfeit Idbt man bic &ar'
toffeIn 10 bis 10 Stunoen, unb 1T bic
8irfuns bsrart, bab bic Sdure bic forfs
artise S1aIe nibt anereift, basesen bic
8eimaussn, tpeI6e bic 8noipen pariiel.
len, serfribt uno fsimunfdbis ma6t
Die Saure i6abet ben 8artofsIn font
in feiner Weiie unb IdBt iib ourd nabs
bsrises Wai1en nit reinem Waiier ent.
fernen. Die su Sameniartofeln auser'
iebenen 2nolen biitfen natiirlih FOLDER
8ebanbluns nidt untertporfen iperoen.
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Die Trau In Amerifa.

SIN Nebrasfa beiibt unb montirt cine
Srau peribnIi9 cine ipanbernbe Dampf.
orsidmai6ine, iis bereiit baS 2anb unb
(dliebt ielbit bic 8ontratte fur 8enubune
Der Wai9ine ab. Sn @bicaeo 1T cine
5rau Snssnisur BEL elmer srOben Oampf.
0afdsInitalt unb bat bic 8ontrole
lbsr Elm erobeS Maidineniperf nit bes
beutenben DampfteHeln. Cine anbere
frau if Snsenieur bel elmer @eieafdaft
bon Observation-Disclosures nit Dampfs
betrieb unb leitet bic SampfsSebes uno
8afsrfraft bes sunsen 8etriebeS; auf
bem Niiiiiiippi fab orei peibli1e Bilos
ten an8eitsqt. bic ibres 4mtes nit I'm.
iidt unb 3uuerIdiiisteit naIten. Sn
Gbieaso bat eine Srau bic 8erri9tunsen
zines gIepatorS in einem sroben Sotel
Su beiofeen. Cine anbere SSrau 1T 8as
pitdn zines Dampfers auf Buset Souno
unb stpsi Srauen iino ebenfaas 8apitdn
BON Dampfbootsn auf benz Wiiiiifppi !;
isSe bat ibren @eperbeidsin bon ben 8es
b0rben Der 8ereiniSten Staaten ers
baIten.
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@ine iournaliaiTas siebesfane.

aus Reip' gorf tpirb beridtet: ginen
tpoblperbienten ,,8einfaa" erlsbte bic
..llniteb preB", cine 8ereinisuns bon
3eituneen. bic pie bic srbBsre, pie ,,IIs
ioeiirte Brehe", Elm sisnes .3sntraIbepe.
ftenbureau unterbdlt S6on ldngere
3eit bate bic 4fociirts greiie ibre 2on.
turrentin, bic uniteb greb. in bem gers
oa6te, bab iie bic Depeidsn iener pipsr.
rettli6 beniiBe. Utan fslte ibr cine
6aas, in Der iis ii6 fins. Die 9Ifociirte
Brsfe bra6te cine Depei6e aus Snbisn
oes SnbaItS ,.Die tributpflidtissn
gin8eborenen Der Brobins Obuliia baben
iid eesen ibren 9sberrider Raiab Shit
FL OTIS Pu Eht' empbrt". Dieie Na6.
ridt eri6ien benn aud in ben 8eitunsen
Der nniteb 8reb. Nun ma9te bic ai.
ioeiirte Breiie befunnt. baB bic unitsb
Preb felbit bffentlid ibr 5bun nit benz
redten Namen beseidnet babe. Ser
Name be8 unsIddIidsn Raiabs 1T rid.
lpdrts aelefen: The U. P. UNITED
Press) stole this, bas bsiBt: ,,Die nnis
tsb Prsb bat oieiss setobIen".
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Sans unb Spf.
4artpHelfafat.

Die 2arioffeIn tperben sepaiden unb
absefo6t. seiddIt unb in binne S6ei.
ben sei6nittsn. nit fein seidnittensn
3piebsIn. oann nit Sals unb Bfsifer.
iOipie nit Del unb @iiis ansema6t.
Wan funn aud einise gbl5ffsI re6i
CUTE SIeii6brabe bineinseben, iebod eri
na6bem Der Salat ansemabt 1T, unb III
eS empfeblensnert, eisene SaIattartof.
fsln. iosenannte Sbrnden su nsbmen.
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Gin RittsI, um bartsetporbene Del.
furbe su ertpei&en. 1T SoOal0iuns. Cine
fol6s smpfiebIt iib au9 sur Reinisuns
bartseporoener BinfeI, oa bic Sooa ben
Saaren in feiner @eiie idabst. Dis
8iniel tperben in cine frii6s. sinpro.
sentise Gufl6iuns eineefedt unb unter
eeIesentIidsm Durdtnsten 70 Ianse
oarin seIahen, bis poatdnbiseS Iuf.
peiden futtsefunben bat aqerbinss
beanipru&t bic 9rosebur einen 3eitraum
BON mebreren @odsn.
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Wie tepabrt man 8dfe Dor bem
Nerberbeu2

Seinsre &dieiortsn. tpie @betsr, 8o.
quefort, Gumembert. 'gmmentbaler, Bars
meionfdfe u. I. ip., iddbt man baourd,
bab man elm NIT Wein aneefeudtetes
Isinenes Sud Dariiber bedt unb oieies
bon 3sit su 3eit tpieber nit 8ein be.
feudtet. Der 8rduterfdie, aud Sri.
ner 8die" senannt, tpeI6er unter 3uiaB
BON StsiniIeepulper bereitet tpirb, mub
an einsm fiiblen trodenen Orte aufbe.
tpabrt tperben.
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Rorf aIS Sdub seeen Wdrme ber.
tpertet mon eeeenpdrtis in Silbfranfrei6
auf cine tpirfIid iiberraidenbe @eiie i'm
8IumenbanbeI, inoem man ben 8ort pull
periiirt uno nit ieinem BuIpsr bic in
gapierbeutel eineefdIORenen SIumen
eini&Iiebt. Nuf bisfs art ina es seIun.
gen iein. frifd abseidnittene 9lumen
bon Nissa bic nab ct. petersburg boil.
fommen frif6 3u bef5rbern.
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6eiebdftssMn3ei8er.


Budb' une Heeiesu,'Srudsr.
8rtb. ". @aensL Drudarbtittsbn art,
In snslii&T uup btuti&sr Spra&t, 5ti eada.
pauua Npsnus, stssnhbtr BEN 8iulty Stprt.
4roesries une propifionsn.
granbpp s. MiIItr (gia1fpIstr bon
8sabls & Staa), ff6 penn Apt.
Gbptn 6. Seal, "a eaaapanua apt.
has bsrabmts Wbite Sppnss Wsbl.
8rtb. 8. @ibmaysL Dsltfatsasn
$50 eadapanna Mpenue.
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eepafeItes cdfenfleifdb ~ fOdben.

Das aus Der SalsIafe ssnommene
5leii& tpirb nit Wurselperf in iiebsnbss
Waher einseIeet unb unter 4bi6dumen
in ettpa spei Stunben peid sefo1t.
ST bas Sleii4 idon lunse i'm Sals se.
Iesen unb baber su fbarf. nimmt man
nad einiser 3eit frifdes WaHsr. i'm sni.
sesenssiesten Sale siebt man stipas
2afe baau.-@lbt man nit Spinat,
0interfobI, Sauerfraut unb @rbien.
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= Serr Soiepb goiea, Stbuca, 81.
g.. idreibt: Sir Gber 40 Sabre mar
i'd elm Opfsr rbeumatiider S4mersen.
SD puros peranlabt st. Safobs Del su
periu6en. SD sebrau6te stpei Slai6en
unb ale rbsumatii8s Sdmer3en iinb
perihnunben.
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S@ue Der Spiesel tn feudbten
@pbnuueen.

Gin gutter Sdub 1T bas nebersiebsn
Der 8idieite Der SpieseI nit 1eerpapier.
bas feit aufseIeimt pirb. Benn bic
feudte 2uft nur in cine SpaIte binein.
aieben fam, 70 bsfommt Der eanse Spies
gel SIede, bic ni8t ipieber 3u entfernen
iinb,
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S~ Masbeburs Saueriraut, 8ismard
Sdrinse, Soaanbii6e Sdrinss beim Dub.
eno cber Sdb6en bel @ibmapsr, SO $50
2adairanna Gpsnue.
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Watte Senitsri6sibsn i'm 8aoesimmer
iisllt man ii6 ieIbft ber. inbem man iiber
ssrtIsinertes Fluor Calcium SdpsfsI.
idure sisBt unb dbsr bic iid enttpideIn'
ben Dampfe bas SsnfsrsIas baIt.
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Grant Stetter,
SOtel an0 SGcferei
Matuffrafae. RuNe aNnrR

Barme uno falte epeiien fno Su ieosr "a.
gssjeit ju babeu. drifdes Eager itets an
5apf iops Bsins. aiauore unb Gisarren.
Die nit meiuem Sotel perbuuosne Bdderei
liefsrt Elm uopislidts Badptrt unb psrosn
als Bsfslluussu prompt uuo biIlis beiorst
Hrauf Stettsr
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s0r Die feiniten Drudarbeiien in Der
StaSt lisfert bic ,,Wo4snbIatt" Office.
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Giue praftifAe Wdufefalle.

Gin Iesrsr, ca. finisbqiser 8Iumen.
iopf, Elm ,useipistss NummsrboIs (gti.
tett) unb Elm Stdd Brett, @las, S1ies
fer obsr bsrsIeidsn. An bem ipisen
gnbs bss giummerboIses befeitist man
ben abber. Sped, grot unb oereleiden.
teat ben 8Iumentopf umseiebrt uuf baS
Brettitiid unb itelt nun bas 9fummers
boIs auf bic bobe 8ante, mit benz 8Doer
naG obsn, na1 benz Snnern bes COPIES
seri6tet untsr ben &anb beslelben, 70
bab bieier II Bis 2 8oa bierburd uui
Der sinen Seite ssbobsn tpiro. Daa
Sod i'm Iopfe tpirb, tpenn e8 su srob 1T.
sussfopft. Sobalb bic WlauS unter
ben Iopf friebt uno an bem 8Doer nasi,
iippt bas Sols um, cer Topi faat beruns
ter unb bic Daus if sefanssn.
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Das foIssnbs 1T elm sbenio einfades
aIs bsipdbrtes 8erfubren. idparsieioens
aIsibunssfdde, 9i6er. 8rapatten u. t.
ip. su reinissn. 8uerit tpirb Der StOff
nit sinsm trodenen tpoaenen 2appen gut
absetpii6t unb nbtbissnfaliS poridtie
ausssflopft, um ben Staub su entfernen
Damn tpirb Der @esenitanb auf einem
1ifde aussebreitet unb nit bsibem 8af'
fee, tpsI6sr burd Seiben bon allen Safe
bsfreit 1T. mittslS zines S@psmmes
iorsfdItis auf Der redtsn Seite abserie.
ben. Der StOf pirb oann ettpas ss'
trodnst unb auf Der perfebrtsn Ssite &C..
bieelt. $50 baS lebtere nibt mbglib
iit, muB beim BdseIn elm 1u6 aufse'
Iest perbsn. Der 8ufee nimmt ale
5ledsn unb rlnreinisteiten meg unb iteai
ben natiirliben @lans Der Seibe pisber
Der. tuie bies feline anbere 5ldfisfsii
tbut.
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Sr. 6. Oreiper.
Der 4biIaosIpbia SpsiaIift. unb isiu etab bon
amerlfaniiden unb oeutiden aerjten.
fino nab Dem
alten pofsebGube, Sprnre Stra6e,

hmbSdobthI uhp otuuHoetH puti uut
&rautbeiten oes Nerbenibtems,
oeren Spmtome SdpinbsI. Gntmutbiguna, or.
sauridss lnpermo9sn. 8eoa1tnlbueruft. g..
i9r,den, Rsruoftdt. grmiouns 8srfopfune
8li:oeridudts uno abnIite ftub. Bsr mu
olden Smpptomen bebaftet it, iuats uns 70.
fort tu 2atbs 5Ieben unb mir weroeu ieine Sc
unobeit wleoer pOllitdnoi8 berfteaeu.
8erIorene Wannbarfeit bersefelt.
S1wd9e bel iuneen Wdnnern ssbsiIt.
gOniuItutiOn fra uno itrsnsts 8sridwssen.
belt sarantirt.
Sfioftunoeu tdsIid BON 9 Worssns bic 9
Abenos. Sonnta9s pon 8 Wor9ens be 2
Ra6m.
8ir finf 2 Gents Briefmartsn fenos i'd mein
8u6 ,,Renss 9sben' on lrSeno cine aorsfs.
Or. g. Sretper.