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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-12
TAssELs ON THE STOCKINGS.

TASSELS ON THE STOCKINGS.
Once upon time the prettiest girls
ia town wore tassels on their boots, but
that was long ngo. Now they wear
them dangling from their very best
stockings. But no one is supposed to
know this but the girls themselves.
The stockings which are decorated
with these gay little silk tasssels are
two-toned. The upper part is invariably
black, in fine lacework design, while
the boot is not only in some delicate
color, but is laced all the way up the
'front.' The stocking is provided with
two rows Of eyelets, through which the
silk cord is laced. About an inch from
the top of the boot the lacing stops
Here it ties, the ends being finished
with two tassels, generally in the same
color as the lacing. The coloring OF the
cord and tassels varies with the shade
o. the stocking.
y particularly effective pair show the
upper part of the stocking in black
with the silk boot in light blue. Silver
cord is used for the lacing and the tas-
sells are of silver threads and blue silk
mixed. For novelty these stockings
are inexpensive. They come in va
riety of colors.
Lacework effects are to be high in IA
vor among all the new stockings for
evening wear aud many and novel are
the ways the openwork designs are in
troduced. a plain silk stocking will
nave not only the instep but the entire
stocking crossed with narrow bands of
openwork in white or contrasting
color.
To add to the effect many of the
bands have their lace designs picked
out with the finest of iridescent beads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-12
EDUCATIONAL.
OFFICE OF CITY SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS


OFFICE OF CITY SUPERINTENDENT
" OF SCHOOLS,
ALEXANDRIA. VA, August 3. 1896.
In obedience to the instructions of the
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, The an.
nual examination for teachers will be held in
Peabody School Building, corner of King and
Alfred streets, as follows:
For White Teachers, August 1th ana 18th
For Colored Teachers, August 18th and
14th
The examination will begin on each day at
9 o'clock a. In.
All persons proposing to stand this cxami-
nation will present themselves promptly OIL
the days and at the hour named, supplied
with pens ink and paper of uniform size
legal cap preferred
K KEMPER,
City Superintendent of Schools.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-12
DRY GOODS.
BBy|)HB|NS

slaughtering goods without counting cost
and denolishing prices to an unexamp cd and
undreamed-of level TO close out all summer
stock quickly. Another merciless reduction
siege has again brought down all former re.
ductons, snd bargains this week have jump.
ed to colossal proportions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-12

E,OR SALE.-THIRTY-TH THREE ACRES
II OF LAND adjoining Braddock Heights,
: acres with chvice fruit trees and fine
stream of water ~ acres with good
house of 10 rooms, and outbuildings; plenty
OF shade and frnit trees; good well of water
near the house. and good stream of water
for stock 10 acres with plenty of apple aud
peach trees and fine stream of water; Sl2
acres with apple orchard. This land is beau
tifully located on good road about one and
a.half miles from Alexandria and about one
quarter of mile from a station on the elec-
trc road and six miles from Washington.
Apply to ID. N. RusI,
ie3tf 122 south Washington Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-12
FOR SALE OR RENT.

EyoR RENT.-OFFICE adjoining 112 S.
II Patrick street. The owner will put it
i'll good order for rc.iab o tenant. Apply
at / II south Patrick street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-12

21a yard TABLE CLOTH, all linen and
a dozen all.linen NAPKINS, for 81. so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-12
EoR RENT.

SIX ACRES OF LAND at Lochaber ius
north of the city limits Good place for a
profitable market ga-den. Apply at this
office. dec23 If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-12

TTN) CLOSE IT oUT-Honeysuckle sosp
a 4 good toilet soap, soc dozen, cakes
for sc. for sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-12

CNIALL SUGAR CURED HAMS AND
- Breakfast Pieces received to day at
! & MIL IBIJRN'S
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NULL LINE of DOMESTIC D&Y GOODS,
4 Notions and Seasonsbe Underwear the
best qualities at lowest prices call and eX-
A. c. SLAYMAKER.
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E h r FILIZ g 4 S

JUST RECEIVED n compete line of Pro.
- fessor J. !. Georges SCIENTIFIC PRE-
PARTITIONS FOR THE FEET, including
his Pa.ent instcp Cushions for high aud low
shoes Corn and Banion Shields etc. For
safe by T.. .LEADBEATER X SONS.
Ask for q Pamphlot on Pedial0gy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
EEK San Antonio: John Mar
iEsken; o. u. Brown. ]. Il. Alt-

ran Antonio. John Mar
iEsSen; o. u. Brown. J. Il. Alt-
=. Mlhthey. 81. Louis; J.. Der.
CcasNlie j.. \. Roosevelt. rh l.
=, 4 Sher.ll. Waco: i. ".
IVY v. +. Breath. Galveston
s.9h, New York: II. NJ. Myers.
tsshs' H. j. kigw.n. Fort Morih
fl'pa Sm.thvllic. w. II. Morris.
a. Bentley, Zimmerman. Mn.
~, ,. Porter. Mrs. w. Il. Nash.
n.own, {. H. Mimi. AIStn. NJ.
|,N'h s, hot snrngs; j. u. Harris.
r. ~ NJ. DAVIS. Denver: u. T..
g" Francisco, n. -. sullivan
=, Y. Coslev. sal, axe; j. &.
/ : r.'n,uoNy' ;. y. Paine. New
ILL., moore, l.. 7. ltcscr, St.I.ouis.
-s0H' cincinnati; j. NJ. Moore,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20

tric,, including Chambers, Galveston. Bra
| zoria. Mataeorda AID Wharton eoIniios
secured a solid gold delegation Of solid
Linn men to the sen ttor al convention, OF
which he Is chairman and no doubt Will
| call when he gsts the triggers set IN he
other counties. when majority of the
democrats would have preferred nome
faithful. pucc and honest FREQ 5 liver man
for senator.
Z; Rudolph kieherg gold man. socnred a
solid gold delegation OF solid kieuerg men
20 the congressional convention of tho
Eleventh district when called. whsn, III
fact. IA large majority of the de nocrats
liver men, would have preferred John c.
hetslcy OF Bcevillo, a silver man, able
lawyer and sound democrat
D. \ number of the said bard. strong
arG entlh s.astic. shrcwi. wlrcw orkii,G
soid men were selected AZ delegates to
ne Siaie ronv' niiors at Austin aud Fort
North, when they knew that by vote on
''nnc 4 no gold man would haze been
elected IN county four-htths q liver.
4 Sad bnn'l appointed the precinct
chairmen for the election two years hence
pnd hold the county machinery ,u ,heir
i"ndS without the maicr ~ of the DEMO
facy hnving any voice in The matter.
Wherefore. many Of me nnwaiy, silver
ba's and cnianrled with the invisible
web. nre STRUGGLING To hc free and spsw
Ont the noisomc aosc. while others. such
l)claroN who are securely tied they
can not even wisgl" and not able o cNtr-
cate themselves from the hand. are now
constrained tn pnliiatc its nui.,uurru Il,
proceedings.
The great mass OF silver mon. very
large majority Of tho democrats of the
county, not TO be- canght IN such traps and
determined that the majority sh ,n,i rule.
stood nrnly by the democratic party and
Its state committee, and on he 9TH OF
.Inu". by the largest primary vote ever
had in the county. elected MI free nilv.r
delegates To tho State conventions al Aus
tin ana Fort Worth. In obed cnre % tho
call of mass meeting held their pri-
niares ON June ~, selected delegates 10 at
tend the county conventions on June 20.
when they VIII select delegates to The
various district conventions when called,
AZ which I'm" tn. goij band will learn
mat the majority siill rules In Wharton
county and II son1 Bpasley and anti
tntIed. Notwithstanding tho artfuncss.
inrienc'y ami confidence games of the
gold band.
II is suli the hope Of the loyal demo
Gratis of Wharton county hat John H.
Linn twho was member of the State
committee representing fai1 Seventeenth
district and then ad sisrd hts cons. iiuonts
10 violate nnd ignore It's res 1lutions that he
had helped to mako the self ser sing pro-
i"Ssional politician and oliicr seeker. " II
not he nominated for senator. and that
ZONE noble efficient and pure man. such
Joe Dun of Rra2oria county, Captain Ned
Hugely Of Matneordn courxy. Green &
Duncan OF L.. -. Brown of Wharton ccun-
~. may bc nuincd To carry The democratic
banner l., Unves
cha rman Of the County Democracy OF
Wharton County.
J.. S.Are there not In Texas many
other counties dominated ny such li,tie
bhiihs of gold mcn as are herein de-
scribed' III so, word from You. too.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
SECRET SOCIETIES,

Cuero. Texas. June lo.--The Knights of
Iyii,as had thrir sent annual ol.ciion Of
officers last night. with Tho Following re-
suits. g. o.. g. y. Nash V. q. i. j.
SnnitlrA. T.. Rev. 4. T.. Morgan, NJ NJ
a, \. couiret ". Of w. John 4. lleaton,
|. o. H. j. Nasel' %. O.. T.. W. billiard
lulng. Texas, June l9.-At n regular
meeting of lodge No. g., I'm ghis OF py-
1has tho following officers wore elected
Augnsi l'ovorsdori. q. G., W. q. Jackson.
v e., j. T.. Dunlap. r.. g. II. Browne
r. e. y, coney, M. at A.. J. T.. Walker,
NJ. Of w.
Breuhnrn, Texas. Juno 10 Shnbona
tribe. Improved order of Red Men. or
ganizcd by ipr Ellington and N +. Houx
OF Hampstead. With thirty charter mem
berg. wa instituted here last night. The
following officers were elected; Saohem.
j. W Maddox. sen or sagumoro. G. II.
Carlisle; junior sycamore, Henry iiarri-
ion; prophet, g. Y. Rof, chief Of records.
G. l.. wilkins, kc an,r Of wampurn Sam
Epston. representative IN grand council
@. T. Rolf medical examiner. Or. =. Row
.rs. This ordor ombraccs. some of the
hcst ina,orial ~ Brerhnm and starts out
under suspicious circumstances.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20

to Austin on juno 10 and for morning
trains arriving there July 1. limited 10 re-
turn to July >. account meeting vt ola
Landmark Baptist association. Riyan.
double the child's rate for the round trp.
tickets on sale July and S, good to- July
10,
The 81 round trip rate will be IN effect
To GALVESTON tomorrow on all the liles.
The Galveston. la Porte and Houston NIL
run three trains to the lslani city. a:sp
Il, m. > aud p M The International anu
Great Northern will run three trains in
addition to the popular flyer. which caves
at y. m. and makes the run without
stop in ono hour and fifteen minutes.
- G. Weathorby, representing the
American Refrigerator Transit company.
returned yesterday from Tyler. whore he
has spent several days directing tn. ship
men' Of peaches via Art cars He says
terrain large crowds during the Fruit
Palace. The palace Is beaut fully NJ
ranged and on much larger scale than
last season. ~ 7u
The Katy announces reduced rates as
follows: State democratic convention,
Austin, Juno 23. and state Firemrn's con-
vention. Austin. July /. round trip rates
on the distance plan: League American
Whcemen meeting. Dallas. July and 3.
distance plan. with S. max mum: Fourth
Of ju'y celebrations. one and one-third
fare for round trip to all points on the
line. on sac July and 4. good to July E.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
Ew HurcHlHs HOUSE.

= Kiber & Gue.in-
q ger. Proprietors.
Rcmodelcd and
~ ~ newly furnished.
ASsS3Ae I'nequaled in all
r. l&{Ssa It's appointments
&hEh{N3 IN the State of
81 9 y!3A{H The Lead ng
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20

Morsc's Neck. Fiber Oliver, Newman, =.
Ross Drummer, -. tohbs.
Mar.hals James Bates. grand marshal.
Frank Patterson, rillman Bnruey; Isaac
Mctonico, Richard Jones. ionis Jones.
William Edwards, llas,ey Edwards, VIM.
barney. Nm Lewis. Phillip roN. charles
coebufa. Barney Young, II. w Wright,
Nm Ross. Mitchell Ewing. Rufus Gray.
+. y. Brown. rhiilip Marshall
h9ara of trustees s M a,, 1 haker !. + +
Jones. IL Watts. II. Quilen.
Programme. II. crawford. chairman:
Whlam NJ Green. u. J.. Covinr,on $.
Tihhiit: :. u; somervillo. Van II. Mckin-
ON arrangement--C. r. Mitchell. chair
man; : u. Gordon. Sam l.enard. i. w.
Feed. Ellis Nickerson. a. C.. Andrews. y.
u. Mitchell
on street. parade II j. Renselcy. chair
man. Willard Washington. Robert Carter.
III. u Adams. VI \. Johnson. James clay.
u. II. Maxwell. n. J, lanes. Ellis Nick
erson II. Gilmore. Harry Pratt. DEM .
Adam. Dave Rickmeyer. John Nickerson.
Il. Jones, Clarence Young +. NJ, David.
Robert Fairchiid. Van n. Mckinney, $
=. Green, j. n. Davis, \ l. Gilmore. Rev.
NJ. Merritt. Charles Brock John Turner.
on ora ton c. n Love. chairman. i. L..
Jones. +. +. Sims. DR.. w ~ Scott. James
II. Ryan.
J. Smith, f, NJ Mi:s T. X. Scott. WIN.
NJ. Green f. W. Reed, c. r. Mitchell.
S. II. Gordon.
This celebration WI he continued to-
day, when the following programme VIII
he carried out:
From 10 n IN to p m. there will he
rope jumping. swinging. baseball playing.
target shooting. pony races. conducted by
james Garter. etc.
A. y m. all amusemonts will he sus-
pended and addresses WIN he delivered
by Attorney w. n. Brown aud Rev. H.
Waits
Dancing both dnvs hcrora and ofter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
FLASHES AND PERSONALS.

T-affic Manager Rein of the southern
Pacific spent yesterday IN Galveston,
Robert notb Of the superintcnden,'s Of
flee o. lie Houston aud Texas Central
was confined at home yesterday suffering
from TN attach oil malaria.
,'olorri \. !. Whitehead. passenger mis-
s'onnry for tho Bis Four. was IN The city
yesterday cheering the boys in ticket row.
ana left in the evening for Galveston.
Commencing toby the International
aud Grcni Northern VIII sell s. round "trip
Tickets from Houston to Nelascu every
saturday. good 10 return the following
Monday.
L. u. Wolff. travelling freight agent OF
the Queen and Crescent was IN tho city
Yesterday minglng WIN freishiers and
shippers AMI discussing politlcs with the
husy agents IN ticket row.
Assistan, Engineer Frank Goodrich,
RoaGmaster Duucan Mcdonald Yardmas-
ter Dewer and Conductor w, j.. Ward of
the Houston and Texas Central were IN
Franklin yesterday atteniing court as
witnesses IN a case IN whicn the com
pany Is interested.
George Wheolor chef lineman Of the
Houston and Texas Central, returned YES
trrday from 4einpfnad after few days
4'ay al company headquarters whore he
~ rilng several electric l,sht wires Tor the
new baggage room
y. :. Hrard. commercial agent of the
r,o,., lvarth and Denver city. came IN
from For; Worth ana spent Yesterday
vim local rairoaders. He is here In the
ln,eresi 81 waterfnelons-noi for his own
use. but for shipment west,
YESTERDAY was pay day with the iions.,
ION and Texas central ana me h'iny OF
.r,ulovcs were made harpy ny ne !rc'p
IAN 81 thclr months salaries and without
he 70 q per cent dl'coun, which a certain
newspaper predicted would follow ,ne re-
duotion in forces OF few weeks ago,
The Houston and Texas ceht i,s, se' Nan
VI, "A round trip rate on INV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20

Mr.. l.. Kenirick. salesman in the
Hide aud Leather House. lhe5 Wagoe ST.
Denver. colo, in an interview had with
him on September 10, lSea. said II have
used great many boxes of Ripans Tab
ulcs and have received much henent
from them. Before used them was Sc
verely troubled with indigestion. dyspep-
s'a and headache, and although I ttod
many different kinds Of medicines I have
not come across anything which gives the
relief that Ripnns Tabnles do. AZ they
say in their advertisement, found that
one gave reef. l now use them right
along. and do not let a chance slip TO
speak of their morts' MIR Kcndrick
further stated that he generally bought
the Ripans Tabulcs of w. H. Cooper at
Fn'rview and Goss Sis. and that his age
is 32 years.
iiinarA 'rahurs are sold by drnrglsts Il
by mail " the price ts0 cents a pox) ia
sent to the kipans Chemical Company,
NC. 10 Spruce street. New York. Sample
vial 10 cents. For sale by A. L. kicsling,
druggist b02 Min street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
THE HIGHER COURTS.
SECOND DIsrRIcr.

Fort Worth. Texas, June la--'rhe court
OF civll appeals Of this district is nearing
the eni Of this term ana VIII adjourn next
saturday. The docket was light today.
motion day
rho following mo'ions were submitted:
a. a, Jonns vs.. I. -. ban ct AL FOR re-
hear ny Phelps iBiglow Wiudin II company
Us. w =. pnaser ct al. to dismiss appeal
j. X. Fleming ". j. e. 5tonsell ct al. for
fehearing; j. e. Settles W.. q. W. Wal
try ri al, 10 dismiss appeal
Several cases were raised until next
term.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
OUT OF a WINDOW.

Asoh' c2lored. went ont OF the
W.. window Of a house In The
sok avenue and Arsiin street
n t sna succeeded IN getting Il
.mnsMI'ur. Of his left tex Just
WI spM ,r lie clawled 20 ne res :
III" w. II Marshall, 12ir Austin
-, lstaat CITY Physician Fox
. lss,., who removed h'm to 81.
!, rnn"'dly Thn cause of his exit
9 sppff winnoty is not Known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
THE HOTELS.
AvIoR-RATEs. $3.50 AND 50
DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO

lTlOR-RATES. $3.50 AND 50
IpAy. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
)T0R.
Iyton, city; VIM. lTousser. Eagle
| D. Gavin. Galveston. w. f'ich-
ChSago, James a. McNab.
la A. Nardeli and wife. Chi-
|. {. Andrews. New orleans, W.
lrds. San Antonio, Frank Moore.
BIC, H. Mall1m. Beaumont. Har-
N Houston. e. ". Evans. Ante
l1u. J. r. Meek. Galveston: Rob
b Houston; n. e. Wilson, Manor.
0Bhn, San Antonio. X. NJ.
Ica Austin; \. 4. Mckinney.
IL L. Hamilton. Denison: l.. A.
h Huntsville, r. u. Cohhs. San
\ Robert n. Ecklebergcr. Ala
II G. Albert aud wife. LA kc
In II Douohue. New York W
Fss, San Antonio: j. e. Gorhain
Ia E. Burg, Burlington. Iowa.
kaGilhert, Beaumont. n. r. Hart.
Mss florence Stovall Beau-
L. Lang. Texas: j. w. Evans.
lt:J. W. Allison, Houston: H. J.
lexington: VI Kahn. NCN or
E. Wilson. Texas: r. II. Ilus-
hfton; F, l.. CHAPMAN, CucrO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
ARRESTED AS LYNcHERs.

Bryan Texas. June le.--shern T. q.
Num- this evening filed complaint against
". n. Smith and II m WILSON and lodged
Them in jai. charging them with murder
as participants in the recen; lynch.ng.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
c. q. Ar MAsIIlNcroN.

Eatos-Low- Dates-J July 4. 5, 6. 7-Route
N.-P.
Best route from 81. Louis through Pitts
Famous Horse Shoe Curve and blue in,
nisia river. ADDRESS w. r. Drummer, A
Y. +. agent. 81. Louis. for details.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-08-20
Free Pills.

Send your address to II. f. Buck,
len & Co., Chicago, and get free
sample box of DR.. Kings Now Life
Pills. A trial will convince you OF
their merits. These pills are easy in
action and are particularly effective
in the cure of Constipation and Sick
Headache. For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have been proven in
valuable. They are guaranteed to
be perfectly free from every deleter-
ious substance and to be purely,
vegetable. They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly invigor-
ate the system, Regular size 25c.
per box. Sold by GrNybill, Garman
* Co., Richfeld, Pa, and all Drug
gists.
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MT. PLEASANT MILLS.

Rev. Spain returned home from
his Berks. county trip on Friday
Mrs: Spain returned on Mond ~,
she having paid a visit to her pa 4.
rents IN Lancaster. Mrs. Rev. Gil
bert OF. Port Trevcrton spent Sunday
at the home of her parents Joseph
Lenich's. Mrs. Lenich accompani.
ed her home on Sunday afternoon
and expects to spend the greater
part of the week there g. Simon
Long the genial landlord of Free.
burg was in town early Monday
morning The Perry township
schools were given out on Friday as
follows: Fremont. j. N. Brosius
Hester Valley, G.. W. Sierer (;
Smiths, L. G.. Arbogast; Leister's,
Nelson Mengel Troup's, Z. H.
Brosius Schaffer's, Jerome Horn.
berger Frymoyei s, Eugene Mark.
ley Bunker Hill, A. Nj. Garman.
Salary sos, with the exception
OF Fremont and Bunker Hill where
the salary is S2S. The board adopt
ed the International Dictionary
Williams and Rogers Mental Arith.
metic ; Sheldon's and New Franklin
Arithmetics, and the very best sup
plies were bought of II. ). Horn.
berger. A great many improve
ments are being made. This goes
to show that the Perry township
school board is composed of men
who take an active interest in the
welfare of the schools The st.
Johns choir and the q. G. Band at
tended the Choir Convention at
F,reeburg on Saturday and are
pleased with the exercises. Ignor.
ance must have been the cause of
bliss ON the part of II young lady
from Nerdilla. She greatly exposed
her ignorance on Saturday at the
Choir Convention, in vulgarly criti-
clsing renditions by choirs and indi.
yidua Is Peter ). Meiser and fam
lily of Montandon, Union county.
were visiting relatives here on Sat.
urday. and Sunday ... Prof. Noet
ling of Bloomsbury Normal School
tarrled II few minutes in town on
Monday while on his way from Pat.
terson to Sclinsgrove. ...... Robert
Forty was welcome visitor at the
Shade residence on Sunday even.
ing .... Mrs. Ellen Spots sold her
property in town to W. II. Kalriter
for $500
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worse until / was un-
able to take my food
or handle myself in
any way; I was abso-
lutely helpless. Three
bottles of S.S.S. re-
lieved me so that 1
was soon able 10 move
my right arm; before
long | could walk
across the room. and
he'd one dozen bottles
Iely and am as well as
4, - ~
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menner uff amohl long narrish holda
liver sich.
An arlich awk un en warren hartz
is mae waerdt os der fnsht sida.
Yunge lett setta olsfart arlich 81 nit
anonner. Won en- boo chawd odder
schmoked don set aer's sine maidel
sawga; won are drinked oder floocht
set ares era sawga uns shtuppa.
Won dale iun siuera frvindshoft uff
EN- golya g'shtarva is odder dale
noddeerlich g'sh.arva we g'henked
81 hetta sulla. set ares sawga, un
won Sc enc derno will don hut are
sell weipsmensch WOO de vol kartz
is so long os SO laebt.
Ich hob dere shunt while nimmy
g'shriva, Kernel. Ich hob gadenked
du waersht tsu bissy fsha un hoonda
far my brief uff setza, aver de Polly
hut mere de rue nimmy galust bis
ich widder g'shrivva hob vile Sc
dich 80 boomerawlich gleicht rs is
olles gaduldich ON Hawsa Barrick.
Sidder de demagradicha nomination
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-08-20
Since 1878 there have been nine on

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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-08-20
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