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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
A FARMERS S TERRIBLE DEATH.


NElnulnk hutnlnes
LANCASTER, Pa. May 10 Nathaniel
Kaufman, aged AZ years, n farmer, was
operating a machine used for grinding
feed for cattle on the farm of his brother,
near Window, this county, yesterday. He
opened the door of the boiler to reduce the
draft when flue exploded, and Kaufman
was struck by an escaping volume of
scalding water and steam. He was hurled
with great violence against stone wall
some distance away. Although his skull
was fractured he was not rendered uncon-
scious but he was held by stream of hot
water against the wall until the fiue ceased
spouting, Shreds of skin and finger nails
were found on the floor, and the skin was
stripped from his hands as though glove
was being removed.
Despite his fearful injuries Kaufman
arose TO his feet and groped his way out.
He was blinded by the steam, and was
covered with dirt and ashes He managed
to walk about 12) yards from the barn,
holding on to a fence all the way and leav-
ing Il trail Of blood behind him The rails
of the fence were also covered with blood
He lived for two hours, but remained con-
scious, and was able to tell how the acci
dent happened He died in great agony
The boiler was an old one, but was thought
to be in good condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
Stabbed Twice.

William Glutkosky caused the arrest of
Joseph and Fanny Gobsky last night fol as
sault and battery with intent to kill. Glut-
kosky was stabbed in the back and twice in
the head. None of the wounds were of
serious character, however. The accused
were put under 81 500 bail by Justice Lawlor
for trial at court. The suit is the result of a
quarrel following fit of Jealousy. Joseph
Gobsky claims that while he was at work in
the mines Glutkosky put rat poison in his
coffee can and that the object Of the poison
ing was to get him out of the way so that
Glutkosky could marry Mrs. Gobsky.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
Mad Dog on the Rampage.

JERSEY CITY, May IA mad dog ran
through three towns of North Hudson
county yesterday, and before his career
was ended had bitten no less than thir-
teen persons. All of them win be treated
at the Pasteur Institute in New York He
ran his course through West Hoboken,
Union Hill and North Bergen. Most of
those bitten were children. In West Ho-
boken the dog attacked party of chill
dren, one of whom, g years old, was badly
torn about the arm. In North Bergen a
young man succeeded in hitting him with
a club, and he was finally shot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
GIoomy Inpre..Ions In nnrnnn.

MADRID, May l5.-Gloomy impr essions
reign in Havana as to the prospects for
military operations and reinforcements
of twenty battalions are deemed indispen-
sible because the local volunteers do not
respond to the call to arms, with the com
ing of the rainy season. Several fllibuster
expeditions have landed war materials on
various parts OF the island lately. The
insurgents are credited with an intention
of renewed activity during the approach
ing unhealthy season"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
The Ohioan's Managers, 1t Is Said, Favo
General Horace Porter.

General Horace Porter.
New YORK, May 15-The Mckinley
leaders who have recently visited New
York in such large numbers had another
object in view, says The Herald, besides
the checking of the growing demand for a
positive declaration from Mckinley on the
money question. This want was nothing
less than the selection of running mate
for Mckinley. There have been rumors
since the canvass for the nomination be-
gan that the vice presidency had been Of
fered to this or that man in return for his
influence in favor of McKinley's nomina-
tion. The names of those who have been
mentioned for the office would make a
long list. The only avowed candidate,
however, is Garret A. Hobart, of New
Jersey.
The choice of the Mckinley managers
has fallen upon General Horace Porter rs
the man who they think is best qualified
to make New York safely Republican.
Though General Porter has never held Of
flee and has hitherto declined to become "A
candidate he will not refuse the second
place on the ticket with Mckinley. Gen
eral Porter and Major Mckinley are warm
personal friends, and it is well known
that each has sincere admiration for the
other.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
reasons for Improvements.

The Columbia Brewing Company in the
construction of their plant adopted machinery
the most approved for the production Of a
pure wholesome beverage. The reason foI
adding new improvements is to enable them
to give their patrons the very best that can
be produced
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
5l52t
Arrests Inst Night.

Policemen Goodman and Foltz last night
arrested Anthony Sinkawicz for assaulting
Barbara McKeon on East Lloyd street. and
Policemen Lee, Foltz and Stanton arrested
Joe Naasawicz and Frank Groman for
fighting on West Lloyd street. The two
last named paid 81 fine aud costs and sinka-
wicz furnished $500 bail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
Charged with Heavy Defaloatlon

READING, Pa, May 15-Late yesterday
afternoon two warrants We're served on
Frank p. Lauer, issued at the instance of
his brother George +. Lauer charging him
with appropriating several hundred thou
sand dollars of the funds of the Lauer
Brewing company. The accused gave
S35, 600 bail for court. He denies the charge
The troubles between the Lauer brothers
have been ventilated in court number Of
times
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
AtRreen,s RiaIto Cafe.

Cream of tomato soup will be served as frC
lunch tonight.
Nice free lunch served every morning.
Meals served at all hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15

Send us postal card and our cutter, Mr..
Randall, formerly of Ashland, will call upon
you with a fine line of samples for custom
made shirts. Address Shenandoah Shirt
and Overall Mfg Co, 5-15-eod-2w
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Premiums free. "PeriodicalTiclsot' docs il
Return the Books

Notice is hereby given to all parties having
books belonging to the Shenandoah public
school library, that the same must be re-
turned at once without delay.
w. 4. TREzIsE,
5-l5-2t Librarian
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
Killed by Exploding Fire Damp.

MoNONGAHELA CITY, Pa, May by
an explosion of fire damp in the Munonga-
hela mines yesterday Wash Cloughton,
colored, was killed and Fred Wiles fatally
burned
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
Dinhtherln nd Nm. Penn.

Diphtheria is again beginning to rage in
the village Of VIM. Penn. The latest reports
show that the three children in the family Of
Patrick Ryan are seriously i'll, and another
case is reported in family named Edmund
spn
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15

You ought to see our bargains in infants
shoes, big lot to choose from for 35c per
pair. At the Factory Shoe Store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
ONE CENT.
KILLED AT BASE BALL.
\ Boy Killed by Blow From a Base BAH
at Lost Greek,

Joseph the 1i-yca old son of Austin Brad
shaw, Of Lost Greek, was almost instantly
killed yesterday by ball battcd in a base
ball game at that place yesterday. The boy
was struck on the neck by foul ball and died
within five minutes The parents are almost
heartbroken over the affair, as the boy was
very interesting child and was held in high
esteem by all acquaintauces.
We have the newest novelties in fine silk
necSwear at regular selling prices At the
Up-to-date hat store, Is East Centre street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15

Thomas j. Nork, of South West street,
disocated his shoulder and badly damaged
his wheel yesterday while coasting down the
Catawissa valley side of the Locust Noun
tain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
THE GREATFsT

Ss cent Neglgee shirt, laundted or un'
laundried, ever offered by anybody, Come
for them at once At MAX LEYlTs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15

If you have carpet rags and wish them
made into good carpet send them to Fricke'.
carpet store, Carpet beaters of all kinds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15

Custom Made shirts.

our free lunch tomorrow morning will
consist Of nice chicken soup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15

our immense line of bicycle and baseball
sweaters which we are offering at very low
prices are money savers At MAX LENlTS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15

periodical Ticket Books" give you your
reading matter free. The book explains. 6t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
RuSSET HALE HOSE
MKINLEYls RUNNING MATE.

At 9s cents per dozen pair. At MAX LEVIT'S,
15 East Centre street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15

At Hartford-Hartford, 10; Paterson, 1.
At Wilmington 90 innings) )-Newark,
13; Wilmington, 12 At New Haven
Metropolitan, 6; New Haven, 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
PennsyIvania state League

At Easton-Lancaster 8; Easton, /. At
Hazleton-Pottsville, 20; Hazleton, g. At
Philadelphia : Athletic, 6; York, 2. At
Carbondale-Score'in game with Shame.
kin to at end OF fifth inning; dispute
arose and game given to Carbohdalo-9 to
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-05-15
L. j. WILKINSON.

Your favorite magazine free by using
Periodical Tickets l5-6t
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YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.
Nntinnnl Lenrne.

At Pittsburg-Pittsburg %; Boston, 4.
At tCincinnati-Clncinnati, 13; Brooklyn
2. At ouisville-Louisville IL; Phila-
delphia, 5. At st. Louis--St. Louis, 9;
Washington, g. At Cleveland-Cleveland
10; New York, 7. At Chlcago-Baltimor
81 Chicago, 5. (Game called on account
of darkness at the end of tenth inning.)
Eastern League.
AtWilkesbarre-Wilk Wilkesbarre, ,13;Spring.
field, 3. At Buffalo-Ro chester, s; Buff
falo, 7. Al Scranton-P rovidence, 12;
Scranton, g. At Toronto-Syracuse, 2;
Toronto, 0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-21

3weifellos bas f6bnite al bieier pla
ftii1en 9ubitantiD. Yerbal. 6ormen 1T
o5er entfdieben Sas Wort: ito teles.
COPE. Was eia 3elescop. elm 6ern.
robr 1T. tpeiB Seber. menu mon aber
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bann muB man id,on ~ BEN bsriibm.
ten Nustunftsmittel ienes lIntsroffsiers
greifen, ber ieiner Hetrutea in Der 5ns
itruttiOns. Stunbe ertldrte: ,.Bimfiein
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Shmirgel!" Ilfo: to telescope it,
Denn 3tuei giienbabusttge bel elmer gu.
fammenlteBs 8aiafropbe 10 ia eiaan6er
rennen, baB bic ein3elnen Waggons
ft9 In einauoer gsifoben baben, mie
bic ein3elHeu abeile eines suiammens
fhiebbaren Jernrobresi
Muf Bollitdnbisfeit fam bisfe Auf.
3dblung wiatiirli9 3uiammengeiuhter
Beiipiele uattirli9 teinen Nnipru9 er.
beben, Der aufmertlame 9eier uiro
ptelmehr bel ber engllihen 2ettiire fort,
ndbrenb neue, Dieaei6t nod braffi.
fbere Beiipiel auffinben, aus benen er
oann erieben fann, ME enorm groB
Die Reprobuttionsfdb'g Der engli
iben 5pra9e iebiglid9 in 6olge ibrer
Jdbigfeit Der fpielenb lei@ten 3eitmort.
biloung iftl
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Steht pbenani

Gusuit S. Bosef, Der leitenoe Npos
tbefer in Sbrepeport, 2a., fast: rDr.
8inss .geeue @ntoeduns" lit oas eins
dise Wlttel, oas meinen Suiten m;rflid
heilt uno es uerfauft ii6 am leidteiten
pon alien meinen 8aaren." 0err s.
5. Campbell. elm &auimann in Saiforo,
srisona, ibreibt: ,Dr. Sings .,yteue
@ntoefuns" erfillt Mlles, tpds oapon
ueriproAen !pirb, iie periaat ME uno TT
elm iiaeres Wittel sesen Sduinbiudt,
Suiten uno @rfdltunsen. SD tann bies
Wittel gar nidt senus riibmen." ST.
Sings ,,Neue @ntoeduns" fiir Sdminh~
inht, 9uiten uno @rfdltun9en lit ni1t
eilud EN- neues Experiment, ipnbern es
fat cine Hrobe uon einem g,erteliabrs
bunoert beitanoen unn itebt obenan unter
alien Meo,famenten. Gs entiduiht ME.
8rObeilaiden frei in Der Mpotbefe p,n
S, &alteper & Sobn.
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6lr bic 5eiertaas= Grfuiiontn ned
oeu Siioolten.


Die sdblide g. clfic gobu (Sunset
Route). nerfauft am 81. unb 81 Sc.
esmosr e 9unoreiies BlGette nod olIen
pnntten i'm stiOolieu, stiltia aur Rtid.
tabrt tnnerbalb 30 8agen pom Ser.
staantsfues au einsm Gabrpreife fur bic
Ruubreiie.
Sur bic Geiertass grfurfonsn tper.
ben Slllette anf Nerfauf lieaeu am %
"a. 25. un, 81. December '96 uub am
!: Januar 81 uon allen puntten O.r
Slnle nadb ieDer Bahn Citation in
1egas. gtltia 3ur RDdfahrt bis ,urn
.. 5anuar '97, gu elm unb elm Oriitel
6abrpreis fur bic Runbreife.
- - 8. 5. parf8.
u. O. q. & :. H., 9ouiaon, ssras.
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Grlaitaer.

Wftt Sem ,,Grtanser" bat Die Gone
Star 5 Sranerei eiuen 9rnmpt anSse
tptelt. oer ntdst 80 iiberbieten tff. 0aS
S'er bat etaen nOllen, rcinen, feines.
ius8s nnamBeuebm iiiklid,en 0e.
fdbma6. apie ote msiiten Ouuflem 8iere.
90 TT aus benz beiten Mal3 nuo 50.
pfen ber8effeilt nab bat baS rid,ti9e
Aiter erreitbt nm eS ale EN- 2a8erbier
srfter 8iafie empfeblen 80 fbnncn. 9as
vSr'anaer" oer Zone g ar.0raueret
TT oem Wsal5egtraft ebeub iirtia uno es
folItc tn feiuer s5amilte feblcn, tuet' es
fttr fraa nab 1tuOer ein tn Der 4bat
ftdrtenoeS nno nabrbafteS @enukmit'
tel TT.
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@erbate Gin Griibes 6rab

Wie oft bcren MIR bae Elm friihes
@rab burd, cine pernadldei9te Grs
fdltung herbei gefilhrt fpurbe. 8cs
oenfe bies unb 9ebraude Or. 8ulPs
Gnifen SDrup, tpelder Icfcrt ale sals
nnb enn9enseeiben furirt. Serr SO.
8. Mahcnep, ep,pell, Maf., ihreibt:
sd mar febr franf nit eiiem tflints
men S,uiter. Dcctpren fcnnten mir
nidt helfef nn6 jebermann fagte taB
ih bic Sdrinbfudt hattie. Gin 8ers
ipanbter empfabl mir Or. 8ulrs
ruifet Sprup uno nadbem Id, slpei
6lafd,er bauoft 9ebrauf,t bate mar
i'd fltrirt. Sc mar tpnnberbar! SD
iperbe Or. Bua' 8 0nffen Syrup INNER
melllen Treunbet empfrblen benn idy
ipelB haB er elm nnfeblbares Wittel
T." Cr. 8ull's 8 Guften Sprup ipiro
nberau fur Is Gents perfaMft.
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Waum ni9t bic Teiertaae ~
0auie uerbringen =?

Die M. 6. & 3. gabm oi5erirt
niebriae &oten unb comfortable Reife
mad alen Stdbten In ben iibDIiiid,en
Stoaten. 3unbreiie.gillette aum 8srs
tout am 21. unb %. DECEMBER, gtiltia
fur breiBiS Gage bonn 0ertduistaoe an.
Wegen ndberer austuuft uenbet
@u4 ON %. o. Grufh.
y. y. & :. u, M. 6. & &. Balm.
Dallas, 9syas.
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Scr 8intcr foutunt

unb mir haben un8 burd aui&offuna
eines groBen 8orrothss Don ssilNdus
ben. bic mir bon so Gents ON unb auf.
Ddrts nerfanfen. barauf porbereitet,
sbenfo baben mir ein eroBes 2aser
BON alsn Sorten bon 6erren., Ea.
men. uno &iuberi9nben 3u ben bifIia.
iten preiien. @ummiltisfel unb Sum.
mii1u1e fiir fdledtes Wetter. Spredt
in unierem neuen Store Dor.
@tnberella 6 6ubspalaH.
213 Nlamo. plaaa.
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9as eole Zone star 8ier.

SIN gumisser 8iebt % teim 0etsamg,
ipeldbes tn oem Maahe esirtldst nab
ndrtt, tpte eim @las 2One etar Gier.
Mber ands IN 18tntsr thnt 60 Die purs
treffiidffen 1ientte. 90 1T nefDrtia,
oaR iueoer 01hiefeb nDd, @ela Dsu
Wfenfd,en innerltdt anf bie Daper eys
iparmsu, oas TINT nstr 8tes nab beks
balb sreifen man sum Gone etag, Dae
an 1iite unitbertrefHidb iif.
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Die bette 6ufen.Nebi3in iff 5bilob's
Sure. Gin pernahldiligter 6uhen II
sefdhrli6. 6elft ibm ioeIei1 nit 5hi.
lob's Cure ob. Gum gertauf bel Sol.
teper & G4udarb. Sames glapin, &,
5. Speleiip. U. gobn & Co., y. Gteix,
@entral Drug StDre, u. S1weppe.
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aarI's gIODer Root 9tee reinief las
8Iut unb siebt cine refine id5bae 6este.
Sum gerfauf bel aalteper 3 e4u.
dlaro, Son,es Glapin, Z. 3. Gpele6p,
u. @obu q Co.. g. 6tsin. Central
Drug Store, u. G&weppe.
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S6minbiudt. 8ripee. pneumono
unb alle Gals. unb 2ungenIeiben wer'
oen burG .5biIob's Cure" gebeln.
Bum 0erfouf bel 8alieper q Shu'
harb, Sames @Iauin, 3. ). SpeneHp
U. @obn & Co.. q. Steiu, Central
Drua 5iore. u. Shweppe.
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Sn bemielben 9ofale befinbet fi@ eiu
Sifd. unO 9t Ferm.M ~ ertA
9dslid sroBe MusmabI ton friiden
Gii6en, Nuifern, Bib. @efIiaeI
aller Art. 3eIepbon 399.
gefielluageu fir Gleii@ unD Slid Il.
werben in irsenb eiuem 9beile Der
Stabt frsi abseIisfert.
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= Die eleaantefe Muswabl bon
Oiamanten, 8olos unb Silberwaaren,
ubren. Dpernaldfern nno uielen aube.
rem altiteln. bic fid su Weibua@isae.
idenfen eisnen. fiubet mon in bem re.
nommirien 8eiddft bon 8ebr. gri.
ser, No. 304 W.sgommerce. 5traBe.
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@apt. enennep bsn Der Bes. q.
armee. Sau Diego. gdI.. fast: ebs
iob's @atorrb &emebp ia bic eriie We.
oiain. bic mir ent setban bat. preis 50
@ents. Bum Berfauf bel Ralteser q
sdu4arb. Somes Giapin. 1. 3. Spel.
Temp, X. Goba & So. 9. eteia, Gsss
,ral Drug Store. q. e@wsp>s.
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Wenn Sbr eurem @atten Elm
9abl1es uno brauchbareS 8eiheut ma,
den mollt, tommt unb inipi3irt unie.
rem reihen 8orratb on Office unb
Slbliotbetss pulten. 8 BED.
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Die billigifen Doppeliiinten.
9intetlaber, finbet man bet
6. gu mel & Sphu.

Man fann iib ben ginsauF uon
Weibnaft ftSget9enfen ouberorDentIl@
eriet6tern, uenn mon brett 3u R it.
5engg gebt.
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AOaattbies Rsros. Tleiid)es,

No. 507 Oft.6onitomsStrabe .
Bur bas por3iisIidhe Winhs, S@af.
unb SdmeineHeiiG.
Speaialitdt: Sunges 4aIbiieiid5.
Ale grten BON MurR. GMinlsn.
3unse. G1maIj &c.
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M Mpti3
oes etaats= rno gountp.a aoIltlters.

Den Steuer3oblern tpirb hierbur&
angessiat. boB bic Staats uuo Gounir
ad valorem. Shul. unb Qopf. GieueyR
ftir Dao Sabr 1896 ieBt fdlig Rnb.
Sofe @affiaap,
Steuer.3oQeffor uon Berax gouutp.
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um NIT bem gausen 0orrotb
oon Wsibna9tSioden su rdumeu, Der
1auIt Nte. sengg Su elifaunIi1
niebrigen Preifen.
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Sas gr6Bte uub mauniefaltisae
patroneniaaaer boben
8. 0ummeI 8 spbn.
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- Verbfdnhete uhren 10 aut ME neu
BET The Emerson Loan Office,
122 SDieoaD, SfruRe
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@riber 8ros. finb praftifhe
Sumeliere unb ubrmadler unb fi5ren
ole Nuftrdge uub bic ibuen anuertrau,
ten arbtitsn prompt unb fauber aus.
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8aufenbe Don HbeumatlsmuS IdI.
len finb bur6 elmer mnn 0tmenb's
Nesept DO. 1851, sebeilt moroen.
Ale 8eioenoen folten eine 6laf9e ba.
ocn periu9en.
6. g. g dmibi, 5oufton, 3eg.
alleinige 4genten.
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Malt : Wutriue

er5enst 8lnt. lit folglid, Elm gomie.
tneldbes ieoer Slntarme, jung Ioer
alt. trtRfen folite, (nid,t berau.
tebenS). YrGpartrt bon Der Qluheu.
fer=Snid5 Sresutns Co., ct. Xuuts,
Mp.
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patroaen fur ga@ien unb
Coppelainten nit f1mar3em unb
rau9lofem puIuer bel
8. 9ummel & spbn.
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3Dhlen! 6phlen!

Die Southern @is aompoanie Der.
fauft bic beften Snoianer' Ssrriiorium
RohIen; allsS arose Stiide. 8eI 146.
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= Srrden. armbdnber, Qetten.
Rtnae. Vorfeduabeln. Ghirme uub
stode nit elesaniem Griff BET @ebr.
@riBer.
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= Die beiten @Meiben . gemeare
balteu 6. 0um mel q Sobn.
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= Columbia giepeIes = auua aoH.
preife bel s. 6u m rel & Snb bu.

= Spielwaaren. BhGer. Gaterua
Nfagiea. Spiels. cauabiihe 4orbmo0s
rem. 5a1en fit ben Weihna@taboum
BET Nte. Sengg.
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= Graders aller Nrt. feline Sa5els
Graders. Soba: Graders unb cue anbe.
rem @orten BET s. Gifel & 60.
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= Nie 5enes's etore III al.
abenoll6 seoffust.
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Wer. Nalt. Nutrine" nur bat tn Mageu.
Der tann aud AQes ionfi pertro0en.
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Sngenbfdriflen, Nopeleu, Wedr.
@en. stnmans, &Iaiiiter bel Nit.
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3eiratbSid3ein
8eorse u. Weanisbt unb 4nnie
Straube.
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