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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-07-23
VAUDEVILLE.

Miss Lou Smith visited friends in Johnson
last week
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Potter of Barton are
visiting in town.
Mrs. Louise Parker has gone to Waterbury
to work in the asylum.
John Lockln and daughter of Boston,
visited friends last week.
Ed Wood and wife of Newport visited
friends in town last week.
M. P. Maurice was at home from Jericho
on Friday and Saturday.
Miss Glen Waters has gone to Highgate
Springs to work in n hotel.
Edison Shattuck of Worcester, Mass, came
to town on Friday for a few days stay.
Mrs. Fred Carpenter and Mrs. II. NJ. Kan
non of Burlington are stopping in town.
An infant, and only child, six weeks old, of
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Notemire, died on the 10th.
Thibault, the photographer, while here did
a good business. He is a good photographer
and gives excellent satisfaction. While here
he made several pictures of Capt McFar-
lands guests at the recent reunion. The
work was irstclass and reflects great credit
upon him.
Arthur Richardson was arrested by Sheriff
Wiley and brought before Judge Miller the
past week, charged with stealing laprobe
from the premises of Chauncy Tillotson. He
was bound over to the County Court but
could not furnish bail and was taken to jail
on Wednesday.
CARD OF THANKs.-We take this opportu
nifty to thank our kind neighbors and friends
for their kind help and sympathy in this, oul
sad affection, in the sickness and death o
our little darling. WILL NOTEMRE,
ALICE NOTENnRE.
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ELMORE.

F. NJ. Harris finished haying Saturday.
Oscar Ines is working for F. L. Slayton.
H. A. Wheelock is doing Charles Cooks
haying.
Howard Beede and wife are at work for F.
L. Sayton.
O. D. Bacon has his new house and barn
about completed.
PerIey Silver from Craftsbury is visiting his
uncle, 6. NJ Ainsworth.
W. W. Talbert is setting up a new express
wagon for Charles Merriam.
Miss Anna Wilson and Clinton Taylor were
in town the first of the week.
Walter Spaulding had quite a time with a
taraUtula which came on bunch of bananas
last Monday morning.
FL. Slayton has let the job of tearing down
and removing the saw mill, to H. A. Wheelock
and is going to build a new mill in the place
of the old one.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-07-23
The Cash System.

We shall, to reduce stock before taking inyen-
tory of same, cut prices that will enable to close
out many lines. We could not begin to tell you Of
the many bargains we shall place upon our sales
counter. Come in and we will surprise you by our
low prices.
Our entire line Of Prints, including IndigOes and
Pinks, at sc per yd. Fancy DeLainS, former price
12c, now Sc per yd. Outing FlanneIs, former price
10 and 12c, now Sc per yd Outing FIannelS, former
price Sc, now sc per yd Best Six Cord Spool Cotton,
4c Pins, &c. Needles, sc.
Our Stock of groceries is complete and we sell
Pounds Good Tea for SI.OO,
lbs. RaiSinS, 25c lbs Soda, 25c. Best Salt Pork,
&c per Id. Good Fish, sc per pound.
Shall be pleased to price you any goods low. Don't
forget to come in and settle your account or note.
JAS. V. STEVENS.
WatervilIe, July Z, 1896.
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COVENTRY.

George Dean is at home.
Mabel Edmunds is at home.
Elva Dean is sick with erysipelas.
Florence and Ada Tower of Barton are
visiting at their grandfather, B. A. Towers.
Clayton Brooks was so unfortunate as to
cut his foot on glass quite badly last Tues
day.
May Virgins, Myra Douglass, Mabel Ware
and Kate Bean are attending the summer
school.
W. L. Barrows aud wife and Clara are spen,
ing few days in their camp at Stone Pond
in Glover.
Moving seems to be the order OF the day
in our little village. George LaFrance, who
lately purchased George Livingstone's house
is moving here and George Livingstone Il
moving into Mrs. Richards house, lately
purchased of Asa Hancock. Ed Gorham IL
moving into the upstairs tenement in B. S
Shippee's house.
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CENTREVILLE.
.nmis Smith is mite sick

Mrs. Lewis Smith is quite sick
Eunice Williams spent Sunday at home.
Ellen Bachum is at work at Lewis Smiths.
Mrs. Myrtle Lilley of Morrisville spent Sun
day at her fathers.
Miss Bertha Dow of Cady's Falls visited her
friend Ellen Bachum last week.
Miss Bertha Collins of Lowell, Mass, is
spending her vacation at home.
Mrs. Chas. Herrick and daughter of Nor
risville are visiting at Ed. Whtcomb's.
Adolphus Collins of Barre made a short
visit home last Saturday and returned Sun
day.
Mr.. and Miss Bennett of No. Hyde Park
and Mrs aaginnis and daughter of Belvidere
spent Sunday at Otis Rushford's.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-07-23

Mrs. Rhode Noah, OF this place, was taken
in the night with cramping pains and the
next day diarrhoea set in. She took half a
bottle of blackberry cordial but got no relief.
She then sent to me to see if | had anything
that would help her. | sent her bottle OF
amberlan's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and the first dose relieved her.
Another of our neighbors had been sick for
about week and had tried different remedies
for diarrhoea but kept getting worse. sent
him this same remedy. Only four doses Of II
we're required to cure him. He says he owes
his recovery to this wonderful remedy.-Mrs.
Mary Sibley, Sidney Mich. For sale by II.
]. Dwinell Morrisville G. B. Foss, Hyde
Park DR.. T. p. Hubbell Wolcott.
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WOLCOTT.

s. A. Fife was in Montpelier Tuesday.
Dr.T P. Hubbelis ittingup and furnishing
rooms, to accommodate his optical business,
in regular city style, and after the middle of
August intends to devote his whole attention
to that branch of his business.
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East johnson.

Bertha Ncwcomb closed her school in Eden
Friday.
Mrs. Hadley and Mrs. F. H. RaymOre Wis
tied at M. Hadley's recently.
Mrs. L. G. Scribner has a geranium FIVE
feet high with So clusters of blossoms on it..
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GREENSBORO BEND.

The ice cream and bonnet" supper netted
about 81.
"Open air" dramatcs is one of the ex-
elements in town.
Miss Nora Batten finished her school in
East Greensboro the 10th.
Mr.. Mackey, quite an aged gentleman,
broke one of his hips July 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G.. Solmon have been in
Sheffield visiting her father who had the mis-
fortune to break his leg recently.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-15
How Denmark Treats Toner'S.

4 medical man, in discussing the va
rious modern cures for inebriety, says
that great deal of intoxication could
be prevented by shifting the RESPONSE
bility of it to the shoulders of the sa-
loon-keeper, and making him stand the
consequences. The adoption of this
system in Denmark accounts in great
measure for the small amount of drunk
enness found in that country. When
the police of Danish city find drunk
ard in the street they summon cab.
and, placing him inside, drive him to
the police station for treatment by the
police surgeon. When sober, he is
driven home. The claimants charge,
police surgeons bill, the agents special
duty charge are then put into one ac-
count and presented to the proprietor of
the last place where the man was sup
piled with liquor, who is compelled to
pay the bill,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-15

ten inches in height and is of very
delicate growth, soon dying of the
slightest injury to its stem or root.
w. A. Manda, the expert florist, who
has made many collections of the plant
for various botanical societies, says
that it is to be found in only two spots
in the world-around Wilmington, N
c., and Raleigh, N. C. In ten years, he
says, it will be probably extinct, and
is even now exceedingly rare.
Strangely enough, n plant inclosed
so that no insects can get to it, will
live longer and thrive better than one
well supplied with flies. A flesh diet
renders it exceedingly delicate, and
furnishes another argument for the
Vegetarian society. Darwin analysed
the juices of the trap and found that
they resembled the gastric juices in an
animal, giving an acid reaction and dis
solving rapidly small pieces of beef,
cheese, etc.
The muscles actuating the lids of the
traps strongly resemble in their action
those of human being. By making an
incision and dividing what seemed I'd
answer for nerves in the stalk Of the
the trap the leaves became paralyzed
and would not shut. These facts appear
to show that the Venus fly tran comes
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-15
Phosphorus in the Brain.

The human brain contains consid-
cradle proportion of phosphorus, vary.
ing from one-twentieth to one
thirtieth of the entire mass. If the
average weight of the Caucasian brain
be taken at 4711s ounces, twill then con-
tain an amount of phosphorus amount
ing from 7-12 to 2ss ounces. Acurious
fact regarding this phosphorus in the
human brain is that it is almost
entirely wanting in the brain matter OF
idiots. 1t has also been noted that the
brain power depends to some extent,
at least, on the number and depth of the
convolutions in the brain mass. Halter
says: "The lower we descend in the
scale of intelligence the fewer and shall.
lower these convoluticns become
Philadelphia Inquirer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-15
PLANT TRAPS INSECTS.
Lures Them with Honey and
Then Destroys Them.
After Dispatching Its Victims 1t Reopens
Its Wings and Throws the Skel-
etoD Out-As Rare as 1t Is
Wonderful.

Venus flytrap is the name of a very
curious plant on exhibition at the
flower show in the Grand Central
palace at New York. 1t is a pretty, I'M
assuming little plant, but with blood
thirsty tastes all out of keeping with
its modest appearance. The Dionaea
1nuscipula feeds on flies, mosquitoes,
ants, in fact any insect which comes
within its treacherous embrace,
1t is not content with unwary insects
which may happen to alight on its
dangerous leaves, but deliberately en-
tees them by exuding a kind of honey
from the edges of the fatal traps. These
little traps are two soft, downy leaves,
which hinge together on one side. They
are fringed with delicate bristles which
look like eyelashes on two very wide
open eyelids.
There is absolutely nothing to excite
the suspicion of an insect visitor, even
the willy mosquito. Lured by the honey
on the edge of the trap the luckless in
sect alights on the bristles and pre-
pares for a meal. 1t never gets any
further, for at the touch of the insects
feet the bristles fly back like lightning,
and the two leaves come together, in
closing the fly between their walls.
The bristles interlock like the fingers
of clasped hands, thus rendering es-
cape impossible. Under the stimulus
of the prisoners struggles the numer-
Gus glands on the inside walls of the
trap pour forth secretion which con-
tains some substance like pepsin. 1t is
in fact a vegetable gastric juice, and
under its influence the unfortunate in
sect gradually melts away-is digested
alive in fact. When the juices of its
prey have been extracted the trap re-
opens and the skeleton and wings are
thrown out. This is how the plant
lives, although when flies are scarce it
can manage to get along on vege-
tartan diet. which is supplied by the
roots.
Venus fly trap is a perennial plant,
and the leafess stem rises from a ro-
settle of root leaves. 1t runs from six to
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-15
conditions

In some conditions Il.
gain from the use of Scott :
Emulsion of cod-Iiver oil
is rapid. For this reason
we put up a Soc. size, which
IS enough for an ordinary
cough or cold or useful as a
trial for babies and children.
In other conditions gain
must be slow, sometimes
neutrality-suspicious. health
can't be built up in a day.
For this SCOTS Emulsion
must be taken as nourish-
ment, food rather than
medicine, food prepared for
tired and weak digestions.
soOTr & Bowie, Chemists, New York. sOe and s. 90
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-15
nearer to animal life tnan any form OF
Yegetation known.

nearer to animal life than any form OF
vegetation known.
Many scientists have studied the
plant and say that it undoubtedly
thriyes on juices of the slaughtered in
sects. Mr.. Manda, who is an authority
on the plant, says that the idea of the
plant living thus is all nonsense, and
claims that the insects are responsible
for the killing of the plant. The so
called gastric juice is, he says, natures
effort in behalf of the plant to get rid
of the intruder. He is unable to explain,
however, why the fly trap spreads at
fractions TO beguile the insects to their
doom.
Audubon says that he saw specimens
in Florida of the Dionaea of enormous
size and big enough to digest birds.
Nobody else has seen them. The gen.
eral impression is that he was mis-
taken.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-15

The first state in fax seed is Mime
sofa, the fields of that commonwealth
yielding 2,721,9s7 bushels of seed and
$500 pounds of fiber; the second in
rank is Iowa, with 2,2s2,35o bushels;
the third being South Dakota, with
1,so1,114 bushels of seed and 3,2s7
pounds of fiber.
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ysaes, ftsr mHttex.

Sor tlber SO Sabreu fthoa murbs
Wirs. Wih5lon'8 Soothing Sprup
BON Millionen bon Wthttern beim Sab,
men ber &inoer angemenbet. Wirf bil
i'm S9Iofe burd baS Sd,reieu eines
&inbeS gef6rt. bas TN 3abnen III unb
Dor @dmersen ireints Wenu 10, laft
iofort cine Slafbe bnu Mrs. Winss
long Gooibing Syrup" bolen. Seir
Mertb 1T un5e3ablbar. gs Dirb BEN
tleinen 2eihenben fofort 2inberung per'
i9affen. WerlaBt eu1 barauf, Mdtter,
es lit tein 3weifel bartiber. @S beili
DDienterp unb 0iarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen unb bic Meren, heieitigt Winb,
aolif, erweidt ben @aumen, perbins
bert gntainbung unb ftdrft bas gan3e
Spifem. sMrs. Winslows SOOTHING
Sprup" fir 3abnenbe ainber III ange.
nebm III @efdmad unb eas aeeepi
i.ammt Don silleas Der beiisn lpsiblihen
Ier5ts in ben ger. 5taats,l. IS III bel
allen Dsuggllisg in Der 9Gnsen Aelt 81
baben.> Preis rs @ents per 6In{6e.
acaI: nihtS oEberes. ole 4sss. Win8s
Ions S0othiugsSD Drgn.
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Du biit au bebauern,
3brdnenlO er Mann;
2tber b { r tann laden.
Der nod 10 e n c II fann.
Der Stud, fikenSer sebemsipeiie.

mir nebmsn an, ole fiub Rom 'rdben Morssn bis
sur tufeuben Natht an Sbr S6retbpult 8ebannt, in
etnem tuufmduntiHen Suisan dber Str Saupt' ober
RafIabnh eebeuat, cher 81 Reeu tn einer Sabrit au
Ia Stter Wsrtfatte auf oeer an Sbrem arbsitst.i6
turs Ste tseu, iiseu, feen! Des atenbS tebren Sis
f6rperli6 une sefts abaeipannt MAD 9aufe. Der
Spnutas TIT oer etuItae Gas, an bem Sie fiH etns
ausipannuns erlauben t0nuen. Gm Scnntas absr
rssnets sem6buli6. Gie fommen alic gar ntGt In 6
8 eie Sbre @eiuuebett uub Rraft laS,a ua@ g8oz
NIT wpleu Gie Sbre Hebsuatraft auiiriihen2 Die
Grfabruns eiues balbea 9atrpuucerts bat seIebrt,
has es bertu tsin teeres Mttte slsbt ais botei'er
Wagenbttters. Nebmtn Sic es tcnelueut, ete pprs
trefft&t @irtuna ndson creen Ste baIb perip1reH.
Sebes Orson bes &c rsrs rtrb hur6 has gtttsrS ~
trdfttser, uatuIssm6ser Sunticn auserest ais
ganacee ssseu Ghiafofatett, Rerreuhbsire5uns
Observation-Disclosures, Dpspephe une Gtltoitldt
bat naS Biiters ntht fetne5 @tstheu. Gr psrbhtet
nnb bstlt ale Grten malari6er 3ranfbetteu une tit
Elm beGdbrtss SHusmtieI sssen RtsumattsmuS une
ReuraIata.
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metaflii6 flinsenber 9timme, als
iolle Seoer iDre @orte boren:

metafliid fliusen6er Stimme, als
lolle Seoer ibre @orte b6ren:
SD iu9e ben gSertb eines Wtens
l1en nibt in ieiner Sugeno ooer
Gb5nbeit, SEER @raf, beibeS eripeiit
It6 gar letdt als triigeriId, utlo es
loll mir Elm beloaberer 8or3ug fein,
mid an Sbrer Seite in bic Reiben Der
Tan5eltben gu miiden.
G,raf 2iefen i9ten 5ll ,ua9len unter
oielen Morte1t, er fiiblte ii6 BET ibnen
mieoer jung perbeu, id6n uno iiege
oelpobnt; er perbeuste iid tief Dor
Nopna, ,lao Ser 8lid, Der babel iens
aeno auf bem unpersleibltd I60nen
Slutlis rubte, perrietb elm lange be-
mabrtes, ltreng gebiitetes @ebetmniB.
Mas mar bus? : Gin leiies 6r0iteln,
elm 5d)eues, llnipillfilrlides 3uriidueis
den bebte burd gtopnas gan3en 8ors
per, aber rubig le9te iie bic 9ano in
ben barseboteuen srm; eit1e tteue Per'
ipeftibe eroifne.e it'd Dor fbren au9en.
-. .yae. 2Ses tbat iid uor ibr auf,
uub iie beid)loB, Sielen Mes gu seben.
Die golouaiie mar poriiber, bic
golonaile, in Der 0sOona itols ,pie
elite @oniein at @raf 2iefenS Seite
ein9erseIdritten mar, lnb glei6 elmer
aonigin batte er ibr gebulbist, tn
iebem @prt, in jeoem Slid. Teloa
bate bie @usen Ealb 3usefniffen, I'M
6as unslei9e paar better beobadten 3lt
f0nnen, elm bdB(i6er, b6ler 3ng
buldte iiber ibr @eii6t, benn iuas iie
oa fab, Itimlnte 10 9ar nidt NIT ibret
Berebnungen iiberein.
Wie la9eriid, iuie unpaiieno, bab
@raf etefen 10 6ffentlib parlei ergrtfI
|lfir bas WidbDerl oem Sen 1ooesltoB
eeben at oiirfen fir 8elba cine Wonne
aemeSen ipare, uno bon Der iie msnoe<
items erlpartet bate, baB Der beuttge
Slbeno iie In Der geielliGaft nnm5gs
lid, madeu piirbe. unb nun sing tie
ba 70 fiibl rubig, init bod erbobenen'
&opfe an Der Seite beS uoruebmitet
Waannes in Der @eielti6aft, als iet
bies Der plab, an ben iie binseborte,
Der i1r BON @ottes5 iino Ne1tsmege1t
gebiibrte.
sic murtaelte etluas in it9 binetn
uoa laderlitben, tborihten Olarotten
alter 2eute, bann beoba6tete iie i6arf
oas @eli1t pou Suitus, att ben Der
beutiae slberb ibr Elm 0ffeutlib aner'
fanntes 9sedt seben iollte. SHas tie
barin las, ibien ibr nidt 81 sefallen.
Gr hattie eine ,niBm,itbige Galte auf
| Der ionlt 10 slatten, faltenloien Stirn,
unb sic 3dbue nasten drserlid an Der
rnterlippe, ipdbreno feline augen nit
einent ieltiamen slusorud an Der
ldlanfen, ipeiBen Mabdengeitalt bin,
aen. Inter bem beoba6tenoen Vlid
err0tbete er, 8elSa fab es gang oeuts
lid), Danf ibren po,t Giferiu6t uno
2iebe gelhdrften ausen, er nanote ben
| Blid raid fort, lpie auf etiuaS unre9'
tenn ertappt, ,lnb beuste iid) 5u Selou
| nieber,' ibr raid eiue ghmei9elei 3ll'
| fluiterno, fir bic iie aber ni9t lpie
ionlt itets Dur9 Elm cities, lelbitsefdl-
| ligeS 9d9eln oantte.
| Wielmehr mar Der Slid, Der ibT
| traf, finiter, beinabe broben6. Sn
na6iten slusenblid freilid ladelte ii'
fdon pieoer liiB, idn,a9tene, perfiib'
reriid, unb bic blauSraren sluSel
| iaben perbeiBenb, biusebungsuoll 81
| ibm alf.
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Siitet Gmd, opr galben sesen xatarrB,

9tifet 0tw 0Dr S6lbe1 0e6e1 &6s@rrgl
BITE nuedliIber enttaIten, ba lusGfilber fi&el
ben Ginn hes @eruds aerft6ren unS baa
sarps eBitem bSllis ;erriitten tpire, tpenm q
6ur@ bic i6Ieinsisen DberId&en einnrtngt
eclde Grtiiel iolltsn ME euber auf geroro'
auns gut berufener aerate eebrau4t iuerben.
ba ber S@asen, ben fie a.lri9teen, iehnn1al
70 srob 1T, ala bas @uie, bas Shr bauon er'
ai.len t5nntet SaII's Ratarrb 6ur,
fabri;irt bon S. 5. Gbenep & Co., EoIeeo,
D., entbdIt fein Auedfilber. unb tpirb inner
lid eenommen unb tvirtt tireit auf bic f4lci.
migtn Dbetfd1en bes 6bitens. 0enn Shr
Sall'S Ratarrb'8ur fault, ieib fiGer, bat Sbr
6ie 6d9te bsfonmt. Sie trirb innerli4 ae'
i,omraen unb In 2oIebo, Dbio, bon s. s.
Gbenet & 6 0. eema4t.
w Bertauft BON alien apotbestra Rreis
rs Ets bic Slafde.
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= Sim Donneraag. ben 13. Tebs
ruar gslanQt i'm @roBen Opernhauie
@bwin WliIton RopIes onmutbiges
xuliIpiet "Friends" ;ur Nuffhbiuns
Die @effid.e Der Neisuns BON .Rars
auerite" unb sstarae" unb Der aufopfe'
runesuoleu Jreunoidaft sSods" ba;
tiberGa. mo bas etiid sur Nuffhbrung
gelansie. cine iisfs unb na6baltige
Wirtang eraie!t.
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Dr. sinas aRtttel bat ibn serettet.

Sr. 8tu9e WsttteI bat tbtt 6ereffee'
Der Mpotbeter o. gailouette Ia
BeoDerspille, Sas., iagt: nDr. Sings
xNeuer gutbedunsS perbanfe i'd meiu
Qeben. Sd wurbe beftis Don Der
Grippe befallen uub Deriu6te ale aer3te
In ,ueitem umtreiie. aber obne @rfolg,
benn mau eab mid ailf unb faste, mir
Tonne ni9t naebr aebolfeu iuerben. 90
i@ Dr. sings .Neue @ntbeduus. ia
meinem 2aben bate, gebraudte Id
biefes Wlittel un6 BON ber erFen DoRs
an fiihlte t6 mid Dobler. unb ua&bem
iA brei Glai6en gebrauGt bate, tonnte
i4 fdon mieber auffehen. Dies Mit.
tel III iein GewiGt In Golb wertt. Sd
m6Gte gar nibt mtbr Dbne bahelbe
ieiu." Mtan beiorge fi9 cine Brsbes
ids aus Der Apotbete BON u. Dreib.
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Grast guren Nrat, Drussifen sber
Cure Greunbe na@ 6bilob's Cure Of
@onfumption. Sic iu:rben es empfebs
len. Gum 8ertauf bel 4aIteper &
S9u9arb. Sames glabin, 8. 3.
Speaefp, U. @obn & Co., g. Stein,
@eHtral Drug Store, u. S6weppe.
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Sauienbe Gdle bon S6minofn&t,
@tbma. 6uiten, grfdliuns uub 1rdnne
tDerbeu tdgli9 gebeiIt bur@ Sbilsb's
Cure. Gum 8ertauf BEL 4alteper g
S@u9ar5, Sames @labiu, 8. 3. Spell
lefp, &. @obn 6 &c., q. Stela, Gene
tral Drug @tore, u. 59weppe.
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sSohn Sfhott'a

BUD unb Sob. Sruferei.
SO. 211 Norb Breia Strabe. Jtbri
ale 8u6s unb Sobs Characterization
in beutider unb ensIii6er 5prade
ans unb Iiefert iolde Don ben billig.
fen bis 3u ben feiniten.
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GooieD'S Iesifser, No. 23 sllamo
plasa bat einen Ruf fir snten alten
@bisfep, bic beiien gemif9teE @es
trdufe, feine Meine unb ausgesei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii1e @igarren
unb iiets frifdes Bier. Der gisentbii.
mer. Soc @oolep, nerffebt fein @efh6ft.
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aaufi BEL SolIanh Cure y t.
10 iir3t. ariinen aaffee &c. &c.
233 Wefs@ommerce. StroBe.
3eiepbon 311.
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Noti5 a,t gtemersabler.

Die sieuerIifen fur bas Sabr 1895
bsfinben fiG ieBt In meinea 6dnben
unb ale Staais. unb @ountns5teuern
finb iebt in meiner Office sablbar.
Sole Gafiiano.
Steuer acOettor. gerar @ounlp.
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8eriibmter 8eiad.

2ie9et Gan MntDnio idbOn
Sn oem ferniten Weften
ltni'rer 8ruReu ltaioa
Seblt'S bod tidbt an 8dften!
0ebem bier bod aus umo etn
Gr6ger srDHer 2antem,
8ieiig tpiro Die 8abl tupbl ietn,
STE bierber i@on fanem.
0emm id1 eitt paar iaGer rs,sfs
QSiu idj id1ueu fie nennsa:
2asfer, &tnbat, Graft ttnO 8ootb
SeSer auirb fie fennen!
Ostmmie Saad muS S5arr,iom
3amen bergeiuanoeIt
9lmd, ganft Wanmamafer idbon,
Ser In QDfen banSett!
Stpd1 biel Mnore fanten fsob.
SpAbcriibmte 2ents,
llno bic gfact ber 2llautu
g9affte ibnstt SrenOe!
9fiemats friibes bod fiirtpabr
so ptcl @rDRea famct.
9lle In bteieim Tebrmar,
61ret nur Die 0e6nett:
Smg' rfOa, oer grpRe Wfantt,
sSreiifnms 8anmertrager
1tnb Der ifaree Sulliban
Wfetiter alier ghla8er.
limb beS Rapftes Wuntims,
Serr gntpI(i beiRt CT,
9ab'reipsfs, Der WfnsifuS,
Gr, Ser G1ne Weiiter!
geio tuillfommem Mlte bier,
lInb mt eud 5u ebreu
Gine gbnppen sLone StarsSter"
Wpllen tets tpir leeren!
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gerHepfnns beruria6t bte 9dlfte BET
SSrauentranfbeiten. 4arl's @loner
Root 9bee 1T ein sutes gsittel gegen
8erfopfung. Gum 0erfauf bet 3al'
teper & sdudarb, Sames @lautn. &.
5. 9pelefp, Y. @obn & Co., g. Steiu,
Central Drug Store, u. S9meppe.
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6olI giner lauge on bid 6enfen,
SO BORG lfm ettpas Natt 81 6enten.