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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09
WEALTH,
CULTURE,
BRAINS"
These Three, but the Greatest OF Them
Is Wealth, and They Form the
Trinity Of the Republics True
and Only Hope," Our :
"Rightful but Be-
leagured Aris-
tocracy.'
FOR "A GENTLEMAN" SAYS So

A lively controversy has been waged
in the Correspondence column OF tae
New York Journal for several weeks
between an advocate Of the gold stand
ard who signs himself "A Gentleman
and several friends of Bryan and Silver
Restoration who were quick to take up
the lance against the impudent assump'
tions of the goldite. The dispute, now
ever. is now probably at an end. Tor up
ON the publication Of the following LET
ter from "A Gentleman" in the journal
Of Sept. "a, his opponents doubtless con
clnded il a waste Of lather to devote
further attention to him. Here Is nj
remarkable communication:
"a c.,t,eman's" Remarkable Letter.
To the Editor OF the Journal;
Were my mind not matured oy "uu
and reflection, and so possessed OF tna
balance which renders one superior W =.
evanescent gales of popular fury. snou'
certainly be in some danger OF losing ia
: temper at this time. The extremely sou
i've and unpleasant letters which you 81
nleased TO publish in relation to my con
] muuications in your paper-and perm
2 me IN say that you might easily De in
{ more dignified business than panderinx
the passions and prejudices OF the moo
are hut samples of hundreds that nav
n reached me personally through your omc
a And what. after all. is my offenses
/, have said that the lower orders are inca
= ahla without tae instruction OF their b'
= ,ars IN brain and social position, inte,
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gently to use the franchise. have said u
f. better for themselves and the country
that their votes should be controlled Oy
purchase and gentle coercion. rather than
that they should be allowed In their ignor-
ance to 90 to the ballotbox and vote Ior
Bryan, free silver, repudiation, national
dishonor and the despoilment OF the upper
Glasses. who represent about all there II OF
civilization among us have ASid that
cordially approve Of the measures taken ~
that broad minded, resolute and patriotic
man. Mark Hanna, to prevent the triumph
Of anarchy aud socialism. which oeniA-
ropue Bryan's election would be-
0n. would think from the brutal and
scandalous manner In which am assaiiea
I on All hands that personally am respon-
able for the following existing facts:
I The inferior mentality OF the average
/ mechanic. farmer and laborer. which In
ferior mentality units him for that citi-
,anship he il almost sure 10 misuse unless
he l. guided by those who are his betters
in intellect and knowledge.
The creation Of the public safety FUND,
.mounting TO many millions OF dollars,
wb,ch has been contributed by the best
!, and foremost citizens Of the United States
( and iptrusted to Mr.. Hanna for political
4 use
3. The action Of sensible Republican and
cold standard Democratic employers near
D " everywhere in giving their employe'
s light on the question Of the money stand
> ards and causing them to understand ina
: vote thrown against the common inter
ests will be punished by discharge
e Now. sir, only yokels and clodhoppers
v who are no more qualified to vote upon tn
financial issue than they arc to sit down
: rentleman's table aud conduct them
O selves like polished members OF polite 20
:, ciety. can possibly misunderstood my po
> alton. Obviously I did not create tn
facts which I have enumerated. hav
simply given public expression TO my az
proyal Of Facts and s.
d And am proud to say that In THIS att
tude of approval am In the very PES.
company. In all my friendly intercours
ie with Mr.. Hanna, which has extenae
IL over some years, have never detected
n him a trace Of that most odious OF .
|, characters-the hypocrite. What ne 90
he does with open, manly franknes
Never in bis dealings with the lseoE Ha'en
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Real Estate Trausiers

For the month of September, 1898, ~
shown in the Recorders Office OF Du-
bois County, Ind. Ph. Dilly, Recorder.
Lytle Kays to Jas Fisher, lO acres
in sec c24t2sr6, $3.50.
John X Bichler to Ben Fisher, 30 acres
lin sec q t2sr4, $1,000.
CP Owens to VIM M Lane, 73 acres
lin secs IL and At1sr3, $1,000.
Aug H Wibbeler to Dubois County,
To- 100 acres in sec Ia I 3sr8, %.
Anna NJ Neihaus TO John II Hemmer,
20 acres in sec Is t3sr5, 1915: ::
Emma Stork to j + Steinkamp and
w. Blesch, pit lots 10 and 30, Kunz add
Aug II Koerner to Chas L Wedding,
LOT s. block I, Kyana, $2l.
Edward III Leistner TO John Scifott., !,
ut lot 25, Haysville, $ll0O.
Valentine Hoffman to Jos q Busch-
koetter, 90 acres in sec Is t3sr4, $7OO.
| Leonard Beohmer to Louis Roettker, pit
Ilot IS, Huntingburg. $50.
Agnes v Guckes to Helen l. bohnert,
S Borden to Chas L Wedding. 40
Iacres in sec 1t 1879, $40.
1 John Schmett to John II Schmett,
Il2O &C 20 in sec 22 I sr 3, t24OO.
James A Britain TO John and Frede-
Trick Stahl, 40 acles in sec ii sr .,
Margaret Kress to Poliksrp Ksigen,
Los in sec IS t2sr B, 500.
i Chas Seller to Agnes Becher, lot AZ,
: eIKundeck's add Jasper, 500. ,
n Polikarp Kaigen to Frederick :
,|Kaigen, so acres in sec "a t2sr5. $loOO.
Henry Landgrebe to Andrew and
Jos Greener, pt lot B, Hunungburg'
: l$24OO. .. :.
sIacres in sec t2sr5, $1,000.
Martin A Gossman to Jos Gerber, pt
: lot 5, Buchart's add Jasper, 500. Ssf
David NJ Nelson to Chas G Stevens,
lao acres in sec Is t2sr3, $50. ~.
Rosa Schmidt to Henry Schmidt, d
8 lacres in sec 81 sr 4, $SU.
n Cath Blessinger to Jos p Rennef, p
q Isec l6t2sr5 $19. III.
|. ANDY Fritch to Chas Moenkhana, p
!. llot Is, Huntingburg, $3.50.
Patrick Simmons to Aaron Roberts
! lao acres in sec lS 1nr3, $264. =
John w Crook, Guard, TO Joseph !
lBuchart, 100 acres in eec ~ I 2sr .
l$l1ll.ll.
Andrew Grant to Jos f Buchsrt, = y
. lacres in see 22 t2sr g.. $8SS. 80:
Edward Brietweiser to John G Har
Ider, 2.24 acres in sec 3, tlsr4, 81.
~ Martha A Rummel to VIM n Whit
y sett, 4 acres in sec 10 2sr B, $3.50. !.
Z. Frederick Lohmann TO VIM n whi'
sett, 4.25 acres in sec 10, 2s 3, $lO.
Edward Blessinger to JOS kapp, .
Iacres in sec St t2sr4, $l7OO.
o. Mary G Roettger 70 Daniel J kausche
y. 40 acrea in sec 80 / 2 r6, $76.
o. Francis silas Chatard to Chns,
,is Ruttkar, lot 3, st Mary's add, Huntinl
I'M lburg, $780,, 80
=" Jos Schuler TO Louis A Heitx, 2l7.4
lacres in sec l t3sr5, $500.
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COLORADO HOTEL ETIQUETTE.


A gentleman who has lately res
turned from the west, has brought
with him a copy Of some rules ne
found posted in hotel dining room.
The hotel was the "Rustlers 4
rest" at Little Cayuse Creek, Colo.
The "Rules for the guidance OF
guests" follow:
"All gents with shooting irons or
other weapons must check them bel
fore entering the dining room !
| Walters are too scarce to be killed.
Scents are requested not TO at
.ltract walters attention by throwing
things at them. This is no mute,
asylum.
i'Seven kinds of pie are given
with every dinner.
"Table cloths are changed every
I Sunday.
"Our food is all Of the best quail
; lty. Our milk is pure, eggs new
). ..llaid aud the butter speaks for itself.
"Guests tipping walters must pay
"a alfuneral expenses III Case o"o s''o'~
: Idle from heart disease.
= "No more than six eggs will DC
y " given each at a sitting. Any gues
y found trying to work of his she'll
- lon a neighbor will be fired from tn
10 table. :,
nc nc biscuits found rivited togethe
!, - can be opened with a chisel sup
= piled by waiter. The use OF dyn
Iami.e is strictly. forbidden.
10 10 disputes over articles OF TOO
- ~ must be settled outside.
)" "Don't lasso the walters, becau'
a|the guest who can't throw the roI
~ ~ Twill be at disadvantage.
ny "Gents can take off their coats
- they want, but must keep on the
vests ~
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euaee OF Mark Hanna. now the patient,
silent. scornful but never idle recipient oi
so much frantic and impotent abuse, NC
Kinley will be the next president. II We
can't elect him one way. we will another. '
am, sir, yours, with . measureless con
tempt for the hard handed and soft-headed
illiterates whose insults have appeared II
your columns and rained upon me by mail
New York. Sept. g. GENTLEMAA.
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In his private capacity a. capitaiist. mas
he truckled for AN instant that he miga.
receive that poor reward OF the coward
and trimmer When the
lower orders invited him TO war he ever
willingly accepted the challenge. and Tor
their blind temerity crushed them. AS he
is In bu siness. 50 Is he In politics. Inc
better classes, who have supplied this
graat and brave man with funds for the
election OF Mckinley and the maintenance
~ ihs gold standard and our national
honor. know a. we'll a. do the uses 70
which their generous contributions are 70
be put. So does our gallant standard
bearer. our valiant chsmpiou against the
hosts OF ignorance, poverty and greed
Major william Mckinley OF Ohio. 30
docs the more enlightened portion OF the
press. which, splendidly indifferent 70
marty lines, has rallied TO the defsnne OF
the rightful but beleagured aristocracy OF
his unhappy countryside aristocracy o'
wealth culture and brains; three In one
one In three; the trinity Of the republic
true and only hope.
And IL the better Glasses and the patri
otic portion of the press utter no oehu
against the wise employment OF money sn'
! Of guiding coercion for the furtherance o
9 a righteous cause. why should be mao
!. the object of vile and insensate detractio
|. because join my approval TO theirs'
}, Sir. things have come 70 apretty pas
indeed when a gentleman who chooses :
y interest himself In public Affairs canne
p 40 40 except at the cost OF becoming . Ia
D. get for the foul missiles OF the irsoiet
" and unlettered mob. But let me tell tne'
D. ruffians c. the pen that In spite OF the
:. cbeap protestations OF Independence an
=, self-ownership they will do a. they a.
hid ON election day or take the cons
"a ouencea I am not to be deferred irol
to yoicing my opinions and doing my du,
us because the boots Of crowd OF muosi,
who are not worthy 10 brush gent
mana coat 90 70 against me. Neither
the great hosl OF honorable and iete
DIV mined men with whom am allied IN
,at terest and sympathy be baked OF TN
he high purpose by the roars that co,
I'D from the throats OF tbs many neao
nv monster" As Shakespeare, who was y
u.s. tIeman at heart, notwithstanding his
are fortunate social position. 20 aptiy deno'
m mated the rahble-
nit The wealth Of this nation, sir, IL In All
! q Bryan, the demagogue, may spout ms
to esies and rhetoric from thousand STUN
b. and his followers may cheer bis low
I'VE neal. TO their rudimentary brains ana !
.ce. pockets, but ali will be In vain.
wealth Of the nation. the nation ns1'
,ap. ruler and guardian. has the power 70
bet feat him and his schemes. and that po
elli- will be exerted, never Tear: ln :ae
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Employees everywhere arc being In
Inundated in the interest Of the gold op-
preston. There has never been prcsi
Dental year in which the American
citizens duty TO himself and his country
has been palmer than II 10 now.-Se
Louis Post Dispatch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09

What Charles A. Dana wishes to Inn.
press upon the people u that the issue
must be- discussed calmly and intelli.
gently and that everybody who believes
in free silver is liar and IN anarchist.
Detroit News.
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UNEMPLOYED LABOR.

Il III Is claimed upon soou "u
ty. that we have in the United
States, an army Of over three mil
, lion unemployed workingmen, anx-
) ious and willing to work and yetI
unable to find employment.
! II is also claimed, upon the au-
i thority of the United States census,
that with our improved methods OF
production, workingmen can now
) produce an average Of over ten dol
: dollars worth Of wealth day Tor
o each workingman employed.
= But to be on the safe side, let us
& estimate the number Of unemployed
:, at only two million and the daily
of average product of workingmen al
e. only five dollars per day. This Il
- certainly very conservative esu'
RI innate.
ur This would make loss in ma
nd Itional wealth of ten million dollar
q. Ss every day. Counting three hun
ON dred working days in year
would make the annual loss OF ma
ASS ASS tional wealth, three billion dollars
70, @ To allow this waste OF productiv
ar energy to continue is crime: :,
snt In this unemployed labor is tn
sss s;s power that produces all wealth. l
md the rich natural resources that Go
are has SO bountifully given US, IS IN
'se- material which this unemploye
ON on, labor could convert into wealth.
Ills the unsatisfied wants of the peop
tie lis the demand for all the veal
VII WI. these unemployed men could pr
in ,duce.
heir In this idle labor and these u
oms used natural resources we have
.aea @ supply, and in the wants OF the pe
un, ple we have the demand.
olni. WHY is it, then, that supply a
demand cannot meet and mutua
| har. satisfy each other?
mps Why are these men seeking We
: Ap- ard unable to fiLd it?
lean II we seek in earnest for an
,i nn swer. we will find that somewh
) de between the producer and the G.
ower sumner stands the monopolist v
Ian: will not permit labor to produce
consumer to use wealth with
paying tribute.
And the monopoly, which m
than any other is keeping these
from finding work is the monoE
of money. Men cannot return
the primitive method OF barter,
without money, and suffic
supply of it, business is paraly
!. and labor seeks employment
q. vain.
N President Garfield in speaking
y this subject said: whoever
trols the volume Of money OF
2k country is absolute master OF all
(K dustry and commerce. This
rs army Of unemployed labor has @
Into existence since the demor
|zation of silver in 1873. BE
= THAT time such condition was
Unknown. From the rarks OF the
= |employed is recruited that o
.l iarmy which threatens the safet
. the republic-the army OF tram
. Year by year as the money
er has contracted the volume OF
) money the army Of unemplt
labor has grown larger. II
atient would give these men a chance
lent Of earn An honest living this mon
, NC Nc ly of money must be broken
,,hsr" this contraction Of the volum
SIS con money must be stopped.-E'
headed villa Courier.
ared in
nu... Get 4
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uo.,e ao Get nd Ilack.

The rich boodlers are not going 70 put
$40 900, 900 into the present campaign
without hope Of getting 1t back. The
election Of Mckinley means the contin'
uance Of the skinninR process and an IN
creased national debt. that coupon cut
tiers may be further enriched. = Ex'
lchange
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"The Republican party stands for
honest money" says Mr.. Mckinley.
Just now it is standing 10 hold mp peo.
ple and get their hon est money. This
kind Of standing for honest money will
oct IL n fall
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8ainbridge Township Ir'ls
tees Notice.

The undersigned. Trustee = ba'n'
bridge township. Dubois county, wiz ~
Tend 70 Township business on Sa.nr"a.
q every week, 1t Frank Bets's oin,e W
North Main street, between Eighth AN
Ninth, In jasper. The Township -
bsrry and Indiana School Books At sain'
place. wILliAn SnuLKR, Trustee.
Aug. 10, l606-y.
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A PAINFUL TASK.

|If Bryan wins this mighty fight,
To onward lead the nation, NJ.
How Grover &. will hate to write
The Thanksgiving proclamation
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"I'm sweet 49," she proudly said,
eve dozen beaux for fun,
But now my heart has made choice,
I'm only sweetl6 tOsl."
Detroit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09

The local advertisers in The
COURIER are presenting the finest
spectacular play ever Produced II
their line.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09
DENTYSTR
49,
DR.. B. A. MOSb =
Resident Dentist,
HuNTINGBURG. IND

Tenders his professional services !" an, y,
needing any work In the dental a.,an,,ian a.n.,
promise. 70 give g,,n,sv nj '..o,Icised. and al
saSs ~srr.rsaS Apr. ~. ~.
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Don't Forget the Cosgresssnsas
There must be silver congressman -
well ~ silver presi9ent Il the money
of the constitution In to be restored.
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THE COLD FACT

The agricultural pop.issioa Of the
United state. are coru PEELED 90 live sa'ss
income below that provided for psupsrs,
.,a rcc.,ve less for shslr labor than =
paid for convicts.--[ From The Condition
Of the American Farmer" by II. 4. Taube-
neck
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". f. COX,
Attorney at Law
rAepER, INDIANA

frosecus.n" n = m carefnliy attend TO any clsi,
;.,m.s Slrcnm; % Entrusted 20 him In any county Vi
the circuit ,.,u,,n~ op Public Square
nee g. y2-lv ---
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04
ID. 9QpiteI.

Gerabe In benz ausenblif, oils man
TN beutiden @roBen Sauptquartier,
bas ii5 pdbreno Der Sdlatt auf Der
SDbe BON Srenois befanS, aus Wtitleio
fur bic arule StaSt eineu Yarlamentdr
a~bienoen pollte, I'm Sur 9apitulation
ouf3uforoern, uno oieier iton nab
Seoan unterpe9S par-eS mar etpa
te6s ubr-eridieu auf Den @allen Der
Geitun9 bic peiBe Slasse, Die Der &ai,
Ter aufsupilan;en an9eorouet hattie, I'm
tpetteres Vlutoer9ieBeu ju perbinoern.
Gin fernerer WtoerltanS pGre @abn,
finn sepeieu. Seoan brannte i6on
an pieleu Stellen, 8a,eilles mar elm
Griimmerbaufen, Die Iorfer Ga Mon,
eelle, OatSnp, Gioonne, ct. Menses,
Sllg fparen bon ben beuti6eu 3ruppen
erlttirmt, 9e9en adtbunoert geI6iiee
bon ben S6ben rings Inn bic Seituns
berunter auf bic unielise Staot serits
tet, jeben Gusenblid bereit, hire per.
berblihe Grbett wieoer auf,unebmen.
absr penn aud Der aampf bon ba
ab Der tummte - baS llngliid mar 9e.
theben, uno bic Na6t, bic nun anbrah,
8eborte gu ben idredlititen, bic bic
reuere @ef6itte feunt, nidt nur In
Seoan ielbit, mo Sunoerte unb Gau.
fenbe arr,er 0erwunoeter, an Gllem
Mtan9el leiSeub, unerbSrte S.ualen
a%usltanben unb gum 3beil ioSar aui
Strasen unb plaeen unter freiem
Stmmel cine nebslise, resnsrii1e unb
ialte Ha4t oerbrtnssn mubten, ION.
bern aud auBerbalb, mo CUR llutsrbrin.
9uns bon 10 pielen Sunberttaui enben
fremSer Meniden nidts sefdeben
fonnte. @ennensmertbe Sufubren bat.
ten ote 1ruppen pesen Der Gsmalt.
mari6e, bic iie In ben lseten 1asen
5uriid8ele8t, nidt mebr errsi9en f6u-
men,. % mar Mansel an Gllem. Ia,u
Elm i6mmerli9 faltes unb nafies Det.
ter. 0iele Der beutiden Solbaten bat.
ten iett Woben bic aleiber ntdt pom
9eibe sebradt, iein 8ett ssiebsn. limb
fpenn lie nm ba uno bort einmal einen
5%u9emauerten Weinfeller gefunben
batten, 10 mar es ben Vorrdtben natiir.
LTD ibleht gesanSen, ben golbaten
aber gum 2beil aud. 0as 3upiel unb
BITE unresslmaBiSteit rd9te lid baua
mieber on linen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04

gduen mu1te, TN U%eruuprrvn. ~t",u-
1hrieben 0oitfarten uno 9riefe In bic
Seimatb, wieosr gnoere wuider iih,
piellsiht felt @od,en gum eriten Wtate
wieSer crSentlidl trllgen Waiier ber'
bel, matteu 6euer, tphtcu, asen, iptel'
ten 9artcu, iblieien, fausen, pplitiiir'
ten, FUR, tbaten allies Wcslihe, mas
Elm Solbat rur pornebmen fam, meuu
er nihts Al tbun hat.
PlDelif blieS man gum Sammeln.
Die Soloaten trauten ibren Sbren
niht.
r@as lit benin los? @as sibt's
eenn?" iraste man bier uno oa.
va0nig SSilbelm fommt!" ihrie
cine Gimme. nGr mill bic Gruppen
be9riiben!"
Nun bieB eS laufen uno iif tum.
melu. Sn aller Gle rihtete man lid
her, 10 gut es cling, uno lief ipprn'
itreibs gum StellunSsplae. SIS bauerte
audi nlht LANCE, ais man ibon BON
Meitem bas Surrabihrcicn uno Die
Hesimentsmuiiten, oie ben 9reiien
SelSen begriiBteu, peruabm.
rS6on orei Stuncen lit er uuter.
pe9s," meinte elm lieutenant III Dem
@iiiiten;ar;t Senorif, rer hat oas
game Sdlaftfelo beiuht. Sasiitfein
SpaB na6 iolfen 2a9en uno naf
elmer iol6en 9taft fir eiueu @reiS."
Gs mar idpn geseu Nbenc, i'm
Siniterwerben. Gin9sumber ilimmerte
eS ploelid pom tauieno uno a%bertauieuo
Sternten uno Vid)tteu aif, cine
pabre illumination. Die Solcaten
batten-@ott peiB wober-iib 0ihter
peri6afft, 10 oaB Der aonis nit ieiner
quite in elmer ein;igeu Sihtsuirlanoe
oabln iubr, iiberall nit brauienoem
Surrabruien uro Dem ihmetternoen
Slang Der Gfesimcutsmuiiten empian.
gen.
Gnolih erreihte er Die Sront oeS
ridoniten 9tesiments,~ oas ulrpeit "a
Wtcncclle i'm ireieu SelSe an Der
StraBe itanb uno an oieiem slbeno NH,
9erabe nidt be ionocrs iGOn ausiab.
Iber Die StniterniB oefte 10 Mianbes
9utmlitbi9 jl, uno baS Surrab, nit
benz Der 9rciie Wionard empianaen
puree, Hang nm 10 berauihenoer, itilrs
milber uno beriliher, uno sic Te9is
mentsmuiif idmetterte UNI 10 lauter
uno feierli6er ibr:
rSeil sir i'm SisgsrtranS
SsrriGer oeS Tatsrlanos,
Sell, S0uig, oir!---"
2iefernit blifte oaS 9reiie Selcens
seiitt, ais es ben GruB, Die Sano an
ben Selm Legend, erwioerte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04

2iefernit blifte oaS sreiie Seloens
selidt, ais eS Den @ruB, Die Sano an
ben Selm Legend, erwioerte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04

Sir b5ien, b~artuddtseu Sufsu, i4tpads
9unssu, 2unsenblutea, Bronchitis, GitbnIa
uus Sttpin6Suht tn tbren anianssaaoten
ia DR.. Yierce's "Golden Medical Dis
coveryo elm unibertreflides gtttsl. Gs
flrirt uidt bios ben Suiteu, iouperr perhilft
auh 9euten, bic tnfolse BON r,ebreneeu
Sranibeiten" ftrpah ul,b beruntersefomuleu
iine, III neuer Wusfelfraft. Gette 0sate
u,aht e. aber utft iorpuleuter.
q z. RtIep BON Dor Gloer, Souperte
Co., Rpo., '6retbt : SD bate ;panyss
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Joseph list gesund

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in der Welt list. Mein Sohn hattie sinen
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04

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kuriren. Mir wurds
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genommen hattie,
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eiternde GeschwIre
AUS. Allma hlig err
langts or sein Gehor
wieder und, mach
den er die dritte
Flasche gsleert hattie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04

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