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Connecticut western news., 1897-01-21
Can't
 This is the complaint of - .soassnas 1 sas a. la...s. .hi. season; .ss; Eaf

does not relish. They need thetoning upof the stomach and digestive organs, which . course of Hoods sarsaparilla will give them. It also purifes and enriches the blood, cures that distress after eating and internal misery only a dyspeptic can know, creates an appetite, overcomes that tired feeling and builds up and sustains the whole physical system. It tso prompt ly and efficiently relieves dyspeptic symp- toms and cures nervous headaches, that 1t seems to have almost Ga magic touch."
Connecticut western news., 1897-01-21

Soothing, and not irritating. strength. ening, and not weakening. small but If ctive-such are the qualities of De. WItt's Little Early Risrrs. the famous little pills W A Camp. Canaan @ leo. T. Johnson. Norfolk
Connecticut western news., 1897-01-21

The length of life may he increased bv lessening it's dangers. The majority of people die from lung troubles. Tnese may be averted bv promptly nsinR One Minute Coneh Care W H. Camp, Canaaai Geo. T. J0hnsen, Her. iolks
Connecticut western news., 1897-01-21

Illinois coal companies appear to be making little something op their in vestments. even in these hard times IL is told for fact that in the year 1896 they made a clear pr"fit of SS 900. 0O0 an an actual capital of Sl5. QUO. 900 Dover Plains Review.
Connecticut western news., 1897-01-21

To cure all old sores. to heal an indo- lent ulcer. or to speedily cure piles, you need simply apply DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve according to directions It's magic like action will surprise you. W. H. Damp, Canaan; Geo. T. John son, Norfolk.
Connecticut western news., 1897-01-21
InISTRIOT of sharon, ss. Probate Court
 Ianuary IA A D 1891

hISTRIOT of sharon. ss. Probate Court, tt January IA, A. D. 1897.
 Estate of Sarah A. Surdam. late os said Sharon in ssld District. dectsssed.
 Charles K B Hatch of sad sharon, admin. istraior represents the estate nf raid deceased inaolvent after the expiration of the time limited for the presentation of claim against said estate and this Court deemiug it expedi- ent hat said eetata should be settled as an ipsolvrnt estate. It i-
 Order e.i that Com missioners to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said e~taie be appointed at the Probate once iu sharon, on the 26ih day ot January, <, ID. 1897, al ten o'clock iu the forenoon; and this Court directs the Administrator to give public notice 10 rll persons interested in said estate to appear, if they zee cause. at said time and place aud b~ heard relative to said ap- pointm-nt, by poet ng copy m the pubic sign-poet iu said sharon and by publishing the same once in weekly newspaper publiehed in Litchneld cnunty and having circulation in sai'i District and return make to this Court Of the notice given.
 Attest. WILLIAM W. KNIoHT, Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1897-01-21

Frisnd-I suppose everything you write now goes.
 Author but meat of t comes hask.
Connecticut western news., 1897-01-21

 SarsapariIla
' ,, -,, are the best after-dlnner
 HOOQ S FllIS pills, aid digestion 25c.

nISTRICT of Canaan ga. Probate Court " January Is, A D. e7.
 Estate of tyman Dunnirv, late of North Canaan In said District. deceased.
 The Court of Probste for the District Of Causan hath appointed Edwin ". Spurr, of Canaan, and Daniel l.. Freeman, Of North Canaan commissioners to tec-ive and exam inc the claims of the creditors of said estate.
 Certified by Davld c Nhittlessy, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Probate off1c, at North Uanaan in said District on ih- first day of February ls97 at one o'clock iu the afternoon, for th.. purpos- of attending to the business of said appointment.
 p1s1s1 pDx1s Y. [. ffTnn fEnaa.s Commissioners.
Connecticut western news., 1897-01-21

Laxol is the best m-d,cine for child. ren Doctors rseonmend 1t in place of 0astos on.
Connecticut western news., 1897-01-21
Lc0dL Notices.
DTsTRIoT of Salisbury .s. Probate Court,

DIsTRICT of Salisbury ss. Probate Court, | January 16, ID. 1897
 Es'ate of Amanda vosburyh late of Copake. Columbia County, New York, leaving estate in said District.
 Upnn Application Of Harry Rain praying thai letters of administration may be granted on said estate, as DOT application on Ale more fully appearS, It Is
 Ordered. that said application be heard and determined st th. Probate 'iffice in Salisbury, in said district, on the 2ei day of January, A. E., ls97. at one o'clnck In the afternoon, and that notice b@ given of the pendency of said application and ihs time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same once in some newspaper having a ctr culation in said district. Attert: DONALD T. WARNER, Judge.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Pidgin English.

The curious vernacular known as
Pidgin English is strange mixture of
English, Chinese and Portuguese, and
is used by mcst of the natives of Hong
Kong and other Chinese ports in their
intercourse with foreigners. Its basis
consists in turning the consonants "r"
into 81" and "v' into 3D. adding a
final zee" to most words, and
above all, the constant use of the word
"pidgin," which means business in the
most extended sense of the word. Not
long since gentleman in Hong Kong
was interrupted by his servant, a boy
of IA, who rushed into the Office in an
excited manner to inform his master
that his wife had presented him with
q daughter. He gracefully and deli
cately made the announcement in Pid-
gin English in these words: missy
Smith hab got one piecee small COW
chilo! Chicago Tribune.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Kittens Reared in a rr,p,

Two kittens were born in a large
warehouse. THESE kittens were very
frolicsome and became general favor
ties. One day the men employed could
not find the two kittens. They hunted
and hunted, but found no trace of them.
About four weeks afterward it was
necessary to tear away part of the
platform in front of the building. To
the surprise of the workmen, under
this platform was rat trap: and in
the rat trap were the two kittens. Their
mother had found them and had nour-
ished them all the time they were in
TIE trap. They had grown so large
that they were very much crowded in
their tiny wire house, from which the
men soon liberated them.-Outlook.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
THE DAILY CAMERA.
Al Vne Auction.

First Stranger--1here's no use talk-
ing, these horse-dealers can fix
horse up so you can't tell what you are
buying.
Second Stranger-T hats so. There's
one now that III bet the fellow who
buys him will get sick of.
First Stranger-Oh, no-that horse is
all right! I've just bought him.
Second Stranger Well, l ought to
know. I've just sold him. - Golden
Days.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Brighton Biscuits.

Take ~ pounds of good moist sugar,
roll it fine, mix il with az pounds of
-four, and sift it through -four sieve;
rub in two ounces of butter, make
hole in the middle. and stir in a few
caraway seeds; pour in half pint of
mix it into dough, but do not work it
too much; roll it out in thin sheets, cut
into biscuits, and place them on but
tered tins, about two inches apart; wash
The tops with milk. and bake in a steady
oven.-St. Louis Republic.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Authoritative.

Miss Prim-Mrs. De Fashion, want
to ask you question. Some authorities
say cheese should be eaten with fork,
and some say with the fingers. the
same as bread. Now, which is right?
Mrs. De Fashion-Both are right. my
dear New cheese should be handled
with the fork, but very Old cheese
should be taken in the fingers. 1t might
wriggle off the fork.-N. Y. Weekly.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
No BRrxatns,

Eternal vigilance" shouted the ora
tor, sis the price of liberty"
The women electors exchanged
glances.
That is the same price as last year"
they remarked, and shrugged their
shoulders.
There We're no bargainst to be had and
they lost interest in the proceedings
Odds and Ends.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
How the Fuss Started.

RiverI see by a fashion item in this
paper that shirt bosoms are to be made
shorter
Brooks-That's a good thing. have
often thought you wore your shirt
bosoms too long.-Chicago Tribune.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Almost the Same.

Nonie-Is your husband as shy now
as he was before you married him?
Laura-Almost, for then he used to
hold his breath with fear. and he does
it just the same now when he comes
home late from the club.-Pittsburgh
Daily News
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Explaining 1t.

He-It seems strange that Van
Wither with such a family tree back of
him and money and time to burn, gets
blue every now and then.
She-Perhaps it is his blue blood hav-
ing effect.-Cincinnat Tribune.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
A Few words at Parting.

Young Husband-You'll write to me,
darling. won't you, very soon?
Young Wife-Why, yes, Henry, I'll
have to write. l haven't money enough
to last me more than about six days.
Chicago Tribune.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
He Stopped 1t.

Truthful Tommy describing his last
great fght)-Then he let out at me
with his right, but | stopped the blow
Cynical Sam-Did you? How?
Tommy significantly = With my
nose.-Odds and Ends.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
How She Reasoned II.

"My dear" said Mrs. Fosdick TO her
ten-year-old daughter, you should not
say 'teethi,rush.' You should always
say toothbrush
But, mamma" said the little girl, T
brush all my teeth with it. IN. Y. Trib
une.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
One Hindr4Dce,

Ned-Pd marry that girl if it weren
for one thing.
Tom-What's that?
Nsd-She refused me last night
SOmerville Journal.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
An Instance.

Tommy-Paw, what is adding insult
to injury?
Mr.. Figg-Well, l once had dentist
at work ON my teeth for half day and
when hes got through he Slid he hoped
I had had pleasant time.-Indianap-
oils Journal
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
After the Repast.

First Cannibal-I wonder what was
the rank of that clergyman?
Second Ditto (smacking his lips)-I
don't know, but [ should say he was
prime minister.-N. Y. Tribune.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22

Jack-I called on Miss Fitz last night
but didn't stay long, as she was com
planning that her teeth ached.
Jess-Isn't it shame? And it wa.
such an expensive set, too!-Tit-Bits.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Overheard,

Proprietor-Anyone waiting on you.
miss?
Miss Hayseed (blushing)-Well, Hi
Perkins is kind er purring round, but he
hain't talked business yet.-Philadel-
Dhia Press
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
SeIf-Eyident,

They haven't conddld d their secret to me,
But know the en- na~,cmeAt's begun,
For he's ordered bicycle built for two,
She a rocking chair built for one.
N Y IOurnal
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
The Short Cut,

Bibberly-What would you call it,
proud beauty, if your cruelty drove me
to kill myself in your presence?
Proud Beauty-Infanticid
Date.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Chilly Work.

Church-Did you ever try fishing
through the ice?
Gotham-Yes; that is, I tried to geta
Boston girl to understand that would
like to kiss her.-Yonkers Statesman.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Flushed the Game.
hands

A spinster called him Birdie, dear"
And he fled into the night,
For though he had no wings, it's clear
He was Fly" enough fer flight.
Chicago Times-Herald
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Absolutely.

Pinter-She is not only a fine looking
girl, but they say she has a fortune in
her own right. What would you do if
you had a wife like that?
Minter-Nothing-N Y. Journal.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Well Arranged.

"Mrs. McSmith returned us much
cheaper coffee than she borrowed of u.s."
"Well, put it in a jar by itself and
lend it TO her when she comes again.
Chicago Record.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Not Strictly Professional.

THAT young doctor makes an i'm
mense number of calls on Mrs. Oglesby.
Is she very sick?'
NO; she is very pretty"
phia Press.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Sad Case,

Good people, kindly shed a tear or two
OF sympathy for Uncle Billy Sands,
Who got the rheumatism in his arms
Because his time hung heavy on hi
hands.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
PoIly,s WAYS.

When Polly's vexed with me, know
Her tricks are wond'rorF Tlain-
Old letters from her richer bcau
Sine brings-and reads aGa,E.
Detroit Free Press.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Prepnrinx for the End.

Crimsonbeak (discouraged)-O I'm
tired of life.
Yeast Qightly)-Been eating some Of
your wife's cooking, old man?
"No; but I'm willing to now."-Yon-
kers Statesman.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Moro Effective.

Artist (gloomily)-Somehow, my pic
lures won't keep the wolf from the
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
A SAD RETROsPECTION.

Tramp Ito fellow wanderer) old
fellow, there are two of us; on'y y~u
vllz born one, an made one of myself!
N. Y. Truth.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Friendly Sympathy.

FriendEDh you ever try hanging
them on the doorknob?-N. Y. Journal.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
Rightly Named.

Hewitt don't see why you call this
front door a storm door; it isn't a
storm door
Jewett-Just wait a minute, old man;
my wife always meets me here.-N. Y.
Tribune.
Daily camera., 1897-06-22
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Student of DR.. Philip Ricord of France.
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Sperma atorrhoea, seminal losses, night emiss
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and Bohemian spoken Consultation aud Oa.
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Daily camera., 1897-06-22
20 YEARS EXPERIENCE
J. WiIbeIm HamM $50.
Mercantile Collection Accents

Real Estate, Insurance and Mines,
144 Pearl St.. Boulder, Colo,
OnlInntjnno specially. We collect good bills at
VUll6GilUll0 2h bad l5 outlawed 90 per cent
Co,ntoo managed We rent, collect rents, pay
[0lliG0 taxes look after assessments and repairs
Innno negotiated. Secured by first lien on Bonl-
LUklllo der City real estate, without expense to
lender.
nnnn We sell and exchange mining property.
Al00. We give n interest in good prospects, for
assessment work.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-07-07
Mbi6eMliNe Sige,tner.

Sbslbpuille, Sno. 3. Suli. Dor els
ni9en 9asen icblus cine 3iseunerbanoe
ibrs 3elte am llier oes glue &iper. in
Der 9fdbe Der sebn Wleilen bon bier ge=
lesenen Ortibaft WOunt Nuburn auf.
Sieie @elesenbeit benubten mebrere
Sarner, oarunter au6 Der iun9e Soln
Cooper, um liA ,uabriagen gu lallen.
Sic betreHenoe 3iseunerjungfrau per=
lanste aber Oaiiir 8Orausbesabluna,
,porauf lih Cooper nibt einlalien
mollte. Die 6ol9e mar. oab er BON
8ruber Der Wabriaserin nit einem
&niippel nieoer9eidlasen unb 10 lanse
9epriigelt muroe. bis er bic 8elinnun3
berlor. Sarauf brahen Die 3iaeuner
ibr 2aeer ab uno iiberlieBen Cooper lei=
nem Shidial. gr muroe erf beute
Morsen sefnnOen uno man boift, ibn
mleoer 1erSultellen.
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9oMbDeit fam nit)t sttrirt
N, crO EFT

ourd lptale 9lpplitaiionen, neil bieiel=
ben Die ertrantten Sbeile oes Sbres
ni6t errei6en. Saubbeit miro perur=
iaAt our6 Die Gntsiinouns Der idlei=
mi9en Sdute Der eultofii6en &Dbre.
@enn Die @Obre iid entSiinoet, 10 ent-
itebt Elm rollenbes @erduin uno i1leh=
tes @ebOr. uno wenn lie iid idlieBt. 10
entltelt 5aubbeit, unO wenn Die @nt=
,iinoun9 niht 9ebOben uno Die &Obre
81 ibrem nOrmalem 3uitanoe aebrahi
meroen fam, 10 lit oas 8ebDr fir i'm.
mer seritOrt 9 aus 10 Gdllen peroer
bur6 Gatarrb perurladt, pelher tpeite,
nidts lit afs cine gntsiinouns Der idlei.
mi9en Oberfld6e.
9Gir geben bunoert Dollars fir jeoer
Gaa BON Saubbeit (ourh @atarrb Der:
uriabt) Der ni6t ourd Saas Gatarrl
Sur seleilt peroen tam. @irtular'
meroen frei perianot.
s. s. @beneD & Co., Soleoo. 8
Sn NpDtbeten pertauft fir Is Geuts
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Wiepri9cs Matc,s
iiber Die pennlplpania linien.

epcsiaI Rebuftouen tn ben Staten ibcr bic YennEpt.
panta sinien ueroen fir oeriditbeee GreigniIe wab-
renb bss Gommtrs in grrbinbung nit ben aocal.erur.
Iipuen segcbeu. Ginisc Der Yunfte nub 9asnnis, 81
,peltben 9tlete perfauit iuerben. iiub:
sa Naibuiae. Geuu. tdgiib bis l5 Cftober fir bic
1ennei1ee gentsnnioI nab internationale ausIeGung
Slady Wtuoua aiicmblp Grouub8. @agle Safe (nabs
aeariap SnS) pom Is. Wsai bis 81 Mnenit fir iabr,
iitbc aiemblp uno Sommer.Sdule
bad Glerepn (9bantaqna 2ate) am H. unb l2. Sui
lpcgsu Der Ybotograpbeusgiioc pou sln,erifa
yladb Toronto. Canada. l3. H.. uub Is. Suit anr
Gpiportb 2easue National Convention.
ssatb Minneapulis, 3. nno 4. Sult pesen ber idbri
a.r Weriamn,luns Der .. y 8. Glts.
ytatb CHATTANOOGA ON l3.. Il. unb Is. Suit me9er
oer Naptiten :luipu npu gmerta
9tatb Tetrpit am II. uuo IL. Sul sur Yerammlrne
Der 9attoual 9epubluan &ea9he.
ssab Cincinnati am 81 uno %. Suli 3lir beutider
Gpportb 2ea9uc geriammlnng.
gaadh SnbianappiiS ON II. unb IS. 4uauIt sur Sab
respsrammluns Der y. y. 6. L.
ylatb Snoiouapolis am s. unb o. September sulr
NationaI.gncanlpmen Der Gbbne Der U,tcrauen
Giereou3irien Staten fno uibt mir fir Witsliebe,
lo,dcr Crgoniiatioueu. ionbcru fir bos ansenleu'
Hubtum gultig uuo fDuncn Grruruns.1 1ifets in aae,
IifetGiiiceu Der Yeuu9loaHia.sin,eu erbalten per
ben Sraeub e,u 1idet. ooer YaIiaaier aseut be,
4ennipipana 2,uieu ertbeilt afle nbtbige ausfnui
poer man ,rence fb on Sam, Mcohs. aiitout 9a
iaaier geeui. s3ittSbura go.
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Smei Mrmteett, re0nIdre Mno
irreAMIdre.

81 tpeItr mo1teft bu ipobI eebOren Obne Siuei.
te su reguldreu 9e irresuldre in fseili BITE Sabl
fdrtere aber in ibr berrid feine Dissplin. 9onst.
tiers Wtasenbitters TT Der 0issplinator fur ben abr-
per- unbissiplinire 2eber ober gineepeibe gbts por
Gdrbune Der Sant unb MusdpieL hbelriedsHben
Mtbem bsleste 3unse, 1re6reis ON Worgen. Druid in
Der Riersusesenb, Rrampi unb gaftriides Rppfiueb.
uusdblise wleni1en fno bamit gepIngt ALE bieie
aunbeebuu9en bon aurebnuns segen bie 1ebots Der
GeiunbbeitsIebre merben absr fblenni9f beieiti9t
bnr1 has Hitters. bas auM NlaIoria Nsuralgit Der
poTtdt unb saiersnleben frirt Ms Uittel 5ur @er'
bltuns porssitissn Werfalls, sur He&leuHisnne Der
Netonpalessens nan arauibsten bat bieies tpnnoer.
pole elirir nitbt ieinss Glei@en.
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bic Sahrbunoer.e aIte Bride iiber ben
Gbein.
CUR Welts2osen Geriammlin1 bes
IN allen 2dnoern perbreiteten .Guttemp-
ler.gunbes" linb am Is. SUM IN 3ii=
rid $50 9eleeirte einsetrpfen.
Sn Solotburn lit YroleIlor Or. Gai.
fer Der so Sabre an Der Gantonsldule
oosierte, in Den ipoblperoienten Nube=
tano aetreten.
9luf |. Nopember ndhltbin tritt Or.
3iietidi, pfarrer am 9}tiinlier in Serh
upn iein,r Stelle suriid. nadoem er SIS
Sabre III 9,snie Der berniiben 2an=
bestirbe geltanosn 1T.
Gie lsbtain in Bern Uerltorbene Srau
gillette goblen bat ouy6 leBts geillens=
nsroronun9 neridlieoenen gemeinniibi=
gen uno mpbltbdtisen Nnltalten 5000
6ranten sutpmlnsn lallsn nno oaneben
ibre lansjdbri5en geoienlteten reid be-
Dadt.
Ge.ern lturb auf ieinem annutig
eelsgenen Qanosiitden 9tpienbera bel
2ua Stinrih @uhoiner. Ser.Ierltpr=
bene, Der nateiu 20 Sabre alt geipur=
nen lit, hat felt % SaDren oas euaaae=
lilde Seminar in llnteritrab bel 3iirid
9elsitet.
eSn Sberbure bel 9uraoorf lit So=
Lam giniert, Nelueicnrr 6ieBcrmelltsr
bel Seai & 6eiIer, geItorbsn. Sn lei=
nen Qsiuroen Sagsn mar CT ein irOEer
@sielIdaiter.
Wie, Die Serabeitsigun9en beginner,
ereignen iid aud Die iibIitsn llnNliids=
fdae. Sn Der Nadt bonn 1918.
Suni bot Der Yilatus bas erfe Spfer
eeforbert, inbem oberbalb Der Sber=
lauelenalp Der Goifieur 3aoer Ssllmut
pon Minoelbeim (gapcrn) ilber cine
100 Meter bphe 6elspano getiirst lit.
Ser Isit 26. Mai flildti9e tatbpliide
Yiarrer @usiier bon SuBnans (3bur=
eau) miro ltedbrisflih perfclgt.
Ser Holi,eirihter ppn Iern bat einen
@irtb mesen unrsinll6tsit Der Sier=
preIiion su einer @ube con $400 Der.
urtbeilt. Cine geiunoe 2ettion F!
Sm Sbale unO an Den Ionrisen 6al=
Den lit Die Seuernte gu @noe. IS bat
piel 0eu seaeben, oas gum arObten
She'll gut einsebraht poroen lit I'M.
10 mebr .llt auF ersisbisen Mildertras
81 bofen. st.
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Gr. YNrcea Beliefs tu,iren auf bic
Sauer YerltopIunN, GelDauun0sfebler
uno &opfibmersen. llsberull bel 0dno=
lern 81 baben.
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Orr gsntarbr grpi'aristrr,
beraasseaeben BON Der
Eeobachter Publishing Co.,
- in
Nep YbilabcIpbia. Ohio.
gamasI y. Ginnie. Wehaftemr.
samnsl 3. Ginnis. @.saftsur.

Scr ,geptcGicr" erideint ieben Miitmrtb inter
frlccnhrn enbieriptirnspreiien
Sir fm9er. GtGatca NIB Genafa fei grrcnss
. s: =. = i'o
fsifclbtn tesahIt. ................... LIS
Is,ahIurs -" s.oc
q eru nod @bleui etnes Iermins elm Abrnntnt has
gcit nidt refuir reip mehr alS sfrei Yrnmern ait'
x;mnlt 10 nirb ber retrsfftnhe aud fir ben fslgenbeu
SSniu els &bpnnent eineeiraeen.
Grp lGuae fer SubirrpirnSpres fir has glctt nr6
sGrs cher theipHie ansebt sari feiH @bpnntnt bas,
Fste cerpeiaeru.
EnIe,td at the Post Office at New Philadelphia.
O., as second class matter.
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Trri Dtrianoi an Maunrr.
Sin Damn in Mid)isan cntncdt ein
bsmrrfrnsmcrtbcs 9cilm;ttel fir
0erluit hnn Gratt.
proben wsroen frei GIL ale psrianbt. Die
barllm ihreib,t.

Gorl 3. Wollcr bon 8alamaSuo. Nddb.. bat mad
etuem labrelangen Sample geIen bic ieeiIheu NIB
f6rper!iten seioen bon oerl9rener sRanutortet oaS
ridbti9e Uittel uefunben. ipelfeS oas Setben belt
gr beiuabrt oas @cbeimni8 inrsiGltig uber er lit
lpiaig eiuc Yrobe Der Wlcoi5in oen Wdruern an en-
ben, bic Oil r9eno elmer or:n BON SblpHc leoen als
5ol,e npn iugenbiber nnmiiieubeit mie porseitigem
8erluit bes @eau.g gil,iie5 uao orr 8rat 'dmacbent
2iicten 8ramSfabcrbrnCb nno Ius5ebrung. 0as Seil.
mittei bat cine beionoerS an9enebme sDirfuu9 Ron
g9arme unb ibcint unmlttelbar an pirfen. inoem eS
air "crlaugte arat uro cine entptnuN giebt pe iie
lur 9eipinitht Miro Gds yEtt:l bette Wir 9salfer
nnnitdubg bon Of cen uebeln unb Seiheu bic bon
abrslanscm WiBbroub Der nutirlttb feft9eiabten
5unttionrn herriibren, ruo iu in eoc Jale abiolut
3uoerldiiis 'eiu.
Sine @itte on Oir. Garl g. g9alfsr, 4oS Wlaionie
temple. &alama5pp. Wtd). bel bet sic an9eben. oab
Sic e,ne Yrobe ietnes 3eitmittets fir MdHuer min
ieu. tpirb iofprt erfiit uuo eine @er9tuus lrseno
ipeder slrt iuiro bon bm 9eioroert meroeu. Gr bai
ein orobes Sutereiie baran baB bic Sunbe BON beem
oroBarsgen 0emtel oerhreitet piro unb oerieHoet
nit Sorsialt bic 4robe iider oeregelt in einem ourt.
aus eiuiaben Yaet 10 baB oer Gmpfdnger feiue Suri
nor unbeqnemlibteit pber gefanntiperoen gu paDeH
broudt.
eeier peroen sebeten, obne gersns 5n ibreibeu
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Central Staubaro Seit.
Nebmt bic e. & 9. 2ine" 9ampfer unb erfreut guG
elner erfrienben Natbtrnbe tpenn au Der Retie nac
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Bottom, Mibanp, BEN 1000 SnieIn, ober ireenn
etnem anoern qnnfte I'M Often ODER Ganaba. Seee
sSodbe biIise GrcuriIOnen naeb wiasara Salls.
Senbet Gents in Wtarfen fur Elm Yampblet fir
Souriiten. Sir meiere Nnsfunit penoe mon fitb on
ben ndhiten eoupon Sidet Agenten ooer on
aB. q. 8erman, Z. q. Sfeuman,
Sen. Naffaster Mst. 0en'I. Seiobditsfiibrer.
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