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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15

Williamstown, w. Va, August IA
MIR. Albert L. Edmunds and Miss Mag
gle McAllister. Of Parkersburg, were
married at Marietta. o., on Wednes-
day. AIS many friends here extend
congratulations.
Miss Bess Patterson is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. G. X. Ruttencutter, at
st. Marys.
Misses Annie and Mary Louise Tay-
Tor. of Parkersburg, are guests Of Miss
Marie Campbell.
o. J. Flesher attended the teachers
institute at New Martinsville the past
week.
Mrs. VIM. Mckenzie and Miss Ruth
Evans left Thursday over the o. r. r.
to spend several weeks with friends at
Morgantown, w. Va, Pittsburg and
Jeanette Pa.
The lawn fete given by the ladies OF
the Baptist church on Tuesday evening
was we'll attended, and a neat sum was
realized.
Mrs W. L. Davis. Of Manitou Falls,
n. Y. arrived on Wednesday and will
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. P.
Campbell. several weeks.
Mrs. John Lenkard returned home
Thursday from Hannibal, o., where she
went to attend the funeral Of Mr.. julie
Wehrman.
Mrs. Jas. r. Ammon and daughter
Carmen. Of Rochester, Pa, are guests
at Mr.. J. F. Uhrs.
Mr.. ]. G. Umpleby and DR.. f. l..
Griffen spent Sunday with friends at
Muses. Bottom. w. Va.
Mrs. FANNIE Bennett. Of Parkers-
burg. and Mrs Wright. of Texas. were
guests of Mrs. Jas. Patterson last week.
Mr.. Ora Hazelrigg, Of this place,
and Miss Jessie De Long. Of Macksburg.
o.. were married at ParkerSburg on
Sunday. August s. They will go 10
housekeeping shortly on Railroad
street. May happiness and prosperity
attend them.
Mrs. E. Satterfeld and children. Of
EllenborO. w. Va. are visiting her
mother, Mrs. L. Flesher
Mrs. J. f. Rogers. Of Sistersville. W.
Va. has been visiting Misses Rachel
and Cora Dyer the paRt week.
Misses Lillian and Ella Flesher left
Saturday morning to visit friends at
Ellenboro W. Va.
Mr.. MumfOrd left Friday for Chau.
tauqua, n Y. to spend several days.
Mrs. c. F. Bailey. of SiStersville, W.
Va. was visiting relatives in town this
week.
Mrs. Geo. Putnam and daughter AS
pasta, OF Charleston, W. Va, are visit
ing relatives here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
WEBSTER SPRINGS HOTEL.

To the Editor Of the Register.
Addison, W. Va, August 14.-This
is a grand hotel, every comfort and con-
venience desired is furnished. The
hotel is full and visitors from all over
the United States are here drinking
the most healthy salt sulphur water in
the world. Judge ]. j. Jackson, OF the
Federal Court; Col. ]. G. Moore, Cen
eral Priddee, the Deleplains Of Wheel
ing Vanwinkles. of Parkersburg, and
many others are here enjoying its re-
freshing ingredients. There are about
500 visitors in the town and why the
West Virginia & Pittsburg railroad is
not extended to the Mecca of West Vir-
ginia. we do not understand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
HONEYMOON IS BRIEF.
Bride of Seventeen Escapes From Her II us
band on Day of Marriage

band on Day of Marriage.
MASCOUTAH, ILL.,. August H.-Johr
Feig, Of Caseyville, has filed a suit fol
divorce in the Saint Clair county court
under peculiarly strange circumstances
Two weeks ago Feig was married to Miss
Emma Weiss, the pretty 17-year-old
daughter of a widow. Owing to the youth
of the bride the consent of her guardian
was secured, and the marriage ceremony
was conducted by the village magistrate
The newly married couple spent the day
in the village, and toward evening started
to return home. On the way the bride
suddenly sprang from the buggy and dis
appeared down lane leading to her
mothers home. The astonished bride
groom followed and endeavored to per-
suade her TO return home with him.
The child wife was obdurate. She said
she did not love Feig, and would not live
with him, and that settled It. She gave
no other reason. After two weeks spent
in the vain effort to recover his wife
Feig has given the matter up and sued
for divorce.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
POSTAL AFFAIRS.

Special to the Register.
Washington, August 14-Commis,
sions have been issued to the follow
ing recently appointed West Virginia
postmasters: Charles NJ. Brown, al
Hedgesville; Arthur w. Window, at
Hendricks, and James A. Sister al
Rockland.
The following additional contracts
for carrying the mails in West Vir-
ginia have been awarded: From Tug
River to WEIGH, to R. R. Ewell, OF
London, KY; from Canaan to Selby-
vile, to J. S. Yaden, of London, Ky.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
HAY RIDERS
Arrested at KeySer for Disturbing
the Quietude of That Peaceful Vii
loU1

Special to the Register
Peidmant, w Va, August IA
number of our select society young
ladies and gentlemen were enjoying
hay ride last night, when Officer Vest,
of Kyser village, arrested the entire
party for disturbing the slumber OF
the natives Of that quiet little hamlet.
He drew a large revolver on them and
said for none of them to leave the wa
gon or he would shoot. When he dis
covered whom he had arrested the re-
volver nearly dropped from his ner
vous fingers. Mayor Shaw fined two
gentlemen the costs this morning, and
then severely reprimanded the ofticious
Mr.. Vest. The next grand jury VIII
decide Mr.. Vests authority to draw
a revolver under such circumstances.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
REED IS DENOUNCED.
Veterans Of Maine score Him and Send
RemOnstranc& to Mckinley.

Veterans OF Maine score Him and Send
RemonstrancS to Mckinley.
Portland. Me-. AUGUST 1.-THE war
veterans OF Maine Rre sOuring on
Speaker Reed. and their displeasure
was evidenced to-day Aby the sending
of a remonstrance TO president Nc
Kinley.
The veterans of the First, Tenth and
Twenty-ninth regiments,( held a re-
union at Long Island To-day and the
speeches were a sharpJ arrangement OF
Reeds political tactics. They were
based on his sancSh6ning the turning
down of Pension examiner J. f. Day,
of SacO. which W as expected, through
the political works of Amos L. Al
len. Reeds private secretary.
Allison was denounced as pot
house politician" and Reed was Sc
verely scored for aving the interests
of the veterans al heart only in a cam
paign. when he hight their votes.
The remOnstr e sent President
Mckinley calls DR.. Days rein
statement and W lace Mckinley ID
a box. He - er to turn down
and in either
.ls enfp-S tically declare
hail Reed to the cross.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
GOT A VERDICT.
Novel Method employed By an Indi
ana Justice to Prevent a Jury from
Hanging"

Anderson, Ind, August Squire
Kirk, Of Alexandria has had trouble
with juries hanging" He probably
solved the question Of hasty verdiets
to-day, and his recipe may be Of value
10 other justice shops over the country.
Some petty offenders were on trial
In his court. The case had taken some
time. was complex, and there were
excellent chances Of another hung
bury" on the question Of guilty. When
ne instructed the jury he said:
Gentlemen, we must have verdict
There is hardly room in this office for
YOU to agree and it is pretty comfort
able here. / have selected a box car
down OF the railroad track. It will
hold twelve men. and my constable will
show you to 1t.
The twelve jurors were marched 70
their freak jury room and began delio-
Grating on the case. 1t looked very
much as If they were going TO hang
even In those close quarters.
The constable had taken the precau-
ton TO lock the door, and the man
holes at the ends of the car were the
had been given time to make up their
minds a switch engine was steamed up
the track past the car.
After switching around some time II
was hitched onto the car and began
Apving it away. The jurymen were
bn brought 10 the realization teat
ey were about to be landed in Louis
Yille or Benton HarbOr. There was
hasty ballot and it was followed by
Numbering at the door and cries or
|'Here's your verdict"
The constable was not long in getting
to the car. The jury was marched up
town to the 'squire's court. The verdict
was found to be mot guilty.
II is likely the city Of Alexandria will
provide half a dozen box cars and an
engine for special use in bringing juries
to quick conclusions.
The scheme is the most successful one
vet tried in this section of the State,
where hanging juries" is practiced bv
loafers in order to get in two or thy .
days pay on a verdict that should be
agreed upon in five minutes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
LOVE, LIQUOR, SUICIDE.
Castetter Ends His Life on the Day Ar
ranged for His Marriage.

Castetter Ends His Life on the Day Ar
ranged for His Marriage.
Fort Wayne, Ind, August 14.-This
morning early Daniel NJ. Castetter, a
patient at the county asylum, swal-
lowed a dose of carbohc acid with sui
cidal intent. Five weeks ago he was
a clerk in a Barr street store. He
was to nave been married to-day to
Miss Mabel McGinnis, of Washington
street. She Tilted him and declared
the engagement of.
Castetter started out to drown his
sorrow and wound up at the county
ASYLUM. He terminated his spree on
the day arranged for his wedding.
He died two hours after swallowing
the drug. He was 80 years old and
it is said, had a divorced wife at
Goshen, Ind, and another at Chicago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
Is A SOCIETY PET.

Secretary OF Benton HarbOr Y. NJ. c. A.
Arrested on Larceny Charge.
Benton Harbor, Mich, August a.
Charles V. b. Scott, financial secretary
of the local Young Mems Christian AS
citation, was arrested last night on in
formation from Providence, r. L.
that he is wanted in that city for the
larceny of $500 worth Of goods.
1t is said his name is Fred l. Snow.
He came here a month ago and intro
duced himself to the pastors OF the
churches and posed as Y. NJ. {. A.
worker. His polished manners made
him a lion among young society wo-
men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.

The Civil Service Commission has
ordered the next regular semi-annual
examination for the grades Of deputy
collector, clerk, storekeeper, gaugerr
storekeeper-g and messenger for
the collection district Of West Virginia
TO be held at Parkersburg, Saturday,
September 18th. For information, APP
ply to J. B. Finley, Parkersburg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
STRIKES GUSHER.
Another Remarkable OIL Producing Well
Is opened in Indiabu.

Another Remarkable oil Producing Wen
Is opened in lndlabu.
Anderson, Ind, August IA SOO-
barrel-natural-tiOw OIL we'll was opened
I'D to-day on the Peck farm, north OF
TINS city, by the Allegheny City, Pa
Oil Company. 1t is within haI a
mile nj me well of the Standard Oil
opened last week, and now flowing 500
barrels without being shot.
The we'll to-day is probably the most
remarkable one drilled in Indiana yet.
II is still gaining pressure and rate OIL
fiow. II is gOod now for $3.50, even at
a AZ cent rate.
rms establishes the fact that Won
derful oil reservoir lies in that locality.
OH men expect a 2,0O0-barrel natural
flow gusher when the core Of the res
eryoir. If shot, the new well would
probably so $500 barrels for few
days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
Special Sale Of
High Glass Imported Black
Dress Goods
Begins Monday Morning at 8 O'clock
in Our Dress Goods Departmental.

An extra feature will be sale of fifty pieces high M
class Imported Black Novelty Dress Goods at ~
per yard
Twenty-Five pieces thrty-eight inch wide ALI 4
Wool Black Serge, special value Monday per
Twerty-four inch Roman Stripe and high class M
Imported Novelty Silks, fory-eight Styles III
Monday per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Twenty five pieces elegant Imported French Chal- u!
lies, dark and light styles, Nj
Monday per yard .............. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fine Imported Lappet Muls that have been sell 4
ing at 20 cents
Monday per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
One hundred Ladies twenty six inch Umbrellas, 4 J
Twilled Windsor Covers Congo and Weitchel ~
Wood Handles, Monday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Twenty five cent Real Leather Combination Pock-
etbooks clearance
Fifty.cent Combination Ladies Pocketbooks and )L
Card Cases. plain or with Sterling Silver cor hi
ners all colors and finishes of leather Ph faEANh
Any $1OO Pocketbook III
in the entire stock,
clearance
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15

ings of each day will appear in this
paper and those desiring to subscribe
can have It left at their home for ten
cents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
IS About to Part Two Young
Lovers.

&IaS(Hnis drew herself up
6nt Of Alphonse O'Hooli-
ith flaming eyes and red
S. exclaimed;
Is my rich southern blood
2 man was silent for a mo-
then, without any show OF
burned:
cedes. you can't be no more
n what / am. 1t is fate. You
blame. But we can't wipe out
Ana rible truth" ,.,
"AIDhonse O'HOOlihan,' the beauu-
frl girl cried. "begOne and never let me
see YOUR face no more. Oncet l thought
1ou was noble. But the bitter truth
has came to me at last. GOod-byy-.
He hung his head and was unwill-
ing to depart.
be friends"
mo" she answered. pointing to the
door. after what has been said you
can't do nothing to undo 1t. The time
has come for Us to part forever
But" he pleaded some day things
might get changed so we would be
equals. Is it my fault that your mo-
Their is only a rag picker? Am to
blame if society would wonder if the
son of a city dog catcher was to get
married to one in your spear Of life?
Don't look at me with them kind Of
glances. Mercedes, II breaks my
heart!"
and Wit" she bitterly exclaimed,
YOU said you loved me Oncet.
YES" he returned, holding his
hand out toward her, lit was the truth.
love YOU yit. o, 1 wisht my folks
wasn't in society. Then l could marry
the girl OF my choict. But their set
would never forgive them If they
thought had went outside Of it for
wife. My mother would never he in
vited TO no more of their parties and
that would kill her
She permitted him to take her hands
in his. and he kissed her on the ruby
lips until both were weary. Then he
sadly departed.
The beautiful girl sat down upon a
soap box and permitted her tears to
flow, while cOnvulsive SObs shook her
tender form.
90" she murmured to herself. 'I
visit I was deadl If I could only get
a lob! Then 1 would be above him
and he would have to suffer! But I
wouldn't be as cruel as him. No, I
would defy society. l would"
But at that moment AlphOnse
O'Hoolihan returned, all out Of breath,
catching the tender maiden in his arms
cried:
Everything has come out all right,
Mercedes. You shall still be mine"
For a long time she IVES too happy
TO ask him what had brought the
change, but at last she pOked up in
Quiringly, and he said:
1.-The old man lost his JOY this morn
ing on account Of politics. (Oncet more
L we are equals. Cleveland 4eader.
PLEASURES OF THE INA INATION
~ Mrs. Stebbins is the ma FEST woman
on earth"
What has she done no
"She gave her httla DO slice Of
bread and butter and PIN to go
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15

on earth"
what has she done no I"
"She gave her littlA bo slice Of
bread and butter apd1i PIN to go
out and sit where smell the
blackberry Jam \ kins was
making. Chicago
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15

PLEASURES OF THE ma EINATION
~ Mrs. Stebbins is the ma4 Test woman
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
LOVES TRIUMPH.

nail Reed to the cross.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-04

- Is TT unrpapr1panllp. Ous 81.
Wilbbieb btefe 8i4ie fibrt, bagegen
TT es fi4er, bab i4 elm entfpre4enbes
@epebr bier in Sbrem 8eiib fanb. ein
@etpebr, bas iibsrbsm nod bic frii4en
Spuren zines S4uhes i'm 2dufe ssigt.
- Sic pdren eeftern i'm Walbe sur
3eit. in Der uneefdbr Der perbdnsniba
pone Sdub fiel. - sic ielbit babsn
mir seiast, bab es etpas r5u tilsen"
CAB 5piiden Sbnen unb benz @erttors
beIen -"
n8ommen Gis gum S9lub." unters
brad ibn Serbaro. ~Was seoentsn
Sic gu tbun9"
Ginsn 4ussnbIid trafen f4 bic aus
gen Der beiben iuneeu MGnner; es
mar, ais iu9e leber BON ibnen bic in'
neriten 9epanten uno Hesuneen in
Der Seels bes anberen gu ergrinben.
Damn fagte Der 4mtsri6ter lansidm:
sd bite um Sbr Gbrenport, bab Sie
bieies 3immer bis CUR Nntunft oss
Staatsdnpalts niht perlaHen!"
9erbarb neigte ben &opf. Gr mar
febr blab. sd sebe mein Gbrens
mort; - i'd betra4te mid aIs Sbrsn
@sfansensn!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-04
IS. Gdpitel.

Im Ranbe elmer S4onuns, 5piz
iden md4tisen Sarntrautpeoeln, bic
ben Sobten pobl in Der Ra9t Dor ben
gliden Der iu4enpen 2eute perborgen
bdtten, mar 9iintber am Morsen ses
funben tporoen. ST lag binseitredt,
nit benz 9eiidt mad unten.
Der Snipettor. Der 9errn bon Sals
Ten benadri4tist bate, mar an Der
llnsliidsitGtte, ais oieier nit 9erbarb
bort eintraf. sd babe itrense Srore
seseben, bab bic Oamen in Gobrau
ni9ts erfabren, bis bic nOtbisen 5or>
malitGten bier erfiilt limb" iaste er,
rFe tpiirben es mir eridperen, uno
iol4e 8otidaft tommt INNER nod gu
friib!"
Sit bas Geri9t bena9ri1tigt2"
fragile 9err BON Salten.
sd ertparte ben Nmtsrt4ter ieben
glusenblid unb babe bieien plab ni9t
perlaRen. ieit mir ben Germ Baron
fanben."
3nei JOriter unb nod einise Geute
umftanben ben 5obten unb traten nit
itummen @ruB auriid, als bic Ger
rem iid ndberten.
,Siebt Der iunge Serr aus 9ermpz
piR aber blab aus! Ils Of er IeIbit
tobttrant tp6re!" fliiterte elmer Der
WGnner benz anberen au.
rShredlih!" murmelte 9err bon
Salten, neben benz 9obten ftebenb.
3usIeid fab CT auf. in Gerbarbs &C.
ii1t. .Wein armer Sobn! - gr mar
Dein Gltefter Susenbfreunb." iaste Ct
unpiIfiirli4, als er bic WerGnberung
bemertte. bic nit Gerbarb porsesans
gen mar. benn bieier iab aIIerbinss 70
aus. als bielte ct fid MUIR NIT Wiibe
aufre4t. 9err bon Salten leste ben
g!rm ,im bes Sobnes S4ultern. Bon
fern tlansen bur4 bic title Worgenz
luft bieair4ensloden bon @obrau unb
9ermotpib. bic gum pfinsitsottesbienit
riefen, unb in Der S4onuns apit19ers
ten fr0blide 8oselittmmen ibr Wors
senlieb benz blauen Griiblinssbimmel
entseeen, ais sGbe es tetnen Sob unb
tsinen S1mers.
DDS Rolen zines Wasens tpurbe
bonn Walbtpeae Der b0rbar.
Wenise Minuten fpdter traten Der
Mmtsri@ter in 8esleituns zines &C.
ri9tsi4reibers unb zines Genbarmen
unb Der Mr3t aus Der ndditen fleinen
Stabt gu benz idneisenben Wdnners
treiie, Der ben 1obten umitanb. Der
Ri4ter tpar erft felt Sturgeon bier i'm
Mmt unb ftanb in ieiner periOnliden
Yesiebuns ~ ben Mnpeienben. Der
2batbeftanb purbe aufsenommen,
bann beuste Der Mr3t fl9 iiber ben
Sobten. UNI feline llnteriu9unsen ans
3uitelen. Die tObtli&e RuseI mar BON
born sefommen unb bate bic linte
Seite bur&bobrt. Der Sob mar Of.
fenbor fofort etnaetreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-04

9eItort 81 p1Otn.
Ser balb traumbafte 3uitanp, in
benz nerpoie Wteniden bic eriten Wfi@
nuten nah benz Gripaden 3u5ubrinesn
pfleaen, mar ibr fremb. Sic mar TO-
fort gang pah. lab ibren Wtann NIT
tlaren Iusen an uno iaste: ~Was lit
eei6eben? Su bait mir irsenb ettpas
Yeipnberes mi~t3utbeilen!"
Gr CAB cine auspsidenpe Intfpprt;
lie iole nur erit aufiteben, man iprdte
pdnn better iiber allies.
.Sit 9erbarb gu 9auie?" fraete lie,
BON elmer ploBliten Mnsit srfabt.
y9epib," lautete bic Intfport, .aber
mir ppnen beibe foeleih biniiber na6
9obrau - es 1T elm lngliid bort ges
iheben!"
,Was it's, iase mir nm 9ottespils
len, mas it's, unb bat 8erbarb etpas
bamit su tbun?"
Sic bate baitie besonnen, iih anz
sutleipen.
,8srbarb?" tpieberbolte 9err bon
Salten. .Wie tommit 0u auf Ger
barb9"
,Mein 9ott, id min nur cine be-
itimmte Intport; mar @erburb i6on
aus beute Mpraen9"
rIber nein, Is banbelt iid niht um
@erbdrb! Soeben mar elm 8ote bes
Snipettors BON Gobrau bier - 0u
peibt pieleidt nidt, IS mar idon se>
itern Ibeno beriibereeididt porben,
neil man @intber permibte. - Die
arme, arme Wutter! Nun, erfabren
mubt Ou's am Gnbe bod, ih poute
Did nur nidt sleid tpsden - 9iins
tber lit perunsliidt, heute friib bdb.n
fe i'm sefunben -"
rMein @ott!" - SObtlihe 8ldNe
fIos iiber ibr @siidt. .9sfunben,"
pieoerbolte lie, mo - pie? Sage
aQes auf einmal!!"
rSm DaIDe baben lie i'm ssiunben,
toot - eri4ohen!"
Sn f~ieberbafter Gile tleipete lie fi9
an, lie iudte 9erbarb auf. umi6lans
ibn nit beiben Mrmen uno fragile nit
blaKen 2ippen: mDubteft Du stpas
o~apon?"
Gr idiittelts ben 8opf absr sr iab
elenb uno iibsrnGdtigt aus. rNsin,
Wdmd!" iaate er feft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-04
SchIaf

durch den Gebrauch Won Coca, Opiat oder
sehlafmedizin hervoresbracht, ist ungesund,
entschieden III verwerfen. Es untergrabt die
Gesundheit, zerruttet die Constitution und der
Patient verfallt sicher in einen schlimmeren
Zustand der haung in die schrecklich elende
GewOhnheit aasartet. VIC Cocaine und Opium
unumganglich n6thig sind. Schlaf der durch
den Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsaparilla her.
vorgebracht, kommt vielleicht NIGHT so schnell,
aber er kommt sicher und ist andauernd we'll er
durch das naturlche crosse hellende und YER
jungende Mittel hervorgebracht wird das
reinigende belebende und bereichernde Blut.
Dies nahrt die Nerven init lebensvoller Energie
und starkt die Constitution Won der wirklichen
Grundlage allies ~gesunden Lebens - durch
reines, reiches rOthes Blut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-04
- Gin prdtttfAer Mrat.-

w.. Nun, 9err Doctor. in tpeldes
Seebab ioa ih nit meinen SD9tern
nddites Sabr seben9" - sd ipiirbe
Sbnen ratben, sndoise 5rau, rubie III
9auie gu bleiben unb es pielsidt eirs
nal NIT einem Snierat in Der 3eituns
gu periu4en.
-Yerbiffen. 3immerberr :
r4ber einen 9ausidliifel miHen Sic
mir bod seben!!" = 9auspirtb (miir.
riid): .4d mo. id triese aud teinen
9ausidli6el nit, tpenn i'd Ibenbs
f~ortaebe!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-04
Du6Ien'S NrntSa eaIbe.

tie bette Salbe IN Der Belt fir S&nitt.
mnnoen. HbihIrfuna, 0ei6tpire. SalaHuE.
Sisberpunoen. Nlehten. Shrommen an ben
Sdnoen. Hrofbeulen. Siihnerauaen unb als
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