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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS souBsLINGs

Some OF the railroad lines IN Russia
have smoking cars for ladies.
Eagles rarely change their mates. s.
do other birds They usually mate fo-
life.
The risk OF being struck BY lightning
Is I've times greater IL the country than
II cit5es.
The tallesl nan OF The police force
q Philadelphia IS George T. Osborne,
whose height * feet q. inches
very p7ecise Oklahoma senator
moved thai this body do now adjourn
Until Two o'clock ? 4. this Afternoon.
japanese female servants prove sd-
nirable attendants. and ar coming
into vogue among some Of he best
families II New York.
To distinguish a mushroom from a
toz6stool, sprinkle salt OF the under
SIDE. Il II 7ur-s black the vegetable
IS edible, L yellow, Il Is poisonous
The champion Shorthand writer i
Isaac 5. Dement,, Of Chicago. At q re-
cent test Of speed. II Quincy. H., he
took down 40 words IN minute.
IN experiment II the breeding OF
elephants, lions, hippopotarni, tigers.
nanas and other foreign animals IS &c
be tired On c thousa1d-acre menagerie
farm n Merced county. Cal.
The Harvard athletes. when train.
ing for Z boat race. each ea7 in one day
Al average OF two pounds Of meat and
= eggs, most OF he latter being swal
lowed raw. with orange Juice.
Secret service shoppers" is the title
spilled 70 young women il the employ
Of the large dry goods houses in New
York and Brooklyn. who visit rival es
t1blishments merely 10 price goods.
Byron T. Ross. Of Chicago, lately
bought a hotel al Hurley, Wis. for S35,
600. and paid for II Il Cancelled postage
stamps. The prices OF the stamps av'
eraged II value from ten cents 10 $3.50
each.
4 Louisville bank had in it's vaults
S25e.0o0 4 gold " hen the only man VIII
knew the combination died. The most
expert -cck-p1cAeT n the city was oc
cupiej about Ten hours in getting into
the vault.
The lips and threats OF bicycle riders
often become DRY and parched. Thi:
trouble Is caused by riding with the
mouth open. The remedy is 70 keep
the mouth shut and breathe entirely
through the nostrils.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14
FAOS AND FANCIES.

Boas of blossoms are being worn with
the flower-decked hats.
The woman who is so rich that the
bargain sale has no attractions for her
h-.s been robbed of one of life's rarest
emotions.
y pretty woman in one of the new bits
Of millinery is a picture. but plain one
cannot he dubbed truthfully more than
! chrome at the most.
To be quite in it these days a woman
must be quite up to date in all outdoor
sports and boast a score of drawing
room accomplishments as well.
Never were colors brighter or pref
tier for evening than now. The most
delicate greens, the loveliest pinks ex-
tending from soft pale pink to scarlet"
blues in steel, turquoise and sapphire,
are all admired. Reds and yellows
range from tomato and apricot into
maize, daffodil and gold, fading away
again to blush rose and ivory.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14

It is thought BY many that the tine
IS not far distant when fog and the
smoke in the atmosphere Of large cities
viii be dissipated By electricity. A.
ready a patent has been taken out in
Germany for an apparatus for smoke
prevention by means Of wire stretched
inside a fue or chimney. and rendered
5ncandescent by an electric current.
This simple method viii consume the
blacklist smoke, but at present il is
much too expensive for practical use.
Ordinarily each chimney would require
its own continuous current dynamo,
which would absorb something ike Is
borse power. and perhaps more In
some cases one dynamo might be used
for several chimneys situated near the
electric plant. If the speed Of the dyna-
mo were accidentally increased the
wires would PROBABLY be fused. For
a chimney 100 feet high ball-coiled
wires 20 yards long would be required.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14
Front IRRESPECTIVE.

feet; hall, 5xl3 feet 6 inches; bath,
7x9 feet; pantry. exc feet. and cham
pers, I2xl4, 10 feet inches by IL
feet and loxl4 feet. The height
Of first and second stories IS feet
6 inches; basement, feet Joist TX
10 inches, lG-inch centers; studding. 2x4
inches; 16-inch centers; roof rafters.
2xs inches: wall plates. two, 2x10
inches; beam. sx10 inches; posts, sx10
inches; siding. finch o. G.; sheathing
Of fence flooring; building paper be-
tween sheathing and siding.
American glass; cedar shingles on
roof; double floors throughout; Geor-
gis pine finish for interior; compost
ton carving for apex of front gable;
cutters on roof of tin; tin down spouts;
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14
PLAN oF FIRsT FLooR.

tin flashing; art glass in transom of
large window in parlor; glass in front
door; two-coat plaster work through
out; exterior painting, three coats; in
terror, Georgia pine, finished in oil.
Store, furnace, coal. fruit rooms, cellar
and laundry in basement.
The foundation wall is IL inches
brick and Is inches rubble stone. All
chambers have large closets. Plumbing
and fixtures to be Of the modern kind.
All lumber must be free of defects, and
all hardware will be of neat kind.
All rooms are piped for gas and furnace.
The parlor viii have walls and cell
ings tinted light green; sitting-room,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14
: = EFFECT OF TOXINS.
II Can Be COmbated by Employing
the starvation Treatment"

IL Can BE Combated by Employing
the starvation Treatment"
In report made to the Paris Acad-
envy of Sciences it was shown that the
recent experiments of Teissier and
Guinard give some Justification to the
old saw about starving a fever" that
starvation treatment is efficacious in
combating the effect of toxins. Pneu-
monia and diphtheria bacilli were en-
ployed. Twenty-Five dogs were sub
jected, while in starving condition. to
injections of toxin in amounts which in
yariably killed the control-aninals.
Four recovered, and in those which died
the intestinal LESSONS were less marked
in the starving animals than in those
which had received food If the starva-
ton diet had only continued for five
or six days, and if, owing to surplus fat.
the animal was able to resist starvation.
he fell victim as readily as an animal
receiving food.
One hypothesis in explanation pre-
supposes that the starved cellular ele-
ments are ready TO seize and assimilate
whatever is presented to them and de-
stroy the toxins before they have time
to act. According to another hypothe-
sis, which seems to many Investigators
the better explanation. the toxins act
slowly or not at all, because the starv-
ing organism does not supply elements
whose presence is essential for the pro-
duction of active poisons.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14

Beef Tea for InvaIids.

A cooking school formula for the
preparation of beef tea that is nutri.
tious advises: Take beef which has
been freed from all visible fat, and chop
it not too fine, add pint of cold water,
and stir with a wooden spoon until it is
pulpy. Then let it stand in the icebox
for two hours. Put it into porcelain
lined or enameled iron kettle; add
little salt or bay-leaf or a Glove or
stick of celery. When the kettle is on
the fire it should be stirred constant
y until it has reached the steaming-
point. 1t must never boil. The white
of an egg is used to clarity it. and it is
strained through double cheese-eloth.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14

straw color: dining-roou. pink: kitch.
en. gray; hail. rs-ra-cC1ta: cham bers,
light blue. The kitchen sink j. Of gray
porcelain. The ciste-n Is q wood,
holding 90 barrels. Soil pipes. drains,
etc. must run 10 catch basin. The ranlr
IN the attic Is connected with bathroom
fixtures. AL windows must be cleaned.
rooms scrubbed cut and left II good
order for occupancy
GEORGE \ Il kLSTZ
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14
Could Not Awe the American Girl

Justin Huntly Mccarthy was once
showing young American woman over
be house of parliament. In escorting
aer through the library of the commons
ne casually mentioned. as more or
less interesting fact, that it was against
the rules for women to sit down there.
Is that really law Of the place."
asked the fair American. That is So"
answered Mccarthy, gravely. Then"
said his visitor, you just see me break
it. and, drawing up chair, she sat
-esolutely down at the table.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14
How to Treat a Wife.

From Pacific Health Journal) |
FIRST, get wife; second, be patient.
~ may have great trials and perplex-
es In your business, but do not, there |
e, carry to your home a cloudy or
attracted brow. Your wife NAV have
ais, winch, though of less magnitude,
" DE nard Tor her to bear. A kind !
"a, a tender look, will do wonders !.
LEICESTER OF Wills. all clonds &c
FREDERICK, Md, April 23d, 1897.
To the Democratic Voters of
Frederick County, Md
hereby announce myself candidate for the
office OF Register Of Wills for Frederick coun
ty, subject to the decision of the nominating
convention OF the party,
CHARLES c. WATERS.
Frederick District No. {
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14

The season is near at hand wnen
Iople should see that their meat is
Ioperly protected from the Skipper
y, and the safest, simplest, surest and
e most economical method of pre-
rving meat is by the use of the peer
's" Paper Meat Sack, and YOU can
en- rest assured that you will not be
thered with worms in your meat.
he sacks are made in three sizes and |
|, at s, 10 and II cents apiece, accord |
Z to size. If your merchant does |
\ keep them they can be had from
ederick. Maryland.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14
ssssssssasssssssssssss -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~~~~~

This seven-room story and a half
house. with brick and stone founda-
ion. can b. built for $500.
The size Of the house upon the ground
IS 22x35 feet. Th= rooms are a. fol
.ows: Parlor, l2xl2 feet inches; sit
ung-room. l2xlj feet; dining-room,
feet inches by u feet; kitchen. llxl2
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14
To Make a Neat Patton.

Smooth out frayed edges and trim of
long threads. With very thin mucilage,
moisten piece of the material and put
it under the tear. Put level weight
on it, and when the mucilage is per-
fectly dry. the patching viii be almost
Invisible.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-14

Women suffering from any form Of
female weakness invited promptly communicate with Mrs.
Pnkham Lynn Mass All letters received opened read and
by only. freely talk OF her private
illness thus has been established the eternal confidence
between Pnkham and the Of America which has
been broken Out of experience which she has
than possible that she has gained the
knowledge will help your She asks nothing in return
and her advice has relieved thousands Surely
any woman poor very foolish she does not take ad
tage of this generous offer of asanceLyda E. Pnkham Med
cine Co, Lynn Mass
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-19

menn lene ihredliben f6rperIiben 2eiben pe sy.ber
nno Stiittelroft 8pspepfe. Nieren poer rbennlati.
lhen SbnerSen. anfbbren mas nnr m6alid1 If bei
fonlequsntem 0ebran6 BON SpitetterS Nasenbitters,
einem Wlttel BON unernleBlbem Mertb. bas rein nno
nnlddolb IN leiuer 3niammenieBun9 benz 9eidbmad
on9enebm IN feiner g8rtung qrhnbIid it, @aitriihes
&ppipeb. Sbafloli9feit Appetitpernt Mbnabme al,
8brper9etptbt uebeifet Sobbreunen aeb6ren An ben
burd bas Yitters itetS furirten 2eben sic ollie Iub
neiter nbts as Die bon Wutter 9tatur elbit auaebb
2sber ooer Ginselpetoe auBer Drouuno limb un6 meld
peri6lpnoen ioboo tbre nriadeu gebobeu iino. 9iei
Sl9nole lolten aber itetS ideuui0ite 9eadtun9 fin
Den. Damn piro Der mebleibi9e 3ug nus benz @eiid
Der seoenoen perbpnoen, freubi9eS edtcln on ieint
Stelle treten. g9enn NIT 8ilfe oes Gitter3 oaS Sc
nolf oes uebeibefinoenS 5eritrert Miro ru0it oil
COME bet Seiunobeit better ans benz iabenoeu 9ld
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-19
Sic ,uo4te tidb iueoer iHmttnfet
ttod) puO crit.

sd mill politip teine SdOnbeitsmit=
tel aebrauAen," iaste cine Dame sum
Gdreiber oieies, vunb bod 1T mein
Seint 10 unrein. oab mir bies piele
tribe Stunoen bereitet. Was fann id)
tbun, um bieie hdBliden Gleden tpeasu=
bringeH ?" vgiebmen sic Dr. pierces
Favorite Prescription" mar meine
prompte Mntiport. Sbr 3eint bespeift,
oab Sic OIL funftionellen Gt0runaen
leioen. Beleitiaen Sic bic llrIade 6es
unreinen Seints, 10 operben eSbre Wan.
gen balo in Der Jarbe Der Beiunobeit
itrablen. Das .6aborite DreScription"
iit Elm ipunberbares Mlittel aeaen ale
Sbrem @eihledt igentbiimlidenRrant=
beiten. Die Gigentbiimer beGelben aas
rantiren, oaB iie Sbnen oas bafur Be-
3ablte @elb 3uriidaeben, tpenn es ssbnen
niht bilft. Mber bas tommt ME Dor.
8eriu1en Sic es." Nie Dame folate
meinem &atb unb jebt lit ibr 5eint 10
flar, tpie Der zines Ginbes unb lie er=
freut lih beiierer Geiunbbeit ais felt
Dielen Sabren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-19
8itrse 0eTd1tbte
- bon -
U1tHrurn1uua County,
II.
Gratpfnrss Grpehitinit.

I'm ben Geinbielisfeiten oer snbia=
ner. bic nod oem MaHater bon @na-
oenbiitten natiirlid nit srbBerer Grbit=
terung benn je ausbra6en, Elm 3iel 81,
feben, ipuroe bel Der altsn Min9o @tabt
unterbalb Dem Blabe, mo iebt 5teuben=
bile Hebt, eine Expedition unter Cberf
Gratpforo ausgeriiitet, um Die Stdbte
Der Mpanbots am Sanoustp, oem
9auptiiB Der feinoli9en Snoianer, gu
aerit0rtn. Ser apeite Offiaier berlel=
ben mar Sberit Wiliamion unb unter
ben Sruppen befanoen Ii1 eine betrd9t=
lide Mnaabl berieni9en, Die an benz
Wafiafer in ben Wiilionen tbeilsenom=
men.
Nm Is. Mai 1882 besann bic grpe=
oition ibren Mtari9 unb lagerte am 26.
bel ben &uinen bon SbDnbrunn. 9lm
2. SUM muroe Der Sanoustp &iper er-
reibt unb am 4. SUM bic @tabt Der
WDanboh. Die man berlaIIen fano.
Mud Die vStaot Der @efansenen" iano
man berlahen, ba beren 8empbner l1on
einen Monat friber auf Befebl oes
9duptlings pfeife nad Setroit sebra9t
morben tuaren. Ser Marib tpuroe
fort9eiebt unb nun meloeten bic 9uno=
idafter, oaB feinolide Snoianer in Der
Ndbe ieien. 8alb iab man, tpie bie=
felben lib in einem 8eb6lae iammelten
unb gum Sample bOrbereiteten. Der-
ielbe begann iofort uno bausrte bis gum
Mben6, tuorauf Die beiben Mrmeen lln=
ter Waffen binter ma6ti9en Seuern Den
Mor9en erpartetsn. Mm nd6iten Sage
ertOlgte fein neuer Nngriif, ba aber
Graipforo bemertte, bab bic Snoianer
9roBe 8eritdrtungen erbielten, bel6lpb
er, am folsenoen Sage ben &iidSu9
an5utreten. 9lm 3. Sage traf er @or-
bereitun9en bie3u, Die ieop6 bon ben
Snoianern bemertt puroen, melhe ba=
raul segen 9beno einen neuen Nn9riff
ma6ten, babel aber 5uriifseIblaeen
muroen. Sn Der Na6t purbe Der
&ufSug ansetreten. Wtan erpartete,
baB Die glrmee bon ben Snoianern per=
fol9t meroe, un0 eS trennten Iib baber
perl6iebene Nbtbeilun9en bon oerlelben.
iuel6e 9laubten, in tleineren Sruppen
leidter ben Sbio errei6en gu tonnen.
Sieie Srennun9 narD plelen gum Gers
oerben. 9ie Sauptarmee puroe ni6t
beldlti9t, aber DIE tleineren 9lbtbeiluu=
gen fielen ben eSnbianern in bic 0dnor
uno muroen nieoergema6t ooer eefan=
gen genommen. Inter ben 8eianoe=
men NOR aud Oberf Gratpforb, Der 5u=
rufgeblieben mar, Inn ieinen Sobn uno
S6mieseriobn gu iu6en. gr mubte
auf Die 8eranlaiiung bes 9duptlinss
pfeife einen qualoollen 6lammentob
erleiben.
9lm Is. Sum- fam Der lleberreIt Der
Expedition mieber in Der Min9p Nieoe-
rung an, unb bier tpuroen nod cine
Nnaabl &ameraben porgefunben, bic
man perloren ge9ldnbt batte, Die jebod
friiber bier angefommen maren. Srob=
benz murben auber bem Giibrer Der
Expedition nod bunoert Weann ber=
miBt. Die ben Snoianern in bic 0dnoe
gefallen tparen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-19
@ettet Oie aimber.

Menn &inber rc,i 0uifen, Grtdits
lst9 nnb Group befallen fnb 70 tarirt
DR.. 8ull's 0uiten Gprnp fe raIh unb
Gher. 0err gluer 6. Bafer, 8lans
bon, pa., lhreibt: "QSir baben Or.
Bulls 3uiten Syrup fur 9uffen, Gr>
tdltun9 uno Group 9ebrauht unb fats
ben ibn cine iiher ,pirfenoe MebBin Ct
it bas bette @ittel fir alle fcld,e Gins
fdlle, mir halten ibn INNER I'M Oanie."
Or. 8ulPs Nuffen SDrup tpirb in all
len slpcttefen fiir 25 @ents nertauft.
Hebme teinen anberen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-19

~ Gin braber Rentudper bat oas
eourtbouIe zines alten Sotpn bon Ohio
tiir ben yetras bon aebn 9olars auf
oem Mbbru6 erftanoen. g}i9t bas Sola
nod Die 3iesel reisten ibn gum Raufe,,
tonoern Die Nadribt, bab cine TlaIde
gutter alter Wbistep in Dem @runoltein
elnaemauert poroen iei, als oas Court.
bauie erri6tet puroe. Sen Sdnaps
gu erlonsen bat Der Gentufper oas
game 8ebGuoe erltanoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-19
SnGIenS Mrnifa SaIbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der Welt fiji,
S6nittpunoen, @ei6piire, Salsflub,
Siebermunoen, 9lusidlas, aufseiprun.
gene 9anoe, SrOitbeulsn, Siibnerauaen
uno ale 9antausldldse, iotpie iie Be-
itimmt Sdmorrboioen beilt. Sic miro
9arantirt, Die bette 3ufriebenbeit gu se=
ben ooer oas 8elo miro suriifseseben.
Yrels Is Gents per S9adtel BEL s. 6.
Wfiller & Sp6n.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-19
Gremritonett tta6 NatbbiIle.
wtai9e Yretfe inm Centennial In 1snnefss.

Die centenniale unb internationale
Musltellung in 9iafbpile, 5ennelIee.
1T eronnet uno bauert biz Oftober.
gum geiude berielben tuerben BON ben
yenniplpania 2inien beionbers billiae
3idets pertauft. Sir ndbere Mustunft
tpenos man lid on ben ndditen Maenten
Der Yenniplpania 2inien roer an $. 6.
sMeWatters. y S!itritt paiiasier Nsent,
Pittsburg, ga. g
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-19
Jrei filr i6,uabe Wanmer.

SD mer6e Ieoenl Nionue fpIteuirei cine 8rpbe Der
oellmttel ieuoen bic mir Die pole Nonnescroft mie.
oerber9eltelt bnben uobbem oies anoere ebaeitbla=
9en bate. 8teie Mchi3in 6eiite mid pollitdn6o BON
8erlnlt Der SebenStralt Wangel an Gtdrfe uerp6Ier
Sfmdbe nnoo bbIen lrdumeu unb mrb Sic ebenIo
hellen. Sic fbuuen eS bur6 eiue @nfroae erIouoen.
Senoeu Sic mir Sbreu Nomen unb @brefie bentc ba
bes ntbt lpteoer erideinen mag Olan IblieBe cine
8rtemarte bet aoreiIe; @ar S. g8aIter 408 NtaIo.
niC 8enple &aioma5op, Wti1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-19

: Ser am 6Dnntag in NeD Nort
BON Dansig angefommene Dompfer
.Mifuria" BON Der pomburg.Mmerifa.
2inie bat $4,000 6dfe Milbensuder
aus Geutihlan6 nlitgebradt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-19
9ie Der. staatem BON Norbamerifa.

Sss 49, ~s""~S" Wv ~s"s~w"S*ss"s
Nad bem Blutbabe in @naoenbiitten
tpuroen bic Miiiiondrs gum aipeiten
Male na9 Detroit bei1ieoen, no iie
oieies Wal freunblihe Mufnabme fan=
Den uno mo- man ibnen 80 Meilen tpeIf-
lid bon Detroit. tuo jebt Clinton febt,
eiilen plab antpies, UNI cine neue Mn=
iieblnng su griinoen. Bis gum Sabre
1856 finben mir feine 0errenbuter
Mif1ionen mebr auf bem @ebiete bes
jebi9en Staates Gbio. Na1 benz Grie-
bensidluile Dom Sabre 1888, in fpel=
dem England bic unabbdngieteit Der
Ser. Staaten anerfannte, bilbete jenes
Gebiet nur einen Nefanbtbeil Der june
gen &epublif uno i'm Sabre 1856 pai-
iirte Der Gon9reb Elm Geieb, tpel1es
ben Diitritt. Der Die brei Mdbrii1en
NnIieblungen am Musfingum einIhloB,
ansoriflib 81 ibrem @ebraude refers
Dirte. DOb Die Mifiondre ma1ten
nibt fDfort bon bieier Nergin5ii9ung
8ebraud. ionoern fie griinbeten 3uerif
eine Nniieoluns am Gnpaboga Glu1e,
tpel1er iie ben Nomen pilgerrub bei=
le9ten. Grit i'm Sabre 1897 fanb Die
Nermeliun9 Der Ndnbereien ltott, fpeIhe
0er @ongreb ben 0errenbutern betuilIi9t.
Gs luaren I'm Oan3en IL, 900 Mder unb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-19

: Tollmadten nab allen Sbeilen
Oeutl6lanos uno Der S1nei5 tperoen
in bieier Office bsioret.
y %. s. gormell uno Jrau, welbe
in Der gtdbe bon Smith 2ate, Minn.
wobnten. tpuroen in Der Na6t BON
Samitas auf Sonntas in ibrer Wob.
nun9 ermoroet uno um $4OO beraubt.
Sie &aubmDroer fino unbetannt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-19
@ins aoIIhonr''s''e @#nnseit
iehr IetGt erreimb9r.

= 9iele Minner erfabren uneradblte 3eiben. 4
rerfhuenben ihr @elo fur nuslo5e Nraeneien,
nnb nur ourH Man9el on Elm rtdbtiges Wittet |
iteigen in's frlbseiti9e Grab herah. Siee IN
bic SSIIte tiir ane tdbmadDe 293unef. :
. Wir furiren l1nen unb bauerno alIe s5due cpn
! S0erpotitdt, 0eibIedbtSidbpadbe, Ntes
! oergetdtIa9enbeit, 8artcoceIe, ,unnatirIioe
Berluite, phne @idiiht auf beren tlrioden.
Jait ale Sale BON Gb5ebrnng ,Rbeumatismus.
\ &atarrb nno Hierenlei6en, riibren BON ben :
norher eripdbnten her, uno balo In allen J6nen
IT eine Seilnn8 iidber. tpenn ein ridtiges Mit.
tel reft5eiti9 ansepanbt pirn. Sn eieiem
fafien bic 2eibenben einiaes tp. .. 3. txeteS
Neeept, freie Weoisin, uub tperben ge=
ip6bnlid, BON oieien betriiseriidben geie1t1
ten, burh elm Rahnabme C. o. d. angetltrt.
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