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Evening star., 1898-04-02

Col. Peter c. Hams, Corps of Engineers,
and Prof. L. M. Haupt, members of the
Nicaragua canal commission, have reported
their return home.
The record-union., 1898-01-18

| for restraint, both men and women pass
happy lives without floating away on
the waves of passion
believe that when we rise from the
| flrst Keen feeling of our own littleness,
after education has opened our eyes, we
are driven to fuller understanding Of
what living really means; that it leads
Us TO look around for the same unity
that pervades the universe, wherein
each body in the heavens moves with
apparent independence. and yet all are
moving together in one vast progress
through space. I believe this unity of
the human race will some day be more
than mere glittering dream-even an
actual fact, with only here and there
an erratdc creature moving like a comet
. across the paths of others. / believe
that pessnnism regarding education
| arises from wrenching it out of its
proper sphere. Rightly used it gives US
larger views. 1t makes life more va
ried, fuller and more interesting. If it
does not do this, it is because we have
loaded ourselves down with its pebbles
instead of it's rubies, and found dark
ness where brightness alone should be.
1 believe that the shortness of life
Jtisoe SCI fCS ~ SliOW us tllGi the rave a.
more important than the individual and
that therefore the test of a valued life
will some day come to be-not how
much for self was gathered and scraped
together, but how much service was
done to repay something to the race for
the pleasures and opportunities that are
our heritages as members of one great
human family.
l believe the world is thrilling to a
| new century of new opportunities,
wherein better men than ourselves shall
hold sway, but in whose progress the
feeblest OF us shall have a part, five
live our little lives to their fullest.
OUT OF MANY, ONE
VIII you come to the spring -decked wood
lands
Where kindly mother Earth
| Welcomes with loye-filled breezeS
| Her guests to the fiowret's birth?
Whore Father Forest fondles
| His children, newly born,
| And spreads them a costly cradle
With down from his bosom torn?
Where the skillfuI nurse. Dame Nature,
| Tempers the heat and cold,
| With gauzes of fern and bramble
| From her scented store-chest old?
Where the busy courier streamlet
| In eager haste arrives,
With wealth of gathered dainties
To nourish the tender lives?
Where the trees, those stalwart servants,
Are busy TO deftly build
Fresh fairy homes unnumbered
With every fancy filled?
Come then, and learn a lesson
A lesson for and you;
How a thousand hearts help foster
One life of beauty true.
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ONE THING TO LIVE FOR.
Keeps a Pessimist From Giving Up
the Game.

yes" said a tall, sallow-faced, mel
ancholy looking man, attired in a thin
pair of trousers, a fall overcoat, a pair
of dilapidated shoes and a last years
Derby hat. I've never had anything
but bad luck. I've worked hard all
my life and only made a bare living.
My health broke down years ago; most
Of my friends have died off or moved
West. I've got literary and artistic
tastes and can't crafty them. Every
thing I undertake to do is failure,
and I don't seem to be of any use in
this world"
Have you no friends with political
influence enough to get some kind OF
an easy job for your" inquired we'll
dressed and prosperous looking man.
I've tried that" said the miserable
man, shaking his head. Every time
get a position political landslide
comes along, and I get thrown out OF
the snap"
why didn't you open an intelligence
Office Or start a real estate agency"
asked a man in a fur cap an heavy ul-
ster. THAT sort of business doesn't re-
quire much capital
I've tried 'em both, my friends. Got
burnt out in the first business and
partner ran off with the profits in the
other No use"
Ever try canvassing?" inquired an
other sympathetic acquaintance.
Eyes; often. Had a good suit OF
clothes like yours ruined in that busi-
ness by a vicious dog. Thrown down
stairs once or twice. No use, man
I'm not in If Last week my pet par
rot died, yesterday morning L lost d
quarter, and to-day I've got an ear
ache That's the way it always goes
If it isn't one trouble it's another
There's only one thing that keeps me
from committing suicide, and ending
the whole wretched business"
Whats that?"
Curiosity to know what blamed
misfortune is going to happen to me
next. Evening Star.
The record-union., 1898-01-18

health. They usually go together.
An observing man learns that woman
who is physically weak and nervous and IN
capable, is likely TO be ill-natured too. The
sweetest temper is ruined by continual
sickness.
A woman whose nerves are constantly
racked and dragged by debilitating drains
and Inflammation, cannot be genial COM
panion or happy wife and she is totally
untitled to be a mother
These troubles prevail almost universally
among women largely because of careless
them. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
positive specific for the weaknesses and
diseases of the feminine organism.
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Inconvenience whatever. II was the first time
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the Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pe-
let's know Of lady who took one bottle of
your Favorite Prescription and she says sne
was not sick like she was with her hrst oaoy.
This her second baby. She thinks II
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ence in this particular field. His 1000 page
illustrated book. :" The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser" contains sevefai
Chapters devoted to woman's special physi-
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On receipt of II one-cent stamps to pay the
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pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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The record-union., 1898-01-18

of the road construction and practical
Illustrations from its progress. 1t Is
to be hoped that this example will De
followed by many institutions through
out the Union. The prospect for road
building in the future is SO extensive
that there will be great need of skilled
road engineers and inspectors. If the
proposed plan for the establishment OF
postal savings banks and the invest
ment of the surplus deposits in road
bonds should be adopted. there may be
no limit to road construction except II.
the number of experts available
for carrying it on in a prop
er manner The United States
Office of Road Inquiry, We are assured,
will at all times be ready to cooperate
in plans for the training of such ex-
perts either through sample road
building or general instruction, and in
this manner effectually to assist the
Agricultural Colleges and Experiment
stations" as required by law, in dis
seminating information upon this SUD-
ject,'' to the full extent of its means.
The record-union., 1898-01-18

They make no concealment now IN
South Carolina of intention by hook OF
by crook to disfranchise the negro. One
journal favoring it declares that it Is
less injurious than is unrestricted suf-
frage, except the negro is by educa-
ing privilege. The trouble about that
is, that the laws of the Federal Union
written into the Constitution and seal
ed with the blood of patriots, declares
the suffrage a right, not a privilege.
South Carolina insists that her purpose
is not to wholly exclude the negro from
fort to fit him for useful and intelligent
citizenship, and as he develops capacity
to admit him to the full exercise of the
ballot. While State may attach GER
tain regulations as requirements, such
as educational qualifications, ETC.,
these must not be exceptional, but run
keeps within such limits, it is not like
ly that there will be any serious objec-
ton. But if the regulations turn out
TO be proscriptive and unequal in opera
ton, ard to work the practical dis
reimbursement of the negro while Civ
ing full liberty to the white citizen
of trouble.
The record-union., 1898-01-18

All honor TO the man or men who sug-
new method Of marking the staterooms
and apartments for the sexes on cars
and steamboats,. Instead of Ladies"
and Gentlemen" staring one in the
face from the transoms of these rooms,
we now find respectively the words
Women" Men Who said thar the
world does not move?
The record-union., 1898-01-18

1t is wonderful how renegade Repub-
lieans become good fellows, natures
noblemen and PATRIOTS" and all that.
according to Democratic defamation,
whenever they prove recreant to their
party and permit the Democratic mon
key to use them to rake chestnuts from
hot ashes. We have had an example
OF this in Ohio recently.
The record-union., 1898-01-18
SENSIBLE AND PRACTICAL.

The Rhode Island Agricultural Col
1ege has taken the opportunity to In
augurate a course OF instruction IN
road building. beginning with lectures
by the Government Engineer in charge
The record-union., 1898-01-18

The Board of Aldermen of Chicago
have passed an ordinance over the May
ors veto that gives every member of
the board a clerk at a salary of 81 800
year Eight of the Aldermen have
ships, and others will do so, while the
unmarried section is busily engaged
in passing upon applications by pretty
typewriter girls for the places. So
goes woman down the social scale.
The record-union., 1898-01-18

If things so on this way the Repub-
.lican party will have as many sub-di.
visions as United States Treasury
statement. Here now we have an ac-
count OF THE Prohibition wing of the
Republican party" in North Dakota or
ganizing campaign clubs.
The record-union., 1898-01-18

The Riverside Press New Years
annual, is a large quarto volume of
nearly sixty pages, we'll bound and in
an Illuminated and tasteful cover. The
pages overflow with very fine half-tone
pictures, illustrative of the homes, bus
mess and industries of that section,
concerning which the text treats fully
1t is geographically a very handsome
affair, is credit to the community, and
may justly be a source of pride to the
enterprising journal that issued it.
The record-union., 1898-01-18

Probably in every case of popular es
innate of the wealth of rich men there
is great exaggeration. The complete
inventory of the Fair estate has, after
eleven months search and valuation,
been filed and shows that the estate is
worth a little over twelve and a quar-
ter millions of dollars. Yet there was
no previous estimates which fell short
of $50, 100000. In nearly every case it
millionaires falls much below the pop
ular estimation.
The record-union., 1898-01-18
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Goodwin Smith says that the King
with which the United States of Amer
lea ever waged serious war. That is
true, and it is also true that we
whipped England every time and when
she was relatively better equipped than
she is now, our condition in the rev.
olutionary era, and in 1S1214 being
taken into account
The record-union., 1898-01-18

The chaps who bolted the Republican
party in Ohio and clasped palms with
the Democrats to help the latter down
the Republican party, now object to be-
ing called Democrats" They say we
are, or were for the time, simply ex-
Republicans. Well, well, no matter
what the name, the thing remains.
The record-union., 1898-01-18
Weather Forecast.

Northern California-Fair Tuesday; con-
tinued cold weather, with heavy frost IN
the morning; light northerly winds.
The record-union., 1898-01-18

The further back a man can trace his
descent the longer he has been on the
downward path.-Chicago News.
The record-union., 1898-01-18
Practical Application.

"See those pigs running through that
grass?''
yes"
"Well, the farmer who owns them
believes in the Kneipp system, and he
thinks it a good way to cure hams. '
-Yonkers Statesman.
The record-union., 1898-01-18

These publications are sent either by
Mail or Express to agents or single sub
scribers with charges prepaid. All Post
masters are agents.
The best advertising mediums on the
Pacific Coast.
The record-union., 1898-01-18

The industrial number of the Port
land "Oregonian" issued on the 1st
inst, was a triumph of clean, manly
journalism by one of the ablest and
most self-respecting and courageous
papers of the country. The number
consisted of sixty pages, devoted to IL
iustration and exposition of the trade
Industries, production and business ac-
tivities, social life and institutions of
the region in which the 'Oregonian"
mainly circulates. Most of the space
and attention are given to the Klon-
dixie business, and in that connection
the paper presents a large and super
ior map of the new mining region.
The record-union., 1898-01-18
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The record-union., 1898-01-18

Nothing doth more hurt in a State
than that cunning men pass for wise.
The record-union., 1898-01-18

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ESTATE OF CHARLES w. GRAVE.

InQOTS6u. lIr5u JallUdTV {, 1873.
w. B. HAMILTON, Clerk
BY E. S. Wachhorst, Deputy jaS-10t
The record-union., 1898-01-18

OSCAR s. FLINT
Commissioner in Said Action
Arthur E. Miller and Albert NJ Johnson
Attorneys for Plaintiff. d22-4t-Tu
The record-union., 1898-01-18
VOICE OF THE PRESS.
EXTRACTS FROM EDITORIAL
EXPRESSION.
State and Coast Opinions on SUBJ
jects Of Living News
Interest.

Ukiah Press: 1t is.not likely that the
United States will be compelled to do
battle for her rights in China, but that
she is not likely so to be compelled is
due mainly to the fact that she would
be a very potent factor in determining
now doubtful issues in favor or sucn
OF The European powers as espouseu
her cause. And after the present phdse
of the Chinese question has disappear
ed, whether Britain, Japan, Germany
or Russia be the chief beneficiary Oh
the ten porary settlement, Hawai- Will
be even more coveted by foreign pow
ers thar it now is. The Chinese prop
lem orce solved, Hawaii certainly WIN
become a European or japanese pos
session, unless it speedily be made
mart of the United States.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-04
Httt6tUu.

-3baIia 2ose SO. ll6, bdlt am l6.
4ueuit cine @rcuriion nab benz Sela'
mare 8ater Sap ab.
Ser neue 8ouIsparb sipiiden Oates
bile unb Bear Greet. elm pra6ipoasr
5abrpss. 1T iebt benz 9ubIitum often.
- Srau Rasls bon Aaentoipn, bic
felt stpsi Woden ibren Sobn in Beh
pitiSton beiudts. itarb am Dienitas an
Der 8ubr.
Die Spring 8root 8aFer Som.
panic bat bic Sloeum @afer @ompanie
bon greter Borough abiorbirt uno nit
oeren 9t6bren 8erbinbun8 semadt.
glntbonp gerasinsr bon Bort
@rifitb, i'm go. IA S&adt Der 8enn.
9obIen 60. anssteIlt, III am Donneritae
aussnbIidIid burd einen Sal bon Sells.
sefein setbbtet iporben.
SRI. Rate Ssusrasin ifurb am
Wittpod in Der Bobnuns ibrer 9h6te.
ssrau 2aSarus. nad 8wbdentlidsr 8ranfs
beit on sinem Sersleloen; iie iparb bor
SO Subren in DeuHdIanb ssboren.
- Masba!ena, bas Q Sabre aIts
1b9ter6sn Der gbeleute Senrp Saeoba
bon Guntbannod Npenue. Deit Pittston.
tarb am Donnsrftas Abeno an ben
@idtern unb ipurbs am Samiias beers
bist.
- 1bomas SsaIep bon bier idob am
porIsbten Witttipod glbenb in mbroerlider
4bf&t fiinf 8epolUerfuseIn auf feline
frau ab, bod iraf feline berielben fe.
Der @itbri6 purbe in grmanselunp
bon 8drei6aft BEN 9efdnenib iibsrianbt
sr lou nidt gang ri&tis i'm Obsrbdus&en
iein.
= Bsim Durbbrsnnen Der Pferbe bes
@rocsrs W, u 8eap am Sre;tas an 9ins
Sirabe, purbe Der auf benz gDasen bes
iinbIlte GIerf Sobn Goben stpiiden bic
Bferbe seporfen unc cine ldnsere Diftans
eeidleift, babel einen bDien S6nitt on
Der Stirn unb mebrere duberit idmer,Iihe
Sbrammen erbaltenb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-04

niebsrssitrsdt. 8sibs battsn friibsr am
Gage idon Sireit. neil 8eaer mebrsre
Tauben beS Uiaper eridob, bic ii1 in
isinem @arten babeimssma6t uno 3ers
ftbrun8 aneeridtet batten. Maper brpbte
babel, baB er 8elsr ,.bo" pirbe unb
einise 3eit ipdter tpollte &c nit sis
isrnen Sn6deln 8eqer ansrsifen; babel
ereienete fid baS Sdisben, inbem
8saer einem 38iaIibrisen Reuolper ,Os
unb breimaI losbridte, mad ieiner Muss
iase in SeIbftbsrtbeibisuns. Cine
8usel traf idrde ben linfen 8innbadsn,
eine brans nabe Der S6uIter in ben
9Drper unb bic brittle traf bic fiebente
8ippe auf Der Iinfen Ssits. Mapsr bisIt
bel bem erfen SduRe an unb mad bem
orittsn fiel iein 86rper Iber bic bobe
9biduns unb roate fiinfsebn SUB auf
ben ginoerS binab, mo er tobt Iiesen
bIieb. Mebrere Wtanner iaben ben Bore
gang bon Der Serne uno elmer perielben.
Spesialbeamter @barles Some, bs8ab iidt
nad her STEELE unb nabm 3sasr nit.
8urBeb 9otpsa. ber ii@ in bsr Meibobifsn
8irde bsfanb. tpurDs bsrausssrufsn unb
orbnete Sellers @infsrierune an. gr
idien feline Tbat tpeiter nidt 3u bersuen,
bstrus ii@ i'm @esentbeil sans ssIuGen
uno feline Grfldruns, bab er in Sslbftpsr.
tbsibisuns sebanbeIt babe, mar ibm aus
senideinli1 senissnbegn gntidulbisuns fur
bus bIuiise Derf. 8ei BEN am Nontus
abenb abssbaltenen 8srb6r bon 8suesn
ieitens bes @proners, famsn bsHsn @es
i&tporsne su bem @abripru&. bab Peter
0iuper bur4 RspoIpsripunoen. burd bic
Sdnbe bes Sofepb 8eaer Ueruriatt. iei.
men Cob fanb. 8eaer fist iebt als
W6rber I'm county @sfdnenlb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-04
Oae &hal abm arts.

IahInr. Die SauptpaRerr6bre ba'
bier BART am Sonntas Morssn unb bic
8lrger mubtsn iid nit bsm aus Aveuen
su erlansenbsn 8afsr bsSndsen, bis bic
Reparatur poreenommen war.-Oie
9snn. TeIepbon & Supply @Ompanie,
tpeIde bon benz Borough fiir 9fofen unb
Drabte bsitsuert tpurbe, bat Wlonta8,
naGbem ber Sal eesen te idon frdbsr
entihieben tporben NOR, @intpenoun8en
sessn ben Befunb bon, Ridtsr WcBberfon
BON Sarrisburs eintragen lahsn.-Senrf
Strein erbolt ii4 Iansiam bon ielner
idpersn 8ranfbeit.
Ser bsS Morbes bon Soiepb San'
toro berbd1tise 8apbael 8asesre. ioipit
Iein ansebIi1er Mittpiier bel ber srauii'
gen 9bat, @risceo. iino am 9onneritae
Na1mittae bur6 Warbsn Simpfon uni
Deputies @ouIbrid unb Ybiaips arretirl
unb benz @efansnib iiberpieien tporoen.
Sin 8erbbr Der 8erbafteten fano am
5reitas Na6mittas ftatt; feds 3euser
purben bsrbbrt unb feline Iusia8e maj
senGsenb, um bic @efansenen au balten
man elaubte, bab iie entlaiien iperber
mdBtsn. aIs county Dstettip Elm paal
bIaue lebsrboien gum 8oridein bratte.
bic in Der 9ii1e beS Pascere bon ibn
aufsefunbsn tpurben uno 5leden entbisl'
ten, bic pie 8Iut ausfaben, Coroner
2onsfrset tpiro cine ndbsrs 1nteriuduni
pornebmen, UNI beitlmmt fefsuteuen. ol
ss 8luiHsden Fnb. Obelei4 feline be-
5eueenaussaben senii9ten, um bic Se'
fansenen NIT oem Wlorce in Serbinounl
su brinsen, erfIdrte Der County Detettip
OaB BEL Der ri6tisen Ssit eine tart
2ette bon llmitdnben ssisen pirS. bal
PaSeere in 8erbinbuns nit bem Worb
itaab. Nntonio @rieeeo puroe entlanen
bod Bascere alS Der M6roer bem 9e
fansniB ipieber ilbsrpieisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-04
Morb Scrautpn.

Batrid IimItn bon ben Sieb Worfs,
srbielt am 9onneritas in Der Gapu8a
Rine burd sinsn Dsdenfaa an unteren
86rper iebr i&psre 8erlesun8sn.
- 8m. 2etpis bon 9sssetis Sirabe.
Elm 9reiber i'm SO. Storr Shoht, ent'
sins am Dcnneritas sinem brei Ionnen
i6meren Dedenfaa uno bic einsise er'
baItene 8srlsBuns 1T cine bbs asrbriidts
Sanb.
0ur1 einsn Dedsnfaa in Storr's
Wine am Srsitas 8Ormittas, erbielt Der
SaeIbbnsr 8eeie SoneS bon 9loro Dtaln
apenue am 8dden unb ben Sdultern
idnere 8erlebunsen, bic ieoo4 nlHt als
fatal betrabtet rperoen.
= sn ben Green &ibes Giien Werfen
erpIobirte am Wtontae 4beno cine
Auantitdt anseiammeItes @as, einen
Sdaben bon mebreren bunoert Dollars
anrittenb ; bic 4rbsiter batten ii1 ale
sntfsrnt unb Niemanb puroe baber per'
lebt.
- 80. 8. Cole unb D. g. 8udIanb,
bic in Elm SauS bes Sreeman 2orb ein'
sogen, tpeeen TrubeI bel nnterSeibnune
bes WistbScontraiteS aber tpieber ausSo'
sen unb babel bas SauS b5stpiais tart
bei6dbisten, muBten am Oonneritas
9drsi6aft tiir ibr ssri4tIi4es gri4sinsn
feaen.
= Ser Is Sabre aIts eugene Stanton
sefanb am Sreitas nad ieiner Grretlr'
uns Elm, bab er am uorbersebenoen Sonn'
tag ben 8eituneshano beS Sarrp 8.
Surt an Didion Apenue UNI SO 8aars
selb unb so tperib Gisarren unb @anop
befoblen bate; er iparb fur iein Bes
ridtli6es @rideinen unter 5000 Bdrs'
idaft ssiteat.
- Srsinunbsbansis Mdnner unt
8naben itanben am Donneritas Nad.
mittag i'm SO. 3 8ibmonb Sdadt be,
@lt SiQ @iien unb &oblen @ompanie in
2sbenssefabr unb ibre &ettune 1T be,
prompten Nadridt isitens bes Wtinen'
pormannss $. Megutdeon unb itines
Aiiiitenten suauihreiben. Ser Sunfer
elmer 2ofomctipe isbte baS Dad oei
| Sdderbauiss in 8ranb unb in 25
Ulinutsn fieI Der SGder ben Sdadt
binab. iobab Der 8aua bic Wine burd
frbmte unb ale barin beinbliben mi
Dem @rhidunsstpbe bsbrobts. Sn 81
Dhnutsn tparsn baS Sd6er. uno Ma'
i6insnbaus su slide rsousirt. Gun
Slid bate MineninipstiOr Robrid in
| Suni burd baS @eridt elm ginbaItsbefeb
ssssn bic @ompanie erlanst, bis biei
Elm stpsite Osifnuns bon Der Dline &C.
madt batten, aus ipelder bic Ineefelltsl
aae entiamen ; tpdre bieie Defining MID
seipeien, 70 tpdren iie pubridsInlid er
ftidt. bsnn bic Sebemaidinie ipurbe ser
fort unb Elm 5abrfubl fieI ben Sdad
binab. Ser anseridlets Sdaben be-
trdst in Der Nadburi6aft bon Sl5. .00t
nit nur serinser 8eriideruns esosdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-04
Saubbeit Fam nidbt ssbeilt werssn

bur6 ceaIs Applisatipntn, rel Iis ben iranfsn
She'll bss Sbus ni6t errsi6en fDunfn. Gs
sitbt nur sinsn Wes. bic 5aubbsit ,u furirsn,
uue br ID burG spnfiiutipnrll, Stilmiitsl
Sautbsii piro burd sinsn suiiinettfn 3ufanb
etr l6lfimistn ausiltieuus pr Gufa6iibtu
R5brt pIuriatt. Wsnn pisIs 8Sbrs li6 sni.
jinest, babt ibr sinfn rumptlnesn 3on obsr un.
pplfommsnss @eb6r; unb psnn lie gan, &C.
ltlpfsu N. trfclst 5aubbsii, unb psnu bic 9nt-
,iineuns niti stbpbsn unp bisit RUbrs pisbfr
In ibrtn stb0rissn 3uifanb urlest puesn fann,
pir6 sas @tbSr fur INNER ,uifSrt pnbsn |;
ueun 8das uuter ssbn psretn eart Statarrb
psrurfaht pelbn nitts ale Gin sutSiineeitr
3uifanp Der iblsimistn SbuaGbsn 10.
9Bir pplsu sinbunbrt Dollars fir jfbtn
(eurb aaiarrb ptrurla6ttn) 8al spn 5aubbsii
ssbtn. ben mir uttt pur6 Ginnrbmtn BON
Saa's aatarrb.stur bsiItn iVnnsn. eaBt Gu6
umIonlf Gireulart fcmutn.
8. 3. &btusp & Co., Ipltbp, ..
RAT Ynfauft psn alien ApOtbtftrn, 75r.
Saas 8amiitn pillsn iinp bic btiitH.