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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-11-17
FLORIDA.

The following from the Jacksonville
(Fla.) Times. Union is brought out by
the unfavorable comment on the State
of Florida in the annual report of the
Howard Association. There is some
hope of reform when able papers, like
the Times Union take up cause, and
there is much need of it in this case, for
the treatment of cOnvicts in Florida
is indeed a disgrace to the state and
also to the United States:-
The report of the Howard Associa-
tion of London deals at length with
the State Penitentiaries of the United
States, and says "there is reason to fear
that Florida is in about the lowest po-
sition as to the evils of the convict sys.
tenn" We have no desire to dispute as
pre-eminence in such a list, but we
would observe the evil we have as that
of system and not of individuals.
In the treatment of criminals the
first consideration must be the possible
reclamation of the Outcast; otherwise
punishment were devilish. The law is
made to protect the innocent, and the
protection of society is best insured
when the punishment is such that the
first crime is commonly the last. But
with us it is not so. Instead of reform
atories and penitentiaries are great
universities where crime and vice are
sedulously taught and diligently stud
led; where example is added to pre-
cept, and where debauched public
opinion crushes out the smoldering en-
bers of conscience and inculcates the
faith that life is battle where society
is the enemy of the soldier and heroism
is best proved by the deadliest attacks
upon all the good citizen holds most
sacred.
Having served his time, the convict
passes out ten times more dangerous
than before. He cynically looks upon
the law as fetish to be placated by
share of the spOils he can win, and the
attendants Of the courtroom as tools
pions of successful crime. 1t is the
trained and educated criminal that is
dangerous to our civilization; the tai
ents that Chould serve the people and
the State are too often found making
deliberate and calculating war upon
both, and suplementing the lessons of
schools by those acquired in the great
universities of crime our law sets up
at an expense which dwarfs Onr best
contributions to the cause of religion
or charity.
But the eXconvict is not alone in ab-
sorbing the lessons so diligently taught
and studied in the penitentiaries: he
goes out to make converts, and each
graduate is self-appointed missionary
and teacher such as never inlists in the
cause of virtue. He transmits his
learning and experience to his children,
and. the science of heredity shows that
our tribes of criminals keep the taint
in the blood and renew the warfare
generation after generation.
Taking this view of the situation, it
is folly to claim that the State cannot
afford better system. If there be a
better system, no state can afford to be
without it; one graduate from the bad
one will cost the State more before the
blood runs out than the maintenance
of the whole class of convicts for a
year.
It is not too much to say that the
philanthropic science of the day has
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-11-17
The Persimmon.

Oh, a little persimmOn grew high on tree,
On tree-On tall, tall tree.
And little boy said; ut is growing for me,
But havn't a pole that can reach it" said he
The persmmOn that grew Oh the tree.
Oh, a little persimmon grew high on tree
On tree-On a tall. tall tree
And another boy said: SIT is right overhead,
And when grow big can reach it," he said
The persmmon that grew on the tree.
And while they were talking another boy came
To the tree-to the tall, tall tree;
And he jerked his short jacket and climbed tC
the top,
While they shouted below: He will drop! He
will drOp.'
He was fond Of persmmOns; he cOllared the crOl
OF persimmOns that grew on the tree.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-11-17
81 90 per year, in advant g
Six Months 80 cents.

heretofore failed to show us how the
criminal may be given healthful EN-.
ployment without coming into compe-
tition with honorable industry, or be-
coming a burden upon it, but at least
the State should not maintain univers-
tiles of vice and schools of corruption
at great expense to endanger her exist.
ence and debauch her citizens.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-11-17
A PRIVATE MINT.


Colorado, Clark, Cruber s. Go. of Leav-
enworth, established a banking house
in Denver and did a large business in
gold dust, which was shipped to the
parent house in Leavenworth. Later
on it occurred toMr. Gruber, the junior
member of the firm and now resident
of Cripple Creek, that if the coin could
be made in Denver expense of trans
portation could be saved, as the gold
coins could be paid out in exchange for
the dust or bullion instead of sending
the dust by express to Leavenworth
and having the coined money sent back
to Denver.
Attorneys in Denver were consulted,
and while all seemed to believe that to
coin United States money was against
the law, no statute bearing on the SUBJ
ject could be found. To settle the
question Mr.. Gruber went to Leaven-
worth and acquainted his partners with
the proposition and the result of his
Investigations. They were incredulous,
as it seemed impossible that a govern
ment like that of the United States
should exist without law for the pre-
vention of the counterfeiting of it's
own coin. The matter was submitted
to the attorney of the firm, an eminent
lawyer in st. Louis, who, after careful
examination of the statutes passed by
congress since the foundation of the
government, decided that there was no
law in the United States against the
coming of money by individuals. Ma
chinery was therefore purchased and
the coinage commenced.
Clark & Gruber coined the first
money in Denver in 1860, in the build
ing now occupied by the United States
branch mint at Sixteenth and Market
streets. The building was built and
owned by them until Uncle Sam
bought it in 1866. The State Historical
society of Colorado has half dozen OF
the Clark & Gruber coins of the demon
nation of $3.50, So and $40. On one
side of it is the American eagle with
the words, "Pike's Peak Gold, Denver"
printed in circular form around the
edge, with the letters sd below the
eagle. On the reverse side is the head
of the woman, the same as contained
on all American coin, around which
are thirteen stars and the words,
"Clark, Gruber & Co." The date is
1860.
In 1862 Mr.. Gruber had some bust
ness in Washington and while there
was introduced to Salmon p. Chase of
Ohio, then secretary of the treasury,
and the father of the greenback, as the
man who was coming United States
coin in Denver.
"Do yOn mean to say that you are
initiating United States coin ?" Mr..
Chase asked.
Mr.. Gruber acknowledged that he
was and in response to an inquiry,
pulled some 500 gold pieces from his
pocket. Mr.. Chase examined them
carefully, and, replacing one with a
greenback, cautioned Mr.. Gruber that
it was probable he was violating the
law, but that the matter would be SUBJ
mitted to the attorney general for his
decision. The legal department of the
government made the most exhaustive
investigation of the subject, but found
no law covering it. The subject was
that an act of congress was passed at
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-11-17
Vol. XII.-NO. II.
~>sPqEFRkcM
E5N4@zzS@S~ f.

Wr'itten for The Prison Ma,rOr.
Going Out Tomorrow.
In my five by eight boudoir.
lie thinking of the hour,
When of my life a sorry mess I made;
And before me now there looms,
A shadow that assumes,
The likeness of my mother as she said:
"My boy you're at the doorway
Of life that's new and strange,
And the wiles of men, to ruin you will seek;
But remember that the bravest
Are the ones who overcome,
And the strongest are the ones who help the
weak"
Now years of tribulatiOn
Have taught the valuation,
should have placed upon the words she gave,
And by sad experience,
I've been taught that close adherence,
To habits vile, will make man slave.
Would we but learn from hearing
mother so endearing,
Talk wisdom unto us in accents sweet,
How wise would be our sowing,
In life's norm, as forth we're going,
To win renown that to us seems most meet.
But I've paid the laws requirement,
And no longer in retirement,
Will be forced to turn my face unto the wall;
Still it is not all of gadness,
But minor strain of sadness,
That is ringing in my heart in spite of all.
So lie in expectation,
And think without elatiOn,
OF the morrow when my bondage will be DER;
Knowing we tn some sleight grieving,
Will attend my prisOn-leaving;
And the farewells of the ones see no more
The path is still before me;
Though heavy hand in DER me,
That obscures somewhat, the light that should
be nigh;
But the air is slowly clearing,
And new day swift appearing,
Where the silvery beam of hope lights up the
sky.
So fOrewell now to pining;
The machine has done refining
My individuality; and 1 assume,
That, having paid the penalty,
There's not a man of honesty,
In justice to reproach me may presume.
WILBER E. ANDREWS.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-11-17

RUDOLPH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-19
Wbitebaa germiuns.
Neue Giufabrt mad Stem gorf pia
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erreiltte SatilitGten.

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ton abenue unb 80. StraBe (8root.
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4auft Cure 8ideis na9 Nep gori
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entgebt alien nnbeauemli9teiten.
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SiHarii4er &oman BON FAIL @asaIin.
(TprtIesuno).


rOas tbue i1 i'm Namen bes tapfes
rem fleinen 8olfe8, cas- aud feline
Sremben nUtbi9 9ebabt bat um Die
Sran3olen Noberts bon 9lrtoi8 unb bic
Spanier bes 9er5oss bon 9llba su uer>
treiben.
.Das III unre9t bon 9bnen: i'd
bin 10 pieI mertb tuie cine 2trmee.
,Mas lein, trosbem mill i9 nit
Sbnen ni9ts su tbun baben. Gas 9eBt
mir 9e9en Sire uno @eipiHen!"
nSrap 9e6adt uno gelpro6en, Mlpns
beer itimnlte @oro 4eterborOu9b bel.
Ger Come bon GnoIan6 befinbet ii9
in bieiem q5untte gang in llebers
einltimmung nit Dem flanbriihen
9Omeu." llno ouf bas Sdwert an ieiz
ner Seite beuteao, ieste er bin3u:
sDa8 bier 1T uuiere @affe, bie 9elt
aber iiber Die Sabrifanten BON bUl>
liiden Sranfen unb bic @iftmilder.
Sin Glenoer 1T, 1per in einem Sample
Mann 9egen Mann ober 9olf segen
8olf ourh iol9e Mlittel ben Sieg gu
errinsen iudt."
9ie 6remoe mar nod bleiGer ees
porbeu, lie preBte bic Qippen suiams
men, unO in ibren 9usen Los man nur
miibiam perbaltenen .3orn unb ges
t6ui6te Grlpertung. Gle i6aute bic
stbrisen Serren al. Ger Oefterrei6er
uuo ber Spanier oaben jest ebeniall8
tbre geiitimmung 81 Ben 9leuBerungen
Der beioen 9orreoner gu erfennen, nur
Der Wlarquis bel gor9o, auf Dem ibr
Glif 3uleet ruben blieb, beantwortete
ibn burd cine G5eberoe, bic eeutlid
9enus ia9ts: r0ir baben eS bier nit
2euten gu tbun, Die eber allies glnbere
al8 Diplomatenlinb un6 bon Der 8plis
lii aud ni9t einnal Die anfangss
sriinbe periteben, 0a IdBt iid chen
ni6tS MAIDEN,
Slrmanoe be Mlontecolteri- bieIen
9tanlea bate lid bic 3odter Der Mars
quite bei9ele9t-ia9te nit einem fur
sen 9lufla@en: sNun, 10 meroe i'd
allein banbeln unb tSbaen eesen 9bren
@illen bienen. 9(ls ein3iee Ge9en>
leiitun9 uerlause Id ltrenge @ebeimz
baltuns allies belien, mas i6 Sbuen
i'm 8ertrauen auf Sbre 8eri9miegens
belt Offenbart babe. Sbr @urt 6arauf,
meine Serren?" llno ais Die 9npeiens
ben ourd Elm 9leisen bes Gopfes 3nge>
ftimmt batteit, fii9te Iie bin5u: .0ortan
lperben mir einaucer nidt mebr fennen.
@erseiien Sie mid, bis meine Ibaten
mid Sbnen mieber In BE Grinperung
1uriifrufenl4
Qeidt uao ii6er, pte lie ejnaetreten
mar, i6ritt lie bann pieber aus benz
gem6lbe 8or ber Pforte bes Gebdus
bes belt Elm nit bier 4ferben beipauns
ter 8eiiewa9en. Gle itie9 binein uuS
rief benz futider Jul pGie Stra6e
mad @ariSl4
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Sn Sotlanb ntmmt eine
unberbeiratbete Dame iists
ben re6ten slrm ibres 8esleiters, rudb.
reno bic perbeiratbete Srau ita 3ur
Siufen hires gatten bGlt, Oieie Sttte
lit in bas 9eben Der Spllanber 70 tief
eingebruu9en, baB bel Der tir9liden
2rauun9 bic 8rant baS @ottesbaus
am redteu arme bes 9rautisams bes
tritt, na6 pollenOeter 0eierli6tett aber
am tinten 9lrme ibres @atten wieber
oerl6Bt. las III iibrisenS uu9 In man,
den 9beilen GeutidlanOs allsemeiae
Eitte
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Trese YtAen.

Gbiden sic Sbre Gbreiie an S. 6.
8ndlen & SO. in Chicago unb sic tperz
ben gratis cine 8robe S9a9tel BON
0r. Sings Neuen 2ebens>4tllen erbalten.
Cine Brobe tpirb Sic non Dem @ertbe
oerielbea iiberaeusen. Sic iuirfen lei9t
unb iinh bei0nbers gu empfeblen bel
8eraOpIuns unb nerp6iem &opfpeb.
Sir Malaria unc 2eberbei9uerben boz
ben fie ii9 ais uni6dsbar erpieien. gs
tpiro sarantirt, baB iie oblOlut fret bon
i9dbli6en Subitan5en uns in ibrer
3uiammenIebnns rein pesetabilii6 fiab,
Sic i6ludden oas Sbitem nidt, fOnbern
frdftisen oafielbe, inbem 3ie ben Wasen
unb bic @ebarme 81 erneuter Gbdti9feit
nnregen, 3esuldre @rOBe rs Gents
per 5lai6e. 8erfauft in Der Ipotbefe
bon S. &alteber & Con.
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Sine Niisliebe GrfinSmma.

Durd bic Grfinbung beS beriibmten
Salpaticn Sels it Der Mchailifer unb
S0anbmerfer jeBt in ben Stanb seiebt,
pbne 3eitperlult leidte 8erlebun9en,
spie 0uetlhungen unb @erreufun9en
su teilen. DteIes oorsu9ltde 2tntment
furirt ale SdmerSen lpfprt. "Siir5s
lid oerleste ih burh eiuen 90 SUP
tiefen SAT- mein Sein unb nur burd
bic 9lnpenoung BON Saloattcn Sel
ipnrben bic Shmerien beletti9t uno
bic 8erleeun9 pclti9 9eheilt. SD fam
beSeu9en baB SalpatiCn Sel Elm gang
auseeseihnetes 0eilsWlittel it," q.
cSacOb 9lice, $50 @hurh Ctr, Cation,
pa. Salpattcn Sef lit iiberall fur
25 Gents gu baben mnb follte tmmer
bet Der Soauo fein. 8etm @infaufe
fett barauf baB Shr bas ddte betommt
benn es rup0la6abmuuaen imMartte.
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I. 9nnitel.

0as 3eii in Der ftanS0iiiden @es
iaubtidaft mar ,u GnOe. 0err slmelot
b. Gouruui batte lid in feline Frioat>
9emGGer 3uriidge5o9en. @r mar tObts
miioe, aber aud iebr befrieoiSt non Oefl
beutigen @benb, Der inn pon allen
Seiten bic tpdrmlieu 1obipriide iiber
bas sclunsene uno prddtise 8elt elm.
setrogsn batte. Sein gebeter burfte
5ufrieoen lein nit Der Qlrt unb Weiie,
ME er i'm pertreten batte; eS mar in
Der 9Bat mebr ais iiberfliiiiiG baB Der
Wiouard inn aud nod oieien alters
idwa9en greis, ben SerSO9 pon 9llas
meoa, an bic Seiie 9egeben bate
Der Geianbte lIeB iih in ieinem
GhlafSimmer loebeu BON bem 9ommer.
bIener aastleioen, um BET woblperbisns
ten 9ube su pfleseu, alS oil bic 3biir
mad oamali9er Sofiitte uift 9eflopft,
ionberu getraet ipur6e.
sSeben Gle mad, SoRrtois, mas es
sibt, 9e6ot 9lmeIot b. gouruai I'M,
mutbis. ns6iden Gle cher 9eben
fort, Der mid nod li5ren mill. Sd
fam nidt mebr. 0luu iOll mid nun
enblid idlofen loilen!"
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tebrte oleid) parauf nil Der Wte1bung
5ufhd: Ger 9er3os BON suomeOa III
bali
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Cure Grcelleu3 30 iprebeu.
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ten buben? Sdnell, GourtOis, meineI
Sod, meine perriide
p@dnjIid) unn6tbis, 9erebrteiier
iieB iid In bieiem slusentlid elm
eiinne, sitterise Gimme pernebmen
sSie meroen mid ebepiO gut In
Shlairsd uerfteben.A
Amilben ben 9orhdu9en, tpelfe oi
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3biir perbiillten, muroe baS run,elige
@eiidt bes Ser3oss ii6tbar, nit ben
bon Den berabbdn9enSeu 9iSern fait
berbedten 2lu9en pno ben iGluolen
Ippen, ui1 bic e8 Don Spott uno
Sronie 3udte.
v@uten 9tbenS, mein 6err @elaucs
ter fubr er fast, tabem er iid, auf
leinen Stod seHiiet, tan9iam naberte.
ySoer oielmebr: suteu Wtor9en; Senn.
lpenn i'd rtd uift ire. edmn,ert ea
brauBen Idon. pdblenb Cure greelten3
fdlafen aeben pollen. Gr nadte
babel cine 8emesune, bic Seutlid be-
iaste: nSdideu Gle Siren Oiener
fort mir miiilen allein iein,4
sGringea gle etnea Seiiel uni
seben Sic bann, Gourtois, sebot
smelot y. @ournai, 6eHen j3iige eine
3unebmerbe @erwunberuns ausbtiidten.
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alS Der Gorlmerbtener 6a8 @emad pers
laiien batte, iebr perbinbli6 fort
sd moltte ni6t iaumeu, Sbuen mei>
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belt aus5ubriifen.
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ent8iidt.
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lids baB id niht aud aumeieub Ieir
fpnnte. slber meiue Gei6dfte, meir
alter unb Der idledte Stanb meinel
@einnbbsit MAIDEN baS leiSer unm0s.
lid. 9lu6 bin i6 einmal geipobni,
idon nit ben 6iibuern idiafen 81
9eben. @r biillelte etlpas uub uabn
cine Gaitille aus elmer toitbaren Bon.
6pgaiere, UNI eana binsusufiiqen
n9bre aolleaen, Die Serren, weidt
bic iibrisen Olddte beim aabinett Dor
sDlabrib pertreten woren au6 wubl
idmntlid 3ugesen?"
r@eiuiB. Der Wiarquis bel 0orot
fam crit ipdter uub entidulbiste iid
nit brinsenben sbbultungen.
(5ortiesun9 foleH
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8auIenbe, uub t@ ieIbR, ein balbes
Sabrbnnoert in Der $duiduua befan.
gen gspsIeu Rnb, gDiebeman IN Il
pdre in ieneu WabItreiIe ins 0orpar.
lament geianbt worbea, unb ssreunb
6ugp 8eienbont nit aroser
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9uIdre toafiiuirsnbe 5eiffoa. sd
pertrat bamaIS 3Dei Ortf Aafter fenes
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mid felt ber 3eit mandmal an ben
ffeno8raphirten aussejeianeten Rebeu
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freut. ql5 Brdit0ent Der vGermauia"s
2ebenscerf8erunsS @eieQi9aft in
Rew DOrt unb In ieiner poIitii@en
unb btrgerli9en Stellung bat er bei=
nabe Elm babies Sabrbunbert bafelba
fi9 bic 9o6a9tung unb baS Bertrauen
Der tueitefen Rreiie tn ber Union ers
tuorben. llnb nun lou i'd glauben,
baB biele bifforii6e Peri6ali9teit eine
Mplbe feia Iber bas tommt babon,
tDann man neusierig Nues lief, mas
Ginem 9eSrudtes in bic 9dnbe ton,mt
uab babur9 10 confus tpirb, v6aB
man ni9t DeiB, mas eine Sad IT,"
Sa leie i6 In bsr Nfilmautee'er
yIrniaia" bic folgenbe 3uf1rift an
ben 9erausgeber MiaaeI 8iron:
rSenoen sic uns bie unS 10
Dltebe s4rminiaA bierber. Sd tam
s4nfaugs Ottober 1849 na9 benz
nrSeraaii9en Deuti9laab", fladtig
pous ber alien 6eimatb, ba i9 ais
vOfft3ter tn Der repolutiDndren Nrmee
vgebieat bate, aa6bsm t9 norber aIs
vWertreter bon 0afelbDrf In bas
vSrantfurter parlament eepGbEt NOR.
ben mar.
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8ie R6 nun Greuub Weienbont
aus oiefel Ifatre berauSuinbei, mtf.
len mir abUarten. gr 1T Elm nDrsng.
lt9er Surilt unb bat bamals ihou
leine Sporen berbiesi als Sa1malter
in epo9ema9enben &e9tsbdnbeIn,
, auG Ia bic S6eibunsstlase ber @rdftn
0aBfelb.
llnfere Reu.8rauafeifer 2anbsIette
m6gen iebp9 re9t3eitig bas Broaromm
her 0uIbigungsfehIi9feiten NIT Wib,
minaen, anbi6ten, anfagen uub Mn.
lpra9ea-felbfnerldnblib tpeiBgetlei.
bette SuaQfrauen l-feItifeuen, llnb am
Jeittage molIen mir bort nidlt fef,Ien.
SIS faan ia bod pohl ni6t i6wer
fallen, bieien bef6eibeaen parlamen.
tarter aus ieinem finfaisidbrisen Sa.
tognito 80 beben, benn ein alter Treunb
aus 1eu 8raunfel8 i6rieb mir auf
meiae Nnfrasen: vWeiae @e9er@en
baben ersebeu, baB bic SnitioIen um.
ter Der 3ufbrift beS DR.. med. 9. be.
beutet .@briRian@. Bod bic 8ebeu.
tung bes folgenbeu 6. 1T nod per'
II 6lepert"!@
@er ben SumOr aus biefer @e.
i9i9te nidt berausfinoet. BEN ii ni@t
an belfenl
Sd feibR babe tanse 3eit ni6t 10
ber3li9 geIabt. oils pie Id In benz
freunbliden 8riefe zines bo9anseiebe,
men 0eu 8raunfeIier Seraners bas
arttge Curriculum vitae" ieneS Par.
lameutariers las.
Was cine ndrriibe g8e!t 5ies ittl
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Cinderella @aub Yalaft.

0srseBt uibt, bob mir unieren
Store nod No. 2O7 0llampsY Ytasa,
3tpei 6dufer ihbltb BON unierem fri.
beren @efddftsbauIe, perleet baben.
tu0 mir ale uniere alten Runhen tpie,
ber3uleben boffen unb nod piele neut
ba3u. ba MIR NIT ben befien Waareu
bieaen f6nnen. Infer Store ifi gan,
neu eingeridtet, gut nentiIirt nnb febl
beu. 4ommt uub itattet uus eineu
8efu6 Oh, penn Sbr aud ni9t se,
rabe au taufen paHf6t.
6. 8anm,
ginberella g 1ub.palaii,
207 alamo plasa.
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sriffea, beenst unb punb, io6aB id taum
atbmen tonnte. Sd buftete beinabe bes
ftdnbig. 3pei Monate lang berIu9te
i9 es nit unieren bieRsen Neraten
unb nabm al bic Suften Mebi3iuen
Elm, bic i6 betommen tonnte unb oiele
anbere Seilmit!el, bic mir empfohIen
uurben. llngefdbr Wtitte Mdr5 bes
f9lOB i'd, es nit pe.ritsna ju perfu.
den. Sd bate nod feline babe JIas
f6e getrunten. als i9 fdon 8eHerung
beriptirte. Meine 2ungen naren ni9t
meht 10 numb un6 beenat uub msin
9uiien b6rte gana auf. Sd gebrau9te
brei GlaiGen babsn unb mar bDIlitdns
big furirt: aud fiible id mid feitber
beRer als felt Sabren."
pesru:na turirt &ata1rb i'm 9opf,
aatarrb I'm Gals, aatarrb ber Brons
6ien uub 2atarrb ber 2ungsn. SO
tnrirt Ratarrb beS Maeens, Der 2eber.
ber @ingeneibe unb Nieren. Pe,ru.na
turirt 4atarrb, 100 inner er ieinen
SiB bot. DaS neuefte Bud tiber
6rDnif9en aatarrb bon Or. 9artman
wirb frei oerfdidt BON 8be pe.ru.na
Drug Manufacturiug @ompaup, 60.
Inmbus, 06iQ,
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Qas aeueFe gatent fir
9anb 9ube betrifft Elm etaIiildea
@)ewebe, nit bem Die 9nnenieite Der
SINGER oeriebeu lit, 10 baB ii6 Die
Saneldube nit Der Sanb ausitreden.
GaoHrt paiien Die SGnof6uBe fir
jehe S)ono.
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an Bt0n9ltl8
un6 fatarrba'
ltf9eul Gieber.
Mein 8Dpf mar
in einem f9rsds
li9en 3ufanb.
i6 tonn!e rpeber
re9t feben nod
b6ren, unb meis
ne 2ungen tpaz
ren fart anges
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6eO0tteur YOluel.
Sdret6t einen ofenen Brief ON 00s
(e(en0s lJu6(i6m Uon O6iu.

&,r. 5a1tman I'll bislt folgeHbsa 8sief
BON %. 3. BoDea, @IarinstOa, ObiO.
Serr potusu LII Der 8eDafteur unb
0erdusgebar bes nSnbepenoent". @r
ldlreibt: sd erfrantte lebten ifebrnar
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WabHcte @ptel Sar,
OF 6oufon StraBe,
% ut. @ u TT, -. Gigentbiimer

Wan finbet bier ein borahglides
GIas Bier uuferer beimii9en 8raue.
reien. 8eioubere Nnertennung Der.
bienea bic @etue, @isarren, Wbi8tiss,
2iau6re &C. 8OrSigli9er Gre l.
Iun6 beS W orgeus unb Na d.
tttags. 9ieie @irtbidaft erfreui
h9 bes ausge3ei6neten &ufes su benz
ansenebmfen Gufentbaltsorie ber
Stabt su 5dbleu.
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Gull &lar's Uleiid)ntarft
731 NIamos nnb preia'Strabe.

&inb', Sdueine', Sdaf. unb aaIb.
HeiI6 aet& In tenr Qualitdt. Whrfe
aller art.
MdbscaO .,! 5aifou: auiiern unb
Slide.
8uts @aare, prompts Sebienuns.