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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-11-15
STATE NEWS

Overcome by escaping coal gas, the
wife of School Director John ID. Peltz
of Lower Pottsgrove, near Pottstown,
is in critical condition.
At Allentown five new cases were re.
ported of the epidemic of typhoid tevsl
yesterday. There were three deaths
since Monday night. The public schools
have been closed.
Three hundred bridges on the Penn.
sylvania division ofthe New York Cen.
tral are to be replaced by heavier struc.
lures. Span diagrams are now being
prepared to that end.
Michael Murphy has charge of the
of the gas tank at the Harrisburg Pipe
and Pipe Bending Company. Yester.
day the escaping gas became ignited
and enveloped him in flames. He shut
off the pressure and called for help
Fellow-wOrkmen extinguished the firt
and Murphy was removed to the hos
pital. He will probably recover.
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DIED.-Jonathan B Hilbert, of near
Oriental, Pa died Nov. 8, 1900, aged
81 years, II monthsand q days. He
[waee 4aithApl lenember "a the United
[Ht1 lfeK chuif'cjsk - lt ssa death and
earnest worker iii the Sunday school
and q kind and beloved friend and
neighbor. His remains were laid to
rest in st. Thomas cemetery tc await
the final summons.
Catharine Troup, daughter Of Peter
w. and Julia Swartz, of near Knouse.
town, Pa, died Nov. A, 1900, aged 81
years, 9 months and 13 days. She died
of that dreaded disease, consumption.
She was great sufferer lor over year.
She had been married t. Henry Troup,
whopreceded her over a year ago. De
ceased leaves three children and man
relatives and friends to mourn her de-
parture. All that was mortal of her
was laid to rest in burial plot of Nei.
mans church.
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BENNY BEATS THEM ALL.

The Last Page Ad." Was Worked for All In It.
From the MI CAsmci s,ar, Nov,s, 500 a a
he rnGst lnterestidg Agurein Penn
| sylvanta, ~, Ali,oat national politics.
toby = Benjamin K. Fochk STATE
Senator-elect from the 9th District.
The official count shows his majority
to be four hundred and seventy-six.
The fact of his election in the face of
such apparently overwhelming infiu-
ences is highly credltable, and the size
Of the majority makes the accomplish
ment the more remarkable. The vic
tory of Mr.. Focht is the most unique
and distinct imaginable and will even
tually place him in position of such
influence as to reflect honor on the dis
trict he will represent.
The enormity of his campaign work
can be appreciated from the fact that
the press of Philadelphia was united
against him, and all the influence and
money that John Wanamaker and his
allies could command and expand were
employed. The candidate could only
combat it with his own personality
and the latter won. He was open,
hon est, fearless. No one labored under
any misapprehension as to where Ben
Focht stood. The aftermath Of the
campaign would fill columns in detail
ing the expenditure of vast sums of
money to defeat him. TIE coal region
got its share, but Focht left Northum.
berland county with honors easy with
his running mates.
Looking at Mt. Carmel majorities it
is seen that Focht's was but Is less than
McKinley's out of u vote of 1892. 1t is
u known fact that at least $500 was dis
tributed in Mt. Carmel alone to defeat
the man; 50 that those IS votes repres-
ent about 500 each. Against these
prevailing prices Focht won.
In conclusion, was the press of Phila-
delphia honest and sincere IN their
utterances against Mr.. Focht? Didn't
that "last page ad." have great deal
to do with it?
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AFamiy Journal Economy
SNYDER COUNTY, PENNA NOVEMBER 49, 1900
Free, Free for All.

Swartz & Graybill will give present
to each customer who will buy SOC and
upwards worth of goods either for cash
or produce during their special sale
days commencing Monday, Nov. 10,
and to continue for one week.
We offer new lot of Blue Dishes
again. Come and get wnat you want.
We will sell Rubbers at reduced prices,
Children's AS low as 10 cents pair.
We will sell Mems Good Underwear for
DC. If you need any goods, we will
save money. Come and see what we
have. We invite you. Thanking you
past patronage, we remain,
Yours respectfully,
~ SWARTZ Il GRAYBILL.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-11-15
Mary Snyder's Will Probated.

The objections filed against probating
the last will and testament of Miss
Mary X. Snyder have been withdrawn
and letters testamentary were issued
Wednesday Of this week to Howard ID.
Schnee andJ. Harvey Schoch. The will
was probated, but the contents are still
guarded with an eagles eye. From all
appearances the matter is not yet set
tied and a lengthy legal contest may
ensue. 1t Is understood that the de-
ceased devised most of her wealth to
the Episcopal church ana her sisters
will probably make an effort to upset
the document.
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Byron w. King, the famous enter
tainer and specialist in elocution, will
give an entertainment in the Selins-
grove Opera House, Friday evening,
November IS, 1900. Prof. King is well
known to many Of our people as a man
of a high order Of ability and all who
can should go to hear him next Friday
evening in Selinsgrove.
He had great natural abilities to be
gin with, and he has trained these and
developed them, until his work is all
masterly.-The Reporter.
Professor King remained over Sunday
and in the afternoon gave n Bible Read
ing Mt the Friends church. The read
ing was something wonderful and gave
one the idea that the selections were
something never b fore heard or read.
Ind. Daily Palladium.
The king of lecturers and entertain
ers.-St. Joe Gazette.
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COURT HOUSE CHIPS.
Deeds Entered for Record,

NJ. M. Noecker and Annie, his wife
to Sallie E. Noecker, tract of land il
Chapman township, containing 6lt
acres for $3.50.
Nelson Byers, ct. al, to Mrs. Mar
garet b. Meyer, lot in Selinsgrove, fol
$S25.
Perry Ulrich to Mary +. Ludwig
house and lot in Sellnsgrove, for $sl6
Geo. A. Boyer and wife to Levi.
Fisher, hotel stand in Freeburg known
as the Empire House, for $34OO.
S.. II. Hiibish and wife to Mary Nit
chell, lot in Smithgrove, Middlecreek
twp, for 800.
Mrs. Mary A. Mitchell and husband
to Mrs. Harriet Aurand, house and lot
In Smithgrove, for $40.
H. II. Little to Rolandus Hartman,
ct. al, 6 acres and l4 perches in Spring
township, for 1926.
G. M. Showers, Ex'r., to Daniel Her.
man, 81 acres and 70 perches in Centre
twp, for $40.
Lewis Bressler and wife to Ida Kem-
erer, 10 acres and 100 perches in Perry
twp, for 500.
Letters Granted.
Letters of administration were grant
ed to Mrs. Mossie Long in the estate OF
Geo. w. Long, Esq, late of Selins.
grove, Pa, deceased.
Marriage Licenses.
Daniel H. Gaugler, Shamokin Dam,
Dillie M. Newman,
! Milton II. Dean, Troxelville,
Rhoda A. Hoar, Milroy.
! Calvin II. Klingler, New Berlin,
Minerva s. Knouse, Kreamer.
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NUMBER As.
County Institute.

The annual Teachers County Insti.
tute will be held in Middleburg the
week beginning November oGth.
An excellent array of talent has been
procured, among which are the follow
ing distinguished personages DR.. w.
NJ. Deatrich, professor Of psychology,
kutztown Normal School; DIR. +. b.
Moss, California Normal School DIR.
). Q. Stewart, Deputy State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction and DIR.
{. w. Heisler, president Susquehanna
University.
Monday evening, November Goth,
lecture by DR.. Heisler Tuesday even
ing, November eth, lecture by Hon.
WI. Swope, Wednesday evening, Nov
ember 2Sth, musical entertainment by
Rodgers and Grilley, Thursday even
ing, November 10Th, lecture by DR..
homas w. Dinsmorc,
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&a@eEn2c &sHrSIgMA
d ~ PERTINENT PERSONALS sT ||
&SS5gEEs1sN6aSa I{2lssS

John w. Farnsworth, of Danville,
spent Monday night in town.
DR.. J. c, Amig and wife, of Lewis
town, are visiting their parents in
Franklin.
Miss Laura Smith, of Elizabethville,
paid visit to her parents in this place
last week.
DIR. A. J. Herman was called to Ere
mont Monday to assist in surgical
operation.
Mrs. Catherine Spaid and daughter,
Lila, are spending week with friends
at Adamsburg.
We regret to note that James Ayers
has been confined to his bed with a
spell of sickness.
Leroy Stetler and George Moatz, stud
ents of Susquehanna University, spent
Sunday at home.
r. Warner and wife, of Milroy,
spent last week as the guests of A. G..
Bashoar and wife.
DIR. j. w. Orwig and wife spent sew.
eal days of the past week with ii. II.
Harter and family at Sunbury.
Mrs. c. +. Bolig, of Winfield, is
spending the week in town with her
brother and sister, b. w. Yoder and
Mrs. Annie Hottenstine.
DIR. A. NJ. Smith, of Beaver Springs,
Dr. j. F. kanawel and Peter Hartman,
Of Pennscreek, where in town Monday
evening attending Masonic Lodge.
Mrs. John M. Steininger left Satur-
day for three weeks visit to Editor
Thomas H. Harter and wife at Belle
fonte. Meanwhile John will keen
bsasAe1p 1pr's hsA ~
p f-Aelick Gu, xt seilkSefocvve,,
has voted for sixteen Republican Presi.
dents, the first one was w. H. Harri.
son In 1886. To his recollection he has
not missed single election and Is now
SS years old.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-11-15
A village Blacksmith Saved His Little
Sons Life.

A village Blacksmith Saved His Little
Sons Life.
Mr.. II. II. Black, the well-known
village at Grabamsville, Sullivan Co.,
N. Y, says: 'Our little son, five
years old, has always been subject
to Group, and 80 bad have the at
tacks been that we have feared many
times that he would die. We have
had the doctor and used many med
icines, but Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is now our sole reliance. 1t
seems to dissolve the tough mucus
and by giving frequent doses when
the Group symptoms appear we have
found that the dreaded Group is
cured before it gets settled" There
is no danger in giving this remedy
for it contains no opium or other in
furious drug and may be given as
confidently to a babe as to an adult.
For sale by the Middleburg Drug
90. vs'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-11-15

II have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Disrrhoea Remedy and
find it to be great medicine" says
Mr.. E. s. Phipps, of Poteau, Ark,
1T cured me Of bloody f1ux, I can
not speak zoo highly Of it," This
remedy always wins the good opin-
ion, if not praise, of those who use
it. The quick cures which it effects
even ia the most severe cases make
it q favorite everywhere For sale
by the Middleburg Drug Co.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-11-15
Musical Entertainment.

pe Rogers-Grilley Co. will give a
Peal entertainment at the Court
peat the Teachers Institute, We'd
hy, Nov. 9th. Read the following
comment:
Pc Rogers -Grilley Recital at the
r House last night was an alto
delightful affair, and we doubt
ne was one of the large audience
eatwho was not charmed with the
acter Of the entertainment. Ash
has seldom, ifever, been favored
two more delightful entertainers
Messs. Rogers and Grilley, and
vii be cheerfully welcomed again.
Wand [ Pa.) Evening Telegram.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-11-15
Calendars for 1901.

Those who wish to get out a nice
calendar for 1901 should call at the
PosT printing Office to see the magni.
ffcient line Of most handsome calen
dars. No more beautiful calendars wer
ever exhibited in this county. Give
your patrons neat calendar; they will
hang it in their homes and stand as an
advertisement Of your business during
the whole year. Place your order early,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-11-15
RAILROAD RUMORS.
Some Interesting Railroad Talk at Lewis.
town.


According to the Lewistown Gazette
the following interesting railroad ru-
mOrs are in circulation in that vicinity
which are giving their local trainmen
considerable concern:
The entering in the Register and Re
corders office of a $l2, ,OOO, 600 mortgage,
given by the Schuylkill & Juniata Rail.
road to John p. Green and John c.
Simms, trustees, is responsible for the
rumors. This is the final step IN the
consolidation of the Schuylkill Valley,
Sunbury Il Lewistown, the Nescopeck,
the North and West Branch, the Sun
bury, Hazelton and Wilksbarre branch
es of the Pennsylvania Railroad which
used to be operated as separate divisi-
ons, each with its own set Of officials.
Under the consolidation the whole
five divisions will be operated as one,
thus effecting large saving In salaries.
Samuel Rea, one of the vice presidents
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, has been chosen president of the
Schuylkill & Juniata Railroad Com
pany, and it is rumOred that Victor
Weirman, formerly of the Lewistown
division, has been selected as superin-
tendent. The uncertainty Of where the
superintendent may be located is what
concerns local railroad men, as they
fear should it be elsewhere than here
the crews will be located there also.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-11-15
W. I. SWOOPE.

EW.I. Swoope will lecture at the
en Institute Tuesday evening.
we give q few testimonials :
tW.I 1. Swoope is a remarkably
atand eloquent young man, and
afe few speakers who are his
THE ALLENTOWN (PA.) LEAD
swoope made an eloquent and
,ddrcss, and was applauded to
o. -rLEBANoN (PA.) DAILY
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-11-15
Big Coat and Cape Sale.

There will be a big coat and cape sal,
at my store for three days only, from
Thursday to Saturday of this week
There will be great bargains. Capes
coats, jackets, tailor-made suits, REFERS
etc. Come to see them.
MRS. f. G.. AURAND,
Middleburgh, Pa.
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Prot. r. {. BOwersOx
Superintendent Of the Public Schools
sysAs,y Of Snyder County. ~

Dlrec.~.s Day WI. be observed as
usual Thursday afternoon, November
Goth. The majority of persons who
shall appear at these institutes have
been heard by me, and consequently
our selection could and was made in the
full light of intelligence. We firmly
believe that they will satisfy our high
est expectations in point of interest, in
struction and entertainment.
Let all our people encourage our
teaching force by attending this intel
lectual feast and join with them in the
celebration of Thanksgiving week at
the county institute.
Faithfully yours
+. G. BowERsoX,
County Supt.
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When you feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take dose OF
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will cleanse your
stomach, tone up your liver and re.
gulate your bowels making you feel
ike new man. For sale by tho
Middleburg Drug Co.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Elmer Zechman and Levi B. Matter,
trading as Zechman e. Co., has been
dissolved. All debts will be paid by,
and all accounts due the said firm are
payable to, the undersigned.
11-l5-3t. ELMER ZECHMAN.
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The strike of the Malthy mine OF the
Lehigh Valley Coal Company contin-
ues 1t is a battle between the COM
pany and the Union Mine Workers.
The old hands say they will not return
to work until the company removes
from the pay roll the names Of non-un-
ion men.
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A House and Two Lots for Sale.
Iluate on Main Street Franklin.
fIce fruit. For further particulars
on and address,
GEO. H. STEININGER,
Middleburgh, Pa.
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GEHsEgAaMaEga&sM
TM LUCID LOCAL LACONICS MI u
EyXSSEs51S3SSEaElSGB

. session of argument court was in
lssion last Friday.
protracted meeting will commence
Eovember 18th Mt Z p. m. in Salem
lburch. All are inv tied.
Winey Brothers have lot of apples
~ sale vet. Call at w. b. Winey's Of
Ice near the depot.
An elegant artistic calendar, neatly
rinted by skilled workmen, is just the
hing. See samples at the office OF the
OsT.
The court appointed DR.. ]. w. Orwig
deliver the senatorial returns from
nyder county to Sunbury and A. b.
kqck to deliver the congressional re-
rms to LewistOwn.
No newspaper coupons or preminm
upons issued by the PcsT in the Wea-
.r chapel organ contest will be good
Ter Dec. Is, 1900. Contest closes at 3
NJ. of said day.
WANTED In the country, a good
bme for child, both Protestant and
atholic. Will pay $l.5O per week
ldress Children's Aid Society, 32l
uth 18th ST., Philada. 1l-l-4t.
Rev. w. H. Boyer closed the series
meetings Sunday evening at Hum
el's church and begin meeting at
bn's. Three persons had presented
.mselves at the altar during the for
X meeting.
arRIs WANTED.-Several brig h t
Is of Middleburg or vicinity are
nted at once at this Office to learn
setting. Ifspplicants are bright
pt good Wages can be command
vsfY {b&veekA 1pn|y at once.
yeo3,t ~ eS1A1ue
4, sSys Z. 8. Cooper, George
kline anu Ffsnk Wilmington, of
dertown, passed through our town
ursday on their way to Mcclure,
7der county, to look over big
Der tract"
10 to A. E. Soles for q smooth easy
We or pp-to-date hair cut and head
lnsed with a refreshing shampoo or
ldruff removed with his tonic. A
IN towel to each patron. ParlOr in
X building, one door east of Post
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed. tt.
he Director of the Census, William
Merriam, has made the official an
pncement that the total population
he United States for 1900 is 70, 1885,
a gain of 13, ,225, AGA in the last ten
rs. Pennsylvania has a population
1901 1865, a gain of 1,O43,35l since
be POsT is exhibiting a handsome
play of calendars for 1901 in the
dOws of the editorial Office. Every
ness man should have a supply
pted with his business card and pres
one to every customer at the be-
ping ofthe year. Place your order
!. 1t is none too early.
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MARRIED.

Nov. 6, by Rev. II. b. Fortner, Dan
iel II. Gaugler and Dillie M. Newman,
both of Shamokin Dam, Pa.
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Vote for Congress.

Mahon's majority, 6276
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@an Antonio, Muntag ben % Suni 100

ote bertrodneten 2ippen unb re9te bic
lebten 9ebens9eilier bes @oies an.
Eann tpieoer bprmdrts Wenn lie bort
am 8uid nidt enoli9 Waiier fanben,
tparen lie permuthli1 rettuneslos ber-
loren.
Nber balt-mas mar bas9 @ob unb
gleiter fiubten. Mat bas nt9t bas
8riillen zines @t3res? llno ri9tie-
fernes @doersetnarr llnb peitfdentnal-
len! Ser einiame &eilenbe 9rifl aum
Gernrobre, bas er am Aiemen iiber bic
@dulter sebdnat bate, uno iudte ben
N0nb bes gaIbes 'nb.
Gine Gtaubtuolte berrietb, freilid in
GROCER gntfernung, bic Ndbe lebenber
Weien. Ob aber bas erid6pfte pferb
ieinsn 3eiter 10 melt nod traoen fonnte9
Das tpar taum au benten. 1lnb 5u SUB
bortbin maridiren? 4is habin ionnten
bic Meni9en, Bic bort anideinenb In
elmer gobenienfung ,narf9irten, ldnof
cine onbere @idtuns eingefdlaeen
baben. Ser iunge Mann nabm fein
Geipebr BON ber G9ultsr. Ge1s S1hfie
batte er i'm 2aQer Der Repetirfammer,
unb fedsmal idnell binter chamber
br6bnte jebts bet ibarfe analt tiber bIe
gbene uno ipedte oas gdo an ben ion.
nentesliibten Bergen. Sun tuieber bas
Gernrobr an bic Nu9en! GorqfGltio
fpdbte Der 8erirrte in ber Ri9tuna ber
@taubtuolte aug. Man muBte bort
teine G6iiiie seb0rt baben, unb Der
fedsmali9e idarie anall tonnte ni4t
unbeabtet bleiben. @irtli9-ba tau9-
ten idon iiber oem Bobenranhe 3pei
a6pfe auf. Ser einfame Heiter Tub
iein @eiuebt auf's gleue nnb CAB tuieber
einige Notbidiiiie ab. Damn banb er
fein ueibes 9afdentuh an Gas @etuebr
unb lieb es iiber ieinem Daupte bin
unb Ter tueben.
(Jortiebuns fplgt).
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2. & a pitel.
0eyirrt.

Mube lieb Der Hraune ben aopf bdn.
gen, MIR unaern folperte er ipeiter
iiber oas fteinige GeIb, auf bem fade.
liges @etudds Elm titmmerli9es Tafein
fiibrte. Sept blieb oas abaemattete
9bier lieben. unlionf Der Sdsntelorud
beg Heiters-bas pferb mar ausge-
pulnpt; es gina nidt mebr.
Ser Setter fprang aus bem @attel
unb ilopfte ieinem tobtmiioen @ea.
genoffen ben Gals, inbem er nit Der
anberen 9ano in ber 3aide nod einem
Stiid groo iudte.. Sine ileine Grufe
fano ii6 nod, aber MIR uioertpillig
nabnl bas pfsro ben tdr9liden 1iiien.
.Sa, @aiier. Maiier! Wenn's nur
einen 9ropfM bier 9dbe,A ieufste Der
Heiter illio ergrifi oes Hofies 3i9el,
UNI bas 3bier neben ii9 ber au fiibren.
Gernber sriiRte cine gergfette beriber.
unb al ibrem Gube bot ipdrli9er 8uiG
eiiiigen Sdaiien.. Sortbin lentten RoB
unb Wann bic G1riite. Mber bic gnt.
fernung mar ipeiter, als man bel Der
flaren Cuff benien modte. Cine balbe
Gtunoe mo9ten iie seuanbert iein, unb
nod INNER blieb eine tpeite Strede Dor
ibnen. Das pfsro nolperte INNER blu.
flyer iiber bic loien Steine; es mar
fraslid, Oh es fi9 bis gu Dem Walo.
ranbe uiirbe idleppen t6nnen. Man
muBte 6alt MAIDEN.
Wit betiimmerier Wiene blifte Der
inn9e &eitersmann auf iein benz 3u-
iammenbreden nabes 9bier. Damn
entidloB er lid, ben lebten Gdlud au
opiern, ben ct in ieiner GsIbflai9e &C..
rettet batte. Gin balbsr 8eder boil lau-
tuarmen Waiiers-aber es benebte bod
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pariier Mnsitelluma.

Die ameriianii9e M6tbeiluna Der Barrier Musitel-
lung piro elm offenes Bud ien been Qebren bon &c
l9dt peleitetem gemiben, unermioli4er gnereie uno
gliidlihem 8olbrinetn bon Sebermann eines ieben
Mlters aeleien werben tonnen. 9as @eeierungsee.
bdbs Der gereniaten Stioten 1T nun Tertieeefellt
uno tens Wlbe muroe eeiport, Is Der Experimentation
ianiI@e ausbauer &hbrieteit uno nnermlOIide
Gnergle ipar es. burh bic 6ofetter's Wosenbitters,
oies bernbmte Spspepiie 6simittel ;uerf bereefelf
tpuroe. Seit iener 3eit-por finfsie Sabren-bat
er niemals unterlaiien, ieine @uieabe su trihaen-
bic 6eilune bon 9erftopfune, Werbalnnesf6runs
Der, 2eber= inb erenieiben aud pirS Is rtidbalti-
aes rotbes glut bereiten Gs 1T elm ausee3eihnetes
gelebnngsmittet fir oas Naeemeinbeinoen uno elm
&sgulirungs fir Die 8drme. pie es seif gut
nidt bergefellt merben tann. Bel alen Apotbefern
~ baben. Wan loiie fd ni6t beihpasen, .ettpas