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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-04-20
Girls Tailor Made Suit.r.

Right in the front of the season i
the spring suit for the girls, comes
direct words it means saving of
that the spring suits usually cost.
and represent the smartest tailoring.
GirlS'. Tailored Suits st $500. Home
spuns or venetians, double breasted jackets,
new shapes, full flare skirts; grays, browns,
reds, royals. Sizes 10 to IA yrs O. IN
Value $o.75 Saturday, pOoVV
Girls Tailored Suitc at S7.o5. Broad
cloths, venetans and extra quality Of home
spuns, double breasted jackets, newest
shapes, lined with silk, full fare skirts;
gray's, reds, royals and browns. G7 O.
Value, $40 so. Saturday, pe 10
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Graduated
Belts, soc.
Grod,,ofad


leather belt, with
double nickle
buckles in mo-
rocco and suede
patent skirt
fastener. Satur-
day, 3oc.
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Bodice Belts.

Laced patent
leather bodice
belt, lined and
stitched. Regu-
larly soc. Satur-
day, SOC.
Silk Belts, 4oc.
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Another Great Purchase Of Handkerchief

The biggest handkerchief biggest
We
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-04-20

quarter to one-third on the price
il the suits are in the latest styles
Girls Tailored Suits at So.75. Finest
venetlans and broadcloth, trimmed on jacket
and skirt with bands Of taffeta silk; Jacket
lined with silk in royal and reds. co *
Value, $12.75. Saturday. Q/IJ
Girls Coatc at SI.o9 and 1920. Made
OF all wool cloths, nicely trimmed in the
most approved loose back shapes or half
fitting. Browns, blues and reds. Value
$ 81 S9 5S s'7'. $1.99 and $2.99|
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
Document Is Nearly Finished Will
Deal With Trusts and Legislation
on the Subject Will Be Urged.

mitteo who have talked with him do not
expect him 10 recommend any reduction
in the war revenue taxes. Nor VIII ne
Il is believed. include any iinancial rec
concentrations in his message.
The negotiations between the powers
respecting China will be described briefly.
and the Pekin protocol and tho corre-
spondence leading ny TO its signature VIII
be laid before congress for its formation.
II has finally been determined that rat
i6cation OF the protocol by the senate is
unnecessary.
a statement OF events In Cuba will be
submitted but as all arrangements for
tie turning over of the government to the
Cubans have been made public recon-
mcndations respecting the island are un-
necessary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
Common Council Declined to
Act on Matter Last Evening
Solicitor to Apply to General Assembly
for Authority to Lease or Sell
Certain School Property.

not afraid 20 place himself ou record at
any time FOR hts position was generally
known hut ho had something 10 say ana
and wanted 70 say il forclbly when the
report came up Tor final action.
BY a viva vocc vote the repor! was al
lowed 20 remain on the table.
MEET AGAIN NENT MONTH
Mr.. Massic moved that when thc council
adjourned n be- 90 the first Monday
I'm December
President Kendrick suggested that ac-
cording 10 the rules as amended the next
meeting should be on the hrst Monday
evening IN November
MIR. Cooke asserted that the council
should meet again before the first Mon.
day IN December There Is a commit
tee. he added. that has been investlgat-
ing department in rhe city hall. and
It's report ought 20 be presented SO that
the members OF the council could have an
opportunity 10 consider it before the end
of the wear.
The motion of Mir. AIassie was lost and
the council voted 20 meet again on Mon
day Nov. IS. at y. IN. The COM
mttcc on accounts Will report at that
time relative 10 the public buildings de-
psrtmcnt.
Mr.. Trask called from the table the
report OF the committee on parks rec
ommendng the passage of resolution
10 hire y5l 0tn and directing the purchase
OF certain land for Blackstone park at
a price not exceeding S5l .G0o The mo-
tion wos defeated by viva yoce vote.
PAYMENT or POLL TAXEs.
MIR Massie presented a Joint resolution
providing for the payment Of poll taxes
TO the city treasurer between November
S 1901. and December = 1901.
Alec a resolution directing The city
solicitor 10 apply 20 the general assembly
for al amendment to the building laws
and providing that no person shall leave
coal holes. excavations or apertures on
the streets opened or mfastened after
sunset, nor in the daytime unless while
In use by some person actually attend
ing the same. and while 30 open or un-
fastened shah be guarded by n suitable
barrier at least two feet In height Both
revolutions were passed.
Petitions or julius Marcus for compen-
gstion tor damages and OF James r..
Feency to he reimbursed for money ex-
Continued on page Seven.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
BRISTOL.

The question now being very generally
discussed here Is what was the necessity
of appointing two Democratic supervisors
there being no Democratic candidate on
the nomination ballot It certainly must
have been TO aid in defeating the Citizens
candidate and before the election takes
place advice should be received from the
attorney general relative 90 the legality,
as n shows plainly upon the face of H. 10
a deal had been made or WAS TO be made.
the Citizens candidate Is entirely at the
mercy OF the Democratic supervisors
The funeral OF the late Walter A. Pot
ter was held here yesterday afternoon
his remains having been brought from
Yonkers, y. j.. for burial.
The deeds of "A lot of land situated on
the corner of Woodawn avenue anu
Wood street, owned by Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Macreading, were passed TO Miss
Mary f.. West. yesterday afternoon, the
latter taking possession.
TON Cords" have struck IN and are
being nightly taken I'm quantities with
hook and line.
A race is being arranged to take place
st the Bristol Driving Park grounds on
saturday afternoon next The several
owners of fast horses are very active ia
making up the entries for three classes
4 few out or town gentlemen. who have
good horses have sent in their names
Aside from the horse racing n foot race
bv two well known pedestrians Will be
for purse.
Rev r Newton owens. pastor of the
First Congregational church. who has re-
turned home from two weeks vacation
gave very interesting review OF the Ma
tioual Congregational conference at Port
land. Ne which he attended. He spoke
of the meeting of the American board az
Hartford. Conn.
- A.
from a visit west Ills visit has improved
his health much. as Il was rest he re-
qured
Mr.. &. NJ Brownell. general secretary.
and Mr. Johnson. physical director, re-
turned home yesterday from Fitchbnrg
Mass where they have been attending
the y NJ {. \. convention.
The funeral of Teles La Forrest will he
held tomorrow morning from his late
residence ON Thames street
Henry J. Bullock. who has been spend
iug several weeks az Lion Mountain IN
the northern part OF New York. brought
home with him the pclt and head with
large antlers OF % large buck shot by
him during his visit
The announcement Of the wedding Of
John Gllroy and Miss Margaret Clifford,
both of this town. was made public ON
Sunday az 81 Mary's church. The wed-
ding took place today
Mrs Marv Burnhnm and daughter, who
have been visiting her niece here the
past month. returned home today 10
Springfield Mass.
Tho residence % the late Philin Bourn.
on Hope street ls hcing finely painted by
AZ. Samuel Easterbrools
Quite "a lively runaway occurred here
this morning on Wood street a Jewish
vepdcrs horse became frightened at
some boys who were drumming aud
ran. collidmg with q telephone pole The
wares wore scattered along tho street. No
injury was done GO the horse nor damage
10 tho wagon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
ssruspN EXCURSION TO sosTos AsD
TVS 1000 FaIR

For the accommodation az teachers and
scholars af well as others who may dc-
sire 90 avail Themselves ~ Tho uppurtu-
uity. the New work New Haven a TART
ford railroad has arranged for one more
excursion o. BOSTON uld che Food fatr ou
Saturday. nov. n hy sutlial train from
Providence aud pawtuckot. tor which
round trin tickets. VIII ht sold fot 81 2i
cach. including coupon admitting the
holder 20 the fair
. This vast exhibition. which is about
drawing Co u Clc~r. comprises a most at
tragtive ana tusirrCIiND display Oi fnod
products from sU parts nf thr glots
which ia finely supplemented hN thc daily
tcrf iref fn the Domestic Scieuce dnnHrf-
ment bv Mies Nellie Dot Rancho. The
musical attractions also ara nl an un-
usually fine order Including concerts by
tho celebrated Marine hand 90 italy A.
this will be the last oppDrtunitN 90 Visit
tho fAil this season. the excursion will uo
doubt receive = liberal patronage. The
number ~ excursion tickets is positively
limited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
INADEQUATE.
No Voting Machines for Woon-
socket, Newport and Warwick.

Only few days ago the supreme court
ruled that town could moi discontinue
its voting machines. even though the
town councils so declared.
Yesterday afternoon at meeting of the
state returning board il WAS decided that
the voting machines az az present con-
stltuted arc Inadequate under the exist
ing statutes for the purposes of election
IN the cities OF Woonsocket and Newport
aud in the town of Warwick
In the city OF Woonsocket The common
councilmen. 10 the number ot three In
each ward. are nominated ny the various
parties. \ epte ou the machine f0r one
councilman preNcnts The voter from vot-
ing for any other. candidate iu the same
linc. This rs the only Objection and could
be remcdied by a slight mechanical
change In the machine. but no one has the
power st present 10 authorize such "a
change.
10 the city of Newport aud the town
of Warwick tho columns assigned 10 each
party have not sufficient spaces 90 ac-
commodate thc names OF an tho candi-
dates wi each pagty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
WSLETS.

swarthy and tall'in the smoky haze.
Long after the summers wane.
They stand through The dreamy autumn
days
on meadow ana Held and plain.
Crowdlne u hollows and valleys old.
BY highways aud Woodpaths wild.
Bfavely they throng ull the wluds a-cold
WhInpcr and moan like child
Ragged and rude I'm their winter mail
Migrants untronbled with cares.
They SOW ON tho summers faded fail.
The drift OF world Of tores.
Under The blur OF the paling Sky
The north wind scatters the seeds.
While the tramps of thr waning year go
hy--
The gipsy rabblc OF weeds
Youths Companion
Lizzie Brennan was placed on probation
in the sixth district court today ,md
june 6th 1902 She was arrested on
olneyvillc square last night as a common
night walker.
stephen Lyons who had been pro-
baton as a common drunkard. was picked
up intoxicated Yesterday and today Mr
Wallace surrendered him. Judge Sweet
land imposed sentence of nine months
al The farm
samuel and Joseph BillinsEoG father
and son, were fined so and costs each
by Judge Sweetland today for assaulting
Samuel Orenstm one day last week
Orenstiu said something which reflected
upon young Bhingkoff's integrity The
son hit orens,in IN the eye and the
father thumped him on the ribs
Robert Higgnbottom was arrested in
the Second police precinct yesterday af-
ternoon for drunkenness. Tucked under
his coat was found two shirt waists. He
was fined for drunkenness and then held
on suspicion This morning Carrie Jef-
ferson OF 81 Congdou street reported
the loss OF two shirt waists. These are
thought to be the garments Higginbot-
tom had
Pardon * Potter or Cranston has
brought suit against the Union Railroad
company 60 recover $4,000. Mr.. Potter
on January 70. 1900. signaled car to
stop on Westminster street 50 he could
ride home. The car stopped but started
suddenly as Mr.. Potter had his foot
on the bottom step lie was thrown
on the platform and his legs and hips
badly injured He also received internal
injuries Cooke & Angel are his coun-
sell
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
WAS ASSAULTED
Woman Fined for Drunkenness
Claims Husband Attacked Her.

Catherine Carr was flfed 81 ana costs
in the police court today for drunkenness.
1t was said at the Central station that
her arrest was made on the complaint of
her husband
This morning Mrs. Carr. Who resides at
282 Atwell's avenue made the assertion
that she was assaulted by her husband
a their home last night, and IN The
presence of her children.
Ia substantiatiou of her contention she
showed badly bitten car also bruises
on her body.
Mrs Carr was sent To the hospital last
spring To be treated for serious burns
upon her shoulders.
A kettle fun OF boiling potatoes had
been thrown upon her and today her
body is badly SCARED by the burns she
then received
The police will Investigate her charge
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
EAST PROVIDENCE

John O'RciIly. one 80 lnr nrsl residents
o. sutton avenue. has liyrd TO ses tho
vicinity ncarlv covered with handsome
cottages ~ modern siyie. hut AIR o'ReiHy
does not rropcse 20 Se outdpno lay nny ~
his nov neighbor- in ncw ideas In ihc
march ~ Improvement. for isEi night hie
handsome residence WAS for thc first time
lighted by olcctucity.
The Goo Coos held neetiuc in The
Leslie building huf what ives said and
done D. known only 10 those who at.
tended
This morning Health Officer Mason II
WOOD placed a diphtheris card on house
on Roger Williams avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
COMIC BURGLAR.
Takes Sl00 in Cash and Leaves
One Cent for N,sl Egg.

ChristopherJ Chamueau. a Woousock-
81 restaurant keeper was lcft one cent by
"a consldcrate burglar lnst night The
robbcr got away with tioo IN cash. which
he took from strong boN. and n cash
reaister which, 80 vas thought no ono
could beat. even with q jimmy
The Champeau restaurant has before
been visited by bt4glars ond they have
slways taken all of tho money This
time the adrp,t rohber left The one cont
ou the front Of the register with u writtpu
line on the back nf Eoup order
Tho line said "Iet this grow and mui.
tiply and ~ viii be handy hy AMI hv.
call it nest egg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29

Medium To low price SlDEBOARDS IN
OAK from ST.. A 81 LEADER Has Ftahch
heVei mirror. OF golden uak. lined silttf
drawers swell top drawers. This is IN"
regular S,5 Sideb0ard LEADER price
only S2j A handsome China Closet Tor
sl2 An ALL-GLASS China Closet ior Ati
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
THE WEATHER

Boston. Oct e9.--for Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Massachusetts and Rhode island.
Fair ,onight and Wednesday warmer
"Wednesday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29
MRS. SP.NK'S
SCHOOL FOR DANCING

tS3 wEYBossET ST. COR UNION.
Glasses and private lessons Seasoo
cnmmences Saturday. Oct lt. 1901 for
further particulars please call or send TOT
tirriiiar business hours from III 20 y
~ IA Tcicphunc 1920 A. -. Box lS.o.
MRS. CARRIE 4. SPHINX.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-29

The French institute will make the tlrst
award of the osiris prize In 1908. It is
of the value of 10000 france, aud is
awarded to the one who in the preceding
three years accomplished the most inn
portant work for science Industry or lit
erature.
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@elhHhetuuBt.

8 bierftim m n imitator:
rsSeBt tperbe i9 Sbnen bas @runaen
etnes S9peines au GebDr bringen." :"
(Sbut es.)-8 auer (im publifum) ::
~@9 pas, 10 grunaen nteine @9tpeine
gor ni9t!"-S b ter rf m m n :
! m / t q 0 r: n0onn grunaen sbre
@dtDeine eben nidt rt9tig!"
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Grkuuftt.

2e9rer (ben @uffab, fpel9en bic
&tnber gu 9aufe aussearbeitet baben,
na9iebenb, er iiebt iebo9 slei9, bab bic
tleine Gaa oenfslben ni9t ielbit ees
modt 6af: n.90re NAL, GGa, fase Is
bod Seinet Mama, i9 t0nnte i6r auf
ben Nuffab nur ,beinabe eeniisenb' ees
heriH
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= Sn Berltn hQben Die Beriehte

- Sn Berlin baben bic 8eribte
iiber bic i'm amerifanii9en 8unbes=
lerate itattgebabten 8erbanolungen
beaiiglih Der 8efdtnpfune Der Mnor=
9ilten groBe Gufmerflamteit erregt.
Die 8erliner 3eituneen ipreden Die
9offnung aus, oaB Die anarbiiti19e
Brutitdtte in ben Ser. Staten euro=
pdiiden Sli6tlineen peri9lo11en uno
oanit oas 8emiiben Der 8Dli5ei aui
oem europdiihen Continent tpelent=
li6 unter1tiibt tperoen tpiro.
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Grlnnrnis hehe,ttet gserhie

grlparniB beoeutet GeroienIt.
8esieben Sic Sbren Wbisfep brett
pon Der Brennerei unb erlparen Sic
1i6 10 Die fololialen 8rofite Der 3pi=
1benbdnoler. Die Hayner Distil-
ling Co. perienoet bier nDlle Quarts
feinen alten @bi8feps fir franco
1920. 2eiet oeren InSeige
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W. 6. & =. Sab,..

Gbfabrt.
Nab 8acD, Sort 8prtb, Dallas. &anias
gitb, ct. 2outs uno Chicago, tdglib,
(S. q & u. g. Oepot) .7:30 aRpreens.
Nob 8ac0, Sort @ortb, Dallas &c. (nom
SunietsOepDt) .S:15 Nbenos.
&ntunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2ouis, 8anias gitb,
0allas, Sort 8prtb un6 98oco, td9lih
(Sunlet SepDt) ......... $3.50 &Drm.
Bon 8aco. Sort g8ortb. Sallas &C. (S.
y. & q. 3. Sepot) -. 9:25 Nbenbs.
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germeioen Sic ssali9uneen
uno erlparen Sic fih Die Brofite Der
en- g1os- uno en- detail Sdnoler,
inoem Sic Sbren @bistep oireft BON
Der 8rennerei be5ieben. 2elen Sic
Die Inaeiee Der Hayner Distilling
Co. in oieler Quseabe. @enaunte
5irna aarantirt refine 8aare uno
oDlleS WaB.
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cSett tit Die 2eit

@uren Gorratb BON sSeuerbDls fir
ben @inter ansuiboffen. @ir baben
ooS bette ie bier offerirte 6Dls aus
RDunb &od an Der Sc. 6. & g.
Balm. Wta6t Cure 8eitellung.
gelepbDn 81.
Sunlet @uDo gulnpanp.
IS. u. sSith. General ManaQer.
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Giienbabu 5abr=Ylall.
S. n g. u. 8abm.
suutbern asacific a5abm.

Mbfabrt.
Rab 9aetu Orleans, SDuaDn unb @al>
beltDn tdgli6. ..... 1900 Mittaas.
geah 81 Baip, Golifornien unb 0ierifD
900 8prm.
Nab NDrb>9eras, ct, 2ouis unb gbica<
go (Katy Flyer ..8:15 Mbenbs.
Wntunft.
Yon Noro<SeIas. ct. 9ouis uno Gbieago
Katy Flyer) ........ 1880 Worgens.
Son Netu Orleans, Spuftsn unb @al<
beiton tdgli9 .4:45 0ahm.
Bon 81 8alp, galifornten unb Merito
1880 gbenoS.
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Cine fdrRe 1e6r.

@tWk FENFFtt cVSWFs
Ssrtheloisen Sic Sbren &Orper sesen
St. anfbeit Ourd BEN @ebrau9 BON
Suits Bitten, Elm liet5 fi9eres Ssilmit'
tel ae9eu &oplidmrr3en, Dpspspiie, Wus
laria, Ysrltopluus uno as. 6amit uers
lpaaoten Stloen.
"Das Grirbrao brs lfbens!'
Or. 2utt! Sire 2cberpilleu lino oaa
Gricbrao oes 2ebcns. Sd perOe benz
3ufaa ltetS esafOar iein, Der mid bic.
{ locn iennea lernsn lieB. 8. 6airleisb,
Blatte Cannon, &o!.
QUITS &eher Yiue,a.
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Morsau Gitp 6iid= II. Tleiid)=Wiarh

XrebinD Noe, 3tpiicben Wtain= unb
Wiilitdr 8la5a, Selepbpn 81 bat
itets ale SDrten BON Siiben, glus
ftern, gSilo uno oas bette frilbe
Sleild. Wtabt Cure 8eItelluneen
oireft Doer per 9elepbon. Iae &uf=
trGge peroen prompt ausaefiibrt nno
Die Qrtifel frei abQeliefert.
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S # 9eib bente, Die ibren
Bertb bebalten, iino in reid)iter
gluswabl bel ben Sunelieren @ebr.
@riber su finben
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@er bas 0eueite uno ShDnite
in Sutpelen uno @olos uno Silber=
paaren gu leben wiini6t, Der belu6e
g br. @riber.
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: Webrere oeutl6e 9fbebereien
baben cine @eieqlbaft eeeriinoet,
I'M in Sort Saio, an Der Winouue
oes Sue5z&anals in oas Wtittelmeer,
Die oeutiben 6anoels= uno &riegs=
l6iffe nit &oblen 5u nerloreen. @s
lit bas elm Ift Der 9tDtbtpebr. Denn
Die oeutiden Sdiffe linb bisber beitn
&obfeneinnebmen i'm Sue5 &anal
enorn uberpprtbeilt tpproen. uno
anoers lieB iid oem unfue ni9t
iteuern.
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g. u. & u. g. 8abm.

Nacb Galpeiton. SDuitDr unb guerD tds<
lia.. 800 8prnt.
Nacb Corpus gbrifti, Nranias YoB unb
Beebille tdalieb ..........9 9 llbr 8orm.
unb 2:20 Nacbm. ....................
Nah 86rne unb 8errnille, td9lid .:...
Nntunft.
8on @alnefDn, 6puitpu unb guero tdss
lib ZOO Mbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbrifti, @ranlas 8aB uno
8eenille tdglieb .2:05 0acbm.
Bon 86rne unb 8errnilIe. td9lirb .....
................... $3.50 9lbenos.
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0ulf ghpre 8ah,t.

I!b fabrt.
Racb Stodbale, tdslidb, 300 Born.
Infunft.
Son Stofbale, tdalifh, 800 Nahm
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= 9as &eprdientantenbaus in
@aibington bat beiblolien, iib opm
10. 9e5ember biz gum 6. Sanuar gu
pertaQen.
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sab ben Sob ppr Qlnacu.

u@s bereitete mir pftmals aroBe
Sdmersen", i6reibt 8. g.. Soer=
itreet bon @lgiu, 1eun., .ipenn ib
meme Srau buften b6rte, bis - pie
es l6ien - ibre 2uneen periaeen
piroen. @ute Ierste iaeten, bic
S6pinoiudt lei bel ibr l9pfi 10 melt
oorgeidritten, baB feline 6Dffnung
mebr fit iie pDrbonoen tpdre. Cine
quite sSreunbin empfabl ibr iebod
DR.. Kings New Discovery uno
etn furaer @ebraub bieies nor5ualt=
den Weittels rettete ibr 2eben". @s
tit uniibertroffen aegen Suiten. Gr=
faltung, 8rDn6itis, Iitbma, 8ruit=
uno 2un9enfeiben. so gts uno
$l.00. 3u boben bel S. Golteper &
SDbn, Geo. S. S. S6mitt giaen=
thinner, unb 30. 9reiS.
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6. S1euermeger's Tau1ilieuaarten

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