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The Republican journal., 1901-10-31

sor Pinkerton CDR. h. B. Devereaux) prov
ed very convincing with his Electrical
transform Der, changing with great sue
cess the ancient maids into blooming DAM
sells, with varied accomplishments and
graces. The coon song and dance by Miss
Maud Rendell was specially appreciated,
as we'll as the efforts of all the other young
ladies'. The final transformation of one of
the sisters into man was serious under
taking, but triumphantly accomplished un-
der the Professors skillful manipulation
and it was fortunate that the result was
such full-grown specimen of manhood as
Mr.. Edward Hartman, or the rush of the
sisters that followed his appearance would
have completely overpowered him. As it
was, he was intact when the curtain fell,
amid rounds of applause from the large
audience. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served after the entertainment
and the dance which followed was much
enjoyed. About $24 was netted, and the
satisfaction seemed general. Church St.
extends thanks to all those who rendered
assistance. 80. The Current Events Club
held its regular meeting with Mrs. j. F.
Hichborn Wednesday afternoon. The
Halloween dance in Denslow hall has been
given up, with the possibility of social
hop by the young ladies in Colcord's hall
this, Thursday, evening.
The Republican journal., 1901-10-31
NORTHPORT NEWS.

\ Mark Knowlton and wife have moved to
Boston for the winter.
Mrs. E. B. Elwell and daughter arrived
home Tuesday from visit in Boston.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Knowlton went to Bangor
Oct 3Oth to spend the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs. Phillips.
Otis H. Cummings of....Columbus, Ohio,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Cum
mings the past week.
Mrs. W. H. Maffitt and daughter returned
to NIapleton Monday from visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Woodbury..
Miss Myrtle Herrick, who has been
visiting her uncle, Job B. Herrick, atathe
| Cove, returned to her Rockland work Tues
day.
| Oscar Drinkwater, Charles Crockett Sand
Leroy Hurd of Northport and William
Young of Boston, Mass, have each shot a
[ deer in Northport.
| The Journal is pleased to announce that
Capt, A. F. Elwell, whose accident was re-
ported last week, is gaining, and it is
thought that danger of losing the hand is
past.
We were highly pleased to hear of the
safe arrival of the Belfast party from
''over the Pond" and that the editor of
The Journal is again at the helm. Thanks
for the London Times.
The series of articles in The journal en-
titled fragments of Northport History"
closed with the issue of October 9th. Per-
sons wishing to save them for future refer
ence can obtain the copies at this office for
"a cents.
A supper was given at the home of Oscar
Hills in East Northport last Friday evening
+ to raise funds for the chapel now in course
of erection near Browns Corner There was
good attendance, including the people
of the neighborhood and some from Belfast,
and the financial results were quite salts
/ factory. Work on the chapel is progressing
favorably.
Charles W. Hawes, whose death recently
occurred in California, was the son of
| Capt. Charles and Sophronia (Drinkwater)
Hawes. He leaves widowed mother,
| sister, Mrs. George D. Pendleton, one
/ brother, Albert, in Santa Monica, and one
sister, Annie E. Hawes of Northport. He
left this town for the West 26 years ago,
and is remembered by all who knew him as
a very exemplary young man.
Mrs. Eliza NJ. McClenathen, who died in
Boston Oct. 23d, was the daughter of the
late Hon. George Knowlton of Northport.
She leaves one son, Charles, of Boston
Mass. one brother, Mark, of East North
port; three sisters, Mrs. o. R. Patterson of
Boston, Mrs. F. A. Dckey of Northport
and Mrs. R. D. Fish of Lyons, N. Y. The
remains arrived on the boat Saturday and
were inferred in the cemetery at Little
River, with services at the grave by Rev.
c. Fl. Bryant.
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their best to make the voyage pleas
ant one. Other good-byes were regret
fully said, and there ended many pleas
ant acquaintances, probably never to be
renewed. A last handshake with Cap
tain Mcdonald, laughing good bye"
to the doctor, who had often entertain
ed us SO pleasantly, few steps down a
wet and slippery gang g-way, and we we re
again on terra firma. 1t was strange
sensation when we realized that we
were actually in King Edwards do
main. M. d. P.
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WINTERPoRT. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Eaton have returned from visit to Forest
City, Mr.. Eaton seldom fails to bring home
a deer when he goes on hunting trip, and
he was so fortunate this time as to secure a
beautiful white one weighing 225 lbs The
head is at Crosby's being mounted and the
hide will be made into beautiful rug. p.
Mrs Annie Hosmer and Mr.. W. r. Carter
of Jacksonville, Fla, were the guests of Mr.
Lewis Atwood last week. Mr.. Carter is
editor of the Jacksonville Metropolis, a
daily evening newspaper. This is his first
visit to Maine, but he says it will not be his
last, as he is very much pleased with the
place and people,. Mrs. l. J. Dunham
arrived from Boston Saturday and will
remain a week with her aunt, Mrs. E. b
Lord. Mrs. Manley McAuliffe has return
ed from visit to Boston,. :. An Old Folks
concert is to be given at Union Hall Friday
evening of this week. 1t will be goot
time. Don't miss it.
The Republican journal., 1901-10-31

The population of Canada has in
creased only 100000 in the past ten
years. The explanation of this slow
growth is found in the fact that thou
sands upon thousands of her young
men leave their homes every year to
seek their fortunes in ''The States. !"
Yet Canada's natural resources are
scarcely less than those of this country
She has fine farming lands, wheat
fields, forests, cattle ranges, orchards,
coal, copper, iron and gold, granite,
freestone, slate, etc, abundant water
power and fine harbors. Yet American
capital las gone to the development OF
some of these resources while Canadian
capital has come to this country for in
yestment
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The United States continues at the
head of the list Of the world exporting
nations. The comparative figures pre-
pared each month by the treasury bu-
reau of statistics, exhibiting the i'm
ports and exports of each of the prin-
cipa countries of the world, and the
average per month during given peri
cd. show that the domestic exports from
the -nited States ale greater than those
from any other country, and that the
monthly average during the year 1901
has been higher than that of any other
country. In the face of this uneXampled
prosperity the free traders are clamoring
for tariff revision. The bare statement
that the tariff is to be revised would suf-
fee to create uncertainty in the business
world and cause curtailment of our
busy industries. The Philadelphia Press
is quite right in saying: ''Never before
was the United States SO prosperous as
it is at this time, and never in its his
tory was there less excuse for tariff re-
vision. The country wants none of it,"
The Republican journal., 1901-10-31

Certain papers and certain people
have made great to do over the fact
that Booker T. Washington has dined
at the White House by invitation of the
President. Certainly many less worthy
than this distinguished gentleman have
placed their legs under the mahogany
of the Executive Mansion. Why then
should he be barred? Because of his
color? That would give the lie to the
professions of the party which freed
the slaves and which has sought to pro-
tect, aid and educate the colored race.
Booker I. Washington is one of the
most remarkable men of his day Born
III bondage, reared in ignorance, he
trumphed over all obstacles and Sc
cured an education and then became an
educator himself. He has done and is
dong great work, which has been
recognized abroad as well as at home.
When in England few years ago Mr..
Washington was similarly honored by
Queen Victoria, and last spring, when
he was given an honorary degree at
Harvard, he was seated among the
guests of honor at the commencement
dinner. Mr.. Washingtons daughter is
a student at Wellesley, where, it is said,
she is given every courtesy and atten-
ton accorded to each other by the col
lege girls. The Massachusetts Racial
Protective Association endorsed the ac-
ton of the President as "a due courtesy
shown the negro race" but w. NJ Trot-
ter Of Boston, Harvard graduate of
80, was very much opposed. He
thought the President ought to have
called upon "a practical negro politi-
elan, instead of an educator, for ad-
vice" Mr.. Trotter is no doubt "a prac-
tical negro politician" but we do not
see why President Roosevelt should in
vite him to- dine at the White House,
or Why he should be abused for extend
ing that courtesy to a man who is en-
deavoring to elevate the colored people
and make them Industrious and self
supporting.
The Republican journal., 1901-10-31

And now Mayor Boothby of Portland
is spoken of as candidate for Gov
ernor when Gov. Hill has completed
his two terms. The Waterville Mail
says: The position which Col. Booth
by has filled so long and admirably, as
general passenger agent of the Maine
Central railroad, has given him vast
opportunities to promote the interests
and advancement of the State, and he
has never neglected them"
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Zinc and Grinding Make
DevOe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice as
long as lead and oil mixed by hand. 9t36
The Republican journal., 1901-10-31

The Pan-American Exposition at Buff
falo was an artistic success, but has
proved a financial failure. 1t was handi-
capped by bad weather at the outset,
which delayed the work and lessened
the attendance, and the assassination
of the President tended to further i'm
pair its fortunes.
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@M&r-

This signature is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative Br0m0-Q Quinine Tablet.
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9erbreitet lid, iute ssilofeuer.

9aS 8eite ldBt iib AUDI immer
am beiten nerfaufen. Mbrabam
Sere, elm befannter DrDeuilt in 8ell=
bile, o., ibreibt: Electric Bit
ters' miro bier mebr nerlangt, ais
irgeno elm anoerer 8itters, Den ib
in ben 20 Sabren nteiner @eI6dftS=
Sbdtigfeit gebalten babe" @iIlen
Sic tpesbalb? Die meiiten &ranf-
beiten riibren BON Dem Magen, Der
2eber. ben geieren, 0erpen Dber
oem Blute Der. Electric Bitters
lit oas 8eite, I'M oiele Srgane su
itdrfen unb Die 9bdtiefeit berlelben
gu fDroern. Ct lit BON groBem
@ertb fiir oas gauge menIbliAe 6p=
item. Breis so Gents. 3u baben
bel: S. &altener & Sobn, @eo. S.
S. S6nitt, gisentbr., unb Gbolf
OretB.
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81 II 81 q Il D.
: 0er[iner 0lGtter n1p(he

8erliner Bldtter meloen, 0af
Die Iftien oe8 9eorooeutl9en 2lppt
unter 8ari eeiunfen leien unb bal
Der 9lopo 5btpieriefetten finoe
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gtabridten fino ni6t autbentiib
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siere erbalten iebt nnterri9t in be,
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Stoaten, miro am 0anflaaunastoae
Den 8runoitein leeens
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an1 nteiiten bel6uloiete 9aufmann
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ourd ibleunige Slu9t ms Ius=
LAMB entsDgen batte unb bann in Der
odnil6en Safenitabt &prl6r ergrif=
fen fpur0e, 1T in Qa6en su feds
Wonaten @efdngnib oerirtbeilt
tporoen.
= g8ie Die ra0ln. 8ts." beri6=
tet, iit Die iunee aDniein 8ilbel=
mine BON 6oaano an Den yploen
elmer sSriibaeburt ibper, aber fei=
nesweqs lebenseefdbrlib erfranft.
= Der 2onbDner yDailD Stems"
aufolee ift @eneralmajor San 6a=
milton, Der Samitaa nad) Sio=
Ifrtfa abging, unt ais 2oro &ihe=
ner's Stabsbef 81 funeiren, nit
einem in 2onoon ausaearbeiteten
Blane ausgeriiitet, oernSufDlee Der
&rieg oor ben &rDnunesfeitli9feiten
beenoet tueroen ioQ. gttpa gu Be>
9inn oes neuen Sabres miro nah
oem neuen Selosugsplane gu arbeiz
ten begDnnen tperoen.
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ein1u6 ses sroses auf sic aabme.

Gin beuti6er 9lrat, Or. Roeie 'ous
Dresden. fat NIT @enebmteung bes
fdtpebtf6sn anltusntniiteriums in
Der lebten 3ett 5ufammenbdnsenbe I'm
terfuhungsn iiber bic 3abnbtlbune bel
Der fApebif@en Sugeno i'm fdulpfli91
tigen Otter angeitelIt. Or. Rpeie be-
reiit gu biefem 3pede fdrnmtli6e 2anz
bestbeile @9tpebens na9 einem porber
senau feitseitellten pifTeni6aftliden
plane unb itellte bterbet fopobl iiber
bic aqsemeine @rndbrungstpeife Der
8eb0lterung tpie au6 iiber bic relaz
tipe Musbreituno tariDier 3abntranfz
beiten bergletdenbe ltnteriu6ungen an.
gr fonftatirte, bab ber bD6ite pro3entz
fab gelunber 3abnbtlbungen Bel Der
i9tpebif4en Sugenb in benisnigen
2anbestbeilen gu peraei9nen mar,
beren Gerealien auf m0eliaft falfreis
3em 8oben fultibirt fperben. 8olfz
arme 9obenbei9affenbett lieferts elm
Gerealienprobutt, tpeldes auf bic Gnt@
tptdeluns Der .3dbne eine duberit uns
giinitige Riidptrfung ausiibte: Dte
3abnreiben 5eisten fi9 i9on In friiber
Sugenb liidenbaft, nit tari0ien s3Gb=
nen bur9febt, ipdbrenb bie ms @elbz
li9e fpielenbe Sdmelafarbe ber gefuns
ben 3dbne elmer grautpeiBen @aat=
tirung bate tpetden niiFen. Cine Be-
merfensnertbe Abtpei9ung bon biefer
Resel boten iebod bic anseitelltsn ltnz
terfu9uneen in benienigen 2anbesz
ftreden, in benen bic @erlpenbung bes
oltertbiimlihen p3nddebr6b" (5artz
brob) an Stelle tpei9gebadener 8robs
forten poriptesenb iibli9 mar. BORT
5etgte es ii4, baB bic Mrmutb folfbalz
tiger 8eitanbtbeile In ber Brobfrudt
bnr4 ben tpDbltbdtigen Ginflub bes an
iarfer me9anii9er Sbdtigteit Der
3dhne berausforbernben 9ortbrobes
pollfdnbts paralpiirt tperbe. Cine
i9tee6ii9e 3eitung lieB bie pifen@
14aftli9en 5eititellungen Or. Moeies
bur4 einen beIonbers beauftraoten
3abnar3t, Or. Ginar Mibom, na9z
prifen. Die @i9tisfeit Der aoeIef9en
8eoba9tunsen tpurbe in bolIem umz
fange beftdtist.
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Cine u u g ocbe fiirSrintz
fefe. Wenn man eenus gegefen 6at,
10 fagt man i'm 9eutf9en: id3 bin Iatt,
tpenn man aber genug eetrunfen fat,
obne be5e9t gu iein, aber fsinen Mppetit
mebr bat, nod tpeiter gu trinfen, 10
pflest man nicbt gu fusen: i'd bin iatt.
Oenn bas Sattiein trifft eisentli9 nur
gu fir bas Gffen. Wir baben alp
feinen beutfden, in einem @ort piez
bersesebenen Qusbrud fir bas @attz
fein i'm Srinfen Wiirbe man foeen:
i9 bin boll, 10 inpo1pirt bies Wort,
bab man -aa9 beae9t 1T; bon obne be-
seat 5u fein, ldBt fi9 in einem Wort
ni9t ausbriiden. Sn Ddnemart 1T
bic @a4e sana Gbnli9. Man faat
bort tpenn man fatt bonn GFen iit: i'd
bin umdt." gfun min man ober aud
ein einaises Wort bafiir 6aben, bas
ausbriidt, baB man bonn 9rinfen fatt
TT. 8isber CAB es Elm fol9es ni9t.
gs TT baber bor einieer 3eit in Dane
mart Elm preis bafiir ansgefeBt tpor>
DeH, uH elH 1plWes 2Sort gu erftnDen.
Der preis beitanb in Der 9ereiitung
fiir eine Geife auf feds Mo9en na9
Der Rtpiera. Otefe 4ufgabe bat Gin
bdntf4er Geiitli9er bon einem Oprfe
tn Der Hdbe Der Stabt Rembers in
Sdtlanb selDf. Nus einem Mort in
Der altbanif9en Sprade bat er ben
8egriff fir fatt bonn Srinten gebilbet,
bag in Odnemart allgemeinen 8eifan
gefunbea bat unb besbalb audi iiberaG
eingefiibrt TT. Ser Dane fost iebt:
i'd bin uiat." @ieGei9t tpiirbe es aud
in Der beutf4en Spra9e oneebrabt
fetn, elm Mort fir fatt bonn Srinten
an ertinben, obtpobt es Bel ben Oeuts
i9en feltensr DorfOmmt, baB @iner fatt
TT pom Srinten, obne bess9t gu fein;
Der beutf6e Ourit tit ia tpelt6efannt.
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s@ 8alf, Cement, Sano, Bad.
iteine, feuerfeite Steine uno 9bon,
Cheer unb I5pbaltpapier, Da6pappeB
9beer unb Gspbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
sSarben, 8las &c. &c. itets pDrr1tbia
bel s. 6. 9ielmanm, 306 S1t=
@ommercezStraBe. Nieoriee Breile,
quite gSaare IDipte quite uno reelle
8eoienung tperoen garantirt.-
IeleuhDn 410
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Wunb berbare @ettunq.
Der Dampfer n@raf Walberfee" BON
eer 9amburs=Nmerifdz2inie rettete
neult4 auf Der Sabrt nad Netp Oort
anf bober See sipei frans0iiide Slider,
bic in einem pffenen 8oote flint Sage
lang p9ne Nabrung unb Waifer ums
hergstrieben tparen. Die Slider
hammten aus einsm Ssii6eroorfe aus
Der Jtd9e bon Brett. Sic geb0rten sur
utannihaft bes syif9ersS9opners
u9a 8retagne" aus Granville. 8eim
5if9en 6atten iib bic 2eute In fleine
goots pertbeilt unb als BEL bidtem
ysebel ih pl0sli6 Elm befttser @inb
trbob, tpnrben fie bon ben Mnberen fort
in's pffene Wleer aetrieben.
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Cine erftaumlid5e Gutseduna,

Bon @oOpersoille. Mid., fomnt
Die gtabribt BON elmer punoerbaren
Gntoefun9 elmer aneenebm lbme=
denoen 5liiiiigteit, Die - tpenn 1ie
oOr bem 3ubetteaeben eenpmmen
Diro-ir9eno Semanoem, Der unter
6uften 5u leioen bat, einen rubigen
uno auten Sblaf fibert. rSie tpiro
audi in fur5er 8eit ben Suiten bei=
len" ibreibt 6rau 6. 9imelburoer,
.oenn orei @eneratiUnen unierer
Sanilie baben DIR. Kings New
Discovery erfulgreih eeeen
sdwinoiu9t, 9uiten uno @rtdltung
genommen. Hrei8 SO Gents uno
$1.00; su baben bel S. 8alteper &
Gobn, @eD. S. S. Sbnitt gieen'
tbiimer, unb 90. 9rei6.
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- Scr. 8ertDn, Der Bremierrnis
niiter Der Ser. golpnien BON Muitra=
lien, oeutete in elmer 9ieoe auf oem
8antett bes Wapors bon Welbourne
an, baB Die &egierung nit Der Nb=
iibt umgebe. BON Der eroBen Snlel
Heus@uinea 8efib gu erereifen.
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= Or. 0uard, Der locialiitiide
Heibstaesab9eo uno &eoac=
teur Der in Srantfurt a. M. eri6ei=
nenoen n8olfsitimme" tpuroe gu
3 @ohen 8efdngniB perurtbeilt,
neil er in einem Grtifel iiber bic, 6un<
nenbriefe" aus China bon ,oeutIden
geitien" aeiprohen botte.
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W. 6. & z. 8atn.
u b { q hrt.

u bf q B TT.
Racb 8aeo, Sort 8ortb, 9aaas, aanlas
Gitb, ct. 2ouis uno gbicagD, tdglieb,
(S. y & q. 3. Depot ..7:30 WDrsens.
Nacb 8aco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &c. (nDm
Suniet<SepDt) ....... .8:15 Mbenbs.
Nntunft:
Gon Chicago. ct. Qouts, &anias gitb,
Saaas, SORT 8ortb uno 8aco, tdslih
(Snnlet 9epot) t)......... $3.50 Born.
Son 8aco. Sort BDrtb, Dallas &c. (S.
VI. & VI. B. 9epDt) 49,. 9:25 Mbenos.
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9anrn,eiAon Gia 81

@ermeioen Sic 5dlibuneen
unb eriparen Sic iid Die Brofite Der
Ell gros- uno en- detail Sanoler,
inoem Sic Sbren @bistep bireft bon
Der 8rennerei beaieben. 2eien Sic
Die 9lnseiee Der Hayner Distilling
Co. in oleler GuS9abe. @enannte
Sirlna earantirt refine @aare uno
pplles WtaB.
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8nni9en Sic Sbres @elbes
8ertb? 8enn 10, 10 nerfebten Sic
nibt, Die Nnseige Der Hayner
Distilling Co., ct. Souls, Wt0.,
pelde in oieier geunmer erl1eint,
Su lelen.
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6. Sdeuernteger's Samilienaarteu

=. SdeuernteDer's Samiliensarteu
erfreut fi6 tpeeen ieiner auseeseib=
neten &ii6e oes beiten 9nfes bel
6ieiieen uno sSremben uno miro
oementiprebeno BON ssreunoen elmer
auten oeutI6en Soft itarf patrons
firt. Delifateiien Der Sailon ent>
lpre6eno. Wtilhereiprobufte aller
Irt. SIN Saloon ,finoet man ftets
frii6es 8ier, quite 8eine, 9iquDre
uno gigarreu. S6euermeper'8 So
miliengarten 1T elm @rboluneSplab
eriter &lGiie.
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Giienbabn Ta6r=Ylan.
5. & 9. u. sabn.
spmtberm pacific @abn.
q n funft.

0ad geetp Orleans, Sputon uno @al.
oelt0n td9lib. ...... 1900 Mittaqs.
gsab 81 8aio. galifornien unb aaerito
....................9 900 8orn.
ytacb 00rosSeres, ct. 2puis unb gbica.
90 Katy Flyer ....... 1915 glbenbs.
Gnfunft.
Son HorosEetas, ct. 2Duis unb Chicago
(katy Flyer ........8 $3.50 MprgenS.
Son Stem Orleans, Souften uno Gale
oeitDn tdgliob. 4:45 Na6m.
Son 81 Baio, gatifornien uub Merifp
.................... .7:30 9(benos.
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Hunts Cure" lit fein
minoertpertbiaeS Braparat. Gs beilt
tbatldblib SUDDEN, 9finsmurm, @cs
senna, Setter uno ale dbnli6en
6aute &ranfbeiten. Sin munoerba=
res Wtittel. 8iro earantirt.- - Breis
80 9ts.
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- 8enn bic 0erpen ni6t in Orb
nung iino, ftellen iib neuralgii6e
Sbmersen elm. ct. Safots Del
berubigt Die 9eerpen uno beilt sur
Selben Belt.
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@mlf gbpre Sabn .

Nb brt.
Ratb Stof6ote. tdslib, 800 8Orm.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stodbale. taelitb, 300 yaaehm.
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8eiblag belegt tpDroen tpar. neil lie
ibrer S6ulbnerin in 8aris 100
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9. u. & u. g. 8abi.

Nab GalneitDn, 6Dulton unb guero tdg<
ltq. 800 8Drtn.
Nab Corpus ghriIti, Nranlas BOB unb
8eebille tdalib ........ 8 llbr 8orm.
unb 2:20 Namm.
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............... 1890 8prm.
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= NV t.UU NDeUD3.
Son Corpus ghriiti, Nranlas 8aB unb
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Bon Borne unb &errbiGe. taglicb
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men bel sane. @tmas 9lusQe>
Seihnetes.
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Grnnoeisentbnms llebertraaunaen

Garlotta 8roos al 6. 8. @ilIon
jun, @rlnbitiid an gam6en Str,
$3.50.
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0eirathsittleine.

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Der Hammer6err.

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fir innge 2eute. 9erlelbe Mnsug inI
sablreiben beribiebenen Tumen tpieI
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