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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27
The Signal Code

lh re y q romantic and preit,
iiitle story about Lord i1elyin's : sac
lrd marriage, say London Tit Bits
In The early 1O's he, then Sir VII
nam Thompson, was in West In.
oian waters, on board his schooner
yacht, the Lalla- Rookh HI frs
vile, tie daugl ter ol Mr.. Waite,
Cium, Of lhorulie Bank. had beer
dead about two or three years, ana
he Lad been 40 oibed IN electrica.
orllneelirg Ia connection With The
Atlantic cable, The Brazilian and
Rlycr Plate cables, ana lastly. with
the West Indian cables Asa Iiph,
recreaiion he took up the question
OF simpiiiyirg the method ofsiynals
at sea.
IL Lord kelvin it milht have
been lieht work, but Il was pretty
pulling to the minds Of ordinary
landsmen. lie had been talking Of
j al the dinner table Of friend IL
Madeira, end the only apprehenS ion
that seemed able to grasp il was
that Of bis hosts daughter, lady
he greatly but silently admired.
81 quite understand it, Sir VIII
liam," she said.
Are YOU suge?n he questioned.
lalf doubtiuliy. '"Ii sent YOU q
signal from my yacht do you think
you could read il and could answer
ne?n
"Well, | would try" sse re-
'ponded, II believe | should sue
-eed in msking it out"
The signal was sent; and she did
succ cd IN masing it out aud in
ransm ting the reply. The ques-
ion was: "Will YOU marry me?nI
md the answer was: "lcs. -
nd Sua.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27

The census bureaus preliminary
report on the manufacturing indus-
trles of Indiana show a capital Of
1874, Isl ,52S, an increase of 7S Der
cent. over 1890, and the value of
products, 1897 ,S3S, 100. The State
has lS,l51 manufactures and So
100 wage earrers, getting an sggre-
gate Of $40, ,Si7,317 in wages.
The miscellaneous expenses Of
these estimates aggregate $33, ,O57,-
OaO, and the cost of materials used
S2li, ,46l,6lo. Following are some
OF the results Of the cities separately
reported
EvASsviLLE-Capital, SO, ,297 $50,
increase II per cent, value Of
prodrcts, $l5,090,011; increase
Is per cent.
FORT WAYSE-Capital, SO, ,203, ,6l3,
increase 32 per cent; value Of
products, $12, ,523,222; increase
80 per cent.
iNDIASAPoLIs-Capital, $36, ,S99.-
ia; increase 142 per cent; value
ofproducts, SOS, ,695, ,364; increase
- per cent.
NEW ALBASY-Capital, 81, 1896, ,512,
decrease, A per cent; value of
products, S4,l79, 400; decrease,
AZ per cent.
SOUTH BEND--Capita', SIS, 156, ,63S,
increase, 81 per cent: value Of
products, $l4,236,3 ,33l; increase,
l5 rer cent.
lERHE HAUTE-Capiial, $685.
l01, increase, so per cent; value
Of products, $27,lS4 ,Gl9, in
crease, l03 per cent.
ASDERsoN-Capital, s., ,7O9. .965,
value OF proiults, $ll,O5l,S47.
NuNcIE-Capital, 81, ,793, ,S32, value
Of products, sl2, lO6,64S.
No separate reports we're made in
$50 for the last two named cities.
These figures show singular diff
erence in the value Of products in
proportion to capital invested in a
art OF the cities reported. For in
tance, Evansville produced about
46 per cent. Of the capital; In
lianapolis ls6 per cent. New AL
'any 40 per cent. South Bend
My IS per cent. Terre Haute 3Ol
'er cent. and Anderson 1874 per
ent. Why should the Terre Haute
actor e. be SO much more profitable
han the others?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27
How Liquor Men Boss The Courts.

FoRT ScoTT, Kan. Aug. IS
This city is sorely cursed with a
strong sentiment against the prohi-
bition law and does not propose to
have it enforced. Effort has been
made with measure Of success TO
arouse and awaken sentiment for
enforcement Of law and an organi-
zation known as the "Civil Purity
League commenced operations
against strong odds. Three preacl :
ers and several other reliable tenn
perance workers went into eight "a
looms 10 investigate and buy liquor
that they might be competent Wit
nesses. Prosecutions were brought
first for Injunction on buiIdi, ps and
saloon keepers, and second for
search and seizure. There was evi
lence that surely would have con-
victed OF any other misdemeanor or
crime, but the defendants were
'ound rot guilty, while the costs
we're assessed on the preachers. be-
,ause of malicious prosecution
Il the saloon keeper. There was
lot word Of testimony offered in
process Of trial, pro or con, as to
malicious prosecution. 1t is SO far
ic ii and illegal that the costs can
lot be collected. Presiding Elder
rice of the M. Il, church declares
hat it is the first time in his life he
ad ev,r seen the dignity Of Amer
ian law so bedraggled and stamped
a the dirt, but feels that the saloon |
over everywhere is noted for ig-
oring morals, perverting law and
,sulting justice. Elder Price and '
.ov. Frazer who led in the crusades
ave been ordered by the liquor ele- q
tent 10 leave town but are still here 7
nd will continue to fight.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27

The revenue cutter McCllloch
Dewey's dispatch boat in the Phil
ipplnes, was often visited by the al
miral after the battle of Manila. In
his Uniform Of white duck. with
white canvas shoes and goif cap. he
would lounge for hours in a com
fyrtabe armchair on the vessel. I.
pop, Victor Smith SAYS. Under
the awning thai shaded the deck n
lazy breeze modified the tropic heat
and every once in a while "Uncle
George would sing out to the leu
tenant: "Mr. Joyres, if anything
could add 10 the pleasure Of this
visit it would be another Of those
glorious Scotch highbaIls which
seem 70 attain perfection on the
never dreamed Of else,
where. lie was most compan-.
enable old chap, loved and vener-
tied wherever he went in the squad
on, To bin the revenue cutterI
vas a sort Of private yacht, and to
tep aboard Of her two or three
ines day was his recreation. II
indianapolis Sun.
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w. C T. ~. COLUMN
CONDUCTED by MRS. NJ. l.. HOBBS.


That which has been done once |,
easier done the second time. Rep
etit!on is the only basis Of periec
ton. Patient Continuance in well
doing coLducts by straight path Il
glory, honor, and immortality.
Since 1874 | hayr been stead,
student Of the law Of habit hao
well nigh said the law Of fate.
have seen it slowly, gently, imper.
c'ptlbly, wrap round and round
IN It's close winding heet, a. If the,
were Egyptian mummies. 60 quiet
ly was all this done that they never
knew their bondage until the first
faint movement toward a better life.
when, behold, their helplessness rs.
called the Indian tortured hutter
perpendiculary planted in Tie
ground with earth packed around
him even 10 the lips A miracle of
faith has rescued some OF these; but
a study Of years compels the ad;nis
sion that not more than five in one
hundred inebrlates, gamblers or lib
crimes are ever permanently re-
formed. The thoughtless boy, ci-
gar in mouth, playing cards "just
Tor fur" and little later with
glass of beer as the stake, hiding all
these things from bis mother, say
ing to himself, "I'Il quit this aftera
while, but | want to sow NY wild
oals;' the idle, spendthriit youth
with fondness only for the vile com
pany where his worst passions can
be gratilied the besotted man, sold
under sin, accused Of God and Bis
own conscience ard his fellowmeu
these are the piteous object les
sols that have taught me the su-
preme power Of habit over human
destiny. But ! saw that the ten
iency to repeat the same act. and
The greater ease with which this i
lone the second time than the first, .
and the third time than the second, {
5 the key to paradise as well as
| saw the slow. un. !
srring, unfailing plan Of God, by !
which our habits may become our
to saintship. And ! said :
o my own heart in the presence Of !
many bloated inebriate, what
low whisper to you: mo evil
labit, however small, shall have
over me. From "How I
o Win, = by Frances 4. Willard. :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27
Alcohol and Crime.

The warden Of the Allegheny
(Pa.) county prison board says in
his report that during the IL months
ended Dec. 81, 1900, there were re-
ceived 9,1S2 prisonerc as against
5, ,i40 the previous year. The Jail
states that 95 per CT. Of
those committed we're under his
care for alcoholism, and out Of 8, ,727
who we're summary convicted there
was not one who was not a victim
Of the alcohol habit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27
Resolutions of Respect.

AT a special meeting Of Branch
No. 1l9, Catholic knights Of Amer
lea, the following resolutions we're
unanimously a iopted
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God in His infinite wisdom to re-
move from her earthly labors to her
eternal reward Paulina Soliga, the
faithful consort Of our esteemed
president, Bro. Charles Soliga, and
while we bow in humble submission
to the will of Him who doeth all
things well, we are also reminded of
the fraiity and uncertainty Of hu-
man life; therefore be il
Resolved, That in the death Of
Mrs. Paulina Soliga our worthy
president, Bro. Charles Soiga, has
lost faithful and loving helpmate,
their children an indulgent, gentle
and aifectionate mother, the church
a devout mem5er, the community a
lady with whom every great and
noble feeling with which she per-
formed her every good action, was
q round in the ladder which leads to
God. How delightful it was for her
10 scatter the blessings of benevo-
ence over the habitations of others,
% raise the dropping head Of PEN
Try. and minister to ths poor Wild
,ws and fsiendless orphans.
Resolved, That we tender to Bro.
,oliga our heartfelt sympathy in
he irreparable loss he has sustsin-
ID, and sincerely trust that Almighty
iod, who has given us a hope Of
hat blessed immortality where the
and cares Of an unsatisfy-
ng world will forever cease, and the
oft and balmy air Of an eternal
pring soothe the spirits soft repose
1ay be his in the haven Of the great
GREATER.
Resolved, That the edit ,rs Of the
asper papers and Huntingburg Sig
al and News be kindly requested
, publish these resolutions in their
'spective papers.
SIMON RIcH, Pres. pro tenn.
ALoIs BETTER, Secretary.
Advertisers in The CoURrER ars
lptuIiny the trade.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27

the Mckinley tariff bill, the plice Of
sugar never fell below $40 per ton,
which might be assumed az the low
est price to which sugar would 90
under free traie, that the beets nee.
essary to produce a ton Of sugar
cost VI, and the cost OF manufacture
was W, therefore there would be
proht "in competition with tho
world OF $3 per ton, a profit of as
per CT. e. A. 8
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27
Good Insurance Prom pt Payment.

JASPER, Ind, Zee. 21, 1901.
WILLIAM A. WILSON, District Agent
4E'na Life Insurance O. jasper,
! Indiana:
DEAR SIR:-Permit me to ex-
press my appreciation f,r the very
prompt manner in which the Aetra
Life Insurance Co, through yon.
mide payment OF $1,000 insurance
carrie | by my late brother, Bern.
hard Schroeder.
Policy number 1887 was issued
to my brother on the 2lst day Of
Nay, 1901, and he died On the 3
day Of December, 1901, and | this
dav (December 21st. 1901, } re-
ceived check for $1,000 a. full
amount insured under the policy
II was Just seven months from The
late of the policy until the death
'laim was paid. take great pleas
ire in recommending the .Elna
LIE Insurance Co. to my friends
md acquaintances whenever occi-l
ion shall present itself.
Wishing you, and the Company
which you have the honor to repre-
ent, abundant success, beg to
emain Yours very truly,
(Signei) JosEpH SCHROEDER.
Administrator Of the estate of
Bernhard Schroeder.
II you want good insurance and
rompt payment, insure in the.
Etna Life Insurance Company.
w. A. WILSON, District Agent.
IT. .~... - ILL.,. - -, \.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27

The man who is doing fairly well
upon his own farm, or even upon a
rented farm, better stick to his lob
rather than move to town and spend
the greater part Of his earnings to
learn a new kind Of busiuess-and
perhaps try to learn something for
which he i wholly untitled Nap
panee News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27

One Of Manv.-Smith-"What
became ot your friend Brown?'
Jones-"Daad, poor fellow. c.ei
by hanging" Smiih-"Hanging I
Is it possible ~ Jones-"Yes !;
hanging around saloons. Chicago
News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27

Sally Gay--"After he had kissed
you good night for the last time ]
suppose he took just one more"
Dolly Swift-"Oh, yesl Several
dozen one-mores, in fact. Puck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27

stops the cough ana cures the cold
In IL hours without nauseating. Price
rs cents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27

The wag of a yellow dogs tail is
better than the shake OF false
friends hand. The Iowa UniOnist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27

Dr. White, the American an
ba-sador to Germany, tells an in
terestlng anecdote OF the empress.
H. was minister to Germany during
the Arthur administration. and
When he returnei 1 a. Ambassador
after Ne kinley'- election and was
presented to her majesty, he said !:
II doa't suppose you will re-
member me, but attended your
wedding.
~ d. remember YOU replied
the kaiserin, "and can tell YOU
what You said to me on that oc a.
sion"
+" Then you have a better memory
than |, 7 remarked DR.. White. "for
l certainly do not recall anything
further team most charming occa-
sion"
"lou told me-" said the en-
press, when you came to congrat-
ulate me, that if | were an Ameri-
can bride | would soon be setting
out sor Niagara Falls. did not
understand what you meant, but it
made such an impression upon me
hat Immediately looked on the
nap and found where Niagara Falls
vas, and read everything | could
ind in books about II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-12-27

There Il newspaper in Kansas
whose motto j. "i.ie. steal. drink
and swear" which i thus explain.
ed by tue editor: "When YOU he
let Il be down to pleasant dreams !:
when you steal let it BE- away from
Immoral associates; when YOU
drink, let il be pure water: when
you swear let il be that YOU viii
pairoiize your home paper, pav
yorr subscription, and not send
your job work away from home. -
Typo Journal.
Here y pretty sermon iron The
pen Of scholarly Bob Burdetic: ~
saw bubble on the suiface of n
restless river. For moment n
tpalbled with golden light as il
caught anu held the glorious sun
shine and thought low beautiful
4 was. Tlen il went down For
moment the broad river tod
Where y had vanished, and swept
on without even iirple On H. y "
ga bosom. And ! thought low
Ike our lives was the bubble on tie
nver. For a moment We sparkle
y our sphere-hope, toll and Strug-
gle, love and dream, and then go
down beneath the surface forever
Ia a short time the tiny ripples we
have caused die out aud tile river of
humanity flows on undi-turbed
% let u strive within our brief ex
lstence to reflect the sunshine ana
not mirror the clouds above N.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27

BiI9of Yotter bat an Die in
China tpirtenoen Miliiondre uno bic
8eieli1aften, tpelhe lie ausienoen, be-
ber3isenswertbe Worte eeridtet. gs
tann ben 6.rribaften nidt oft uno
brinseno senus an's 0ers seleat tper.
ben, bab lie anoere Mnibauungen unb
@ebrdu1e ahten unb fhonen muHen
uno niht BON bornberein Elm altes
Gulturbolf als cine tief unter ibnen
itebeube 3laHe bon WenIden betraAten
ourfen.
Ser erfe Baum. tpel1er in Mme-
rita bic beriibmten @reening Mepfel
erseuete, ltebt beute nod, auf Der ssarm
bes Solomon Dropne bel Mount QD'
eeia in 3booe Sslano. Ser Baum
aber 1T ieinem gnbe nabe. Nnnr
1901, als bic Narm oas lebtemal ben
Befber tpedielte. mar es idon elm ieb,
alter Baum.
Sn Minneapolis bat iid cir
iunges paar aus Der iosenannten &C.
iell1aft on einem Mbenb breimal trauer
laHen. um alien m0sliden Romplifa.
tionen poraubeusen. gs maa ibner
aur 8eruhi9un9 oienen, oaB lie lid
trobbem nur einmal i9eioen gu laRer
brauhen.
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Sic Welt 1T tpieber einnal init
einem reuen 6prengitoff besliift NOR.
ben. beHen 3erf0rungstraft Mles mas
auf bielem @ebiete nod aeleiitet tpuroe,
tpeit ubertrehen fOa. Dos Marimit,
beGen grfnber iein @eheimnib an oie
Ser. etaaten pertauft bat, iou bel ber
grplolion cine Getpalt entmideln, mel.
der ielbff bic itdrtien pan3erplatter
nidt Gtanb balten f6nnen. Sas III
inbeTen BON ieoem neuen 5prensfofi
beboaptet tporoen uno trobbent fnieBi
bic san3e Welt INNER nod nit puIper.
Cb Gar NicolaEs 6tatipieler 1T.
ipiKen mir ni6t. aber ieoenfals Ddren
ibm piel Sungen liebsr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27

@9mei5. selorben. Nm oifentli1en
Qeben nabm Der 0erforbene ltets leb.
baften Mntbeil uno tpirtte in fortl6ritt=
li9em 9inne.
Mus S1opfbeim I'M baoiI9en Wie=
ientbal 1T bic Na1ridt einsetroffen,
oab baielblt 9err Nrnolo Ddnbler,
3aufmann, beilen Gamilie in Burg
oorf ueilt, 9eitorben 1T. gr peilte in
S6opfbeim be: ieiner Mutter unb III
eiuer 8ebirntrantbeit erlesen. ST mar
in ieinen 9eiunoen Sagen Elm riibriger
8ei1dftsmann un6 elm unterbaltenbe,
@eieai9after unb gutter 2amerao.
Sn ieinem "a. 2ebensiabr lit in Ser.
lin Qerr Geroinanb 0aaienfein, be,
Begrlnoer Der befannten Mnnoncen.
Expedition Daalenitein 81 8osler, ge.
itorben.
SIN Nnt 2aupen (gern) berriaen
9e9enipdrtla utlter ber Rinbertpelt Cpl.
oemien in beoentlider Weiie. SRA.
fern, Eipbtberitis. @4arla9fieber,
0als. unb Quneen.gnbiinbunaen for.
bern aablrei6e Dpfer. giner Gamilis
in Der Siri bel 2aupen iinb in tpeni.
gen Sa9en orei 4inber ent,iRen por.
ben.
Sn G0tbenba1 i'm gmmentbal bal
Sob. @tettler, 9eb. 1926. nit feiner
Gottin Warie Mnna, 9eb. 2dberad),
geb. 1929. bic 9olbene Dodaeit 9e.
feiert. Sic bliden auf II Rinber, 20
gntel unb 2 0roBentel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27

Sn 3epslier Bel Tefsbers (gerner
Sura) lebt Elm bobbetagteS Mlltter-
den, Mittlpe Goialie Monln, bas 1902
gebpren iii, nod nunier lit, an feiller
GAmdde leioet uno 5ag fir 3ng ibr
tleines 9ausweien beiorgt.
Ser grtrag Der freimilligen Ganim=
lung gu @unlten bes Gtaottheaters in
3iirth bat Dr. 800, 900 erseben. Das
tit iebr erfrelllih, tuelliser erfreulih
aber lit bic Sbatiade, bab bic 9etriebs-
rednnng fiir bic dbselaufene 5pielseit
l900-l90l tpieoer nit einem betrdtt=
Iiden Eeii3it abldliebt bailelbe be-
5iffert iih auf Ssr. $4,000. mdbreno
Der 5eblbetras bes 8orjabres 81. ST.
600 betragen bate. go tperbsn Die
seiammelten 6r. 100000 balo aufse-
ire1en iein.
Hebte Wone ilt bic neue 8abn ueyi.
ton.gauina (3arid) eiiisetueibt NOR.
ben, bic bonn Nolfspib bereits ben Na=
men lleber-Yein-Babn" erbalten bat.
Sotelier yittor Eager in Sanberfteg
(gern) uno Witbafte planen in Der
&lus uno on Der Ganoer elm MaHer=
perf sur @euinnun9 elettrilber Grait.
ueber Gussisberg (Yern) uno plaf=
fepeu (5reibnra) 1T elm ibweres 9a=
gelpetter nieoerge9an3en.
SD babe idon in elmer friiberen 6or=
reIponoens bemerft. oab in unierem
2dno1en bic ,Teitbiite" ipieher Dffen
i 1T. Ser CONNER 1901 brinst ipieoer
Geite phne 3abl! 9eiana=, Surn.
unb shiibenfeite T! Gut, oieie baben
cine Gerebtisuns,. obi9on ibre 3abl
au1 fiieli6 eingeidrdiltt merben fDnnte.
Soer iis t0nnteu ifatt nad l, 2, 8 Sab.
rem erf in 2, 4, 6 Sabren ,pieoerteb.
rem. Wber oieie Wirtbe.B Brciit=s Amin=
get. Safaumpet, Weesli=gTet, 8rdn'
net. &dsitedet, 5annedletterei, gier=
auf fleiet, Bdreniasoen &C. &C., mas ba=
ben bic fir ioeale 3pefe ? @s gebt
redt sisentlid iiber alle gernunft bins
aus, mas in Der Sdtpsis an Gelo unb
3eit uno @oltstraft au Geitlidteiten
uno 2utbarteiten perseuoet miro. Sie
an uno fir lid id0ne ssefblume 1T
gum unfraut 9eporben. uno man
braudt tein RopIbdnger uno gialmen=
finger 81 iein, um 81 tpiinlhen. oab
bic Geite auf Elm berniinftises DtaB res
eusirt tpiirber gu ben pielen Ge1ten
biloen bic Glaeen iiber .idle9te 3eiten"
unb unsiinitise @eIdditslase einen ar=
gen 8eseniab.
Sci Der lebten Steigeruns iiber bic
in 2onturs aeratbene 3ieselei 9riens
bel 2usern I9aute fiir Die 8ldubiser
nidt biel heraus. ssabritgebduoe nit
3ubebor, Sbeune uno Serrain. fon=
tursamtli1 auf sr. 1872. 900 seiddBt
unb nit ST. 2l5. 100 peri6uloet. iuur.
ben bon Der Gantonalbant I'm sSr. 49,. :.
400 erfeigert.
Nm Sonntas Nbeno, 2. SUM. tuuroe
Die 8eeeno bon grla9, Neuentaot big
Smann (Sern) ppn einem beftigen
tpoltenbrudartigen Ge,pitter beimse@
iudt. bas aud Sasel bratte uno ihme=
rem S1aben anri6tete. Ssait su slei=
der 3eit tobte Elm idmeres @ewitter
spii6en Yilmersen uno Seensen i'm
Nargau unb peruria6te beoeutenoen
sbaoen. 8eitern gla6mittag wiitbe=
ten sturm, Sasel uno &esen1utben
iiber Bern unb umseseno. Sas arobe
gauseriiit gum 9ohidulaebduoe ftiirste
auIammen; stpei Nrbeiter, Gottfrieb
| 8dier bon 9inoelbant uno Stauoen=
mann bonn gu6bof auf oer sroben
Sdanse, puroen babel perleBt.
| ct.
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Sener Mann BON Bpitpn, ber fiir,lid
cine franflihe, rei4e iunse Dame bei'
ratbete, 1T iebt sliidlih, pa Or. &ins'a
Stem eife piIen ibre @efunbbeit pieoe,
spqilanpis beritellten. llnfeblbar fl,
@elbiudt, Biliuftat, Malaria, Jieber,
anfdQe unb ale Qeber> unb Masen
Qeiren. @iilb ater pirfuneSYcl. STU,
Is Cts. In s. s. Miller u. Scbn's MpO'
thefe.
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,,Gime farHtbare GrpIottott

zines @afoltn.Ofens Yerbrannte cine
Grau bier In fAlimner Weile," lAreibt
q. 8. palmer BON 6trfman, Sa. Die
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