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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS

San Carlos-Chas. A. Dexter, Dex.
land: H. Wilson, New Orleans; r. w.
Galespie, Virginia; L. r. Benz, Mo.
bile; J. H. Warner. New Orleans; J.
NJ. Stevens, Baltimore; J. T. Evans.
st. Louis: J. w. Schlesinger, Boston ;
F. Galligan, Cincinnati; J. ]. MacIn.
tyre, Freeport, Fla; T. T. Osiuche,
New York; e. L. Cain, Birmingham !;
J. Musgrove, Atlanta; A. B. Cessna,
Santa Rosa, Fla; H. G. Reswicke,
Baltimore: Chas. E. Smith, Memphis !;
Edwin Mckay, New Orleans; w. B.
Wilkinson, Periido Beach, Ala; w. F.
burnett, Lillian; NJ. Wolf, Philadel-
phia: F. R. Holly, Virginia; ]. P. Bell,
St. Louis; T. S. VERIFY, ST. Louis; e
Frank, New York; J. H. Fuller, NADIA
wah; Thos. L. Waters, City; E. Rand,
Jr., Memphis: Robt H. BARLEY, New
Orleans; c. J. Silverstein, New York ;
J. A. Sample, Bagdad; r. e. Burdatte,
Valdosta, Ca; w. M. Clayton, Chi.
cago; R. P. Mcbride. st. Louis: w
H. Reynolds, Mobile; J. P. Rogers,
New Orleans; w. G. Ballard, Birming-
ham; G. e. Allen. New York.
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soon as 1t is evident that the summer

soon as 1t is evident that the summer
rains have ceased. Otherwise this GOV.
er-crop may extract sufficient moisture
from the soil to prove disastrous to
the trees and fruit. Growing vegeta-
ton of all kinds gives off large guam.
titles of water through its leaves.
This water is absorbed from the soil
by the roots OF the cover-crop. In
this way the moisture in the soil is
depleted. During the period Of rains.
when there is superfluous soil mois-
ture, the cover-crop can do no harm.
and by bringing up moisture from the
soil it adds to the moisture of the
atmosphere in the grove, which is an
advantage to the friendly fungi.
Should the fungi not have the white
fly sufficiently by October or Novem-
Der, the grower should not hesitate
to spray with whale-oil soap or other
contact insecticide as previously d.
rected. Spraying solutions recon-
mended for controlling citrus dis
eases should not be used in whiteny-
infested groves.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-05
PETER MILLS
BOUND OVER

Peter Mills, the negro arrested
Monday night on charge of dis
charging a f1rearm in the city limits.
was arraigned before Recorder John
son yesterday morning and turned
over to the county, and Deputy Sheriff
Charles w. Johnson swOre out war
rants against him charging assault
with a deadly weapon with Intent to
murder and carrying concealed
weapons.
1t is alleged that the negro fired
several shots into a street car several
nights ago in an attempt to kill Con-
ductor E. V. Cooper The conductor
and several other witnesses will tes-
tify that they saw the negro In the
act Of firing the pistol which was dis
charged six times in rapid succession.
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WORK A.PLENTY
IN PENSACOLA
ON BAY FRONT
A. s. COX, WHARFMASTER FOR
THE L. E. N. SAYS HE CAN USE
500 LAeoRERs AND GIVES 20.
LICE DEPARTMENT NOTICE
THAT OILERS WILL HAVE A
CHANCE TO REFORM.

"No more loafing, plenty Of work
for everybody in Pensacola said
Capt A. S. Cox, the l.. & NJ wharf
master, yesterday afternoon. Capt.
Cox had just returned from the police
station where he had informed Cap
tain Anderson, deputy marshal, that
there was an abundance of WORK to be
done on the wharf and that there was
no excuse for negroes or white men
lying about and giving an excuse that
there was no work for them to do.
Business has been picking up
steadily on the bay front for some
time and larger vessels than ever be-
fore are in port. The Irishman,
which came in several days ago with
the large salvage cargo of the
wrecked steamer Indian Is an 1921
ton vessel, and is working night and
day at the railroad wharf discharging.
and the British steamship Albanian,
which arrived yesterday, is the second
largest vessel to come here, being of
Of kainit which she will commence
unloading today.
The Kyleakin is working night and
day discharging 1925 mahogany and
$40 cedar logs.
The Nottingham and the Elgin are
due from Belize with large cargoes OF
mahogany logs and many other YES
sels are due with kainit, chalk, phos-
phate rock and other articles, while a
still longer list are due to load to-
bacco, cotton, lumber, timber and
other export cargoes.
With the long list Of vessels due
and the work going on the prospect
for the winter season is bright. ac-
cording to shippers who know.
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OF
REAL ESTATE
DEEDS RECORDED IN THE OFFICE
OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT SHOWING CHANGING OF
OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY.

Kupfrian Park Co. to Albert s.
Towell-Lot II, block II, Kupffian
park-$100 and other considerations.
East Pensacola City Co. to F. B.
Carter, Jr.-Lots 1 to 4, block %, East
Pensacola-$100 and other considera.
lions.
Pensacola Investment Co. to East
Pensacola City Co.-Lots 10, IL and
IL. block 6, East Pensacola-3100 and
other considerations.
B. 8. Williams to Lula X. Oertins
Lots to s, block 228, New City
81 and other considerations.
Kupfrian Park Co. to w. C. Robin.
son-LOts IL, IL and %, Kupfrian's
Park-$500.
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GO TO THE RESCUE.
Don't Wait till it's Too late-Follovs
the Example Of Pen
sacola Citizen.

Rescue the aching back.
II It keeps on aching, trouble comes.
Backache is kidney ache.
II you neglect the kidneys warning
Look out for urinary trouble
diabetes.
This Pensacola citizen will show
you how to 60 to the rescue.
Mrs. e. Forum, 527 w. Garden St,
Pensacola, Fla, says: 1T would be
dificult to fully describe the misery
endured from kidney complaint. I be.
lieve I had all the symptoms of this
disease and as my condition was grow.
ing worse all the time, was worried
My back ached almost constantly,
was weak and had difficulty in
breathing. The kidney secretions
were unnatural and bothered me q
great deal. When a friend recon-.
mended Doan's Kidney Pills. l pro.
cured a box at the Crystal Pharmacy
and began their use. They acted just
as represented, giving prompt relief
and now I am free from kidney
trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Uni.ed
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-05
DIR. PECK FIRED
FROM COLUMBIA
FOREMOST LATIN SCHOLAR OF
THE WORLD Is DEFENDANT IN
BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT BY
BOSTON WOMAN.
BY Associated Press.

New York. Oct. 4.--Dr. Harry
Thurston Peck, one of the foremost
Latin scholars in the world. who is
named as a defendant In a hundred
thousand dollar breach Of promise
suit brought by Esther Quinn. of Bos-
ton, this afternoon. was dismissed
from Columbia University.
The dismissal Of the director is the
result of the suit and subsequent de-
velopments involving Peck in a con-
troversy with President Butler. The
trustees resolutions terminates Peck's
connection forthwith" He declares
he won't relinquish the position with
out legal fight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-05
NEGRO MAN
DIES SUDDENLY

Warren Peters. a negro, died sud
denly about o'clock yesterday after
noon in the rear of the Birmingham
Liquor house. A report was sent to
the police station that a sick man was
in the alley and Captain Wilde re.
sponded. He went over and talked to
the negro, who did not seem very
sick He was about to call the patrol
wagon to have him taken to the sta.
ton when the negro died. It Is sup.
posed that he had heart trouble.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-05
THEFT CHARGED
AGAINST NEGRESS

Annie B. Watts. a negro woman,
was arrested on Tarragona street last
night on the dangerous and suspicious
charge, Arthur Johnson alleging that
she stole 81 from him. Afterwards
the house was raided and twelve in
mates were arrested.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-05
HARbOR and
Marine news
CHIPPING TRANSACTIONS AND
MOTIFS OF lNTEREsr ALONG
THE DAv FRONT. 80

Business 10 picking up every day on
the bay front. vessels arriving, more
sue and work going on every day and
every night.
The British steamship Albanian,
e.1s7.s3 net tons, the second largest
vessel to VISIT this port, arrived to
the John A. Merritt Company yester.
day from Nordenham with 5000 tons
Of kainit and will berth at the Com
mandancia street wharf to discharge
cargo.
The Norwegian bark Glance arriv.
cd yesterday from Brake, Germany, in
ballast to the Pensacola Lumber Com
pany and will take . large cargo OF
humber.
The Henrietta J. Martin arrived yes.
teriay to the Saunders Fish Co. with
5000 pounds Of snappers.
Large quantities Of raw material for
making Of cotton oil cake Is arriving
10 the L. and N. railroad every day
and the COMPRISING machine Is busy
day and night making the cakes for
export.
With the lively arrival OF large
( steamships Stevedore and Wharnnger
b A. 8. Cox - . busy man right now.
Tho British steamship Dinnamere
f, sailed for Genoa yesterday with 245
4 tons Of phosphate rock and for Spec.
IN with 1900 tons Of phosphate rock
The British steamship Kyleakin, the
vessel that arrived from Belize to the
Dulf Transit Company with q large
largo Of mahogany and cedar logs, Is
working night and day.
The British steamship Warrior Is
working . night and day shift at the
Commandancia street wharf discharg
inG . cargo Of $500 tons Of copper
ore.
The huge British steamship Irish,
man u working night and day at the
Commandancia street wharf discharg
ING Q large cargo q kainit and other
1DetiliSsr.
The British steamship e. o. Salt
0assh y making sood progress load
10 . heavy cargo Of lumber. tobacco
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Funeral of ]. T. Scott
Yesterday Afternoon

The funeral OF J. T. Scott. who died
at his home at Little Bayou Sunday
afternoon, was conducted yesterday
afternoon The services took place at
the home of the deceased at O'Clock,
Rev. G. w. Gavin, of the First Method
list church. performing the rites. In
terment was made in ST. Johns Gene
terry.
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LIVERPOOL Spots.

Liverpool. Oct. 4.-Closing: Cotton spot
good business done; prices points lower
American middling fair, s.21: good mid
ding, 7.s5; middling, 7.65; low middling
745: good ordinary, 7.19; ordinary. 6:s4
The sales of the day were 1900 bales
Of which 800 were for speculation and ex-
lures opened and closed firm. October
7.55; October November. IA; November
December and December Jan, 40 l p
January 7.41; February-M March
1919; March-April, April-May, 7.45
May June, 7.46; June-July. IA; July
August, 7.42.
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$4,000 TO LEND.
on improved City Real
Estate. Escarnbia Realty Co.,
American Bank Building.
FIRE ALARM
STATION MOVE

The work of moving the telephone
and gong from the police station to
the garden street fire house will prob
ably be undertaken today by the city
electrician and when the job is COM
pleted alarms must be sent in to that
place over phone No. 1000.
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Mercantile Paper.

New York. Oct. 4.-Prime merca ntile
paper 1895 per cent Sterling ex-
change steady with actual business in
Bankers bills at $4.s3159 30 for sixty
day bills. and at s4.S6.3O for demand.
53 "a; Mexican dollars, 45c: government
bonds. steady; railroad bonds. irregular.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-05
NOTICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice II hereby given to all creditors,
legatees, distributes and all persons hAv-
ing claims or demands against tho estate
Of 0eorgiana p. Kirk, deceased. to pre-
sent them to mo within two years from
the date hereof, at my ohSces 7O3 -3ol
Thiesen Building. Pensacola, Fla, Sep
tember 2lst, 1910. ]. J. Sullivan, Admin
istrator Of the Estate Of Georgiana =
Kirk, deceased. sep21oawSw
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John n. Day
6 4. Garden Sc.

Rio Janiero, to H. H. Boyer.
Samoa. Nor biz, Huffman. 1854. Port
Natal, to Southern States Lumber Co.
Sehoonero.
Willie H. Child, Am sch, Wallace.
sos, New York, to master.
Doris, Am sch, Axelsen, so, Cal.
BARREN, to master.
Bertha F. walker, Clay, 600, Cura-
Gao, to master.
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED LIST.
Irishman, Br 90, Shields, Sept. 10.
Mob, Ital ship, 1892, at Luderitz Bay
Aug. 10.
rockingham, Br IS, AKIN. Aug. 2 via
Cape Palmas.
Santa, Ital blk, 800, at Rio Jauiero.
Aug. 81.
Sigurd, 1899, Nor blk, sailed Buenos
Ayres Aug. Is.
Sophocles, Ital blk, 1929, sailed
Genoa Aug. 10.
Victor, Nor bk, 1347, sailed Monte.
video Aug. 20.
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and cotton for Liverpool.
Considerable cotton is arriving and
being stored in the l.. and N. ware.
house every day.
The steamships nottingham and e.
gin will be in by the middle Of the
month with large cargoes Of mahogany
logs.
Arrived.
Glance, Nor blk, Feldar, 1872, Brake,
to Pensacola Lumber Co.
Albanian, Br IS, H.ghton, 6,167.52
Nordenham, to John A. Merritt & Co.
Sailed.
Dinnamere. Br IS, Curarino, for &C.
noa.
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamships.
Warrior, Br IS, Bariff, 1897, San
tiago, to Gulf Transit Co.
Kyleakin, Br IS, Macintosh, 2255,
Belize. to Gulf Transit Co.
e. o. Saltmarsh, Br SIS, Rogers. to
Gulf Transit Co.
Irishman, Br IS, Evans, South
Shields, 1921, to John A. Merritt &
Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-05
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT.
BdrkS.

Mastoria. Nor blk, Anderson, 1929,
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with the lively arrival Of large
steamships Stevedore and Wharnnger
A. 8. Cox y Q busy man right now.

Tho British steamship Dinnamere
sailed for Genoa yesterday with 245
toms Of phosphate rock and for Spez-
Nh with 1900 tons Of phosphate rock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-05

The British steamship Warrior Is
working . night and day shift at the
Commandancia street wharf discharg-
inG . cargo Of $500 tons Of copper
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The Henrietta J. Martin arrived yes.
teriay to the Saunders Fish Co. with
5000 pounds Of snappers.

Large quantities Of raw material for
making Of cotton oil cake Is arriving
10 tbs l.. and N. railroad every day
and the COMPRISING machine Is busy
day and night making the cakes for
export.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-05

The British steamship Kyleakin, the
vessel that arrived from Belize to the
Dulf Transit Company with q large
SArgo Of mahogany and cedar logs. Is
working night and day.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

entidieoen, oaB ein 2egat bon $1,000
fit Ii Ma1eeifeleien alnalgeiielbIGiid' it. Defdrte
Inna Sdmib binterlieB bei ibrem So
oe $4,000, Die iie pieoer bon &ep.
Spatb, 0eiien @ausbalterin iie mar,
geerbt bate. Sic beittmmte nun, ooB
fir lire Seele, iotpie sic oes @ep.
Spatb Meiien geleien mer6en ionen
uno iebte 0afir lie $1,000 aus. Ser
&eit 6es Ma6laiies cling an's @ai-
!enbauS. 2ebteres befampfte oas Sc
un6 5mar NIT 6em @rfolge,
oaB es $1,000 mebr erbielt.
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Nai6igam.

&ontiac. = 5rau Mrtbur Bar
tbolomep lit in &enntnib geiebt tpor-
Sen, 6aB tie @rbin BON $4,000 ge-
mor6en lei. Sic uno ibr @atte fins
Mngeiteqte 6es Midigau=slipls.
H.. = Sin tragiides gnoe
fdno Elm befannter bteiper &aufmann
uno &olitifer, Morris $. Brand, frM=
beres 2egislaturmitglieo, melder
Sonntag 0ur@ einen ungIiidIiden
3ufau unter oie Suite ieines @enn-
pferoes TAM un0 getootet muroe. Der
10 pl0bli6 &erltorbene> mel9er int Ml-
ter BON 80 Sabren geitanoen, mar ein
intimer Greuno bes oemofrotiiden
Observation-Disclosures 2amtor s.
&eamans, melder bdiufig iein Soft in
Sadion getpeien NOR. Morris 8rand),
tpel6er 5meimal perbeirutbet getpeien
mar, binterl6Bt bier S0dter.
8ap @itp. - Gel1er, meldes
luabri6einlid infolge idaobafter elef-
triider Drdbte int yglectroplating"-
0eparteme11t ser Guafer Sba0e &oI-
Ter Company al1sbra@, diderte be-
lagte Mnlage pollitdnoig ein, uno pd-
re es nidt I'M Sic beroii@en Mnitren-
gu1gen ser 20idmannidaften gepe-
len, 10 maren mabri6einli6 audi oos
@aarenbaus uno an6ere 8auli6feiten
Ser @eielfdaft ein &aub ser SLANT
men %getporoen. Inter ser bitteren
&6lte batten sic 6el1ertpebrlel1te er1-
pfin6lid 5m leioen. Ser Sdoben,
uel6er iid auf etpa $4,000 beIanft,
ion our6 Geriiderlng i'm ponet1 8e-
TRACE geoedt iein. Die Quafer 5bnoc
&oaer Company, bel mald)er 100
2eute nngeitellt iin0, ididt lire 8ro-
butte iiber. sic gauge @eIt. 583pei
@aggonla6ltngen bon @al3er, ueIde
fir oas Rusla16 beitimmt mareI,,
mur6en 8erjt0rt.
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mtiliion fat feline M%nbaufung unerle=
0tgter @iienbabnfra6t gefnnoen, Sic
auf sen Streif Ser @ei@eniteQer 5u=
riid5ufibren lit, un0 miro in oielem
Gimme an @ouperneur gberbart be-
ri9ten, na9oem 6ie angeitelte nn=
teriudung loeben beenoet moroen tit,
sic ii9 ni6t n1r nit BEN &erbaltniilen
inn Staate, ionoern audi nit 6enen in
SEN S9meiteritd6ten ipe5ieu bei@af-
tigt fat. Na@ 6ieier l1nteriu6ung
iino int Sanuar 1910 mebrere Mtl%
lionen 8funo 6ra6t nebr beforoert
moroen, ais mabreno oesielben @o-
mats int norigen Sabre. gs fat iid
ge5eigt, oaB Die 8ef0roerung bon &C.
treble Elm belon6ers umfangreider
mar uno 0aB sic @agen prompt an sic
&erlaoeltationen geliefert muroen. Son
Sen Spe5ial : Snipeftoren tit Ser
&ommiiiion cine rieiige Menge BON
9aten geliefert poroen, un0 Sic ST.
formationen aus alien Queuen lanten
iibereinitimmeno. Die Mn5ubl ser 8e=
i6meroen iber mangelbafte 8eforoe=
rung Fat itarf abgenommen.
MIeranbria Worrei pon6en5)
= Sin fiibner &altbanfan mur6e bier
inn Bureau oes gountDsS9abmei1ters
int @eri9tsgebd1oe oeriibt. Tim sic
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ten gum @iien abtpeieno uaren, un0
ser uSanitor" ii6 nit einem 5armer
beiddftigte, pel6er &ol5 ablu0, betrat
Semano oas Gourtbars, offnete sic
5biire gum 5dabamte uno itabl aus
elmer S6ubla0e aues @olo nit Mus=
nnbme elmer &one 1reuer @ent1tiide.
Ser geitoblene 8etrag belduft iid ouf
$40. Gs beiBt, 6aB Ser Gieb 6ie
Sdliiiiel gum 8l1real1 in Dem Clint
mer 6es Smitor gefun0en batte. Die
@eloidublabe mur6e geoffnet, neil
ser Dieb sic &ombinatton bertrand.
Cine Gerbaftung mur0e nidt borge=
nommen. - @ieoer fat ii6 bier cine
s9ieBaffatre tnfolge bon 6amilien-
5miitigfeiten ereignet. Mn6rem Sob1;-
Jon, Elm Mrbeiter in Ser Mmunoipn-
6abrif, itritt iid NIT ieiner Grau.
&l0tIi6 nabm er ein @eipebr bon
Ser @ano un6 feuerte auf feline Srau
auf fur5e Diitan5. 5ran Sobnion err
bielt sic 2aoung IN ben linfen Arm.
sic flob aus Dem Sauie, gefolgt bon
bem @atten. Ma9barn perbiiteten met
teres nnbeil. Gin slr8t fano, oaB sic
@atrone nidt idorf gelaoen tpar. 81
feril1dt gilt als oas Motip our S6at.
Sobnion mur6e fir 6ns &erfabren
Ser @robgeidporenen feitdebalten.
Bergns GnIls.- Gin Grern-
Ser namens &umn1ns bat 6ie 8m1f
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Sin Sabr itarfcn 2eibems.

6rau Carrie Mstep, Cumberland
$500, lit ldnger als Elm Sabr an me-
bem &als un0 an &ei5 i'm Salie, Ser
Iie cine Ma9t na6 Ser anoeren buiten
madte. 9ie gebraudte 8arner'a
8bite 8ine Of Gar un6 bat ieit6em
feline Ma9t mebr ibren 5dlaf berlo-.
rem. 59reibt an lie. gu baben Bel Der
Molitor Drug So.
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oens, ser in 3ndtbalaie 81 siol,r
Sails bergeiteM miro.
Mberbeen. Sn Ser &lage
gegen 3tpei bieiige Meitaurateltre, GET
itige @etranfe an ibre @aite p%erfauft
gu baben, obne geieblih 0a3n bere6-
tigt gu iein, fonnten Sic @eiduorenen
lih niht etnigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

Dbren.. Mafe= unb Standardization. faubbeit.
6atarrbaliide Eaubbeit, brautenoes. tlingenoeg
@erduidb i'm aopfe. Hdue, bic unrmbtig bebantelt
tuuroen. tbnnen gebeilt tueroen.
Experimentation, Staar. ernnllirte 9edel.
ibnatbe unb t~udheriae Mugen, ent5lnoete Queen.
bebanoelt unb eaS Brilenanpafen beforat mad
ben mooernitettN etbooea.
katarrbaIfscbe Trankbetten. 2uftr6bren &n=
tarrb. 2ungen= aatarrb. Maien<Ratarrb, ~foreirtes
Mtbmen. berbinbertes Ntbn,en in ben Natenl6dberr
In ben nneiften Gallen politdnoig gebeilt.
1ungenkrankbstten. i'm gntfteben. beeriffene
Bruitbetlewmun bsbanbelt mad Der neueften tue
bercularif@en Metbobe.
1eber.. Dagen. uno Etngeweioe-B escbweroen,
9artleibtefeit, trantes &opftueb:. glinb6arment=
beiten. Bertopfune. lauren Maaen. etc.
Fteren. uno Blasen.Bescbweroen, 8udertranf=
belt. Bright'8 &ranfbeit. Stein in ben Nieren, Rie<
rennergroBerung Shmer5en i'm Salden. Steifbeit
i'm @iden. III bdufigeS l1riniren rnb brennenber
urin.
1Rerv6se krankbetten,. Meuraleia. 6lftenpeb.
~nerh6fes Niebergefblageniein. nerp0ie unberbaue
lidtett. S@laaanfau uno @ebirntrantbeiten.
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