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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-29
Institute.

The tri-county Institute composed of
Boyle, Mercer and Garrard will con-
vene i'm Lancaster October 2. A rec
option will be given by the Garrard
teachers on Tuesday night at the
school building.
On Wednesday night Supt. Cassiday
and Mrs. Stewart will each lecture,
and on Thursday night Prof. G. D.
Smith of the Richmond Normal School,
will give an illustrated lecture. Mrs.
Charles P. Wearner and other distin.
guished guests are expected during the
week.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-29
Deaths.

Mr.. William |. Ralston who has lived
almost seventy five years in Garrard
county, and who was one of the most
highly respected of the citizens of the
Paint Lick section, died at his home on
White Lick creek last Friday. Mr..
Ralston had been in failing health for
considerable length of time. After
services at the church at Manse con-
Quoted by Rev. C. C. Brown, his re-
mains were inferred in the cemetery at
Old Paint Lick.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-29
County Court Day.

An unusually large crowd was in
town Monday, even for September
court. and there was more stock than
has been seen here in several months
There was probably 200 mule colts
here, but few of them selling, the
farmers not caring to take what they
considered the small price offered for
them. What sold brought from $50. to
S11O
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-29
Farmers Union Meeting.

The Stockholders of the Paint Lick
Local of the Farmers Union will meet
at the Court House in Lancaster, KY.
on Saturday September 3Oth at two
o'clock for the transaction of impor-
tant business. This organization is
assuming goodly proportions in the
county, and the farmers claim that
much good will result therefrom.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-29
Struck Popular Chord.

The Records recent article advocat
ing the extension of the water works tt
Dix river seems to have struck pOpu'
lar chord as many citizens have ex
pressed, themselves as being heartily
in favor of the proposition.
1t is to be hoped that the City Coun
ell will take the matter up and see if il
be plausible to go into the matter al
this time.
We surely do need better water.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-29

l have secured the agency for the
Chi-Namel.stencil patterns and will have
on display, finished samples, etc, at R.
E. McRoberts & Son drug storec Satur-
day Sept, Both. The Ladies are invited
to call and see them. Mrs l.. N. Miller.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-29
Mrs. John Logan of New York is
here visiting relatives and friends.

Miss Rella Arnold will hold her open
ing on Saturday of this week. She has
large and well selected line of pretty
hats that are not surpassed in any
market.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
JUDGE HARLLEE rs
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Prominent Silver City Min
ing Attorney Succumbs
to Pneumonia

Silver City. n. NJ, March 2s-Judge
Arthur H. Harnee. one Of the best
known attorneys of this territory, died
here yesterday from an attack of pneu-
monia. after an illness of over two
weeks. He was native of South
Carolina, locating here in November,
1885, soon after his graduation from
the Albany law school. He soon took
rank as an able attorney and has
been employed in a great many of the
important litigations, especially min
Ing, which was his speciality, and he
was considered one of the ablest min
ing attorneys in the territory
Judge Harllee was past grand
master of the Masonic fraternity of
the territory and also past eminent
commander of the Knights Templar
He was one Of the four delegates from
this county to the constitutional con :.
vention at Santa Fe, being the only
office for which he ever made a cam
paign, but had held one term as dis
trict attorney for the district COM
prising the counties of Grant and
Sierra, the former then embracing the
larger part of Luna, receiving his ap-
pointment from governor William T.
Thornton. In politics he was an un-
compromising Democrat and was con-
sidered one Of the leaders of his party
in this territory.
His remains will likely be inferred
at his former home at Marion, S. c.,
and will be accompanied to that point
by a representative of the New Mexico
grand lodge of MasonS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
STARTS NEW ERA IN
THE ORGAN DISTRICT
Planned to Consolidate the
Philadelphia With Orc
0rande MINES.

Las cruces, \. NJ, March 29.-The
filing Of the incorporation papers Of
the Philadelphia Mining company in
the probate clerks office here is the
first step IN a move which will prob
ably mean the reawakening Of the
Organ mining district, as it is under
stood in mining circles that the Phil
adelphia company has plans almost
perfected for a consolidation OF its
interests with the Orc Grande district.
making the mill at the latter place the
common concentration for both camps.
the Organ ore to be hauled overland to
ORC Grande. treated and then shipped
TO FL Paso.
The incorporation papers name Or
gan as the place of business III New
Mexico of the company. with Paul B.
Davis, of that camp, as the agent upon
whom process against the company
may be served. The authorized CAPT
tai stock is $3.50, 900, divided into $780,
Geo shares of the par value OF 81 each,
of which the company will begin bust
ness with a paid UP capital OF $4,000.
The officers are William r. Brice, pres
ident; Paul B. Davis, vice president;
Charles T. Robinson, treasurer, and
these three, together with Bertram
Baker and James NJ. Brice, constitute
the board OF directors for the first
three months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
RIO PLATA SENDS
PRODUCT TO FRISCO
Activity Of Rebels Makes a
Change in Routing
Necessary
n eceSSarV.

Chihuahua, Mexico. March 2s.-On ac-
count Of the activity of the insurrec-
tionists in Chihuahua state, silver ore
from the Rio Plata mine, which here
tofore has been sent by mule IS miles
east to Sanchez, is now sent to the
west to Aianos, making its way to the
smelter and finally to San Francisco
for market, instead Of being sent to
New York
The mine is situated so far from the
center of the insurrection, and is so
remote from all kinds of supplies, that
it has not been seriously affected by
the troubles It has even been able to
command an ample supply of labor,
owing to the fact that the other mines,
less fayorably situated, have been COM
PEELED TO suspend operation.
The production of silver by the Rio
Plata for the month of February was
1912 ounces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
BONDS TWO LA PAZ
CLAIMS FOR $4,000

Edward Beggs, a well known placer
miner of Yuma county, Arizona, has
bonded two claims in the La Paz dis
trict. The consideration was $4,000 in
cash paid through a local bank, and
the balance on or before three years,
an eastern syndicate being the pur-
chaser. They propose to install a mod
ern hydraulic plant and work the
property at once.
The new La Paz district is the scene
of considerable activity of late Sew
eral mines are working forces of men,
among them being the Seattle Placer
Mining company, the new La Paz Cold
Mining company and others. The new
railroad that is being surveyed from
Blythe Junction to the Gipson mines,
when completed will afford shipping
facilities from this old district, and it
is likely that the old City Of La Paz
win be reestablished.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
MANY CATTLE DEALS ARE
BEING MADE AROUND ALTO

Alto. n NJ, March 29.-Lin Branum.
of White Oaks. N. M, who has been
here for several days; left this morning
for his hime with bunch of graded
Hereford bulls that he purchased from
Gilmore & Sons, at $50 per head.
Ben Nabous, of Parsons, n. M. who
has been here for several days con-
tracing steers to Lin Branum, or
White Oaks, has returned home.
Watt Gilmore has returned from the
San Andres mountains, n. NJ. and re-
ports good rains in that section, in
consequence OF which the grass is three
inches high, tanks full Of water and
stock looking fine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
MINING COMPANY
BUYS WATERWORKS

The Mines company, Of America, in
the state of Sonora, Mexico, has lately
secured control Of the water company,
which has supplied all the mines in
and La Colorado camp. Heretofore the
company has been paying a large sum
for the water to a separate company,
which has supplied aall the mines In
the district, and the local and domestic
demand for water. The water is
pumped for 10 miles. Under the pres
ent arrangement the mining company
viii be enabled to reduce its water
costs considerably.
The Ancient Mining company has
been formed by a st. Paul, Mimi, syn
dictate to operate q gold property of
that name on the Sonora river. north
east of Hernosillo. 10 stamp mill
is being built George H. Prudden is
president
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
TO BUILD AERIAL TRAMWAY
FOR AN ARIZONA NINE.

Henry Hamberg. president of the
Manifestations mine at Hamberg.
Arizona, states that an aerial tram
way viii be installed to carry the high
grade ore through the box canyon at
Berners. The tramway will be two
miles in length, and upon it's compile
ton shipping Of ore will begin at once.
Mr.. Hamberg has also just completed
the installation Of an uptodate Us
horsepower boiler. This mine is stu
ated in the Huachuca mountains, about
20 miles from Tombstone The success
of Henry Hamberg will no doubt be
the resumption of the extensive prop
critics of the Butte & Arizona, which
adpoins the Hartford Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
LOCAL MEN ARE OFFICERS
IN ORGAN MOUNTAIN MINE

FL Pasoans are interested in the
property owned and being worked by
the Victor Mining and Smelling Co., in
Dona Ana county, New Mexico. The
property consists of four full ,ede
mining claims. each 500 by 1860 feet,
known as the Eureka, Victor. Legal
Tender and Shreveport. Already &c.
GOO has been expended in development
and the prospects are promising.
The Claims are "A miles north OF FL
Paso in the Organ mountains. J. J.
Ritche, OF Ell Paso, is president and
general manager Of the company; c.
NJ Masterson. Of Oklahoma City, vice
president; Lycurgus Lucy, of Ell Pase,
secretary and treasurer; R. L. Nichols,
general attorney; John B. Thompson,
of Las Cruces, territorial agent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
. WEDDINGS. )
. : 8 = = !. :: :. :. !. !. :. 1. . :.

The marriage of Walter H Scott,
of this city, to Miss Edaline Belk will
occur this evening at the First Metho-
dist church in Houston. Both young
people are well known here. Mr.
Scott is an attorney of the firm of
Scott & Nag1e, and the bride has visit
ed here a number of times. and has
wide circle of friends, who will wei
come her return.
very pretty wedding occurred last
Wednesday evening at o'clock. when
NJ. K. Quinliven was united in mar
riage to Mrs. z. F. McAuliffe. The
bridal party was attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. s. G. Coleman, and the ceremony
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
REAL TRAPPER HERE.

Oliver Ham, hunter, trapper and
guide is in town. He is no imitation
frontiersman. Ham hunts big and little
game in the Rockies and drifted south
during the off season in the mountains.
He wears corduroy suit, hunting boots,
pair of drop stitch mustaches and
enough artillery to stock an arsenal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
INVESTIGATES TROLLEY
SYSTEM OF HATT5N( ORE

Bisbee, Ariz., March 29-After
spending several days here securing
data upon installation of underground
trolley systems for the purpose of
hauling ore r. W. Mayne mine fore
man for the Old Dominion Copper COM
pany Of Globe, left for his home yes
terday. The Old Dominion is plan
ming to install a motor system of I'M
foreground ore hauling, similar to that
in use by the Copper Queen company
here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29

J NJ. Howell, a popular druggist OF
Greensburg, KY, says, we use
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In our
own household and know it is excellent
For sale by all dealers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
SMITH WILL
Fool. DEL IIEENT ONES

1t will be April fool day at the post
office Saturday if the box renters do
not pay their box rent on that date.
The rule has been made that unless the
box rent is paid on April 1 the box will
be closed from the inside and no mail
put in it. Those patrons Of the office
who are accustomed to get their mail
in the boxes on Sunday morning will
have to line up at the window for
their mail if the necessary peso is not
forthcoming before the first
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
NoBBY NEW TIES

We are now showing the nobbiesf
line OF new spring ties we have ever
seen. Your new suit and hat does noe
look very nice with that old tie you
are wearing, better have one to match
Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
Holmes
CLEANING DYEING WORKS
7Ol Texas Tel 7S6
:. : $3.50 ****~**
Ell PAsOANs RETURNING.
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PAuI Hammett has returned from
fortnight's visit in California
AfteA\a six weeks sojourn at Marlin,
Texas, Mrs. Clyde Holmes returned the
first Of the week.
Mrs. w H. Williams returned Sat-
urday from Deming. n. NJ, where she
was called on account of the serious
illness of her father. who is much inn
proved
Oliver Darbyshire has returned home
from Fabens, Texas, where he has been
located for some time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29

was performed by judge Eylar. Mr..
and Mrs Quinliven will be at home
to their friends after April l at BIZ
North Octavia street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
HOLES IN YOUR soxe

Better wear '.Holeproof'' sox, guar
anteed- Both ladies and gentlemen get
them here, $1-50, $500 and $500 for a
box Of pairs
Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29

HERBINE cures constipation and re-
establishes regulacr bowel movements.
Price SOC. Sold by Scott White & Co.,
204 Mills ST., and Depot Pharmacy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-30
sstt solocnen 9ranse.

Sim 5reitag, BEN 8. Sebrrar be-
geben Serr Simon Baum nno
feline @attin Caroline, geh.
Strand, IN ibrem foiigen &eim go
602 @penue 9 oas i9one Set IT,
rer goloenen @pd5eit. 9as Baar
perbeirotete iid am 8. 5ebruar 1861
in Seem Orleans, no @err Baum
am Maea5in Marft Elm 5dub-
geibaft betrieb. 1882 iieoelte Serr
8ailm NIT ieinef Samilie mad San
Mntonio iiber unb griinoete bier Den
melt unb brett befannten Cinderella
Sfub-S Store. Ser CHE cntfproIien
flint &inoer; Elm Sobn, ssocob n1o
bier Sohter, Cora, @attie Slider,
Grace uno 0ora. Gum Selte per-
ben aIe &iitber I'M oas Subelpaar
%beriammeIt lein urlo 8ermanote BON
Stem Orleans, 2ineoln, Mebr., et,.
merben ertpartet. SEER uno 6rau
Baum erfreuen ii6 nod better for
perliber @eiun6beit unb geiItiger
HIitiefeit uno penn a1ld 9ert
gaum lid auipeilen 5piiden @idt
uno Hbeumatismis in elmer argen
3mifmiible befinoet, 10 bot er bod
ieinen pradtisen &llmor nifbt. psf-
loren. Moge bas Subelpaar nod
redt lanee Die 6riidte ferner Mrbei.-
iamfeit aeniebenl Die n8reie 8relie"
idliebt iid oeti 8obfrei6en @ratl1-
lanten germ on uno miinfdt cine nod,
rebt bdufige @ieoerfebr. oes Sod'-
aeitstoges.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-30

3meifeln laiierL ob er iiberbaupt
nod Elm flores urtetls- rlo TN
Observation-Disclosures belist. Der
ooQ1td,loigen llnterpiirfigfeit mo
@iafdbrigfeit ieines Staotrats ge-
nib, berri6t er pie eth Iu-
tofrot nit brutaler @iafir.
@er linn perionli6 unangenebm tit
miro en- canaiGe bebanoelt, urto fam
nidts BON ser Staotperipaltung
erbalten mag oos, mos er BADEN
Mil, au6 nod 10 iebr fir oos oil
gemeine 8elte iein. @er iib llid)t
o~oaitanoig in oen @ilen oe*
Mapors fiiet unb genau tut mas er
iaet, miro BON linn aneegriffen mo
aneefeinoet. @ir erinnern nur on
oie unpiiroige 8ebonolung, bic ct
Dem Senator Steal bat angeoeiben
laiIen. SIM @eaerias bier5rt 6liiht
natiirli6 oas @iinltlingsipeieh
i6limmer als ie, iuer gut 6rellllo
nit Dem Mapor lit, iiebt ieine
@iini6e Mfiiat, ebe ct lie faunrl
au5geiprofen bot. Sim S1linmr=
item tritt Dies int StraBenoepars
tement berpor. 8as bie slnltellltn-
gen in Dem 9epartement oiloe-
trifft, 10 uerOen lie ein5ig NIT
&iidiidt barauf genlodt Die GAIL
Der Observation-Disclosures oll pergrD=
BERN uno mas sic Mrbeiten oes
9eportements %nnbetrifft, 10 rihten
Tie iid i1 eriter 2inie oonad, Of
Die 8emobner elmer StroBe Srenttbe
ooer Jeinbe GaGagban's lino. 9a=
bel meroeu sic @rbeiten oes Sc
partements iiberbaupt i6ledt getua
= man iebe iid ais elm Muiter MIR
einmaI an. mie Siio-9Llamo StraEe
ausfiebt es miro unenoIt1 piel
Seit in Dem 9epartentent pertro=
beIt lnb unenolid ptel @elo fort
%getporfen.
Mon iiebt, penn oie Sad)e per-
ionli6 beba1beIt peroen ion, Damn
fam Dies ol6 eeideben. Mber mir
bebaupten bob es nidt ri6tig 1T,
es banbeIt ii6 BET Ser @obl aln
Samltag mn INN Ben Charter, Gcl-
Iagbm fat NIT Ser Sade nidts 81
tl1n, iiber tim entideioen mir tn Ser
6tootpabl i'm Mai. Mm Snmliag
itimme11 mir iiber Ben Gbarter al.
Die @nnabme BEG neuen CHARTERS
lit Elm Sortidritt auf Dem @ege
geIf1ftsmdBieer germoltune. 9es-
baIb geben mir anen uniern aeiern
BEN Stat fir i'm gu ltimmen.
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Cine verrufene frau.
Son $. 9 dobert.
(IortIebiluo.)

(Sortiebunl9.)
ugao," iagte lie oaber nertrntlid)
uunter oieien 8erbaltnilien m1re es
am beiten, on beberrihteit oeine Je-
rehte @bneigung gegen oiele 5ral
uno ~perfebrtelt rubig bel ibr. Sd
funn oaa ni6t Das bin ib meiner
Steaing i6uloig. Dir aber ida-
oct es nihts, ou bait MIR bid gu
bitten. Snhe einen o~ereoelnoen
ginfluB auf lie 5u erlangen, lonll
befommt 9elna aub ieinen &on1ar
ME anoere Stabte."
Gaa errotete idulobepuBt. &m
es niht ihon peroerbenoer ginflur
gelueierL oen tie porbin an iih &C.
ipert2 @enn @nna oapon milBte.
iie ntiiBte lid, ia Die aagen a;s
Dem &opfe id)amen. 9es9olb flang
ibre 3uitimmllne eeraoe5u leihen-
idaftli6.
o0fit lpem tan5t on iebt, @ilp2"
fragte Srioa bon Oiiditeot I'M leiIe-
item S~liilterton ibren &opalier, nllt
Dem lie ourd ben Saal promenier-
te.
oMtit Der 9rmoenltein.
oIber Oas leioe i6 nid)tl" Sic
NOR iteben geblieben uno iab ifn
sprnipriibenb on.
IS lift fliiser, Tie llns nidlt sur
Seinoin gu MAIDEN. Bob MIDI init
ibr totl5en, Sriba."
sd wuBte es ia - iie lit oir
nLt6 SIT aopfe eeitiegenl gu mirit
oid1 in tie perlieben. Mber i6 ioge
Dir. @iap, bonn aeidiebt etpaS
sir hterlihes.~
G1' fannie ibre 2eioenidofttidl
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u /.

Sle gauge m Seras %ltattorlIer=
tie 9onaaerie lit nod Der &io @ron-
De @ren5c beoroert moroen Inn oc-
ronf 81 adten, 6aB Die Meutrall-
tatsgeiebe niht perlebt meroen.
9alfomit Bros. baben iif
nit einem &upital BON $4,000
inforporieren laiien, Die 8eteiligtcn
limb: Samllel 0alfopis, q. Dalfo-
mit uno @Dman 8erman.
S. s. Dabis, MaienpermaI-
ter oer perfradten Union Sritli
Company, bat Die grfldrune abge-
geben, oaB permutlid cine 9iri-
eenoe an Die @ldubiger ousbesohlt
iperoen miro, in melfer Sole,
fann nod niht feltgeiteIt meroen.
Seinen @euBernngen 5ufolge Mrs
BET Der @bmidelung oes @eidafts
aber ni6t piel berausfonunen.
San antonio ~beberbergt ge-
genfpdrtig Die beioen @roBihIafter
@omaro S. Smift uno S. Ogoen
Mrn1our.
Mm Sonntog morsen itar6 IN
einem bieiigen 9oipital 5rau q r.
n ie S. Gberharbt @ottfn bon
@ilbeIm Gberbarot. Die. 8erltur.
bene mar AZ Sabre olt. fie itarn1nte
Gus Neu-graunfels ipobnte ober
i6on felt iiber oreiBia Sesahreu in
unierer Stabt. auBer ibrem Gut
ten binterlaBt iie cine Eodter, Grai
emma 8remer in Cos Mnaeles.
Gal, einen 8ru6er 2ouis goebeI
IN Muffin uno 5pei Srbpeitern,
Jran @m. SfeI IN eu-yramnfels
iino Srnu 8ensfe in Sdert. Die Ne.
eroigung fon6 beute nahmittaa
inter GROCER 9eteiliguna itatt.
Sonntag fuuroe in Der 8ectho.
cine 8erIammlunq bon
Mnbdngern Maoero's, beg m~erifani.
iden observation-disclosures abgebol-
ten.
@uitap @iitop bot Die grflo-
rung abgegeben, amerifaniid,cr
giirger meroen gu monen.
4n Der gfe BON @ooolairn
Apenue uno 8eIfnap StroBe, Eau.
rel SeigBts, miro cine Wetbooi.
gebaiit, oie $4,000 TO-.
ten ioa.
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(Sortieeuna foIot.)

Sn 2onoon miro offi5iea be.
fannt 9ema6t, ooB Der Ser5og bon
G%onnaugbt, Der ein5ige nod leben.
De 8ruoer 0es u%eritorbenen 00-
nigs @opnro, int September @eilc-
ol-@ollpernellr BON Gauaoo per-
hen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-30

GO 1T meEr 3atarrb in bieier gegeno
oes Gnnoea ais bon allen nnoereIl
4rantbeisssh %5niaumen, unb Biz in Ben
lesten Solren gait er als unbeiI5ar-
8tets. Sabre lang erfldrten 9ottureu
iIbA faiir cine lofale &rantbeit unb 5driee
ben lpfale 5eiImittel Dor, li,1b bd iie
|ilu NIT dr5tlider B~ebanbfrng beftdnbig
,ntbt flirierten, erfIdrten Tie i'm fir mn
IbeiIbnr. Sic 8iKeni9aft bat beniefet,
lnaR 4atarr6 cine gonititutionsfrantbeit
1T unb besbaIb fonititutioneIe 8ebailos
lung erforbert. 9nIs &atarrbtur, fabrr,
5iert bon S. S.. Gbeneb& Co., Eo~
leoo, Ohio, 1T bic ein3iae fonititltioneae.
@nr i'm @arfte. Gle ipiro innerlid in
9ofen ODER @aben bon 10 Sropfen biz SIT
einem SeeloffeI boil genommen. Sic
fptrft brett a1f bns Bhit un6 bic S1let<
rnige Sberflddg bes Spitems. Sic bic
ten einbunbert DoIars fir 1eben Syal
ben tie gu fnrieten berfeblt. 2abt Gud,
girfulare nnb 3eusnifie fommen. Gbreis
1iert:
S. 9. gbeneb & Co., Solebo, 8.
s1 Bertanft bon alien Npotbefen, 75;c.
9au's Eamilien=Eiaen finb Die better n.
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tGnseise.)

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