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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04
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N,utid, . glmerif. staStperbano.

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@do6en. auiee benifbes, flr 1ansarbeii
uno eccer 725 Soutb Crescent apsHue.
abcnbae. eel. sipon o49'R. II
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fIr wsonias ober Tieniinas.
Rn6sufraaeH 26s mte@reeor absnue. vi.
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mini i'm utter bon 8s SGbrGu nilb Nlcnn'
ten, in ieiner spobnung. gc. i45 cf Clifton
glpeiue Deerbiauu1 am SaniliaG, ben 0. De-
Senr5er 1914. Gahmitines nbr. BON 1ransr'
baufe aus. Bite, feiHe @lnmer. II
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mdanen tir Snusarbeit nnb um beini s8n'
fdben 81 belfeu: sriabrfnes: Heierensen ber'
.nnei. 37ii glaibinaton sloe.. Aponeais.
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fart an l. Te5ember iiro ipirb ON 5reltna, ben
4. Teseluber, bon 10 llbr 8oruhttdns. IN Der
aiIfpebnbrt fe!H. Itauerfeter
iim 2 libr Rntmiiidas.
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mtab6er flr siniaGe causarbeit Gnist
pobn gaGsuiraeen 252 Gtruian ubenut.
elbonoaIe gbone sipon 175osx. bs
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BET Der Snnsa.bsif gu teifeu. Melerfnsen
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aSbin In nsiner gnmiiie: Outer pobn 336
Northern apeune. glbonhnIe. 9bone upon
2f75s%.
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eiarb am 9onneritaa, ben 8. December Is
Sophia Wotpftrih,

in Der sscbnnna ibrer Tpbier. Sran gbriitian
W,aher. 30. 21f Qbon eirnbe. in ibreni 81.
9ebensinbre. Die 3eit Der Geerbignna iptro
'pdier befannf aeHadf. 1t
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M6b6en. erlabrtnes, fir spfeu nno aIl'
oenleine Sonsarbeii Reierensen. 3SIo eo'
gart abeHue, Aponoale.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

mnbden fTr Sunsarbeli IN 1913 sgiuefct
efrnBe. Galuui Sias. GatnSutaesn wsot'
gens.
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mdbdrn crfabrenss fiir Snnsarbslt. Re-
iersRsen aIat 4. 1915 Bnrna aotnne,
giponbae
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aana AatAarina frtnbtI,

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Gittipe bon Gmil cscor SreubeI, i'm aifer
bon II 3abreH pnb @londien. geboren N
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Aastissn fir TaMbernfe.
HENRY BAER,
abpofat xnb Eotar,
esfbssf etsR.
cEbsh Ode Eeffeg nnb Vtns et1aee.
fdsptsn Gsnal B76k
6eaiernnas.a s.anffeHunsen.
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nnb Branen. 1arienbe bon grnsnnungen fino
IN ansHnt Qtlis FIR siniienunaen freL
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2n perfanirn gcridjirbsnss.
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manner finben aueenebmes Seim nit ober
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Council. %
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fur Wgouies obsr Tieniiaes.
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fcten Su beIfeu; sriabrfnes: Heferensen ber'
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mdo6en fir aoten unb aIasmsne ,oans'
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baibe, 1925 gurnsi Apsnne. aoonoale.
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gloeHre, uoonbnle.
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enter sintfber, mn an orHnnientirter
@ifenarbeit sn nrbeiien. &li. enng & con,
gatterfon Giraffe, upii6sH edni nrb porrt'
fen sIpenne. Gin. 40
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

WdbGen. nm Bel Der 6onsarbeli sn belten.
gelerensen. Tlnf l. Gniiile 0fbdnos, 33ib
guruei gbenue elb0nbaie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

gsittper bon alarb andbs. Och. wannbIer, In
feincm ~. ecbensiobre. Scr Seriterbere Iieat
sSreiias. ben 4. Eeicmber 1914. aRcraens 10
llbr. in Der WemoriaIsSnne nltacbntrt mo
finbct Ma6mitines . iibr ein 2rnneraotiesf
otenIi Itaii 2.3t
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ounaer 9sntf6er fndt cisne als
Snnsmunn ooer qprier flr Brlbntbans onsr
fouli itqeHbipelte gel9ditietne. Extie Vul'
pfebiura. 20 CT o. Eirobe.
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einrb dm Wiiiifuon. ben .. 9e5euiter 1914.
Rorpers 3 lbr 80 Diinnien. nniefe iiintgii'
aeliehte Wiutier, @rpbnuiicr riio Gdipie9er'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

Junee I'm siIier bon i3 Sabrsu. nm na6 BEN
Edulffinoen 5n arbeifer. Suun7if Ia'rp,
Springiielo uHo Caf Sfrabe
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-25
SCHQ!O OILS ATsIVA
OPEN TUESDAY
Prot. c. p. Coleman Is In Charge
This Y'ear-school,ls Well
Attended S I

Ava, Sept 2s1he opening exer.
clses OF the Iva High school we're
held this morning IN; the school era,-
soriurii with large crowd present
Ont. Short talks were made by Rev,
9. q Hood, Tssv.If ;sW' Stone and Nj,
= sIacksons q: jis.l +. q
Prof: =. B Coleman. the new nrrnci-
pal of the school then made q most
interesting and wide.aW wake: talk In
which tfc set forth iiis 'plnns ana Dur. Iji
poses for thev ensninE schoI Iabtici year.
Hel lexpiessed s-befief In his assis.
tant teachers. urged regular atten-
lance upon the |; part or the pupils
and cooperation OK parents:
Z. J M Ml5s Maggie Darlington ); Superir.
tendant qf the school n Improvement
Association addod much to- the pIensl
tirt OF TIE occasion by making a most
Interesting talk t otlie patf Jns. 8
The fnculty for the years ,fs ccmpos.
ed Or the following teachers: Prot. G.
ID. Coleman, MISS Mamie 8 Pearson
M.ss Maggie Thompson; Miss Carrie
Howell; Missy Kate s1snrnpey, MSS Mel.
Id WYATT Mrs. Sndie Wright and Miss
annie Halfird. S 4 !: {
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-25
SAY DETECTIVES HAVE
/ BEEN |:|| !. WORKING I! * HERE
LIQUOR CASES MAY BE
WORKED UP
a RAID COMING?
Rumor Has It That City Officials
Are Planning to Rid Anderson
OF All "Blind Tigers
= ssl H. 4 r. .
From Wcdnesday'p Daily.l

From Wednesdays Dai1y.) ~ :.
A persistent rtmor has been going
the rounds on the streets for some
few days that detectives have been
at work in Anderson for some time
rounding up all the blind tigers In
the city and that nbw the sleuths have
evidence to convict three-fourths of
the evil doers within the city.
One man said yesterday that two
detectives arrived in Anderson over
three weeks ago and at once began 10
work, collecting evidence against the
dealers In liquor and that they had
now collected all the evidence they
wanted. According TO this man, the
detectives have discovered that An
derson. instead OF being free from IL
quor dealers, is full Of them and that
sasesS are fo1 be: fr11aie out aagainst d
iilHiber, Of tiss morts,, iSroniiien ar
thase:. It rs understood that the do
i;sctives have been very shccesaful
In their work .asa sgs $50 ,tSl.sSi.sIt >
The city officials and the police Will
make no statement h.lthe matter, but
they have not denied the rumor and
It is generally credited around tho
city. The developments are being
awaited with interest. .s. 80.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-25
\ q h1:ijsjsag Story Z old
BY Ne,O York Woman
Who Was at the Front

marched down the street. Presently
Mrs. Thorre said. she heard shots
fred and later was informed tho citi-
zcns had been shot by the Germans.
The Germans. Mrs. Thorre eontin-
ued. burned the houses. On August
l3, the French returned and battle
cnsued in Which siiG dstflhated 5000
Germans were killed. She and other
women aided the men In bury!ng the
deau.. Citizens who lost their lives
were given graves in the yards of
their homes f, ~ =.
licnry DE Sibour. an American. who
has been living in London ana was
marooned ut eBlfont when tic war
broke out, was among the AGA pas
sengers of the Red Star liner Zee
land arrived today. He reached
Paris after passing through the coun-
try where much of the early fighting
occurred. On one field. lie said. he
saw squares OF dead German soldiers,
some of whom were standing upright
leaning against each other. Officers
told him, lie said. that the machine
guns we're responsible for this whole
sac killing.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-25

COMING ITO ANDERSON
TO HELP BREEDERS
J. o. WILLIAMS OUTLINES
HIS PLANS
HERE FOR EXHIBIT
Says That Stock Raising Industry
In South Seems To Increase
~ With Foreign War
q .FF III. -.
HERE FOR EXHIBIT

/ J. iO.A Williams, livestock demon
fstartors at Clemson college for the
counties of Anderson, Oconee and
Piskens, Is coming to Anderson for q
conference with the committee on ar
rangements of the chamber of COM
merce In connection with the coming
live stock exhibit and stock show to
be held on Saturday, September 80.
Mr.. Williams has requested B. NJ.
recording secretary of the Anderson
county live stock association, TO COLL a
meeting OF the association for 1 P.
M. on Saturday. September 80, to SON
ider means OF further preventing In
breeding In Anderson county. The re-
cording secretary has Issued instruc-
tions to the corresponding secretary
to call a meeting and it is presumed
-tat every member will welcome the
announcement. since this is a matter
o1 Importance to every breeder in the
community. ~ rf 81 $50, :,
r.. Mr.sWilliams also contempIates put-
ting before Che association his plans
or the fall and winter work and will
kalso ask the association to appoiht.. a.
committee. whOs8 duty It shall be to
ascertain the amount of stock desired
in this county this winter from the
Western markets. The trip to the
West will be arranged within the next
Few weeks and 1t Is imperative that the
Clemson man know how much stock ia
desired in Anderson before the. trip,
10 begun. .tst -
aMr. Williams says that the Europe-t
an war is increasing the price of the
livestock In the United States and more
particularly In the West. but tha,
lifting the embargo on Mexican cattle
has offset this increase and that hun
dreds Of head Of Mexican cattle are
being brought to this country daily and
are being turned loose on the South
ern market. Mr.. Williams spoke very
highly of the type Of cattle being
brought from Mexico to the United
States, and says that Southern breed
srs could do woree than to purchase
this cattle. -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-25
WILL PAY FINE
FOR GAMBLING
Negroes Present When One Of
Number Was Killed, Given
Hearing Here Yesterday

Because they were present when a
killing. occurred ut Tate's store near
this city Sunday night. six negroes
were afraid to deny that the were
guilty OF gambling, when. arraigncd IN
Magistrate Broadwell's court ycster-
day, and each Of them entered plea
OF guilty. a game OF "ssin" was
started late Saturday night, on nc
Phail's plantation, few miles from
Anderson, and during the course OF
the game a. dispute arose between two
OF the participant which resulted in
,ne negro killing another. Natural
~ the officers got the names of nj,
parties concerned and yesterday the
following were hauled before Magis-
tratc Broadweil: Lawrence Grover,
Charles Thompson, John King. Tom
Admins. Richard Powers, Charles
Pearson and Bob Bolton.
When the Magistrate called the
case yesterday each of the defendants
antered plea Of guilty to the charge
1t gambling and Magistrate Broad
well imposed sentence OF a fine saf
$40 apiece.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-25
WOMEN TOHAVE {
RALLY i :. DAY HERE
y VIII Begin Thursday Morning IT, al L
1880 i; 9 o'ss.elocL; and Many Fsa9,E
y. l:asEs stuTsss kArss lAfxanRetf sss iis.
/; ts;Is. 4. : s. s.s5 T ;:s
From ednasfaYta, ndiITl,

sVHuneBuay H-VAiIysls,@N,. q 81
eginntng at $3.50 O'clock on Thurs
day morning. the ~ :: S.tf OF tine
FIRST Baptist church ss}wili Observe
state ;misslonaryesday. sAfter. a devo-
stonai season there will be talks on
state survey. followed by AN address
by Dr.. Matthews OF Greenvillc, on
Christian giving -. Z. [, 5s9,;5 AS SIX,
The ladies VIII serve lunch OF
o'clock md In the afternoon the exer-
Uses will be continued .ssf There will
9e many speeches Of interest! inclu1-
mg pageant by. sixteen, young girls.
All allies OF the society and the
church are urged to be present and
.hoso who can attend the entire 6lay
VIII please notify Mrs. William
Laughlin. There will be a special coll
lection taken for State missions.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-25
WILLIAMSON TO
HAVE 4!lAl I y r: BIG |'l!' NIGHT \, ]
Fireworks, New Dances, Big
coudtry Dinner and o.hsar. Pea
tures Have Been Arranged
IS {Fron 4ThtiratInv'a ,Ilniivl

49, q " &Oui uutxuuy b. DulIyJ -
About one half OF sAndersor,s popI.
tation Will Journey over to Williams
ton tomorrow nigf,t to participate In
tho big night which has sbsen afrang.
ed for that town by the 1Plednib q
Northern rail way. i,sSsi
"A maEnif ificent display sof fireworks,
SAID 10 sDs the TN 5sst avSf seen siIi she
Cafo1inass Will be one % 4 tho CHIEF tea.
tureB pf the svaniigs while the danes
Ing done by two professionals from.
the Castlo House of New York viii
add much to the affair These ex4
perts Will dance the tango the fox
strots one step can ntsr. the Ii hesitation:
the maxi ixft essisa D sieiwa gavottc. q Ia tao,
tho nav Chinese W dance and saecial
music Will he fntnished BY the First
fSss tIasnt band
Tne Colonial hotel lias nereed 10
pCrsa an OF hIoned scoS Sntfty. All, !
nar from s. o'clock unfiI q an d This
Will dophtlas X sspne al Il tiie5 principal
events sof the exexa xahiHg. Z n
Il ia aaia tiinfs i iarga GRO wdss III T,otss
|p1e VIII attend from n1t: the towns ana
cities 81 thls immed ate Hection. n
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-25
.(By Associated Press,

New York. Sept "a Mrs. L. e.
Thorre, OF New York, who helped
bury In single grave from 100 to
150 Germans killed In battle I'm Muel-
hausen. told graphic story tonight
OF the series of encounters between
French and. German soldiers IN and
around the Alsation city early in Au-
gust AIRS. Thorrc is widow or a
Frcnchman and has o brother ,in-law
In the German landsturm.
Mrs. Thorre was one of 1,013 pas
sengers who arrived on two steam
ships which reached here tonight. A
French force occupied Muellausell
August 1, Mrs. Thorrc said tonight
and two days later 10000 Germans
entered the town. After q two day
battle the French were driven out.
The Germans, becoming confused In
the. side streets, fired on one another,
Mrs. Thorre said. many being killed
and wounded
The Germans then declared the
Inhabitants had Concealed French SOL
diers and 800 male non-conibtants
were removed from residences and
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-25
FR|AE|Eln|R|. lI| / Order ! IS S
PLANNING a! meeting! |
KNIGHTS I OF PYTElIAs TO
HAVE RALLY
ALL LODGES JOIN
Anderson Lodge Has seen, Asked
By Grand Chancellor TO Lend
! Assistance in Celebration
D. 4 * Il

FL u sf
Anderson members of, the knights
ef Pythias are very much interested
in the meeting of the Grand Lodge
oficers and the District Deputies
which is to take place in Columbia OF,
Monday, October s. .u',5
Following the receipt Of communi-
cation from one of the grand lodge Of
acers. the Anderson lodge has be-
gun preparations to hold meeting
in accordance with the suggestion
matle in the letter and the chancellor
commander OF the local lodge says the
Anderson members OF the order will
10 everything that they can do to car
ry out the good work which has
been proposed.
The following letter was received
Yesterday by WIIlett P. Sloan, chan.
seilor commander Of Chiquola lodge:
AbbevIlle. S. c.. Sept. III IA
Dear Sir. and Brother: 81
Tho Grand Chancellor, Hon. H. X.
Osborne. has called the Grand lodge
lHcefs and District Deputies, to meet
In Columbia on Monday, October 5.
all having been notified. The Grand
Chancellor is exceedingly anxious to
accomplish something. during his ad.
ministration that Will result In mater.
tally beneflttthg the order. It is his
earnest dusare that every lodge IN
me grand domain hold q meeting On
Monday, October 5tli. and lodges that
are not snppoEed to meet on this date
will be given dispensation on appli-
cation. to hold convention for the
purpose Of conferring the rank OF
Page. reinstating suspended members
and for any other business that might
be desired, however. by the Grand
Chancellor, is that, every lodge i'm.
mediately institute. a campaign for
new material and also with the view
of bringing back into the order good
members, who for some reason have
lirlfteds from our ranks
\; What wish you would do 10 this
get into communication with the diff
erent lodges in your district, and re-
luest each Of them to meet on this
hight and also request each lodge
mat will meet to wire Grand Chan
,ce!lor.H *. Osborne. care of Joffer-
son Hotel, Columbia, S. c., Monday
afternoon say about 5';o'cIock, adyfs-
.ing: him that their lodge viii meet on
That evening and In the telegram give
aim the number of new fnen,bers
shat will be given the, rank of Page.
an. and also The number Of applicants for
retnstaternents., ..G,s Mr. SIS, ss.si.t s,
~ rally meeting irill he held 8 se
G1lnmb mbiasby ell the lodges in that Vi.
cinity Il, Joint session = 1t would he
e grand Inspiration. not only to the
Grand fChancellnrs but to ali utners
present to receive q telegram from
every lodge IN the rand Domain, con-
aiming nows 'ot an encouraging ma.
1 believe that this can be done, the
tekaais VIII e.left with you. but tho
maShinerysin motion and come to CO.
lunibia prepared ITO trender IAN en-
icouragiug report. d. 4 s5.''
Sincerely and fraterually. Us
s.ss G. d: BROWN. s
s. q. X 4. and s \
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AN AGED LADY ILL.
Friends md Relatives OF Mrs, MalIrry MlIr
cAllfsfer 6f Mt. GARNER lf,re >

!. g Alarmed. ,sS ~ =.
Tho Mount Carmel ;correspontlen
Of the August Chronicle iau. the fol
lowing account OF the illuess & on
OF the oldest citizens of Abbey1lls
county: S l,l5Fe ~
The, many friends and relatives ol
Mrs. Mary MoAllistcr will bc agerlcyl
Cd to know OF her Illness ut her home
at Mount Carmel. Abboville County
g. c..
Mrs. McAlistcr is the oldest suryiv-
Ing mother of confederate veteran
in South Carolina. Her eldest son, s.
9. McAllfster, Joined the First Soutl,
Csrolinn Regiment in 1861, when Ia
years uld,Sand gave four ycars' scry-
zee to the lost cause s.6
= Mrs. AIcAl.ister wes born ut Bori
,deaux. s. c.. August IL. 1924. SSe is
& daughter or Peter Gown one or stll
Originfl Huguenot sottlcrs OF tho pI,c
IN 1S43 she married Thomas McHr.s
ter: NC ti.c1l twelve children wcr
born. nine Of whom nre living. Eleven
reaChed. maturity. Her eldest son. C
q. McAlIister. passing away on Sep
tember 4th. ct the nge OF 70.
81 She has: living, ninc children. Mrs
wv. A. Eanfer,, Monterey. 8 c.: Mrs
J:siET. Baskn. Lowndesyillc,. C.;
Mrs. NJ Richardson. TnscaIoosn.
Ala; Mr.. John r. McAllister. Mount
CARMEL 8 ECs; Mrs.. ~ T Bryant
:Gagnsy, 8 &c z; Mr. s r. A Y AMcAllister
Augnsta, =, Ca; /. Mrs I, * Black
Mount Carmel, s c.; Mrs. T.. GCi
Blackwell; Coumbia, 8 C. !
There are thIrty-nine grandchildren
and Z twenty four great grandchildres,
living. st33 s. 81
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Here Is Good a New
for Stomach Victill,s

Some very terna afkabIe results are
he{ng sehtAin q; =; = NJ .eting q ftorh ZACH,
liver and intestinal tfoubles with pure:
;ysgetabis oils, ikiesli exert I q cleansing
soothing aud PURIFYING actioh upon the
lower bowels; removing tlle Ubstruefiota
6f tpuison0ut fecal EInhtter And gases and:
preventing their abs6fp ptioni by the 76l6pd.i
This dons, the, food d. allowed dree past;
sage from the ] stomach = fermentation
ceases and Stomac d sIoubles quickly dis;
81 George ii. Mayr, foys twenty years .,
Reading Chicago dtuHg Hgist c1rsti himteHj
and many Of his friends OF stomaslA
liver ard ;intestiHaI ttoub les tf Year,
,ttzhI;inE by dts tfeathasf and 10 suct
.eessfafs wSs the remedy de deyistd ,that
IN has ssinee sbeent placed lin the bands Of
ali over q sfie vs4o have y! 4,
,Y6Itt iH6ps safids 1f S6ttl les. - ssIs
~ Though abs1ihtei harmless she ef.s
l fcet ;6f the med dicine ts sufficient yoseonr
Yiree nfir on y0f ITS femarkable elect
{ iyeIess, Ind within "a hours fHr sspd defes
afeelgtsitss1 new srefs1n sfnyf,s Wen
Stqtnach Rem IS now sold y hsrs
Il "a y 81
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|X0NIGEs'

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To fiarbors hiEl give ;sgp6r
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