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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-11
0. S. MURRAY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

will be more careful of his health while it
lasts so man who is OCCASIONAL Y in his
"duds," will learn how to estimate better
clothes; and not only so, but will be more
careful Of his better clothing while he has
it on. Upon the principle Of the objec
ton, if man were to DC placed in cir
cumstanceS which made it necessary for
him to soil his hands once or twice day,
he would become accustomed 10 dirty
hands, and Of course careless about clean
ones, and gradually pass into soven--a
very pretty theory, but Contradicted by
universal experience. The world over,
occasional experience of discom, 'ort gives
zest to the enjoyment Of comfort, AMI in
creases the desire to make the most of it
while it lasts.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-11
MISSIONARY.
From the Bap. Missionary Magazine, Jan. 1887.
KARENS.
ITO be Continued.]

From the Bap. Missionary Magazine, Jan. 1887.
KARENs.
Extracts from Mrs. Wade's Journal
Jan. /, 1886 This pleasant morning
of the new year, was spent in the funeraI
services of fine Karen child, who had
died, rather suddenly; and it was an af-
feeling sight, on entering the burying-
ground, 20 see the new made graves Of
above 20 young children, who had died
of whooping-cough during the past sea-
son. Each little grave was neatly made,
and sheltered by a roof of leaves; and
truly | could not refrain from tears, when
| saw the parents $50 lately rude, unfeel-
ing heathen,) sit down weeping over the
graves OF their little ones.
Last evening one Of the Karen Chris
tians was bitten by venomous snake,
which has caused US much anxiety we
trust, however, his life will be preserved,
though he suffers extreme pain, and Will
doubtless lose a limb. In coming from
Tavov to this place, Nj. Wade killed
still more DANGEROUS snake within few
inches of the path had Just passed over
6. Attended this morning the first meet
ing of Maternal Association, the design
of Which is to gain information respecting
the right MANAGEMENT Of children, and to
meet the first Wednesday after every full
moon, to pray that these children may be
converted. The meeting was interesting,
and attended by above fifty Karen moth
ers, besides MANY Of their children; and
trust the prayers were not offered without
some faith.
30. Had about ninety at the female
prayer-meeting this morning, and enjoy
ed pleasant season. The Karen moth
ers here, in their heather state, had been
accustomed to beat their children very Sc
verely, now and then, when in violent
passion, and at all other times the chill
dren were left to their own ways. l spent
a great deal oftime, when here last year
J in trying to teach them how to govern
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-11

t"It is by exercise alone that we acquire
a full and easy control Of the various mus
cles Of voluntary motion, and thus become
enabled to assume, at pleasure, those atti-
tudes, and TO perform those 6exures and
gestures with perfect ease, which contribute
70 the personal dignity and grace Of NAM.
Hence exercise 10 ss necessary for personal
grace and dignity, as Il Is for agility and
streneih. And il is doubtless more owing
% The want Of proper exercise than to any
thing else, that 80 many students and pro
iesslonai men are more AWKWARD and uS-
'conth thonfhspLoughboy - Syluester Ora,
h9s5 bsctureron Haolfh and Loneeuifval
.aghEI lis ~ s,-sv =, ;, a,-,t;,.s ..,..,. +
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

the administration. But now shat danger was over.
The Executive had run out the length OF ms rope
il had returned back to the original principles of
the Jackson party in 1897. In those principles he
greed with the administration, and he would act
with it. a. Lo.,o,,,
Preston replied, that he wished from the po..oi
IF his heart he could see the change, the retoTnG-
ton of which his colleague spoke. He wished ne
could see that the infusion of Van Burensm nan
purged Jacksonism of all its dangerous ingredients
He did not see it he could not see It,; In fact, ne
saw the administration rushing headlong into meas
ures more dangerous in their character than any
ever proposed by jackson himself Therefore ne
could not change his line OF conduct; ne mus
tinue in his opposition o,.,.;o.,,
The ground of opposition to Wright's resolution,
was that it was a mere negative proposition, M
properly and irregularly brought before the oenae'
a mere party manDuvre. -'.''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

THOMAS III. BENTON. General Foote a friend O,
The administration, recently addressed letter to Mr.
Claiborne, member of the House from that State
IN which he uttered many plain truths concerning
this Loco Foco leader. Benton; is the favorite of
that portion of the Jackson party which sustans Mr.
Van Buren, and embraces tho loco foco doctrines of
consideration, and also the Tact that he is mem
Der of the Senate, station likely give Importance
to his dangerous principles, induces US to copy the
following extract, although it is well known that lie
is one of the most unprincipled demagogues in the
country-destute alike of moral and political prin
ciple; and his whole history, public and private,
sustains the assertion lately made respecting him by
his own brother, that che was the greatest scoun-
drel in the country" Mr Foote says :--.r.-..
'Y our letter makes it necessary that should
ter to the Senatorial conduct of Colonel Benton; l
confess that by no means regret the necessity
There was tme-1 am not anxious to conceal it
when the Senator from Missouri had much of my
confidence and respect as politician, even pre-
ferred him, on account of high public services to
the country in which live to any man in the ma
non for the Vice Presidency But confess his
late course OF action has induced me rejoice that
he did not conset to run for that office Vi viewed
MIN last winter more nearly than had ever done
before; It was my fortune even to establish per,
sonal acquaintance with him. Several times did
listen to his dogmatic harangues in the Senate
house, and behold his singular disregard for the es
tablished courtesies of debate and his coarse and
|overbearng rudeness to distinguished members OF
his own party According to all the acknowledge
he must necessarily be man Of inordinate selfish
ness, of most inmitigable nahgnity, Of undpeasa-
bic thirst for gold, Of profound dissimulation, OF
most steolthy cunning, and of most despotic temper,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
THEE CALIFORNIAN.

Here shall the Press the Peoples rights maintain,
Unawed by influence and unbribed by gain
Here patnot Truth her glorious precepts draw,
Pledged to Religion, Liberty. and Law t-r o. ..I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
Tuesday, Sept. 90,


gone through with, ~. @. .4damS presented some
fifty against the annexation of Eexasl the resolution
reported by the Committee of Ways and Means,
chat IT is inexpodentto charter National Bank,
| Came up for consideration.
Reed of Massachusetts, and Sargent of Pennsyl-
vana spoke in opposition to any action upon this
resolution. Sargent interrupted by call for
the orders of the day. .l.. ... ..#..
The House went into Committee of tho Whole
on the Deposite Repeal Bill. Mercer of Virginia, is
speaking
In the SENATE, on motion of Wright, the resolu-
ton reported by the Committee of Finance, ''That
it is inexpedient to charter National Bank was
taken up; and highly interesting debate ensued.
Clay moved to amend by striking out all after the
word ResolUed, and substituting, "1hdt aohen clear
majority Of the people Of the United States shall de
clare themselves IN fdUor of National Bank, 1T ao
be enpedient to establish such institution"
TatLanndge moved to amend the amendment by
substituting therefor, "That in the opinion of the
Senate, the majority of the people of the United
States are opposed to National Bank"
l. CIaY moved to amend the amendment by adding
to it the amendment first proposed by himself.
In the course of this debate, an open breach took
place between Calhoun and Preston. Preston de-
cared that he had yet reason to change his
opinions, the policy of the existing adminstra-
opposition member.
Calhoun replied, protesting that he had changed
in nothing that he always was an 'honest, simple
hearted nulli6er Just that, and nothing more
He was not a Jackson man, he was not a Van Buren,
man he was nobody's man, but his own man. He
had not gone to the administration if the admins
tration chose to to him. he had no objection to
become their LEADER. That, so long as there was
danger OF Executive usurpation, he opposed tc
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-02
q Z Da6 bllEurI,.

Glilabetb Gdert, (2sitrpe be5 firslic5
perttorbenen cSacob eGert in Gonfon)
befunoet ibrt Steunoe uuo beforotv5 ole
esiosnoen-eaB fe porsa:aio tat, uno
bsitdno;9 auf Qaup ba!t--sjas s!asraDl
pcr 9aIben, mirturen uno anoster 9J:s-
.nepen, Die be1aster Saeob Gfert nit 70
8fldlIhs1n Grfolae une gutter 2nirFllag
iur 9s''una BON 0aetl2unsen, DerFeh.
suussn, Rbeumatisn, Ooloaoer, 8oao=
tpurm, 8rauo, Dsraril1uu8, Berbren=
.ruaot oiteu MunSsn &C., anjumeuoen
pFs9te,-pelbe fe ale 5u MAIDEN. oer.
itesh ii. Nnmeiinn9 fir cesen Oe5vaucb
seteu miro. Gie bdIt ebsafatl5 Elm uyt.
febtbares .psiI,nit,el fir cas- se!be 2aatljIer
I'll Wferoeu:-age tpeieDs 2s.5neesp tie III
tiuisen |tsiien serfauft. Spre 8obnuns
if cine Gbare peltlicb .. eeSobn Gia,fe
Bu6i isulDmieo ,Sbrp. ;uabe am 611lia,s
en- Cube Der GuScaramaB StraBe.
Canton 9Rap 81. 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-02
@ntLo oufene e0l0hren.

@cr unsefabr Q Wloneten oerIiefsn l.db
.s\psp Md9ren bon Der Mcbuuus pe6 In
ter5o9enen in GsnpdlI, Gtart @auutp.
bic cine, cine sr0Be brIbraune, nit eiuem
laneen 2sibe> tabIen 0s 1hte, lanSen
96wau1e, 5ureileu ettpas !abn1 in ibrem
rebtsn uOroerfuBe, il etwa 8 Sabre alt.
Die anoere III ountelbraun, 3piIhen 12
nno ID Sobren alt, (dwer ssbuut, uebe
an Is ,2ono bod. bot Elm Fables @efcbt
bat etYpa6 melBs6 an einem Der Jointer-
fnee, uno ii elm naturliber 3ratter. @t-
niee Werfon, petde Ndbreu eufnin,n,t,
nuo Ota6ridt ersbeiEt no te 81 baben (luo
foU l1bn bslObnt tpe,oeu. ,,
Wtboel Gut0pfsl.
.Renedll, Qlns. 27. 1887. II 4m,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-02
Jteuer gilsupoorenzStobr.

Die llnterso0encn ran;tor fir bic
bioAsr esncnsne IicsroIe 0ur{t. bsFun'
ben tbte Sreunbe uno n0S NubIitum, in
Stort, rnp ben an8ren;suben Gauntie6.
ooB (Ie lbren on.meroOrrotb BON
Gl(enpooren, 6onoT TWerfjen9en
unD G5ebneioem01retn &c. &c.
erba!teu nno er6fnet. baben,-mcourd Is
lts ileb in Stano ssTtbt ithen ocm Vub=
iisnns rd6 erSfte UNp bette Ndortimeue
{ d ~ erer0uter SDslisIBaaren
&c. on5ubieten. >re!d>e5 j. III oieie,u Gbeiz
lie oea Gtaatea onaeboter mcro en-. Ollie
lueIebe MIR 3u oen m69I0F nisSriefsn
preIIen ebieBen-
games Sohnion II. 60.
e.: G2eRfeite an Sauat.
NaniQon, Q|u0. 5. 1887. 8-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-02
y>eus Oittr i! g1cue Uiltcc !

Die uater;eibnetsn baben fae3'n ers
ba'ten uno ertfast, an ibter alten Sage.
2 Ibiren rrstl 8. Qrn. S>IdG'6 Batbe=
bau6 5um Sd]IIo Der Gjicde, ibren SOrs
ra.b BON
GrubIlngS uno G5olIter- 5Saarcn.
NDeld)e Ie bspm OroBeu uno Gleintn
gum @trfaufs> ouf ioIG 9uge 3toinsuns=
en- onoietyb, wje irseno Elm anoere5 eta'
bIiieruerr, mefIIi6 Der GsstirAc. GyHr
NorraED eutb6!r cine aQQeueine Nu6!pobG
VOn ffN032ilI1en, eH9iiIben "no orreris
faniitbsn
&rodenen Gl5ooren, GpccercDeu,
Octrdnfe, pcyceUanr SOnelOet
DnrtM &c, &c.
MGe >nelt3e (je sntfGIrden fno pieE
mobifsiler III sergonfen ais i'e ieit rsu
Isgten c5"bren ver'auft mcyoen. 2lue
jene, 1pslcDe 8att>r, GDer, Gumpe::, uu=
ftDIItt G1nd;6, Glep|et= uno WNAidbsu=
G6nike!n, Nno ir8enO etwoS fpn{t @erz
F6uQieDeS baben, IOeyceu IrOM tbun jben
DerlNd) tep ib1sn su MAIDEN. Die,
mstebe oa5 "dNte Ding" taoen rrerren
Die .Ghtef 81 IcIc5en, prsiie fnoen,--oaB
cine n9e@0tIe" Dor Srsuoen
auiIpringt, ,penn fe enruf fen tey
Oeeper6 X Gjree9Or,
ccSnne 81. 1887. 2tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-02
Ntcae eJutcr.
81. uno 8. Q. 81 cGputp,

De5ca fortsn es1,Hfan;sn uno jess er'
5faet eine ooyihatihe 9,u5wabL .. Der
Sabr&5eig an9eusHsnen
@topeIu unoNl o ) ooren,
meIc2e fe bee01Wtissn}u oen niserlsfen
WreiIetL fir taar q e 70 oosr ,ganosSs
prcbuete ia uevtaufeu. Sie batten ftd,
ibeySeuat. baB in eeinem Gtrbr in Starf
Sc. sA t;Ii8ern 3soia8unSsn usrtaUft
neroev ganu.
CT J51r 9B oi;eniT lao s.
nua 6 t.eee=5 anne n, 70 rp'e fir Die
n.riiltn anoeren 2anot5; Gr3eu9niHe, nsrs
Sea iss 3n ieoer 3tit , oar q elo Sa5a
len .., .~
~ n. 8. gtas SolGae, me'dos ot'f
isbsr 6 munate ourd} 9lotsn peer II0
auoere 48siie, Die |itb IN nnEerer GdJn!s
ni0tn. roerosu bIpB ;u ibresn e'asnsn
9lusen hanoeIn. nsnn lie oAne Wsfiu3
RtbtisFslt uadsu-ba mir eniIt2fe44ea
tuo, Ole ab5s5aa'une su esS,o'nsen !;
weSbaIb lpir .hohsn, oa6 aGe1tsrbep Sus
tcredirte, uniern 8unfO eTfnaen Il. uuS
osr anauSenetn1en StDtaneaossfel.= i,tsrs
| espsuNeresa.i ibre 0sb,n,nssn usn be.
|trsHsaeen8s 8saaten5 5ursi iaian.,s,lihls au
Nbsraeben. .,s p, r. @t .'e
EQT9 en- a ablener.Dfpps 3 s
Emiso eanenmeile u.,e BERN Nulhs,
! Ipsssatijt. MalFspa, aIas. s. 1857. 4
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-02
S&upppften- -Glnlmpfung.

Der Gnoc5beuonuts bet 70 eben einen
fri16sn 0orratb> Ger obten Sub = tt
fen= 2.1aterie G erboltsu, uno IT be-
reit ale isne eia5sit17pfsn, reelcbe lld3 eie=
Ieb 9l?t1wsnoiaeu G5ub,1'tteI5, eegsn
bic eben 70 Gef6brlieD aIS ede!baf9en 8!ats
tern, beoieusu moIen.
N}an tano i'm t1osr5eit an ftiner 9IYc=
tbefe, otn G1f> Oeg gIaflt uno Gueearcs
mas straBsn, antrsfenI eudsr ,rsan sr
in Dsrufsge|G)Giten aoweI:no tt.
Soc. Ucc. Srcp(adcr.
Carton, cuip I. 1857. S-t*.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-02
& Il g { cine 215 q 81.
OrDflQn1QtiO11.

Die queIiftirtep QBdb!er Don Gtorr
County, ObiO, ,rstben bisrbur4 benab,
ribtiot, fh in ibreu refpectpsn Iauns
lbips, on ben gum Qpablbalten sebrdu6=
Iibsn-ooer ben Don ben 1ru(ties oain
aussmiefeuen NldBen-ouf Dien(7ao eSn
10. Sag nd6fen Setcbers su Der faiI,eln,
uno olsoann uno alba ourb 8auOtlren
rorfAreiten genrdB Der GOnititution uno
oen @e|sben 0se SteatsS Obp, 3ur g.
rpdbIun8: ,.
3wsytr perfouen, oIs asprelentauten
in oer Staat6: 0elsbqebunq. :
e'ner perlOn aIe @9erIff fir etarf
@aunty.
Giuer periou, aIs @6oknsifer.
Glner ?perIon, ais 9lccoroer.
Giner perfoa, ais @cmmiTicfsr.
elmer psrl0rL ais prcfequirenpsr GIn.
meio.
OrdnO uno 9}etit Surors.
Sic foIssnoe 25ettsluns Der Surprs,
far c1s eabr 1887, reroen Die Trut1ies
Der untsr'4isoIiden Goanfcbip6, nit oen
na5'bAdsrn' sia5nbrinssn baben nd,r=
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-02

., @llen ,1n0 Stobl.
Suniata sero!ltsS uno 8ebdlilertss gilen
tsosr @rbBe. J. ~. .. "
5bmeoilebsS II. rulHheS 80. b II.
&uiabe Ndse!F Fansen, bsy Der Come
ooer dncera. -. a..
8uefabL fade II. 4edise Gtansen Don
Sauoerlop, 8rnoer uno gO'S Sa5rid.
Doppe!ter Stbeertnz %. 90.
6eoerfabI 90. DO. o..
Eeutfbtr bo- %. So.
@rpmlp'S, %. 30. o.. r. >
gnslileber uno Mmeyicanilber Bliters
5tAbb5 5u taben an giIeuwaaren @tobr
ocu s. ~ ..2%' ... a'..' T
Jame6 Sobnfon u. 60. -.
.~--.. MeitSeite am Canal.
WalGacn elua. ). 1887. 8:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-02
6 oren far 1873

Die tar6aFen 9enObner BON 9torF
@anntD merben beaa6ri1tist oa6 id1 Die
Sorsn tnr'e Jabr 1887, MOntaa5 ben
11tsn 9eptember5 5u eoIIettiren anfonee.
Sur oleien 3nef treree td5 oeer >sin
Stelne'treter 1 Gag in teoem SauniDip
an Dem fur bic MabIen bettimmten plat
5mIf9en 10 llbr 9. 3d., uuo 4 llbt g..
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-02
9 6net 0erc y.
0Do1tlaa NuOootI,
pom 9oncpn tlnb yteu Wprh,

. 5oat fein @tabIiGemeut in. Der Dlart:
@taffe, nebsn 0rn. Sudiu6' @bub,
ftobr..-Gr filb!t F6 ueranaBt bep oieisr
@eleasnheit {eiyen Dant abjutnttsn, fit
Die jtbr liberaIe uhtertieuns. Die ib,u 3u
9beiI seworoen, leit Der fur5sn 3sit bic sr
Ib in Canton bef fnost. Ct tsfunoet 1e.
ne, Die i'm rcd n;bt NIT ibrem 3ulpru6
beebrt baben--paB ct rbeoentenoe grfabr=
uns III ber Yerfsrtisuns iseer Gattune
eleaonter Eleicun9 :be(ibt uno befonber5
in Damen7 7Msitbabbitten, miIitdrifben
uuiforn'sn tc..,c.
M Ele'cerjsoerNrt rcroen nit Sprs=
falt 5useI@uit1en-auf bic eur3eite 2In-
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Canton, Nus. 5. 1857. SAM.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-02
@ine fremoe Oroue gO}abre,

Befuoet iidb felt Dem %, Sulp auf
.bem NobnpIabe bs6 uute,I1risbenen 4
WciI metli6 bon @anton. an Der MoNils
Ion GtraBe.Sie bat Wert:,1nle an, linfsn
Qiutsrbafeu, 1T unsefdbr 10-l2 Sabr
alt. Ser Gi9rsr fanu Rs mieosr .erbalteu
'.psnu er ietta @iaentbi,ta, betpeBt uuo
Die llnfclten bsjabIt, ~ i; >.:
Yron:ciS Stun.
Mueuft 19. 1887: an.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-02

2ln 3im'nerleute uno 8aumeilter.
15o sets-beRe ,fransSTlebe 9obs|n.
200 bo.-ssurtirte mOuloips- oo.,
$40 oe.-Nuuo unb Dcbl: 9Obe'n.
90 bo.-paneI une 5soerbbbel. eees
hpbeIn nno fat lsoe @astun9 J2obeIn i'm
Usbrauhe. -: .@.,,, ~ "
9lep: Daasen [sin neaet alrtiteI] unS
Bautnnflsr.; !.
Jbetfon, psas unb Cos Con. lpsias:
pane'= uno 3anola8eu, 49,. H.
Nil fon' G.. g. b befe 60
BARBER uno Green 50 Do
Mtt,bp5 ~ - Go - oo ~
0ultltablne Gsnonfissn fig ,8rdmers.
Dlaue n,ilgifsnrnden 30 .. 1920 3ou.
~Qol5 u. GirfelsSdsen, Raneteile, Sei!e
NaasIs s.no anoereNstsu Sd1ntusr Ded=
fsL gi(srns, ltdhlerne<uno bblserue QBin=
:fslmass, streibmae, WinoeIbpbrsr init
8its. 9pei6en unb anoere sbneiomei=
lsr. Don Gle 3oa, 8pbrer, WeiBe!, &c.
nebf atlen anbern Nrten BON Wertseus,
ale ~ ben fnbslihf4 nieoriasn pteilen
am 3artenpaareu gtobrpon ?. H., =
..t e5ot11es Snbnfon II. So. :
@# s...s..T meffeife am Canal,
! WaliIlon Qlne. s. 1887. 8:ti.
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. fir 9eb&Ii6riebtsr, $50 O0 OF
8etros besatIt fir Gcmn1ifs
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ben ais 9ebhbreu far pros
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9eseben nnter n'eine Jeano in Canton,
ben Stem 1as Nusuf 81. 3. 1887.
Geor0 81. 2lDebb, @0erif.