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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-03-06
IMPORTANT, THE 7,EETHLN'G

a Mr. INFANTS. The time of dentition is a most
W important period of the infant state, and sub
ject it to many complaints and dangers. Above a
tenth part of infants die at this particular unoture
by symptoms proceeding from the irritation of the
eventually induce foyer, Inflammation, gapgrene.
twtching of the tendons, commissions, sc. whieh
formidable symptoms can at all times be obviated
from causing such infante mortality, by mothers
and nurses promptly allaying the local irritation of
the parts TO effect this desirable obec., Doctor
J: L: Parish's celebrated Syrup for LNF4NIILE
1EEIHLNG is unrivalled, when applied to the in
tants gums, according the drectons.) it univ
sally produces immediate relief pleasant and
and palliatng that all babes will nstinctivey allow
the gums TO be rubbed with it. This remedy has
saved thousands of infants from a recurrence of
that fatal nt-couvulsons-even after the
child had several attacks of the malady! Sold at
100 Chatham street, New York, and at the Book
store of e. p. WALTON d SON, Montpelier,
Vermont. 4-ly
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STATE OF VERMONT.
UTIeu7lS .DIStTlCt,

TN PROBATE COURT, holden at Irasburgh,
L. within and for said District, on the 9Th day of
February, A. D., 1888.
WHEREAS, the Estate of NATHANIEL COBB,
late of Salem, in said District, deceased, hath been
represented insoivent, and Commissioners appointed
thereon, according to law, who have duly attended
to the duties OF said appointment, and made report
of their proceedings, in due form Of law, which
report was accepted and allowed by said Court, on
the third day of September, A. ID. 1887, and SAID
estate found insolvent,- hereupon, it is ordered
that f.. G COBB, Administrator said estate, be
and hereby is allowed fourteen months from the
day last aforesaid for the sale of the goods chattels
and lands of the said estate for the payment of debts
due from the same and that the creditors to said es-
tate be notified hereof by publication ofths order in
the CaledOnian, printed at st. Johnsbury, three
weeks successfully, the last of which be at least
six months before the expiration of said time al
lowed. BY THE COURT,
% GEO. NYE, Register
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NEW GOODS.

CHEHPER 1If.4N EP ER-.N'O MISTAKE!
FENIIE subscribers have the pleasure of informing
Il their customers and the public generally that
they have Just received an additional supply of
&fSSWT GOODS making their assortment
complete And we would now say, if great bar
gains are an object, please give a call Many
artic les which we have just purchased shall sell
at prices low, for ''caSh dozen" as will doubtless
astonsh the purchaser. For instance, we will sell
sheetng of fair quality, at 91-2 cents per yard.
American CaIicoes at unusually low prices. La
dies can for less than dOiia,, get enough to make
a go.to-meetng dress; and what is better wont
fade by washing! Elegant Merino Shawls al
S., 25-such as heretofore have sold at IS
Merinoes, Clrcassians, Camets, Fancy Hdkfs
Pocket do; in short good assortment of shell
Goods. Fur CAPS, Collars, &c.
EW. 4. Goods and Groceries.
prime assortment. Young Hyson Tea of fair
quality at 45 cents. All articles which we have
Just purchased, or previously had on hand, will be
sold low, Gerry ioao, when compared with their pres
ent market value. We want to raise lots of casi
and shall sell cheaper for cash doacn than we can Oh
credit, But we also want lots of demands against
those who are responsible to pay them when they
shall become due. Therefore we invite all who
wish TO purchase Goods a credit, Of responsi
6e) and all who wish to purchase with cash or
new Goods. We pledge ourselves, that no pains
shall be spared on our part to give entire satsfac-
ton to all who may favor us with their custom
Gentlemen and Ladies, please call and take off
what Goods we have on hand, and new supply
shall be forthcoming. SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Nov. 1, 1887. 14-tf
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Books.

subscribers 5eIsh have for sale general assort-
are the Neutrality-suspicious., Smiths, Buchers.
Welch and Parleys Arithmeticj Olney's, Parley's,
:. coins Botany; PIayfa,rs Euclid; Worcester's
In, Parey's LIST and Cd Book of do; BIake's
nry Crumbs Geometry; Political Class
R Rsu Sny,bs Grammar; National Reader Clas
RA' sSshet do bs xqgnE asds.
1s story ' q. s.; do IN r,,ench French Reader;
Fren. Grammar lie Bruins roi1m2 %i History
n 2, no &c. &c. Also,
MSfiiscEi1L. ANGUS BOOKS: Sm9 S,E which
are the Nv at ome; Mothers Friend Letters
Yeag o@h' me%tsPs Ga5e Ha%s"
Prize a7 Yoyas Men; Memoirs Of Mrs Judso9
do of B B Ga T H;ysoy of Martyrs Lectures
S and p@Ss%s' h lptGSHs
ion to Geology, with Profess D "'s Select vmns
Large and Small Bibles; Watt an Ell ho a9d nn
Toy Books, &c. &c. All Of which 'S1'' '0''''O'''
the most reasonable terms. ,u ,FTCe
St. Johnsbury Plain, Sept. 25, 1887. 81
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MORAL & RELIGIOUS.
From the Mothers Book.

From, the Mothers Book
THE ADVANTAGES OF A PIoUs EDUCATION.
The advantages ofany system must be estima-
ted by the importance of the end TO he obtained
which, in the present case is the possession
of true religion in this world, and eternal glory
in that which is to come. Religion is the first,
if not the only, thing we should inculcato in the
minds of our children. The end at which we
aim, is not only a profession and possession of
plety in this life, but the acquisition of all that
infinitely glorious and everlasting felicity which
religion brings to its possessor. OF what vast
Importance, then, must be the most suitable
means to accomplish this great end? We some
times learn to value a thing for the want of it .
consider, therefore, the situation of those chill
dren whose parents, regardless of the salvation
OF therown souls, bestow no attention upon the
moral culture of their offspring. In what pit
liable situation are such children placed! They
are taught any thing rather than the great truths
of christian morality they may be instructed in
all the fashionable accomplishments ofthe day,
but how to serve and love God never enters their
minds nor engrosses one thought; they have
never heard the voice of wisdom from the mouth
OF pious mother, saying-"Hearkep, We child
rem, and l will teach you the fear of the Lord :"
they may have bsen taught to sing, but it was
not to sing "with ths spirit and with the under
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POETR ".
FOR THE oALEDoNIAE.
DE A L II.

ID II A L IL.
Deo,b man come in chdhood's morn.
And nip the budding flower;
The fairest rose oonceals morn,
Tho brightest skies dark clouds deiorm-
Sabbath cnshrouds his fatal dart,
Trnnsfixes Oft the lightcst heart
To show his dreadful power
Death man come in blooming youth,
And claim his fatod prey
He shows no cIemency nor ruth,
Nor bappiest smiles his brow can smooth /;
Dreadful the call TO those whom God
Hath never chastend BY his rod,
Nor felt Religions ray.
Death man come in manhood's prime,
And still the aspiring breast
Reckless entire of place and time,
His power is felt in every cline;
When pleasures lull the soul to rest
When glory waves her sparkling crest
Or earth's attractions shine
He heeds them not they all must bow
Before his stern and naughty brow.
Death must come in hoary age,
Oful the certain doom;
And o! how happy are the wise,
Whose hearts in prayer and praise arise
To Heaven - the Christians home
And when their work on earth is done,
Like stars before the morning sun,
AS bright. as glorious too,
They pass away from human sight,
This world of care and pain and blight,
To sing the song that's ever new.
MARION
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Cash Cash ! Cash!

THNHE Subscribers are under the necessity of say.
have become due, that they must have their pay bv
the goth of January next A word 10 the wise "a
sufficient. PADDOCK 81 HOUGHTON.
Lyndon Dec. 90, 1887. Cliff
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~ealS in public

Short and S,oeet.-''I cant 81 Iic," said a
never dcne such thing in all my ing, who
chap The other night at a public NEE 'fany
had been called upon to hold forth, "but,; 70
body in the crowd will speak for me, III ho'.
Mo 6ry w-OyIenns PicdWne.
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ME- w GOODS.

FEN1E subscriber would say to his customers, and
4 the public generally that he has just received
from Boston, first rate stock OF
n eW Goods,
suitable for the season-which he will sell as CHEAP
as can be bought in this County, for cash or pro.
vited to call.
For sale above, one Bale
u UFFA l. o r o Il z s, FUR CAPS
COLLARS, SC.
ALSO,
An BUSHELS L. l. SALT, which will be soil
HO at very low price for cash or produce.
MOSES KITtREDGE.
St. JohnsburY, Dec. Z, 1897 1oH,t
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THE UNION HOUSE.

III HE subscriber would inform his friends and the
M public that the last season he has made vaIua
BILE Improvements to his establishment, Situated
opposite the splendid Passumpsc Hotel,) and will
consequently be able to offer better accommoda-
tions and, he hopes, stronger inducements for pub
lie patronage.
Among The additions to his concern, he has con-
his Piazza into the boughs of a beautiful Mnnle
Tree, situated in front OF the House, thereby afford
ing pleasant prospect of the surrounding hills and
village (athough the Tree has been girdIed of late
by an enemy) And while he flattcrs himself that
external appearances may be somewhat inviting. he
would assure those who may feel disposed to favor
him with their patronage, that no pains shall be
spared to render the weary traveller comfortable
and happy He takes this opportunity to tender to
the public his acknowledgements for the liberal
patronage heretofore received, and would solicit.
as he hope to merit, a continuance of the same.
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,,v m ERoNr.---a Well, Charley" said gen
Ian rUT his morning to his loot black "How do
,o" ge, along these hard imes?" ooh, very
yon ,nassa. we rub and 60"
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December gSsS9.

HNHE subscribers have for sale
n FANCY DINING CHAIRS,
elegant raised seat ROCKING CHAIRS Those
wishing to purchase will do well to give lis a call
Just received, a new supply of SHEETINGs. the
Dcry best article manufactured, at former low prices
Also many other NEW GOODS. Gentlemen and
ladies' don't forget to call Here is the place to get
great bargains. s
19-3w SHEDD g. IFyUrrrrr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12
VOL. H.



z.ra,fter whenever any country subscription TO the
u.rald reaches fortnight of its close, subscribers
Mill receive their papers, done up in yeo~ 1orappers
This pau is adopted in order to give our patrons, IN
the country. notice. either to their subscription
Av fresh remittance to expect it to cease at the
close of the period for Which it had been paid Sub
seribers, WILL therefore, understand after this notice.
what is mean, by receiving their papers done up IN
yeilow scrappiRg paper
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice. without putting them TO the ex-
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall, oy
way of requita for his shaving 50 often our suoscri-
bers. The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Caelne''
are to cheat as much you can so that the Ia"
does not reach you. do not practice on ms primer
ple to any extoaL except waen have dealings WIN
che Kitchen-and on such occasions 1t is adopted
nurely Il, self defence--if you don't shave you get
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
mo that the Herald has failed, when, at the same
time. | know full well that it is regularly nailed
Why these complaints? Because many OF Amoss
sb- treasurers will be looking into the Herald to sec
the hneamens of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh but forget TO put the Herald into It's
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as favor-as
personal avor to me-to try to be as honest as tney
can. know they have precious little OF that article !;
hat precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

CONsUMpTiON TUB s.cCt BoUs GUILD
" IN IIS SECOND srAGE.-Afected with ths slsrm-
lag dis.ase have been for some msn'ns sna ve,ns
sow restored 10 tho blessings u htah ny inc use ~ We
Ts,or,s Bsssm Of Lyerw N odd be wanting W graf
itude did srat tot ths ~ psonc. Moreover.
restored health u they can but kn" W ces, sns ne
ling rough ana free dchsrge of large quai~s oi
from the lungs which AZ urrrs ngt q .uh blo d-s
light p,n In my breast, and consi ~ elevh los ~ spirns
fever and easiana sight svras-two or three TINES rails
ed considerable bo~d by coughing and - knru becsne
xeak .xh,u ted anil troubled tor breath Iwls In this
situation when began the Basnm of L>erwor,-t cured
mo M two : onths though physician ~ad cuuh
get we'll fAIkiCk CARY, Minri a a.
n u soil a SIS Bowcry as 81
TO IET'-The upper part or Nos. 4 and Peck Slip
communicating mail brick ktcheu IN the cellar.
cosveuiem residence Tor respectable small family
family the the lower para being occupi 40
Offices. Apply No. Peck sip. tssI
EDR shLE-A lot 81 first srgne Csasrtes, jos. A.
arrived Also, qusntiy Of handsome Shed vttk ~ Nc
old a. the cerpsr u Pdlt . ,od Nassau Sta s9l
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-09-20
:, DR.. RELIES
botanical Drops !

rs one ~ the most eiicacious compounds in the Ma-
Il teria Medica r the Of that class Of inveeraie
Diseases produced by impure state oft the blood, &
yiiiaied habit Of the body, and usually exhibiting
themselves 10 the forms Of Scroiula Sail Rbeuln, Lee
prosy, 81. AnthoBys Fire, Fever Sores. teven when
the bnnes are affec.edl White Swelling, tif applied
with Dr. Jebbs Linmen,,) foai and ohstinae Ulcers.
Sore Legs and Eyes. ScaIdhead in Children, Scuryy
and Scorbutic Cont, Pimpled or Carbuncled Faces,
fostering Erupiiona aud Vcnereal Faint throughout
the body, 10 which last lhr D"pa often core when
Mercury E,ils. They are aiso the hest SrriRg and
Au,un."aI Physic =, purfy and cleanse the system
from hunors which Frequently appear a, these seasons
Of the year. They also mid The process Of diGeson,
and by purifying the blood, prevent the secretion Of
malignant h"mnrs the lungs. The Proprietor con-
flen.ly relies the vast number Of surprising cures
effected iy these Drops, only in Boston and its vie
e"iiy. but throughout the uni"n fr the best proof al
their excellence unfang Aheratire Medicine,
in all the abnye specified.
This article has recently been pronounced by ply.
siran Of the first responsibility, h" had witnessed its
surprising e0irary. entitled i" his opinion, To take
t,e lead Of all the popular articles known for the ~
bove complaints, aad Indeed il s fast gaining this point
in pubiic rstDaiion, Throughout the enuntry. ..-
Price 81 Bottle. OF six Bodies ior IS. .r, .....
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L6tchI9eIG EssQSg6s'eTs
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers,
two dollars per year. payable before the expiration OF
six months.
To companies Of any number over six, 81 so per
year. payable above. To companies less than six,
81 rs per year, payable before IS cents will be
made IN advance These prices are exclusive of mail
or stage charge for transportation.
No papers vii! be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at the discretion Of the editor.
Notice Of a wish to discontinue must be given be-
fore the expiration of year.
1TADvERrIsING. One square, three Insertions, 81,
and the same proportion for two more squares
Half square, IS cts. Continuance over three weeks
20 per cent per week. liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or IL months.
Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices, 125
All communications must be POSTPAID.
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DIR. RELIES
ANTfsBILLI0US PILLS.

NOR l"d.ges,io". Loss Of Appetite. I.islessuess.
II Headarhe. Cusiivcness. F:aruirncc, Cholic, Bill
ious Affections, &c. To comment on the efficacy OF
these Pills, after u successful experience Of mauy
years in England a"d America has established their
reputation, il needless: Suffice il observe that Tor
redundancy Of bile Aaiuience cnsiveneas headache,
Sc. &c., they will und"uaedly prove Ear ser.
viceable than those drastic purges frequently EN-.
played. aud will Only the time tend 10 re-.
move the Offending cause by gentle moti"Hs, aud to
streng the digestive organs, but mprove the APP
petite anh renovaie the System. Price so cenIs.
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OHIO LANDS

1.-TWO Lots in the town of LitchfeA, county
i of Medina, containing about 100 acres
each, situated ON the Great Western Road
leading from Medina to Pittsburg. Also. a
Lot of 100 acres in MOrgan. near the centre
Of said town. The above lands are of supe-
rior quality. For further particulars, apply
to the subscriber.
GEORGE D. WADHAMS.
WoIeOttsille, Nay "a, 1888. 81
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DR.. Rclfe's VegetoJle Specific.

Fur Sick Headache, &c. Price so cents.
u None genuine unless signed an the outside prin.
rel wrapper b, the sole proprietor, r. Kider, ine-
dirte successor 10 the iaIe DR.. W. T. ton.cny. For
near Coscer Hat, BOSTON, aud also by his special ap
psintmeni, nv
Drs. Buel and BecAacith, Litchfeld; E. Coacles,
South Farms; J. C. Stevens, Canaan;
Messrs. Loomis, Bethlem.
neceaalser IA. oe5wlS28
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BLANKS,

ON HAND, FOR SALE, AT THIS OFFICE,
TIE FOLLOWING KINDS:
Warrantee Deeds, CO. Court SubpGnas,
Quit Claim dol Book,
Justice Book, Note,
!" Note, Bail Bonds,
/" Subpenas, Pension Blanks,
Executions, &c. &c. June %.
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A STRAKHAN Cloths, Grape CANDLES.
~ Grape Drilling. black and mixed Emf.
net, Brown Linens. plaid, striped, mixed and
plain Drillings, Mole Skins, and a variety of
other styles. I. LAWRENCE.
Nav 81. , ...s.'-f.s.. .79 I, 20
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A SKETCH.

4 AAsS spsWU'u6 S~u AVoS soWs wv ,w"U-
dering cloud Aoaiod across its bright and
pearly surface no gathering storm lower,
ed over its even pathway in It's onward
progress to meridian glory. He grew up
to'manhoOd. The damask tinge Of health
was on his cheek; the Gre Of youthful pas
sion sparkled in bis eye, yet tempered
with the placid expression of cheerf1lness
and con,entmsnt. He reyelled ia the clear
and calm sunshine Of friendship smiling
plenty crowned his frugal board; the bloom
ing partner Of his bosom joyfully welcom-
ed him TO bis homely cot the angel Of
peace, with outspread wings, lowered over
his domestic altar his sleep-that Of the
laboring man was sweet, for be sunk TO rest
in the possession Of conscious innocence.
But the destroyer came ;--he offered
the tempting chalice to his lips, and babe
him taste is sweets. The workshop was
neglected for the haunts Of vice and the
scenes Of midnight revelry and debauch
the homely cot-ouce the abode Of hap
piness. seldom greeted his presence but TO
witness acts Of brutal violence the blos-
SONS Of intemperance fosrished thick up
on his yisage the laDguid, bIood-shot
eye marked its fearful progress. and the
haegard look, and hollow cough bespoke
The swift decay Of nature. Poverty and
wrelckedness became ihe inmates Of his
dazzling, and sorrow and suffering the por-
bon Of bis family. He ellis drunkard's
grave. A.,
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Canaan Lime.

TNARMERS who wish Lime to roll thei
II Summer Wheat can be furnished wit
the article by calling on
April 10. S. GALPIN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-02
Start s eountp gano Brighter uno
GnieIllqenasQmt.

DwGno ssbenannte bat in Der In6eara"
mas StraBe, etIi6e Gbtren bflt6 Der @ea'
,oemie, in @antOn, 9tarf @auntY, Sbto. e'n
9ano er6Huet, uno 1T aufMn-
fra9e uuumebrin 8ereitfbaft, I'M, tr9eno
Iieesnoe 9hter in elm Bu6 ein5utraSen,
uuo nit oeren beeIeiten6eh @in1elbeitenuno
Nortbeilen 3u befbreiben, 70 pie aub bic
8ebinsunsen 81 bemerfen, inter tpsIben
otelelbe 3u oertaufen, Derltefsn Ito leasel
ODER oermietben fem mbssn.
Die 8squemli6teiten uno Bortbeile, BIZ
aus elmer Mmtstube oieier Nrt, i'm MitteIe
puntte zines @auntDs, beioe6 FIR @isner
unb &aufuitise, entiprinsen mi Gen, feno
leibt ein3ufsben; inoem fir cine tleine
Derentune, Der Gi9ner fein @utin bic NRts
te oes Warftss brinaen faii uno Der Raufs
ODER Mietts= NInibenoeeine @slea enbeit
bat, aaS &eaifer 5u unteriu6en. ol'ro er,
wabrlbeinIib 5u ieber 3eit fol6e 9tri6e
ober Stnde fnoen tann, bic feinem @es
fbmade Ober leineu Witteln entipreben..
gr ninn1t ebenfaas aaentlbaften faf
eduoereven an, bic 0ti6tbewobuernooer M
me leneen 9ebDren.
9obn mepers.
Canton, QlprtI 90. 1887. 46'tS
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-02
!SeutE.Des QBirt5oNuue,

In 3ane5o;ue, Mu5sin9um 60. Shio.
ar euoeftsnanrte tetanoet bic. nit lci=
~ nsn Eentlben Qaotelsute une bas es=
fan,mts pabiignny caG er oos mob bstanpte
Wi.;bebaus, bstaErt uuter oen1 0lGmsu
awertcatt Aaus
an Der nprbweft ftiibeu G6e Der Warft unb
4teu StraBs, in 3dne6p'ue, Can cem 9la:
tional Gnrnpsif,) bergen, nno a'S Sfsatli=
Dies 9altbauS 81 baitsn Ssoerft. Die sreI=
bs ibu auf ieinem frhbern Stanep'abe in
Der Wain @troBe, nit ibrs,a 3afprudD t'sbrt
babsu, miro er nit De -entsen an fsiner
usuen teGs bep ibm aulprs5sn lebsn,-rpi.o
ubsrbaupt bic fortoauernoe9unf tub Gunb
(haft fsner Gbuuar tu16 prOmpte UNI
cute 8eoisnuu9 uno biaise S:bano'uuasu
perbienen iudbsn. Ssiue SDsnse, 3il6,
Ssttuna, Stoluns &c. rrsroen 70 befeat Ispn.
nab fe fb Don ielblt etnpftbl.n.
Sd / llia III 6 ooa.
3anssoiQe, Sauuar 5. 1888. 30.
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Sibcre @rwerbqueue,
far fet6ige Seutlhe CUR SefDrosrun9 ees

gDcbltanees.
Inter bisfem 3i.eI 1T Dem Ilntsrscibneten
fir3Udb Gin 8a6 aus 3eutlblauo 3uoefcm
men, eas in isluem Subalt een &uutfor=
f6enben, 8esperbs- oner gsroisnflofsn eine
reib'iobe 9|u5rabI an NitteIa easbietet. F6
bab elm fbsre6 ausfommen setGbafsn Il,
fSnnsn rpe9en oes bOben aeer ntrtboolIen
8e'faaf6preIiss poa $50 baars8ejabMna
ttnnte oisB QDerf pOn etIiben Geutl9sn &c
fsuibaft!teb erftancsu msreen.
Nob msbcere loIbe naBIibe Bsrfe. rpis
aaeb cine srrfe an5abl re!iai6lr >pe'!se
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