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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

GREAT RESULTS HANG ON LITTLE THINGS
Two men were at work one day in ship
yard. They were hewing stick Of timber
to pat into a ship. II was small stick and
not worth much. AS they cut off chips, they
found a worm, a little worm about halfa inch
long.
This stick is wormy,' said one, shall we
put inP
i do not know; yes, think it may 60 in.
II will not be seen of course
Yes, but there may be other worms in ii ;
these may increase and injnrc the ship
'No think not. To be sure it is not
worth much yet do not wish to lose IT.
BIT come, do not mind the worm we have
seen but one; put it in"
The stick was accordingly put in. The
chip was finished, and as she was launched
off into the waters, all ready for the sens, she
looked beautiful as the swan when the breeze
ruffles his white fea,hercd bosom as he sits
on the waters. She went to sea, and for a
number Of years did we'll. But it was found
on distant voyage, that she grew weak and
rotten. Her tmbers were all found eater
away by the worms. But the captain thought
he would try to get her home. lie had O
great costly load Of goods in the ship, such
as silks, grapes, and the like, and a great
many people. On their way home a storm
gathered. The ship for while climbed up
the high waves, and then plunged down creak.
ing and rolling finely. But she then sprung
sleak. They had two pumps, and the men
worked at them day and night; but the water
came in faster than they could pump it out.
She filed with water, and she went down
under the dark blue wa'eIs of the ocean, with
all The people on bosrd. Every one peri:hcd.
Oh. how many wives and mothers, and chill
dren mourncd over husbands, and sons. and
brothers for whose return they were waiting
snd who mover returned And all, oil this
probably, because that little stick of timber,
wth the worm in u, was put in when the
sh'p was built How much property, and
DOW many lives may be- destroyed by single
worm And how much evil may a man do.
when no does a small wrong, rs that man
d,i when he put the wormy timber in the
chip.
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S!RNN0VMD Ip1NWDI0
THE VOICEOF AUTUMN.

THE VOICE OF AUTUMN.
The voice Of spring and blnshiug flowers
Lean trembling from their sen,s,
wooing from sunbeams aud from showers
A tree exchange OF sweets;
Bll,he bird. their matin notes prolong,
Among the cottage vines
And cottage children list the song-
sweet incense to sweet .hrinsSi
10th to depart, the sunny stream,
on turning gdes away
An things OF Paradise the dIean
To this dim spot convey.
Hearts which the sweet affections bind
With natures purest tie,
Where hope and fliih sre deeply shriosd,
Too deeply soon 10 die
Ye love the season pure as light,
Untred the spirits play
Rich dreams are yours for coming night,
And richer sii for day
"speed speed, my bnrki hft's laughing seas
Are not ~ false as iair"--
The white sail hlls-cold blows the breeze
And rocks have darkened there
The voice OF Auiu,nnl earth receives
The summons Of decay
Ruatling around, the yellow leaves
Bestrew the wanderers way.
NJ bloom or balm To sheer the hoar-
The bhihe bird sings more
Hoarse brawls the stream In forest bow'rs,
That murmurej sweet beiorei
Through ths black woodland dim and pale
The dying hills appear;
And hsrk the moaning night winds wall
The requiem of the year
Hearts where misfortune has efaced
The sunrise beams ofyoulhj
And cold experience truly traced,
"Earih 10 no home for truth
Fame friendship. plessure-vainiy bought
Lovs--wasted to a sigh
Dark night descenjing-ere ye thought
Tho gentle evening nigh
What hope remains! Lone Autnmn's smile
To mourners kindly given
Wasted on changing earth awhile
Beams from unchanging heaven.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
nR. VAN HAMBERT's FEMALE
RENOVATIN(. pILLS-From Ger

nany-An effecua remedy for suppression, ir-
regularity, aud all cases where nature does not
have her proper and regular course.
Sold by J. II. Hart, corner Of Broadway and
Chambers street f; aud T.. NJ. Guion, corner Of
Bowery and Grand street, and csrner Of Henry
and Pike streets and by r. Burnet, 3j Sixth
avenue, New York. Also, by Dr. x. r. HAZ
ARD, at the Sign Of the Great Mortar. Newport,
m. March !.
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a Coin WINTER CouiVo-Thc N,n,nck
o. luqniror mentions among tho Sims nf a
cold winter NJ hand thats apck of wild geesc
lately passed over that place. flying toward
warmer la,itndcs-snd that the matrimonial
register exbibit- no less than FIVE records q,
weddings. which took place on Sunday Vi
last week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
DIR. ATKINsON's
CELEBRATED
Tegetabte Golden Ointment.

This ointment having been used in III,
Doctors private practice for many years will
perfect success and the many letters he hal
received begging of linn to give the publ,
the benefit Of his research, he has complied
and now warrants this ointment to be Ger.
tain cure for all Scrofnous Erupticns, Itch
Chopped Hands, Salt Rhcum and letter OF
Ring-worm, Abrasions Of the Skin, and u
cerated Sore Legs (of no matter how long
Standing,) also, Tor Scad Head and Sore
Ears in Children; for sore Eyes or cracked
lips tho cure is infalliblc.
For sale by Dr.. r. r. HAZARD
Sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Near the Court House.
Newport. Oct 20, 1895.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
THE BEST MEDICINE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

TIE best medicine for
Coughs, Colds, and all
Lung romp ai1ts, Hoop
irg Cough, spit;ias OF
Hood. pain Ia the Side,
Liver Complaint, and
elections OF the br.a.t,
u Ms. bf. y GARD.
NER'S lSDiAN BAL
SAM Of LIVER
WORT. containing the
strength oi many roots
and herbs. Among the
number or. Liverwort,
El.ean pane, Bcassoi,
Asclep'ss tubsrosa. lee
lsni Mos, sqml.s, Hy,
|sor, Ruts grsvsolens
'nlso many other herts
not to he procured IN this
part Of the sluhe. For
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

Tns LLAMA il the only animal associated
with man, and nndebased by the contact.-
The llama will bear neither beating nor III
treatment They 90 in troops, an INDIAN
walking a long distance ahead as guide. II
tired they stop, and the Indian stops also. II
the delay is great, the Indian becoming un-
easy toward sunset, after all sorts Of precan-
tons, resolves on snppicaling the beasts to
resume their journey. lie stands about fifty
or sixty PAGES off, in an attitude OF humility,
waves his hands conxingly towards the Ilamas,
looks at them with tenderness, aud at the
same time, in the softest tone, and with pa
,ience never failed to admire, relteratcs &c.
&c ic-ic. Ii the llalnas are disposed to con.
tinue their course, they follow the Indian in
good order. at a regular pace, and very fast,
for their legs are extremely long but when
they are in an i'll hunor, they do not even
turn their heads towards The speakcr--bnt
remain mo,ionless huddled together, stand
ing or lying down, and gazing on heaven
with looks so tender, so melancholy that we
might Imagine these singular ANIMALS had the
consciousness Of another life, OF ahapp,er
existence. The straight neck, and its gentle
majesty Of bearing, the long down of their
always clean and glossy skin, their supple
and timiJ motions, and give them an air a,
once noDlc ana sensitive. IL Hlhst oe 80, III
fact for the llama is the only creature en-
ployed by man that he dares not strike. II II
happens, (which is very seldom) that an Indian
wishes to obtain, either by force or threats,
what the llama will not willingly perform, the
instant the animal finds itself alfronted by
word or gesture, he raises his head with
dignity and without attempting to escape il!
treatment by flight lthe llama is never tied or
feitered) he lies down, turning his looks
towards heaven. Large tears aoW JreeigJrom
his beautiful eyes, s,ghs issue from his breast,
and in haL'or three quarters Of an hour at most
he erpires Happy creatures, who 30 easily
avoid suffering by death! Happy creatures,
who appear to have accepted life on condition
Of it's being happy! The respect shown
these animals by the Peruvian Indians a.
mounts absolutely to supersttious reverence.
When the Indians load them, two approach
and caress the animal, hiding his head that
he may not see the burden on his back. If
he did he would fall down and die. 1t is the
came in unlondng. If the burden exceeds a
certain weight, the animal throws itself down
md dies. The Indians Of the Cortleras
alone possess enough patience and gentle.
ness to manage the llama. II is doubtless
from this extraordinary companion that he
has learned to die when ovcrtasked.-t For
sign Quarterly Reriete.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
CLOTH DRESSING.
vENIIE subscribers have entered into Co-par,.
II ncrship in business, under the firm OF
GOULD & DURFEE,

GOULD s. DURFEE,
And respectfully inform their friends & the puh
Iic, that they have rented the Mills in Portsmouth,
belonging TO 5. Clarke, where they will hereafter
card into rolls, sheep wool Of all gradcs-spin
cloth on shares or contract.
Also, color and dress woolen cloths, real indigo
blue, and all other colors-- color and dress gar-
meots color yarn for carpets.Sc &c, all which
shall be done speedily, in the best manner, aud
on the most reasonable terms.
TnoaAs GouLp,
Isaac i. DURrEe.
". u. Articles intended TO be sent 10 them,
may he left with Sanford Amy Lutte Compton,
Geo. Almy or Wm. Almy, Tiyerion.--W M.
Pcnrse J. Clifford, Bristol Ferry, I uderwood
Carr, Job Sherman, Edward Sianhore, or P.ni
u. .Wiibor ,broaJ-st'n. Newport, - Durfec :, Inn
Por,sniouth. or ut their Mandatory.
Portsmouth, march 26tb, 1895.
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c1Ietklp almanac.
BOOTS s. SH ES.

No i3S, Thames street.

No 1873, Thames street.
E1 HAS Just returned from
u the City, with the most splendid
6@E5 ~SS assortment Of tho above named
f. articles that he has ever been n
be to offer at any time for many years, consisting
Of Ladies French morocco and kid slips and ties !;
French and Denmark satin prunela do also n
large supply of ladies low priced kid and moroc-
co do. from 3s to 6s per pair misses and chill
drcn do. Of all descriptions and prices gentle
mems thin boots, low price also, fine calf and
seal skin boots one case Of youths thin boots
neat article and about every article called for
at shoe establishment, all ofwhich will be sold
on ms favorable terms, as at any store in New
port.
". B.-Gentlemen's fine boots made 10 order
Of French and Philadelphia calf skin also, seal
and goat skin, according To the latest New York
style. Ladies and misses shoes manufactured 10
order Of morocco, kid or seal skin, in the neatest
manner, and warranted TO tit.
Particular attention paid to repairing.
Newport, April 10, 1898,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
TO LOVERS OF COMFORT AND EASE.
ToCT5I-ACIIEI TOOTfI-ACHE!

BROWNS EXTRACT OF GAIL AND MILO
sns - m c ,hs To,bae. all unpleasant smsll
from the brenth Froln rpsrence 80 eau wsy ts .s T.
Dl iI3 Mahngan Street Mss MARY Sesy Peasant street n
Tina1 wsshir street, tieogge aieIN fas I
IienN Stephens of uanspTton cas- IN noT.I raw
sd ,bnssn of other 10 ence. cod 10 mals removes
all s.rsn,s. rnd G,quenty th.m 10 Iei con.
slrTeI y irhaant. Massachusetts par,ieuy IN e'V
Boslon, where best known, sni ~heIe ne uhae Ns"s
LHnkial thst was ei ef d-
ssel IA viii remove this tor,nt pain. the 7Voih-a De
pauar 10 call for EIet ofG AMI Ars os Ani CO.
his security aga n eounttret az mere ss
other sre. market intended be pss OF r THIS myaa'e
preparation be found all the to-hs 'hsush'
out the United stat.s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

Dr. Meade's Patent Congress Porder,
HNOR making perfect imitation Of the water
u Of the Congress Spring at Saratoga, aud
recommended by Drs liosack. Mott, and others
Of the Faculty. For sale by X. J. TAYLOR.
Aug. 2. ..
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To Joseph ". Eddy Esq. agert .fr
rcnding SpIEIrrs VITE.

sn much pleased IN comply ing with your request 10
certify, that having used the Nte In seyera cases o
hurt &C. Il has performed curos, seemingly IN nitscu-
lonr ni,nner. W. JAags TiLLtY.
Nswror', sept. I;. lt,S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29

The above is for sale in Newport, by r. J.
TAYLOR and II. r. HAZARD, and by the
Druggists in Providence and New Bedford.
Newport, Nov. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-29
PII,ESf PILEs!!

PILESi PIbES!I
MR IIALE'S Pile Ointment is positive
AVA cure for the Piles in three days time.
Sold by J. III. Hart. corner of Chamber street
and Broadway: p. Bnrnct, % Sixth avenues;
md T.. Nj. GUion, corner Of the Bnwery and
Grand street. and corner Of Henry and Pike
streets, n. York. Also. by DR.. n. R.HhI.
ARD. q, the Sign of the Grea, Monar,New.
pou, H.. I. March J.
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DIR. ID. JAYNE.
lust received direct from DR.. JAYNE, o
u Philadelphia, supply of his
SAN ATIV EPILLS.

SAN ATIV f. Pl LIS,
a new preparation, which has proved to be as
be fetal in the Diseases for which they are
designed-ns his Carminaiire Batsam and
Indian Eypcciorant. These Sanalivc Pills
are offered as cure for Liver Complaints,
Costireness, Dyspepsia, and many other dis.
eases. Those who use the Expectorant,
ought to have Box of these Pllls--which
will be explained by calling on the subscrh.
er.-Price only 25 cts. per Box.
Also, with the Pills was received, fresh
supply Of The Eipeciorant and Carminoiire
Baisnm-the latter, the only certain cure for
all diseases Of the Bowels, and Summer Com
plants. J. w. EDDY, .9gent.
AugQ
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D.AYE.NPORI",S GE.NI1L.NI
Bilious Pills.

yySfIESC Pills are Justly esteemed for their ea-
q sy operations and good effects, as mild
safe, and sovereign remedy for Bilious com
plants, pains in the head stomach and bowels
in removing distractions Of every kind, by dis
solving and disrharging morbid matter, helping
digestion, restoring lost appetite, and II sure re-
lief for costivcness. They are so accommodated
to ~. ages, seasons and hours, that they may be
taken in winter or summer, at any time Of the
day, without regard to diet or hindrance Of bust
ness. Their operation is so gentle, pleasant, and
eiectual, that by. experience they are found to
exceed any other Physic heretofore offered TO the
public. which we can show by great number
Of certificates from eminent ply yscians and others
D.4I.E.NPOR1rS CELEBR.1TED EYE
EATER.
! Which has been applied with great success TO
weak, sore and inianed eyes, in all stages
WEElTO.V.S IT'CH OLVT.NE.N7,
Which cures in less than one hours applica-
ton. (See dIections.)
The character Of this celebrated Ointment
stands unrival!ed for being "A safe, speedy, and
certain cure for thnt oaihsone disease called the
!ch--and for all kinds Of pimples on The skin. -
1t is also a valuable article for the Salt Rheum
aud Cailblains.
WHEATO.N"S LAU.NDTCE BITTERS,
Which arc so cmlnently useful in removing all
Jaundice and Bilious complaints.
A fresh supply just received and for sale in this
town by Doct R. Il. HAZARD and Il. J. TAY-
LOR. Also by the Druggists in Providence.
July 26.
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,rT.For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, and r. r.
HAZARD, in Newport,-E. Thornton Son
in New .Bedford-snd by the Druggists in prov'-
danca Nov 22.
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9SeutGbes wirtSSbous,

in 3ane6uiae, Mu6tin9um 60. Sbio.
INr @ncesbsnannte betunbe tbieymit fei:
~ ne Geutlben 2aooslsute uno oae 9e:
fammte pEbIitunt oaB er bas pobbstanpts
Mirtbsbaus, besannt unter Dem Wamen
amertcam Naus
an Der nOroweitlibeu @de Der Marft une
4ten StroBs, in 3anesolIe, Can Dem 9la:
ncral 2nrnpeit) Bergen, uuo als tfsntli;
beS 9oftbsuS 81 balten seoenft. Die pel:
dbs ibu auf feinem frhheru StanbpIabe in
Ger Main 9traBs, nit ibrem 3upru6 besbrl
babsn, riro er NIT @ersutsen an fsiner
neuens tcue beD ibm anlprebsn isben,-tpi,b B
hberbaupt Die fortoauernoe9unt uue &uno:
(baft ieiner 06nner sut6 prompte unb
CUTE 8eoienuu9 uno biuise SsbanoIuusBu
oe'bisnen iu6en. Seine Sben'e, 81 lb,
Settuns, StaIluns &c. rperren 70 befeat ieDu,
oaB its f6 Don leIbit empfeblsn.
Q4 u ia m &oos.
3anssoiue, Sanuar 5. 1888. b.p.
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Be0fuauuUerr: :

1. Ser "8 8aterlanos freunt
uno @etlt Der 3ett' erl1etut regeI
mdBi9 jeben Srepta9 Mor9en.
2. Der SubIcripttonS preis 1T s II
& y a e + uno SO Gents, in 8prausbes
5ablung, ooer 2 & bale, fats bic 3eis
tun9 nld)t tnnerbalb cem Sabre beSablt ,piro
8. Die 8erienoun9 sefhiebt auf Soften
oerllnterltretber, uno Sriefe an bic Serauss
9eber ml1Ben pcltfreY ein9elanbt tperoen.
4. ansei9en perben breDmal oas glered
fltr . @tnen { ale ein9erldt ; m1Ben
aber fo9letd baar beSablt tperoen> tpc man
nld1t anf icnfti9e slrt in Hehnun9 itebt.
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8lattern (Small-pOx).

Nieie lditise &renlbsit bat flip wises1 I'm
~I' in unlersm @auntr su SeiSen an9sfan
gen, uno Der unterlbriebene bat fjb cabsr
NIT better 2eut(ber giaimpfunsS Matesis
oOrseisben. uno 1T iest 1soerjsit bereit, lent:
weoer III ieiner Offs ODER in Den MO5nun:
gen @ol6r, aIs f16 oes miebtisen @orheu:
sun9smittel oes @inimpfsns beoienen mols
n,ciefeu artIibsn Dienft 5u pou,isbsu.
Dr. George Srepfa6er.
@antoa, Sanuar 12. b..
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lan0 un0 StootlDtten
3u y erfd uf EN-.

5u 9erFaufen.
Sim 12ten ndbfen Ssbruar psroe id) If
~ Der Staot SetbIsbsm, folseube5 lieaeuos
stsentbum gum Serfauf anbietsn, uan,Iib
40 Qder 9anb,
@aN HAsRwel6e6 cin Gbeil Der fabliber
@zsMalaa&Ess QaIfte cerSectiou 90. 81, 2auu.
lbip 10, Ran9e go. 9, 1T. .Das 4ano if
bepnabe ale eetlart. Die Dube6eunasr
belteben auS elmer Sd9mhbls, einem 6au1e
9roBer S6euer uno sutem 8aumsnrten
Serner, ein auSerer 2
Stri1 bon Sc Gder,
ca 9sIeasn unb ausma6enb eiusn 1beiI
HEssz -oss norolpe( e(tlibsn 9iertels Der Seeti.
on 9to. 81, Gannibip go 10 uno Nanae
0Ro. 9; etrpa 90 older BACON fins aeflart:
ncrauf it6 Elm 8lcdbaue uno G9euer te,
ftnoet. Sernet
e. 0pte g .. SO.
H#fs in Der 9taot 8etbIebem, mt sinem
p"uie oarauf, uno
eOtte go. 81
in erfagter Statt, ,porauf nod fein 8ebdlt.
BE- Die(es @isentbum seb6rt Mues III BEN,
JablaB oes oerfOrbenen Sobn Nape, uub
srirc (einem Iebten WilIen uno 2eitameni
semaB mie fcIst pertauft, -ndmIiob Elm
Orittbeil oes Nerfaufss s8eIoes muB foeleiob,
uno orr Neft in 5pep iabrIi9en 3abIunaeu
entribtet werben. Der @ertauf fauat I'M,
10 ubr 9ormittass am bemeloeten Gage,
i'm 9auis Der belasten 2otte so. 90 fat,
mo gebb:I8e Mbpartun9 9esebsu ,piro, pon
9ei9OIaS Stump, @rscutor
San. 5. b.5. befasten ylahlaBss
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SreDta9 ben l9ten cSanuar 1893
CINE Su6bonDlunQ ,um 0erfouf,

(Stn Sndbdnoler in oiefem Staat 1T qe1on.
men letnen ldmmtlihen 8udtobr, tpels
d)er ote belten uno fltr jene @eseno belons
oer5 ous9etpdhlten en9liihen uno teutfd,en
Sld)ern enthdlt, 5u oerfaufen. Gin iunoer
yiann, tpelder Der eu9liIty yen uno teutldjen
Spraae tl!nol9 it, fann beY cielem @eIddft
le1lt .b'nrelhenoes 9lusfcmmen ftnben. Ole
Seotn9un9en Nno 81 900 in Nano tep Der
Setlsnabn,e, tpelcbe bis lten Oedr; 5. 6.
9elHeben FAINT uno bas l1ebrise in lciocuts
tlden 3telern. In6fnnft bieriiber ouf frans
t'rte anfra9eu 9tebt Die
Neo aftipn biefes BGattes.
Sanuar 1e, 1888. 4m.
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PUBLIC HOTEL,

at GAINESVILLE, Muskingum Co. Ohio
The subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has taken the well known stand, in the
above place, known by the name of the
AN MERICAN HOUSE,
at the northwest corner of Market and 4th
Streets, where he is at all times prepared to
receive and accommodate travellers and passrn-
gers AS his premises are very spacious, he will
be enabled and provided for any call, however
numerous, and by strict attention to the wants Of
his customers, and by good treatment and rea-
sonable charges he hopes to merit and obtain a
share of the public patronage. His bar, table,
beds and stable, shall be such, as to need none
but their own praise.
WILLIAM KOOS.
GAINESVILLE, Jan. S. 1888. If.
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8 y { Ere III.

I nterjei6neter wObnbaft in Der s.aet
~ Oeuaturs, Starf gauuty, Sbio, rpar 81
bisrmit Secerman fsiner Sran,,.. Cliiabetb,
elmer sebornsn Steffer irsene etrpas ami
(einen gtamen 3u bergen Ooer 3u leiBen, in:
Dem te it6 unl lbidli6 berassn> uub ibu
felt Iestem Neuiabr 9!beno nerlaBen BAT,
uno Ct cur6aus fsinen @sntifur Te su be-
5abIen 9elonuen 1T.
pbilip Speirer-
San. IL. mq.
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SWerlHesNn1t, SanlOn,
Dec. 80. 1887. o.. {

ONaOu1t miro biertut Dem Yubitun sr>
~ tbsit, oaB sends etnes 8sfebls Der
Court eon Common YleaS. in Dem Vart-
tions prcjeB Der Sarab 9nn Miaer sesen
Gatbariua Wiuer unb Mnoeten, i6 amNon
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