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w o n w T Il a.

DR. M. HITCHCOCK'S unrivalIed and
~ unequalled WORM TEA, sovereign
remedy for worms. Strange and incredible
are the effects of these detestable vermin few
persons, and j, is thought none, are free from
them, particularly females and children. Many
persons go through distressing course of med
icine, without any benefit, when they might be
relieved by using the worm tea. This invai-
liable medicine has been tested by the expert
ence Of more than four thousand persons OF va
rous ages, and not one solitary complaint on
the contrary, hundreds have called and unso-
licied given their decided preference to il, az
ter trying the different articles sent forth 10
the public, and pronounced DIR. M. Hitehcock's
Worm Tea unrivaled and unequalled.
For sale by BUTTON, CLARK & CO.,
only agents in Brattleboro, for the sole propri-
tors A. Hitchcock g. Co., Utica, N. Y.
Brattleboro. July. 1885. iy44
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-06

Mr.. John C. Hasweil OF the Bennington Gazette,
continues call bard fur exposing his for
gerry in reference To the resolutions OF the late Wing
convention Of that county. This to have been
peued, and we content. We told this species
d fraud is not n new thing with our Gazette friend
We have in fact been furnished with the evidence of
aMilar indiserction Of his in regard TO the proceed
uss Of the Wing Convention Of Bennington county of
1885, but we decline publishing it-at least for the
pescnt. For the parpose Of exposure we suppose il
anecessaryfor that OF reform it is certainly useless
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-06
c. StrattOn,
SURGEON DENTIST,

WOULD give notice TO the Ladies and
w Gentlemen of Brattleboro and vicinity,
that he is at his rooms at Col. Chase's Stage
House, where he is prepared TO attend to his
profession in all It's branches. He will leave
his rooms on the 9th Of October next, and
return on the 18th of November.
Sept 9TH, 1889.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-06
New Fall Goods.

GIRO DE NAP and Chaley Merinos, splen-
NJ did for Ladies dresses x cloaks; FIR and
Eng. Merinos. do assorted colors and qualities;
blk, col'd and pongee silks; cacoes; merino
and Highland shawls; silk and cotton hdkfs.
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Veslings; No. TO
90 cotton yarn; travelling baskets; paper hang
ings, groceries, crockery and glass ware; lamp
oil, &c. &c.
A. DUNKLEE.
Bratteboro Centre, Sept. 4, 1883. I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-06
To the, Public.

THtHIS certi6es that Messrs. J. G. Stone &
II Co. Of Guiiord, Green River, VIZ are
duly authorized General Agents for the Sale
of DR.. Taylors Balsam of Liverwort, in the
county of Windham, and are authorized to APP
point sub-agents in said county
Yours truly,
GEORGE TAYLOR, M. ID.
New York, Aug. II, 1899.
N. b. Beware of Counterfets. /
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-06

HAVlNG fitted up additional rooms for
IL the sale of Looking Glasses, Brass An
drons, Bellows, Brushes and every kind OF
general House Furnishing Goods, which they
now have. n5-To same we invite attention,
with that assurance which fears no COMPETE
ton. Aug. 1880. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-06
Cure yOur Coughs.

"A RE you coward, and fear 10 ask yourself
"A ifconsumpton be not in you? Do you
cough, or have you pain in the breast, and
know you not that even these may be seeds of
consumption, which will NOW you down in
twevemonthi Know yourself, study your
health, and il you cough, or raise thin mucous,
Or feel darling pain in the side or breast, be-
ware! for an additional cold may produce an
incurable disease and death Cue your colds
then, and TO this end go to-day, and get DR..
Taylof's Ba!sam of Liverwort, of
j. c. STONE & Co.
General agents.
Guillord, Green River, Aug. IS, 1899. so
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Rhode Island Eleetion.-The election


Rhode Island Eleetion,--The election
G Congressman took place in Rhode Island,
tuesday, Aug. 9th. and resulted in the
election of Tillinghasl and Cranson. Wings,
by majority Of 800 or 400. Members of
The legislature were alse elected at the same
ine and the wing majority on joint ballot,
has increased from H. uhe majority OF last
year) to 25.-A correspondent of the Jour
pal OF Commerce says it was one OF the har-
(est fought battles ever known in Rhode
Island All that zeal. money, and, perhaps,
Misrepresentation could do, were put IN req
uisition by the locofocos
Death of Miss WestfaiLs. The father Of
this unfortunate iemale is 10 this town. From
him we learn that this young lady died at
Vienna, few days ago. A post morfem
esamination was had by Doct. Carver, OF
Geneva. and others, who attributed her
death, to.iAjxry recsired from her oiolator'
Capt Applsby. The parent is now on MS
/ way to Sandasky. with the affidavit drawn
up By the medical men. Buffalo CONNER
elal Advertserl
The N. Y. Commercial states that a
mourning ring bearing this inscription 'Sa-
. rah Hastings, OBJ Il Feb. l774, AZ 60" was
ioOnd few weeks since, near the RUNS oil
\ Fort George. II was supposed TO have be-
Onged TO some member of the noble iamily
Of Hastings. who served under Burgoyne /;
aOd to have been lost in l777, while the Brit
sh forces held possession OF The fort
A PArRoN-The Steubenvile Herald
hys -" A subscriber. who has been patron
l.ing us for nearly ten years, without paying
and whose lovely wife not long since. broom
hlcked our COLLECTOR out the honse for pre-
ienting the bill wanted 10 know OF US last
week sOhy we stopped his paper.
ScANDAL,-The propensity for scandal is
common TO all communities, which are Tor
he most part made up of small minds
Gossip is an occupation for those who by
nature are inca pable OF any other 1t is the
esource of the ignorant, the vulgar, and the
ale consolation against our own debcien-
ties or ill.doings; refuge for the speeny;
'hd at all times Recommendation TO the
mass Of mankind. who have very little heed
what expense ofthe feelings or interests
others they purchase the entertainment
Up Are we not fortunatel While the election
avs Is driving our ship up salt River, we received
e other morning by stage, from n gentleman ~ Az
..ay, Watermelon, weighing 20 lbs' for which we
VI @ach obliged.
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Spirits and Wine.

a do ST rE Cr6Gt22e lend, Rum, prime;
half pipes Cog. Brandy, (of various brands)
6 bbs. do.
8 pipes II. Gin; bbis Gin;
casks Cherry Rum, (old)
do. Monongahela Whiskey;
Old Jamaica Spirits;
l do. Spice Bitters;
Old Irish Whiskey; Stoughton Bitters.
WINES
Old Madeira; Brown Sherry; Old Oporto;
Refined Sicily Madeira; Sicily do; Lisbon;
Sweet Malaga; Muscat; Spanish Port,
All Of superior quality, and were carefully
selected for Bratteboro Market, and for sale at
GEO. ". E.NERSONS.
Brattleboro, Aug. 90. 81
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FIRE! TIRE!! FIRE!!!

TIME members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire
IA Insurance Company are hereby notified
that the following assessments have been made
by the Directors on all notes in force on the fol-
lowing daYs to wit:
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MARRIEn.

in this village, Aug. 80, by Rev. Addison Brown,
Mr.. David II. Parker Of Detroit, Michigan. 10 Mia
Elizabeth Z. Briion OF keene NJ. IA.
10 this village Sept. Sd by Rev Addison Brown, Mr.
Hiram Clydeof Chiilicothe, Ohio, TO Miss Mary x.
Wardwel ol.Snllivan N. H.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-06
DIED.

10 Heath, Mass Aug. 26, Of Consumption, Mrs.
Silence, WHEEL Mr. OTIS sree,er. and daughter Of
MI. Na,hanisl Hill Of New Fame, VI. aged rs.
Printers ~ New Hampshire. Mass. and Rhode Is
land, are requested to notice the above.
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ngDENTISTRY.

DR. SPALDING continues to perform all
NJ operations in the LINE OF DENTAL SUR
gerry, and warrants them to be done in neat
and durable manner, upon the best scientific
principles Of the art. Grateful for past favors
he solciis continuance Of the same.
nS@ Charges much io,Der than The ordinary
charges Of Dentists. .,.,i ~ -
~ Office Room one door south Of the
Store of Duffon, Clark & Co.
Brattleboro, Nov. co. 1888. ~
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5III|A MOTTO E.

iii.;h N oIC =.
Uni @Psarnr -'rrie .runlas vg,irf,, 4ifsEm, his
worn down with the trials and perpier.
tiles of managing lille property in the town
oil Bratteboro, In such manner as to keep il
right side up, have come to the conclusion to
dispose of what lille | have as soon as con-
venient, pay off what otce and retire TO pri-
rate life
Feeling confident that a goodly number of
my IR,casmen will bid me as God Speed d,
propose in the first onset, to sell my FARM
situnied in West Brattleboro, on the old stage
road neat its junction with the new one leading
from Brattlebogo TO Bennington, containing
about 10 acres, divided into pasiuring and
morning land-well calculated for the Dairy
man or w o0t Grotcer. IL has a good supply
of GOOD and is well uatered-nn Orchard
which produces some of the best fruit in the
county, with Cider MI standing on the
premises-a comfortable House with a Wood
Shed adjoining-an excellent We'll of water
under the shed--a Barn SO by so, with n shed
adjoining forty feet in length, both at this time
well filed with Hay and Grain. Also, a good
Granary, sc. Possession can be given the
first of April next
Secondly. have quantity of HAY 10 sell.
Also, Household Furniture-a few Farming
Tools, such as Scythes and Pitchlorks, rskes
and hoes; likewise,
Anime tooh'd Harrow;
A speckl'd Hog, Spaniel Dog;
A fine mich Coz that's farrotc.
These things in store with many more,
III sell for ready money!
II thus you pay Pm bold TO say,
You need not fear I'll Dun ye-
As hare beenil
And TO conclude, after what o,ce is squared
the remainder Of the proceeds of the Farm, &C.
i wish 10 have the privilege of ciaping it into
my o,on pocket and leaving fo,cn any time |
shall choose or think best.
ALBERT BENNETT.
Brattleboro, asth Aug. 1889. 1
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NOW READ THIS!
NOW READ THISg
Tyou 'sdnt Cheap and Genuine TEAS,
g OFF e e s, @ OCE RI E 8, &c.
--BUY Or
Geo. w. Emerson,
ONE DOOR NORTH OF THE VERMONT HOUSE,
BRATTLEBoRo, VT.
NJ HERE he is now offering TO the public
well selected and most extensive as
sortment OF
TEAS. COFFEEs, AND
CIR q q Il RMS


CIR q @ Il r. I II S.
The above articles having been personally
inspected and bought with "CAsH," and every
attention paid TO richness, favor, strength, SC.
anu al the same time being experienced and
possessing the command Of sufficient capital
resovngI to devote 10 it his most assiduous
aud unremitting attention---and combining
these with punctualify and perseverance,, he
trusts TO meet with that patrorA.,. .,,..,sh n
business conducted upon the principles of hon
or and integrity merits; assuring the public at
the same time, that single trial is all that il
requisite to enable his articles TO stand unrival.
ied by any IN this part of the country. Fami-
lies who would consult economy and genuine
articles for a leading consideration, will please
call and examine the following
TEAS Of every descriptions; coffees, cocoa,
chocolate, cocoa nut; East Boston double re-
hned, Phil. single LOAF, Boston Lump, crushed.
Porto Rico, n. Orleans, and B. ii. SUGARS;
n. Orleans, West India and sugar-house MO-
LASSES; CASTLE, soda, fancy and brown
SOAPS; sal soda; all kinds of Foreign Nuts;
rnds, zante currants, lemons; N. Y. butter,
soda, sugar and water CRACKERS. All
kinds of common SPICES, mace, citron, nut
megs ground and whole cloves, CAYENNE, pure
ginger, pearl'd sage, tap;oca, ground and whole
rice, confectionery, cake trimmings, iujube
paste, pepper sauce, picked lines, cornishon
pickles; Spanish and French olives; capers,
rose-water, table oil, walnut, mushroom and
tomato ketchups; anchovies, lemon syrup, pre-
served ginger, CHAMPAGNE, London Por
ter, Newark cider; pipes, smoking and chew
ing TOBACCO, Spanish and Am. CIGARS;
Lorard's black and Scotch SNUFF; Dutch
starch; mustard, backing, mats, Bristol brick
and rotten stone. - .--.-----l
Coarse and Fine SILT.
Smoked and picked SALMON; old Dun
Fish; Cod, Haddock, MackereI and Halibut;
Bologna Sausages and Eng. Herrings.
Sperm Candles and Lamp Oil;
II FLOUR, and MEAL;
Albany Ale, sc. &c.
Having enumerated a partnf which he now
has on hand and with .frequSX additions, he
is determined to keep the largest and best Sc
lected assortment of GROCERIES in New
England States, and as cheap as the cheapest.
Purchasers are invited to call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, and every article warranted to
give satisfaction. The whole Of which is Of
Tered for sale for cash or country produce, at
the lowest cash prices.
Bratileboro, Aug. 16, 1889. s,veoPisrfo0
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Uses'of Phrenology-Young men who
are DESTROYS of improving their condition, by
marriage, are recommended to study Phren.
oiogy. 1t may be safer guide than honled
lips, or looks that throw one into pensiye
state OF feeling. AS somebody has wisely
said trusting to Gall you may eschew much
Wormwo0d" -
A Printer Robbed-The Office OF the
Troy Mail was entered on Wednesday
night About 20 dollars were stolen, and a
number OF bills against distant subscribers.
The publishers offer to forgive the burglar
for stealing the cash, he will collect the
acc counts and return the proceeds.
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New Store and New
O. GOD S.

yENHE subscriber has opened Ne,c Store in
IL Wlliamsville, where he offers for sale an
entire new stock of GOODS,
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Up Are we not fortunatel While the election
avs Is driving our ship up salt River, we received
as other morning by stage, from a gentleman 70 Az
any, Watermelon, weighing 20 lbs for which we
VT much obliged. Htl
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Loco Foco gain.
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Birge & Dickinson,

Brattleboro Centre, Sept. 4, 1888.
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VetfptellDIer Wtan1mDth N(an,

Srl9cnpc Details eines spttpriez zDlans, fpcl6c
TN 'tabtfen December 9c5p9en tperpen bu, f1brtn
nns gu Der Grtlerrn9, bab berltlbe pbne 8eiIpicl
it bcr @cfhidte Der Spttrrte pe tcDt. Gs lit mabr,
cs flno ptcle 9tieten (8lants) patep; allen a,tt
per anrern Settc, nerpcn pcr oubetprpcntleb nicbz
rt9e 9rcis ron $40 per xtdet = pcr QScrtD 1np
bic 2In5obl Der Goritol>preiit, unb bic Grne1cz
run9 rcs 9ttcn olttn Getraubs Der 8er1l6eruna,
eob jcpcr ptcis ScjpSen nnp rtrtauft ben trll
-trir ltttp tttcr5cnSt - oI9cineint Scfricpt9une
9ctp@bren, tctonrcrs pcn 600 prtts>8c1isern.
9enjcnScn, ric cs ma9cti trpllt,t, e11pfcDlcn mir
at, reB tle lcb }p talp ais mf9lib tptse,t Sirts
an uns wenrcn. Qsenn rie 9,retfe alle pertauft
ftnr, tlcttcn NIT nrob 9licttn itri9, unc bic CT
tfcn Sal1fcr Aattn bic bcttc xfhane. 2Bir fastt,
besDalt ne1GrrUtispcu: s69ert ni6t! fcnpern
febtdt l''ts 9erahers9s tltrc Sctternsen 5, nel6e
Intere ot9entlietlidc Scae5tnnS erbalten fpltcn.
OIan orbrebtrc Sricft unp rcnbe feb cit
Splr tteru. Gr. so. 156, 8rcabpop,
u gctt odbt ouf bic Ntnt1er, 156. 81. q.
$500, ,OOO!! $500, ,0oo!! SIS, 600 prcife pp1,
$4,000! prctft ron 900! prcite
rpn $4,000.
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N(eDelanD
89gnsik 5toBr+
Mt(tt3rticbe O2ulTf : 9Sarrcu

Wftlttarttbe WsuItf VurEen
70 mic rag mnltfalifde putIfum i'm AIScmets
1ei1 itl1o Dofl6t cr9elabtit, mid init brcn duff
tra9tn 3u tcrDren. a)leinc 9crttnruueen tn,
Nuslanpt nit hrr tetfen tcutbcn unp fran,effebcn
Satrteanteit, ttscn MIDI 1T Den Gtano, ntebt nur
anertannt cute Sntfrtmente ju liefern, fcnrcrn
etG nclne pret1e 70 3n ftten, baB Ite gents im
ocn 8roBern Seeft1otcn, mic Sleu~ Yprt, 0pttpn,
pb'locelrbia une Baltimore niebt tilt8cr ;u ta,r.
Yen ltttp. aueb 8orattre icb alle u,circ QSaarcn.
lUtnl1tzS"nscn taufen nebt MIR bilistr, fcnbcrn
ertparen atteb hie 6raebt nnp Stler, bcn (ie a,,>
cerm1ltt9 untcrwcrfctt ipartn, pilrrcn tie ibren
>eepart ppn Ocl1>Dpre II. ~. tt,cbcr. SD t,t
leet pnrD Antuntt ntucr Otter i'm Storec, mcilr
Qbcrtement a[s ras
0rD6te I'M QSelfen
btm pnblt1tnt CUR 9cf1l(i8tn S1ctit at trnati,,
lIi1o rtfertrt, SaBD6rncr, < Scrrents, Ipfauncu,
arpm'ntlt1, Sadpfctfet, Irpmpttrr, Snpentipnsa
brrner, St9naIu uno GlaprcnD6rner, 8rntil Srcmz
rttet Grlan9grs, Glariptette, feine 1lrD prbtnIrc
Gl6tttt rp1t bis &laprcn, Qterrpipns, fttnc
unb prrindrc @iplincr, Sab9e9cn nit unc rbne
patcnt S9rottter, fenc unp rrpinare QBiener
9utarret, QSal69Nilitoirif6t mu(ie, Slptcnpaa
pier, @dbte ttalianifde Goittn fir ale Snttruz
mertt, Ulunbtitte, Sioltt unp 8ag> 8escn, 8ps
9tnbaar, SaitcnGalter, ,Stcse, Golfcniun, 9ti,iia
bonmcs unb 4abcln, 9iancfcrte 9ratb, @6ua
y" w "%tS ~S'l"k AHtkVhN WV WV AtEEEC AElkCE
Il btetcm Sadbc.
8eporaturen aller Irt ,prrbtn auts befte ge>
lnaebt cute oltt SicIinen ntbme idb fir billisc
preiIe int IaufAbanptl CIT. 2tQe Nuftrdse rrnt
so1pe werpen aufs tettc 1t. plntttt6tte tepr9t Sas
Iuntentebtnrt 3cu9niB res -0rn. s. QSDitc rilbn,z
li4if tetannt o!s $ebrer ppn Olnfit >8anrcn IT, E.
10. ,piro Nuc, mid 8efubtnrcn 0ber,tusen pc,t
rer 2sabrbeit bes otensefasten. Olan persebe
| ntd3t ,u temcrfct, rab mein Strbr unttr pent
Tamcn Sajaar, tttannt 1T.
u. Sepwert, Smrcrteur
tit tcutf6cn Qeaortn, tum " 9sa,aar"
Set1. IS. pDbnir getauot, Glerrlanp, 9.
LIDO hereby certify, that l have instructed
several Bands who received their supply of
Instruments from Mr.. A. Seywert, at the
Cleveland Bazaar, and take pleasure in saving
that as to Quality as we'll as moderate prices,
can confidently Recommend them to ali
who are desirous to purchase.
Signed. JOHN WHITE,
Professor of Music, Cleveland, late of Youngs-
Dated Dec. 1S. 1888. town, Trumbull CO.
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0urh Yripathanbcl
Gb6bbore5 2ono 3u oerfaufeu.

$50 Scr GnctskeN0nNtt tletet Hlerlnlf
M4.ng4NAs g4As 14a 2(tcr sanp ron tster @1tc, biebt
l:sssM&sem an St1rt2en 8etDcDen, Start
y.Essss. y.sssssss Ga,lntp, Obtc, scle8en, gum 9ertenf
an. 9aBelte (icst AT Der -oaupttraBt, irelde
rcu OlasiQpn no6 9etblebtm fllbrt. Adcr CO.
ron ttrBrn am ptn pla,t bet Stapt soefDleDcnl
felttt, uno tennen bober su Starttrtte't tehnet
.,erScu. Nuf einer anpern 2(der $ptte ttebt Gin
no1cs, enperbolb Stpt brbes Srambans. Obi
acs Gisentbu,n FAINT iu GanSen pbtr tDsil'pets
perfauft psrps,,, mic es teb fir SaaflstRater am
teftrm tdicten tl.a9.
iteeer pas Slabere fann maj, ft6 erfunpi9c1
auf sem plaee feltif tep bs.n Gisentbtner
9enjomin .earris
getblebem, Stare &c. 9. Suni7, tp.
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Sur @tbMlfsz zNt6ter Wctiibren s232 90 OI
Glert rcr CURT ron Common
Qleos, 8cbelt tl1D 05ctitDrcu 1877 53 oil
Stootss Nnmalps @ctitbren 4O3 90 O|
Sdert1s QctnDrct l48 SO 81
cyurp 0etubre!t 703 SO O
Stu3ctt> >CoctnDrtn 3S5 IS O
Grnttabels G5ckilGren ttp rtr 0rurt1lO rs O
Glcrt rcr Suprcme Grrrt, SIT
rer 5n Vccnrcen IL 90 0
Gr1nnib ibicntrs>B BetNGrtn 1872 90 0
Sunbz 9pnnuiBioncr5 0jctilDrtt 20 90 0
Nurttprsz0 0etitbren 1929 56 2
GprptttrS QctttDrt,t . Sc 90 0
Nrmcnbaus 0rcftpr5s 8chIDrct 1877 SO 0
QBebpretz G5eEIDrtn 4O1 25 0
Srtepenski@ttr unb GonttatelScz
tlDren III &rnin0l> G1tn 223 70 7
0purtDotIs 1t. 0efdn9niB ltnfptttn l75 96 2
SeebittSun9 ber Gcfau9cnett SIS Al 5
Ntr3tiebc Scb0hrlnn9 0cf0n9ntr Is SO Of
2(rrctirun9 ftitebtt9er 9ertrc6er $50 90 OF
Stn0tsttraBcn ltneottc,t 1877 69 n
Gauntp StroBcn ltntrtten 165 25 O|
Nrr1cnbors ltnfpttctt 1925 90 OI
2lrmc nc9jutrin9en 9 l6 25 0I
Oetait9cnc irc9jutrin9tn 35 IA o.
Q8aDlz ltnfrtttn 112 90 o.
Sc,rilli9unatt fir Srtlttn 1446 25 0
Secprbin9 Sum zMrrt96tf6es 2 06 2
@6u( Sunrs 1886 ~
G6ulDauS Gar 35 27 5
GAul>3 3ahlun9 262 SO 0
Toun(tbip Sor 3O2S 81
QHt9tor 1915 10 8
ltn9cDrri9 te5oDltcr 1ar 04 T
2t5ns ouf &auflnanns Sjtnftn Is 06 O.
SntreBc ouf NnleiHe 800 90 O
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fl1dber 6 SO o.
QEu. it. Ger. Suntar, fir Sr1dcn93 25 8
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