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Samuel Keeler's Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT.
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, SIS
The Hon The Probate Court for the Dis
nit Of ChiHenden. To all persons con.
cerned in The Estate Of Samuel Keller, late
of Essen, in said District, decreased
- GREETING.
Marsha Castle, Exccu.
wv tor of The last will and testament Of
sad deceased proposes to render an account
of his administration, and present his &C.
coAnt agains, said estate for examination
and allowance at a session Of The Court OF
Probate, to be holden at the Register
Office in Burlington, on the second Wednes
day of February next.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause, if any you
have. why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand ct Burlington, this
9th day Of January A. ID. 1889.
HIM. WESTO.N, Register.
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DR.. Relies
.ENTI-BTLLIoUS PILLS.

For Indigestion. Loss of Appetite, Lislses,nes,,
Heudacte, Cos'meness, Fzaiulence, CAolic,
Bilious affections, &c.
"O comment on the efficacy of these Pills.
Il after successful experience of MANY
years in England and America has establish
cd their reputation. is needless: Suffice it 10
observe that for redundancy of Bic, Falu.
lehce. Costveness, Headache, &c. sc, thew
will undoubtedly prove far more serviceabie
than those drastic Purgcs too frequently en-.
ploycd. and will not only at the same time
tend 10 remove the offending cause by gen.
tie motions. and strengthen the digestive
organs, but improve the appetite and rcnovatu
the system. Price so cents
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPE.
CIFIC,
For Sick Headache, &c. Price so cents. XII
None genuine unless S gned on the outside
printed wrapper by the sole proprietor, Il,
klDDER, immediate successor TO The late Dr.
w j. CONWAY. For sale o, his Counting
Room, over No. 80, Court.s,reet, near Con
cert Hall. Boston, and also by his special ap.
ointment, by J. Il J. Fl. PECK s. Co.
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SHOP NOTICE
The American Medical Alma
H0c for 1899.

nESIGNED for the daily use of practising
~ physicians, surgeons, students, and apo'he
carries. Being also a pocket memorandum and
accoun, book, and general medical directory Of the
United States. by J. ". G. Smith. editor Of the
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. Boston
1889. For sale by JAMES W. HIeEoK.
Burlington w., Jan, II, 1899.
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MOLASSES.
~ Hhds. Moasses for sale BY the HID
~ very low by
SOLOMON WALKER g. Co.
January is, 1889.
Groceries g. Provisions.

"l1E subcribers have on hand heavy
l. stock Of Teas. Sugars, Spices. Fruii.
Coffee. Goldfish, Mo'asses, Confectionery,
&C &c, and we will give our customers
some better bargains than they have been
in the habit Of making If they will cal be.
lore our stock is sold
We have good Hyson Skin Tea, for e5
CTS. per ID and other lhings as cheap.
PROFESSIONS. such as Pork, Flour,
Butter, Cheese, Lard, Salmon, .Nackerei,
&c. &C.. and q small qnanlny Of cheap
Pepper s. SPICE from 3 to cts. per d.
Persons wishing to lay in their stock
will do well TO call soon.
Jan. 10. LATHRop & PoTwIN.
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One day in my Shop.

SC RE my Boots done" said gent eel
"A looking young man as he entered
my shop with cane in his hand and o
chain about his neck. which be made no
effort to conceal. What is he name sir,
said H. MY name is - Yes sir >
handing him pair that would be pronoun
ced exquisite by any Of the species in
! Broadway. Il will call and pay you for
them Tomorrow said he. i like them
much and will tell my friends where to
call IT they want superb article in your
line Seeing me hesitate. he added, I for
got my purse when left home. i have
not forgot TO make your Boots said |, and
think the bes, way to make you remem.
her 10 nay me for them is TO keep them III!
you do SO.
Are my shoes done ? sd i'd smart young
girl, always remember The ladies' names. }
Yes. Mss handing them to her. what
is the price ? One dollar and fify cents.
Here is an order from Mr. - for them.
am very sorry to make you trouble said
]. 'bnt cannot take he order in payment
Why sir, is it not good? Yes. undoub'
eddy Mr. - is good for three times the
amount of all The shoes have in my shop,
but cannot use that order in my business
| those shoes are money to me. and If take
the order in payment il makes the order
cash TO Mr.. -. that is. Mr.. - puts
one dollar and fifty cents of my money
into his own pocket. which he undoub' edIy
will pay when it is convenient, but in the
meantime it is entirely useless to me-
DO you make CATER Boots ? said lady,
Yes Have you any made p have some
that have made for measures (handng
her par.) Those are nice ones said
she. 'and think they will fit me, will try
them. i have no objection to your trying
them but should they fl you. would not
run the risk Of disappointing The lady they
are made for, for the price Of them. You
are right said she,' you may take my
measure for pair
Have you any Boots ready made tba,
will fit me? SAID n gentleman. i believe
have sir. for keep good assortment on
hand The gentleman selected a pair
which he said fitted him better than he
was ever before fitted, and ouqnired the
pr,ce. Five dollars sir why said he
(hnnding me the money! Il expected they
would be more. ! have no, seen q better
pair in The place, and they all asked more
for them Il never inquire sir what hers
sell their work FOR, do not do q credit
business and therefore do not charge one
man for what another runs away with ;
You may depend upon my patronage said
the gentleman, handing me his card
Thank you sir, will endeavor to deserve
it by having your work we'll done and done
when you want il.
Ladies and gentlemen, the subscriber
solcI,s your patronage, and will be in his
shop every day TO attend ioyour commands.
and will omit no effnrt TO furnish you a
good article in his line. aud cheap for ready
pay. Shop, corner Of Church and Cherry
streets. JAMES X. PLATT.
| .11nunrU T. 1899.
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STOVES! STOVES!!

"HE Subscribers have on consignment,
II large stock Of Cooking Stoves. from
No. to No. 4 of the latest approved pa,
terms. Parlor Stoves, of \ very superior
s'ilc and quality. also, Box Stoves, of dif.
fercnt slses and patterns. Any one who
wishes To purchase any kind Of Stoves, " III
hnd 1t much for his interest, to call and
examine the aboye Stoves, before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as the Stoves will be sold
very low and on terms 30 suit purchasers.
SOLOMON WALKER g. Co.
January 10 1889.
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Great SnO1D Storm.

A GREAT and unusual fall of Snow for
- THIS season, say to the depth ofl2 or Is
inches, would have a wonderful tendency TO
increase the price o! Goods. As il is, Ladies
coming from distance on wheels, can buy
articles Tor Dresses or Clocks as cheap, if no,
a little cheaper, than ever. II is surprising TO
see what an effect fall of snow and cold
weather has on large bodies Of water in freez
ing them up; and ii has much the same effect
IN closing up stock Of Goods. Therefore,
should snow como soon. the goods would all
be sold off at HOV.ARDS. DecIe
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STOP THIEF !!

GTOLEN from tho SUI. crlber's door on
~ the evening OF 22d inst. a new Buffal 10
Robe, which may possibly be offered for
eale. Two dollars reward will be pa for
the return Of The skin, and two more for
the detection Of the thief.
Jan. "a. 1889. WIN. ]. SEYMOUR.
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g A IL A ND s ZEE!

l. T. ID & f RS
MI ANUFACTURED from blue wove,
lvA deny and medium paper aud bound
In superior style. Also.
Il T. & o II ID BOO KS
manufactured from white wove medium
paper, and bound in heavy calf, together
with general nssortmen, of
Il l. A N X BOOK KS,
for sale at the Book Blndcry. by
s. HUNTIN GTON.
N. B.-Blank Books and all kinds of
Book Binding done to order, at prices that
SHALL. SUIT. s. IL
COLLEGE STREET.
Burlington Jan. ~, 1899. {
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The German Matchless Sana-
tive. for sale at he Post Office at Grand
Isle W., where numerous testimonials as
to lis specific qualities in cases of Con-
sumption &c. may be seen by calling at my
office.
DANIEL JACKSON, .4gent
December Ia, 1888. 6m
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WANTED.

a Iarge number OF unsettled accounts
"a OF from one TO two years standing, the
subscribers wish 10 have closed. Persons
interested will 'ake due notice.
Jan |. 1899. LATHRop e. rorwrN.
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the purchasers at such period in the spring
as is convenient to them, and will enter
into contracts accordingly. Prices and
terms for The Trees and Cuttings will be
forwarded to oil who may apply for them
by mail as well as prices Of Silk Worms
Eggs, Mulberry Seeds &c. The Multi
cauIs Trees are remarkably vigorous, and
as we first imported the Genuine tree,
purchasers are sure Of obtaining the true
kind. It is from this cause and from the
great attenti n paid by them, that The trees
they have sold have given universal salts.
faction.
N. B. Frui, and Ornamental Trees, Plants
and Seeds can be supplied to any extent
Flushing. near .New York Jan. |, 1889
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ALSo-TIIE CFTEBRATED
CAMBRIAN TOOIH.ACHE PILLS
RE MOVALI.

nOCTOR HATCH has removed his
IL Office TO his residence on Whiie-st.
two doors south of the Methodist Chapel,
where he continues 10 give his unremltling
attention to the practice Of Medicine aud
Surgery.
Darlington, Nov. %, 1888.
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DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPE.
CIFIC.
OdOntica ! Od0ntica ! !
[ he Teeth! The Teeth!

L ii Z CCt ii uC T. ii
YnR. NJ. IlITCHCOCK'S Magnetic Odon-
w. tica. The fact is proved. and the
most incrcdulous and doubling are fully con.
WINGED, as we have the evidence from the sale
OF more than 1000 boxes within the past year,
that the Utopian dreams Of the alchymist are
realized, and remedy discovered for prcscrv
ing those important and beautiful appcnda gcs
of the human system, hy the use of the Mag
neiic Odontica, which, by IT'S attractive, purl>
Tying and strengthening qualities removes all
cXlraneous substances from the teeth and
preserves them in their natural brilliancy, and
the gums in soundncss and beauty. Ii is as.
cer'aincd from experience, that when used
the teeth will moi decay, but remain ill, the
latest old age, with Their natural wear. When
they are decaylng, It's progress will be ar.
rested, and the teeth preserved and prevented
from aching. Ladies and gentlemen Of the
most respectable character are daily callinp.
who assure US HAT before they commenced
using the cdontica, their teeth were loose and
last gong 10 decay, their gums spongy and
iev5fSh. and the breath iGted, and after usirp
this invaluable powder, in less than one week
their teeth were firm in their sockets. their
gums resumed their health, their breath COZ.
rected, and no money could induce them 10
be without it. All this costs the small sum
of fifty cents. For sale by J. a J. II. Peck &
Co. only agents in Burlington for the sole
porprictors, A. Hitchcock s. Co. Utica N. Y.
DIR. nj. HITCHCOCKS ne,oiy inrenied
SNUFF only IS cents.
NOR the cure and absolute relief Of
Il catarrh, dizziness Of The head, weak eyes
nervous headaches, fallen sickness fits, and
infants troubled with the snuilles, partial
shocks of palsy, &c. For sale by J. & J. IT.
PECK & Co.., only Agents in Burlington for
the sole proprletor's A. Hitchcock s. Co.
Utica N. Y.
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DF. RELF'E'S AROMATIC PILLS,
FOR FEMALES.

"HEY purify The Blood, quicken lis circu-
l. lation. assist tho suspended operations
of nature, and are general remedy for the
prevailing complaints among the female part
Of society. The Pills are particularly effca
cious in the Green Sickness. Fapilation Of
the Heart, GiGdness, short Breath, Sinking
of the Spirits, Detection ard Discrimination to
exercise and society. Married ladies will
find the Pills equally useful. except in cases
of pregnancy, mhen hey musi not be taken-
neither must they be taken by persons Of
hectic or consump,vc habits. Price $3.50
box.
ALso-TUE CELEBRATED
CAMBRIAN TOOL H.ACHE PILLS,
Which give immediate reiief, without the
least injury TO the Teeth. On trial this will
be found one Of the best remedies known for
this complaint. Price so cents box. ks
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BY the Dozen or Gross, Indel-
i'b'c Ink, either with or without prepar.
alton, warranted not to wash out or cor
rode the finest cambria Odrdge's Balm
of Columbia, by The dozen or gross Bears
on, by the dozen Or gross; steel Specla.
Giles by the dom or gross; best quality
German silver Spoons, Forks, Cream La
dies. Sugar longs, Butter Knives, &c. at
the Variety Shop.
Dec. 81. PANGBoRN s. BRIN.MAID.
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VIM. PRINCE s. son

w OF Trees and
Cuttings of the Cen
u,ne Chinese Morns
Mullicaulis, NJ orus
Exponsa ,Alpine.Bro
sa, Canton and other
varieties deliverable to
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1er E.tberals aseobach&er.
NsaSinas ssa 5. Rrrsnltr. 1889.

Cine Sancs semiTsnleisr Sd,urtsn fsaeiut
ejsst unier eanb su rurb;istm ,tnt bic SerifSs
7rsnee Blamms fi.bsraa a,Sufadbcn. Saum
'iit mob cine sin;i9e Der srSiIsrn Stasts Der
Silnion BON ibrsn 2Ssrfen frci 'asbIistsn unr
lbsrall fno Die seutIihtsn Srussn hes ssr
'it6rsntsn elsments ;urid asblishsn. Nufitr
SEEM bcben 2srtbpcn gi9entbum sas Serttrl
>spurbs, lino spaDrlbeinlib tauftnbs pom ar'
men MmfDsn bic alle ibrs S3ats rsr!rrtn bas
SDen uhb benz 9r66tsn @kac au59etet iinb
Das Sis-es cas- SEsrf ren Mrrrbrsnnsrn if,
iif gar nitbt ;u bsi,pciftIn uns sS ,rdrs 81
whnihsn, Sas bsr9ltiben Sturfsn ertappt
.unb in 5fidsrs6 s+EAuarti,r 9'brattt mureen.
Giniss 2sut. pclcn frSar meinsn, eaB Wcrbs
brsnnsr prn England jnprrtirt unt bic oEsrfs
,ssuss tortissr &auf1suts mdre,t rm re ams
rifaniitba Tatrisfm 81 ;erfIssa; eisS it
abr itbrs5u bsimslftIn.
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Sietf1bl i'm Orrfen.

Durb Die tDdti9e 8smitbuns oes Gpns
ttabels Su9Des bon oieier Stabt tpuroe'
porleete oBc3e ein &eyl, 9samsns Soz
ispb gnSSaro, perbaftet, auf lpsldem Der
Serooebt felt eini9er 3sit 9erubet Daf,
ct ilb nit Dem pfsroeitsblcn abeebe. Die
Gbotlaibcn, ,pelde felt leiner Gerboftung
an oa5 eitbt 9etcmmen lino, te,psilen, pap
er es iIb gum @eibaft ssmabt bat gu
itsblen 100 unp ipas ct nur INNER fosnte-
Gs erbel!et,oab sr iieben pferoe BON eben
70 piel pertbleoenen perionen oreisebu
Stdd Ginopicb, pier5i9 Stud Gboafe
uno cinen Stdnoer NIT Sutter aeffoDtea
bat. Sn enem Stall in Der umaebuna
Der Stoot, rpelben er 9elnietbst Su bae
ben iOeint um ibm ais all9elneiner @er=.
lpabrun9sort ieiner Seute su oieneu,nur=
Den eiul9e pieler 2lrtifel sefunoen, 70 spie
autb bel pierSi9 9hbncr, Elm Baum, Elm
Sad nit Den Subifoben O.. gJJ. be.
5eitbuet, nebit nob anbern 2(rtifeln. Die,
ies be'peibt, Dap SuS5aro Gin recbt sieri
ger &auboo9el Iein mub.
Sotf5 frcuno.
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0)ierfnlirbi9cr Sail.

Sin lun9es 0Gdoben tpeldes in ei.
nem Siutcrbauie oer @ermar Stranr,
5pilben Der 4ten uno Stem Stra6e in
pbilaoclpbia mobnt, uno Mit9lieo Der
Wetbopiitsnfirbe in Der 4ten StraFs aa=
be Nrb 1T, erbob li1 am 25iten Septen,<
ber Yloslib BON ibrem Sette unb besonn
su bcten. Sbte belisen ltcbun9en i'm
sSsrein NIT oer aufre9uns ibres froms
men Geiites ieete lic in iclcbe &sraueean-
gen. cap iie enstiO in enen toetabnlitben
3uitono ueyfiel, in Dem iie nun l1on felt
8 So9sn lie9t, unSusdn9lisb fir Nues,
pa5 UNI iie berum fly crcisnet. QEdb-
reno oieler lon9en 3eit bat iie oureboue
feine Stobrun9 9enoiltn NIT Qusnabmc
bon Suppe, spelcDe Die Sbriscn pureb Die
seIcblofenen SdDne iDr ein9iei1en permcb
ten, Dieier lonse &cotenSuitono i1elnt
fsinen na1tbeitiscn Ginfub ouf ibre Ge'
1anobeit 5u baben, iis athmet reselmdllIs
ibre Sswe9unaen iino 9leidb oenen einer-
feiflblaf fsnosn peripn, lDre Wan9ea uno
eippsn baben cine seiunoe Notbe, Die
oon;e Sage, per ionorrbare 8nblid, ses
waDrt cine boibit interefante8eotabtu
0ie sinSise Sope9un9, 'relbe man nab
reno oielsr lonssn Belt an ibr wabr9s=
nomnsn bat, 1T, olb lie iDren &opf biss
,peilen bon Der elncn 6ur anoern Selte
leot uno ole Au9cn milo unter Den gee
lblclsnsn Nusenpeceeln umbsrroQt. Sb:
elyi2 lbcn 70 lon9e in oielem 3ultanoe,
Ino pennpD feline l(nSeicben pcrbanoen,
relbe brrouf iblietlen, Dap lte Dem Gr-
MAIDEN nabe iei. Sur seitern perna5rnen
Die INN iie gefinoliben ein leiies &iipern
oos ibren Sruoer 5u betreTen itbien; 5
ooer 2(er3te bclubsn iie, .psltbe ieccb
ni1t i'm Stonoe lparen, ir9eno ettpa5 8e<
itimmtes in Sc5u9 out ibren 3ulfano gu
bebaupten. Die "G'ldubi9en" belutbea
ne tdslieb uno ibreiben oieien 3uffano
elmer boberen Gmpfan9nib 5h .parten
nit l1nserulo ouf Den 2lu9enblid, no bic
SnIpirirte erspoden uno merfwuroi9e
Mittbeilunsen iiber ibre 3cttesunterDal-
tun9 molben fou. Ser gan,s oes Wdo-
Deus 1T gtanei Simplon.
pbilob. 3eitun9.
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er f5nne fd nidt erndDten aunerz
.balb Dem Gefdnonie.-@er fam eas
bieten?
sc. .. Gr benadrisbti9te sem Gdjes
riff, oa6 ct ieinen frolf opfiaen Gc1ea-
fbafter betrunfsn in SnuHtaun, seaen>
l.bcr Gafton suriieflieb.
llnabb. Gcpa0.
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Gin We9 Inn mchlfciI 5u lcteu.

Nm 13teu September ipuroe elm 9e=
wifer ,5crr, Siamens S a { 0 b > b s.
in oas belise Gefan9nib 9citeeft, auf Die
Nnfla9e, cine fleine Summe @elo seitob'
len III baben. tim l2ten Oisies nabn
ct bic Sreibeit uno brob in @eleltibaft
nit einem Nc9er aus Dem Gefan9nib,un
friItbe euft eiu5ubauben, uno beioe ma
eben Iitb 1ooann aus DEM Stoube, cbne
duerF Den @efdn9ni6lrdrter 5u benab-
ritbtl9en oob fe cine Sbiire erbrceben bat
ten. Sobolo Oct SberiT BON Dem 0us
flu9 bieler Tlubtlin9e 9elpabr ,purosies:
te ct ibnen natb, fonnte ibnen aber nitbt
auf oie gpur fommen. 2flle5 in SeSue
auf ibr 2fufentbalt blie5 in Ountelbeit,
bis am leeten Samifo9, Den 26iten Die
les, als Sor. Obs .pieoer, ,9leitb zines balls.
perbun9erten &osels, in itinem &df9
Surieffebrte> ,pofiir ct als ltriaDs ansab:
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Wcbr ais ernartct.

&llrSIib be9e9nsts Elm Stra6tnrduber
elnsn, Sramcr obmpeitS pracule 9t.yore
uno foroerte ibm feline Saaribaft ab.
Nobbem ct lein Saibenbueb empfon9en
bate, ,fro9te er "Sit oies olles O. 'Stein,'
er,peoerte osr &rGmer. "SEoblon benn,
Derous oomit, uno isi burtis," Ser aras
mer reibte init osr 0ano in ieinen Suz
fen, so9 einc piifole berpor uno ibcb oas
init osn &duber ourb cas- 0er;. ST
wurre nabber erfomt ais Gin alter Ser
BREEDER, ,peleber eben aus Dem 3u 6tbauie
entla6en .pproen mar.
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GD,ilitariId]er 25efuh.

s(m Mcntase Der pcri9tn 2Ecds nladts Gin
Srupp Neitr rcn NcrriStaun einen Ssiu(b
in Der Gtart Sesv hing; m'brtre btr Ssrfa
gaunty 8rsiminissn smpfn9n Die 8rsmslins
,9s uno paracirtsn Damn III ecr Stast ano
.unl,rs Stao mar in tcs, bsissn erfsn wcbsns
ftassa Elm sunnrlplae frsssriittsr Sewssuus
ain, Die CUR Silt ocs SrisbenS ras Nu9s Ts
HaSssn, bob metbtsn mir nibt miinlhen ters
9leibsn Ssmssunsen in ftincllbsr 9bhbt III
unIsrsr .SteSt ~ ltbsn.
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Rleine 9eten.- Sn Yb;labtlpbia
uno bslTm Aabtaribaft eirfulirsn piel fleins
8dnfnctsn aus bsn Z taaten Nsu Seriey nne
9slamars, mo islbif biber i'm eanee laT,n
sfd fdcn ciaiae baee, bllfen. Iis psilaesle
pbisr itbsinsn 9egsn bisit slrt Gelp nitbts tins
s,,pcnsen, tpb iinb unisrs Sausrn nibtrstbt
GAM oamit jHfrisrea. Nie ne9en iIb bic
sSaafen fjsnsr. Staaten freusM mcnn its in
Ptnniplpanjsn fr suten (?Antsi fir iDr Sabris
FIT fnrsn.
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e,unifsn elmer ceer Der antern p,rtsi ;u emp
fs5lsn ionesrn mir fnden es MIR barum CUR
Ipradpssu ttinsels melt mir IS DIT emcs
frat IL d, unb unimer rrpublifaniIbsn Ser.
faiTun9 inttr fbietid, arb nieIid) baItcr1 ,ois
baS Dis jest bsifantsne.
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gu Srlfrn nurptn fir;lidb lnshrre Gers
tfammlun9en 9ebaltm tmo 0srathun1en iter
bic .Saufansslssenbtitsn -9e3attn; bob ttitb
ses nod tssf,ner bs sem Ssiblu1t, eas bic
sSanfsm ibre [eart9eles5ablunsen II db t Elm.
siftqen irlltcn.
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Sin &drrncr in 8oifcn, Der einen MI
oeripdaitisen Saul bate, melber nlebt
por,rdrtS 9eben ,pcllte, fblu9 gang lins
tarmber3is ouf ibn los. Gin 9err fam
portei uno rief iDm 81, CT fcae ocb ouf'
b6rsn Den Saul 70 ibdnclib Su5uribteu.
's8as ioa i1 anfon9en 2" fo9te eer
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gutter 9auns .uno aus ben gHteaem uub unfss
re before Seatfte fa9t, ife fs aus SIciitb, aHs
Wsbl unS aus GsruIt. Gisis llsbsl ml1Trn
seDsilt fsir1 ebs mir pisesr cine 3tituns hers
ans9sbeh.
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Oer Silr9srrciifsv prn Saltmors bat itt
s.spa3Ht cine Sia ju untersedbnea, bic in
beieen 3psi9sn bs5 Staotmtb5 paiiirt war II.
bic Nns9abs flsinsr 9tcten poa so Gent biSSu
3 Sbaltr gum Sweet BATE.
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9ie Sfitr;Iib itatt SsDaetm So;er in Den
arciEn Stdctsn irllten ZEN 8eaacbnera ter
tlensra, cine GBarnasn9 hin, uno iis antreibsn
'ibr Gi9cntbunhssitis rcrld)rr, ;u laNem has
INIT iIe I'M lln9!lidsfaae mrnisifsns ibr 9sle
rsttsn unS nibt bre Rahlaif9fst ;u btflaSsn
>babeu.
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Die u9.mpfratie Yrsb" 9ieet tie a(n;abl
Der !cauisr unp cen oEtrtb ees eisentbums an
apas pabrsnb psm lcetsn Mrnat Serlfart ,rurs
0s, ,rie frl9t;
Eeuersbrunlfe in ben &er. Staaten .paD=
.renb ben, Monat October.
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.Sie RadWitbt ron tcn Gres rtS Gtnerat
Sadipn, @rpreitosuttn Der &tr Staattn, bic
in sini9sn pbi!absIpbia Slitttrn ans,;ciat
mur>s, bat lib nitbt bsi1atiot
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Cine Srou muroe an pcui9cW Gonna
bend ouf Der @ilenbaDn 5riIbea Sren
ton uuo Sruns,piG in Dem 9So9en pcn
einem 9elunbea uno muntcrn &naben ent
bunoen, lpoour1 piele Der an1peienocn
Damen in niebl germ, e 8erleoenbeit &C.
iebt puroen. ID.
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Stab eiuem Sbreiben aus Wonteuioeo
pom l3. 2(us. 1T pas Iranjoillbe &rie9s
lbiH Aetipe, ipslbes gu Dem Slofaoe9e
lbmaoer bon SueneS l(Dres 9eborte, BEL
sobos seibeitert. Die Manni itboft spur
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