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WASHINGTON BALL ROOT~
Dress & Masquerade Ball

ST. Philip street, between Royal & Bourbon.
fHNHE Manager the above named Ball Room, srnte
full TO his friends and the public for the unpural.
lced patronage bestowed him for several scnsons
respectfully informs them that the establishment has
been enlarged for the amusement Of visitors, and
dergone immense repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by none in quality Of liquors, and the Res,nurat i'll DO
kept by tho ablest Restnuruleur in the United States.
The room will reopen Saturday evening, Bird of
November next by
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL,
and will take place usual every Monday, Wehnes
day and Saturday evening, during the season. which
will and on the LIST Of Nlay, 1889.
N. Is. The greatest attention will he paid to keep
ing perfect order Throughout, the establishment. wal
done last season.
Oct24
IRON CHESTS-Just received At the Louisiana
Ware Rooms, SD 'ienvc street, l2 superior sin
gle md double fire prooiron chests, from the factory
| of l. Brown, New York, Tor sale by
fell WIN II CARNES.
l.. BROWNS Patent Platform Balamces--t;ro-
> can find ri So Bcuville street, Patent Plat
Term Raanccs, superior TO any ever offered in this city
fell w K CAItNES.
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pEEF-Half barrels and prime, at the inspec-
- ton. in store, for sale by u DORSEY
fed "a New I.evee
lpAlSlNS-4M boxes Mr. Kaisins, Loring's brunJ,
IL in store and for sale BY
ja25 JTHAYER 4 co, "a Poydras $,
M ANiLLA CORDAGE-5O coils assortcd e.zes
lHA in store, and for sale by JTHAYER l. Co,
ja26 "a Poydras s,
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uONE'S popular works and everlasting calender
II vols, containing the table book, / vol, every
day book, vols, and year book, vol.
WOODS treatise on rail road, late English edition,
very superior.
Treatise on roads by Sir H Parnel
Aysc0ughs comprehensive index 10 Shakspear, vol
new edition.
Bsees railway practice, vols with numerous plates
together with great variety of very valuable and late
English works Tor sale by
fN ATOWAR, 40 Camp st
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acknowledgements neglected. to-day shall have place
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Capt. Mansfield, for Liverpool, will be taken away
from the subscribers Office at r. M.
feb q LII GALE, 90 Common st.
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r 1NSEED OIL-Copprras and Red Beans, in store
IL DORSEY,
ja30 "a New Lsves
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II ONDON EDITIONS ofvaluahe works
IL Phillips elementary Introduction to mineralogy.
gsmeson's mineralogy, according 10 the natural
history system.
Conversations on geology, comprising familiar
explanation Of the Huttonan and Wernerian
systems The mosaic geology, as explained by
Mr. Granville Penn. with .ngrasngs.
Philip !rea.ise on geology. with engravings.
Jennings treatise mollusc-us animals in
cludiag she'll fish, with eighteen plates
BEews'ers treatise magnetism.
Fos sale by W MckEAN cor Camp 4 Common SITS
feb1
TO SHIP MASTERS & OTHERS.
lust received chart Of the dry Tortugas.
- shewing all the soundngs reo- CT annels and dan
gers hom Ttnugas bank to key-wsst, warranted 1t
csfsse. Also the following chats:-
Gulf Of hexico-West Indies.
Mediicrnnean-St Goises channel
English chanEei-Coast of Brazil
Coast 0f Africa.
Biuuts nautical alnHnucs for 1889 e. 40; coast pilot
and Bow.liicb's navigator, for sale ut
s FELT y %, New York sta'ioners hall,
lao ~ thArIssst
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A DDISON'S WORKS in 3 vols 8 vo-Cudwortl,,
"A intellectual system, voIs-Ihe Brdgewater trea-
tses, uniformly and elegantly bound, complete in
7vols; also separately in cloth binding.
Websters speeches in vols-Boswers johnson
2 vols.
ficlding's works vols-Smollets works 2 vols.
Veihart's political economy l vol. new supply of
the above very valuable works, just received and for
sale by feH A TOWAR, 40 Camp st
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-.. FOR HAVRE.
IA The fine ship RICHMOND, Cap Winship
y will lake two passengers if immediate app
g. cation be made to
fsV LII GALE, 90 Common st
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ErF CONCERT POSTPONED.
1T 10 respectfully announced to the public Of New
l. Orleans, that in consequence Of all unexpected diff
musical soiree, Madame Caralori Allan is oget to de-
fer her first performance till Saturday next. March I'd.
E,I7 1t
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NEW BOOKS--Napoleon's MISUNDERSTANDING
~ with Prime, t,anhaceres, by Baron I.angon in 2
vols; The MILDLY, scenes frou, the Life of Edward
ascees, in vols Parleys Christmas Tales for 1889;
Pareys Christmas Gift for 1889; just received and for
ale by W McKEAN,
dec 10 corner of Camp Il Common sts
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Nv El,tAi. BOOkS-Jusi received and for sale n,
VI the Book Stor., 40 Camp slrert-iiossnct,s
irarlre {" Ihysic-leIle, Medical Jomnnl, 70 wis.
h""nd-l.ston's Practical Surgery; Visitors Anutomv'
Brsiis lhrrnfeutcrs-Shaw on Anatomy: Tnson's
nIsect"r; '"gendies ph. sioogy; Beclard's Ann,omv
for sarh ny jal7 AiEX irptv .%s
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GJR. CLAYTON will make his eighteenth balloon
ascension Sunday March 3d. at half past o'clock
p NJ from the cty gass works. fe26
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EVLOUR-3O0 bbls superfne landing from steamer
| II Splendid, in store for sale by
| jan 81 &. DORSEY, a New Levee
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n CARD.
VI RS. JONES, Professor of singing the Gua,
WI and Pano-torte, tegs to announce her arriv u
from Glasgow, and from several years practice in Edn
bnrgh and Glasgow, she iatters herself that her sys
tenn Of instruction viii give satisfaction 10 pupils.
Testimonials to capability, &C. can be shown, OF
application. to Mrs. Mard's, II Royal street.
dS-lIa
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NEW PORK Il BEEF-aO bhls mess, nnd 40 bbi.
~ prime Pork; % bbls prime Beef, for sule by
GDORSEY,
dc a New Levee
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CARD.
NHE Principal of the English, French and Spanish
Academy, No. IA, St. Charles street, announces
to his friends and the public with lion, that his
institution is now in successful operation, that he hopes
soon to have his compliment Of pupils, which will be
limited To fifty.
Ec takes this opportunity of assuring parents that
nothing snail lie wanting which contribute to the
comfort and improvement Of their sons
h7: lS33
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IJASSAGE Registers for steamers different styles
and 81 yes, freight lists, memorandum books, led
gers Journals and every other article in sn'nnnry used
ON steamboats,. ANY one purchasing anything in tho
above described, will please call and examine before
purchasing; will be sold terms 10 suit purchasing
by DAVID FELT Il Co,
lrl! Y StnliOncrs Hall q Chnrikes a
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| EXClIANGE Baltimore or New York, at co
| ~ days, for sale by c D WILLIAMS,
fe2l-2tpcod IS Cnrondcct st
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DOX CHAlRS-f00 dozen Box Chairs, lust re-
- coived, and suitable for shipping for sale al the
Louisiana Furniture Ware Ko MS
nevl3 WIN B CARNES
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22
To be continued.
From the Philadelphia North American.
"REMINISCENCES OF l776.

The recent anniversary celebration re.
minds us Of an incident Of our revolution
airy history worthy Of a place among the
cherished recollsclions Of l776. Il was
related 10 US by veteran, sumo years
since gathered TO his fathers. and so far
as We know has never been published.
Il is well known tina. there existed 9
great diversity Of opinion among the
members of The revolutionary Congress
as 10 declaration Of independence Of
Great Britain. Some were opposed al
together to a separation IRON the mother
country, although no, less patriotic or less
resoluse than others in their opposition
to her attempts sgains. the rights Of the
colonies. Others thought that such a
declaration would be premature. and that
the cause would be injured BY so early
an announcement. These were points Of
difference To be expected. ye, on al hands
consistent, with unquestioned and para.
mount devotion to the great cause Of
American liberty. The greater number,
however, were decidedly in favor Of an
immediate proclamation TO The world Of
the position which this republic would
lhenceforIh occupy among the nations.
Sull il was a measure not TO be carried
by a mere majority; else the act. in the
view alike OF friends aud enemies, would
fail Of the decisive character which il was
so greatly desirable il should bear.
A few weeks previous 10 the date Of
the importan. event, Samuel and John
Adams were walking in The stale house
yard. then often lrod with anxious steps,
BY men who feli that they acted Tor ge-
nera,ions 10 come, as well as Tor their
own, and while celebrating upon the
coutse most likely TO secure unanimily,
they agreed upon plan which would &C.
compllsh The end SO far as an impression
upon The public a. home and abroad was
concerned. Alter consultation with some
of the members, who we're apprised Of
the bearing Of The proposition. resolu.
zion was introduced by Mr.. 5. Adams. by
which it was provided that acts Of Con-
gress Of an important public character and
designed TO be promulgated TO the world
in the shape oil documents, should receive
the signature of all The members, thus
giving to each grsa, measure the weight
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

second story entry. I tel 700 I feIll
beat shen | found my flannel peltieosI
there beside one Of Ihe lilIle ladies'
best bnnnels! 10 not IL pretty room /!
this nice msliing Is 90 easy 20 keep clean.
and blinds. and ss good mattresses ss any
lady could wish. and everything 90 tidy
about The beds. and q looking glass that
dOn't make you look ss il your face
was all sgee; and only see herel" she
added. Withdrawing . lille green cur
tain, "ste this shelf Of books; not The
Bible only, but . whole row. 10 in
siruel and entertain you too; and, what
is more. she loves 10 have you get time
to enjoy yourself reading; and the long
and The short Of IL Is. that she and al
her children seem 10 have a Tealiz-
ing sense that tlIeir help have minds
and hearts a. well As they. have liS-
ed in great many places, and with good
people that behaved, some Of them. am
free 10 own IL. hsndsOmer TO me than
| did 10 them; but never did / see .
family ! respected - | do Mr.. Hyde's.
Il makes you feel like folks to have
such q room as this. instead Of . little
stised up place, with jus, q nail here
and there 10 hang your gowns on. bro
ken chairs. a totIering table, and bed
that looks and feels any how. Such
things show which way The wind blows
what rich folks think Of poor folks.
The ladies' rooms will be fixed off with
everything, warJrobes, bureaus, dressing
tables. sofas. lounges. looking-glssse Of
all shapes and sizes, curtains, and piles
Of mattresses. perfumes enough to slrsn.
gle you, aud all sorts Of notions that
have no use but just To be taken care
OF and make work for us--something oil
contrast TO our sky-rooms! II gives
one ihoughls to think Of il, and feelings
too. Times are changed. It's no Ion
ger lords and ladies in the parlour. and
slaves in the kitchen; bu, its kind 81
partnership concern. and in this family
your share is fairly divided out to you
end freely own, that if | could stay
here. | should be conlen;ei to be hell
all my life"
"Contenled and most thankful, I shoult
think" said Lucy, svailing herself o
MarIha's very frs. pause to express he
sentiment.
'Why, yes. kind o. and kind O. no, thank
ful. that il you must live out. you live il
such place; but moi thankful that you'v,
not home Of your own-home Is home
and we always banker after IL; but con
tented: yes. quite conten,ed." How Ion
Marlha's garruli,y nigh. have led he
on expressing, in her homely way. he
not lsery dim perceptions Of the pres
ent modification OF the relation betwee
employers and employed, we know mol
for the hsrsngue was cut short by I.u
cy's adverting to her virgil Of the pre-
ceding night and both. alter duly hon
oring Mrs. Hyde's notions by perform
ing the prescribed additions. retired b
bed.
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THE RICH MANS DAUGHTER.

Il 10 often said that The times are
strangely altered; and certain il 10 the
people are. II was once ihoughi 10 DO
honorable 10 be engaged in some honora-
BILE and useful avocalion-bu. nova
days il is thought honorable 10 be idle.
There 10 complaint Of the high prices OF
oil neeesssrles Of human existence, and
with much truth. But if the amount Of
idleness could be calculated with ma,he-
matical accuracy throughout our ex.end-
ed Republic. and allow the drones only
halfprice for services they might perform,
which Others are now paid for. IL might
no. be an unsafe calculation to put i, down
as equal TO the whole amount now paid Tor
provision and marketing in The u. States.
IL is not little Inconsistent 10 hear pa.
rents whine about the price Of provisions,
while they bring up their daughters 10
walk the streets aud expend money.
10 one Of the great commercial cities,
there resides gentleman worth from two
10 three millions OF dollars. He had
three daughters, and he required them al
,ernstely TO 90 into the kitchen and SUI
perintend iis domestic concerns. Health
and happiness. he said, were thus pro-
noted; brides. in the sicissitudes flor.
tune they might, ere they should close
their earthly career, be compelled 10 rely
upon lhe'I hands for . livelihood; and ne
would saw that they would never become
wives and proper heads OF families, un.
I'll they knew by practical experiences, all
The economy Of household affairs. One
Of the daughters is now the wife OF Co
vernon oi one Of The states land none The
better for .ha,)-all al The head Of verv
respectable families--and they carry o 4
the principles implanted BY their worthy
psrent-wilning and securing he esteem
Of all around them.
Let the fair daughters Of our country
draw lessons from the industrious of ihs
past. The companions of men who
fought in the revolution. were Injured 10
TO hsrlships and accustomed TO unceasinr
toll and so did they educate their daugh-
ters. Health, contentment, happiness
and plenty smiled around the altar. The
dsmsel who understood mos, thoroughly
and economically The management Of do
nestle matters, and who was not afraid
to put her hands into a wash tub. Tor
fear of destroying their elasticity and
dimming their snowy shi,eness. was
sought for by the young men Of those
days as Ct companion los lifs-but
nova days TO learn The mysteries Of the
household. would make our fair ones
FAINT away. and to labor. comes not in
10 the code Of modern gentil,ty.
Farmers Monthiy Tsifer.
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THE HoME or THE FARMER.

As@ $500 @sA-sAs
slIl lel me live among the kiIIs.
TIE rsSks. The trees. The Hosers,
Where . have passed my early years.
Ny shiIdAOed's hsPry hOsn.
IIsw on beneath the aged OAK.
Near TO my faiher's dwelling,
Have . rsPosei wiIh kiadred youth.
Some playful s:ory telling.
The birds abays would plane their wings
Add rsise their happy voices.
o. sHe il 10 pleasant place.
Where every thing fsioiees.
ssroSaded by the frieads I lore,
AL free IRON every Litter.
. an an independent man.
Aad wish for aothing better.
Ny little ehiidrsa rauad me sport.
So blooming. bright. aud healthy.
I ofiea think that nAiars's gifis
Have made me very wealthy.
Nv wife 10 sll that she should be,
Kind. rsnile. Preposssssiug.
I'm sure. Il ever man VAS blesi,
MIas 10 The greatest blessing.
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Of The whole body. although not having
received . full Concurrence Of votes, in
The Congressional sdoplian. This reso-
luton VAS embraced without obieeaion;
and IL The signalnres in such eases we're
understood A. Official, and. without any
declaration Of private opinion as 10 their
faithful execution. the most severe moral
ist cen find nolhirg in il 10 condemn.
To this preliminary arrangement are We
indebted for The universal pledRing of
4" lives. fortunes and sacred honor" By lhs
entire delegation.
The above f.eis. if correctly stated.
land We hare been informed that John
Adams gave his testimony 10 their resli-
~. short time before his death. } will ex-
plain the confident and express contra
dielions Of the genuinenrss OF The Decls-
ration Of Independence. which we're
made in London when The oct was frsl
announced in that city. II was publicly
asserted 81 Lloyd's Coffee House. on The
authority Of letters from members Of Con-
gress, that many Of the latter we're avsrss
10 the idea Of separation, and determined
moi In yield their sanction to such pro-
position.
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would 90 instantly 10 Mrs. HarieIl's-shal
he would shoot Adele IL she did not tell
The whole truIh-yes. be would blow
her up sky-high." Lucy. after q while,
convinced him that though this mode Of
proceeding might punish Adele. IL would
not establish her innocence. nor exlriesls
her from the labyrinth in ~hieh Adde'S
arts had involved hsr. lie sill insisted
that he could not 60 quietly back 10 his
work while she was lying under such
an impuislion. why. Lacy" he said.
" i positively had rather walk the fiery
furnace with Shsdrae, Meshac. and Abed-
nego."
" oh. don'I talk so-plesse. Charles. !"
." Ills foolish and wrong. know. when
you are really The one in the furnace; but
then u does not even seoreh you, for your
conscience is like the angel that walked
with those men. while mine, Lucy, will
torment me If | 60 quietly about my
business just a. il nothing had happened.
An not. Lucy. the only protector you
have in The city. besides being your-your
-your-only friend. Lucy!"
4" No. Charles. not my only one. II
would be wrong TO say so. When have
found such . friend as Mrs. Hyde.
Leave all 10 her--please, Charles"
Charles at FIRST fatty refused. urging
that Mrs. Hyde did not know Lucy
enough 10 judge in the mailer; but q. last,
su5dned by Laey's gentle enlrealies. he
yielded. though declaring d" il was deused
hard;" and. in compliance with Mrs,
Hyde's sdsice. he promised TO remain
passive iill Mr.. Harleil's return.
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GENUINE ELOQuENCE.

I.eiich. in his " Travels IN ireland. "A
says: Ia my morning rsmbles. man Sit
Ting on the ground, leaning his back a.
ga,nst the wall, s.,raeled my attention by
iaok Of squalor in his appearance. which
rarely belore observed. even in Ireland.
His clothes were ragged to indeeency--
a very common Circumstance. however,
with The msles-and his face was male
and sickly. He did nos address me. and
| passed by; bu, having gone lew PAGES,
my heart smo,e me, and turned back.
"If YOU are in want" said L. with
some degree Of peevishness, /. why do
you no. beg!"a Sure. lis begging am"
was The reply. You did no. u,,er {.
word" No. I, is joking you are with
me. sirs Look there" holding M the
taI'ered remnant Of what had once been
a coat; :" do you see how the skin ia
speaking through my trousers, and The
bones crying out through my skin, Look
at my sunken cheeks. and the famine
that's staring in my eyes! Man sliset
isn't ii begging am with q hundred
conquest"
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20 dear." blubbered an urchin who
had jus, been suffering from an application
OF The birch. a. nv! they tell me about
40 rods making furlong. bu, I can tell
them begger story than that. Let EN-
&c. such plsguy llcken as I've had. and
they'll find out that one rod makes an
seher."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-19

leluug.-"@ @eb! unb bcIe
mir einen 9rmocu 1cls," ia9tc cine Srau
an einem Ne9enta9e su ibrem Wanne !;
"beun ou Bit obnebin nag, ltnb id Bin
trrden." Inter Der ndmliden sIusreoe
fanote Ge i'm upd gu Sebn eoer s,pSIf ans
bern @elddften. Ser Mann r,erfte enbs
tih BEN SPAS, unb ais er etneR Gubel
ooa WaBsr berbepsebradt hattie, aber
ucdmaIs 9eben lollte, "peil er obnehiu
nae tpdre," goB CT oas @aBer tibes ieine
tbsure 0dlfte, uno fa9te, "io lieberS Shas,
.ieBt BIT Ou AUDI laB uns fannit audi eis
nen Sbetl Der Nrbeit thun.'' @2F
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| 5rDers 1tuu 81 rust.
|"erntt itt ras settn- better n,e Santt."

Gin iuuaer Oeanu ritt ourd) eli. ueuss
Dcrt niht peit bon ben Scriteu BON
gnfelb, no i1d) Methcbiifen ansefeeelt
batten. @s tpuroe 9eraoe al oem Gage
bie Stride eineeweibt. Gr belt an, bano
lein Dferb an einen 8aun. Dor Der Etrde
unD siens hinein. Oait oieler 9lnoaht
bbrte er Der prebist su; nno als ile gee
enbtst mar, scg er 5eine 86rie heralls,
nabIn eine @ninee, ,parf Te in ietnen Sut
uno giene nun nit oetniltht9 9elenttem
glid Su 6en @emetnoesliebern. Dieie,
aufeemuntert ourh Elm 1clhes Seilplel,
9aben reihlih mad, threm 9ermo9en, uno
Der 9eiitIihe, ben S,par bas 9llmoien1an's
meln eines llnbefannten anfdnalih bes
freu1cete, lteB es br6 un9eblnoert 9efhe'
hen, oenu or fab barin bic Wirfnn9 ielner
ialbunosppllen 9eoe; frellte ilh elnes
Geubefebrten nno Der reiden Spenbe,
tpomit Der Out immer mehr gefullt rpnroe.
Bum 9rc6en @rftaunen aller slntpelenoen
9ieng aber Der Sremoling, ftqtt nit ietnett
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in oleSanfrlttet 3lt
treten, aur Stride biuauS. .-Man rlef lbu1
nad,, Ct aut,portete abrr =" eieben Srl'
Der, Sbr babt mir bies sllnrofet fretpitltg
aeaeben, unb id ,pero' es baber bebalten!"
@r it,pan9 fd) ftnell NIT feiner Beute
auf lein pferb, CAB ihm bic Spcren uno
io9te buScn, ptue iId bic Slnhe, bic man
ibm nahld)iute, su oerseu su rebmer.
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Sobn Salo's
Seutibe6 &rGuterzG(trtr.

|@ie 8trilbmtbcit biefsr unf9astaren Urgency
~ nin,ut 1T jebem 0rte, no bietelbe ctn9etIDrt
pprpen, fAnca III, Ia ss (tb erwieten bat, naB Ut
crfallt pas ppt ibr rerfrrpbcn rpcreen, irenn i1c
ben 4nrpeifunstn se,naB sinSenc'nsnsn 1rirp.
Seine unnctbi9e Gntbattlamteit rtrb bureb rrn
8etrau1 bes Glirirs erbei(bt; man mag toltss
lyaScr trtntcn mann man purifi9 1T, uno berg
Naft ppn einfa4sr &otf su ila nsbms'''-t'ur "id9t
i'm ueterfinb. ...os..,
Solssnpe tinp sin 1bsil bsrjenisen Xr"ntlsts
ten, rpslde pisfes Glirir unfcbltar beilt |: opt'
|perfia, 9erlutt rpn 4prrttt, ttneereaul'@test'
Nns,cbruns, Sultsn, 2eassrluht, Steter, .esr;'
trennen, Solid, @eltfu6t, J9srjtlrFfet.. >eesr
|unp .6autcnt,hnbunS, nno alIe Srantpelten ote
RON unreinem Slut entiprin9en, speteIto9s So@m@S
dc ,e. uno IN alien Sallen pcn Sscrrenlmma@c'
uno per se(6wa6tctcn &rn'titutlcneis, m'rp man
CO ais Gin unfebltares Seilmittel austtnecn'
Sn BART a6tsen unp tpu'rltjtrten Sallrn eDros
lniiber unp entjunbetcr Srantbs.ten po1 lan9er
lOaurr, rpU pas Sptsm pur4 Wlertur' A1n'ne
Iuns anpcre siftise Olneralien tei6actst frorpen,
lif cs nptbwcnpi9 bis 4 Srtttln ju trau91'i I'M
lpic Srantbeit aus osm Spttcin au trslesn.
Der GisentDnmcr perltehtrt bs'n 'pubIltum'
Ipas ras Glirir stn3is uno alle.i1 aus Sr"ntctn
tereitet 1T, uno tpepsr Mesrtur, Nntimrnp, Irlt'
|ntt. nod irssnb elm atspsres V1l"eral IN 'r9ene
lener Scr,n entba!t. e..
Reint Trttd ess Glirtrs 1T abt, aus9tnc'ns
(ie babe ben sefbrictsnen Ssamsns1ns css S'sen'
tbI,nsrs anf rcr Gtifette. 4