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/ VVN III THIS..-IfAVE 1CU A NUUUH =
II 10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION every year IN
the United States, and millions 81 Ter feom troublesome
coughs and colds, that can La curn1 by DR.. NJ Hi,ch
cocks Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, a safe
medical prescription containg poisonous drugs, and
most positively afford relief and you from that
awful diseaec, pulmonary consumption which usually
sweeps into the grave hnnreds eff the young, the d,
the fair, the lovely and the gay Have you cough
BE persuaded TO purchase bottle OF the Cough Drops
to-day! Tomorrow may lie 100 late Have you a
cough!-Dr Hicecok'S Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough
Crops is the only remedy you should take TO YOU
For this pag rea>on.-1hat in no one Of he ,hasand
cases where il has cen i>el has tailed 10 relieve
Price Scents per hottie. For sale wholesale and Re-
tail, Ivy A. HITCHCOCK 4 co. No. III Gene &c
ST., Utca n. Y. And by their agents throughout the
Co. In vergennes, by J. II. bowman. In Milton
| by Burnet L. SAWYER. In Georgia by Lorenzo james
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WINDOW SASH
TO THE PUBLIC.

ROSTON and TROY IRON COMPANY.-The
ID public are hereby notified, that the business OF
casting in every branch and variety is done 10 order
much enlarged their foundry, and now prepared
to do all kind, Of work done any foIndry in the
country. Mill gearing Pot Ash Kettles, Stoves,
Poughs, AxletreeS, &c. on hand furnished 10 order.
chase large quantity ofhollow for the purpose
Of retailing, will lie furnished at wholesale prces--and
all who may favor with their calls orers, will lie
dealt by As literally as al any establishment in the
country. Orders should he addressed 10 f. X. Cross
man. Superintendent, or A. Young, Agent, Troy, VI.
10 secure an early reply, and prompt attention.
Troy W., June 1910. jy:9
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CHERMAN's POOR MANS PLASTER


~ The lest strengthening plaster in the world, and a
sovereign remedy f pam or weakness in the back,
oin>, side, breast neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism,
limtago, &c. DC. One million year will not supply
the demand They require little warming before APP
plca,on. Warranted superior TO all others, and for
one quarter the usual price, making not only the lest,
but the cheapest plaster in the world. II affords relief
in few hours, and makes astonishing cures In liver
complaint and dyspepsia, it shond be worn over the
region of the liver stomach, and il will a'Urd great
and astonishing relief In coughs, colds, asthma diff
Guilty of breathing, oppression of The chest or stomach,
they will Immediately sooih, and greatly benefit the
patient. Persons of ,edenary habits, or tho obliged
20 stand much, will receive decided support from one
the,e truly, Strengthening paS,ers. Physicians gen.
orally recommend them, in preference 10 all o'hers,he
cause they stick adhere letter and alOrd greater
relief In their operation they are siiInnlan', tonic,
and anodyne. They composed of entirely different
inc rodents from any other and known from the eX-
perience Of millions, who have used them, as well As
the united testimony, of all the celebrated and dstin.
gshcd clergy and physicians, 10 he the most useful
aud highly medicated plaster, ever invented or offered
TO the pubic. Several persons have called at the ware
house to express their surprise and thanks at the
almost miraculous cures these p'a>terS have elected.
One man who ad been afflicted with rheumatism,
enabled after wearing one, only one night TO get
up alone in the morning, put his clothes and call
office with eyes leaning with 10Y and his tongue
pouring forth the gladnc>s Of his heart, al the sudden
and signal relief he had received from this lest OF all
remedies. Ask for Dr. Sherman's Poor Mans PIa SER
II is called because the price places IN the power
all TO purchase, leng only l2t cts. Sod al the va
re,v store by PANGBORN Il BRlNSMAID,
| Jewellers, Burlington, VT.
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NEW GOODS, now opcnnei an ah'non'l
~ assortment oi vannns hinus 81 Gu"'' u,"", :
Them arc Mezon,o Bru hes, Satin Bead ilead Band',
Sar,aparlla Lozengcs, Accordion books, extract OF
Berg,mot, lrstol boargreen Spe,ac es CASTOR, new
silver poclc l Combs, Eagle Belt Plate, etc. ALSO
good assortment OF trimmed and plain fine Sam and
homhszin Stocks thin summer Stocks, hg'd and PLAIN
some with hows very aud light fi' wnr'n wealth
err; we have also very narrow STOCKS, suitable foi
bows or men. Also long si,tks for tho who have
larre Nccss in word our assortment Of Stocks, Col
lar and posems il very complete. For further par'
ueulars plea:s al a! he Variety Store
June Ii, AS"pNN' N"'NN"
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LINGTON COMB EACTORY.

- large and general assortment, of Combs Of >upE-
RIoR QUALITY now on hand and constantly manutac-
turing at the above e,labl hment, and for sale 10 the
trade al low prices. Merchants aud others wishing a
get good article for recalling will find it 10 their ad-
vantage to call and examine for Themselves.
June 10, 1910 Villas LOOMS and Co
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LAKE GEORGE PACKET 1910.

Ia VIM. ALDWEl.L,
fsSSa:.;sks.21a1p> l.. c. LAnApEE, Master,
~. will commence running
through the Lake, on TUESDAY, the 81 day Of June
next. Leaving Caldwell for Ticonderoga, every morn
ing, and returning TO Caldwell the same day. Lake
George Passengers will lie landed FROM and taken on
board the Lake Champlain Steam Packets, near the
old Fort Tlcontcroga, from the Mansion House Of
WIN. F. PELL Esq. now Public House. This leau-
fuleStabllshmcnt has been greatly improved since
last Summer, by erection Of Large Additions. con-
tanning spacious Dining Room,and Assembly Room.
Nc and has recently passed the hands Of Mr.. II.
e. LOW, gentleman favorabIy known by the trav-
elling Public BY taking the LAKE GEORGE ROUTE,
Country but lose no time on the Northern Tour, as
they take the same Champlain Steam Boat at Ticon-
deroga, which they would have taken at Whitehall,
had they gone that way. May 81, 1910. 2m.
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q EARL HONAN oil Inc Nhcap cash s'oIe,
-. arrived home from New York last evening 10y
the splendid steamer Whitehall, ID. Lyon Capt. and
brought with him an additional supply of Goods which
with his Two former purchases Of this season makes
the assortment altogether ofihe most desirable TO
select from of any that he has heretofore had for the
last eighteen wears, and is Of the following kinds, VIE
rich fa,hionable fancy and staple articles IN every
department of the Dry Good line, such as Broaicohs,
Cassimeres, Vrs,ings, Mousene de LANES, Chalys,
Silks, Boml azne., Cacoes, Lnens, MnSllns, Lace,
Ribbons, Eml rouleries, Hosiery Glove, Fam, lm-
brellas ParasolIS etc., with fl supply OF Florence
and S raw Bonne,s and MlIenary Goods, also, Car
petings, Ma,,ngs, Paper ianginrs, Shoes and Hats
ogel her with all the heavy descriptions oi domestic
and other goods, sch n Sheelings, arm, b'rlaps
Wool Twine etc. The Crockery, Looking Glass and
China Gallery is also replen shad; The Cutlery Hard
ware nd House furnishing department is IN accordance
with the other stocks ON hand, the variety Of fancy
,icie., sr,h as Toys Jcwey, Combs, Curl, ConGe,-
tioarv ec. etc which fills one hundred feet Of show
ca,e IN Tenth on his counters is nnumeralle. The
Dome and picture gallery is beautifully arranged for
the display of Goods under strong light and then the
large supply Of superior family Groceries based upon
The SlaTof Life, Rochester city Mill Flour makes In,
Grand Bazaar cheap cash store, Of the most iasc
mating desirable and convenient stores TO e firnhhei
from wi h all and every kind OF articles that may IL
wished for, or looked al for anna ement anu grahca-
ton or with desire 10 convey the most pleasing IN
t.ligence friends, Of The place where every ar,lce
they may desire for the lettering Of appeanees, adding
10 comfort, supplying necessary wants, may re nau
ind al done in 80 few words, rs ny only saying 'p'
whatever and whenever you wish q buy cheap Tor
-. = W. 80
60 i4~"anD Ao.ngIoD, -, odne ~ lefu
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CIOTHIERs, TAKE MOTTO E-lhe subscriber
~ a, the Wmoo>ki Iron Foundry ina, ON hand and
for sale. a new TEAZEl.lNG GIG, made for narrow
Cloth first rate machine, OF the latest improvement
which will be sold cheap Tor cash, or EXCHANGED for
| Cloth. ~ '-N0N VA
| Winoo.ki VILLAGE, June II, $50
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Y Ew NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MILL

Y have opened a new PAINT SHOP Church-st.
two doors south Of II. Lanes Store where they WI
do all kinds of HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN and CARRIAGE
PAINTING, in the hest possible manner and on term,
to sui, tho,e who may favour them with their patron
age. ir-j"Painls, Oil, Narnsh and Putty, constantly
on hand and for sale. RIG. SPAuLDiNG.
Burlington, April 9. 1870 c. b. MILLS. 1y
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NEW SCHOOL Geo: RAPHY AND
~ ATLAS WITH OUTLINE MAPS, by S. AuGus-

~ ATLAS WITH OUTLINE MAPS, by S. Angus
TUs MITCHELL The author OF the above works has
Teen professionally devoted to the science OF Geoy and
the publishing of Maps, during many year,IaIIy ms
for Academies, lear ample te>timonony Of his alum
dant resources, upon which he has so literally drawn,
in producing the above school works.-Thc following
extract of the Geo'y and Atlas, Is from o'nt recon-
menJa,ion Of the Teachers in the city of New York.
ether merits are numerou.-ihe definitions remark
ally pain and concise. The exercises copous and
important, and the descriptive Is luminous and correct
The divisions Of the American continent, are repre-
,cneJ and described as they really exist al the present
,ime,-And the gross Measurements generally found
in scaoo Biographies are corrected. The Topographic
cal execution is I'm commonly neat and distinct, indeed
with information" The outline Maps PECULIAR,
calculated 10 exercise the student in his study and &c
6Il nm a, his leisure, For sulc hy c. GOODRICH.
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VlNHETiPPECANOET TEXT BoOk;-Jusi received
Il large supply Of Tppecanoe Text Book, ma {
IN of documents and facts illustrating Gen Harrison
history character services and opinions IL Is Warmly
recommended TO the friends of Gen Harrison throueh
out the L. States for sale at the loos store
June &c. u. a. pNAMAN.
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e 9 y u Z e r z
To the Editor 0f the Mddisouian

SIN: / WISH through medium Of your paper, 70 say
a few words to the Hon. John Smith, member Of
Congress from the 4th District of the State of Yer.
mont. BY admitting the following into your columns,
you will serve at least me, and perhaps Others tor
believe sneak tho voice Of manu.
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MAYO u WAIT have returned from New io,N
lM with Their supply OF spring and Summer Goods,
laid in al the present unusual low rate "hfh 'hfy are
nrcpsrel 10 sell cheap rs can e hal IN me conn
hc nrnof a, he store recently ocnped ly La'hrop
pnr,in rnrncr of Church aud Cullcde-ss May 81.
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Il SI'KINGS, IN HTGEGATE, VT.-The snbscri
her having furnished and fitted mp, for the reception Of
company, the above cahli shnen, respectfully solics
the patronage Of his friends and the public genera s..
The celebrity this spring has attained, the beauty Of
lis locaiion-beng situated in pea>ar, and heahful
section Of the coun'ry-ogc'hcr with the cxertons OF
the subscriber TO give satisfaction all, it is hoped
will make II desirable situation for those who wl>l,
to avail Themselves of the benefits Of the medicinal
waters, and u relaxation from the ordinary cares o
business. S. w. WOOD.
HIyhra,e. June 4 1870 SUI
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FORWARDING. Sc. 1sAO.

HE sUTIScTII CTS VIII continue Their
VA business as Forwarding and Conn
/xN mission Merchants and Custom
Z0W House Agents, at the Por, of SAINT
&C., JOINS, Lower Canada.
They do not oler their services Stree Of any charge"
TO those persons interested in trade with the Uniiel
States, but will endeavor TO make their attention TO
the interest of their employers worthy reasonable
recompence.
Having good Wharves lat winch the LAKE CHAM
PLAIN STEAMBOATS, will land) and excellent Storage
together with the convenience of connecting Rail
Track with the CnAMrLAiN and ST. LAWRENCE
RAILROAD over these wharves they nat,er hem,elve,
that, with fifteen years experience in this branch o
business, they will lie enabled to do much to facilitate
and enco'irge trade between the United States and tn,
Lower Province. JASON &. PIERCE &, son.
ST. Johns l.. c., March, 1910. Cir
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CTORE TO LET, at Wnooski Village, the
- store recently occupied hy Lathrop and Powin
will lie let and possession gwen Immediately, apply
10 the subscribers corner Church AMI College SIS. Bur
ling,on or to Gideon La'hrop. MAIO& WAIT.
Burlington, Nav &c, 1910
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100 GROCERIES,.
lOO chests young Tyson Tea,
IS do Hysonskin, d..
20 lags pepper,
90 do Pimcnto,
40 do Co'ee
90 boxes Pipes
100 do Bar Soap
200 do Rasins
SO kegs do
40 do Pure ginger
400 Mats Casa
ST. Croix Rum, Holland Gin, sgne,te Brandy, Bal
iimore Gin, American Brandy, CHAMPAGNE, Brown
and Pale Sherry, Madeira and Sicily Madeira, Mar
SELLS Madeira and Malaga Wines, ly
June 7. j. g. J. TX. PECK & Co.
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NJ LOVELY s. Co.. have lpst rec'dirom New
IN. York, and are ering for sale at stall fur
Their reduced pre., tor ready CASli-a more complete
assortment Of fancy and other GOODS a'apcl 10 the
season and the time, than ever lcfurc-among viii h
are many new articles never before offered in this
krt. Also, a new supply Of Glassware, Crockery and
Looking Ga>se>--Also, English Curran,., Prune~
Dry Groceries, Mats, Russia and other Carpeiing Oil
Colh for Tables, Floors, and Lning>, etc. More next
week. JHncl9
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GONGS OF THE PEOPLE.-Los CABIN SONG
- Book eng a collection of Harrison and Tyo
Melodies emleshcd with neatly engraved Porrai
of Cen VIM h. Harrison, and a view Of Old For
Meig> for sale al the Book store.
d. A. BRAMAN.
Burl nrton SINE &c, 1910.
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DAPER.--C. GOODRICH has just rcoeivee
from tbs manufacturers in ssAclluse,ts, ftl
supply of linen Handmade, royal, medium Deny
,t'ia as woye sat.n. lad s,iL 80 a." sor 49, =
uiac,uros prices. June 50
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4 YMAN a. GOLF hn,e received their I,

rTN''II4IV+ H4NUNVN'N
ilbu-rh, ", Liy TO- $50.
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I>FUK The In

And sold wholesale By The druggists and epotheeaneG
generally throughout the United States
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SO prs, Ladies cold, and black French Slips
w "a do do, Cater Boots
20do Misses cold Sips,
0do Gents Pumps,
eases Meas seal Boots. ,,,o,,
burlington, July II. ii. Z. SllMSON
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Oh Sheeting, Shirting, Prints. sc.
~ bales "A brown shectins,
S do do sh!rting,
10 do Ticking,
3 cases A bleach Sheeiing,
10 do American Prints, for sale Nv
June 10 Villas, LOOMS and Co.
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ViONERY.--ARMOlH Il RAMSAY have
- rrrrv,,L ly The recent arrivals, large and well
or,,l sock Of wiring paprr, and the q, rren mr.
u,les oiplain and Fancy Stationery. ALSO, an excel
cnt collection fENGRANlNGs and !I.rlIa cd work.
l,finepnlilca,ion Montreal, 81. Paul 81. May 81 6w
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BON Sbio ;si3en reht psutlieb bic Be
fbrdnttbeit naander Gsisboebsr. Sie
,uifen, oab uiele Burger Der 8er.Staaten
fein Gasliib unb aar Dcutib perffeben,
Eno oennocb wclen iie nibt einn,af Die
l6itbti0itsn offentltben Deeumente in el'
net ibneu pcrif5noliebsn Sprabe orudeu
laGtn! Bir er;nncrn uns Gap in ben
Nbtin.yrouinsea ses &oasrei6s prsai
fem po eiele 4usldaoer nit Den Soften
re;len Die jessm Rsifeneen lriRtnspsrtben
poIfueroronunssn nidt nut in Dtutlb,
lonoern eub in Gnsliitb uno 5ransofeb
ssorucft fIno. Bel6' Elm gontratf bilotn
preafen uno Sbio bier! Ole isinwo!s
lcneen republifanilben. 8eieeseber oes
Staats pom Sbio fouten iib fbdmen-
iie f6anen ncb aiebt oas Il. y. 6. pom
9sleemabsn. Denn mas naeen Geleee
psRn Is nibt bsfolet tperbeH ? une per
taaa SsfeRe befLlasn.oer iis nibt fennt Z
ct. , 8oles.
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Cine otltff6e Oruefftei
All per fuufen.

Die 1rufersi tss Sreibeits 1Ddd,tcrs,
;u Sfippadsras, Mcntsensrp gauntp, pa,
NIT siHer binIdnalid,en AuswabI ssutftsr uns
tnsliiber 9driftsn Die nur srlf psnia ass
traubt une ;um She'll ned sans nsu fine, 1T
aas frsier Jeanb bilie ia ssrfauftn.
Die Gdrift tsfcbt ans @ittrr, &lsin, @,ifa
unt Ores prmsr, rsllis senus far bic Sotrz
aHssats elmer 3tituna; ,.nb auikrSsm bintanas
lid ssnu9 eeatfhs uae sHaliftbe Ssb'S DRIFT
bic aur imnsr ju Seb'Nrtsitsa erfcrssrli1 kin
mag, ebsnfe Glide, grrssn unp 2drift su
&artsn Erudsn, cine &an,ase YrsiF, Stdnee,
StriftfaHen Marmsrplattt Ane ausn fsnif
nttbissn iltcnflien.
9a Der 1reibsits= wddtsr ned, immtrfcrt
brauesesttsn mrt, 70 t:stst Der 4nfauf tsr
cbtn aeRanatsn Iruserti cine quite Dslessnbsit
lar siasn Hnfaaser i'm sbtsrisasn @tidaft BAT
i'm faa (itb elmer eale sntftblisbt oieiets su
faufn, ineem Der se9snmarfiss eerauesebtr
eurb bsienesu llmifdncs ssntttst if, bic Scr
autsabe sefTtlbea ~ fbliefn.
9ie acknowledgements fnb annsbmlid
unb tin skil bsS Rautpreiies fann barin sss
gen SntertTn ifeben bleibea.
Rdbsu 1asfunft aisbt auf prrt.freis 0rs,
fs bic Grpseitipn hts qitsratsn Bsebabsrs,in
GsaSius, pa.
Gsaeias ben 7. Sanuar.
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am l4tsn Sanuar in glMs Taunltbp, Or.
Srbann gasrar 2RsseL an Der WaiTtrIubt,
in cen alter scn 90 Sabr une sSas,n.
Nm usmlidNp SAGE, in @rstsr seunltbip,
aasuifus Miaer, i'm 32ifsn qstsnejabre.
am l5tn in bitier Gtaet, gSiaiam @rsp,
in i.insm 24ifsn qsbsnsjabn.
a.a I6tsn eaftlbif, Nl6srt 6untsr, Gin srti
Sabr altes Sins.
1m namlid)en Sage, in 9umru 9aualtbip,
Ola9ealtna 3stdmar, SO Sabr alt.
8rr spti 2Yobtn, in ieiner Mcbnuna in
Columbia Gauntp. prtffcn 3. Glbsr, CSC.
eeitor bee eciamtia epp, i'm soften SABRE
ftines 2etens.
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GinlasuRssurS Subfertptieu
fit ben
Glib alen yecbad,tcr.

lin bic obsusenannte 3sitnns fcpief mis
m6sliet mshr 5u pfrt. eiteu, eriaAtt 1th Der
feraussetsr tsrfeltem pas ssshrte putli.
FUN 5ut llntsrIbrift fit piefelte trsetsnit
sinsulaeen.
0a in Bsrfs gauntp ftins anetre rentihe
Seituns ttfrbt. iptlete bic wabren 4runp,
iass Der Gtasnmaurer 0smeeratis vsrthsi.
ciat, 70 rpsrbsn Die Srsunet rse GSeu. Ey
10. Narlfson uHd !Yohu Eplor ts,
tsnrfrs auflutrfiam earauf aemattt, une
heFl6 atsr ernltIitb sriutt, fir ibrs Srs
brsltnns 3a fersfn.
e'einsunseu:
Ger "qitsrale Ssctad,tsr" erftsint isesn
1ienfa9 auf elnsm srcHsn Supsrialteaen NIT
fdSnsn qettsrn aterudt. Ser gutfcripticns
preis 1T q IL I bale ess Sabrs, iusItbsr
in baltlabrieer 4crausbs;ablun9 srbstsn wirs.
lDer i'm eaufe ess Sabre nitbt ts;ablt, BEN
wsreen Gbaler 50 ents fir eas Sabr ansts
rsd,nst.
SIR fdrssu 3eit ais 6 Msnat ,pire fein
Nntrftbreiber anssnemnsH, unb stpaiae Nuf
fhneisun9en ,ueresn nur eann an9enommsn,
Wsnn iie e,nsn Wonat pot Wblauf ess Cub,
9srmins eeitbetsn uno gleibFitie
allie Mudlfante abbeiabt psrten.
-Sefanntmahunsen Wsresn banfbar anass
nsn,men uno fdr etn ss,pabnlibsn prsis Gins
9friidt.
llntsrfhrsitsrn In eisfr gtatt ipire bic
3sltuns pertotrsi sefbdt, wsitsrs Ysrisnonns
gen sef1eben turb bic ppif ODER 3ra9cr, pra
esstsra fir s5 Sent jibrlid, auf Soften btr
bttreHtneen llntsrldreiber.
Brlefs une Mittbeitunsen maHsn psrtet
ire einSsfontt nernsr.
Neasina, zen 20, 9anuar
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Mieber eiue OtDro1eittibte.

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Donnerfae seabt elm Nsasr enen eu,:
porenoen Moro. Gr beeab flip smilben
III uno IL ubr in oas Soaus elmer ihmar<
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bic Sras ots 5luies ju tooten, usil iie,
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aus9eiast baben lou. Soba}o tr elatrat
eri1rafen Die 8elber uno oa lie aaf le,.
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ibm 5unabit lfaao uno Die Slubt erarei
ten woute, puroe suiammen9eriNsn, nit
elner 0slsla8e gang uamenib!its 5er,
tlellbt une anfoe Giraffe seporren.
Der Woroer. ols ct Die beloen @sber
entfloben fab besab er ib in cas 6aue
bss 5atbsors, Ftenfaue eires Sbmar,en,
auf Den er Upon ianse einen @roQ ae,
babt unp vpllte an ibm oas 8erf oes
Gooes perripten. Die Nabtarn abe,
eilten berbsi uno banoen ibm NIT striden
bdnce uno 6H1e, warfen ibn auf einen
&arren uno brabten iba Dor ben Gebter,
Der iba iooleib als CT perb6rt tpar, mad
benz @efdnonife in Neu GaRle brinser
lieb. Der Name bes Woreers 1T M.
DiQabnnt.
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Tit
Iugemetne pclptehniihe une Sano,
lun9sseitnn9,
Sammluns Bet neueffen uRe n,ieiihffsu ers
flneunstn gntbsdunSsn uab Gtotahtunasn
IN Der ebe,nis, Observation-Disclosures uas ben
tebniftsn Wtssnifdnttn hbsrbaupt beransass
stbtn ron Sob. Cart qeub in Hiirns
Berg,
sri.tsint rob fsrasr fir ls40, une if Der
Sabrsan9 sessn GrraustssablUs srn 2 sbas
Tern, kurb :. y. gBsFlbesft, 9tSs ! "a ,s9.rrb
Ste GtraRs, uns aflt fs,ns 5eaurtaasntsn, mle
rurb nlsbrs hutldN Suhbdnelsr in ssn Scr.
ct. ju bssitbtn. Bon ben frhkrn feds Sabr>
ldnsen bon 1854 Bis 1899 fae nod, wslde
|ocrrdtbi9, unb werotn ate feds Sabrgdnae
9essn baars Sablun9 ,ufamnHn fir 8 Sba!sr
ptrfauft. Seine 3sitfbrift III 70 helidb mie
sieit fhrs praetlbs asbtn, une itb empfsble
iclde anselsasntbif unisrn seufibsn Wittiirs
germ, tsirnetrs i'm GsWsrbs;uifanpe, pa ssssbsr
baraus 9rci1en Ruesn fir ftia &sid,dft iisMn
fann, unb turh sisfslse nit alien Scrtihrittsn
il alien @sWerben in europa nmS Nmerifa
fbnsa btfannt selnattt rirs une inmit in ben
5tane sefesttsts IN leinem Sah ensern ssrs
,u9eben.
SIT. 0euds.
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Nat6eS [Mif.l oas erf fiirStid bon
einem bsoeutenoen Beuer lit, ,puros ris'
oerbolt bon oiefem Glemente beimselubt !;
8 bis 8 ,6auier 9iuaen IN 6lammen auf
uno Der Serluff miro auf 4O,bi $4,000
Ibaler 9eibdet. &iele arme Ba.nilien
perloren ibr Sboa3 uno ibre san5e 9abe.
ID.
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pbilaoelpbia uno &e bin9
Vie0e l6o y II.

Auf uno natb Mlcntaa, BEN IS. ee5annar.
lS4O, ntrseu bic &arrenjiae neltte Nea'
bina Tim ltbr Wlsraeae ano pbiIaeeIpbia
uln 2 llbr Natbmit:ass prlaiien, tis ant
iernere Waehriebr e,naeitelIt trrsth
Dir Stunesm Der 1bfahrt naeh er,pahns
TEN 2aas 0nb:
9cn pbiIaSslpbia nin ltbr 0crmittas.
Bon 8eaoins nm u lthr Natbmitta9.
Satr II:
Grite Sia1e Barren $s 80
3peitf sIafft 8arrtm 90