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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-05-22
For the Democrat.
ADVICE FOR H ARD TIMES.

To amellOrate as far as possible, the
present hard times, friend suggests
that every Fair,or Agricultural Society,
herea Tier organized IN this State, that
TO the Constitution OF the same, the
following resolutions be annexed:
Resolved, that al! applicants, guests, g.
spectators, appear in domestic attire
and equipage as far as possible, and this
10 be the theme OF the day.
Resolved, 2nd, That no one hold any
Office, or receive any premium at such
place, unless he or she appears accor-
ding to the first resolution.
Resolved thirdly, That no one be in
any way molested, for not appearing in
the proper garb or equipage.
Now methiuks see q man standing
at such fair, arrayed in an imported
sui, Of clothes, and fifty pair Of eyes
viewing him from head to foot; no one
disturbs him; no, they do not speak to
him for fear they will be watched. The
Gentleman at last finds he does not suit
the company, he cannot stand II; pre-
sently he mounts and moves off with
his worthless foreign uniform. A hanG
some young lady al the same time. il
noticed for fine calico dress and Leg
horn bonnet; but our fertile State o
Ohio, is able 10 produce something bet
ter than this; yes 1t will afford linen o.
all colors, even thread Cambrck; yes
and shining elk Of our own raising, anc
from indigenous Mulberry too. But le
the young lady alone, she will be off BY
and by, with her strange curiosities.
Objection. Bu, people will not lik'
to appear so low and plain; besides the,
cannot show distinction in high an
low classes.
Ans. Here is The sequel ofmy theme
Is not our beautiful State able to pro
duce things grand enough to please US
Muet We apply 10 others for our rig
giug, as If they were better than US, an
give them our money! There are va
rleties ofproductions Of this Stale, wher
by the highest gen leman may be dis
tlnguished. Besides, domesllcs are
be the theme Of the day; particularly
all be the product aud manufacture ,
our own homes, or under our self Con
troll; and the fashions Of the day are G
nough to make many an ugly thing loo
well, let alone thing that is within il
self as handsome as this. Who woul
. not be in fashion ? Who would q,
be with the theme Of the day? Up an
to it, all are now welcome. Ifthe soul
can tad US Cotton cheaper than We ca
linen; then know the North and ca
can find US wool cheaper than we ca
and ready for the back five only ri,
them notice, then we could live as o,
sy and lazy as set Of puppets.
Our flax crops are leaving US fast, ,an
with them our Linen Looms, Spinniu
Wheels, and Wheelrights, and vii
them must 60 our Woollen looms, ar
Wheels. o! destroyer, your day is
hand hope Cannot this State in til
year, produce one such fair as he,
described. think it might produce
number equal TO The number ol the yea
which is 40. Then from the Ea
would come patent fax Brakes, Spi
Oing machines, Power Looms etc., I
we could afford linens as cheap as Il
other portions Of the Union can Gallo
and thus in the year 40 would be la
the foundation Of reformation for Il
and other States. ECONOMOU
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I'm Chancery,
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
TUsCARAWAS COUNTY, OHIO.

IUSChhhWAC COUNIII OnlO
Jacob How. The Bill in this case
vs. was filed on the 23d
Jacob How, Jn } October 1889, and
shows and charges that some time before the
Cd day of August 1887 Complainant gave to
Defendant money for the purpose of entering
the s, w. quarter Of the s. W. quarter ofSeo.
8. in Township7 of Range 2 U. s. Military
Land, subject to sale At GAINESVILLE, containing
40 acres. Situated in 1uscarawas County, and
sent the said defendanttO GAINESVILLE to enter the
same land in the name of OfcomPlainant that said
defendant entered the same in his own name
and not in the name Of complainant as he
should have done, and that a patent for the same
has issued to the defendant. This Bill prays
that defendant, be compelled to convey said
Land to complainant &c. The defendant viii
take notice, that unless he shall appear and plead
answer or demur to the complainants bill a(ore
said, within sixty days next after the day ofth'
rising Of the Court aforesaid, at the next tern
thereof the said 5il will be taken as confessed
and decree had accordingly.
B. M. ATHERTON.
Sol. for Gompt.
Anril 80 1870.
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A PUBLIC BLESSING
DIX. HUNTS
BOTANIC PILLS.,
FOR THE CURE GF
FEVER AND AGUE.

Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints
Heartburn, Sourness or Acidlty in the Stomach
Tightness at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite, Sick
Head Ache. Pam in the Head, Back, Limbsa d
Side, Fatulency, Typhus and Scarlet Feve'.
Purid Sore Throat, Fever and Ague, or Int
mitting Fevers, Gout, rheumatism Lumbagc,
Sciatica, Spamodic Affections, and Tic Dono'
reux, Commissions Of Children, Measles, Smo
Pox, Hopping Cough, Ricketts,, Teethln!
Worms, Female Distinctions, Chloross or
Green Sickness, and Reflections Of Food, and
Costiveness, ColiC, whether Hatulent or Bilious,
Ollow the
DIRECTIONS.
DosE.-Take from three to ten pills, till the,
oDerate , two or three times daily.
PRICE 25 CEETs Per Box.
Sold at 100 Chatham street, New-Yorh;
b s Wholesale and Retail.
Where applications for Agencies, Medicines
or Advertising, win meet with prompt at en-
son.
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NEW FALL
and
WINTER GOODS

MUST received from the Eastern cities,
a large and splendid assortment Of FALL
u And WINTER GOODS, consisting OF
French English, aud VleIurlo Prints Muslin
lie Lane, Painted Muslins and Lawns Linen
and Gotten Drillings; Blue, Black and Mixed
Cloths; Cassimeres, and Satllnetts OF all COL
rs and qualties' Bed Ticking, Bieached and
UnbLsacied MusLins: Also, file tot OF Hair
and Fur Gaps. ,,,,,
N.HB. AL kinds of produce taken in OK
change for Goods. CASH paid for Wheat.
] !. S. & Co.
Canal Dover, Sept. 49, 1899. 8tf.
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TRuTH.-The New York Atlas says:
Had many of those who talk SO loudly
about the poor and log cabinS,' have
gone 10 one lhemselvs and obtained an
honest living by cullIvAting the sol, in
stead of engaging in desperate specula-
lion, we should have been immense gai-
ners, and heard less ofhard times, which
they themselves have brought about
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DR.. HUNTS
sCELEBRATED PILLS,
- FoR
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA. iAND Il.
HER. COMPLAINT, &c.

As the endowment Of health depends 0n II
serving the functions Of the StO mach, Ltser, Il
testiRes and LimgS, in healthy and vigerno
state, through the operations Of which the hody
receives its growth, It's nuuition, its support :
can no longer be astonishing that when these Wis
cera are deranged ,aud cannot perform their pros
per functions, the whole system suffers aud be-
comes disordered. Knowing this 10 be asUun
nd demonstrated fact, in science and expeTi-
snce, Doctor HUNT's SYsTEM OF Practice is in
faithful accordance with il. He aims to keep
the Stomach, Lungs and the Liver, 10 vigeruus
and healthy action, as the three great fountsii3
Of health and life. For this purpose bis pi,ls
are compounded Of herbs, which strengthen nd
equalzc the action OF the heart ami give al iu.-
| pulse or strength TO the a.teraI system, al ths
same time quicken the action Of the ahs0rhert
and dlschaTging vessels aud a. all tlIe secra'
tons are drawn from the blood, any morbid sc-
lton, which may have taken pNce is remove,
all obslructions are overcome, the blood is purl.
fed, and the body assumes heaihfh! state.
These pills give toDA TO the stomach, incTeoss
the appetite, and eminently sxpel all acid ra
morbid mater through the execTeloiy ducls ia
to the passage of the bowels. In ali cases vl
Consumption, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Biihtia
Affections, or Liver Complaints, Heartburn,
Sourness OF Acidiy in the Stomash, Tghlness
at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite, Sick Heae a
che, PAIN IN the Head, Back, Limbs and Side =,
Flatllency Typhus aud Scarlet Fever, Pnuid
3 Sore Throat, Fever and Age. or Internting
Fevers, Gout Rheumatism, Lunbago, Scatea,
,Spasmodic Affections, and Tic DolOus eIx, Goa
vuIslons of Children, Measles, Small Pox, Hoop
ing Cough. Rickets, Teething, Worms. Fs-
male DISTINCTIONS, Chlorosis or Green Sick.
r ness, ard Reflections Of Food, and Custiven6s-
Collie, whether Aatulent or Bilious, follow Tic
DIRECT1 ONS.
DosE.--Take from three Is ten pills, ill the,
operate two or three times daily. The use q
IS the pills must be persevsred in till cure ls eb
- fected. o.,
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ERE. DEsaocHwE,
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

THE DEMOCRAT will be published eyerv
Friday morning, at Two DOLLARS, per anum,
jf paid within six months, or Two DOLLARS g.
FIFTY Gents at the end ofthe year.
ON Paper UiH be discontinued, an.
less at the option Of the Publishers, au-
til all HGrrsardges are paid.
Advertisements inserted at the following
rates.
Fer transient advertisements, one
square or less, three weeks for 81 ,OO
Every subsequent insertion, 25
One square for one year, SOU
Two ditto ditto 12,OU
Half Column, 1900
One Column, 25,O(
Advertisements may be sent in through the pos
office free OF postage on the part ofthe Adver
tiser.
Printing Of euery description, sreeu'
ted on The most reasonable terms, for casI
or trade.
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S CHI 90 L.

MISS E. n. SPooNER.
Has taken room in the dwelling house
T. s. Frazier, Esq, [cOrner Of Second 'and
Wooster streets, where she will openI School,
on TUESDAY, the 17th, inst, for the in
struction of youths of both sexes, in the vari1u
branches usually taughtgin English elementary
schools.
TERMS Per QUARTER.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, and
Mental Arithmetic, $500
Arithmetic. Geography Grammar,
Rhetoric, Astronomy, &c. $3.50
Dover. March Sd, 1910.
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N H w
Catlo.r.{ng Esta bltsbnrrNt,
SAMUEL, II. ADAMS.

XKTOULD respectfully inform the
Wv citizens Of Dover, and the adj
joining counties, that no has commenced
the Tailoring business in the Town oil
Canal Dover, merchants row Factory
Street, two doors west of Montfredy &
MCClean's New Store, in the room
formerly occupied by Mrs. M. G. GlOn-
niger as confectionery, where Clothing
wlllb made in the most fashionable anC
fitting manner; fromi his experience il
the above business, he feels assured
that he will be able 10 render genera
satisfaction to all who are pleased, Il
give himd call.
Dover, April 10Th 1910. If.
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NEW YORK, May 18th,

THE MARKET. - The arrivals of Flour
from the canal to-day are about 5000 bbls
2OO0 bbls were sold in one lot for expectation
at $4,Sl.
There is no wheat in market, cargo ofsome
southern Corn sold at IS cents.
Jour. Of Com.
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= TOKELY AND LEONARD continue
y their practice as Attorneys, and may at
times he consulted at their Office, New Phil
elphia, in the east end Of the two story frame
,uiIding on high street, nearly opposite the Of
ice of the Tnscarawas Democrat.
Nav 80, 1889.
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HNtte1'y.

NHARLES WILSON, Halter second st
" DOVER would inform the citizens Of
Tuscarawas County, that he continues to CARY
on the Hating business, in all Its various bran>
ches. His workmanship shall be Of first quail
ty, hoping thereby to merit liberal share Of
patronage.
N. B. All those indebted to. him, are reques-
ted TO call and settle up, before the lst Of JAM
uary, otherwise their bills wilLibe! putrin. the
Justices hands for collection.
Dec. 18th. ..-.....
All kinds Of country produce, 'taker
in exchange for work, or outstanding
debts. .-.
N. B. will pay 81 cts. per bush'
hroweCt, for all outstanding debts.
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HE M A RK E T.

WHEAT still remains at 81 cts.
CORN is only 25 cts.,
OATS 16cts.,
POTATOES 10 to 20.
HAY $5, to So per ton.
BUTTER 8 to 8 cts.
EGGSs6 to8 cts.
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DIR. HUNTS PILLS,

sr Complaint
Reaader, are you rfliicied with Indigestion
Costiveness, Sour Eructations, Loss Of Appe-
tite, Water Rash Pam or Distress at the eto-
mach, Sickness after Eating, Languor, PatpItar
ion Of the Heart, Lowness Of spirits, Pain IN
the Head, Breast, Back. and Limbs, Dizziness
and Confusion Of Sight, Fear of some ln~
pending Evil, Restlessness, Dislike for Food.
with other Nervous symptoms, bring before
you the Picture ofthe Dyspcptc, and ConsumP-
tive patient. Having resolved TO remedy iIlPni
procure Immediately box of DIX. hUNv n
PILLS, never failing and eficacious rent' 3
or those dreaded foes of human happiness Dys.
pepsla, Consumption and Liver Complaint, AID
the whole traine Of melancholy affections aris-
ing from diseases of the Stomach. Liver, Bowels
and Lungs.
Sold at the Office, Chatham street, N,
York.
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Ii pIeases US 10 see the Federal party
euloglsing the morals and patriotism Of
the yeOmanry who Inhabit Temporary
dwellings,, for we would be willing 10
stake the elections that we can find five
Democrats 10 one Fsderalisl who are
the occupants OF humble, or log cabin
d"ellings.-lnd. Eagle.
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An Irish soldier, who came over with
Con. More, being asked If he met with
mich hospitality in Holland, o yes 70
pliedhe, too much. Iwas 10 The hoe.
pl.aI nearly al; The time | was there
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$500 REV ARD.

&trayed away from The Subscriber,
~ at Bethlehem, Stark County Ohio,
dark bay Mare with bob tail, her
fur feet are white, and one Other tits
short and the other long, snip on her
nose, about thirteen years old
STEPHEN EVENS.
May 2lst, 1910, 3w,
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CASH is W A NTED.
NEWS FROM THE EAST.

NEWS FROM THE EAST
Just received at the Tuscarawas Co
Cash Store, a rich assortment Of Mus
lin de LANES, Painted Lawns, &c. &c.
Also the latest style ofPrin,s-some
ofthemvery Rich together with domes.
tic Goods-An invitation is given TO
the Crizens of Dover and vicinity to
call aud examine them, ..they..will be solo
very low for Cash.
MONTERREY & MCLEAN
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NOTICE.
A I my request, an attachment was
IN this day issued, by Wright War;
Der, a Justice of the Peace of Dover
Township, Tuscarawas County, against
the property, and effects, of William
Websler,an absconding deblor,& also a
Summons for George Grove, Garuishee.
IRA BATES.
Dover, May llth, 1910.
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NOTICE.
A T my request, an attachment was
IA. this day issued, by Wright War"
DER, a Justice of the Peace, Of the Town
shiph Of Dover Tuscara was County, a.
gainst the property, and effects, Of Will
liam Webster, an abscondiDg debtor
aud also Summons for Daniel & Abra
ham Thomas, as Garnishee.
IRA BATES.
Dover, May llth, 1910.
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INTERESTING AND APPLICA
BILE TO THE AFFLICTED
WITH


DISEASES OF THE STOMACH, OR NERVES
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Chonic or casual
under the worst symptoms Of restlessuess
Lowne,s of Spirits and General En,scia'on,
CONSUMPTION. whether of the Lungs or Liver:
LIVER AFFECTIONS. IA UNDICE, both
Biary and Spasmodic; Ccstiveness Worms
of every variety; Rheumatism, whether H.
cute or chronic; together with GOU'r .Scts
fila, Pains in the Head. Back, Limbs, and
Side, TYPHns FEVER, SCARLET FEVER ,Pu.
trid Sore Throat, FEVER and AGUE,
Spasmodic Palpitation of the Heart and Ar
teries, Nervous Irrita5ility, Nervous Weak.
ness, Mysteries The Douloureux Cramps, Fee
male Distractions, Heartburn, Headache
Cough, the Common or humid, and the Dry
or the WhOOpDg; ASTHMA, Gravel NJ
Dropsy
The Blood has hitherto been considered
Empircks and others, as theEgreat regulator
the human system, and such is the devotedness
of the adherents to that erroneous doctrine, that
they content themselves with the simple pes.
session ef this iallacious opinion, without en-
quiting intosthe primary sOusces from whence
Life, Health, and vigour emaDate, and Cice UeTs0
pain, sickness, disease and death. Not so with
DR.. HUNT whose extensive research aud
practical experience so emnenty qualify him
for the profession of which he has been one q,
the most useful members. He contends,-and r
moments reflection will convince any reason>
ing mind Of the correctness Of his views--,hat
the stomach, liver and the associated organs ars
the,primary and great regulators Of health, anG
that the blood in..very many instances is totally
disconnected with the first and succeeding sta
ges of disease, and that uuless medicine reach
es the root of the disease, the superficial anoy-
mes usually.prescribed. serve but as foils to GOV
er the ravages of deep-rooted.. malad les. I'm.
Ter these convictions, at the expence of year,
10 close application, the doctor has discovered
medicine whose searching powels are rress-
tble, and in prescribing, il IS with firm con
viction OF its being radical cure IN the variou,
diseases already enumerated, even ifapplisd i,
the most critical cases, but he does not pretsn,
to ascrbe to.
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CLOTH IL WOOL

I.SM1TH e. Co., Dover, will recaivr
OD Cloth to Dress and Wool TO Card, fo
the New Philadelphia Cardrng Machine
T. Fulling Mill, and returned to them on shor
notice and in good order
J. |. SMITH, g. Co.
New Philadelphia, June 8. lS3S.-te
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s a d d | & cry.
WM.SHEAR.


ESPECTFULLY informs the pnblic thai
Nhe has purchased the Saddle u HatF>
ness making establishment belonging 10 John
Treanor, and intends to carry on the business
as usual and manufacture men and women
saddles in the newest fashion and ofthe best
A L so,
Alll kinds of carriage, Dearborn wagon and
Boat harness, with every other article tn his
line of business which is required IN the coun
try.
He flatters himself that the execution Of
his work will be satisfactory to those who
may employ him. He will sell on moder'
ate terms, and take all kinds of approved cOun'
Try produce in payment
A Il kinds ofleather for sale.
New Philadelphia, July SOth, 1885, IT,
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II MARTIN, Boot g. Shoe maker
- Factory sL west from front st.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-29

pen 9sbranntsn Salf unb Sadifensn S6577 3;
Hpll Osnblsn 15; @pasSatrtsn 6; Gtrbsrsis
en- 52s rbasesr 9s9srtt 1874 S:duts; 81
bsrlster 16,210 6dute; ale anpsrs atpsrfas
brfen, Sattlsr ,c. IL.
Sabl Der Sranppsnbrsnnereien %; bisIs
nlabtsn 54644 Gallonsn; Srausrsisn 6; bic,
ie nabtsn Gl6OO @aacnen.
5abl Der Yulwrmdbsn 8; Sbefpulpsr
semadt $4,000 pfunp.
5abl Der Gtpfersien 3.
Sab! Der Yapjsrmiblen 5; 9rufcrsicn I
w6cbentlidbsr Sldtter 7.
3ab! Der Slausrmtblen 27 =; 6taur fhbrijrt
sl672; Der @hrrtniDIsn ia; &iasnlhDIen
1913; OstmiDIen IS.
SafitsjnDdufsr 9sbaut IS; Irdmbdufcr 20
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NsaSln9, ben 30. Gsetmber, 1910.
oenrtratllbs Srnennun9 fir @upsrnsr !:
cJpbn Sanfs.
Ser bemofrotiftDen Horriion
Staats>S pnpenticn Hnter,rcrfeu.

077Ssr 9sujabrata9 fdlt fit pie9nlal con.
trdr ju Der S2erau59abe ,nItreS SlatteS, unr
um niht Su frdb NIT psm Nsuabr5munlts
i'm alttn Sabre Su fcmmsnt BADEN mir osnlll,
ben bsute nitbt sin9crift. lInfsrs ndbitslum>
msr mirr, ms 9sptDnlib, sin NsujabresGes
pltbt neblt stnsm furj9efastsn &aIsnber snts
baltcn.
GTlInicre 8rsunte i'm Qanbe rerecn niebt
psr9ti1'n bab narbitsn Olonta9 cine @auntp,
SsrammIln9 Der 8rsunps prn &,orrifon unp
SpIer' m.biei9en @taNtDauit 9sbaltsn nerpen
miro; mir trwarten oab Iie iItb sab!rsib cine
finesn. Sieilsitbt if ss quite Seblittenbabr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-29
SartgelS- 3ablun1 Der 0aufen.

Der n61lte l5te Sanuar lit psr purd) ea6
Setss belfmnlts Sag sum 9Gieberanfana Der
i2art9sIee aDIun9ern fir oIs Sanfsn in Yenne
pIoanisn. 9tab elmer 3abIun9Stinltcuuaa non
funtSeDn Wlcnnttn bsparf IS fener Sra9c ioo6
Der 2Sunlb rs6 Yubllfum6 in pieitr J.inltbt
1T. Der oll9snreins munIb 9cDt eabin, sae
Der betimmts SAG ia nidbt nsitsr pcril2rGen
lpsroen m6bt, unb ra man bis jest uidt cr>
fabren oab BON Den 8anfsn irgsnp @orftDruns
gen 9etrrftn pcrpen, um cen Strmin nrtD l6n>
ger ju pErlbiebsn, 70 boifsn mir 0emib bnb Ic
in StanSe 1cin mGrptn ibrtn Standardization
nob:ufrnnen.
Ndbrsnp psitr SaGhn95sniftam5 murte
j,rar SaS Nus9eben prn Sdinpl1ittrn, turt)
trstutipe @inmrfrn9, ptrDintert, pa9s8tn bait
ten MIR aber p1S Bsr9nii9cu Hnitrn Gtaat nit
elmer VtaHt non fremosn YapisrstIrs iIbsrs
lIwsmnt 81 ieDen, faif tgsn 70 unItbsr we
ris ic rerbabttn Stbnplaitsrs. 4nesuGtan>
ten Sr9sn auf eisfe art meitntlidbs &rrtbels
pon unS, Die NsnniDlpdniepS Burger sbtn ir
gut batten 9entsiIsn fSnncn, ,renn uuitrs leets
Irstls Osltg9sbung pDrlibti0er 9sDanpsIt bdtte.
Dtt ettabrHn9 bat Ua5 bier stsn 70 sin Ssi:
'r'c! 9e9cbtn, 'pts itbIsbt lib bic 9sbauptuns
Ger io9enannten Nntis8antleutt btpibrtndnls
Iib "SScnn fleins Nottn untsrSrltdt mtrrsn,
10 psrtrit Gclo unc Srlbsr bsiFn &rat."-
1Sr b1ben ncGb vel ;u meni9 ppn ptn ttltn
OletAllsn, INN cine fcIbe NtDaupt,m9 in Ysnns
iDIpansn pcrpirfIitbt gu lsbtn.
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NArb. miNlL. GArG. lrt
Ply

Soutn @tunlm, SIinre uno lnIinnae
lSe1e: So. Gautr Stumnt, 25linps unO
l!nlinn9e Sdrtiae, 4.
Gis 3IbI Der &ramatjGs : bulsn III 3 ; pjs
31Dl Der ShNIer 1875; 2tnfan9S> unO 9cmeine
Ghulsn % Gdultr 1850.
Sail rcr giiIniNmsljen IL; 5lumrcjen,
Scrtibc unD 9toNsWliDlen SO.
3aW rcr Yfrrc mo MauIcfd 1862 ;
Mintpicb 66,S0l; GDaaft l,507 Shmes
ns 81. IT'S; on9ebljbsr Nsrtb reS 8ertpisbeS
pcn allen Gcrhn $ls,575; QSti;en 9ebamt
in 1889, $50, ,2G8 2uitbh; Guile 3Gl5 Gns
tba; S?afsr 622,062 Quitsl; Nr99sn 469,s
24s 2uiba; Submsi;n 44,843; 2GtIlbfCrn
4G3,22l 3HpNt 81 All Yfmc; 2&atb6 ls9
pfunb &artUfeln 2S3,59l 0ultNl; 5.tu
1854 Scnncn; Scnnf unb 8lnd)e 49,I97
Yiunp; @tsirt in &otrone 213 pfunc Sol;
prrtauft 1904 &Ilfrtr; grtra9 ron Olld)s
bduitrn anNsncmmen S85,30l; ron Obif01rz
ten $2T974; 2Ssin 9enatbt 1888 0allpnen ;
grtra9 bon WiarftJdrtsn $766.
&lembinolsr in Irrtcns uEo anrcrn 2Saas
rtn 10; Saubcli (cdneler 12; lDtrtb Der
flbriSrtsn Gisnmaare unb 9d)neir;su0 $lOs,
600; Ssinc SshfTcn 0emadt 991o; 9SutD