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Montreal Jail, Goth June, 1893 /.

lhoHtICdl Jan, %otD JUNE, 1000.
My Lord We have some reasons tt
applehend the expressions used by US in
letter which we addressed to your Lord
ship on the 18th inst. may appear vagu,
and ambiguous.
Our intention, my Lord, was distinctly
to avow, that in pursuit OF objects dear t.
the great mass OF our populauon, We took
part that has eyentuated IN charge Of
High Treason.
We prolessed our willingness 10 plead
guilty, thereby 10 avoid the necessity OF a
Trial, and thus TO give as lar as in our pow
er, tranquility 10 the Country but whilst
We were thus disposed 10 contribute 10 the
happiness OF others, we could not conde-
scend TO shield ourselves under the provi-
sIons OF an Ordinance passed by the late
opecia. Council OF the Province.
Permit us then, my lord, 10 perform this
great duty 10 mark our enllTe confidence in
your lord ship, and TO place ourselves at
your disposal without availing ourselves oil
provisions which would degrade us in our
own eyes by marking all unworthy dist usl
on both sides.
With this short explanation Of our feel
ings we again place ourselves at your
iordshlp's discretion and pray that the
peace OF the country may nol be endanger-
ed by Trial. We have the honor 10 be,
with nnIeigned respect, your lordship's
most obedient and humble servants,
(Signed as before.)
1t is with great reluctance we give pub
licIty IN these Islands TO the above docu-
ments. We lain would have aided lord
Durham in some wise and juat scheme Of
Colonial policy. We sincerely wished him
well in the hereuean task of quelliug the
Storm conjured up by his predecessors.-
We believe, however, he has erred, greatly
erfed-and We deeply lament it.
WoLFRED NELSON,
X. S. NJ. BoUcHETrE.
Hamilton, Bermuda, 18th Oct. 1888.
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A PROCLAMATION.

The Queen having been graciously
pleased 10 ent.ust To Me the Government
Of British North America, have this day
assumed the administration OF affairs.
In the execution of this important duty,
rely with confidence on the cordial sup
port Of all Her Mnjesiy's Subjects as the
best means OF enabling Me to bring every
question affecting their welfare To success
lu issue,-especiay such as may come
under my cognizance as Her Majesty
High Commissioner.
The honest and conscientious advocates
OF Reform, and Of The ameiorations oil de-
iectve Institutions, will receive from Me,
without distinction of Party, Race, or Pol
itics, that assistance and encouragement,
which their patriotism has right 10 CON-
msnd, from all who desire To sireng then
and consolidate the connexion between
the Parent State and these important Col
ones !; but ihe disrurbers of the Public
Peace, the violoiers of the Law, the enc
mics of the Crown, and of the British
| Empire, will find in me an nncompromis-
| ing opponent, determined 10 put in iorce
against them all the powers, civil and mil
i,ary, with which have been invested.
In one Province, the most depiorable
events have rendered the suspension oil
its representative Constitution, unhappily.
matter Of necessily-and the Supreme
Power has deyoived on me.
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Is. So
Montreal New Jail. 18th June 1888.


My Lord You came among US with q
char acter not Of a class-not OF an order
but Of yourself "a character that entl
Ties you 10 our confidence, and we yield il.
Do not imagine our minds are sublugated
because our persons are under restraint, 81
that we seek, by an unmeaning compli-
ment to conoiliate your iavoT-we would
not--we will not pr0pitlate unworthiiy 10
obtain cIeulenoy ior ourselves. We belong
60 our GounlrY and make the willing sacri-
fee on the altar oi her Liberties.
Wefebeled, MY Lord, but start not at
the avoWat. wv rebelled neither against
Her Majestv's person nor Government,
but against Colonial mist government, and
We abide The lssue-the penalty is ours.
! Had your advent been earlier, it had been
blessed--t will be blessed. III our efforts
are the cause OF your coming, we have Ell
lected what we sought 10 eitect--the hap
plness Of your country and we murmur not.
Had your advent been earlier, mls-gov-
eminent had ceased-justlce had trlumphed
the laws have been administered lalth-
fully and neutrality-suspicious. would
have been redressed, and we had happily
UcllCiu SOsClUtuCut CUuiuduQiuS az OHCc
the confidence and affections oil all.
We remonslrated-we were derided-
the Press asSaied US with calumny and
contumely --nvective was exhausted-we
were goaded ON 10 madness, and were
compelled to show we had the spirit of re-
sistance To repe injuries, or be doomed
captive, deg AIDED and recreant people. We
took up arms not to attack Others, but 10
defend ourselves. Did the government put
US down, OF attempt US down? No II
it die not encourage, it tolerated the at
templ--we will MOI say-we will not think
why. The country became excited-th the
people wretched aud then reckess-.Lord
Gosord, by Proclamation, invited back 10
their homes the inhabitants that had fed.
Did the magistrates give effect to his be-
nelicent views in this respect No I" the
tolls were SET" Did they not issue War
rants indiscriminately against al, who had
used their bir,hright as British subjects TO
canvass public men and public measures !
Thus, my Lord, we were goaded into re-
sistance, not less by The authorities than
by the violence OF that class oil the people
opposed to US 10 politics. We wish. how
ever, 10 forget as we'll as TO forgive.
You come without limits to your power
with views uncircumscribed-with honor
untarnished. High in the councils OF your
country, your voice can reach the throne.
Ardent in the pursuit Of Civil Liberty,
you can feel for people animated by the
same principle, but deprived OF the same
advantage. We :eit and we deplored the
violation of our constluIion-we struggled
not Tor independence we labored only TO
maintain the true spirit OF the British
Constitution and British Liberty
We desire not TO distract your Lord
ships attention from The great and glorious
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"a. q.)
DURHAM.

by His Excellency, the Right Honorable,
John George, Earl Of Durham, Viscount
Lambton, &c. &c. Knight Grand Cross
Of the Most Honorable Military Order
Of the Bath, one of Her MaJesty's Mos,
Honorable Prvy Council, and Governor
General, Vice Admiral, and Captain
General of all Her Majesty's Provinces
within, and adjacent to, the Continent
OF North America, &c. &c.
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Hunts Botanic PiILs.

After much suffering from Fever and Ague, dur
ing the spring and fall for the last four years aud
the pecuniary injuries attendant or the indispos-
tion o. one on whose exertions large family was
dependant for support, and having withou, s1ccess
tested the skill OF many medical advisers. al an en-
pense could not well afford, in the fall Of 1898.
hnding the Premonitory symptoms Of the disease
approaching, ! was induced by friend who had
tried your medicine, TO purchase package Of your
Botanic Pills, and now have the happiness 70 in
form you-snd through you, those who may be
similarly affi'eted-that they coun,eracted the
oisease, nor have been troubled with il since, and
my confidence continues 10 uohold me Ia ,hs he.
iiefthat your Botanic Pills are the most SAFE the
cheapest most effeaciooS and radical cure for thar
distressing disease Ftcer and Ayue. All 1 can
ior the present eGer you Tor the blessing you have
sehinssrumenta in eOnferrins on me, Is nv az
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CONSUMPTION Cared.

Mr.. Edward Russell, was, IN December last
suddenly seized with cold shiyerines, which vtre
succeeded by pains in every part Of the body The
pains continued severe until the month Of May.
when he began to spit blood, this was shortly AFTER
succeeded by backing cough, swelling and pals
in the chest, and the discharge Of blood from hs
mouth became considerable: these symptoms
which are so often the messengers Of Sudden deslh,
were, in the course of few weeks, followed by
thick viscd suppuraiion, mingled with blood This
circumstance appeared TO give him 'tmporaiyrs-
lief, ms the cough became less troublesome, and the
appetite increased. The discharge Of pus lncrsa,-
ed, and the body was so wasted as to assume ale
the appearances Of one who fingers In the last s'ats
OF Consumption. The physicians who attended
were satifsed in their opinion, that no hoperemln'd,
and that further trial OF medicine wo,1d be- entirely
useless. In this dire and forloru state, be began
to use Hunts Botanic Pills, and BY taknga lew
boxes of the medicine he has received perfect
cure, and has since enjoyed excellent health. me
recovery .ofMr Russell, has as'ohi'h'a
all his relatives and friends, and be tenders these
mes to Dr. Hunt with everlasting gratitude.
EDWARD RUSSELL.
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Distressing case ofsecere Spas
modic Asthma, perfectly cur
ed bg Hunts Botanic Pills.

Mr.. Henry White, was for the space oitwoysu
afflicted with severe Asthma, which proeee0..o
from wet and cold: all the worst symptoms o. 'u'
complaint followed tightness across Inc en'''
with difficult and distressing breathing. during
the last year OF his Illness, the disease ipereas.u "
alarmingly as to prevent his following any Ou'he"
having lost his speech, and being threatened WIN
immediate sutTocaton, until copous exPecoffsl,'O.
wonld come on, which only gave him r '. !"
few hours. The physicians who ATTENDED aln'' ps
nounced his complaint beyond the Pos"ou'y y,
cure, but a, last Providence directed pamp"., y.
be left at his house, after which he p'oeufed ~"
Of DR. Hunts Botanic Pills, and after taxing ..
boxes he found himself entirely free fro" zoe ss.
plant, being capable at this time OF any eaa ~
even Of walking forty miles daily, and ha"ps :"
the enjoyments OF perfect health. rrmrv
m-OBsRRvE that the Label on each BOZ ~, en a
following inscriptiop:"E Entered Gees' ill.,,
Act of Congress, the gear 1889, ey Yin" M.
Evans, in the Clerks Office in the sos'"""N
trict Court of Nep- York" ,,xr
Or NONE OTHER Is GENDiTN'
PRICE q CENTS PER Boa v,,k
Sold al 100 Chatham Street, Nsr W. w."
and By L. Perry, Ssoanfon, -
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A PUBLIC BLEsSIN G,
DR.. HUNTS
BOTANIC PILLS
FOR THE CURE OF
FE YER "A ND A UE.
DYSPEPSIA, CONSUMPTION,
HEADACHE, sc. &c. &c.
DIRECTIONS.

DIRECTIONS.
DosE.-Take from three TO ten pills, till they
operate, two three times daily.
Price Is Cents per Eor.
Sold at 100 Chatham street, New York,
Wholesale and Retail
90 Where applications for Agencies, Medi-
cines, or Advertising, will meet with prompt at
tcntion.
The extraordinary success which has attended the
use Of HUNTS Botanic Pills, is the best critic.
rion Of their superior virtues. They have been
the means of raising host of languishine pa
tients, from the bed Of affection, as is clearly
eyinced in the following
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Save Cost !!

All who are still indebted to me
for the first year and a quarter
of the North american or any
part thereof for advertising, or
for anything will SAVE CosT
by paying up forthwith.
II. ]. THOMAS.
Swanton, March 10, 1871.
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APRIL ls
" % ""osA''HE grsll'uds AID .,..
Newark n. J., Jelly 81. isss ssooRslcr
dyspepsia, or indigestion. re
tectuauy Cured r.

Mr. VIM. Tucker hayias lately L..
sound state OF heath, through II. 80 ''''s.t
hunis's bofanie Pills, thinks n - '4,aea'y CD
du'y 10 STATE certain facts relai,r. >, = 'pss'sA.
u"def which he hal so long ,aa,.. = W. t-ls
toms were "a painful obstruction w;s i@ns,
rejection Of food, headache. psla, ma ''',aa
heart, iowness of spirits, troubiesar, q IA,
dizziness ash'ness al the ches, ana !, sesgs.
orea.a'ng, almost constant pain 10 n. s ,@ It
a sna sao''''srs accompanied with much sea,
IDENTITY. ihese Affections, together wis iaT
usus, aagaee o. nalu'ence brought Ou .UeS - "a.
sa els =, NJ meIsness, as to prevent him ia ''
lost beyond recovery. His 6i,.a. 'a appeared
became alarmed at the melapeba,a AH0 ttahy,,
strongly recommended Hunts Bo,sa,p. 'r,itei, isc
were administered, and in few 49, 'lH'--iAts
astonishing relief, and finally reaG,.s pedaesd
storation TO sound health. Fsis1i re-
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JOSHUA ROBERTS.
I'm extraordinary case ofRheu
nadtssna, accompanied mith
Daarrh9a and Nervous
ebiIitu.

Mr.. Joseph Hart from being exposed to cold
was attacked with most painful Rheumatic cam.
plant OF the head, and neck, which continued with
distressing violence for several months. The
principal symptoms wero-a swelling and ercro.
ciating pain in all the joints and an enlir. los, q
their use both the pain and the fever general,
Uttered an increase in the evening. The pains
we're increased on the slightest motion, and vs.
more severe the night time. A constant disr.
rhoa, which prodnced its general consequences.
hatulency, lowness Of spirits, and general wasting
Of the body. He was indeed 50 extremely III fhu,
his medical attendant could not possibly give The
least hopes of his recovery, and it was generally
believed by his relatives and friends that oil ii.
medicines or treatment in this world could rot rive
him any relief But seeing an advertisement oC
Hunts Botanic Pills, he was directed by an Al.
mighty Province to use them !, he did So and AZ
ter fortnight they produced favorable change,
and he is now a healthy and strong man,
JOSEPH HART.
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WILLIAM Trcvrs
Lirer Compliant. ,cith pV mn,t.
arrangement of the Nsr-
C0uS ,Susfpm

Mr.. Joshua Roberts was af,;.t.1..l
and nervous disease to an alarm,rs sl'oa Oitoss
attended with all the distresxing osfIe'' beng
ahect relaxed constitution, VIA ' .,ai ratA
acne, loss OF appetite, giddiness in a.. h.ss s'u'
IN Tue stomach afler eating. unusual ,,smo's w
ing spasmodc pains in every parl Of II. SaS ny.
chii's, sallow complexion, costiyen,ss s0S
constant dull pain in The right SIDE. w5,,S ~.
induced the most dreadful debnv. ind..I
thought he was afflicted with every ,p,e,r,i ..~ 4"
plant the human body is liable 10. Fla va. NV. Nv"
rally making trial Of various remedies, ali ~ NM.
we're equally fruitless until he had rrc,o,,. -
Hunts botanic Pills, from the snpe,ior ,,,,a., ~
wlqch medicine his health is perfectly re.e.l,Sb,s'
ed, and is now able to pursue his .mploymeo,
rom pain or disease,
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June 10. 1910.

HVHOMAS Webster has on hand about 60
IL tons Of best selected Plaster, now grinding
al has Mill, those who wish 20 purchase will do
well to call and examine before buying ELSEWHERE.
Swanton, Dec. II, 1870. 2i-Sl
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CERTIFICATES.
Fever and .ague Cared.

To Or. Hunt:
Dear sir-Beieving it duty l owe you asa
successful practitioner, as we'll as those who NAV
be similarly afflicted. take pleasure in acknow
edging the benefit have derived from the us
your valuable Medcine
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PHE NIX HOUSE,

II u N n II y = > T.,
Corner Of Lake and Maine Streets,
formerly kept By Samuel Barlow.)
ST.. ALBASs, VERMONT.
FEyHE Subscriber would inform lbs friends, and
n The travelling public generally that he has
rented the above well known tavern stand for a
term Of years, and holds himself in readiness 10
wait upon all who may favour him with cali.
ay-A Carriage viii run from his house TO the
Steam Boat-landing during The navigation season.
book will be kept at the Bar to enter the names
of passengers for The boat, who will be taken or
leE in any part Of The village.
DAVID LYMAN,
late Of the Burlington Hotel,
Burlington.
June 10. 1910
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YEvHE subscriber has given his son "I VIZ ofgi,,
IL Moriiz his time, during the reH'alaO '.5 t,,i
minority, aud he would notify al eooSs'r Wa,s.s
he will claim none Of the said Wrn' u. as
earnings. nor pay any debts Of BIS ''"''
after this date. .,opfTZ.
'O 1873
Higheate. eth dug, 1910. -
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A LII persons owing the snDseripe, !,s,,.scIta1
"A mands are now due, are befshy s'''
he mus, have his PAR immsdiatsfy: .pyyY.
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APPENDIX TO tbs HISTORY OF
LOWER CANADA.
I'D
ADDRESS OF THE
/" Sons OF Liberty
OF Montreal, TO the Youag
Men Of the North american
Colonies.

"wAo would be frss, themselrss must strike
this blow"
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Rranfheit ST. pertreiben uno 0eluno-
be,t 3u erbalten 1T nun in Der Sc
malt zines 5eben-Or. Senia-
min Srauoretb'6 ygeaatabile
untuerfal DtQen
9inSefibrt in oen Dtreiniaten 5taas
ten een listen Mai 1885.
Noh nit ut Gin Sail Uorasfcmmeu, 100 oiels
acpririntn Scsatabilisn llniperlal. gplllsn an.
as,ramnt wnroen cbms 6Ilfe bsrpcraubriusen,
unb Sebarrlitbfsit bat in a(tem, bartud6laen
xranfbtitsu, bswiret (tbsr cine Rur, wenn
Ole 0latnr nidt purtbaus srIttpft III. Sis
batsn felt ibrsr elufabrums in bisIem &anes
psnlaitsns 20,O0o-3Wansi9 tauienopers
foncn--Purirt, bic Dor olsfsm fit unbeiltar
sebaltsn ,puroen gs ltne n,lr srN fiinfSab.
re fsitonm ict Die srts Office flr osm aues
ihlieblitsn Sertanf Disfsr W1eoi;in in Nsu,
Yerf srefnete; bob iu bieIsr 3sit babe ieb
iIber 3tpan3i8 tf1illiopen Sd,ad,teln utrs
Fault. uno bate nun aebt5ebn Dftieeu fir hen
ausitblisBlittn Dsrtauf esrlelteu, ,,lim me-
ni9iten cine in jeoer bebeutemben gitp piejer
ltmicm, 5u einem Roitsnbstrase bon tsinabs
t,sr3la Sanfenb 3baler jdbrIih. ltup nit
.Befaantmaebuns unb ambtrn &ctteu, mar
Ole 9ummt ctpas iitsr Gin 6uupert unp prsi.
Sig SanIenb Sbalsr. fir bas Sabr 1889; ei,
nias se5bse mag bisraus sstilset msrben, pit
bic Dasbi3in aeIddst wirb BON bieIem That,
fattsn ie flnb in Der Sbat Der ar6ste Sesen
,usltbtr jerials Der msaittbsit perlitbsn.
Seb babe perlonsn ssfuncsm melehe witTen
roc!len, wR ietnsa ls burt biele Dteoi,in
fnrrirt rperosn. gs 1T umm6slieb ~ faaem-
ss ternbtt alles auf bcn 3uttano bes Blutss
nnb Der Sdfte. ,pornab man baranf reebmen
--baB rpenn Die ViIlsm naeb prm aepruftsn
0oritriften scbraueht perpen, mele6e jeesr
e'tbathtsl tsiasfiist ltnp, Die Sur Uiel frhber
tewlrft 'peroen miro rpie Der Yatient vers
mutbtt. Die Disltm lans,piriaem ebrcmiI Ieben
xranfbsiten bic MIR taalitb febem, tontntn
snt,pebsr bon Wltrfurp oDer Slutla1tm, ooer
uiebt ridttia actrauebtsr Nbfabrnns in Sic
bern. Smfanaticncn, Grfd(tnnaem, W7afsrn
nns aaritiftsn Sranfbsitsn. gs 1T bnrebans
inntalih fur nns Die Sefunbbcit IA erhal
ten ebae binldnaIitbs Ibfibrnns. 3Dir mo
aen oem uebel einbalt tbun nit Sarfs unt
hdrfemesn Waitteln, ater nsna ss im &6rper
1T 70 tun6 es bsraustommen, ebe 0tfuasbs't
afHetftn 'perbtn ianm, frubsr cber Ipdter rpire
es pea feIbf aastreebsn uas 5uar (eblimrnsr
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Vranoreth's ViQeM.

DisisWsseijin 1T ansrPannt aIs cine Der msbril
lSsrtbyoasifsn bic js sntbsdt, ais sim 0isinissr
bss Slutss mnp Der Sdfte. Sis bat Den Trr'
jug pon Sarfapariaa irmsb! als cine 9bwsie'
trsibsnbs cbsr Isrdnesrnos, uno lfsbt unsnb'
li.b Dor nusn Yrsparatsn unb STeni9un9sn
pom Rtrfurp. Sbrs pur9renben eisenidafs
ten Inb allsn ron unttrsd)enbarsn wsrtbs,
benn bisfs piasn m0stn fur einissn 3eitraum
taalib eencmmen merbtn, unb, anitatt burb
ben Satbareftft iu fbwabem psrn,sbrsn fls
bic Srafte inesm iIe bic fbWabsmbsn llrfadsn
bin,ps9nsbmsn. 9is BADEN fsinsn Der miisras
bsIn eHsfte bic bsrrorsebratbt ,psrbsn ourb
ben testlitsn stOff, Msrfurp. Die Sdbns ilnp
aibt beibdbist-bis xnOtsn unb Oleeer Ipsrs
ben nibt 9sdbmt-nsin; icneern anifatt bic.
fer traurisen SpmptOme, wire nsues eebsn
nS foIsib Munterfsit fiblbar in jsesr Se'pe'
euns tss R6rpsrs.
Branbrstb's Yiasn f1nt in Der Sbat elm
llniperialsSNittl, neil fis bas @stlat faubsrn
unb rsnisen. Stint Sabre 1T sitit Mtet;in
pcr bem publifum Der Ser. Staaten ss,peisn;
ale no fis nur anse~anet @urbs, bat iIt aas
anosrn W1ittsl itsrtrcHen.
Die sin;i9s Off1ee fir ben 3erfauf eer ss'
prisitnsn Bransrstb's GssatabiIisn ltnivsrfa
YiIsn, im philadelphia 1T in NS. 8, in Der
HMo shn Strant.
t3um @srfauf tsi Keim uno 5tidter,
Hsabins; unb III SsrtS &auatp Del ben Metns
ten, pubIi,irt in elmer anssrn SpaIte.
Januar 26. 81.
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$599s5 OS

Or.
Sur Bilanj fbuIbis bon Der @auntp
I'M ltstsn Sabr 37s 81
Der &sbnunssfibrsr ift ersbitrt nit
bem Sslaufbtr An,psifun9tn, mel.
be bic 9irtftOrsn Der NrInsn BON
Serts 60. an Jpn aus9eiteut babsn
-s4a nn,peiiunsen 6799 90
Sbtnfaas Sslauf pon Nnwsifunasn,
rptlds bic S0ii,i ,iflionsr Der 50. an
ibn aussefttlt baben, namlb:
Elr llnttrritt arner Sinttr in 9s
ffriftsn, bic baS neue Sbulasteb
nibt ansenei,sn-ls6 an,ptii. 2e32 %
sSurors fir Ssiibtisuns unb Nusles
gen urn Strailen, 72 Aatptifun9. GIG Is
Shabsn ptrurfaebt surtb Auslsaen
.. StraiTtn-l74 4nmsifunasn 1884 O24
Grdnb unb Yttit Surors 1880 371
@cnifabels Seribte-4 NnIpeifun9. I72 O5
Babl Goifsn-50 MnWeifunasn 1857 60
NkIfors qobn-23 Mnmsfun9sn 2l9 Och
SCronerS llntsfud).-lS Nnneif. 259 03b
Suds u. &rabsn @dabtl, AS ANN. 3s l4b
Stifl. 3ubtbaus, fir ben llnterbalt
pcn 8srbrsbsrn-2l anweifuns.1l7e 54b
6la9sn unb 3eu9en &s1nunssn-
so Nnwsifunssn 7s7 81
9rudtr Nebnunasn-6 NnWsif. 257 60
crbausn Der D1onaeafp Sride-
AnWsliun9sn 1900 90
erbausn Der 6ap Grisf Brids-3
AnWefunssn 0s2 90
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asmetne, fcnosrn aud bon eea ftinten, Zee
ttsn uno neuetttn Dlufsrn, (tne jsper,s,t bei
ISmen fsrtia ju batsn.
0nrdb einfibruua pss @etraudhs fInitli.
der Waiobinerie III ibrem @emerte, (lno Ils
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woblfe'lsr su liefern mcpon I,tb Iae ios(eiet
"tsrjeuasn wsroen bic fle nit ibrsn uuf.ra,
gen teebren pollsm.
Daniel Scroner bsnust eisie gsfsaenbeit
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els lltsraIe ltnteritisuns, Die e. tisber ars
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8sfrieoisnaa 3u asben. er smpfimat bic
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lid uub 70 frhb wis irasno etner bier, mt
miro ale 1rten &lsitunssi iti6s naeb nsusitem,
Stbnitt prfertisen.
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