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osGooD's INDIA cHoLA-

- GOGUE. This is the season of year
in which the noxious exhalatons from the
earth predispose the system to Ague and Fe-
yer, and the various forms Of bilious dis
ease. The India Colagogue proves entirely
effectual as a preventative Of those diseases,
and certain remedy for their speedy and
permanent cure. Emigrants to the Western
States will entirely escape The Fevers Of
those regions by the use Of this remedy, &C
cording 10 the directions Of tho accompany
ing pamphlet, q copy Of whichmay be oh.
fained gratis Of H. G. Lee sole agent fol
Kalida and vicinity.
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Rev. n. IIibbard's
VEGETABLE AN7T-BILIOUS
F. ANIL X p ILLS.

HIBBARD's PILLS have been exten
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Indigestion, Bilious Cbolic, Nervous Choliie,
Headache, Piles, Liver complaints, Bilious
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Price l2y CTS. per Box. G.. H RICE
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Any quantity. and Of the best qualities. Al
persons wishing 70 supply themselves with Spring
and Summer Goods viii do well TO give us . cal
and examine the prices and quality Of our Goods !.
before purchasing elsewhere, az We KILLNO1
BE JNDERSOLD By Any ONE! want
Cd. 10 exchange for our Goods, any quantity o.
Ginseng, Timothy seed, Flax seed, Wheat, But
ter, Beeswax, Feathers. Foraall Of which w
will pay the highest market prices. CASH will
no. be refused. SO do not be backward, but sses
up and give us call.
Ealida, June ebw
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JUNCTION EXCHANGE.
WiLLIAM SMITH

TTAS taken the Hotel formerly occupied BY
HI w. X. DA0eEr, at Junction, Pauldin g Co.
and hopes to receive liberal share Of the patren-
age Of the travelling public. He will spare no
pains 10 accommodate his guests as we'll as the
productions Of the country win admit, and 20 Sc.
euro their comfort and convenience when at his
bsuss. junction. April 1887
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AlDMTlvlSTRA7Y 7YON NOTICE.

\ JOSEPH ARkER'S ESTATE. Y
NTOTIcE is hereby given ths, the subscriber
In has been appointed and qualifiea' az admins
istratrix on the estate of Joseph Parker, !ass 81
Henry County. deceased.
Dated AZ Harrison this drss day Of December,
Signed MARY PARKER. \
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g Rose. q i Il one Of ,he sweetest characters
aver drawn bv Ar. Cooper. and one Of The
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sp,,n nbilosophv eoupl to 1Nat,v Bumpo.''
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MISS MARY .. BRlTTON

WMyOULD Inform tho ladies q Putnam Coun-
wv ~, that she may Ut all times be found ~
LANES Trfnsr's. half mile east Of Colunbus
Grove. prepared tcsxecuts all orders IN the line
~ Bonnet and Dress making, In neat and taste
ri manner and at pricesthat shall be satisfactory
All kinds Of grain and such produce az Is usually
taken al The stores, will be received in exchange
ane Sssn h"s m.'s Crave nav 8 Nov q. ls4s soisw
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t, K LL persons are hereby cautioned agaiast pur.
I, "a chasing TWO notes given by me TO John Zig.
eins. on on about the iirsi Of June lsat.as wils
not pay said notes, never having received vnius
for the same.
Cresnsburg, Dec. 2S, iSAe, solcw
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SHERIFF'S S.4LE.

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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-16
last Notice but One.

III persons indebted to the subscriber will call on
~ John B. SWANTON, JR.. and sottle without
delay. ARAbELLA 5. PIEKCE.
Bath, Nov. l. 1S47 diva
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For Vera Cruz Direct.

vV,HE Splendid new Ship CYBELE,
i-kE~ ] $40 Tons burthen, tn be commal-
yG~llA ded by CART AMBROSE CHILDs, will sail
n ETNS> from the Port of Pittston 10y Nov. S, and
As14LQXI and from Bath Nov. 10th. This ship of
~As-S~.A- fers a very desirable opportunity for
Passengers having full Ponp IS feet long, with large
and. commodous State Rooms, furnished ia a styIe not
infero, 10 the New York Packets. For light Freight
or P,ssapa apply to F. STEVENS & Co., Putston r.
II. MKOWN, bath or Messrs FARWELL & STE
VEINS, Boston, Mass
Ptston, Oct. 20. 1917
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-16

r INCOLN, SS.-Taken on executions and will he
- sold at Public Auction, on the premises on We'd
nesday the fifteenth day of December next at twoo'-
clock in the afternoon all the right in Equity which
Horace p Hubbard, of Topsham, had on the twenty
fifth day of February, 1916, being the day on which
the attachment was made on the original writ-to re-
deem the following described real estate, situate in
Topsiam in said county of Lincoln, and bounded as
follows. viZ-beginning on the easterly side of the
road leading to BoWdOin at the Moth West corn-r OF
lot sold by Mark Morse to Joshua Haskell, thence
Southery four and half rods by said road to Gloss
street, rods and y feet thence parallel with the said
County road, thee rods and eleven feet, thence Wes-
tery nine reds aud thirteen feet the first mentioned
bounds. With all the buildings theron, the same be-
ing subject to Mortgage given by Henry C. Haynes to
Geo. Written, fo hundred aud forty dollars dated
May 29th I8i3 and one other Mortgage given by said
Hubbard to Joshua Haskell for hundred dollars
dated March ,2sth lS45, both demands ON Interest.
and duly recorded at the Registry office for the Wes-
tern District Of Lincoln County
N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff
Tonsham Nov H. 1917 d7w5
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Flour.
Notice..

Notice.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
L firm name of SAWYER & SEwALL, as Councillors
and Attorneys at Law, is hereby by mutual consent
dissolved Said Sawyer is to settle up said firms
business, and pay all debts owing by said firm. All
de hts due said firm. by note, account, otherwise,
are to I've paid t. said Sawyer, who is hereby fully
thorize receive collect the same, and to use the
name of said firm in the ettement of said business
b. SAWYER,
u.s.. SEWALL.
Bath, Nov. 9th, lS47.
N. b. An persons having claims against the late Fl rim
Of SAWYER x Sewa. or the subscriber, are requested
10 present the same for ply Persons indebted to
either are respectfully requested to call and settle with
the undersigned, at the office of Sawyer 4 Gilbert.
Bath Nov G. ls47. 6wd5w4 b. F. SAWYER.
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Crowcli & Baxter,

TAILORs, FRONT STR e EFT,
| II EEP constantly on hand good assortment OF
IN CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VEST,
lNGS, for which they expect fair price Just emil
and examine. =. IN
Bath, New 5, 1847- os-wo
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To THE AFFLICTED!
DIR. l.. CIR A RDlN,
RI of Pm rig.

CAN be consulted usual at his residence. No.
AZ Albany ST Boston, opposite the United States
WlIote Persons afflicted with the following diseases
will do well to make immediate application, viz
I.aIeness of every descriptions, Spine and Hip Com
plains White Swelling Scrotula, Cancers, malignant
Sores of every kind, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Con.
SUMPTION Liver Complaints, Epeptic Fits Catarlh,
Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder affections, rheumatism,
4 Phthisic, Asthma, &C., &c, Cures warranted IA all
y cases he undertakes.
DR.. l.. Girardin has had fifteen years. extensive
Ltce IN the above Diseases, and Is member OF
Medical Reformed Practice, and uses no mercury
any cases whatever.
DR.. T.. Girardin, to accommodate his large number
# patients on the Kenne5ec, will make monthly WIS.,
10 to Bath during the summer season, and VIII ne al
ne Elliot House, Bath on Wednesday and Tnursday,
Jov. 81 and 4th and at the Tontine House. brunss
wick Friday 5h where he he consulted gratr, ana
le will continue to he consulted at the above phase
every first Wednesday and Thursday Of each month
Boston. June 3, 1877. dlylo4~o4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-06
FtiRCHTf.p

Yy-4TCH TRA11H NGs-,;old guard fhsins OF "y
" weight. 10 Fob da, do mounted with r!hhonzs 2.
t5b KEYS and seals do t'unrd kets, Flsted steel u"
anu a' FNiRCHTfn.
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II l4lH.sa- a#.4=. asa-. -f4.t.# l-a..st AUS
aHe- H. I.sl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-06

Firm at previous quotations.

evs from tie amy. er general ae4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-06

- NnpIE- r,ry tine, ia quilted son'ersst Sah-
IL a!5 5H>t ann ed and TOR sale low ny
Ip4 I3HN KNOVt. VI. llt. MAN street
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IHE ti00N -INIENT
CLOTHING STORE
] II HUSS 4 CO.

On Doom 9IoI1 m Q. > H0EIT1 TTI
lLLnLlne. II
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$50, 0U4-lGO PRIZES of 500.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81
Draws Aug. -. 1916 ~ Nos; / drawn
ballots. priza Of 10000, 5000 900.
E800; 50 Of 1000.
Tickets b dollars; y certificate Of -
udate tickets wiz cost - dolls; shares in
proportion.
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lpAlNG pI.ASTEP

Ar. lBS Qakuai ON hand and for sale low BY
u sJG5eg 10 tH BERRY Wat.r street;
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CHILDREN
LOu0N HLNuONl

NF3 NED Paints alwsys ,n hand and for sale at
LFA iuf RtHELDAEFEE'~
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BY TFBEGR APH.

NIL led this morning by Green's Express fHe
y. ~ fia.eat 81 Rich View Fall stiles. Dress ting
10y. SENSENLf 4 RHODES
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NEW GOODS !

lsT re,tivcd an additional supply Of Btv Goods
!. whleh sil he sold al a very slight advancc-caH
NJ Hthea 9 S I.iNRplN.
ae4 VI atet 81. s'out,i Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-06

{. EATIfER Afhuusaad pounds est Baltimore So
"a nash Sole Leather tst receved and VIII be sold low
So -. TOpD 4 HOW Fill.
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j. a5 y. ~ a.as5 Eqas 5l. nv 4 s ssa
y H- Har ~te4an ., y Iea Heft street
Jta NltDLI.x fAPB.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-29
'CARROLLTON OHIO--.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20 1871

the night preventing che driver from seeing he
road distinctly, the coach was upset and 50 much
injured thai Il w0s lhoOght impractieable 10 pro-
ceed Further that night. We therefore resolved
10 make our way on foot 70 light not far distant.
and which proceeded from the dwelling OF a Vir.
glna planter. Here We were all HOSPITALITY re-
eeived, and provided with comfortable Iodtngs
Tor the night When ! awoke in the morning, II
was under the influence OF burning fever; a
dsIIrum shortly seized my brain and for several
days my life was despaired Of.
when my reason returned and began 10 re.
cover, learned from the maid who attended me
mat the name Of the getleman 10 whom had
been Indebted for home during nv illness was
william Rainsford. Can il be, thought I, thar il
Is the same William Rainsford, who in nv proud
and happy days had rejected for no other rea.
son than that he was not wealthy, on whose char.
ny J was dependant asked permission 10 see
my kind host and hostess and thank them for lhe,r
Kindness. MyrequesI wns granted. Judge then
my dear Ellen Of my surprise and confusion on
hndlng my conjectUres true. and that | was al.
ready known TO him. Yes Ellen, the CUP Of han.
pIness had been presented to my lips and dash.
I'd II from me. William Rainsford, the only
man ever sincerely loved, stood before me the
happy husband Of happier wife, but the fault
was NINE, and mine has been the biueness."-
Here her emotions choked her uuerance and she
was unable for some time to proceed. Atlengih
she continued: "As soon as | was able to travel
Mr.. Kalnslord procured a conveyance for me 10
The waIer-slde where took passage for nv ma.
tive land. When arrived within about fify
miles of my native village my little stock Of mo.
ney was nearly expended, ard learning there tha,
my beloved father was no more, resolved 10 fin.
lsh my journey on foot. And the evening before
you found me | arrived once more in sight o. the
home of my childhood. Overcome by conHict.
ing passions and worn out with faugue leaned
for support against friendly tree and gazed in.
IenIly upon the walls Of my once happy home,
when suddenly bright lig ght from the window Of
my own room flashed full in my face, and instant.
Iy your form passed the window. The shock
was too much for my feeble frame; fell sense.
less al the foot Of The tree, and when nv con.
sciOusness returned found myself an inmate of
The ams-bouse in my native village"
Thus ended the narrative of the unhappy Ju.
liza fenton, and in one short week they laid her
IN her Shroud, victim of her own misguided as
Piralions after worldly honor. How unlike the
late OF her gentle and unaSsuming sister. Fair
and gentle reader, this lesson is for you. draw the
contrast for yourself; and then say which YOU
would choose, The peaceful and happy life Of her
who was guided in her choice of a companion
by the voice of wisdom, and esteem founded on
knowledge Of his worth, or the short and miscra-
bic career of her. who, blinded bv the gaudv ap.
Pearance Of worldly spendor, rushed madiy on
10 her own destruction.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-29
NY Life is like the Summer Rose.

Ny life is like the summer rose,
That opens to the morning sky.
But ere the shades Of evening close,
Is scattered on the grOund--to die!
Yet on the roses humble bed, .I
The sweetest dues Of night are shed.
As if she wept the waste to see
But none shall weep tear for mel
Ny life is like the autumn leaf,
That trembles in the moons pale ray,
Its hold is frsil-its date is brief,
Restless, and soon to pass awayi
Yet ere that leaf shall fall and fade,
The parent tree viii mourn its shade,
The winds bewail the leahess tree,
But none shall breathe sigh for me!
Ny life is like the prints which feet
Have LEFT on Tampa's desert strand;
Soon as the rising tide shall beat,
All trace will vanish from the sand;
Yet as il grieving to effaee
All vestige Of the human race,
On that lone shore loud means tho sea,
But none, alas! shall mourn for me!
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27
Sonr &rieasfbamplat.

@5 ltetnt hDttf wahriheinlidh, oas bic III
unlcrem 9eifriaen Slate oerDftrtlihteH,ad,s
rlht iii icreit ridtia, oa6 ,rpllden ben ame>
rifan,itten 2ruppen u. bem pobe Der Naupts
liaotWerifo perfhieoene @efeeate ftatsaefuns
ben haben. DaB Die eepercs oenfen miirren,
Der Abaang Der merifani Ihen Grurpen biete
linen eine eunltiae 9eleqenheit CUR plnnses
runa Ger Ginwohner, 1T nitt febr unmabrs
lheinlld; aud, nid,t, oae BEL ,peniser enereis
den Mtteln, wie Ge sesen bieie ersrifftn
wcroen, Der 9uftano Der 9iebellen 70 fhncu
81 untercri.dcn se'peien, baB Ge enen9lngriA
ME ,pieeer masen tpiroen.
gon ben furd,tlamiten Hciienben unb beI
perwcrfenifen 9lrt Wenlhen perb en- lclAe@'
riidbte oerbreitet.
gDr baben nod, feline 8eifittisuna bes g.
ridbts, oaB Elm Detad)ement bon 1900 Ame
rifanern, weld,e DEN Qeperos benz 8e
fehle entse9enselanot, Ie III Sronuns su bal
ten, aber bon Dielem seihlasen worcen ie
Snnfiebnbunoert bon unlern gut bisciplinir
ten nno mobl benafneten Wdnnsrn wurce
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27

| den CUR prcbe pprfesen s,t fSnnen. cine.
man fam fo9en, itterrafheno arcee sln,obf
Qeute haben 70 Mem pon S = 10 @olIoneu
semaft.
8cn cenieniser, nelde bebeutenbere
grnoten taben, Idet To, nod nidts NIT ge.
ftlmmtbeit iiber bic 9Iusteute 1asen, weIde
Die idcn dlteren Weinbaucr bieles Sabr ba,
ben. GaB fte als erlter 9erfut red,t ermu
|thiseno aussefoaen it, faun ntdt seldueuet
meroen.
nm iber BEN prets bes bisber perfuuftett
Moifes> Der i'm @ansen, b. b. pr. Sas ser,
Fault tpuree, iu 6erihter, 70 murbe bic @o(>
lone bon Der Setter su s so oerfauft. -
Oobet ermdbnen mir aber, bae Ger W1pjf,
cen mir sn oiefem preiie perfaufen foben,
cen mir ftIbif siemeno prcbirten, ousQe,eid,-
net su nennen tpar, inoem bic Grauten out
retf woren, uno alle menieer refen nidt nit
unter bic preffe famen. @S perifebt I'D, BON
'elblt, oaB Die 0ermanner gBrtbe ben meis
item Se'n tn VeidIag netmen, tnrem Ge es
Nh nlht nebmen laGen titrfen, cine aute
klaite u@tnbeiutifhen" ibren gdlfen ,u
lero'ren' (QG. 9.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27

Die Trau 8niielp, eine Tarmerin in Der
Ndbe BON eclumtia i'm Staat c5nbiana, bat
itd ourd etne duscrit herpiihe 8ertbeieiauna
9e9en Die freten Gnariffe einesTeeers, Spbn
Golenburp, in Der Nbmeienheit hires Mau,
nes, aus9eSeid,net. Der Shurfe muf;te.
oaB Sesterer auswdrts mar uno iiber Tod,t
n'h' Surildfetren tperoe. Gie1e 3eit benuste
er, nm abenos mad, oem 6anle sn fomuen.
Die Srau fhlcB inn jebch bic Gbur Dor Der
Tale. gr itredte nun CEN 9lrm turob bos
6eniter, um es anGufdjeben, aber Elm ,pcbl-
9et1hrter 9Irtbieb oertinoerte ibu baran. -
Sept Ipren9te er bic Sbur NIT @emalt. Gin
9elaoenes @epebr melbes bic Nrau in bic
Sconc uabm, ftel ibr in Der 0erwlrruna aus
Der Scanc, uno iIe muBte I'D, auf bic Greppe,
rad Dem obern Srcd filhten. Oils Der
Ne9er sbr audi oabin fcI9te> bradte Gc ibm
e'nen Sweten slrtbeb an Der Seite bes Sfcps
.fes beL norauf er oblI: uub capon lief, UNI
nltt islbit BON Der sma;oue umaebradt 1T
weroen. glue Belebnune BON 8 SO. tpeIde
Der am aaeern Gage surudsetehrte @beman
ausieBte, lieferten iepob cen Gbdtcr in Die
Sodnce bes @erihts. Q.b. M.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27

0erman n.-D'e 9Seinleie hat
bereits idcn ocri9e Wcde in unisrem Soer>
mann beacnncn, iuoem man bic binldu9lid'
reifen Irauben Iammelte, mdbrenb man oi
minoer refcn nch bdnsen lieB. Die go
9el Sihie, Sppc6nms uno anoere1biersats
unsen in lln,abl BADEN unlere WeInbauer
in aehOrise Sewe9une BEL Taa tpie beifaht
aeieet, mas audi in oiefem Slu9enblid nod
ce,. SAT- 1T.
Sober faif> reld,cr and rur eine 9crina!
9lnsobl tra9barer SsSde hate uuo lomit aud
uur etne fleine Grnptc rnad,te, tenuete oi,
Irauben, nm Weia baraus iu preGen un$
lsinsm ,ureilenben Greuaoe ein M9utter Fdld.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27
[Sur Den Staatss Sctcn.l
SSilbeltlt SeQ.
Die "be,,tiebe bramatiiebe Geiell:

Die "beittiebe bramatiiebe Geiell=
fcbaft" beabithtiat bis ndhlten Somfoa
ilber 8 2aaen, am 9lteno ces 6ten Ncpems
bers, Stiler's berubmtes reputlifaniIhes
S6aufpiet ,,sElhelm Set" in benz neuen
SAeafe'aebance batier uufsufahren. slls
etn Serebrer Der oramatiideu &uuf, fable
tb mid, oeranlast, einise 8emerfunaen nter
biefes Stud iopOht, ais audi iiber bic 8unfl
tim Aasemeinen, Dem publifpm ersebeult Dor.
sule9en. sus eisener Grfabruns murbe id
iiberSeugt, caB Die Snhne, nenn rlhtie ee
Ieitet, cine ber tpirfiamiten moraliihen gin
ftalten 1T, bic man bis jest CUR 8ererlun
unb gerfetreruna ces men}d[ihen S,ersen
unb Der Sitten Ieines 8clfS erfanb. 6
tann mobl niht seldugnet tpercen, bae oiei
3unf. fotpie aQes sinoere, miebraudt ,uet
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-27

- Slid i'll lln9lild - Der leste beftioe
.Ne9enifurm hat fut oQeSrlfcn besStaates
unc namenttih Die Der @ilentabn @cmpaoz
nirn qon3lid, cocr tbeilmeiit seri1brt. 9ll5 am
Samfta9 Micr0en Der YnGlqier Grain pcn
Drrf BET elmer nahe bel Waitin9ton seleeee
nsn Sactcrte sele9enen Brittle anlanete, LIES
Der Scnoncteur, Sor. Wm. Scctt, Die ecccs
mctire oerlhieoenema!e bic Bride treu,en,
tim flh 81 periIdern, cb iIe n,d,t su piel tes
ld,dtist uuo Die p'f1age bes Grains unmD Do>
lid, madte. Die @eriuhe maren ;ufrieceuz
lfellenc unb man ja9te besbalb NIT benz Grain
iiber bic Bride ber. &aum mar iecpt, Der
leste &arren wiecer auf feitem 8oosn, ais
Die Bride nit lautem @efrahe ;ulammens
lthrste. 9Geuioe Mnuten friiber uno sroees
llngiid bate ifattfuoen milGen. (gl. 3. ..