davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1858-04-23

EouF yeAto A6ut oeinB bSatcS W PIO'enoe'-
having for q large portion Of the year nothing
but wheat straw and corn-shucks, neither Of
which my horses win eat kindly in their ordinary
state-I determined to use meal instead Of the
unground corn. The shucks and straw were cut,
up with good straw-cuttei and thoroughly
dampened with salt water. and, after placing a
sufficient quantity Of prOvender in each horses
trough, . half gallon Of meal was sprinkled over
Il When say meal, I do not mean fine meal,
such Is the millers viii take half toll for I
found, from close observation, that the coarse was
preferable to fne. When the meal is too ane Il
clogs the horses mouth BY adhering to the ROOF,
causing annoyance and fretfulness whilst feed.
ing; and for this cause some horses eat It un-
kindly, and others, after time, refuse L alto
gether. In the coarse meal there Is sufficient
dust which adheres to the wetted provender 10
make that palatable, and the coarser parts are
masticated, and for this reason preferred by the
horse. which BY nature Is granivcrous animal
and Il appears that grain, to have It's best effect
must, 10 some extent, be masticated. In feed
ing with meal, It should never be mixed with the
cut stuff before Il Is put into the feed troughs.
Each horses allowance should be spread over.
his feed in the manger, and In this way there is
no loss, and the animal gets his quantity. This
experiment in feeding with straw and shucks for
an entire year was 80 satisfactory, both as re-
CARDS the condition Of my horses and economy
in grain, that I determined to continue Il There
was saving or at least one-third Of the grain
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To Wed. or Not 70 Wed.

To wed, OF not 70 wed, mat y ne Quesuoni
whsIhsr Ills better all alone to suasr
The Jokes and laughter Of mlsehievouS maidens,
Or take wife, despite thousand troubles,
And, By thus wedding, end themi To ask to we'd;
Doubt O'er-and, with wife, to say We end
The heart-achs, and the greatest natural want
That man is heir to-'us . eOnsummatloa
DevOutly 10 be wished. To ask-to we'd
TO wed perchanee vixsn-ay, there's the rub;
For In that state Of joy what storm may come,
when We have Shufaed % this single coll,
Must make us pause. That's q result
That MAKES calamity Of married lite;
For who could bear the Jest and ieeFs Of men,
The maIdenI scorn, he SidouS erusl,yi
The pangs Of dsspIsed love, The days dslay,
The insolenes Of rivals, and The slghts
The doubtful lover Of fair one takes, -.t 4.
When he himself might hs quistus make
with the arst aSkingP VINO could such burdens bear,
And groan and sigh under single life,
But hat the fear Of somsthipg after marriage-
The dread eOnnubIai, from whose bourne
No bachelor rstuFns-punles our wills;
And makes Us rather bear the MS We have,
Than ay TO others that We knoW not or
This prudence does make triners Of us an; @
And our hrst intent and resolution
Are greatly weakened By our fearful thoughts;
And proposiiions Of great doubt and torment,
By long neglect We lose The wiAh Of making.
Hope, you know--the fair ophsha-
Nymph, To Jour arms
De al my fears surrendered.
why d Dandy IKE . lIashroami
Because he's regular ssp-head.
HIS waist d remarkably slender;
His growth is exceedingly rapid,
And his top d uneommonly tsnder.
, 1858-04-23

crowd out into the open air, ailer popular con
cert ...,..,',..'.,'... -
"clam sOugi" exclaimed The young lady
in astoni4hment why, what DO you feltsto,
motheri Oh, you mean Shells cf liz 0cil1,s
don't you, mothsri" "a q ssiiz 80
"WsI, yes" said the Old siady, Il Do thlak
M. ~ NJ w. consume about cans ny
-. ~, ~ ~" Ss -" lNs e'-l. = nsn' Dals
''@ A- ~ es1 lef KS, ~
The Chinese are queer people 70 90 70 market
ACanton friend writes that sneighbor Of hls hid
.us' s.a y n.s w,nssr nlna qe,.
\. y .O.as s ~ s"0 oAis's = oaA eo sns -.
w 'Ai'sD " sep. ~ ,.ess "A s
One Of the toasts drank at . recent cslsbEafiou
was" Womanl she requires no eulorr--sfs
,,,,oI. A. x.-..If =
'''-s -~s ~ "''H''sS' 30 as1assi silfF e'1
Aman In Schenectady advertiser : clocl 81
sale. which "keeps time lie lzx githertrs'
In cour.sbip. three hard sou.e,e. - h.s,..
than ifly son words ;a,
Punch eiyes firth ! p,oS.,b f,r .li -.
,hus-a Sorrows grow 10 = and -. u e,,-v - ~.
49, 4 . - 49,. 80" - - - - I'LL -.
.nsy Ass 'O'os Juss nke tne ese q : gonan'ryi
npmPA asi - agr W
II you observe . gentleman win ~ am
around the waist Of young Indy, Il b morally
certain that they are not married saus' "A
Al ma sco.sh p,...,,.. u, (,
pOuen. Id. Is bsd ersat Az u 4. voss AZ.
hot 4 little Il n. III m,n. v.vv IN. y 4.
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second choice.
"Anne will take the remaining lot"
"Ahi ahl" said vatry, "Sister Egerie was q
good one; that is rather clever on her part"
"Anne viii only have the prayer.book," ex.
claimed Madame de villeboys laughing aloud
The notary interrupted her jOcularly.
Madame" he said, (which lot do you
choose" t.
"Ths two hundred thousand francs in money =
"Baye you quite made up you mindG"
"Perfectly So"
The man Of law, addressing himself then to
the good feeling Of the lady, said: Madame,
you are rich, and Anne has nothing. Could you
not leave her this lot and take the book Of pray.
ers, which the eccentricity Of the deceased has
placed on q par with the other lots"
"You must be joking, N. DubOisl" exclaimed
Madame de villebOys; "yOu must really be very
dull not to see the intentions Of Sister Egerie In
all this. Our honored cousin foresaw full. well
that her book Of prayers would fall to the lot Of
Anne, who had the last choice"
sand what do you conclude from thati" in
quired the notary. Il ........
~ conclude that she means to intimate to her
sister that repentance and prayer were the only
help that she had to expect in this world"
As she finished these words, Madame dc Vile.
boys made adeHnite selection Of the ready money
for her share. N. vatry, as may DO easily ina
gned, selected the chateau, furniture and jewels,
as his lot.
monsieur Vatry," said N. Dubois to that
gentleman, seven suppose It had been the inten-
ton Of the deceased topunish her sister, twould
be noble on your part, millionaire as you are, to
give up at least portion Of your share to Anne,
who wants It 50 much.
Thanks Tor your kind advice, dear SIR" re-
Piled Vatryi "the mansion Is situated on the
very confines Of my woods, and suits mo admir-
raoly, an me more 50 tnat u resny iurnlsned'
As to the jewels Of Sister Egere, they arc remin-
iseences whicn one ought never 70 part wi'n'
"Since i is So" sail the notary, "my poor
Madame Anne, here is the Prayer-book that re-
mains to you" tits3eg ,ss ~
Anne, attended BY her son, handsome boy,
with blue eyes, took her sisters old praycr-book,
and, making her son kiss i after her, said: ~
"Hector, kiss this book, which belonged TO
your poor aunt who Is dead, but who would
have loved you well had she known you. When
you have learned to read, you viii pray to Heaven
10 make you wise and good, As your father was,
and happier than your unfortunate mother"
, 1858-04-23
Ensst OF Depth OF SON on vsgs taaon.

The deeper soil n or can Oe maze Dy good
tllage, provided II contains the elements Of fer.
tiiity, the more productive It becomes, not only
by causing large supply Of actual food, but also
by presenting an increased surface for the action
Of chemical forces to retain those valuable sub
stances which, being in solution, would otherwise
pass away in the subsoil, where, though they
might be retained, the roots could not get at
them. The atmosphere penetrates more freely,
warming and exciting the whole mass; the roots,
instead Of merely throwing out latsrally and
creeping along just beneath the surface, as in
shallow soils push boldly out in all directions in
search Of food, and thus strengthen the plant
The ailuvial tracts 50 frequently found along our
principal rivers are all deep and very fertile;
though generally dry, they seldom suffer from
drought owing to their powers Of absorption,
both fiom the air and subsoiL Depth being SO
important we should do all in our power to in
crease it by artificial means when required; as
frequent plOwing at q uniform depth produces,
even in the deepest soils, . hard bed, through
which neither roots, air, nor moisture can readi-
ly penetrate the use Of the subsoil plow once In
three or four years Is strongly recommended.
Where the subsoil consists Of stiff yellow clay,
care must be taken not to bring up too much at
once for else, being sometimes Of q poisonous
nature, il might tend to injure the land for some
length Of time; until, in fact the Oxygen. Of the
air had effected the necessary chemical changes,
and sweetened the mass. Deep soils are much
less injured by sudden changes Of weather than
shallow ones; for being open and friable, the
rainfall passes slowly through them, and after
nourishing vegetation BY the moisture and am
monia that It leaves, disappears in the subsOll;
and during dry timc they maintain their mOis.
ture, owing to their powers Of absorption and
capillary attraction. Many Of the most fertile
lOamA resting upon gravelly and very porous
subsOi, owe their fertility to their depth There.
fore Il Is evident that in farming, besides the
mere routine Of preparing the ground for the
crop, We have the important business Of deep
ening the ground to attend TO. Draining, in all
cases where the land requires II, will be found .
most important assistant lowering the water
lcvel to the bottom Of the drains some three or
four feet from the surface, enabling the atmOs-
pherc, that great fertilizer, to penetrate into the
ereyiccs formerly HHed with excess Of moisture,
and by diminishing the tenaciiy, lessening the
difficulties Of deep cultivation.
's, -, 80,
You win greatly Obligc farmers by publishing
A. ..,.S ,s.r y ~. .ss. Sss .u i Pc
80 sy ~ = p,,I" ss' 'ss 10y '.ssI H.nAA
, 1858-04-23

"Grandpa, did you know that the United
States have been in the habit Of encouraging and
acknowledging torissi' Certainly not; what
kind Of tOriesi" "Terri-tOEieS Now give me
some peanuts. or IN catch tho measles, and make
you pay for en-"
, 1858-04-23

To PhivEsr Iaii esdEEs ora LAM. sOa
the wick in strong vinegar, and dry n wsll b
fore using. It win then burn. both sweet an
pleasant giving much sasiaAetion iOr the tsiain
trouble In preparing Il sss., =. a
, 1858-04-23
JafisE..

"How did you like that clam songi. a1k,d q
old ladyOfher daughter, % they stepped n
crowd out into the open air. siIsr pobdlaf ion.
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mt.@tS MIR Su 40 GS. bic ea1cns uuS is Cts. tas Saart sx-
t9nisn, nselt elmer srresn susrpabl sun garflntt len, 8iriien.
aonlnen II. eel. NJ. gu cen %biatsnsn 9reiI.n. '
B0rtrg II. 9earee, Gpptbst.
@."gS."Gde her 4. II. 9rcaSNx.
Tener= mnb Do ariuc=IfYefnran,
bn
Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Companv
bic Gin Bona 8ice Capital epm $780, 900 telitt
,tnp i'm Sabre 1882 Sur6 Die G,eIbaetuna
BON Sirginien ~eingelcbt wuIrpe.
Serllteccrltn9cn werecn hur6 bieie ate Gpmroonie srt6s;n, ,,.,
cen 9%unltt9ltcn Seein9unecn 9e0cu 6cucrp ,ib SBofIrrShssSs "" ~
S = ~ ailsr Irt, olS: 9duler. Mcutrt, Gutter inns SSoar ~
es'rsfsTrSn Inssatlunesn prompt edrifct. WV "''V" ."
,,n M% V mMrS SS Si police u1o rtc aufnasme Der IL; periiderntcn e3t.
0ispath SfIiccr. Shnm' d w. {, !t Apur anttroal6
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Sm Ssrla9, rn SEN: arbter in 9tilatsipbia it irtttn eribte-
Sitten:
M. 9uppis Spfadsr's
mttlanh Yfarrcr III Sislinsstauicn in gSurttmtcrs
Nrebt9tem
fur ale Senn 5eita unc 5~eiertass
etnt9sn Snsta9sprcbiaten unb @ratreecn,
ainb
er~e'trHtn @ftatsiIur4m ais isinem duFeren tnt innsrer,
@fit Dem SilcniGe pcs @rrfalie,s in Stabl asllrden.
Ne1 Der inplfen Neutlsn) Nufaac p%plitdnbie bcrarSasottcn.'
,93o Sethn III srrBcm Srud.
SpltssSilhertitrl bic srpee alsemsine, prer Die oan,c
SSs,it9e Sdrtlt bee altsn unb @cucn Scfaments neh Or. 81.
Sutssr's llsterlttune grod,t- &ussatt mi. 100 Id5uer in ben
asrf sln9seridten &btilsunsen unb burdous sctentcr Tanctinr
laying. Inf ttSntm Grud-SSelinpapisr. Spip nit SaIitscn
gtsfs siitsI natt ben .Smpert eurppdif&sr sitsrestseln snt-
sseft,f uo Seitnet it4 .instelrnbere nod turb fetcne gpan6r.
S @s;' s que tns . is bic a%pst5ssesn. gang, tann has 8. unb 4.
SSei Gsra, eS =. gudl Der NVattebder unb bic 9erfSrune Sc
bern Sibsl. @ussatsn fbGsn.
Mrnffs, ST. feds Binder pom watren Gbriaentbum
nstGt t~eiseflsiem Qeten ts. IG. @utprs unb tcIsn NoroSiesoart<
Isin, mad rem gonn< umb Gsiertaes-e %sansdisn Snb gsifsIn;
fat elmer %rrhsntIidsn ~sausspitias gu sebraa6sn. Wetf Gs fei2
Gsrerbanp nit Mlarmrrf6niit unS 0pYpeIbIisecn.
ohmolten's, 3d., bimmliidcs Sersniscn in G5ptt, pbcr,
sDliasN tH gststtut IL ale 8eitsns nstlf ter eettensmlai6ts
hhnrts SetlanfeS uS Yfrr9crl" une Itenbanbadtcn in ScrScn.
SpypeE6lieRrn. '' "'''N w.
Start's, 6. Sr., tGslides Sanbbuh In anteu ,nb bS.
zen 3asen, %sntboItrnS &uinuntcrunsen, @cbee unb GBcIdnse fur
gslunbe, !aarante, Setrltte ue Stsrtsnbe, nett @stennn' unS
Druid. etIner, iplibG 2eSsrbGnb nit SuspeliAlieesn.' ~
@pbner's, Sob, S6abfGitder, entbaltenp titliIds gc-
ttTadstunn9en nit srtauli&cn GieSsrn auf ole Sage tss Sat,ss.
Sribc 2cScrstntanb nit 9rppdTbIicF0. ~'"
Sanser, Der, em @rabe. @tne ~9lusrabl 2icper ,rm
81 StS ,n stI Gti '{@$ N5,S s,nsn1 mte aud SrglIisssr fur @Slae,
NlruNeHneinbanb nit @cbtitel.
Subners bttltihe Siltprien ppn benz 9lltcn II. 9lciIen
3efament fur Die Suecnb ub SrlfSdulcn. 9fu ~bearteitet sn
~ @n =. Nprnsr: Mt ltittfabltfen ,Srasen inter tsm aerte, 81
SnGtfm uG Tsr sinsm Aarthsn sUn geldlttna. 46SS. S&Sner
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oerblts UNI 9Sinter=Wppen Ypn Siitcu pnb N,ibsu.
Gem llrtsriei6nstrn Ssrsi&t es gum SersnISsn, Isineu Syrernbsn
ump Gem 9nelttltm ltin Eager Spn Sertit- inb g0intero SBaorsn
Hno StebsrhNatsn FUR Serren unb Snabcn, Iowie aus Stroll. QsobS me-
:, g"a ~ SS, nmG g ssI%s Smt; 2afsn, aS 3ane9. Maesm uno ain6trbitn
W. y: psptgi, wflfpe 9rhtsl er 9e9tn baar iuErit bHlia psrtmft.
5ate wsrbtn mad @rritrift %ansefrtiat. '' '"'S ''"""''
Gin lBaarenla9sr III ~tciidtiOen. SsS> q @ "a tt ~ a"'
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Adam Diacont.

Sicaetreet. Spifhcn @tpnrce- NIB !6rnrYlr.
nnfiaEt Gem ceutldlsn 9ublttum lmb ben Soisfrautn instcfrrSsre Sic
a !illl9e Day sI cue ueue SeHSnnn9 seunher 6rldtc &c. .. crtaltrn,
ole lp ourN Grilne Mnc Sualt0t %ouS;cidnCn, unS melbe or Surh
sUrtlstlpattsn gintauf billy atlanen fam as iplds bs;;stttntt er:
8straanse SwsrNatIn, grelen, 2inNsn, Sebnrn, 9tiAihe Saitr, Werte,
9ranps1 &c. pru'npti9e Scrtn1e ub Sar6cIIcr, ShlpcEsr- rmS
aiiturssr,S afa ss4tl4e ut frani6mde gBe,nt, 6s or bel Der
YlalNe Hno 9aupne HblaBt, lppte ale anSersn @rifeG, bic in elmer
@fp"fe Spft0mhGi' 9erlelee ntatt ShSei@ ouf ltinen
Sa9crbter atom
aufItaertlant nnS !aeet feline Sreunbe unS bs aelnn,mte pusGfum
e~rscbcnft ;uni 9cud eiu. '"N '"'IisW "
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s. s.. Stcdcr's
Neu etnSerihtete ceutld,e Guhkiu,c,,;,

Sprtltritt nit ben NnfcrberunS,n Ger aeit rue Nr;r,
Jireem, Der Itn 8citoltcr rittiN Serfc6t; StiIadpnSS i;S n ~ Del
S SSa S!S't En giTIns' az eslss H.: Sr!a;bc i'd mir bsn II s GHSrIG5tn
9u@bineertt bur4 ~seri@isbene stitsSrtSSfeS S3er GsTs r"B I9 nlsins
S fsraISsla IN Ser 's S,sS "SG ise ,n, Sar b. bic ssrSur@" ts'oistten St getsele
nh9c III lctftn i'll ben Stanb stitet tn. aMar IN m" n,1i" 81
scn st %fSSiis"' % as !. g sTt %t'Is' S@ sl -siasin6s., e RfS 1saS,
&raiS fMr 9Spcler mrrpen nab ic Ypr oracfcrttiofGiTTTV 'St'rfs &C.,
%rrrrdtbig. q. s. GtrGgmmns' ftho tnlatt
8u&Sinber unb @appartbrit,r
los Yfatn>, ;pilWcn Der 0. unS IN e.
nt5-.. N,pf
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2aaer=Sier=Snlru

Der lntcrStidnste ntadt lcinen 6rsunbcn lb Scm ocromn,tru
Nuiblihn' Die InSctgt, Dap or III Der 10. SroEe, SiptIdrn NTain.
nno Sralltluhltrret, pei Ct. GborlrS @ptcl 9egrnubrr, emcn Qoocr.
III jtper Stt aufsmnarttn 8ebrnIt, Sueet& aud Gdtei Sdlrci,crs
nnp Glmbar9tr|Sais an Der SanS ncblt Gt9arren unb Sotod II. II.
9N NJ. ShGnhnrn
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8afbinatpn (;orte,,

Slcler Srn ren llntsrSetdneten ..l%bcrnpmmene unb nu sinoerihtrts
Ser9ng9,unn8tsplae wtro rem bcutihen 9ublfum bsfenS cmsfsbIsn.
"a ", lstS Sn 5s U Snsa g Sssn llo ans9eiuAtstn epciNn baItIblt III
9eebrtsn galtt in elmer fphcn g6eiie su bcbicnsn, bos 9fsSsrnio M,
germ ben ~SSalbtn9rn @arkn telIden pirb. '''"""
I'LL 9ebrHber Ghrenbcro
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p. BECHER s BROTHER,
Merchant Tailors,

$40. rs Nainlrabe, unterbalb Dem ct. Charles Sptel.
smpfetlsn bcm ttutidtn 9utIifum ibr reihes Eager BON pcutIhen
f~rarirftden uno enS!lhen Sudcil nnb GolinCrrs, SancY. &af,
Teree lp (pnli9s Seinfleibrrr unb sSetcnnpfG, bic smr @usmabl
auatte II unb in Der t%irSsfcn 9cit unb mao Der nruitsH 6aeon yrr.
arteitti wtrSsn tpnncn. SnSbefpnberc modcu bicieIten auf ibr arr,
bs " ir fertt9er @trrtntlttecr oui ntrfiom, baS ,uslcidb aus onbcs
rem 81 rsn' grtifeIn, ais .Scmbcn, 5aIetdder, Sanbldube &C. &C.
bsfttt 9urd strtbtlgatc Gtnf6ufe inb bicieIbcn in ben Stonb
seebt luBert bilia reyfnuitn III fSnnen, uub frber lie bobr cinrn,
8erd Nb 9eneeten Iufrd9en ~ireunbIidit ent0eaen. 49,
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Neues 8nnrhinnhanS-
Boarding s. Snack-Haus
unb Gnacrtier- Gallon.

nnb Vnscrbier- Salpn.
Der llntcrsti6ncte niott ,einen SreunSen unS btm Mub(itmm Sic
Nn;ssise, sab sr an Dem @lhn @!orft, Dem 8il@s@ larft osscnitsr,
esltsns empfctlt. ScarcerS fncsn sinen 9ukn Slid unS bic seien
standardization. 3oserbisr unb IpnIiee Grriitlmaen ots Sev
beirn SueNen iib nhS ~scrr6tbi9. Gbriiiom Sr"ms
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1903 Gasf5 9timOn Gp9nae Brandy,
lis 9psS Sheibam SdnappS
I'M Gultpmtpuie nnb gum Ssrtauf btt
9Sm. @alIatc n. Sp6u.
100000 gisorrsn, ssri&istsne ronbs, ipeben erbalten unS ann
Setauf bel gBm. gBaIlacc II. SnbSS
70 SGrrslS SaIttlMprs 9idisS, ieebsn erbaltcn unb su BADEN bel
2Sm. 2~Sallace u. Spbn.
ub gum Ssrfauf lei gBm. gDuGace H.. Spbm'
500 SarrsIs gBbsfep, Sin, Sranbs, Cordial, gSins unb anSere
SpirituOlsn iu BADEN bel gSn. &allace II. SU6n,
IL. StraBe, soiI6en Gary> II. Na infr
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Ocean 9adet- nnS Sch : Sc f5rperunos . eon,n,;O fin,
&9snten: N'"
IS. SdAhiht IL En

Snt"i1o", Com miilipnS~, 5pebitipns. M,
n,.:.. -, We@ltl- @ei&6ft.
Sriefs rnS Yaftte, lcttsrc bis III 50 Vfunb G,rm;A, u..t..
MI nun Ie e, Won bier %aeGehenten Yc~ilSdmpfcr mad iracnS sin,m mt ~,
v vr S Sssi SSStSnslle Dtntl6lanb up Die Sdipci0 f"rH D KS
pett crpestrt, 9egcn @arantic uno Sdcin. wv S''p'H S'pet~
SSs@lsl Mme Inmeilun9tn, in tsa oartnr5hr, u,
Bureau ST t0btn. ~'"'N" III 0mn v6t9tn
@slsanS5@ttrn9 an trscre cine @suTe in osu,5n.
unb &eilcp6lr. @"1aee'StuttS
aI'r Nll wie5@o"r unr lm9cssno BADEN mir Orr. a e,u,
Sfin Gf Stinrs br .ss". ,;,, $50. %. S9mibt u. 60.
mar ivr unbe unb &anbSlcutc 'S"@ outrage met
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Netp=Marfet &nteL.

ede 6e ano Marl9alfra6e, Hidmpnp, ga.
psutlde @af9aas tpirb benz burdreilsnben Wublifunr brfSsns =" sn.
piseIsna. SSf99anaer l8ooresr) erbaltsn f%reunoids 8imm.r, sinsn
SGlsn o S0n1r s; 1t,@ TmS d Ss aHI Mn IT 9esoitnlna. Das nit
EGa1alli@Gfsttsn, Ssisliimntsr u: I. 10. fnb bequtnt einaeriSteff. ,b
sat'Sit aee %rk!' eetrdnfs friit unb in better SualifSt III BADEN.
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trren an muftalilttn Snlrumenten in &idmonb unb aud auBer.
lalb Der StaSt anSsnrmmsn ub auf'S Seits unp SiQioltc orSae.
tltrt. Spb. &einbarbt, teutGer Qebrer.
Srpaoltf., nabe Der Brand,
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smtldrn GHr9S nne gyttatnlr. aele9cn. Gin 9rarbinsbauS crbTnst
S H nut alien 1nIehnlllbtettsn fur rermonsnts ap1sdnscr rerisbcn
J1tinIliNe SIMMER uhe Scttn nnb Gin gutter ScuNer LID, wcrbeu
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nb fabrieirt cine ausssst6ntte Sinftur sc9en bas GrauperSen unb
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Sptbsn erbalten cine srpfs Sunntitdt frii8rr G,epiir;s, came ,,nb
BON ums lclblt %8en1eblene; 9%psrtayens I&mspifdes @ilttrs, wsl.
dee ~binl0n8lidb fur feline glts befannt; &lan's 3uder, 0faunten
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8afns unb NagsisSariter, Gisarrsn, 3ataF une ~vsrfditbene an
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SnSsnt mir cnrauf auimerfiam MAIDEN, baB mir jst unIcrc stsp-
tptte an grraeiir. Np 500 9oni rMu ir 9eI6modppl ein9critkt
baben LADEN mir hisrenr6 uniere Sreunpe unb 9,tannten freunb.
lid lein, rnS NIT ibrem ScIuGc Su beebrtn.
gBir baten Gin Sraitdnbiess Eager rpn ben friItefen rmb tsIen
arSnstmtttsln GtsmteaLien, 0ro9usn unb Grdutern
arsslhah, unb nniere Iusmobl non Spilettt> gsssnfdntsn,
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9arfumerten, SaorSIen,
5oarbir(itn, 8abmburien,
gerte.NtrrsYS, Si9orrcntoi6en,
Gi9arren, Gataf,
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Selider it6 in itinen Gripartun9sn setauI6t fnbcn mirb. gSernrr
eamplsslen mir ne% lnietn SUTrate 1en SsmtsU 9repareb
SeIat|S unb cine GGsn9e ontcrcr lrtifel in better Suolitdt.
Mr b0btn uniere 9rtile mr9lthlt bilis eelrat, un5 iperben nm
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