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nitas, confirmation Of R. Van valkenbrrgh stood Is
'so~s - fci connrmalion-Ms ssrs. Mcleod Murphy cl
snd tonpeiy, ocmocrsts and Abel, Ferry Goes Rct-
chum, iaphsm, Monroe, Montgomery, P. r. Nurphy.
Richmond ROberLeon, Warner, wilams and IIllo ,so
ePobhcsns--ls. Against confirmation -Mcssrs spnoa
awIence Blood, Gardner. Gavin and Grant, democr ats
nd scl, Marerre, MaRraw, Srssons. Freeman Fero,
ProeseY, Rotch, Ramsay and Hsn,mnud, Republicans.
Lsut Governor Campbcll cast the rejecting vote III
o~eved hst cxt week Vt least four republican, voting
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The sdve ve render grsn3usv upon examining iuveu
ton does not extend 70 search 2! The rae sse
upon what knowledge we may acqure Of E.ar invAnt5n
from the recofs 10 our Home Once for fee Of S. &C.
srec'al teasch made al he United sta Patent Vce
.p4st sepg Iof,n ne prospec OF ontsnns patent &C..
Instructions for further ,ceedngs These preliminary
and Seventh st-ees by exoerenced and
lent persons the direction Of geue who
lifetime the Patent ONCE. over 500 Of these exsm
ions we're made lsst through this office and
OF prudence aid economy usually adstse inventors
.vo . vrv,.ur..., sxsEin s.on made Address MUAN 4
CO.. No q Pnrk fdM NeYr York - ~
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Persons Who about Purchasing patent pro 3erty,
pa1sniees who about erecting extensive for
1acsrng under the patents should have their caius
Annined careful y petept hey
likely infringe esisng patent before mski large
Investments Many persons have been ruined from adopdtg
me "penny and fo0rhv msxiui, when
mencf Afew cc'lsrs TO have been formed Of their tights
would have saved Them much !. xiety and Wrtea
opinions the vad!t, Of pAtents aer careful nna)a
into the facts be had for sonabe Ths
price for such always advance after
kno sing the NJ the nvenon and being Informed Of be
points en- which sn oi.on solicited Judge MASON assists
IN ali examinations OF this kind
For further pan tcuars addrcs MUM Co. No. 81 Park
Y0rk
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HOW TO MAKE AN APPLICATION FOR PATENT
HOW TO MAKE AN APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

Every applicant for patent must furnish model OF his 10
vepi'on :nsceprb!e Of The nven ion aa chemice
pyOoucon be furnish sample OF the ingredients wboh
hts composition Il composed for the office he@e
chou ely acsed, the inseniors rnarked
them ai.h the government fee, by The
cypress ehsrss should be prepaid Small models from
d,staI ten be cbeauer By The safest
remit money by draft York, payable the ords
Of Mum Pc VIII i've IN remote OF
usually draffs their
Ne~ York correspondence but not convenient u do there
but te isk IN sending Dk bils by pan having the
registered BY The postnastsr ddress INN Co 81 Park
York.
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The Death OF Judge rngersoll.


Fen. s-The United States Circuit and District Courts
B. u.s. upon which
The United States District Attorney (cxJudge Rooee
veh said that since the last meeting OF this court we
had received the melancholy intelligence of deceass Of
one Of s members. II is not only usual, hu. proper
when members Of the judiciary and distinguished mem
bcis Of the bar are removed by the hand Of
death to another sphere, that the courts should
adjourn, and that the fact be recorded on
the minutes. He did not intend now TO en-
large upon the merits Of the lamepted de
ceased No doubt on another occasion the eoquenc. Of
thne voices which have resounded within these walls
would be beard TO speak in suitable terms OF Jadge lngcr-
soil he wsuld therefore move that that portion Of tho
ju5caryfcr he looked upon the bar as an inpor tau
porticn % the odciryhave opportunity Of ex press
ing their feelings IN the matter. lie moved that the Cir
cult and Ds,ict Courts adjourn to Monday that the fac
he entered ie minutes, and that meeting the pro
feseion be called. 4 ~
Judge pcs approved of the motion, and would order
that u be recorded on the minutes Of both II wa
the merits Of Judge pgeTs0 who had per lo his iu
cira 6utee 10 the great satisfaction Of the bar fol
hs afsidy y the gratuOus performance Of those duties
be deserved the gratitude Of two Judges of this dis
Of the bar to give expression their feelings on
the occasion. n
He oult sppounce to the bar that he had received
letter from New Haven this morning which states that tho
church, New BaveD, at three o'clock. his own health
permitted be intended to go up there. c M
The proceedings entered the minutes OF both
Courts. sr
We un,erstsrd that the meeting will be called for sa
urday, at II o'clock in the United States District Court
room.
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REJECTED OBLIGATIONS.
REJESIkD APPLICATIONS.

We undertake the investigation and
Eon VI rejected erm Ths close xi
~ Of Washington agency hs Patent Lbcs a rds
for the examination d risn OF refe
rences models drawings documents &c ur success in the
of rejected has been The prnc
parton of our cia'ge generally lett dependent the
6asI result
An perseps having rejected which they desire
prorecued are invited 10 correspond with subjec
Rivlng brief history Of their enclosing tbs official lst
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BowERY TmARx-The accomplished equestrisnne and
actress Nile Louae wclls takes her bcne. at this csta
biishmen, tc.l eht, when the romantic pece called
HOLLYWOOD" ,he Indian drama entitled The wept Of
the wish sb," and the favorite farce Of The
Limerick Boy " will be performed.
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NEW BownY TEAIRg.-Euglsh 8 successful protcan
drama entitled "Tbe Three Fas. Men" will DO given
night with an tire change in the Minstrel sceuc for the
benefit OF the talented siaters Lucille and Helen Western
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CAV EATS.
CAVEATS.

Persons desiring 10 fe caveat can have the papers pre-
pared on reasonable seuding sketch and Sscrp
aon Of the iovenuon governmeufs for caveat IS s
pamphlet Of savce regarding applications for patents aod
furnished rats application by mail. address
GUNN * Co., 81 Park ro n, New York. ..r
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rxR CARpE.-Matlda heron has her benefit TO night
and lays Nancy 81 kes in the new an popular dramatic
v. rsion of "Olver Twist" As Miss Heron Will shortly
G. mmence her pr vncal engagements this play will be
vithdr swn af or q 4 more performances.
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1NTERrkR yNCES-
lNTEaFE ERESCES.

We offer services examne Witnesses In Of inter
ference 70 pfepsre sreumenis appear before the Con-
missioner Of Patents United Court counsel
n eordacinR l. references appeals
For fUI thor Information, serd for copy OF
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PorgonaI Intelltgence.

u. Emile Fereire gave ~ and dinner on Friiay Jan
20, IN honor Of NJ. Cob,cn, 10 which all the ointment
Frerch political ecoromsts, such Nm. Michel Cacya
Ter, Rl1io, freuis &C., were invited.
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FREE EXAMINATION OF INVENTIONS.
FREE EXAMINATION or INVENfIONS

PersoDs having conceived idea which think NAV be
vstentable are advised make skech model Of their in
venCp, and submit to with full description for advise
IN: points Of novelty are carefully eIamined and reply
MUM CO.. No. 81 Park row, New York
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS AT THE PATENT
OFFICE,
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IHx sClgxrlFIc ANERIcAN,
THE SCISNrlFIj AHBRiCAN

e number Of sppcauops Patents in th country aud
abroad yearly esssd until The nusbsr Of Patens issn
"a the United 6see Patent s M Qa5V announced
70 6; while the pumber granted In ne year 6foures
yean numbered u2 only about one third = many
granted q ents a hero being patena-
ed through n. ssniac American Patent Ageoey Leo dur
has the Of agouces for
such ousDess; and a h De there scarcely town OF 1000
hcor patent attorney Al of which terns arc used 70
the idea viz that their offered to The In
ventor or pascntee for pecuntary consi Iteration. n
In this profession, the pub ishers Of .
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EXTENSIONS OF PATlNTS,
EXfFN siOns LF PATENTS.
ExTEN6iONS OF PATENTS.
EXT .NSlON5 OF PATENTS.
EXlENSlOSS OF PATkNrS.

Valuable patents annually expiring which might be
tended and bring fortunes TO the hous holds Of
6vsnior or his family During he fourteen have
nan much experence procuog the extension OF and
sste na s cur immense pracce lost but
control -
important that extenson should be managed by at
eorrets Of U utpos sA insure soccess All
cos wNn e1ensons require 70 be carefully
he 10 oefeat the apple aton. - ' -
VI al business connected with patent. Il ID most ant
mat extensions sbouId be
1rg emo nrde stand eviScuc. t. be fr
nsbed the Patent Office the
heirs Of deceased p.tenfe apply exens,o Par
shnuld arrange application for exreneou ne lnxs
nlbs befose the eYpS alton OF the paieut
b obtaining eyten soa address
III MUM CO., So 81 Park row. New YORK
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Tah SCIEN1lCIC ANkRICAN.

have become identified with the universal brohsrhood of nven
tors and patentees home and abroad North
south and with te increased activity these OF genius
nsss sept apaoe up 70 his ume whom We ond Ourselves
hrm IN he world Year sfer have increased "a
clhea for absacna psteut busnes b. eaheug
hEe cps cf The nns eminent enginesrs danShsmen aod
xpecucaon writer's that be procured Amog gen
o0nen are thoAe who have heen connecfcd with Uaed
states and te,gn Patent oces The lat arrangement
HON. CHaRLss MAsyN. W sa
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be asrgnmentof patents end betw-en pa.erces
sre carefully ed and ps ,eI upon
W. rerds u the Patent Office Adareea MuNN Co,
York ~ - - - :" "
ws:cs n'd require many columns 70 detsl all the in
VI inventor or may be served Offices.
Al 20 have Anything d, 9h psen pr p~rty or
tn, 's % cali a. the Sr1EHriFiC aMEkI ,AN OFFICE
~ a,s. s ., pssrc.s,s viii Be eee-e, con
sn aS9nd DO addressed to MUM Co., No " rsrx row.
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HINTS To INVENTORS.
HINTS TO INVENTORS
THE VALIDITY OF PATENTS
THE VALlfblTY uF PATENTA

Furnished free Addres MUM 4 CO., No 81 Park row
New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE RIsE AND PROGRESS OF INVENTIONS.
ADVICE TO MvENToRa
THE RISE And PROGRESS OF IxvENrIoNs
ADVICE 10 INVENTORS
THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF ISveNrIoNa
ADVICE 70 INVENTORS
THE RBE AND PROGRESS or INVENTIONS.
ADVICE TO INVENTORS
THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF INVENTIONS.
ADVICE TO INVENTORS
THE RIsE AND PRUSsKss OF INvENrIoNR
ADVICE to INVENTORS
rBE RISE AND PROGRESS OF INvBNTIONa
ADVICE To INVENTORS.
TIE Rise AND PRoGsRss OF INVENTIONS.
-rm ADVICE TO INVENTORS.
During the period o fourteen which has elapsed since
me busIness or procuring patents f lave comenc
Cd by MUM co, In connecton with tho publication OF
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The detail of this expenditure has been annually pre-
seDted 10 the Common Council in report from this Board
In pursuance Of the sixth section of the entitled can
act for The regulation and ohe Central Park
10 the city OF New York }" passed April II, 1857
The different clnsees Of operations which this expen-
dure has been directed stated In the following general
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Ne @rpBer 6etball be8 .

N8N @rDber 6e tball DeS . 3.
Gurmperein8. = Im %itbermorei=
gen 8 termontus BAIT ber jog. Dem. Gurnoer-
elm in benz 9rcBen Saale pe8 Mearp(ano=S nlti
tl1t8 leiuen Seltboa ab, gu benz Die belten 8pr=
bereitunsen s~etrpffen itnD. Der gal mirb
Ourd elm Gonsert nit gum Ebeil gang neuell
@eidu9en uu6 burd Ypranlioen6an nit Pan=
tomlimen oerldSnert meroen. Capt. Sdrel=
berS poQeS Weulif>Gor miro gum Ear5e auf=
Ipielen, u1p CUR @rquidumg, Grbeiteruis ullO
@rleudtuus De8 inueren Wenl4en lino eben>
fats Die sepiienbaftelten 8orbereitnn8en 9e=
%trpfen.
GE 6efball umo Sa6nenweib
B e8 8aftimprsr Iurners@prpS s.
= uebermOrseu finbet Der 6elttaa uno bic
6abmenpeibe DeS galtimcrer Gurner>G rrpa
ltatt. W1it benz 8au nerDen Rpramioenbal
uno GOn3ert perfnipft lein ; Bel lesterem ptrr
Der unabbGn9i9e Sdngertrar5 nit bent Gur-
lnersS dnserbuuo 5uiaunnen ptrten. Capt,
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Drei3cbnte @rtrazO ipibenbe.

Drei5e6nte GrtrazO iDtbenne.
Ser qratbent umo Die Dtrettoren Der SaptngS. gane BON goltia
more ba6en beute bonn ueberi6nb beS @ei16jtS fir bic Iebten erst
Sabre bic Nu83ablun9 elmer @rtra -0ipibenbe BON $205,OoO be-
I1loHeu, .
Dieisr getra9 lit sefesli6 iofGeu Slmimen sueetbeilt wcrbeu,
wdbe EN- Sabr ober lan9er in Der Sant 9etanoen 6absn, unb Swar
in fplgeuoen Nbltufuu9em;
sur Depcfter- Sumnsn prm Sabren cine
Grtra- Dpibenee ppn 8 Gro,ent;
Sir OepcNten-S M1nlen bon 2 Sabren cine
grtrasGipipenee BON 4Vro3ent:
Sir Deppften= Sunlmen BON etnen Sabre cine
Grtra- Oiotoence bon r 2Bre;ent.
DieIe Dipbence Su ben resemSB9en iibrltdeu Snterefel bon 4
Pro3ent 0ere6net, pelde al ). Nprtl ieoeS Sabres auf ben Grenit
iebeS 0sppltprs ~ibertro9eu werten, nta@t fir Die leBten 5 Sabre
flr GUNNER, mecte nitt ipeni9er ais Elm Sabr fte6en, 6 NrcseI,t
iibrli9. cbne ben lleberltnB Der 9emltten sSnterelen gu ben niht
~9eSp3enen id9rli6en Snterenen binSu5nrednen
Die Staatss uno St1pt> Iaret aut Die Oepolteu ino bon Der
8ant be5abt pproeu.
. t9e Oioioence pir6 BON bieienl Gage al auj Ben @rebit ieoeS
OspoitrrS ibsrtro9el treroen uno ais Oeppttunt itb oerinteTelt-
rem, biz ie 0eboben miro. b oG
Ole grtra-D iripepoe uno Die ii6rli9en Sntereiien weroen gum
NttS. bereit lein,
Die Ofitce Der gmf lit often N~PentasS bon 9-1 nbr, uno
al ben iibrt9en GaJen BON l0-l 1lbr, um Depoften ansunebmea
unb auSsuiablen, uno ole alaemeinen @eI6dfte Su bsipr1eu.
SIN Aufra9e hes Gpmite'S:
Mr6tbalb Sttrliu8 Qrlibent.
S. .Saurin NOrrts, S9abmeiter.
Otreftpren
Qrbi6aIb Gttuina, Galloway 9beltcn,
Ganuel !. Ocnalelon, 98m. NC Sim,
BAIL @, Gloer,- ISM &ennenD,
lSnl. $. @rntlins, AOnSD 3inp,
Sobu Oul9ane, Sugb SentinS,
&. M. Btune, &. nlantu Oelcr6,
Utattbep Snitb, Sanes S. 5ilbsr.
y. Sdnntaber, Solepb Gulbiu0 IT.,
Nlt1ad Aarnsr. &bona8 6. Sertns,
Jtpbert g. NvCpn, Qgm. Graham,
@baurcep SrpptS, 81. Ncpplein.
Deeter Bar9ar, aa Sanuel RlrbD.
@ewarO SuTs, s- 54 SiR9p6S@O
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5. p. Smttb.
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GlarFsutae, @ev.. bevtr

Or. 3. Sapme! sept 1917
gserteeE 9eGr. Wtetne ap6ter purte Dor : ur.,nr 80.
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OCn Yatentnfotstnsn bin aber iret Gber,ruat bas ~ nc tM oFeano
utpfcbIea. 80 ""''0f" Hls aptsu
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6elpmann'S pplle8 Wulif>Gprp8 LIT erga9irt.
Stir @Iien tno Trinfen Ipr9t ST. gndsbdum.
8prinittoa8 fialbet ein feierlider llm3u9 fiat,
wpriber baS NGbere in BET Nnnpnce.
gg 8all oe8 ARB etter9ean9s
peretnS. = Dieier Serei1, lpelder letn
Sauptquartier fir5lid pieoer in Der WtedaS
MICS Sale auf9eldla8en, peranfaltet itber=
nlpr9et IN Dem 9rpBen S1ale per Wted1a~
MICS Oall einen gaQ, perbunoen nit @elan98-
pprtraeen. Die belten GprbereitunSen Itno
s~etrpffen ulo Die 3ablreideu 6reunpe peS Sere
ems iperben lid beim BuQ uno benz barnit per-
fnipften Gpn5ert 9lei9 gut amuliren.
Gp Bali. = 81. 60, Srt9t, Gar6leb.
rer Der beutlden GanSldule, siebt am . iter>
nlprtao leinen S6luB<8aG in Der 9tebenballe,
EY@ 9pn3ert.- Nddlten Wcnta9 ftlt<
BET CUR 6eier pes 8 ferfe1te8, BON Nadmitta98
2 llbr an, Elm CONCERT in Der Me4auicS Sau
Itatt.
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ipmpbl, mie audi am Wpnta9 fam man lt9
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gaarSm Ser Gurn9alle, 800 Wet
Bratfltr. 9ebtS am 8 termpnta9 bod Der.
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t1lz@pnSert nnter 2eit1ng Don GbaS. Bertld
uno am Nbeno Gon5ert, ME INNER. Sim Dielz
flag Otrr9en II llbr 9rrBer 2und.
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am Siterltcnta9 bel Serrn Sobn 9eimbad,
258 8rraOpap ltattfinpcrpe Brei$I4ei6enldie=
zen ~aufmerfl lam.
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lung res Srn. 8. Gf6arot finoet am Miputag
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vs. Ntr ma6e1 uni ere Sci er auf Die 9rrbe
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Sommerpirtbidait nit Wtuitt. TamoieS Ga
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ga llebermor9en lpetbt Serr Souls Ofut9
letne meme @irtbldaft gum vS9marSen 8pf'
in rpz8reoeridlfr. nit etnem fampieu 2und
un0 au8ge5eidneten 2a0ertter Gin, l%rprauf mir
feline Srellioe Ioipte ba8 Bublitum i'm N(l9es
9eneinen aufnerflum maden.
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l6aften ipirb am Slterincntag, Srrmitta98, Gin
p~elifater Suuf aufgetildt:
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Sci 9tl1ebranp unp &Eni9, Sf-
Baltimore arteiterzSaue, Nr. SO 9ba9le8ltr .
8et Scbm 6. 6rtebeI, MetamOru
Sale.
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perifitr.
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unO Qpmburptr., am Montag einen f%anlrlen
Nufer1tebln9Sz2und" ~lerpiren, unp AM Diem
flag miro Die Tcrtieslun9 o%eiel6en fOl9en.
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ID, %. @tnters
Waherlndt unS &rebs furirt.
9olamtus M.f., ben 81 q,n q.

Or. .. Sasne! ~""'' s" a. San. 1887.
gDirtber PER-. = Ntt arp6em yeronIoen
aSlDaspGsea setrtfamtett tbrss 8rafreinfta,MTn ns Won Ges
tsts IStsS a1tfftrenfen 81llams unD Ws ~ :
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SEtSls an ten srprObt tattsn, @sriSteOeasee aaGe , ""n S SaSt seaf
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Sss 3a! Ha, Sel&s5 le9r f&nsa suaabm, Sd aa5 si ir oI aSs =
.gs $ NJ 1s nasaias g@ttlGaaeSseranSerae aRestSHn) u n H. = a. iDse"1
ga"Sug gs Wv 1antpartett ge9en lie unO Ser g0mns% = Ist
Stea1tltSt sSoll Nabsa mid .beWOesn an Gle AZ i6r xGSn,U Ias es
10y EN- Ererneer ~ Jbnen bin uIp Sic Fnb m S ota o.fcsOfm
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mes eSa ~Brelnbfduft Sbr 'A'N'
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4ftbma, 8lutipeien &c.

Or. .. Sn1ne! ""'' W" = sept. f0
wtetne Uran mar fer tret Sabred Idrer franz mi, ax....
M. as ca 10 0 i,s.p sa eer sstrfianfstt itres gruareints nspa sDmt
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Srant9ett befaRen purce, he mid nit &uSsebruT1a,' opn elasr
liberties ppn etaenr i~amlStiaen 9uisn 5eplaat iplrgs, ssSSsS0lsat>
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mid Or. SapneS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu yrDbiren "''asecete llaa
SserasS Der srltsn 5lalds wnrSs I'D stwas beiieru mud G9 9ss penn
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Der BETTE arhtsl I'M Utartte. 60 er3ust betua Bremen teineu
gtaab uno bat tetnen unaM9snebnien@ Scrub. Serner:
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H. WAKEFIELD Co.
eins0en NSenten Der NCrtIanb 8erpieue Sci. 0Un'p,o,;.
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures,
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Or. .. Saw ne! : WV 1909.
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Nerlangt uitb aefudbt.
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Gbameflfr. $40. SIS.
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aue Diei ni9en mi9e eentide SanOiperter. Ar6eiter pter Oienn.
boteu at bel6dftigen wiini6en. ipDie aue Seutlden Qrbeitiudcuben
modem lid ~peri6niid oser III iranfirtem greiem an BEN Naenten
Der @eleui6aft 9rn. 8. s. Wellim9bpfi, 30. SIS. Sbamss.
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