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From Rey. J. Newton Brown, D. - Ai.tor Of 81
EnoYoIopediaof RaIiRious EnoY 50 and Ohrll

AnCyClOpoNlAOi lseAAsAl-s lAASH - ---
tiAn Chronicle, Philadelphia.
AlInOugn not dlsPsssd 70 IASOr OF recommend fst-
ant MedieDes 10 FeneF al through diBtr1st OF theiE
Ingredients and effects, yet know OF no HuIncisnt
re,sous why man may not testify to the be1e1n te
believes himself 70 have received nom any slmpte
preparation, in the hope he may thus oontrtDuto .
ne benefit OF Other5.
do this the more rsadiiy IN regard 70 hoonaAoA
Cerpan Bitters, prepared Dy DR.. y. M. jackson, O
ths city because was preiudiced against them fof
MANI ysars under the i'm preston tAat they were
5hiedy an alcoholic mixture. am indebted 70 ms
f-iend Robert Shoemaker, EqB., TOR ne removed tbl
prejudice BY proper tests, and for encouTagement %
led debility The Use Of three bottles OF these Bis
tors at the beginning OF tho present year Was io.
lowed By eTdent relief and restoration TO degree
bodily and mental Vigor whiCh lad not ielt FOR siS
months BEFORE and had despalred o. regeiniua
therefore thRsk God and my frsnd loE directing
20 the uss OF them, ). HANtos 5EOWA'
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give up the territory already under our
control2
Peace, as party cry to work upon toe
fears and selfshness of men, msy do, but
il could not be the pslicy Of any admins
trstion. This country must remain one
and i1divisible.
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DR.. Jsokson-DaaT Sir: Having used your German
Bitters N my family frequently, prepared 70 se5
that it has been Of great service. believe that 10
most easel Of general debility Of the system t ID the
safest and most valuable remedy OF which have anY
knowledge, Yours, respectfully,
J. n. TuEH Eif, TIE N. lsth-St
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NOTICES.
OOPpER MIMI NOTICE-1

Z J Annual Meeting o. the Stockholders Of the
- PoToupine Mountain Mining Company" for the
elsction OF officers for the ensuing year. and the
tran saction OF other business viii be held at the
ONCE Of HusHsy & Mcbride. Nos 2ll and 299 River
street. Cleveland Ohio, Tuesday July l2tn, ut 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. By order Of tne directors
y Y BUnCHFIHLD,
irnaa-IEa eacratarY and r-eaEn-a-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24

The demi-sdjuste or IalfRtting jackets
are at present the fashionable out door
garments Of ladies sbrosd. We notice
them also in New York.
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SILEVELAND, COLUMBUS i
u ULnOISHATI RAILROAD.



q
1854. sUMATNB ARRANGEMHHT. 1854.
tftk lsl - q
On and Efesr EondAY, May 18Th, 1884, Passenger
Trains viii leave UlsvelADes - foioEni (sundaTl sx'
ssDtedli
Iar r@raIz-5.S5A AHT.-JEHUIEHATI ExPREss
Stopping ~ GRAFTON, Wellington, New London
Shelby, LIest.ine, 9aiionl aieadt Oard1nBtO1s
AanIaY, Delaware, Lewis Center and Horfhloa-
2d FTsiu-.ls9S p -AcOolIMQDATL TL9H-
SsOps aE an stations, ARd Arrives b1 Oolumpus
At $50 ,. m, Cincinnati 9:55 q. N. -.
3d ErRin-1sOO p. m.-hlSHI "a hlSs- - z ",
sing at Bsrsa, Grafton, Wellington Rev non-
don, shelby, Orestitnss Gallon, GileAd, OAraiaa-
r,,nS isSTs ooIunbns At $50 and l0.2Os "a, soopn-
arrive At OlsEcand S:so - In' sS0 Anos'oo p n
CONNECTIONS.
,-..y.-.- s,aduzfy, manEdeld Newark haliroAelto
nSnS5ef4s Mt. Ysrnon' hsyark' AAnss
va sssfsyssv :, Fort NENyns OhleaEo Rs1l
N-7s ,oad Fprs1t, Upper Bandushys Delploas Lia
EE Fort Wayne, Iiaportei Snle4gos less
Ve1t, and EastfOF hEnsnsld, Hooster' mas
r,,s., sna Bsiisfoutlns BAIIroed Line Tor 4arioA'
ah-a'~ f5slIsfonEs;ns, BldnsY, Uui0ns Mungies In
dianApOlis TeTre nauset tlnos11lss1 Ios9! y -'--'
~ iipriugdeld branch ler SPE1E tLsla.
S7i- P.iirosd Tor Xsuis, Dayton, Indianapolis
TsTrs Hsate, St. Louis MorroNl. LoTeAanoi
Bnd Cincinnati and WITH Lns O9lo 3 l15.' lI4
1li.(iRDi Isilrcedg 1CtnoinnatiIor GoIl5 iiLl9
EVs1STille, psiro, st. Louis, aAd All Poinil
,-S srsi OHIO Railroad for EsSEz AansI-
yiIls = SSseling, &o.; OoiumbuBs Flq14 =
4 indiaua R1iir8ad.9oE PtquAs o IoAne1 -.
az a. me Passenger ststi0l, and st Union TdoEss
is1Ios, lGI Surerior-H - rrJ1T
O;sss;Snd. May "A, 1884. suTsrntsndsn''
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From the Rev. rhoma. wintor. Pastor or H01bor.

DR.. Jacks0n-Dear Sir: I feel it dus 70 your excel
lent preparation Hoohand's German Bitten, to add
my testimony TO the deserved reputation It has ob-
tanned. have for years, at times, been troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous system.
was advised BY friend JTy bottle of your Ger.
man Bitters. 1 did and have experienced great
and unexpected relief my health has been very ma
terially benefited. l confidently recommend the
article where inset With case similar to my Wn,
and have been assured BY many OF their good sHeos
Respectfully, yours, I. WINTER,
ROxborOugh, Pa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24

ELOUR.-OHOICE BRANDS OF
J Family Flour rom white wheat, In lots and at
prices 10 suit purchas7Ts.
-LARD-Uhaios Kettle rendered Lard in Quanti-
ties to suit purohaseTs
new FHUITs-Layer and NIB RRisins, Zante
Currauts, French and rurkish Prupes, EiSs etc.
Choice dyson Black and japan Tess to bs found
at GEB. D. BEOK'S.
fupe20 27O Superior-st, Oh Post Office.
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TUR
Is the Best Tonic ia the World
g@ READ KHo aAHs sos ~

Trom the Eov. LoVi q. Beohl fl5IOt q tuo -
ChuTch Pemberton, Rev jersey formerly OF the
North Baptist Church, Philsdslphr.
Tbova tnovp Hoohand's German Bitters izvorably
for a number OF years.. have used them IN ny own
family and have been pleased with their enects
thaL was induced to recommend them 70 many otn'
er and know that they have operated In sLrlkln9i
" beneficial manner. taEe great pleasure IN thts
ubiicIv prOclamng this fact and calling the att9a
lion OF those afflicted with the diseases for Wi1e
they are recommended, to these bltIsrs l'I
from olPo-szace shat my recOmmenuhlioh sln y
sustained. do TINS more cheerfully as hoonsn0
Bittsrs intended 70 benent the an cted and is not
a rum drink Yours truly
- LEVI G. BECK,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24

TWO SECONDHAND SHOW
GASES for sale, one feet long. one feet long,
C0WLES CO.'S,
iyps21 BUu-u.,s, .uu n. p. shsl Essssll House.
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From the Rev Joseph h Konnard, Pastor Of the lOtn
Church,

DR.. Jacsson--Dear Sir: have been frequently re'
quested 70 connect my name with cOmmendationho
different kinds Of medicines, but regarding the pTac
tce out Ofny appropriate sphere, have IN all ca
ses declined; but with clear proof in various IN
stances aud particularly Ia my family, OF the u5ein
ness of DT. HOohAnd's Germsn BItterst depart iqT
once rom my usual course, to express my tan Goa
vietiUn that neral debility Of the system eH0
especially for Liver Complaint II is saie and VAlu-
bic prepara ion. In 1t may iaal but psu
ally doubt not it Will be very beneficial TO those
who suffer from the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully. }. d. hEhhAHDt
9th, below OOGtes-St.s Pnilsdelphia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24

DABMLEAF FANS BY THE
case. A &G. RETTBERG.
DEARL AND SHELL CARD
OOWLKS cos,
may2s . 1sT supartor-Sk.
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From Rev. J. 8, Herman, Of the German Rstoreem m
Church, Kut1town, BeFks county, Pa.
Or. U. M. JacksoR-lts5P Pectsd Sir; have boon
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have never used any medicine that did me as much
good as Hoofand's Bitters. am very much iIaprcV
ed In health after having taken five bottles.
Yours, with respect J. s. HERMAN. =
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i.asA a. M.-aIaHT aKPRlss ris Al n-ssop pllnS q
s5irsr,5 AshtsbuIA a1d PztneEVtus only, Ana ~
lives AZ UlsTslsad nt $50 A. =. ,, ,rE,.,
s-oo . - -NATI, AID AUOOMmODATIOHI I8A1
---9toprinR at All stations aao aErAsaA - Si7fea
sin 11 s11GS5i,gIO E1PBE BEsS-sto97iDS at all st1-
''A' - si;ss sxospt EaanviIe 5aybrooks UlI0nVlilef
1870 sEsntcr- tnd Wsoziisss And AEElte4 -
OsIo4SsIp99 e ~ ~ i q IH-ss0zpinS st q.
e'lo - Gcl,nrsSIt Aratabula, and k1nesalhs
ariz' a1d SERVES IN OisVslsnd At o;z9P. =.
~ second Gas Cars an Eua on ~ hnEO1s-
an re tratns gong vests ard oonaess y 0,
,Ifb trsins Ior Tol0do, Chicago OolamD35' .Sh
Ts4i IndiAoAplfs. Sc. Lc1tss Go sn1 -, - 5tt ths
1900 soiuV Westward connect - B1nkIfiA s.l
t,,f1s 81 ne r. z q r Railroad ana - 4l 2 y NJ
49, 81 fhe New XorE Qsntrsl so1 plAA3 S9S- =
-s gitg EelIrOsds for Nov YORK. AlDAAy, - - ~
45is1,a FssIs &c, and nt Eris win Ef@AAs u -
CHA sod Ezie Rsitrosa. ..,.. rlir.-s
5--Ilsy express East and " Me!ts onhsoss -
,-ith Trains en- EFis ana P1tt1Durgh HaHO-1 -
lsnsssibe' iAs''1 49, Il. EOETfHGHA1zs saD'ss
. sBsvsland. Hsy lssss 1874 - =
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From the Rev J. M Lyons, formerly Pastor Of the
Columbus On. - and M1lestown (PA,) bSptlhi


DR.. O. NJ. Jsckson-Dear Sir: I feel 1t q pleasure
thus, OF my accord, to bear testimony 70 the aE
cellence OF the German Bitters. some years stneeu
being much afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them
with very beneficial results. have often recon-
mended thom to persons enfeebled by that tormeLt-
ing disease, and have heard from them the most HAT
teriDg Testimonials TO their great value An CASES
OF general debility believe 1t 20 be tonic that can
not be Surpassed. J. NJ. LYONS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24

EOR SALE,-l0 IL AOREs OF
hand on st, OIsir Road, three miles from the
OoEFt House Has good house on II. Also, nne
lot oL bsarnF huit trees, grape vinesS TO- Apply to
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TLEV NI.a9 ID : EKIE 3. B,
sUMMER AsRAKeRaEHT.

,as4 SUMMER AgRAEGEMEHT. 1854.
-, - .F,., AsoDdsy. May 18th, 1854, PaEssngsl
" - a. ,.iiI nm "a follows, CSundaJs eLceptedG
LEAVE OLEVEEAhD:
OsA6 A HF.-DAK Express EkAl1l- gltnA =
Wiiionqbby, Pasns5Tille. GeueFa, AAntabnls
Eonnsaut and ts1raed oniTs Anc Arriya - ssEeee
I.Is n "a. Duukirk las D. m, Buffalo BOO p %.
nm - W.-JlHCIHHATl lEAPRES5-StoPpln9a
49, 5sire5yille, AshtabuiA and elrard only Ana y
54-ag AZ Erie 525 .. m.s Du1kirE asA1P. ms bu4
IN ~ ~ ~ yIig9oc.HZaAIIi AHB AOOOMHODATIoH-
's'S too5iaE sT ~ stations and arrives ~ Er1ea
o.ro ii X i-A-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-BtoDpinG
S'NO = D1iisEyfle A5isEbEla and G.rsrd only ana
sr-iTes AZ Rris as tz;92 .. m.t DunkifE Sc y
n Bunalo 40 q m.
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revisit
CLEVELAND

Monday, June 9th, and be at the Angler
house tll Friday sYsninsl IglI lst,
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OOnnscsions are made ct Monroeville with the Sans
iuBky, Mansfield Newark R.R., at Clyde With the
5AnduakT, Dayton Cincinnati b. &, ct Fremont
With Fremont q Indiana 3. B., and ct Toledo with
she Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana and To-
fedO Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit, jack
Ron, Fort WsYne, LOgangpert Lafayette, Cairo, All
8outhWsEs. Y &C. IEH u lF Lf
Trains Errivs an OIszsIahd from Toledo 'hnd shs
West 1t $50 4. H. 2.4s p. and 8s35 p. q. EIoB
5andulET at al A. r.. L. D. EUOKER, Sun +
sl5FaIzud. Nav IS l66A
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1884, FeBnsyIyan1s Uentrsl lSO4'
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
M
WITH IT'S OORREOTIHs)
Ia a FIRST Glass Route, for Safety, OonAoF'
and speed, 70 ell Eastern Cities
~, nd a StOrs BaIestsd and Is Frss troTA D'a
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OLEVELAND + TOLEDO B, b
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, Nay 18th; 1884, Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland e. tolloWI SundAs ak
csptsd):
5sAO A. .RE,-UHIOAGO EXPRESS-Bto q Bersa,
Grafton, Oberlio, AOrwaik, mOnroeyilles Belle
Vus, Clyde. Fremont and Elmore, and arrives -
Toledo at lots a.; and chicago at $50 ?. n.
1;5e p Als--WESl falH MAlL-otOp5 at Al lea-
tion3 % South8 4iTlsion, and arrives 81 To
ledo 81 6s30F- H.; UnicREo 6s1o.AsH Z
AE3O p m.-hORfHEBH mAlL-Sfop1 ct al gtl'
ti8n5 on Northern Division, and arrives at 8an-
dusky at T:I0 ,. \.
700 p. ms-H1GHT EAPRES2-Stopg At Grafton,
. HorWalk, mOnrOeEills, Clyde, sud Fremont, and
arrives ct Tolsdo Al ll;l5 ?. H.; and Ohteago st
S;4S An,
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From ReE. }. d. Turner, Pastor OF Hedding MsthO-
dist Episcopal Church, Phiiadelphts.
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RkIIE0RBs.
CLEVELAND 8 PITTBBBRGH
" ILB AL IT
sUMMEB ARRAHGEHIRN7,

1854. sUMkER ARRAEGEhERNT. 1854.
On and after Monday, May 1st6, isst TrSina
$40 A. m.--nAII-ArrfYes At EsW York l7.naa
n FhiadsiDhia 100 A. .; Baltimore 30 -
Pittsburgh ~ 2. Hsi Fneelipg e:2s ?. 4! i /
P. n; fhiladelphis 81 l9.20 A. HI Baltimore
1850 A. H.; Pittsburgh 500 P. H.; Hhssling 5.I9
P.M.; New Philadelphia 7:40P. n.
Both Trains connect at HudsOn for Akron and MI.
Iar5burRh.
Morning Train connects - RaYennA with A. g.
". Railr0ad Train for sll points on that road.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 20 Rev Eafk
fgia Allentown without change.
~ Fare - loW a. BY any other tlns.
~ Through Tickets can be procured as the Unlon
Ticket Omoe, Wedden House. 81 she Depot, or At th4
Ruolid- Street Station.
2. R. MYEBS. G. I aEsat : = J msgis
CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO 3. Be-
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A T1,SNTIO & GRkAr WESI'N
u RAILWAY.
M hs4s-.=4.-.. :.
gew Work Tbrough Line.

SUMMER ARlS4S y ~ A-llA ~ - Z, -,
ro through sIpress Trsins bess cen i'A
4 Ss5s YorS. lakes eject l1ks 70, iooa'
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Public TmPatienes In Hegnrd a.. ~
ruTe q. niehmOnr..
On the topic, the \ .ew York Times
50 -, ,,;aal7.
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor o. the Baptlsi
Church, Germantown, Pc.
DR.. U. M. .Jaekson-Dear sir: Personal experience
enable mo to say that regard the German Bltters
prepared BY you as a most excellent medicine. IN
cases OF severe cold general debility have been
greatly benefited by the Of tho Bitters, and doubt
not they will produce similar effects on Others
Yours, truly, MARBEA RAHDOLPHt
Germantown, Pa.
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P R 10 Z 81
Reware of Counterfelts.

Zee tnat the signature Of So M JAOKsos' Is on IL
WRAPPER OF each bottle.
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+. @sFG6rItbe Rrautbsa.

aenn btr trreseeitett untluse anetns ausFntet taS
sr BEN Se bieer iAmer,batea 8rlntbeit inb ausenSm
men bat 70 eeidtebt blu3 taB etn unSettses Sdaee.
fubl DER bic SHrt cpr Gntbedau3 tbR obldstd, Ii
ene gu snben, aa mes e. IN clss br:r @rstebana gnr
RspSttabittSt agein ta Scrtrasn lesen t9nr ane er
pe g. y. etn NIT @eI9aI ea ct3u.fci. ?Gls ene bpie
WaIe Gtmer3 TIM kcYfe uu5 IN Sen 9ttern &baahMe res
gefdts GaHbbeit, Ausw DIE her S1at ZEN 8et
zen Mmb armen, 5inren i'm Gelbte uns cen Grtrema
ten 9 etsn, no rann ftss htttl nit etnsr frecIitea
S1neatset oor fd 6retten BIS suIest btr aRpter una
bic Nnenfnp6en etniaens ba3 Spsr br frtbaen 8raats
tstt etW @eeentanb s DIeibs t:rO aHe Ger 6SS enea
l9red6en 3eieen saeur6 Elm Gube nt has sr tbR rad
Gg III eint frarfst SD Sas S,urnSr hsSsr irYdf
baren Rrentte gum Opsr taIn, IN 8plse Der uuSe ta
teit unwtiienter prabler. neie eur Mnsubsus ttats
tShtlen Oes hes IRE, urS ee Geuutien perutateR unb
ben Ref bea qeteG8 in ta seats5 Dafn rtrpallseIa.
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2usiltt usadte cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Netn! 1pra4 1ts entIC1tsoet,, iheent Iie falt
trchenb ibren Bid auf bes 9ater8 gluoe
fallen lief. Des Simnte(s Gcnne fam nid,t
reiner uno fr6blider bort cten 9ldnsen, ol8
Seribert'8 Nu2e uno lc ttift ocs 8emuBtiein
bon Sintertilt uno eide nid|t! g1ie eS fam,
cc6 cr nrtt teunen le,nte { fI9te ie ueid
nuc leiIe bir5u. Sie Itrtd nit teicen ,06n
ben iiber Gle rpteber ieldt werbenren Nuaen
ais tpclIe lte cantit nent Qeipe @inbalt tbun
uno ofr Tteuctgen Gritneruna 9Fpr unb
EbIr 0fTnm
gDie cine @ottes= S6iduus mar nuiere
Betanntltoft, tegann Ite eurauT nit gebote
nem Son G, Soum on9eouStin 2ubtnia8-
rub. mb mir tee @rin3eHiu megen bier3ebn
Gage bletben InuBten, ipurbe un8 eine @ons
eelfabrt auf ben See in 9luSlidt 9sfelIt nno
nnIere @rdfn babel 3G iHatbs aescgen. Str
spiBt nab NIT tteler 8lbereiIe mad, Ocbbe
ran nod Elm ancersr; .Iebr sepeim seb1ltener
0runo restuiipft lit. Ser Ser;cg BON Soll.
itn9en lpanldt leiner Scbn NuIn1t, einen
Der ltebenSriiroi8iten unc IdCHten Yrin3en
bar We3enmart, nit oer reiden Vtin5ellin
Amelp 81 berbinren une bat bie @r6fim
@ols in btele WGn1He eineerrebt, Ter
5es5cS bon Strelis lit bur9 leiue Ecdter
eur9 uniere SGnia,u 0cuiIe bappn i'll Rennt
nip 9eleBt unb CT btetet i'm 8ersin nit ieiner
9anjeM 6aa,Ile NlIes auf um eie[e @inld,e
81 ltnterltiibeu. glber 5itno pa Sanoe 3u
l0len. Die 0erIeu brchen tGnneu uno ete
YunjeB ut siq 10 6artiIbleupeS, wei6eS
2Selen. ba6 lbr pieB eiu @ebsinlniB tleibeu
muB, menu ite einlriltgen IclI, zines WIues
@attta 5u iperoeu, ter i5r nihtS meni9er aIS
9leidSiilttS ut. prtns AuSult lett piel in
einem Sasob1uIe, roB lie SOIituOe neuneu.
lafs SO tenne ee, haltete Der ,lSr. iherr. elm,
uno tdl be9reiTe nuu oas 3ulammentrefIsu
nit 5eriberi poil Wenbemart, neuu Rerteus
ba8en uno Der WalD BOA GClitupe linp nur
onrd einen treitep. 5umpf 8etrtnnt., DOrt
rerltert iid rie Gpur Deine8 Ontel8 9tor.
n1nnl
Qucilie I6aurerte 3uriif. a7asse..7.'1'' H..
Nie ? Da8 glautt man? 8atsr-bitte
-Prid es aus baS Wrrt rer Nnffaqe bal
| lte Sitterup. a2 1871 5ss- 1896. .ea ..-
Sd flase giieutauo an. mar feline fe(tc
Nntpprt. Ser @6ieier bleite un9e.iFtet,
pamit ces @OltlS Gimme ntdt 6pbn uno
Ser1dtung lpenoe @laute mir. 9itcilie
ees Menl4en 8ade lit ni6tS 9eeen @cttea
Rode unD III acknowledgement Sunee lies1
Elm Scctpicn. ret lonsIau, uber ftdft bobrt
Gr psrIieB rnf9 bas 3tmmer, ebe irgeno eir
@nWauo ibn abbalten tOnnte. Setne be
weSe Sttmnte bate biuldusItd> Serrdtben
wie tief erIdittert er rOn b:eleuI ipuneerba=
rem 3nlalnmentrsfen par, paS aemalHaul
an Der 5aIlt Der BerNaneenbett saaate, In
{te gu heben cher su jeritSreu. ul9 3s5i no,
l. tt1-~ ~. l..r{gv fKrrtleb,r,s fsIatA - 81 saf
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Die armse unr bic sbteaeo a>lattfprrn
(shts psm Gnglil6en ees .! @1e itIpD
SSH b6rten Der Nebeu'n @ebriia,
q Ses Ncrbens S6ld6t9ebraus.
8el6leilen tparo in aIler Still 4

Wir werce fedten aus.
Sm 9lOriOlen Sie9sgetpiibl, 1H
Sn gtiecerlas' unp @ruu8, 'm
% i3muren mir IA Bie'8 fOmnlt, eleihpiel
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3a 81 ipdt it's jetO, baB man iraat age "'.r Pm
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g8r baben's nit Dem Sbnert gelpust y
allnc fe6teu'S aus, fitrwahr!l 70 -
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9lu3 blut' gem @rdben, aus pem Wtccr; q.
e,. ,,Rdmpft's bur&, &amelacen, gang! %
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g admpft'S bnr6 pie'S tann unO iult."e'
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gBir i4lasen ini'R, ,64asg { ,frei, ','.l''. -
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9ebt's ibnt nit S6pert uno 8ldl' su Sell
rs s8ei @ott! @irfe6tep's 6ur6
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8 @b' mir gelamst sum 3ped, !a .3aga
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9etBt er AUDI ,,SittIe Mdc." g
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'.2a Srdst's nur gum 6obn ,tno Spott i
2reu bleiben mir benz SabneneiO 3r
sllno feGhten'S aus, bei.@Ottt a.. .3l
g. aa Hof4 (0fn. Stsstg. r.
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8slbtiratbtte Vtr;oren,

rter SpIbe, Wele d AZ rertetrl.btu bsabI!i9 uae b
ttpIher Sdpie peer eires 9ineernits berust
fnb, iUlten Mnreruslid Or. Scbntpn 81 Rabe ttsben
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tlttg 9tisbarfett ser e ven 3tern rNp S&wdde Sper
IbSpfuns rsr f3redtid;ea Nr perSen ibnea turtrt.
Detentge, Eelder n @ebanblure unb Nutlcrse BON
Dr. Spbnitsn Rer;iett fann tbm a8 etnem GertnmaUHe
pbne ur 6 ancerausn UnS jNosrTttlt auf ietne drst
HIDE GSefnit ttfett perIaIlsu -
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Or .tnui.If Uu,

Ita!teb hes tGngIihen GoGegun5 Ger QGuntir;s in SSn
brn rabuirter etRe5 Der trtr eestnben &ole9en Der
Ser. Staten ke ben srps tetl etnes 2ebeus IN ben
5Optalern QeAbpn paris ptilaeelpbta une anberen
Stdetea ,ueebrGt tat eiatee puneeT blen lunaen
npuentet BON teen eie Gei3t6te Ger eeisn wct6 I'm
aS6ltge 2etenbe t Syeniaulen NerpoSt une anberen
kranfbeten Iteu lpte J. 9. aHt 6te BET plos9eu Ge
rduAen su br errefen. bic u p errStben begtrtnaen
RIetnfnfttten- u & 70. pnrben 1Nssnbltdl8 RebeiIs.
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Nelunetrs III heodltfn !

Tr. S5pfnipu ttett. aAea 2enen ieHe SIie an we5s m
tur fCle seteime unr uunasurttt e5sl S5r9eT tr
fOreabe lr bic &r6eit bte 8etaItg Sic unf6bte
maGenee Safer aei6mSdbt tGbsR.s . J.,
er nb etrtee rsr trapreen une tttlasensHttt6e Sci.
gen eer frIbsn @eorhnbstten ts6 safers Sw e t9 WG
ten uub ben Glteeeru Smer:tn i'm Grpf Gr1he bes @s.
ihts Bera tsr gtu tera 9trstlssfen ne bSfe nnruas
Nasen3Wauc lnprbnans Ger 8eseauHues Sreane sI6e.
StiSt &HttfS'tnUs. Sgmstrme eer Sa@tuSiaSt- '.'''
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Sfeuer RtetOer store,
.G)erTenEle letDerlQDe,l.

EseasBrattRrase so. eSs unb S6eh.
E9eineu aeebtten Greunben rnb bem 4ubliHum mace
5ierit Ste GBeiss, 6aB i9 Ses IGOn ieit SaSreu an
ssjem glase stabIirtc eiG6t HberuOumen bcbe nb Be-
RGuOis Elm reiSGItsss 2aser ben Snen OIib searbe.
teen 5erenteibsru usuefer acpn gu ben btGisen re.
fen S0srGets RGIten Enb and cl&e ouf 1eeInus cners
tiger Dsr6e Stcfie ir gBiuterrSde uub uensenae Ia
Hen Sctten unb es allen Preiien. - gerner cine sinss
DaRl ReSeniqmme, StSGs c.t icis Gle In bteiss gad
stui@I0seube GrtttsI.
W VIE 1eheGuussn perSeu prCuSt. birsa uut
Iirosher f5rii ausefertist perbes. -,''
9, e. Raifex.
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Gs atGt elet uapi tnts uao lnteesteise 6uadidlber
peldt I'D, ais 2lefyte ausaeten HNb Or, 5haens rtun
teuaeu crpi3e Sdutldtr, z teetlptdltr NumrenpustE
fe6en, arlat eer sein @ilienI&a ttr Dteein ee nte
briglien 8ethfe eiemtten ii jeet seni0Bt8 8sbette
Mers tuliren Gem llper ebreen 1ns ntdtS Ar5ep Atntn
BEN jd >ibrdngen tie tTeiunett aaer ptie thBlutti
der gDete In tire 91ate fcnmtH gsttuSdasen n0 rlni-
tim Gr. Solution halt beBbalb tlr notlweaetg in tr-
tanat ib tas ere 8sSapIt5apsea rSpleme bsanets
In ieiner S1ffce tieleR
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6 Gt

btbtten tas sn ssfuaber 0et tig dibr s Drvsr bic
nCtbwenIiBfen @rforternills sGt sbeen @lIieietet
imp Sd Obns tits mtrS ses eeh'n& sar tranrtseq
pHeerinhr Die AWedeH ts5SebnS efrpgeri fts itinIe
Ii uns Ste sIelesrb ersrn gernseiiiuus unt
llndpltI6cn Bettd tanBen sas uhS bic 8eHptn peldt
&Sfefs acpsSsn uSrireiaert Guh. --Y52 ...+sa,s,,