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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-25
ON THE WAY TO MoosnHnAp.
NEWPORT, Sept. 20, 1885

NGNTOhA, OOfo 80 ASTSC'
To the Editor cftae Press
While you have been favored with re-
freshing rain, scarcely drop has fallen here,
and our hopes of fifty mile stagecoaeh ride
without dust have been wholly destroyed
Newport is an excellent farming town, and
the prospect from the .Shaw House, is pic
turesque and beautiful. The land is undula-
ting, and large pond but a short distance
away adds much to the beauty of the scenery.
On the way from Portland to this pleasant
village, with its two churches, and school
houses-the true signs of good civilization
thesields look finely and the pastures green in
spite Of the lack of rain. The abundant crops
of ripe corn standing or stacked in the fields,
and the luxuriant second growth of clover in
fun blossom, together with innumerable stacks
of beans and large fields ofpotatoes, look as if
the people were fully prepared for the coming
winter. daao "a
i have never seen such abundant crops
of everything in Maine as / witnessed yester-
terday on the way. I must, however, make
one exception. The apple crop is decided
failure, but cranberries are very fine in many
sections, SO that the people will not be desti-
tute Of all Injuries. / $500
met here Mr.. Churchill of your city, who
has been to the Lake on an angling excursion.
He is among those scientific trout-killers who
disdain to angle with bait. He@puts the hook
tenderly through the frog as if he loved him."
as old Isaak Walton very graciously advises
the angler to do. To show how much this
gentleman enjoys his favorite sport, have
only to state that he win sit nine consecutive
hours in bark canoe and throw the fly Sc
cundena artem. And he found his reward for
such patience and cramping confinement to
one position in the fine trout he killed.
understand many parties have been to the
Lake during the summer, and Mount Kineo
House is now full Maine abounds in places
where those fond of wild sports can enjoy
themselves to their hearts content. There is
no State in the Union which affords greater
variety of such amusements than our own
State, and lovers of sport and fine scenery
visit Maine from all sections of our country.
But / have not time to write more. When 1
reach the Lake may find an item or two that
may interest the readers of the Press. 1t is
region now much sought, and visitors will
increase every coming season. b.
. \ y ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT FIRElIN AUGUSTA.

y = -.aasse AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept, 22d, 1866.
Messrs, THOMSON & Co., New HAVEN, Wfl
Agents for Vdlentine Buffers Fire PROOF Safes.
f. GENTLEMEN,-On the morning of September 18th,
INSTANT confagration visited our city, destroying
nearly the entire business portion of town. The
destruction has been complete, and city is
mass Of ruins Our pluck and energy preserved.
The fire stands unparalleled in the history of Maine.
We, in common with our merchants, suffered in the
fiery ordeal. Our store, which was in the Freemans
National Bank Building, was early destroyed Our
citizens have suffered exceedingly from defective Safes
nearly all having been taken from the ruins utterly
worthless, with the entire contents destroyed. We
rejoice TO inform you that Safe although not
moved from the fire till the evening of September
goth, came out in good order and condition. The
papers were ALL saved The praise of your safe is on
every tongue. 1t speaks for Itself. The highest
Recommendation give 1t is to enclose an order
for new one of your make. We desire No. 5, and
would like it made as soon as possible
We are, gentlemen, very truly yours, ,g.ti
x s41i 1s3sa to GEO. +. POTTER Il co.
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MRS. WINSLOW,

MRS. WINSLOW, a.
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply
stefan, presents to the attention Of Mothers her h
.dp so othing Syrup,
FOR Chill DREN TEETHING
which greatly facilitates the process of Teething, by
softening he gums, reducing all inflammation, WIN
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. 3
Depend upon it, mothers, it wil give rest to your
selves, and ar
Y RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
We have pub up and sold this article for thirty
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH OF it
what we have never been able to say Of any other
medcine-Never has it failed single instance to
effect a cure, when timely used. Never did we know
an instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used it.
On the contrary all are delighted with its operations
and speak in terms of commentator Of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
swhat we do know" after thirty years experience;
and pledge reputation for the fulflent of what
we here declare In almost every instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
viii be found IN fifteen minutes alter the Syrup Is adj
minisaered. 4.s3se NAsfY -
Full directions for using viii accompany each bot
tile. None genuine unless the fac-simile OF CURTIS
q PERKINS. New York, Is ON the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world. ~ (
Price only IS Cents per Bottle. Ass
june3snd&w6m tseq~Tss 1909 isal
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TONIC ITTERS.

The constantly increasing demand for the above
article has induced the Proprietor to lease the prem
ises the corner Of Congress and Chestnut Streets
as Laboratory, where, with every facility for manu-
hcturing and with astock OF the best articles the
English and American markets afford, he Is now pre-
pared receive orders the above address at the
office Of his sole authorized agents.
$500 MOORE g. SMITH,
1s7 Fore Street.
Aug. 25-sn dim 1881 - 4 Portland, Me.
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Sitasattoa. Wanted !.

In an Office or store, by an active elderly man.
Best Of references given. 3fl tv
Address Box POOL sep21d2ws
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Resoloed, That we hail with profound graft
tude to God the termination of the conflict,
and that in view of the purpose for which the
rebellion was commenced, and its providential
result in the death OF, slavery, which it was
designed to extend and perpetuate, we see
special occasion to acknowledge Gods won
drous hand, and to realize anew the truth that
He makes the wrath of man to praise Him,
while the remainder He restraints. ~
Resolved, That as the special representatives
Z of the great doctrines of the universal Father
hood of God and the universal Brotherhood of
man, we see a peculiar significance in the pur-
pose and issue of the war and that, in our judg-
ment, the Government win fail to follow the ev-
ident Indications of Providence, and to secure
the best results Of the struggle, if it shall de-
feline to accord all the rights of citizenship to
loyal men withoutregard to color, and as far as
lies within its province, to destroy every vestige
of that spirit Of caste and that assumption of
privilege from which the rebellion sprang.
Resolved, That, while we have regarded with
profound emotion the mysterious Providence
by which the loved and trusted head of our
republic was strickens down by an assassin's
hand, we have confidence in the patriotism and
honesty of his successor, earnestly praying
that his life may be spared, and that he may be
made the instrument to further the enduring
welfare of the nation and hereby pledging to
him our sympathy and support in all his endea-
Avors to secure the unity Of the country in a
recognition Of the common rights of humanity,
and in the purpose which we trust animates
him, as demanded alike by the spirit of our in
situations and by the principles of our religion,
to insure equal and exact justice to every in
habitant Of our land.
D RESOLVED, That in view of the new condi-
ton of society at the South, the Church of the
North is called to put forth earnest efforts to
supply the instruction and moral influence de-
manded for its regeneration, and that our de-
Nomination is especially called to respond to
the demand thus made for the proclamation of
our truth, and the establishment of schools
I and churches for its propagation
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COLGATE.s HONEY SOAP,

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, Is
mid and emollientin its nature fragranty scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 In
FOR sate Nv aH Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
junesid1yr
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New Advertisement
Letters Remaining UncIaim

N THE POST OFFICE AT PoRTr AND,
i OF Maine, 20th day Of September i AZ
a To obtain any Of these letters. ne AMI
must can Ios "Adgsrtised Letters" gve ne d
TINS hst, anopay oNE CENT for adYsruuins.
~ If not called for within ONE ,to,','-- "a
be sent to the Dead Letter once. ~
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MARRIED.

In Industry, Aug %, Obed w Paine and Elyira b
Guild, both Of New Vineyard ~ 80 -
qIn Wilton, Aug g, Robert g Hunter and Anna B
Hosmer, of Weld Haa III p
In Vienna, Sept 9, Elbridge Chapman, OF New
Sharon, and Josephene Prescott, of v. -sas al ~
In New Sharon, Sept H. Eli Racklif. OF Indus
try, and Mary A Neal, Of Vienna.
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New Advertisements.
IN DAN CLING! 9

MISS DOUGLASS win commence her classes in
Dancing, at gsN 1if ii 81 rg5 -i'ilit q f
4 MECHANICS' HALL,
On "Wednesday, Oct. 4th, ut 2 O'Clock, p. M.
Beginners and advanced pupils win meet at that
time for the first lesson, when further ARRANGEMENTS
win be made. Sif ,rt'i3il' iIl q
Miss Douglass win assume the entire control and
management Of her classes this season. and will en-
deavor to keep an orderly School. sHiiTf4 i
Miss Douglass has had many years experience in
teachng the piano, and Is ready to receive pupils
that instrument. Application can be made at
sepfzo-zw tn a8 20S Congress Street,
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A Fact Worth Knowing,
That Rubber Goods can be repaired in neat and
substantialmanner, att
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM,
julyzlsntf u. a5aU B. 147 Middle St.
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TIE LADY's FRIEND.-Th October num-
Der of this excellent magazine opens with a
beautifalsteel engraving, called "The Wander
ier,s Return" There is steel fashion plate,
piece OF music entitled minnie Minton, or
III meet you in the morning, (song and cho-
russ) and numerous patterns for riding-hab-
is &C. &c. The literary matter of this num- ,r.
Der is rich and varied. Price $3.50 SINGLE or
two copies for 81. Address Deacon & Peter
son, Philadelphia
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Just Received.

- Just Received.
OOO Bbls. Silver Skins onionsj
100 Bbls nice Eating Apples;
Is Bbls. oranbsrries;
and Flour for Sale, by
]. EDWARD COVE 8 co,
sept25-1w No. Lime Street,
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Sch Harriet, Post, Rockland for Boston.
Sch Charlotte Ann, Andrews kocklana lor Boston
Sch Louisa Weeks Bath for Boston.
Sch Rochester, Perry, Bath tor Boston,
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New fork-t4nefy
q Fox.
Barqqe Fagenle, lBr) Fletcher, Buenos Ayres-
q Spring.
Fox. - ''
gen r. Blake, lBr) O'Brien, Walton NS-master.
mssssr mos Dickson tBrl Maeomb9r, st John NB-
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Sunday, september "a.


ARRIVED.
steamer Montreal, Liscomb Boston,
brlg h2yer lBTl Ryan, Guantanamo, Cuba -
Schn Auan,ne, Sbrl Peters, River Herbert Ms.
Sch Rio, Ridley, HarpsiFell.
The new steamer building In the ward Ios Dvar
at Cape Elizabeth for the Portland and New Yort
line, Is nearly completed and will be launched IN
few days. Mr. Dyer Is rebuilding the New England
which was recently burnt, and she win be pushed to
an early completion.
The new ship recently launched at Biddeford. from
Perkins yard is called the "Prscna, and Is to DO
commanded by Capt York. ,-.fr
Peter Bradstreet is building schr Of 800 TONS at
his yard in Gardiner which viii be ready Tor launch
ing In about four weeks. She Is intended tor the Cal
nornia trade. IJl.fr.
The new ship built by j P Morse, at Bath, was to
be launched on Saturday.
for Liverpool put into New York 22d inst for medi-
cal assistance, and supply Of men. Aug %, at SW
Pass, Marcellus III Bailey I'd officer Of Wiscasset,
died. 10th, Arthur E Poland, seaman, OF Round
Pond, Me, died. y, ~ .-',...I -
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Y WELLts) DoEE.--The Biddeford Journa
says the copperheads of old Wells were I'M
utterably astonished at the result of the cleo
ton in that town. A careful canvass prior
to election, made by the unterrifed in coun-
cil showed copperhead majority of twenty
five, and so. confident were they of success
that they INDUCED in much vain glorious
boosting as to the result. The "Old Guard,
under the lead of George Goodwin, Esq.,,
were sround" as usual on election day. and
yanquished the boosters with little trouble
Mr.. Goodwin ran thirteen ahead of his ticket
for representative, . fact which indicates his
popularity among his townsmen, and is a
wen deserved tribute to lis character, as an
intelligent and high minded man.
Old Wells has nobly sustained her reputa-
ton IN this campaign, and we hope that one
or two other towns In the county which we
wot Of win initiate her example, eschew all
merely personal piques and jealousies, forget
tne uiiierenees of the past--attend to disci-
p pl as wei as doctrine-wheel into line with
o., uiDroKen front and contribute their Just
quota towards burying bastard democracy.
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DIED.

In this CITY, Mrs Harriet +, widow Of the late Jos
N Ayers, aged Al years fh f.H 800 n
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at 8 o'clock
from the residence of her father, No SO Franklin St
In this city, Sept rs, Charles Shackford, son of
Charles and Lizzie G Gusts, aged months and
Q days. tfss sss IS s.l..siis, e.-,fs 4i.- q s
"a Funeral on Tuesday forenoon, at 10 o'clock,
from No "a Alder street, - - n t1sf - 7s57T ~
In Quincy, Mass. Sept q, Herbert infant son Of
Rev E and Susan M Thwing. LIZ srofif rex
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Halls Rubber Emporium
is at 147 Middle Street. where every variety of Rub
Der Goods can be procured at Manufacturer prices
Their assortment OF Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent. june2SH
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sqTHE PIRATE SEMMEs.-A correspondent Of
the Springfield Republican, who is travelling
down South, met the pirate Semmes, and
thus describes him :aoisa imsdn8 s'd p baa "a
3Semmes, whom loyal men call pirate and
rebels call admiral was on board, and /
studied him closely to discover that noble,
chivalric bearing which have heard ascribed
to him by those who used to be thrilled with
rapture at bis brave and gallant attacks upon
unarmed whalers and merchantmen. I think
this bearing must have entirely left him when
the Kearsarge bore down on the Alabama
To me he looked like repentant sinner who
had sinned a long time before the work Of re-
pentance began. On the whole, he is a cheap,
rheumy-looking man Of about fifty-fye years,
the only expressive feature about him being
his nose, which must have cost great deal of
money to bring to its present bright ruby col
or. Heneither. courted nor avoided observa-
ton, was travelling alone, and had little con-
yersation with any one" ~
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Per barque Eugene, to BuenOs Ayres--s2e, $50
deals, 100 doz shovels ff' =. 80 T
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- The Ttusville Herald says the oil region
isinfested with counterfeiters, gamblers horse
thieves and vagabonds of every ilk, and sug-
gests that as the rascals practice their
vocation with impunity, Vigilance Commit
tees and Judge Lynch might exercisea whole
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SHIELDS, ENG. Barque Deborah Pennell--1075
tons coal, to Portland Gas Light Co. .r-Ir.-r n
GUANTANAMO. Brig Rover-245 hhds sugar. to
GeoH Starr. ~ FAsI 1T u 7'aN
RIVER HERBERT MS. Sch Adaline-11O tons
coal, to j B Knight. Naf eHf ~
Exp0UTe -iferf-sl =.
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RESOLUTIONS ON THE STATE OF THE
COUNTRY.

: The following are the resolutions unani-
mously adopted by the National Convention
of Universalists, which held its annual ses-
sion in Middletown, Conn, last week:
30 Whereas the civil strife by which our coun-
try has been SO fearfully divided and devastat-
ed for these four years past is now closed,
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az GARD PHoroeRAPHs at THREE DoLLAH
PER DOZEN, 1.-THE BEST in the City.
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9at bu es eei&lo0eu !? fraste Gonrao

9aft eu es eei@lei1sn ? fraste Gonrap
eifris.
Nein; ID Mills chen jeet i9lieben,
wenn i'd Gins blafe.
> pann lab es oTen. i'd aebe eid
an bis i'd Gber Stod unp S.etn
Sin.
Das peripra@Gabian, unb pa es taum
nod flint Mfnuteu Dor efn llbr mar,
nabm er fein 6orn, bat ieinen Greunp,
f& bts CUR @iebetfebr 3u eepu!ren, no
lbm bann bic Greuoe werbe,1 isllte, pis
@e!tette gu leben.
p (Jortiesans folst.)
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Die, &oiltrin Gusenie he.
iu@te jdn8f bas pariier 3eueneefdnsnie
"a Rcquette, UNI it@ peri5uli@ 3u iiber<
I3eu8er.. ob bic Mn9abe Sules Simcn'S i'm
sae{ebSsbenreu &6rper. pae bort iebr piele
&inoer wtstn gang tlsintr 0erseben s,,>
r1d9ebalten ,uercen, mar lei. MlS ibr
Elm Sana fleines &ino ioete, IS lei bort.
neil e6 aspfel Sefoblen, wanpte f1 bic
&ailertn ju bem Minieer bes Snnern NIT
ben @prten 'Mais nous avons tous
vole des pommes." (g8ir baben ia AQe
einmal Mepfel aeRoblen.)
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4 + t raft8 pf IitIe
fir 0ruubeiaeutbun,. .49.g, :.

lnstseens Sel&er fsnfise IN ben1lraaabsr ,an
Memley Gennty enttaItent Rad Srt.t N rs.
teem. pvtttt1 1sItefert, ns1n nan Cd erbsr
Stestesr u 9ftts ,Gbas. TAfaSant HtH>tt.
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Bre1111bDl3 .-8rennbpl5.
Das ausse,ei&nette Brtuntoll str aatrbeten
Nrten II sci BEN llnttpei@neteu ffeta gum
Naarltpreis ~ babeu unb mire abnebmera ms
paus eeltefert.
Mud fnb bti mir ~ bs3itbfn: s =
ga d ffeine unb Salt
int @belefale un6 &eiail. :,
SSH o,.,sS Sssss Sss.s.a lessssSt; g! Ss;.,.
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Der 1Tar1,ter @tpre

Der Tarnter Stpre
- m. @Ittf6 ia,
Carver, Carer County, Winn.,
TN eseale pom 6etns 9arbmare=Stprf
:stba't cine Husyabl Spn
3utn>WaQre6. @@u9en 1at
q Stiefel11,
3reStfsnsn, :8htSfS Il. .,e.
1us1 stIfetl unb ssn eeRer 6HalitSt. Spnmt
uul AyGfet, ttr Ntreet pptl bebteut werS.n.
- Die hS9Reu Vreiie rersen bnablt FL.
01heH, 0srfe u1b 6aftr.
Nm. 9tt.fam.
Dfutf@e @pin11>&aber.
ost tem t1uteuei&usten fns foeben ausetsm-
asu ant u atebrtseH psetfen il Ssrsaafeu:
9eutf16e &ptnn:&dber,
~ bretserfdttbsnfn @rS6en.
Cts @aare II bic fdSufe ta @arst u. ssu
eky@ Ratertal oeavbeitet; &dber pub por
4sst0sssa>sl3 uub tebes sarantirt -.
II, ,,2o7 Dua. Ctr, sbsstsib ~ b,4dt
~ i 0t. 1Aul. |
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&6Gnbef1er S. e1fler

337 Dritte Strase, ct. paul Minnslpta,
- oerIertisen auf 8sF.gpna aue artsa
BON Serrnteitsrn mad ter neuelten Npes.
-A balten ftet5 oprrdtbig Elm sutes GTortimau,
tertiser Sberz unb unterfletcer,
eesslei1en cine 1hDne Musmabl n.utlder gSpt.
zen. uneBaumuOQen-g garne, beutlder esll1itte1
Sadea. @tranpie u. +. II. oaes in bsr sorsiis-
l'9ffH Auaitat une au SEN ppbIfeilitsn Yr,ilen-
SbDnheirer & Sf[er.
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Jem gn0(ano 8akerp
Don
QDui8 O. Rph.

DrttteSnabe,s ,swti9en Rpbertz u, Sadlpn.
Gmpfeblt I'D BEN wublitum mttieinem 8.ot
unb Ru9en, unb bic NIT bem &aftserbunben'
Graders- -Gabritliefert aas Mren Der teftei: &vat.
ferS.
6anblerim ganbe perben Is tnibrem 8prtbeil
Fmben, BEL mir pur3ulpre&en. 7Ob
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n 5p1u u. W,a1er.

J0bn II. WSa1er.
w 8rtbsezStabe, Minneapo!is, W:n.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
ealt Elm ~pbIaiIurtirtes 2ager ee5Gma ds ~ unb
mossr angsTertis:ern 5srrenfIeibsr.
@aIlimere,
Iu6e uno
WelfenzStpTs
sottatbis uno Tubrt fdmmtli9e gensIuuasu arT
eas vrOmptsltt uns 3ufriebenHeQsnefe aus.
q, Ceseleiten oTerirt meiu S:u,e eise o,e6s
~uspab1 bon RaPpeniairmen nnS anberns .3u-
peper 1851 e. 81. HHaner,
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Carl 9fdber.
I (DeMtl1er ubrma&eL
y &. &nllarhRiter

3. Strabe, Concert pau sesenubsr, ct. Yaul.
0srlauft 3al1en. unb Danbupssu, Gelb-
waarsM, B1iaen &c. 3u berabSeiebtsn .preilen.
llbnn une OplblaAen merben aut's BeRe une
BiQisRe rtparirt une fir elm Sahr earantitt:
Sir altes G'ob unb 9ilbsr wi.b ber bD&lls
N0reiS beadhIt
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1Gnbler 14Ua
Giien, Nd8eln. Stabl unb &obltn, paaz
sen, &erteM. 6Yrunafsee.n. Mren. Q,,ebl&mie.
eeetr6t9, @aouer. Del3. Arbeit, Qlempat trat.
,ratb uas f&reren 1attraartu iiberbaupt,
0ef4dftsaetben sun, ambpt.
Drtttt etrase, 9t.9aul, @tnu,
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9famaIef) s 4ieiem,
8u6binber, Mceiben3bruder
uMb 0erfertistr BON
County 8i1ern, Ne6nunssbldern,
JormularbI9trn isbsr Mrt.
NaT Wuttn, Maea3ine unp alte 8I&er .Eu
merten fril9 oebunben.
MQs Mr!sn Qimier., Druid unt Du9binber-
arbtittn werben aufS Befe beierst.
@e1bGftsIptal: Np. 184 brittle Str.,
ubsr @ul@sr's Gewebrfore, @t. Saul, Wtnn.
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&aipar SehrIeiu,

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unb
6drber
eaS-edseer3ten u. 5adluuFra5s,
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