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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02

% some husbands never leave home in the morn
inc inc without kissing theirwivessn bidding them
"eood bye, DEAR" in tones Of unwearied love J;
and whether it be policy fact i has all the Ell
ectofsfaet, and those homes are generally pleas
ant ones, provided always that the wives are ap-
preciative and welcome the discipline In kind
" spirit. We knew an old gentleman whoiived
with, his wife for over fifty years and never
left his home without the kisSand the good
bye, dear Some husbands shake hands with
.i.:. .;sas ard hurry nff as fast as possible. as
though the effort were a something that they
were anxious toforget, holding theirheads down
and darting round the FIRST corner. Some hus-
bands say, "well, wife, am going and start
at the word "go," which comes to them from
some back retreat. Some husbands before lcav-
ing home ask very tenderly, "What would
Won like for dinner, my dear y knowing all the
while that shewill select something for his par
ticular palate, and of he goes. Some husbands
leave home without saying anything At all, but
think good deal, as evinced by their turning
round at the last point Of observation, and wa
wing an adieu to the pleasant face. or faces, at
the window. Some husbands never say word;
rising from the breakfast table with the lofty
indifference of a lord, and going out with .
beartless disregard Of thoseleft behind. It's :
fortunate thing for their wives that they can hnc
sympathy elsewhere. Some husbands never
leave home without some unkind word or look,
apparently thinking that such course viii
teen things straight in their absence. Then on
returuipe-some husbands come home jolly and
happy, unsecured by theworld ; some sulky and
surly with its disappointmeuts Some husbands
bring home newspaper or book and burg
themselves for the evening in its contents
Some husbands are called away every evening
bv business or social engagements; ; some doze
in spcechless stupidity on sofa Until bedtime.
Some husbands are curious to learn OF tne'r
wives what has transpired through the Gay :;
others are attracted by nothing short Of achild
tumbling down stairs or the house taking hrc.
depend upon it, says DR.. Spooner, that home
is.tbe happiest where kindness and interest and
politencss and attention are the rule on the
mart of the husbands--of course all the respon-
sib;lity rests with thcm-and temptation fnds
no footing there
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02
.aIv lWintoring cabbage.

I have pfacticed for four years the following
mode of wintering cabbage, and it has proved
so we'll, give itfor the benefit of others. My
cabbage leff out till there is danger from frost
The heads are then cut on, with few coarse
leaves, and il winter does not seem to be upon
us, thrown intoheaps, and covered with litter Of
some kind, till winter seems to be coming in
earnest. Then the cabbagcs are put up in
heaps by placing them on the ground-three
from the bottom course, two from the second
course and one from the top. Make your heap
as long as you wish, pack them close by put
ting the largest at the bottom, and keep tho
the stem end up. Cover ten or twenty inches
OF more with earth, without any straw. Tho
earth must be in proportion to the frost. A
little frost will not hurt them II the cabbages
are not taken out till the frost has left them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02


IMPORTANCE OF Wanted
A young man 10 take charge ofa pair of horses
Of a religious turns Of mind. Aschool commit
tcc-man writes. 1--WE have shool-house large
enough to accommodate four hundred pupils
four stories high" ~
) A newspaper says: "A child was run over
by a wagon three years Old and cross-eyed with
pantalets on which never spoke afterwards.
Psrasol---A protection against the sun, used
by ladies made Of cotton and whalebone.
SrapsaArticlcs worn under the boots Of
gentlemen made Of calf--kins
An exchange describing celebration, says:
"The procession vas very fine and nearly two
miles in length as was also The prayer Of DIR.
Perry the ChapIincP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02

The Tower Of Babel, on which late accounts
announce that cross was recently placed oy
a missionary, consists now Of only two OF the
eight stories formerly erected. The remains
are. however, visible from very great distance
Each side Of the quadrangulsr basis measures
two hundred yards in length, and the bricks OF
which it is composed are Of the purest white
CLAW. with very slight brownish tint which In
the sun assumes wonderfully rich hue,
scarcely to be inflated by the painter. The
bricks, before being baked, were covered with
characters, traced most surely with the hand IN
aclear and regular style. The bitumen which
served for cement was derived from fountain
which stiIl exists near the Tower, and which
flows with such abundance that 1t forms .
ssresn, and wouldiuvade the neishbor'ng nrei
did not the natives from time 10 time set hre q
the ,sream of bituusen. and then wait quietly
until the flames should cease for want Of ali
ment.-- Galign0'od. .a ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02
CHARLEST0WN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1860


HdFDCFs FfTTy, va,
TNORw ARU1NG and COMMISSION Merchant.
and Dealers in COAL, LUMBER and HOUSE
BUILDING Materials Of all kinds, inciudiDg
White Pine and Yellow Pine Plank, Matched
Flooring, Partition Lumber, Beams, Joice,
Scantling, Pine, Oak and Cypress Shingles,
Iath. Batting, Fence Pales, Lime, Hair, Ce-
ment Bricks, Paints, Linseed Oil, Varnish,
Turpentine, Windows, (glazed and unglazedl
Blinds. Doors, Window and DoOr-Frames,
Nails, sc.
September, 21,-lm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02
School Books!

WE have on hand and for sale Comly's Spelling
w Books, webster's Primary Dictionary; Nc.
Gufy's lst, I'd, Sd, Ith and 5th Reader; Davies
and pixies Arithmetic, Mitchell's Primary Geogra-
DIV. MitchelPs School Geography Atlas, Outlines
Pbvsical Georraphy bv Cotton and Fitch, Buffers,
RroV-n'S. Bullion>s and Smiths English Grammar,
Comstock's and Townes' Chemistry, Davies Ele-
mentarv Algebra, Davies lst Bourden, Packers
philosophy, GoOdrlch's common School and Picto-
rial History; FrOsts Hstoryj First Lessons m His
tory and English Composition; Andrews Lam
I I'm. BullSon's Latin Grammar: Copy Books,
SIste, and Pencils, Ink, Pens, Paper and Enve-
ioDcs CAMPBELL 4 MASON.
Cb.rlestoyvn. August 81, 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02
GTOYER

FVNHE Citizensof the Shenandoah Valley are here
by notified that we have appointed as our A
gents. Messrs. Bailey and New, Forwarding u
Commission Merchants, at Harper's Ferry, who
will have constantly on hand and for sale, all
of our well known make Of STOVES, inciu-
ding Balloon tCoall Nos. l., 2,s, 4. Radiator,
tCoab Nos. I, 2. 8. A. Oakland, Coal No. l..
Scotchman. (Coan Nos. I, 8, g. Dining Room
Stove. tCoaA Nos. Z, 8, 9. Laura, Wood
Nos. /, 2, 8, 4. Bachelor, Coal Nos. j, q
Model Parlor COAL Nos. 3, 8. Old Franklin,
lCoaD No. /. Defiance King Wood Nos. T.,
s. Old Dominion, Wood Six Sizes. Cattage
Franklin, (Coal.l Grecian Capitol, Nos. /, 2,
3. 4. Virginia Star, (Coall No. ]. Jupiter,
Coal No. l.
JOHN HAMILTON, & CO.,
ProprietOrs Quincy Foundry and
MacLiRs Shop, Wheeling, Va.
Sept. 2l,-lm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02

A Loquacious gentleman finding himself a
passenger in stage coach with prim and taci-
turn maiden lady ofsome forty winters, endeav-
ored in vain to engage in conversation. AT
length night came; as nothing was said, both
fell asleep. The stage finally stopped, and the
driver announced to the lady that she had ar
rived at her place Of destination. Her fellow
passenger being awakened at the same time,
thought that he would exchange a word at
leaving, and addressed her Madam, as We
shall never again, probably, sleep together,
bid you very respectful farewell A scream,
and silence reigned again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02

WHERE THE MONEY WENT To.-The great
Sanitary Fair lately held in Chicago was the
most stupendous swindle yet conceived, Less
than three thousand dollars were left for soldiers
after the loyal gents had Atolcn their fill, and
parties are quarrelling over this. The abolition
papers, the Tribune and Journal, each received
about five thousand dollars for their influence
And so all the contributions to the poor soldiers
were stolen from them by these loyal managers
Plow up the hard pan of hell, cross plowit and
rake it with fine tooth comb, and in all the
depths of eteri sl d; mnation cannot be found a
bigger set of knayes, thieves and robbers than
have of late years been fattcning on the public,
while pratiDg Of their loyalty.-La Crosse
Democrat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02
IOHN H. HOOFF

A NNOUNCES TO his former customers and the
a public, that he has resumed business at the
store-roOm in the dwelling Of The late DIR. kaum-
one door west Of his old stand and offers for Cash
or Country ProdEee, carefully seleetedassortment
e invites attention to his stock Of Calicoes, Do
mestic Goods, shoes, &C., also Family Groceries,
and assures all who may patronize him, that tney
shall not 20 away dissatisfied.
CharlestOwn. Sept. Z, 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02


DANIEL, WEBSTER AS A FIsHEBMAS.--A Lit
lie Falls Potomac) correspondent of the Jour-
nal Of Commerce, who seems to have been the
furnisher of boats and tackle for fishermen on
the Potomac, writes ''i
Foremost among these t6shermen) was Dam
el Webster. When Secretary Of State, he used
to come here, always early in the morning, and
accompanied by his private Secretary. de
liked the fresh morning air as much as any man
ever saw, and when he talked to me freely
about fish and fishing, could believe that ne
had been in the business all his life. de was
always liberal, and where other men would give
me one dollar for mornings sport, he would
give me ten. And for an old man, as ne then
was. he was a good fisherman. l remember
well the day when he caught his biggest rock-
fish had taken him in one Of my boats te
the eating rock, and as we swung across the
roaring waters, the great man clapped his hands
like child. The fish weighed sixteen pounds
and gave him much trouble; and when gained
the prize and we knew it was safe, he droppec
his rod in the bottom Of the boat, jumped .
his feet and gave yeIl--aregular Indian yell
which might have been heard in Georgetown
He came often, was always pleasant in hisways
generally ON the ground as early as 5 o'clock
and once he gave me as reason for winding
mn che snort at o'clock that he was cblige'
to be at the Department before noon. Buthi
fishing days are long since ended.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02

RUMoRED INTENDED MARRIAGE OF GENERAL
HooD.--The New Orleans correspondent Of the
Mobile Register, writes to tha. paper:
1t is given as an on dit that the gallant Gen.
John b. Hood, late of the Confederate army,is
to lead to the altar, the charming daughter OF
Gen. Preston. The way it was found out here
was this: The bctrothed lady sent to friend
in New Orleans to buy her trousseau, of course
with injunctions not to tell. That was too heavy
a load for one girl to carry, and she had to just
whisper it into Fannie's ear. Fannie couldn't :
bear the burden and she whispered it also, and
finally it got to the ears of married dame,
who told her husband, as she ought, and he
lstupid) had to bIab it on the streets. Our
young ladies are delighted, and seem to take as
much interest in il as if it were TO be in New
Orleans instead Of way out in Texas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02


these sweet enthusiastically lines are copied m
! " FnxkrAs's JouRsAi-
Yurl that banner, for 'tis weary,
Rvund its stsf 'tis dropping dreary; n
Furlit fold it, IL is b-st:B All s
For there's not . man 10 wave IT.
And there's not q soul to save It.
And there's not ono left 10 lave Il
In the blood which heroes gave Il;
And its foes now scorn and brave 10
shi Furli ar h;as q, let il rest
Take that Banner down, It's tatteredi
Broken Is its staff and shattered!
And the valiant hosts are scattered,
Over whom il flozted high
Oh tits hard for us TO fold iti
Hard to think there's none 70 hold It;
3 Hsrd thaf those who once unrolled 1T
Now must fnrl 1t with sigh.
,Furl that Bauner-fnrl II sadly--
Once ten Thousands hailed II gladly,
And Ten thousands wildly, madly,
Swore II should forever wave
Swore that focm ans swords could never
Hearts like theirs entwincd dissever,
Till that Gag should hoat forever,
Ger their freedom, or their grave.
ruri Il, for the hands that grssped 1t,
And the hearts that fondly clasped II,
Cold and dead are lying lowi
And that Banner, ii is trailing.
While around itsoand the wailing
lls OF its people in their woe.
For. tbouph conquered they adore I'll
Low the cold. dead hands that bore it,
r Weep for those who fell before it,
Pardon those who trailed and tore u,
n.k X ,v;I1ly fhav deplOFe IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02
10000 Bushels Wheat

UTANTED, for which ! will give the high
w est price in cash. Extra and Family
Flour on hand and for sale, which will be de-
livered in any part Of the town, free Of charge
JOHN j. LOCK:
Charlcstown, Sept. Z, 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02

A young gentleman who was in the act Of
popping the question to young lady, was IN
terrupted by the father Of the faif one entering
the room, and enquiring what they were about.
"Oh replied the fair one. Mr. - wasex-
planning the question Of annexation to me, and
he is for immediate annexation"
"well, said papa, If You can agree on trea-
ty, I'll ratify it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02
Sl1ndrieS.

CtUGAR. Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Syrups, Spices,
- Fancy and Shaving Soaps, Baking Soda, Tai
low and Adamantine Candies, Blacking, Extract
of Coffee. Gelatine, Scotch Snuff, Water, sugar
and Soda Crackers-Wood, Stone and 9neensware'
&C. &C. for sale by W. EDl'
Augt,sf n 1865
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02

Every virtue gives q man degree Of felicity
Of some kind. Honesty gives man good
report; justice, estimation; prudence, respect;
courtesy and libefality, affection; Temperance,
health and fortitude. quiet mind, mot to be
moved by adversely. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02

There is an editor Of our acquaintance who
has published papers in twcuty~nine places
He is like the running govt, his party fssls him
suocessively IN every part Of its sydem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02

AlIOhNEl Al AAVg
OFFICE, No. II, Law Building, ST. Paul Street,
\ y Baltmore. Md, is authorized 10 transact any
business connected with the Free Press in the city
of baltimore. Aug. "a, 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02
JuLrvsC. HOLxEs,


Philips &c Holmes,
A DOPT this method Of informing the citizens Of
y Jefferson and Clarke that they have formed
a eo-partnership in the HOUSE JOINING BUSE
NESS and are prepared to I'LL orders from all sec
tiOns of the above named counties. ihey VIII en-
dravor 10 please those who may favor them with
orders both by their charges, and putting the work
up substantially.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02

Falling in love is ike falling into river, it
!, much easier to get in than cut. bs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02

- TERNIs.

Es~The Fax Pass is published weekly at TsO
Bo1ars and Fiflg eeHfs per aanan, "a Sdranes.
zc- one Dollar cad flfty Ceais for ar ''oa'A'.
Ets- The terms Of advertising are, for square,
iten lines or less, Oas Dallar and FVfy Cspss for
three inscrtioRs-larger ones in the same proper
lion Each continuance Thirty5ire Cents.
zs-No advertisement to be considered By the
nonh or year ualess specified on the Manuscript,
or previously agreed upon between the parties.
ss-An advertisement not marked on the copy
fora specified nuber of insertions win be continued
unti ordered ont. aud payment exaeted accordingly
REGrtAE ApyERrIsENENrs.-fO avoid any
understanding ON the part Of the Annual Adver-
tscrs il is proper to state dstiaety that their Pri-
y;lsge only extends to their immediate business
Real Estate Legal and all other advertisements sent
bv them to be an additional charge, and no varia-
ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-02

a Truth crushed 70 Earth win rfss ssaip.s
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
GAS 0rofe Gn0Ii(6r Geilmit-
tel.
Cir Spbn Glarfe's
bErhbmtes n1ittet fur Srauen3immer,
sutersttet na6 elmer 8Orf&rift tes Cir 8.
GIarfe, M. D., ausssei6nster ast
Der q 8Snfain.

Did: unfbGsbars gRtbijiu 1T unffblbar fdr Die
pslun3 ron allen ben fhmer3batten uno 9efdbrlt.
tbsn SrdutbGitsn, ptldbtn Die Gcuffitutiontn pcn
Gtaufuinnern urttermcrfsn fnb. Sc perniins
cert ellen tlstermaG uno sntfsrnt alIe pinoernifs
-une auf cine fafeTti9s psituns fam man fi6
= fhsr psrluGcn.
SIR perbriratbete eFraufn3immrr
Ia tis.tGs gang bsfonosrs fhaebar. Sic trinst in
elmer fur3ea 3sit bic mOnattibtn psriOben auf sne
9tpdElbTt GBeife an.
Sehs 8ottsl, preis Gin Sbatsr, bat ten 8eats:
uu9s;Stamp pon @rObbrittonieu auf fi6, UNI Sal
d1un9sn ju perbdten.
Sein pGrf1 1tiB 0.
C;sfs gtGen GolItsn I d efnommsn rptrbtu In
ttu orti 6rfsn N1ouattn ber Gbmanssrlbaft ins
b.m sieisIbt fherlih cine unjeitiss @sburt psrurs
hdsn,-bs elmer ieosn aueern Sse9enbst absr
tnO cisistts pSOis fiber.
Sn alien 5alIen pOn nerpSlsn uno Spinolsanfal=
len. Shmersn in bem 8idsn unb ben 6lieosrn.
0erttopfsn, 6pfferids, II. (. no., beprFen oies pti.
len ttns Sur, rpenn ale anetre Wittsl fsb9efnla
gtn boten uub ctfhon Gin ffartts SeImitttl, snts
haItsn bic piaeu bennch fsin GiGsH, Gaomsl. NM
timcnr, nod ir9sno etrpas fcnf, bas otr GOnfitus
iton 1thabet.
gcu ,fuwsiIuneen bsFnesn fb in ben aanpb.
cts UNI ot pada9su rpsIbs pebl oufbspobrt psrs
ttn ICutsn.
Sl.00 unb 6 grFsStamps in sinsn Brief ein9ss
dtoiTen, an ir9eno etnen autborifrtsn 19snten 9es
lunct, fbsrt ir9sno Semquo etu, 8cttsl Entjaltsno
so Yiutn, bem 8ddtsbrsbsr QCft ju.
ausini9er a9ent fit tit @srsinistsn Gtaatsn
uno bic GanaboS. Sob W1cfeS,
27 Cortland Straet, 81. %.
CETgtsnfals m bobtn bel ben Druaaiffsn Sobn
y gRoisr unb earpau uub SRartin, in ausntaun.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
l0o0,enc Bcll=BCan6ets, 6erctts
GuC6 lmO 6tumtge Bctt Tep=
piC6G
iitsvl.uat, bab tsr barn tauisn rsrtet

tittr,;u9t, ba6 tr barn tauIsn ptrbet
llntsr3st6nsIer winiGt aua su ttmerfsn, bae
CbslsiG sr nte in Der 9a6barI6aft BON anbrn
pcrarttssn GtabIiemrnt5 gRptIe sniammslte, unr
er aud Mot pdniGt Iolde 5u pf,tletntrn, baOura
cab rr gIetA antun pratlt baB tis III Icnr 94ol=
lermanufottur sema6tn Grtttet ale anprn in
pislem 2anSGstteIl tsi peitrm ubrtuifcn, G6 cen,
nod bic 6untltaft Der Glentaun gBpllenmtblr.
felt untrjsitnster bIeIslte innr bat, gan, sncrm
serr1strle unb ,par Mot rur aus Der Wa6tar.
itaFt, cneern auh nlAt psng aus tena6tartrn
gauntes, 70 bab au5efbstnte gererbGsrunaen une
Bermtruu8 Der WaI&nsrie iGbyli6 nUt6pencta
nno pCnI untEr3eihnetn an9cbraAt wurtn. llno
tnoem er einrn &unben tsrmit trrbinSlihIl tantl.
riniat CT, i& fsrner gasu. rcsttc lire l8cae nab
eer AlIrntaun BouenmarufafiUr trtnatn, paburh
ndBtA 81 MAIDEN, raB or ttncn ans i6rer g8c0e
quite HnH I&5nr Strife fir SonntasS pSu s6afF.
cut'n oIrfrtiSt, uno swar ,u tilltatn yrelen.-
Nlt9rfrr Gute tg!msrna6ts GtciFr, fcrte aub
BIanFst5 unb Eeppht, peybtn ,ur @etaufpprrds
Ibtg 8ebeltsn. an rsr aten!aun g1utlenmG6ls, Gab.
lids bonn Marfts8crei. an Der tlstnsn 9td,a mo
Ssr 9robe StcrnRsin III, bel
6enrp @abriel.
.. S.-Bptls pirb lttts eetauft urb ts
Baaabare gtsiS br5atlt. s. g.,
IaEntdun, 9unt "a, 1868. rot,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
Sr. se5. 81 SsSaarss,
Seetbin 8unoar3t oea 81. 8e9iments
9enniplpaniftber Sreiwilti9en BON
Der YotpmQcs sl(rmee.

SeBtDIh 2Sunodf3t 0es iJ7. Te9lmentt
Penniplpaniiber Sreipilli0en Bon
Der potomacsQrmee
9BGnIGt ben Ginwo6neln pcn Ql!sntann uni
Na6barf6aft trfannt 5u MAIDEN, bag In 8Ulst
Der NufmuFrrunB brs 0egimfn!s ct F6 raurrnt
IN Wtentaun niebcr9elalffn fat, 100 CT bic grnria
ctr WsStcn In alien 3weigGn wispel
luBunsbmfn tfatlfttt9t. Snbsm CT an ben t.a.
ttgfn S6ln@tsn BON 5utrrifatUr9, Gbancetlprs
pile, 8ranFtn's @roIang II. {. ~. 9tsil acnpm.
men, trFbt er umfafcnSe grfaDmn9tn ais Numb
arSt, ta &C 3unl preratirenten Corps su gt66ren
ete Gtre bate. tlnb pa er nit pu1htetentr
pOIpttdlern In SerbinSunB fano, 1ammsIte CT ft
o;r,e prafttit,e Senntnlfe ;ablrshsr 9ranf6titen
ws!casn Der McnI4 untrrpUrfsnit Nstlptm ili
tr elm eaelm a 6 G@ratutrter res
5sff'rfon NeoIcal Gol!rss ron Yblasslp4tn, unp
Gtt bic Drnris tcr Wsbifn fAcn felt IS Satrsn.
Da CT In ter SrbantIun0 BON guarn, &rant,
Pftten 1's! &rfa4runa Bat ipGnfAt er Fa tsfOn.
otre tes 3utrauen Colder ;u ertttsr, wrtte on
Rrantttttfn irnes tpttptian Organs teiDrn, iutrm
r IHOn StrIe Irbenb mo6te bic 9a9rr laaB tiht
naren.
@r la6et aud Dicienigrn elm, rsfte an Gro,
niihrn Sranfbsitsn lsibrn, Gls ba Iino alte ei.
ternce @efdpGre gBa1erfu1t, (fir plldc er Elm
6etna9c unfc9Itaus Sdlmittd tsiet D Nieren-
RranF6eiten, Crslts bur6 telGnOi0en G&mers
ctcrtat btn Suften mo I'm Jereu, 3u ntrrnsn
iinb y 8Grumatism characterization drp-
niiae Suitrn GronifGs Gmafdle; @pitfpIr
ODER 6alliuft; 8ancwurm Gb;sGrung Der 5sin.
Der Ssritirpfea 5aut 8rarfbtiten Gravel; !;
Rrcpf @ils5 &ranfs 6opfwe9 Wetannclie
cher Ntl5fa&t; SfrcfeIn 9tir9tpurm 5aIss
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