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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-15
THE CENTENNldL.

YratHDAgs Congressional proceedings pos
sess special interest for oyery Philadelphi N.
The bill providing for the centennial celebra-
tion Of the birth Of the nation, in 1876, in
this city, by grand international exhibition
of arts, manufactures, and products of the
soil, wus reported to the House Of Repres en-
tatives, where its passage was elo-
Gnently advocated by Mr.. Morrell, the
author of the bill. 1t will probably
come up for consideration again to-day,
when Judge Kelley and Judge Bingham
are expected to deliver speeches in its sup
port and the weil-known talent of these gem
tlemcn will insure two splendid vindication5
of the Just claims of Philadelphia to the pro-
posed honor.
There has never yet been truly national
industrial exhibition in this country, and
there never will be until the broader project
of an international exhibition is interwoven
with it. When England, Germany, France,
Spain, Italy, Turkey Mexico, Cuba, China,
Japan and South America send hither count
less products of their industrial skill, New
York, Boston, Baltimore, New Orleans, and
Chicago may also find Philadelphia not un-
worthy point for the exhibition of their
fabrics. But to concentrate an effective in
dustrial American display, we must secure
the cooperation and representation of the
whole civilized world.
To make an industrial exhibition interna-
tional, it is imperatively necessary that it
should be formally and cordially endorsed by
Congress. The exhibitors of other nations
will be wary of all projects of mere local
,,n nho., I~,,tf &C., 1,
to any exposition which is sustained by
single city or by only a few States, while to a
comprehensive American undertaking they
will gladly send profusion of their choicest
products. Such an exhibition would
give a greater impetus to every branch
of American industry than anything which
Congress could devise. 1t would teach mil
lions of our countrymen their strong and
their weak points, excite ambition, encou-
rage spirit of emulation, increase the incen-
tives to industry, and as a grand and com
prehensive school of practical instruction
repay a thousand-fold all the time and money
that can be expended upon it.
This nation is so constituted politically and
geographically that it requires, for the COM
plete realization of the grand project we are
discussing, the admixture of a powerful pa
triotic motive, which the centennial anniver
sary admirably supplies. Independence Hall
will become the Mecca of millions of visitors
from our own and foreign lands at time
when Fairmount Park is teeming with the
choicest products of every quarter of
the globe, and the combination of
attractions will secure even more
vayiad oomprahanSiya brilliant and usaful
industrial and artistic display than that
afforded by either the London OF the Paris
Exhibitions.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-15

FOR
EIGHT DOLLARS a., 81, EIdHr DOLLARS
4 good Serriceabe artici' settling much below thejr
ralue.
1yo1f ,.o,, r.,,,,a,, BENNETT & Co.,
~. 81 ~ ~ = 1't9 a.! II V''o 1o. TOWER HALL,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-15
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1870.

Sar Tho earliest regular edition of The
EvEura TErGoRApa goes TO press at u
O'Clock, and the subsequent regular editions
at =, Ss, and d. Whenever there is i'm
portant news of the progress of the Euro
psau wpr, extra editions will be issued after
this honr, and befose the regular time for jhe
early edition.
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OVERCOATS, OVERC0Ars,
OVERCOATS, OVERCOArS,
OTERCOATS, OVEGCOATS.
MEMS WINFFR
MELTON OvERCOATS,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-15

scarcely worth while to do any more tinkering
at the Amnesty bill. If we are ready to for
give the Rebels by sweeping Congressional
enactment, it should I've done outright, and if
We are not ready to forgive them, the present
system of dealing out mercy in detail to
everybody that asks for it may es we'll lie
COhtinnHd.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-15

gaE AMNESTY BILL was under eonsidera-
tion in the House of Representatives yester-
day but it contains so many classes of Rebels
en- prescribed lists that several amendments
were offered, and the bill went over. 1t is
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-15

COLD SEEMS SMALL AFFAIR.-Most people
neglect 1t. Who minds it9 YET Cold may turn to
Consumption, and then follows almost certain
death. Take Cold in time, then that is, take DR..
D. Jayne's EXpectorant, the well-known standard
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and all Pulmonary Complaints, and your
Cold will disappear well as all apprehension OF
danger. Sold by all Druggists.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-15

CHARNING Young LADY remarks significantly in
the presence of her fond admirer that great many
young gentlemen are making their lady friends
Christmas presents Of dozen pairs of Kid Gloves
from Bartholomew Kid Glove Emporium, No. 90
North Eighth street.
NICKEL-PLATED KEYS do not rust. Nickel-Plated
Door Knobs look like mirrors.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-06

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-06

\ New Hampshire paper suggests that
''iustitiable insanity /. ,he form in which
verdicts in many cases should be rem
dered nowadays.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte rides out dali
Iy now with four attendants, each of
when are thoroughly armed, and he al
ways carries three pistols under the
carriage seat.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-06
THE CATASTROPHE.

Inc room was on the north sd oi The
building, i'll The third story, and WIZ
about twenty by !wcn,y-iive l..t IT,,
Judges bench at one end confronted by q
small gallery at the other. The entrance
l. from balranlcd gallery in tnc upg,r
story, ovpr the Washington monument.
on the wcr tlour, and alb ,ve l. 20 XIV
LIGHT in the root, which admits In. ngiIl.
This balcony, or gallery, was also filed
with people who could not cain admit
tance to The court room. Not NOR, than
three hundred persons were in the court
room, but these filled il TO lis utm - ca
paciIy. y large number of lawyers and
re9orters were seated in the room im-
medlatel y in front Of the bench AMI II q
gallery. The opposite end was filled with
leading citizens, and the center was
'hr"nged by a crowd, both seated and
staining. There was General CONVEX
>atlon or discussion as 70 the merit, of
the case going on among the assembled
audience, the members of the press We're
arranging their papers and cracking Jokes.
as is usual among them, and ali wera
eagerly awaiting the advent OF the iudoes
At length judges .Joyner and Anderson
took their seats. when the conversotiou
luled among the people, and for the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-06

NiNNIrr" REnELlI"N.-Th, Wimi-
pc expedition uow fitting out in Cana-
ia. ami which Is nearly ready to start.
consists o: au'u. fifteen hundred troops.
guar and volunteer, and will be amply
-@"i len; & >4urlch the R,d.riy,r ryh,i-
hon. II il ever reaches the seat OF it. Eul
there's the rub. The only decent. or.
indeed. hardly feasible route thth,r, Is
across a portion OF United States terri
tory. buI permission to cross this Is not
likely 10 he given, >,iil L., asked, and
The expedition viii jhns have to take rp
is line OF march through the wiidqrnc>,
from some point on lake Superior. which
may be reached by boat. 1t will thus
take weeks, Ii not months, for the cxpe-
"Iilon to reach the scene of operations.
at tn best, and no one know, what de-
lay and dangers may be encountered.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-06

RAILROAD EXTENSION 1t i with
more thar ordinary satisfaction that We
announ. the tac;, lnat tn. contract Ian,
been closed Tor completing the WLitr
M"unthln Extension. OF The Boston, Con
cord anu Montreal Railroad 30 Lancaster
village, during the present season.
IlessrS. John Lindsey ut Lancaster.
and ). >, Ihompson OF Lyndon, former
y well known in this region a. Il con-
tractor, at the time OF the building oi' III,
Atlantic and 81. Lawrence road, are H..
partleS to whom the work has been lee,
and from their known energy and expo
Renee, the public can feel assured tia.
there will be no delay in pushing the
contract to compleiion.-Lomcuste,. H.
puJhccm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-06

The friends Of Senator Cra.in Of New
Hampshire are sanguine OF his reelection
t" the senate i'll June next \ good dead
Of interest Is manifested in the result.
owing to tie number Of candidates ia the
field. Mir. Cragin claims that Il. h;.-
l2l votes on The first ballot, which
would secure his reelection.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-06

LApI : H>rs.--It l. said one might
a. Wei hc out ii The world Is out OF tasE.-
ION. lii remark Is supposed to be c.
pcrially applicable +" the ladies. At 'ho
best, fashion i arbitrary, and !hs wura;
fashions are a. exlc'irtg and tyrannical -
the best. For instance, the hats worn
by ladics for y few years past, have an
severed the purpose OF covering the head,
and shielding part at least of the face
from the sun. But the style for the pres
cut -ca>'u we notice i totally devoid OF
any rim t. shield eyes or face from tie
barring sun. The ladies must ignore
fashion, or else put themselves to painful
Inconvenience AMI discomfort in follow
~ .h- iyrm,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-06

J" fIA' "LaFE~ An Arrangement
tu ra" .,i,roa' between New Haven ami
~sriu .icld .'r- INTO effect rext Monday,
-" ,~... y'l' be highly appreciated
B., SOM. >.." 'ran i To be put on,
.cavin- y" !I2,s. at ) \. NJ. connec-
ing with ia, o'clock night-boat from
N,w Y,r5 THIS ram Will reach Sprin.-
iicl 1t 30 H. season to connect with
IL mrruma train for northern Vermont.
jhe White Mountains, etc. This train
vii prove great convenience, for be-
~ide~ @iv,"g travellers only a day and Il
Haven AM o"rrh OF that point can reach
fhis elton he same dav.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-06

THE RICIMuND DISASTER Tie ap-
palIing disaster at Richmond, last week.
recalls Il former catastrophe in that city,
sil more horrible, which occurred in
De. 1911. 1t was the burning Of the
theatre, when about % persons persisted
in the confia@ration, and considerable
num;cr died from injuries received on
the fatal night
g. Remember the election next Tues
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-06
Terrible Calamity at Rich
mOnd.
.SirfY Persons kjIFcd.

richmond, Va, April -. \ Iar-c
crowd as-embIed this morning in the up
per p'riio.. Of the capitol building, where
the supreme Court Of Appeals Is located.
t" hear the discussion in tie Mayoralty,
case. Vt about eleven O'Clock the floor
9.''e WAY beneath the dense wei-hf. pre-
clPltlrlng the crowd t. the floor below.
winch vas that Of the IInuse of Dele
"a e.. Ii Is hard TO ascertain al present
the extent OF the injuries, 50 great i the
excitement. bat some are killed ana a
tar, number are -osyrly injured Muy
e.c,ic tie terr- he i"h by jumping in.o
the windows waen the floor rave way.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-06
KILLED.

Patrick II. AyIctlc; Capt. Charters.
Cmct OF the fire Bri-.,de: + NJ. SchuliyiG.
DIR. J. Is. Brock. editor Of tie Rlchmoud
Enquirer Julius \ IIabson. City Cal-
lcctor; :. Digger, member OF the ILou,.
If ID lcgatr,: +. \. BreHis Of AicNau-
dria; Sam'I !. Eaton ot Boston. Mas.
and formerly theatrical manager Of IN.
Boston Theatre: Pow haitian Rob RI.
Commissioner in Chanccry Of the Colt
of Common Pleas; James y Bamicr,
of Berlin. Prussia = +. Huruham O.,
New York y. T. Howard. lawyer: \.
=. A>hhy, merchant J. ". ID Bland
(roiured), Senator from Prince Edward
c.. : j. Watson oi Dan,iiIc: Thuml
II. Wilcox, cN-Comlrd.rlt, General
Samuel II. llavi~ton. u wealthy land h,I-
der OF Henry county: Ghari,- !. Grinun
OF Washington. ID. c; Roicri H. N1u-,.
jr.. land a-rut: Edward W.ud Of In
g!and William ii. Davis. coal m,r-
chant JOAN Rob It-on (r.iurcD. Bap;;~i
minister; Col. pcchi4uew OF iIo'volc.
I. IL. Foley. Deputy Uui.cl STATE, Mar-
-!al: W +. Bradshaw. .rocyr. ami 81
others among whom were one captain.
enc sergeant "uI nna prvtt,- Of tie po-
lice who were ,n duIy IN the hu.llin-.
I.tal, Hiiy-ci9hi.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-06

g. Remember the election next Tues
Y. AMI VOtc for an entire man.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-01

J abresefe BON Spnntaas 81
8 bulen. - Sas Sabresfeft Der aur biz
i60ilid : metbobiitiiden STRIDE am SofIons
Square 8eb6ri8en- Sonntassi9ule fano pprz
seitern itatt. Mls 8eneis BON benz gmpors
bliben Der Rir1e mag gelten, bag beren
Shuloen ipdbreno bes leBten Sabres BON
S2l 800 auf $4,000 rebu5irt morben fino. Ser
Yfarrer Der &irbe. Der G6rm. W. 6rplinaer,
puroe non Den &inbern Der S9ule nit elmer
pertbpolen iilbernen g8a1erfanne beItentt.
Die iiingfte &laiie Der Sdule, beren 2ebrerin
Srdul. Gbriitiane Wabl lit, erbielt einen Id6z
men Stablitib als Yreis fur Die meiiten Beiz
fridge (S153). Die @eiammtIumme Der Yeis
tr6ae tudhreno bes Sabres betrug S647.
Sie Baltimorer Sabres : GonferenS Der
bii@bfli1 metbobitidsn &ir=
d beginnt mprgen in Greoerid ibre &c.
Sisuns untsr YorfiB bes gbrtp. Biidofs
4mes. Sieie @onferen3 beftebt aus 6 Sis
%itrttten, ndmli6 Baltimore, St, Baltimore,
u o.3altimore, Greoerid, @aibinston uno
g8indefter, uno sdblt nod benz pori6briaen
8sridt Is, 1872 Wtitslieber lno 1856 Gird,en i'm
g8ertbe BON 81 ,546, 009 uno GO pfarrbduler
I'M YBertbe BON S2l9. 900 ferner 229 Sab
batbsi1ulsn nit 1856 8ebrern uno 90, 900
Stilern: Die @eiammt3abl Der @siflt9ex
betrG8t 1S5.
Sic uMarpIdnber Central
9abn". = Sem Staotratbe liest lett cine
Yetition Dor, norin Die Staot erIuht pirb.
S400,000 fir bic sWarpldnoer @entralbabna
Su aeiAne1, porausaeieBt, oaB 81, 100, 900 aus
anOeren Aueaen beihaft nerben. Sieie
Sunrlen 3uianlmen iouen, 10 beibt es, genas
9eno iein, Die 8abn. bon Baltimore bis aun1
Susauebanna Su %pofenoen, pp|elbjt bielsIbe
fi4 an Die sgaltintorer Central, unb Bort
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Sic -MfarpldnSer anacnbettz
MutfdIf.S

gu ben mertmiiroisiten Gribeinunoen in
Uebtete oes rortnlunalcn 2cbens aeb6rtes, bal
taft IN alien 9rDberen Staoten Der Belt 9li,:
ben'MIDle eriitiren. alein perbdltniSmdS;o
nur in penl8en Grftalten su finoen iino
wslbe Der gebanolung BON Augenfrantbeiter
8eiptoliet limb uno iomit oaraut hin arbeiten,
ben Terlult oes eoeliten Sbeiles oes menjdl.
li9en Gr8anlsmus, oes Ai9es, burG Die Ntit
tel, futlbe gBihenifait uno 9unit oarbieter,
gu perbinoern.
aud in unlerer Staot bate fid felt lonoc
l6on oas orin9enoe geoiirfniB eines iolder
SHitltutes beraus9eftelt uno nit Gett bari
per oeutlbe Sbeil unierer Seoblterung oaraui
ltolj iein, oaB Die erite Inresuns 3ur Grim
oun9 elres lol9en BON Seutiben a%usging.
Sm Sftober oes Sabres 1868 that fid cine
4n5abl unIerer berporra9enoIten beutid1en
Htitbar9er, Darunter ratnentlid bic $50. Chr.
VI, .. W. Gail, 8. .. 8raue, 70. QBiltens
uno Safob Sruit 5uiammen u1o ariinbeteu.
int gerein NIT mebrersn Amerifanern, unter
benz Nalten DWtarpldnoer Iusenbeil. Mnitalt1
maryland Eye Jntirmary) elm Snititut, bas
ttb lsttber auBeroroentli6 lesensreid e~ripieier
bat unb befen &uf bereits ourh bic aan,e
Union 8ebt, 10 baB Yatlenten aus fat allen,
ielblt ben entfernteften Sbeilen oerielben BARN
Silte ge'ubt baben. Der 3ped oes Sniff
tutes lie8t in ieinen Namen ausgeiproaen
itno beitebt in Der Aufnabmc BON Miiaenfrans
fen, pel1e, iniofern iie unidentified limb, in
Der Mnitalt leDi8li1 elm nlGbiges 3oitgelo au
aablen baben, tuibrenb iie bic ausaeseiduetfe
drStli9e Bebanbtun9 unb ior9iGlfiaite yfleae
gratis erbalten. Sie Nnitalt lit an Der Gde
BON Gibertps unb Barnesitr. belegen uno aeih=
net itb ourd 9eiunoe Sage, bobe gerdamlae
&ranten5lmmer, quite Yentilation, ionic iber.
baupt our9aus 5ipedndBise, auf &rfabruna
besrilnoete ginri4tuns bDtit portbeilbaft aus.
Gum Setter bieies Snititutes tpuroe bel Gin.
ribtung oefelben, bon ben e~r,pGlnten Grim
bern einftitnmi9 Or. @eprg Heulina oemdblt.
Elm iunger Mr3t, Der iib crit Dor &urSem bier
nieoerselaien. alein Don europa bic lpdrmiten
g mpfeblungen Der eriten NugenGr3te ~. @rdfe.
IN 9.tltn, 9ageniteder in Wicsbaoen uno
8iebreid In Yaris), oeren Sdiler er %aefpeIen.
nit bra9te unb in Der Sbat fi6 6erislben
rpiroig ernies. oa er fa bur1 b6tft ssiaidte
uno 9iidliHe Sperationen uno 3ursn einen
&uf erfparb, Der ibrn balo Yatienten aus allen
Sbeilen Der Union 3uftbrte. Ser Gpfermil>
lIsfeit Der Grinder, ipel9e bas SnItitut I'M
fangs aus eigenen Witteln unterbielten, ionic
Der erpdbnten ausae5ei1neten ,no eriola<
rsi4en Sbdtigteit Dts Or. Reuling nun lit es
auetn 3u5uI1reiben, oaB oaIlclbe in 10 ibers
raidenosr g4eiie ii9 entpidslt bat. Or. Geus
ling bat ioeben ieinen erlien SabresberiHt err
ltattet, Der uns oorliegt uno aus benz mir oas
Nahitebenoe mittbeilen. In Der lleber,euauna,
>aB Gin 10 ie8ensreid t~ptrtenoss unS nod oo5u
Son Seutitsn 9eartnbetes Snfitut semiB has
Satershe aaer unierer 8eIer erregen mub.
DIE @eldn,nhtjabt bsr I'm Nufna6me il, bic
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SelearaphiidlrS 2lnerlri,

0as Obernppelattonsgeri3t Yenuiul
oanten's bat entibteOcn, oub Der Staat, mel.
der Die unbeanipru9ten pon nlnmebr Der.
itOrbenen 9erionen Deponirten 6on6s Der
rSporfonoss 8eieli6aft' in philadelphia ais
lDnt 3ufalleno beanipru9t, biersu itiht be
rettt9t JET. 9tefe Gonos b~elaufen ii9 aui
Ser SarpTcr r9enrD Gbauncep" bra6te
9elterrl pnn ealifornier SlS5, 900 in CONTAIN,
ten uno Na4ri6ten BON Sit6mus BON 8ana.
ma big sum- 10. os. 'Sos Der. StaatensS eas
noncnboot pNiplie" tppate in Y6loe nad Der
ealeoonta : Sat abgeber, I'M Die Gerneiiuns
gen Der Sanoen9e fir ben Canal BON 9arien,
rltr ben cine In3abl Ar6eiter bereits e%noaairt
ltno, gu beginner. - In %. Sanuar tpur=
ben Die Geoolutiondre in Guatemala BON ben
&e8ierun9struppen bel 8alencia geidtaaer,
uno oarnlt 5rleoe 9eibafen. - Der SIt9mus:
eanal Sertrag 3utiden ben Ser. Staaten
uno Colombia beoart nur nod Der Inter
l9tltt oes yer. Staaten= Gonmiiars Der in
Sdloe IN Solioia %ertuartet puroe. - 9lm 2.
Gebruar 1piirte man in Yananta Gin lel9tes
Grobcben. gu WtoniepiDeo rubten in Ssoloe
elmer pOn 8an. Suare, an9e,etielten Re0ola.
ton ale @ei96fte. - @ans 8oraolan If
uerptlitet uno uerarmt Die &eute p]erbunaern
III ben Yropin5en unO gu Ahumpcion. Der
ttalleniI9e 9onIul pem retdle 6uuilien bel
Dem Gin3u9e Der AGiirten in aIIumpcion ibr
Sermo9en anoertraut po1te oamlt our6s
bremen ioaro aber e~rgriffen uro 3a beiIen
9eraus9abe senDtbist.
= 3u 9taibua, ". : g., ftarb Sonntug
Capt. Sobn &aae 95 Sabre alt Der lett
WaibinstoR's 3eit bel ieoer YrdfOentenipal
9efimmt.
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Sb0trner 0er ySuObQmer 3lpeiobabn" Aer
sSoiiOn : Yrouioenter Saupibabn@, I'M
S4lagluTe. Sein Yater uno 8ruoer farben
an 8lelber uriabe.
Sobann 8. &larenar aus Soaano, Mits
eiscntbhmer oes r8oltsfreunoes" 3u Ginctn.
natl, marc 9eitsrn beerOi9t.
- Sn Sort BaDne, Sno., bieB es eeTtern,
9r. Wun9en, 6on9reB : 9eputirter aus benz
B. Sbio'er 9ejirte, perOe nun aud als Saoei,
tentelz Vertdufer 9ebranomartt perOen.
- in Cincinnati u~srtlngte geftern g8. 6.
Ring, Sobn bes Yaitors Sing aus atbeng,
'en enquirer" auf S4aoensriaB pessn boss
8erleumoung. (Siebe unter r&lei.
Ter Yoit !~)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-01

anjtalt nuhiuhenosn Mattenien beiruo bonn
!. Gttober 1868 bis /. Sttober 1869 957,
ipooon ieooh "a ols uubeilbar 3~urifgetpieien
puroen. $50 patientsn frsauentirten Die Nns
italt ldugere Sci. 10 oas i'm @anjtt 1870 Sa9e
lang ar5t!tAe Sebanoluns ertbeilt nuroe,
ourbi6niitlia IA Gage lang fir ieoen Batien:
ten. "a Yerlonen puroen gratis ~bebanoelt
uno oerpfegt uno batten rur Elm gertnses
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