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Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

SUNDAY IN PARIS. s.--Everybody orders the
pest breakfast his purse or credit will allow
nun, and as by noon when break fast is served
appetite has been sharpened by three, four on.
tIlve, hours of fasting, superseded to Il. >e
Lethean hours of torpor the bed claims. ~
substantial breakfast not only disappears. bu;
many bottle of wine, and many half Gun Of
coffee, followed by thimblefuls of brandy or
liquor, Breakfast ended, they pace the Bon
leyards, or 60 up and down the Avenue de-,
Champs kIysees, perambu!atc the public gar
dehs, NIL the museums (all of them are omen an
Sundays or choke the railways suburban
trans. 1'ybody is tatigued on Sunday in Paris,
SO when night comes an excellent dinner is
dispatched, (which the majority of shop-kcep.
erS eat at some restaurant, that their omnibus
servant who does all work, from emptving the
otta-boX to lending hand to the vile when
dressing, may, like her master, CAD about town.
they go to the theatre. The play is the piece
IN vogue; or, if the latter be IN the gloss Of
novelty: a half dozen pieces are given. Sun.
day audiences prefer quantity to quality. Ac-
tors play rapidly and carelessly Isn't the
house filled = Only with shop keepers" " I
have noticed difference offorty minutes in the
n TINE taken to play fve-act piece at the
French Comedy in the presence Of the Emper
or, and IN the presence Of a Sunday audience
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

JEHIAL SLABS REMARKs.-W those
Christians who follow the tarthest off. They
always deny the soonest.
- You will find one popularity very prominent
II you undertake to so to the devil-the path
leading to him always points, as the swine
went, down hill
Men rpen much like apples Here sum-
mer, there an autumn, and, over yonder. n
variety later still-a kind that never mcllows
mt for use till after the frost and chill of winter
come.
lou may get on to a man and push him
deep under the murky waters of calumny.
But, be sure of this the deeper he sinks be-
meath your feet the higher he will rise again
when you step off from him.
Don't wait till your body is about ready to
plug up hole in the ground before you begin
your charities. 1t is too much like starving a
week to make room for good rouSing
Thanksgiving dinner. Somebody, somewhere,
will be sure to have to suffer for it.
Make monument of good deeds as YOU go,
and your dust will not want for friends TO see
to the marble in after years.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

Wicked men stumble over straws in the wav
to heaven, but climb over hills in the way to
destruction.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

You know who the critics are? The men
who have failed in literature and art.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

a THRILLING REMINISCENCE- of the
most thrilling "reminiscences of the annals of
the American Revolution is recorded of Gener
al Peter Muhlenburg, whose ashes repose in
the burylng ground of the old Trappe church
Montgomery county, Pennsylvania When the
war broke out Muhlenburg was the rector Of ?
Protestant Episcopal church, in Dunmore
county, Virginia. On a Sunday morning he
administered the communion of the Lord :
Supper to his charge, stating that in the after
noon OF that day he would preach sermon on.
The duties men owe to their country" At
the appointed time the building was crowded
with listeners. The discourse was founded
upon the text from Solomon There is
time for every purpose and for every work. 3"
The sermon burned with patriotic fire; every
sentence aud intonationlold the speakers deem
earne>tness IN what he was saying. Pausing
moment at the close of his discourse he repeated
the words OF his text and in tones of thunder ex-
claimed: Tile time to preach has past the time
to fght has GOMEZ and suiting the action to the
word, he threw from his shoulders his Episcopal
robes and stood before his congregation arrayed
IN military uniform. Drumming for recruits
commenced on the spot, and it is said that
almost every male of suitable age in the house
enlisted forthwith
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07
o II FICIAT.
An Act to fix the p,

fPURLIC-No. 81. /

| u tAAMS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE VNITED STATEs
! flSSED Al The SECOND Session OE ,TiJE Ei1RTS
FIRST CONGRESS- " '
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

Olive Logan is said to have discarded CHG
mons. The false hair trade is doomed.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

Census returns of ten parishes in Louisiana
show decrease in population since 1860, of
.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

A green grocer one who trusts.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07
BE
THE AMERICAN

THE AMERICAN
Ian DC had as a plain sewing machine without the
outtonhole and overseaming, at sl5 less than the
given prices,
We want few reliable agents every where, to
whom we viii! make it object to sell these popu-
lar machines.
Machines will he sent to any address on receipt
Of price. Every machine has full outfit for plain
sewing, hemming. &c.
We simply ask examination to verify all we
state.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16

CHEAP PLEAsUREs.-Our cheapest
pleasures are those which can he
:rasped OIL all sides. We can have
them In exchange for a smile. a kind
word, and a uniform ch%eerfulness.
There are people OH this earth who re-
ligiously expect pleasure and happi-
ness will come to them In the same
way that old-time rigor used to try to
bring order to the household, and edu-
cation In the school-room-by stern
and unfinching discipline, and a cor
poreal punishment that has been mod
tiled from heating with the rod to lash.
ing with the tongue. Pleasure and
happiness are something that cannot
be forced by any such YiXenish desire
for their possession. If.people would
have pleasure. they must themselves
be pleasant. Ii they would have sur
shine. they must themselves como out
from behind their clouds Of hult-tind-
ing and peevishness and scoldlng. II
things don't 60 just right, 1t makes
them no nearer so to give them q Nam
tippean blessing, and make all the
finer and more sensitive feelings quake
with apprehension. On the contrary,
we can only coax pleasure by gentler
wands of incarnation. If we want its
cheerful presence, We must remember
that like attracts like. II there are
smiles, sunshine, and flowers abont Ia,
let US not grasp them with a miser's
fist and lock them up In u hearts.
No: rather let us take them and scat
ter them about us, In the cot Of the
widow, among the group Of children:
In the crowded mart, where men OF
business congregate. In our families
aud everywhere. We can make the
wretched happy, the discontinued
cheerful, the afflicted resigned, at an
exceedingly cheap rate. Who will re-
fuse to do 1t? -r-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16

SNOWMAN ON THE WoCpcHUcK.-
Reported rerbattm ct laerdttm from the
showman's speech at . menagerie In
England. 1t was particularly edlfying
o3ts au1itorS and maybe TO our read
era 1This, ladiessand gentlemen, Is
the distinguished hanlmal known as
the Hamerican Voodchuck, first dis
covered by General Christopher Co
lumbus, in his voyage to the woods OF
Hamerfca. | Christopher saw him
quietly seated upon a bank OF clover,
aeyieWingt the SettiRg sun. aud Wonder
Ing vot would become Of Il. This ERE
Is one Of the descendants OF that same
voodchuck. as may be heahly seen BY
his general happearsnce, vich Is beau
tifuI and striking. He Is 4 solitary
creechur, and Is called voodchuck be-
cause he lives In the woods, aud the
boys chuck stones at him. He has
hair upon his back, and his tail Is
much the same lHs eyes are ct the
opposite ends of his body. and assist
him In the amusing occupation Of zee
Inc, yich he can see In the dark as ven
rs In the light, helse he wouldn't live
In 'oles hunder the ground. Like most
Illuminated things, he Is fond Of enjoy
ing himself. vich he does In q very
amiable and interesting way. He
'obbles along upon the ground, ven
nobody is looking, watches the birds In
the trees, and tries to sing like them,
vich he has never succeeded In doing ;
but this Is not his fault, because lie
hasn't got any feathers. The wood
chuck lives a good vile. Howing to
the quiet life ;vlch the yoodchuck en-
Toys. / ave sometimes Wished ! was q
voodchuck myself. But then there 10
not hexcitenient enough In II for a
Snowman. though I can say,as Halexan-
der remarked to Dlogenes, Hit l were
not a Snowman, l would be q wood
chuck, Here, ladies sand gentlemen,
Il the VERY oss OIL vicl the Duke Of
Valentine slew the Lord Napoleon
Bonaparte! Stir him up, John, and
make him kick a Bit"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16
THR HOLIDAYS INCRNDIA-
RIRa IN GRAaS VALLRY-
DlAHOLICAL WORK.

SAN FRAScIsco. December l6-3r.s.
Business of all descriptions Is almost
totally suspended on account Of the
approaching holidays.
Attempts were made last night to
burn and blow up houses In China
town, In Grass Valley, kesosene hav,
Ing been used, and kegs Of powder,
with fuse lighted, placed under build.
ings OH both sides Of the street. The
attempt was discovered in season and
was frustrated. 1t. was alleged that
the attempts were made by the China
men who were %quarreling among
themselves. I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16

2~v|Z&
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM THE SEAT OF War !
2. ii" % O
So az THE cABLEs. IT.
DATES TO T~HISAFTERN00N
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
SPECIAL t the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM THE SEAT OF War
az The CABLES.
DATES TO THIS AFFERNOON
HIGHLY IMPORTANT !

LONDON. December l5.-The report
ed capture Of la Fere Is ~coutradicted
Fordherde passed the town without
attacking it. Engagements have oc-
Cured favorable to the French.
Sr. PETERSBURG, December IA
levy Of six men In q thousand is or
dered. to replace the men lost In con-
sequence Of shortening the term of ser
vice. rrsr. ..r.a...~
LONDON, December l5.-The Prus-
slams are reported at Centres, MONTH";
chard and Romerautin.
ToURs, December 1.-THE Monite~r
SAYS the French are reinforced at all
points.
HAvRE, December LIZZIE Prus-
SLAMS have withdrawn from this sec
ton Of country and the road is open to
fYaetat.
lLoSpoN, December Is. "A French
iron clad, intimidating Gen. BRAND,
accidentally hit the u. 5. steamer She
nqndoah, at Havre barber. An apol-
ogy was sent.
Three hundred thousand French are
now training at Bordeaux.
LONDON, Dec. l5.-The Times says
that it is not England's duty alone to
resist the absorption Of L.uxemburg,
and that perhaps Prussia, thus salts
fled, will forego the absorption Of Lor-
raine.
Florence, Dec. 14.-Lauza, while
urging the bill relative to guarantees
to the Pope, said the Catholic world
demanded every possible guarantee to
concede the bill for the consolidation
of the Papal debts.
wAsnrSaroS, December 16.-The
ridiculous story telegraphed here from
Europe, that President Grant had
written an autograph letter to En-
pcror Alexander, Of Russia, rendering
him the aid Of a fleet Of war vessels In
case Of war, is pure fiction, and was
deemed unworthy of contradiction till
recently it has been repeated here.
There Is no foundation whatever for
the report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16

SoLASois the eighth county Of the
State Of California, as regards popula-
ton. With 10 Senators and 50 Assem-
blymen comprising the State Lsgisla-
ture, we will be entitled to Senator
and a half and two Assemblymen, or
one Senator and three Assemblymen at
the next apportionment. So says the
RenHhic0n, ....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16

CHRISTINA. - Only about n week
longer to Christmas. 1t comes, as usual,
on the 18th Of December. Welcome,
thrice welcome. to the good old Christ.
mas and New Year holidays. Next
TO our dear old mothers, they bring
Our memories nearer to Heaven and
future blesssdness than all else during
the rear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16

SETTLED IN MASSACHUSETTS. : A
Washington correspondent, writing to
the Chicago Trioans, says George c.
Gorham has permanently abandoned
the Pacific side, and has purchased a
home In Massachusetts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16

FREEMAN SHlErEzR, Of Batavia, So
lano. county. CAL, the man that drew
the $ls, 900 prize in the Mercantile Ii
brary Lottery, Is going to marry and
90 on a visit to the States this week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16

OCEAN county, New Jersey, has pro
duccd this year "a, go bushels Of crari-
berries, worth at Wholesale 81 80 a
bushel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16

AeENTaARR MAKING 600 TO
"A $500 per vesk ceiling tbs Aiuminum Jew
s sns:a, The e be -: g. ;n sasss ooi 81 g %Sies si e .l iassU;
scids. No ons csnstsfi Il nom gold only By
welght-the Aluminium Gold being about one.
tenth lighter. L. y. DRFoREsT &.Co. are
selling their goods for onetenth the price gold
jewelry 10 sold fo,. and % mo:s liberal terms Z to
81 3 assni; ! auii ana eoneiets s..Ortnsnt 81
goods. conststt0e Of Seals. Bracelets, Lockets,
Ladies' and Gents chains, Pins, Rings, Sleeve
Buttons, Studs, ete.xSos 11oo-!k26 TO . 30
when tho goods are f6eeived. ana the Nother tp
in 30, 60 anAo0AayB.l1Etle1 Mt1Atngt 70 ofdef
80 mLdV. DEFORHeT 400.,51 .
nli-sm +osnd u Broadway, N. 7.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16

). c. YoLFsxILI, on: Putaho creek,
California, has gathered and sold 1000
pounds Of Sgs from n tree this year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16

|. ROVE has 1900 priests, ss2 semina-
rists, 3.023 monks a S9 nuns, ana as
many more novice, spd clustered per-
cons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16
LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

ESPECIAL TO rHE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS Br
rUr wrsrERN UNION rxLEoRArH LISE.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16

PRICES OF ADHESION:
Dress Circle and Orchestra Chair. ........$i 90
No extra charge for Reserved seats.
Parouette. 49,. SOC Private Boxet....5 "
Door open at Z O'Clock. Performance com.
mences at 8. ... ..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

OUTRAGE AND LYNoHiNa A dis.
patch from Fort Scott, Kansas, of the
18th inst, gives tho following chapter Of
horrors:
On Tuesday six men, either Texans or
struggling outlaws from the Indian Ter,
tory, came to The town of Ladore, few
miles south. After drinking all day they
went to the boardin. house of N. Roach,
and asked to stay all night Being re-
fused, on account of their drunken con-
dtion, one of The party knocded Roach
insensble with revolver. They then
went to the bed occupied by two daugh>
ters of Roach, aged twelve and fourteen,
and rayished them during the entire
night, using knife to accomplish their
purpose. Roach recovered alter time,
but feared to interfere, knowing he would
be killed if he did SO. lie described the
cries and entreaties of the girls as heart,
rending. A quarrel arose among the
demons, and one was shot dead while in
the act of satisfying his lust. AT day.
light the party fled, one taking with him
to the woods the youngest girl The town
was Immediately aroused, and parties
started in every direction to search the
tends The one with the girl was soon
overtaken, and hung to the nearest tree.
Two others were found secreted in the
town. and taken and hung to the same
tree as the first The remaining two were
also captured, and one Of them hung
The other one, at last accounts, was in
the hands OF the citizens, but will proba-
bly, share the fate of his companions.
The universal verdict here is, that in this
instance at least u summary manner of
lntl'ctlng punishment was entirely right
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

The report that Fenians are concentr-
ting at Duluth is confirmed by papers
published there, Fenians are also said
to be concentrating in other places in
Minnesota at St Paul about 800 are
conSregated, who are preparing for a
march to the Red River region. While
we do not wish to irritate our Fenian
friends unnecessarily we can not help
asking how much or in what way this
expedition to Red River, provided one is
rea " on foot, will contribute to the
freedom of Ireland.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

News reached Chicago on Saturday Of
another battle between United States
troops and Indians in Wyoming Terri,
tory, near Atlantic City, 0 the 4th in
slant. The indians had stolen a larre
amount OF stock from the white settlers,
all OF which was recovered by the Veto
rious troops, The fight lasted nearly all
day and the Indians were completely
routed, with loss of seven killed and
one badly wounded.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

TRUE TEST OF MERIT.

ETis safe Plan TO beware Of machines that You
! cannot get time to try at your lei.ure. We can
say nothing about our machines, that others, having
poorer machines, will not be willing to say about
theirs hence our plan of thorough and tree trs Is
me only n'aib method Of detecting the counter-
felt from the genuine and to that test We cheerfully
ana fearlessly submit our machines. Durig the
present haying and harvest season these machines
viii be let on free trial in competition with any and
all machines made, II they do not prove to be superior
TO all others, the parties using them may return the
same, and no charge viii be made.
z y Office on Commerce Street, Mineral Point, -
where Will be kept a. all times full stock of Repairs
q Messrs. BREWER X pENHaLLEGON pro-
once dealers, have been appointed Local Agents at
this city, aud viii transact all business for US In my
absence Urders left with them will receive promp, vt
tention
CHARLES Ii. RUSSELL.
Mineral Point, Apr 4th, 1870
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

The TwENTlEl H REGIMENT. Col. Henry
Bertram, OF the 10th Regiment, has
issued cali to the officers and soldiers
thereof to attend meeting to be held at
his office in "atertown, on Tuesday
evening, May Eth, at y o'clock, for the
purpose of consulting about holding II
Reunion OF all y isconsin regiments and
batteries (Which served during the late
war;, on or about tne 4th of July next
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
o|L 8 !

VI every 1nality, color, or kind by the barrel, gallon
pa, VI ounce,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
Foreclosure sale.

lsTATE OF wlsCoNslS-Iowa County Circc
- Court.
James srenscly, Plaintiff, against Jumss A Hare,
Defendant.
Notice Is hereby given, that In pursuance and tv
Virtue Of a judgement Of foreclosure and sale made
la the above entitled action, on the Both day "
March A. H. 1870. by the Circuit Court Ia and H.
.ai ounty the subscriber, the sheriff Of said couh
~ will tel at public ytndne At the front door OF h.
Court lIou In the Village 81 ilodseyle in sab
County on the lblrtieth dag Of May 4, ID. 1870. w.
yoeock Tn the afternoon 81 that day III. real estate
and mor'gaged premises directed by said judgement
10 be aod and .herein described ms follow
to wit The south west quarter Of the soGth east qua,
ter Of section No three 90 town FIX 6,l range tive
CA EAST Of the fourth principal meridian, IN low
County and state Of Aiscousin or 80 much thereof
as viii satisfy the OF SOL ID with Interest ard
costs.
Dated sherif's office, Dodgeyilie, this 9th day ~
April, 1870 -
WILLIAM SANDS.
Sheriff Iowa County, VII.
RP. WrsEn, PMS Any. eS-n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
Dissolution Notice.

THE eoparnersh'p which hasihefeiofore exla.d
! between the undersigned under the name and
n Vie ~ Lanyon Sancolas Ia this cay dissolved ~
mutual consent all accounts Of the firm settle WITT
Josiah LaDyon.
JOSIAH IAsyos.
JoaR scoLAs.
hineral Point, April iI,h. 1870. lI-Sw.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
s.

v W dimensions and shapes Attention given 10
"'-luttlng If the DR.. can't suit you, either on
''s'y price, shape, size, or quantity, you are hard
y ''sa'e, or 10 not Wish to purchase.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
Lamps. Lanterns,

Aanp Fixtures, u every design can be had a,
'AA Drug Store. 1t is there you can buy any.
rom gu ounce Lamp to parlor Chandelier. -
"'f'' himneys, shades and Weks o. every size
''a''aatly kept IN stock.
~ Examine his stock. Notrouble show goods
t'oys an accommodating young man to show
4'r2isndise to those wishing to purchase goods
ais line.
NJ nFnemoer The place. opposite City Hall =
"set, MINERAL poiat, Wisconsin.
me door West " 7. ALLEN 4 Co.'S Store.
\ oRE CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
a., ,nhhough have sold All the lot. In the first
=. Md nut, have more 20 sell, az have Just
b., another block Of fine lots, with streets in
Nsa' aud in the rear Of each.
A.n. JOHN ROBERTS.
isn', July 10, 1852. 1871
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
Also Agents for the
Madison Mutual
RANCE COMPANY.

This Company takes risks 1nly on Isolated buildings
It's pariicu arly In the Interest OF Farmers As VT
Insure only such property scomparstiyey safe the
rates are necessarily much low n than most others.
Its HOME Company, purely Mutual, and perfectly
reliable.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-17
Mannrl an Nrhensfraft.

WtaubmaI 1T In sroBsn uno anItsiueuo gut entutdel.
ten a6rperseftalten elm Wan8sI an 2sbenstraft oorban'
ben. Srrfuliibs Sebrer uno Ntusteln limb niht INNER
Nnjeitsu ferniger &raft uno iiarfer 8eiunobeit ieires
BeIibcrs. Die O iunobsit binat rrebr bot benz 3uitanoe
bes Wta8eus. Der 2eber uno Der Gin9elueioe als bon br
8reite Der Sdultern ober Der SrbBe Der loderen Ssbel
uno 5laidenilge bes a6rpsripitems ab, in luelden man
ben Sib Der StGrte o%cr,nutbct. Sieie game ~9rpBartise
Waidinerte III an Id feline Sduspebr seeer Srautbsit
ooer gerfaG. atidte uno oolionmene Beroauung, res
~9clmGbi9e unb aeiunbe 4biheiounsen. unperoorbsnss
8lut uro cine re9elmGBi8e Gusideioun9 bes ~iberIiiiiI
gen Stotes bes a6rpers burd bic Sdrme, gisren unb
Yorer, ino bic tnadti9Ien Sbubmittel 9esen arant'
belt. Die befen 8ir9idaften fir 2an0Isbietsit. Sisfe
Sbiefte su f6reern IN Der sroas 3nedf bon a5ps
ffetttr's Waaens Sitterem. Die SeitanotbeiIe, aus
,uelden has eroBe stdrtlngs. uno Wtilcerhn8sttittrI Su.
iammerseiest 1T. Inb Icbislid aus benz YHanjsnrsite
senommsn. unb ibre neoiliniiden Boriiiee wsroen ourd
~triuerlei ibarfs uno siftige Gtemente. ipie fe rsbr ober
,ueuiser In alien ~trGftissn mtueraliibeu Nr,neisn Dor.
banbsn iinb. ueutralifit. gBsr an frauibafter Yerbau.
un9. 8aai9teii, g4tbisfsber, gsruenI 6pG6e ODER Der.
fopiune letoet, itnoet nidt MIR ~ioiortise 2%iuosruus in
bent @ebraute beIes an8enebnten Gteij4 uno Griitt.
9un9smitteIs. Ionoern ptro fih i'm 9aufe Der 3,it elmer
3uuabme BON &0rperelaiiiiit6t uno 9ebensiraft beunBt.
Nuitrenpllng uno Alteretn'lilie brtngen aut lie nidt rtebr
oifielbe Wirtung ,pe friber berpor tno lie filblen Iidl,
ais oh lie neiibelrbt iudren uno cine neue Neieroe f0rpers
lider uno 9eifttaer Sraft erlan9t batten. Sies III bic Grr
ilhrung Sduienoer beioer @eihlehter gemeier. uno ieoer
Gag fi8t ~ Der Wtalie Der Ssuriie neue BeIi6ti8uns
btuju. SIN oieier 5abrssjeit. no bic 3emperatur uno Der
3uitano Der 4tbupipGre einen b~eionoers nieoerihlas
9enoen GinftuB auf Die @emutber uno Gorper fr1ntlider
psrionen iiben, 1T Soitetter's 9itterer oas ein,ise Star.
tOnnen. oaB es ibhelt 3ur ihneuen uno ~bleibenocn gBie.
oerberHellun9 0elien lptro. t40-5t. -25lp.)