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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-03-29
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Napoleon En- Route TO England.

The Emperor Louis Napo!coa, En-.
peror no mor.', is hourly expected il
England. /, is a funny thing th..t
England should bn the asylum If un
fortunate monarchs as the Uuit ed
States is the asylum of diScontented
democrats. When the E'irs, Nap3-.
leon threatened England t'rom
!'oulognc the celebrated Rober, Hall
spoke Of his country as "the la st asy-
lnm Of libo.ty.' No one can refuse
to adalit that the Upitcd States and
Great Britain are the two grand
homes of liberty. Napoleon has been
happy in England before. IIc has
been happy also in the Unitcd States
1t is we'll that he should 20 to Eng.
land now. But, if things do not turn
out to his advantage in France, we
adylsc him to coMe over to New
York. Tanmany opens ita doors to
brains, aud Nnpoleon's experience
might be useful even TO Peter Bis
marck Sweeny.-N. Y Hcrald.
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Unansw.rable Arguments,

Established facts are silent arpumen,s
which neither pen nor tongue can shake
anu IT is upon established facts that the re
p";alion of lloStctter's Stomach Bitter
AS health. preserving elixir, and whole.
som" and powerful remedy, is based. When
Witnesses come forward in crowds. yoar
after year, and rcitera,e the samo state
mrnts in relation to tho beneficial effects Of
a medicine upon themselves, disbelief in
its efficacy is literally impossible. The
credentials Of This uncoualied tonic and
Alternative, extending over n period Of near
y wen'y years, include individuals Of
every class, and residents of every cline.
ana refer TO the most prevalent among the
complaints which afflict and harass the hu
man family. Either multitude Of people.
strangers 10 each other, have annually
been seized with an Insane motivcless dc.
sire to desire the public, or Hos.
cen,uary, have been sfordng suoll re.
lief to sufferers from indigestion, fever and
ague. billiousncss. general debility, and
nervous disorders, as no other preparation
has ever impaired. TO day, willie the
eyes of the render are upon these lines,
tens Of thousands Of persons of both sexes
are relying upon the Bitters ms n sure dc.
fence against the ailments which the prcs
ent season cngcnders, and their confidence
is not misplaced The local potions which
interested dealers sometimes endeavor 10
folst upon the sick in its stead, arc every.
where meeting the fate that is due to fraud
and impoetnre. while the demand for the
great vegetable specific is constantly in.
creasing. marc
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The Pacific Railroads.

1t is encouraging to see the opening
OF business on that portion Of the
Northern or Oregon Pacific Railroad
already finished. 1t seems to be the
intention of the incorporates to hur-
ry the road to a completion. The
Southern or Texas Pacific is also in
fair way to an early completion. Both
IF these roads have feceived cnorm Gus
grants of land from Congress, and
thsre ought to be no impediment to
steady work upon them. Ono good
effect of the opening of the two new
thoroughfares from the Atiantio to
the Pacific will be the lowering of
fares and freight tariffs on the pes
ent line, and the consequent increase
of traffic. TIE roads the msclves will
in inc build up way trade of their
own, as they build up the country
through which they will not be de-
pendent upon tile immense through
travel for their profits.
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The "PAIN Killer" NAV justly bo styled
tho great mcllicne Of the world, for there
is no region of the globe into which it has
not found its way, and been largely used
and highly priced. Moreover. there is no
cline to which it is not rovcd 10 he we'll
adapted for the cure of considerable va,
ri0y of diseases; il is q speedy and safe
remedy for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises,
wounds and various other injuries, as well
RS for dyscntcry, dinrrhoea and bowel com.
plants generally, it. is admirably suited for
every race Of men on the face Of The globe
!; is p very significant fact. that notwith-
standing the long period of years that tho
"pain Killer has been before the world,
IL hts never los; ono whit of its popularity,
but on The contrary, the call for i: has
steadily increased from its first discovery,
and at no previous iimc has the demand for
il been so great, or The quantity made been
so large, ms il is day.
Another significant fact is, that nowhere
has the Pain Killer ever been in higher re-
.putc, or been more generally used b.
families and individuals. than it has tccn
here ut home. where it was first disc ,vcrcd
and introduced. That the Pain Killer will
continue TO be, what we have styled il
the great medicine of the world, there can
not DC the shadow Of doubt. bt.--Pro, idence
Advertiser. mar2
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can got nearly twenty times your
moneys worth by subscribing to Pc
ters' Musical Monthly. The April
number is to hand, and contains the
following beautiful selections,
"Send the little Ones Happy to
Bed, song Alone by the Sea, song !;
Building Castles in the Air, Scotch
Melody {; Somebody Loves mo Dear.
ly, song Go, Pretty Flower, with
eyes of Blue, German song Beauti-
ful Days that are Dead, quartet !;
Easter.Time, sacred quartet Blue
Eyes Galop Indiana Polka Vii
lagc Polka Take me Uome.
The above pieces, if purchased III
"heet-form, would cost s1.75. You
can get the lot for thirty cents, By
sending to j. j. Peters, 800 Broad.
way, New York.
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FPiGndlcSS.

The World says Among the origi-
ual admirers of General Grant, he
has ceased to have ary friends. Mr..
Stewart, Of this city, who perhaps did
more than any other man to secure
his nomination and election, holds
him in utter contempt. Among the
wealthy nnd respectable gentlemen.
who subscribed so liberally to the
Grant gifts, we doubt if there is ono
who would give dollar now, even if
Grant were starving.
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THa RAIArIaLn HnAAzn

ALABAMA CLAIMs.-we are inform ed that
tho most persistent and unyielding Of the
private citizens who have claims vs.. tho
British Government arc DR.. j, G. Aver g.
Co., of Lowell, Mass, lthemnnu turers Of
medicines. They will oonscnt to nothing
less than their demand for medicines dos
tr,yed by tho British pirates shall be paid
in gold and in dollars TO tho last cent,
They arc smboldcned by The fact that the
destruction Of their goods by the English
Id China end elsewhere (fer where are not
somebody y have hitherto been paid ip fulI
and they now say that they shall be. They
however. propose this compromise Give
us Cannda and wo will consider it even,
because We can then send our remedies
hero withou. dmty.-W Washington NcMs.
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AHEAD o. THE NoRrH. In many thinge
the North has for n lcng time been ahead
of The South. merely bccausc onr people
have neglected 'heir natural adv.,rtagcs.-
ln nothing was this more palpably the case
'han III the manufacture of doors sashcs
blinds, mon,dings. &c. This WAS noticed
ny Mt i. L. To.'c.a an entcrprising Charles
;onian. &nd he has now one of the lnrgcst
an | most successful manufactures Of doors,
snshes and blinds In the whole country
S"r ms advertisement. MARI
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a pondent of the Scientific
American writes that he has seen n
steam boiler advertised which saves
33 per cent. Of fuel valve which
saves 10 per cent. governor which
saves 10 per cent. cut of which
saves 10 per cent. a firc CRATE which
saves 20 per cent. metal packing
and damper regulator which saves 10
per cent, and a lubricator which will
save | per cent.-makiDg in all
saving Of lcl per cent. Combining
all these improvements, an engine
would, he thinks, run itself, and pro
duce an additional one per cent. of
fuel, which might be used for domes.
tic purposes.
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FURNITURE.

large lot Of Furniture,o snsistiag Of
Lounges, Sofns, Book Cases, Writing Desks,
all Walnut, 100 as .ortcd, Single and Dou bic
Bedsteads, 100 White Oak Split Bottom
Dining Chairs, Parlor Chaira, Wararobep,
Cottage Sets, and everything usually
kept in the Furniture line, at prices 10 suit
the purchaser, for cash, Looking Classes
pat in old frames or made TO order. Our
terms are cash and We will sell for the cash.
Gall md SEQ our large stock, ,ust arrived.
jaa &c MCINTYRE 4 40.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-03-29

Baron Gerolt, the German Minis,
ter at Washington, on Friday, presento
cd to President Grant q letter from the
Emperor William, officially Informing
him of tho consolidation of the En-.
pire under Imperial rule. The Presi-
dent replied to Baron Gerolt, con.
gratulating Germany upon the union
Of the States, and reciprooating the
Emperor's wish for further peaceful
relations between the two nations. Il
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Notice..

THREE months from date application will
be made TO South Western Il ii Road
Bank and South Carolina Rail Road Con-
pnny. for renewal Of certificate, date, and
number not known, for eight t8) shares o
said Stock. Also for renewal Of oer,ifcat to,
date. and number not known. for eight half
shares in said Rail Road company. The
certificates standing in the name Of Thom-
as McCulloch. Original lost or destroyed.
mch l5-x3m DAN'L HALL. Ex'or.
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death OF Ha. w. Hsoncv.

We are called upon to chronicle
the death, of Me-. Il. w. Bouey, a
former resident of our town. He
died at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday night,
at his residence near Yonguesville.
from pulmonary consu uption. He
was in the 34th year Of his age.
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The Hope Of The Country.

Dom Piatt says, and no doubt tru-
ly;
at is hard to mako the people from
the interior believe it, but any man
can verify the fact by coming to
Washington, that there is not an
honest prominent Republican but
what looks to the Democratic party
for relief. This man General Grant
has brought US to jnst that pass that
NC are forced to look to the opposi
tion for help"
Donn also says:
"Thc Democrats have ninety.
three votes in the House, and on all
questions not purely political clear
msjority, 80 that there is something
of check in that direction, for which
we must thank God and take cour.
age"
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Candy! Candy! Candyl

900 lbs. Assorted ''andy, Cash, shoo
Hly and Elephant Prize Boxes, Canned
Goodf, consisting m Fresh PcnUhos, Green
Corn, Strawberries, Oysters, Pyandy Peach
e., Jellies in Tumblers and Goblets, sar-
dines, also a fne lot of CIgare, and Durham
Smoking Toba 700, Crackers Of all kinds,
Pickles, Almonds. Butter, Pecan and Hazel
Nuts, English Walnuts and many Other
sytiolsB too numerous to mention, nt
mar n. J. MCCARTNEY.
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Groceries,

GLOUR, Sugars, Coffees, Tea. Gardinss.
J. Candles, Canned tomatoes, Jellies,
Canned Oysters. Cakes and Crackers. Pep
per. Ginger, Alspico, Cloves and Nutmegs,
Pick les. Starch, sonp, Soda, Concentrated
Lye, Palash, Backing, Backing Brushes
Mustard. French Mustard. Esoenc 8, s,assert.
cd, smokingand Glowing Tobacco, and Yam.
kae Notiona.
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Notice..

A LII persons having demands against tho
n late George r. Hunter, deccased. will
present their claims properly attosted, and
those indebted. will make payment to tho
undersigned on or before the 1st day Of
January, 1872. GEORGR l.. HUNTER,
feb 28.flx2 Admr.
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The New Orleans leo factory runs
six machines, costing $4,000 in gold,
and freezes sixteen tons of ice daily.
Tho water is pumped from the missis-
sippi, purified and frozen in blocks
three inches thick, and twelve by
twenty-four inches thick in area. Il:
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-Four radical Governors are now on
trial for impeachment Holden, of
North Carolina Butler, Of Nebras.
ka Clayton, of Arkansas and Reed :,
of Florida. What pure representa-
tivts the radicals select!
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New Adver1ixcn,cntn.

n Gard r.. G. SILVER, Columbia
Great inducements offered.
Gcntlcman's Spring Sui,s- McMas,
tor 4 Brice.
Masonic Meeting Thursday night.
Spring Goods-F. Elder.
Corn, Oats, Flour, Bacon, &C., jus,
received at d. r. Flennikeu's.
Notice-McMas.cr & Brice,
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Life Bont.'


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of oxcellehcb; and also articles from
some of the best friends of God and
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Gives the 9ews Of the week in con-
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year six months rs. Address F..
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Taocal Items.

W. Extra copies Of tho NEws and
HERALDFoan be obtained at this Office
on the days of publication. Price S
oopts per copy. ~
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C@Ea1Ty. III .q
A squadron of Cavalry of United
States troops passed through this
place Sunday night on their way to
Chester County.
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Dr. COnnaughtOga.

We are requested to state by S.
Walter Connaughton, NJ. d that he
will visit this place on the first of
April to remain but a few days only.
The afflicted will do we'll to take no.
tico. Rooms at Browns Hotel
From the Yorkville Enquirer of a
recent date we get the following
"Wc learn that during the past
woek the rooms Of Dr.. Counaughton
have beeu frequently crowded with the
afflicted Of this and adjoining counties,
~ .c:e ::o;tca ~ n:--t.-- e. ::2,:
cal advice. He will remain here for Il
while longer, but in order to meet the
demands made upon him from dis.
tance, will visit Chester, on the 9th
instant, where he can be found at the
Shannon House until the 3lst, when
he will return to Yorkville for a shor,
while longer"
1t further states that DR.. Connauph
ton "oomes we'll recommended and
though he does not claim the ability
to ourc all diseases, yet VIC confident
ly advise the afflicted to consult
him."
Death or StrOther TidwclI,
ESQ.
The friends of this gentleman will
regret 70 learn of his sudden death,
from disease of the heart. IIo had
nearly reached his 77th year.
Crumbs.
The Charlestonians have had their
tirst crop of'green peas.
The number Of deaths reported in
the city Of Charleston, for the week
ending march l8, is as follows
Whites, 5 colored, Is.
1t is rumored that the Ways and
Means Committee Of Charleston are
to report two per cent tax on both
real and personal property. at the
next meeting of the City Council.
The Charleston Courier snys that
Friday and Saturday nights were bin,
gularly unhappy in the number Of
robberics committed under cover Of
their darkness No less than halfa
dozen residences wero entered and m
equal amount Of fowl roosts depleted.
The Columbia Union says: Captain
Kennady, Of The Adjutant and H.
spector. Generals Department, has
arrived i'll tho oity, in charge of por-
tion of the State arms, it is stated
between two and three hundred
stands, turned in by the militia in
Chester county.
-o>non>>>N-~>
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Physicians Use Them in Their P ractice.
IL IL alnos, universally the cnse that
Physicians condemn what arc generally
known ~ Patent Medicines" Although
DR.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS is NOT a
rAT&N! MEDICINE, yet its compost
,isn che result OF yeas of STUDY is
known only to himself, and so palpablc are
their valuable curative properties. that
worry many Of the first Physicians in tho
South and West have adopted them in their
practice, and recommend them 10 their m.
iitnts. mar 23-lw
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wfmrsECrn" "ddiirsI,1sfn,,>Gs;I. XXI ~, -, !.

Sales Of the past week &C bales.
Market active and buoy ant. Prices
ranging from 8 to l2I 3teuts.
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The down train on tho Union and
Spartanburgi road, yesterday, met
with ali accident about fourteen miles
above Alston, the poiut Of junction
with the Greenyille aud, Columbia
road, caused BY tho running off gof
one freight and zone passenger car.
The passenger car was turned com.
pletcly over and we'll demolished, us
was also the. freight car.
The car contained about twenty,
live passengers, who wore moro or less
injured, but none mortally. Colonel
W. G. Git Of Union, received Sc.
rions wound in thd ankle. Mr.. Wood.
ruff and pr. Crcnshaw, of Yorkvile,
were slieh.ly injured, and several
others received Slight wouuds.- Co..
Cnton.
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Growing advocates sowing aspara.
gu IN March or grating tho cuttings
on on good hardy ounce or pear stocks $.
The fruit is excellent, cut up with
sugar and cream like peaches. Some
people 'uin asp,ragus by p,uning too
much. They shonld only remove
dead limbs oed thin out suflicicncy to
admit the air and sun BoSion Post
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'---- - - - -
Just Received,

Two barrels Fine Cabinet Rye Wh,skey.
two barrels Fine Wilson Rye Whiskcy, also
other brands Of Fine Rye and Corn whis
kics, Sherry, Port and Madeira Wines, Fine
Old C"gnac. Apple, Ginger and Black berry
Brandy, Ale, Porter, and 10, Of Fine
Champagne, on hand and 10 arrive at
mar 8 r. j. MCCARTHY
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"QUlrE RuY DowN"--IIow often Is this
expression used by persons whose bodies
nnu minds are exhausted byl the tolls and
anxietics Of business life. Mere stimulents
do no good in such cases. There fret ef-
feet is transcient. The e.action disastrous.
Inn'elf"" lI S+1 's!H "NSlt '.T
TAE RANTS SELTZER APERIENTa
the true remedy for this breaking down Of
physical ehepgles, and the animal spirits Is
provided II rcnoyates and refreshes the
oassimilating organs and the nerves, while
it carries off, without violence or pain, all
the Impurities which clog the bowels and
vitiate the blood. In indigestion, bilious
ness, constipation, nervous weakness, and
hypochondriasis, IL hns no rival, except the
water Of the seltzer Spring itself, Of which
A. is the exact and perfect equivalent.
Z .soLp BY ALL pRroaIsys. = ~ Va
mnr 23-2w r ,.
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NECTAR WHISKEY.

9 BBLS. Of Fine Old Nectar Whiskcy.
- Just received by
mar . II. W. DESPORTES
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Peters, MusicaR Monthly.
It is downright extravtganco TO
buy music in sheet-for-n, when you
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AT WHITES BAKERY
G0m&GG&ionarWa

4 MOTHER fresh supply of plain and fan
a cy Candies, Oranges Coconnuta. Pecan,
brazil, and Hazel Nuts, English Walnuts
Almonds, Brandy Peaches. Oysters, &c.
jan 26
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CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK

Z
INHE capital stock Of this Bank Is now
1. 5000 900, all Of which has been paid
in. and confirmed BY the Comptroller Of the
Currency. Authority has also bsen reoeiv
cd for = further increase TO the amount Of
$50, 900, Of which over $40, 900 has nj.
ready been taken. Persons wishing TO
make An investment should apply without
delay. The, Surplus Rund 80 nov $4,000,
OF thFee per oent upon ita ii ock
The Carolina National Bank issues Ger.
tIficates Of deposit, bea,ing interest at ths
rate Of seven per cent. per .annum. This
feature q its bnsintss pskesi. pfsotisslly
"a Savings Bank 4 sc3
and attentionis called to the fact tbat The
safety Of these deposits, Al we'll IS all 9TH
ers, ags. guarant teed by tho whole capital 81
theSBapk. No safer mode of temporary
investment is offered te the public than this
1.-THE deposits being payable on demand.
or on short notice. Doposits Of any amount
received either In currency or coin, and ray,
able in the Same. Interest will be paid at
tile end Of each six naonths, should depesile
remain beyond that length Of tifne.
Columbia. 8 c., January go, 1871. r.
Jan 3lAt1aw8m 81 'Syr sp3 ea,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-22
Re{r1 orunbldkfef1er Demnfrnt IA

&etr granddaughter Democrat BAT
ben unn6tbt9en, blutieen Blreerfriee
sebtQtst, nur it@ temottatil9 renne,,>
ne Wetterfabnen tteBen NIT In bic
&rie96trompete. &eir1 prbentlt@er
Democrat mar fir bic reue11 Mmencez
ments, nod oiel wenteer fit r{e. Mrt
r unp @ei{e, wie 1ie our9eelebt tpurten.
Nber man fam pas @e(9ebene ni9t
un8el&eben maiden, uno ba6 1T eS,
,pas bic Democratic ieBt often au6e
fprt@t. sic lpbt nt&t rpaS ntdt loz
%benswertb 1T; aber 1te miQ aud tyre
3ett ni@t oam{t Derlieren, su taoeln
uno gu befdmpfen mas 9ei9eben 1T
uno obne cine 9roBe ppltttl9e llmw1lz
3un9 nidt un9ei&eben 9en1a@t percet1
fam. Sp periteben mir bfele uNem
Departure" uno 10 Deritebt fe rrabr>
f@e{nlt9 aud 9err @aQanetnebam.
limb num- ST. 9erren &epubltfaner
ma@t plaB"
Wtr erfabren ans etelem Mrt{fel Serz
Neue. u DaS fetu 9runoiaBz
fsfer Democrat ben &rtee oebtQiet bat.
Dieter @aB fol- 16 pabri6etnli& auf
ben Mue9ang be5 &rte9eS besteben.
Na9bem pie Demofraten etneeiebsn baz
ten> ba6 Der &rte9 NIT 8%eliesune ibrer
Treunoe uno .@erni@tun8 tbrer @runo<
idBe enot9te, fne f1e tpobl Der MeinunB,
oaB es better 9emelen wdre> lieber gar
&riee gu flbren. Derflben Met>
nun8 1T aud in otelem Nusenblid Souls
p Dte Nmenpement5 baben
ie betampft, unp ie fino aud jeB@ ni9t
nit tbnen einYsrfonben, aber i1e erfenz
men fe an, neil 1ie nidt anoer6 tSnneu.
fno elIdlid, 81 perse0en, mas ite
ntat dnoern fSnnen. Mber lpben fDnnen
f1e nt@t> mas ntdt 81 loben 1T. Darin
ftno ffe fomtih. Mu9 f1nnen Iie @sl9e>
beneS nt@t un0eldeben MAIDEN. &bsr
1penn fte tSnnten> pann ioutet SIR etn>
ma! 1eben, mas ite tbun mIrpen ! Die
Democratic 1T NIT benz @efan9enen 3u
perolet&eu> Der feline uebeltbaten i'm
3u&tbaule obsublben bat. Derielbe
oa6 @efdnentb ni6t> 1t aud nit
per 8ebanolun9, bic tbm wiperflbrt>
rur9au8 nt6t etneer ltanoen. Mber ct
tr6itet ft@ nit benz BewuBtietn pab er
caS @el@ebene nt@t uneelaeben MAIDEN
Sntere0ant it, pen1 baS uSournal"
BON granddaughter Demofruten iprt&t.
IS miro bamtt mobl iagen wouen> pae
Die Demofrateu auf Dem @runoe feit
fisen. @ie Elm granddaughter Menl@
beute etne @a&e anerfenner fam, bic er
nod seftern befdmpft bat 1T ebenfaus
Elm &unltflf, oas ntat Sepem 9eltnst.
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5erren &epubltfaner, ma9t plaB ! II
@em ioQen bic &epubltfaner
plaB MAIDEN? Den Demoftaten, bic UNI
ter elmer lolden Deoile fie9en wp1en
Da6 ma4t plaBen aber Dor
&c. q. q. 3.