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MILLIONS Bear Testimony 10 Ilieir
Wonderful Curative Effects.


BILLIONS Bear Testimony 10 ,l,eir
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar !iiitcrs arc nos I vile Fnncy
DRINK. Made OF Poor Rum, Whiskcy,
Proof Spirits aua Refuse Liquors, doc
torel S;csd al:l swcc;cnc.l TO please the taste,
called 1cnics. " Ap?e,ihcrs." Rcstorcrs, &c.
that lead the ,ipptc- Oh 10 drunkenness and ruin,
BIZ; arc L iru: Mr.cinc. n.aio from the Satiro
Roofs ami licrLs o! California, free from NIL
Alcoholic StimuianfS. They arc tho
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, . perfect
Rcnovator and I"yi;orto1 CT the System. carry
irS OF all poSouu$m $mattcr and restoring the blood
to healthy condition. No person can take these
B;ttcTS according to directions and remain long
uuwcii. provided tircir bones arc not destroyed
by miucr:ll poison or other means, and the Vital
organ, wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They urc IL Gentle Pmr=ntivc a. welt
n- Il Tonic, possessing. also. the ?ccGIar merit
Of actin: 4 powerful a-c:i: in relieving Conxes-
ton Inflammation: Of :ic Liver, aud Of all tho
Sisccral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
III youu. old. married or s,nsl. At the dawu OF
won,an!,oo 4; the turn Of lc, these Tonic Bit
tors haze no equal.
For Jna',ntnIaiory ard Chronic Rhen-
nIafisnl AID <;Ouf, Dy-pcp>ir or ln-
digrsiion, Bilious, Rcmiitcnt nnd :
intermittent Fcvcrs, Discn.c Of THO
Blood. Liver, Kidneys and Bla ddcr.
these iiiicrs !. we l,ccn most successful. such
Diseases are caused BY fifinicd Blood,
whi:h is generally ?ro'!uccd i.y !cransencu Of
Ike Digestive Er:uus.
DYSPEPSIA OK INDIGESTION,
y,
nr>, Of tie Chc>:. Dizziness. Sor Erlcr.,ions OF
the Stomach. i;at, T:s>:c III the Month. Dilioaa
Attacks p,lp:;a;ou Of the Heart Inflammation Of
the I.n=s. Pain in thcr ;:ions Of the Kidneys, and
a lnrircd o:i.r painful symptoms are the OIL
spring "f dyspepsia.
They iu"::ora;c tlc Stona'h and stimulate the
torpid Liver and bowels. which render them Of
ii,a led efficacy il clc;Iisng tine blood Of aA inl-
p"rt!s :,i.. i:;!iHt.:,g life anu visoS to ;Gs
wiic,. = >;rlr.
FOR RSh1N DISEASES, Errption., letter,
Salt kirl:m. BIUtci.cS. Spots, rinpIes. Pustules.
Bois. Car!'uncrs. Riu;-Worn,s. s, AID Head. So.e
Eyes E-yspclas Itch. Sc,,r.s Dis oloratons OF the
Skin. ltiinUrs and DISEASES Of the Skin. OF what
ever !lac nature are literally dag up and car
RED out OF the system! in short time by the use OF
thcSc HitterS. One bottle III srcli cascs viii con-
vince the Most icTcSluieus OF their curative eject
Cleanse tho Vitiatcd Blood Whenever you lnd ita
impurities bursting through the skin III Pimples.
Errpeons or Sores: cleanse It wleal you find it
obstr,cted and sluggish in the veins: c;ezrse q
when il is fou.and your feelings will tell you ~~s
Keep tho blood pure, and tic health Of N yy-rpI
will follow.
PIN, ia Pc, and other W.
in the system Of 80 many thouS
destroyed ant! removed. n IL OI T. u
| SOLD eY ALL DRUGGIST
! J. WALKER. Pr"nrictnr. tOn. s. e..
! CO. TrIir-->'. aud Gov. 4
/ Cal, and - .l,n 81 Con: ulerC. g
June %, 26-'7l-1v. 8v,r1 " pr,,r;e+r
SUPERINTENDENT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
The Jackson (Miss.) Pilot says "Fi1

The Jackson (Miss.) Pilot says: Five
persons have recently been found dead
in the Southern part Of this State, under
mulberry trees. Death in all these cases
has been attributed to eating mulberries
which had been impregnated by locusts.
In the stomach of. one colored boy, says
the Woodruff Republican, were found a
quantity of mulberry seeds and the locust
eggs. Two children in Wilkinson Coun.
t7 a,e also reported 10 baTe died frcrn
eating plu:Ds similarly ippresnatcd.'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

4 letter from Fort Griffin, Texas,
dated June 7, says. 81 suppose you
have heard OF the great slaughter here.
The cavalry met some 200 men, NO men
and children, aud showed them no
quarters, killing all they could lay their
hands npon. Such yelling never did
hear. Every man was for himself. The
infantry was in the reserve. 1t caught
all Stragglers-not even one es apIng-
the order having been given to show no
quarter"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

PEooF PosITlvE.-The immense sales OF Sing
er's Sewing Machines is proof positive Of their
merits. No family known anything ahou,
them are willing to do without one. Anything
in the way Of sewing, plain or ornamental. can
be done on them. and child with hut little i'll
stluction eau luu them with facility. The ma
chincry is simple ard not lia''le to break or .e,
OFT OF order. They have been known to keep in
good running order for fifteen years without
need Of repairs. which cannot oe said Of other
machines. Mcssrs. Chick & Chick are tie agents
at Newberry. tt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

Little Rhode Island is in the possession
Of a Legislature able and willing to do 3
great deal Of work in remarkably stc7t
space Of time The late session Of this
model legislative body lasted four days,
in which time nan7 needed and impor-
tant Acts we're passed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

TIE ONE PRICE STORE.
have row received carefully selected
stock Of the latest styles Of French, English
and uomes'ic Orgaudies, Mnslins. Lawns,
at l0c., ,-l2lc., 20c., SIC, and Soc, per I'd.
White PIues, At l5c., 3Oc., and 25c.
White Swiss, Mas!ins, Cambrics, L,wus,
etc at prices from i0c., and upward.
Lineu Drills and Ducs,.,for Gents wear,
at 25c., 35c., and SOC.
Cotton :dcs, Cassimeres, at 20c, and up
ward.
White L. c. iH'lH'Es, at Soc. per doz
Ladies' White Hose, at S5c per doz.
White Linen Towels at 90c. per doz.
Mo<oni,o Lsce and Gauze, very low.
The celebrated 4 No. Braid Black al.
paca, only 25c. per yd. i.
Prints, of all the best makes, at from SC.
per yd.
Ladies Laced ard Congress Caters, only
:l.5O pr pair.
Mems Caters, at al.5O!.!
Mems Goats, for Summer, at only $l.25.
Me,s Vests and Pants 10 match, at only
81 -.
Mems New Straw Hats, a, only 25c.
New STYLES Of Su downs and Hats, for
Ladies' and Children. at only 6"c.
Mems White Dress Shirts, oaIr I5c.
L.,!ics Co,serS Of the most popular ma
kers. at cnly 5hc.!!!
Hoop Skirts. 35 springs, 51c.,
VIII tc, Puff, S!a:c and Errp incn, for
Aprons, Dress, : and Shirt. ouly 25c.
B:oa@ and g:cac!.c1 Ho.n, Spl!s, AZ srom
i!c!.
4 iull assortment Of Factory Goods, at
Factory Prices!
I could euumerAte many more other Bar
gains, space permitting, but in conclusion I
would say :iaat nv facilities enable me to
buy when and where Goods are cheapest.
an in exercising the greatest economy IN
al! the departments, am enabled to sell
goods at least as low as any ono.
I have adopted, and rigldly adhere to, the
policy of asking AT ONCE THE LOWEST
PRICE, this is the frank, straightforward
course, and insures JUSTICE to PURCHA-
SERS; because it enables all to purchase
at the lowest price.
Al! ord,rs should be addressed to
II. L. A BALK,
June 2s, e6-tf Augusta, Ga.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

saS FEELING AN INTEREST
in County affairs we would respectfully nomi-
nate for the Office Of County Commissioners.
JOHN P. kfNARD and ". W. HOCSEAL,
one TO represent Townships S. 6, 7, 4 and 3,
the other the remaining Townships. Th Y
are both men Of e1perieuce, competent and
square. MANY FRIENDS.
June 28, 26-tf
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ZOO

Mrs. Vallandigham is much worse to
day. She has frequent spasms and calls
constantly for "Clement--why don't he
come -
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Valuable Property for
Sale.

A desirable residence, about two miles
from Columbia, is offered by the subscriber
for sale. on reasonable terms, if applied for
soop. The house is large, and conveniently
huil,, with fine airy passages, and double
piazzAs. There are sixty acres of land,
with considerable woods. On the house
lot is good well, and out-buldincs. Per-
SONS wishing pleasant, convenient and
cheap residence will apply to
MRS. J. PECKHAM,
June 81, 25-5t. Columbia, S c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
College Commencement at Due West
GREESy1LLE AND CoAUNBIA RAILROAD Co

GREESvILLE AND CoAUNBIA RAILROAD Co.,
COLUMBIA, S. c., June Is, 1871.
ROUND Trip Tickets, for one fare, will
be sold at all stations on this road for Don
maids, to persons who desire to visit Due
West during commencement exercises of
Erskine College and Due West Female Col
lege, OH the 18th and l3ta of July.
Sale of Tickets to commence on the 9Th
and continue until the llth inclusive, the
privilege to return to extend to the 18th
inclusive. THOMAS DODAAEAD,
General Superintendent.
u. T. BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent.
JUNO 26 26-5t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

20 VIM. II. Bernard, Proprietor Of the
Star Advertising Agency, Wilmington, n. c.,
is authorized 10 receive advertisements ior
this paper at our lowest cash rates"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

PRorRAcrsp MEETING.-Rev. DR.. Will
liams will preach every night this week in
the Baptist Church.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
LOCAL..

The down passenger train on the 6. & c.
r. R., did not arrive here on Monday last,
until 7 80. Cause-engine give out.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

ny THE MANY FRIENDS
Of S. P. KINARD respectfully nominate him
for the Office Of County Commissioner. fer
Newberry Comfy. June %, 26-l'.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
or D's JUNE 18TH, 7,

HENRY WHITMIRE.
Beware! beware! say, You have wronged
the widow and the orphan Of just dues, and
unless you make restitution fully. so sure as
YOU live just retribution will be SENT on yon.
This is the first, it may be the last warming,
but none the less one to he needed. Your
fate is written by those who never retract,
and have sworn TO protect the down trodden,
any and everywhere. Beware! Beware!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

The Rev. J. B. Adger, b. D., will preach
I'd. W at Avcl:ich Church on Friday night,
and also on Saturday, night, and twice on
Sabbath next The public respectfully in
yitcd Communion on Sabbath morning.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

SMYRNA CHURCH The regular days for
religious worship in the above named
Church will, from this time, be on the 1st
and 3rd Sabbaths In each month, Rev. I. c.
Lyon, pastor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

REJorR>Ep.-A colored semman who
came in from the city Of Laurens, on the
Shsnk's line, reports that de court sot last
week, with Mr. Moses, but it rcjourned
without consideration.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

MAJ. STEWARDS Office may be found in
the store formerly occupied by Messrs. Hous-
cal & Jones.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

which time it is expected that the enunera-
ton will be complete, and the tax increased
if not enough. Owing to the paucity Of the
meeting. it was thought best by those who
were willing to lay tax Of one mill to place
it at mill in order TO secure the app.opria-
ton, and then have the voice Of the people
at the nextmeeting:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

Pulaski LODGE, No. 20, I. o. o. Fat
a meeting of this Lodge, held on the 23d
inst, the following officers we're elected:
y. G.-Silas Johns.one; Y. CIV. II.
Hunt; Corresponding Secrctary-John 1.
Peterson: Treasurer-W. c. Johnston; Per-
maneut Secretary-S. P. Kinard; o. Six.
G. Chapman.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

ELEcrIoS.-Dy proclamation Of the Gov
eruor, an election is ordered on Tuesday,
the 25th July, to fill vacancies for unexpired
term in offices Of County Commissioners
Young and Hailstock. Monday next, sale
day, our citizens had better see to the matter
of nominations.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

II. w Ill I MI
2. S-Just say to theknd sir, that if it be-
comes necessary for him TO have me put
away, please send deputy of the widows
and orphans TO do his deyiIish work. I will
surrender TO THEN, and ask God to hare
MERCY on their souls. I would say to them,
they needn't be surprised when they come
and find no money. No longer than yester-
day gentleman said to me, / wish you had
all your cotton or equivalent in money, then
you could and know you wouId, help the
people. DR.. I B. kenncrIy is the gentleman
referred TO. By the by, Mr.. Guardian, bor-
rowed some money from the bank yesterday,
and have twenty dollars left. Ii you will
send fonr of the most needy Of your
charge, will give them five dollars each,
and it may be that will be able to help you
along with the widows and orphans again
one Of these days, If do not fall victim TO
your wrath. If do, hope you may be re-
lered by others disposed TO be charitable, in
order that you may be relieved Of the irk-
someneSs in part, that attends such life Of
care and anxiety, as the one you live. Sue
cess to you in so great cause. May Gods
blessings rest upon you, and may you reap
your REWARD one day for DEEDS done here.
Yours, &C., H. W.
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M6t,egnte WarS.

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a anIiIH s5 SS' ), VS.! ! 5 Vi g sr "a Is'''''
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amep @m, III g 4Oppletonar
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sisrtsr grseirft.
armirona ;san,ts Is, 81 9 Ssilmoritr
4bpiipn Gbwaro. 2i7 Soainsiir
erltsr gsrsstn't.
gaNett gpm 3, Sanooer nabe Grobir
Broom Samcs 8. 231 g9eititr
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weuser @eOrse 3. 1871 SouinsHr
Brain Saepb, Wopbfr
ginshpau9er emanuel. 727 Waltimortfr
Sisrtsr Yt'esat'.
Butler abeI, 81 g Eepublieantr
graop Seremtab e ,%Sreesrtd . 4usnue nabe 5ultoni'r
Bi.Isr germ g.. 727 W Yrattfr
Wouen Splomon, 1868 VI YaltimoreNr
Did Satpb i. Gtrider nabe Vrattir
Wo6wortb Jtremiab, 72s W Yrattitr
9olcen gDillam. $50 aRamiepNr
gu,ep gBm VI. : 6ouinsnr
Ylumsntbal 9ou.B, 8s g Mepublleannr.
Diumenibal VI y. 3s 6 o. p~ublteauir
etltsr grss'nt'.
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3nstter Yrsrinft.
q
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6larf gBm b. 20 2 RepublteanNr
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S'tr'sr yratntt.
collins @eorge M, 81 5reoetld @penue
Goot gBm 8, GIL W apinbarbir
Gopen Is tparp, 5S4 Qomdaroftr
6urltp s 8, jun. % 9 Galbounitr
Councilman George j. 100 . Striderfir
Councilman George q. leo Strtdtriir
Garrigan y8m :, 40 . Sirideritr
Cor Siaac, I3 9 Gdrepftr
Gcllion Senrp V. 292 pouinsir
Goniep 9bomas q. - Siriderftr
Grputn Cornelius Is. 2y5 Wtepenrlitr
9ws'isr yIse,ntt.
Tunnep Sobn Z, 594 10 Vrattfr
Tople Sobn Z. 40 . Repnblieanitr
Irissou 4eunis. $50 W Yrat fr
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Neai1ratiunsSV sfanntmadnna.

Ser3eldlltB lell : fe9tllflrter Slt9er, SSog>
mtgsGuOerungcn, SobeSfdae &C.
IS. QSarS.
Der nnter;eidnetc, Re9iitrtr Beanie Ter a~d)tiebnieit
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bon Warplano inter benz @eiete str aiienblp pur
Marnlanc, ~eenebmt8t AM s. NpriI 1870. bat Die Nr9i.
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aus irgenn elmer paro aejpeen lino nno IN it9enb einre
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nen NH belt 9tegiitratpr Al benahridtigen
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Msniifratipuss~8 efanutma9umg.
SS,ar5eihniB rell re9lIIfltlsf SMTYer, SSuI
nian9sdnbsrunae1, &obeStalle &C.
IG. Mdro.

.~,eitnetc, Mcoiitrir .geamte Der iedsjebntcn
On ~. 10 III Baltimore, ernannt pom 8onoerileur
psa m|arpioHo rnt,f . !, I S %brif ,s se S Sai ns as SS'.
gtatg,a"s. SsNt i u,,ror ser %bctagier ggaro lit ueberein.
,ti,n,a,ro init beioatem Seiese becnoist ano ioirs ant
M Mnnstt"S "s 9ieenSfas ,:ao M5t ~ 9, s,no s sa r -.
ii. uno Is ,otober, non Itor1tns : DIS , auet ,,m, y ir a .
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ebcuip ale Ycrlpnen. welhe bisber tuh Htnnss;. o' ~
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iiber ben 400, bns gBegiiebrn ODER pie Dtsahu.l : VI !. a
fu' Fl oebst fbnncn, peroeh ~er8ebenit erlhdt 5u eli@e''
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sehs,ehnte @arS.
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surleu sobn e, $40 South Gltapfr
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6reamer Spbu 8, 20S E Pafahr
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Gouins 3bos 2epi, 50 ssGf''SrNr
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8aoo Gbas, 2l5 Sdnbur8Nr
8aeblsr Gbas ), ll5 Sssifohie @uep
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4ootinalano Geo VI, l Huleultr
NJ 4
spedsu 6briiian, IS G~ipseIpir
Mp{er NBiuiam, al Son,uapltr
Wiprau Wihaei, 90 6on,uap'tr
Wtap Gbriiian, al Yurglnopitr
P-2
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,gltt Gbarles, lG5 Warreiir
Weibers Gbp'o l43 8unauubpitr
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Yer5tihniB ncu 'rt0iItrirter Nilr0cr, NHOb.
mugSdlocrnu9eu, 8ooeSfdle &C.
10 O{SnrN.

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Der tutcritihuctc, HtcQiitrir. 0tdmtt ter uCuriCbutcn
Wuro Der Stuot Baltimore, rrnunnt pom @uupcruClr
pon Wtdrplauo inter bem @clebe Ter NfcmblU uOu
Wiarpluno, ~aenebmiat am s. April 1870, bat bic Negh
itruttun Ter Stimmgebtr bciaQtcr Wnro III uebrrrtns
thinning nit beiHRtcm @etebt ~bctnotQt uno miro am
WtDntGN, 8icnndp mo Wittmoh Den 23.,
u. uHo y. Ctpbcr, pom WnrQGns o bis Nbenos 0 tlbr.
tu Wr. 400 =, AHcit Saittmprctranc, %uulucieln
lcir, nm irGcno luettc Ausla iiunGtn ooer }ehlcr in be-
Ia8tcn Niitclr Ut u%crbrneru. wuraul %oitleibeIl ~enbgn.lti0
gcihlDltu luCrsct.
@uc NcriOnrr. wcht nod niht %rc9iirtrt, oorr iutldc
aus lr9cln elmer 9paro a'jpatt iinb uub IN irgcuo elmer
aunCrcn gBaro AeiCBlitr Nuiaiiiatctt Crlarat babcni
cbctio ale Wcrionert, pcIde bl5htr teht atnlgenocs
3cuqnlB b]cibriuact tunutct. tint lire Cualtittuttpn VI
~ncicblidCr Ncgiitrirun9 ndriItbun, lu6 bic nuuinCbr
bOju beiGbtgt limb; iuluic ieruCr ale 4trionen, Iuelte
ubrr ben IoD. has YBcRitcben ODER Die GENERALIZATION
trarno cincr truBcr oDcr Jest regthrtrtcn Verlon Nus
tlnft gebtl iDnnen, lUeroen c~rGcbenit criidt, III trIhets
ncn uno ben Ge0tnratOr ju berluhrldti9en.
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90. @arS.
Ter rlnterlethuete. Rt0iNrtr'9 eHmte Der I>paHjtGt,n
gparD Der Gtatt baltimore, etnnttnt pom BOuOerieir
uun Wtarplaub uuter benz @eIebc Der Nftmblp pom
WtarOIuu9. Rentbmtat am 3, Nptil 1870, bat bic Jtcgi.
ltratinn Der Sttmngebtr bciaater gBaro III utbertiu'
rtmmung init beiGgiem BeleBe betntt8t unb miro am
Woutdg, 9ieuNaR uuo VI lit 10 d. ben
D., q. uno %. Cttobtr, BON IiorQtnS 0 bis NbtnOs .
ubt, III Sfr. IA, plpn aaMpeuue, %anlueicnb
IN, UNI trgtuo luFlte Wusld iuunert nbrr iftbler In be-
lGgCn Siiteh ~ o%trbe1crn. luoraut %bttlelbel %ei,tAultlG
gc hlolcu mcrbCu.
Vile Ytrion,t, >uclhe nod rttlt ~reGtltrirt uter peItt
aus irQrno elmer g9urb gcioGtii iino NIB 1T tr8eno ctncr
Huberen gB0ro geicblttr Nnlalhatttt etlnn9t babtn;
ebrnio ollie Vtrlontt, iptibe btsber tein genilaCnbcs
,3cuNutB be,briugen i%ottttlI, UNI ibre Qualification ~
gtitBlihrr Rr8tiriruug odriutbun, nno bic nunlnebr
baIu bttlbtot ttnb lolute lttucr ale Vtrioner. lpelte
tibGr ben 1ot, has g~pcBItCbeI ubCr bie Disqualification
irgcnb ciner lttlbgr oorr itbt rtgiltririet Verlcn Nus
tInit acbel tonner. luerOct t~rgebentt CT hht, It erlhei.
tcn uno ben RcginrGtUr gu bCnahrthttgCn.