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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-05-15

TlME CARD
Columbus and Indianapolis Division.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-05-15
RAILROAD TIME B
Cinein. Eaton & Richmond R; 2
RAILWAY LINE.

Passenger Trains Will run on this Road, ~lcaviDI
the several Stations Gs follows:
Takes Effect Sandy, December, !.
1872, at 800 p. III.
Upward Trains. Downward Trains.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

some 10000 feet of timber. Trespass
acknowledged, but claimed as uninten
tional and tender of $40. Verdict for
diff. to recover S46.32 damages and
costs.
State VS.. Chas. SOule, for stealing a
horse from Ralph Paschal, of Bruins
wick. on the 2lst day of July last. I'm
der the instructions of Judge Ross, the
Jury found that the respondent did not
intend to convert said horse to his own
use, nor to permanently deprive the
owner, Paschal, of said horse, and there
fore found respondent not gully.
Frederick w. Smith VS.. Estate OF
Spaulding Smith. AT the March term
1873. this case was referred. Judgment
on report for plff. for amount specified
Four divorce suits were granted
Wesley c. Drew VS.. Annett Drew
Cause adultery.
Eliza Rivers VS.. friedrich Rivers
adultery. Custody of children given to
petitioner.
Lizzie A. Lewis vs.. Homer ii. Lewis
Intolerable severity and adultery.
Mary Ellen Drown vs.. John Drown
cause willful desertion.
In the case of State vs.. George Pat
ten. respondent was indicted for steal
ing clothes from one Frank Page il
Brighton in March last. On being ar
raigned he plead guilty and was sen,
fenced to pay fine of $50 and costs
and on request ordered to work the
same out under direction of the sheriff
State vs. Myron j. Elliott, indictment
for assault and battery on one JOSIAH
ii. Benton, at Maidstone, on the 18th o
March last. Plea of guilty and sen
fenced to pay a fine of S25 and costs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

large and influential body of republic
cans a heavy load to carry. 1t would
have been a calamity to the admins
tration of Gen. Grant. which would
have been charged Though doubtless
uniustly) with securing Buffers nomin-
alton. Beyond and above these con-
siderationS. the thorough defeat OF SO
INSCRIPTIONS demagogue as Butler
should be cause of rejoicing to honest
men of all partieS.n
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
Wise's Theory.

The failure of the Graphic balloon to
sustain the strain of imitation fully JUS
titles Prof. Wi>c'S more recent attitude
toward tn" project. He is out with
Il card. in which. with Il tone of
sadness. lac holds fast to his theory still.
and declines t" accept any OF the blame.
or To admit the failure of his theory till
it has been fairly tried. He had care
fully calculated the pcrilS. even under
the NEST favorable conditions. but
thought it folly to set ont in the tlimSv
balloon which the Graphic company
made fnr him. Still. he SAYS. he had
rather face Il lion than an indignant
public. and. if the initiation had been
successful. he would have jumped into
the boat. even under the moral certain
~ that il would end its career and his
i'll the middle of the Atlantic 1t is
still the ambition of the impecuniouS
professor to test his theory with proper
rronautir appointments, not as an en-
hlhltlon or for making money. but en-
trcly free from the embarrassment of
pccuniary considerations. "sohclly and
adviScdly. The Graphic admits that
the balloon WAS too big. but still pro-
poses Il determination To 'scnd Il bal
loon across the Atlantic" if they have
t" make Il silk one. We doubt. how
ever. if they have Prof. WiSc'S cn-opcr-
alton. IhcGraphic can certainly afford
to make one more attempt, for its
profits from the mere exhibition of the
balloon have probably come up to $50
900. As circus the great balloon has
succeeded, but as IL journalism it is
quackery. and as science it is IL failure.
-SPrinAticld R'1"bIican.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

and not to bribe them, and IN all the
tho oreat measures foreshadOwed III
the Republican platform of 1872.
The result of the Convention II ~
where hailed with pleasure, and the
defeated candidate has bu' le" y M
pathizers. As for the nominee we ue-
iieve the Adrertiser gives the iden Oh IL
vast majority of the Republicans Oh
Massachusetts when 1t says tilaI 10
them Governor Washburn STOOD III 'ht'
place of order, good laws ana goou
morals. and for everything that Is III 10
be preserved in the traditions anu
character of the Commonwealth.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
REAL AND PERSONA
ESTATE for SAL!

BY virtue of license from Probate
for sale AT public auction. uu " rtir 81
Is, le13. al 10 O'clock \ Nj III t.r ..'
the real estate and personal property
the Estate of the late John AlcI-l,ra .
The Real Estate CONSISTS ut ..le'
excellent land, well divided mt ..a.-
and tlmbered Lands. The tlllA-u IS .-'
of cultivation, as the crop, a.rraa ID
show. The buildings on SAID pI,--.-.'
"A dwelllng-house ell and shed 90 $50.
ern style. good size, very c"i.N,usrl,
condition.
-Four Barns. The hor-, barn 'r
and i'll good condition the otnr' nA..'i
order but uldIsh. \ good STREAM . !.
at house and barns y good i.at a. -
chard upon the premise, sad ''.'
ated III the centre OF the town t.g..t
north Of the centre meeting hu.~' t.-
half miles from Barnet depot. ...
Also, about IL Acres " ouul'hd -
| east corner of Danvill,. MAJ rihr Var
and Rake Factory This land ""..
spruce. hemlock and hard wood -'i..a.'
purposes.
Also, at the same time AMI i'a.. H.
Personal Property: yoke n\.u
weight about 3iOO lbs, and good NOE
two Years old hciftr, hui. > N'Ai..'- .
years old with colt by hrT -'d,. "t, ..'. 4
l three years old MARI We. co.
drive, l yearling colt. 2uh nir "".." 4
which are fat wrthcrs ~ i-u.s
ewes different ages but none "Ii F.. DO -,
- tons hay, 200 bush. oats o. .',
bush. potatoes, ~ bush. com. I't '' ''' It
fodder, | lumber wagon. hir- g..
land roller. Woods Mower 10 -"." o..
buffalo robes. set Stone utter L. : 49,.
tools. sugar tools oN and h"i'r -..'' ..
rows chains, yUkcs. harnesses ana
of articles not mentioned. IrIiu~ ..'
time of sale. \. / NJ "'''.- e..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
The Yellow Fever in Louisiana.
A TERRIBLE SCOURGE

The yellow fever is raging III ShIeEe-
port, La. There are upwards OF 4oo
cases now in the city, and much suffer
ing exists from want of nurses and ply
sicians. Four doctors of New Orleans,
have gone to their help. The trains on
all the roads running into Shreveport
have, been. stopped. The river. is falling
RAPIDLY, and communication with the
outside world is almost entirely cut on
Twelve hundred dollars were raised III
Il few minutes, on change ut st. LOUIS.
Wednesday morning, for the SICK ana
suffering people at Shreveport. Inc
mayor telegraphed Senator West at
Washington, Saturday evening, that
the fever was increasing, the people
panic-stricken- that could having
left-thc poor were nearly all on the
hands of the city. which had no money
in the treasury. and that pecuniary aid
would he thankfully received. The
New Orleans Times says that Satur-
days fatality far exceeded that OF any
day since the commencement OF the
epidemic. The increase of deaths was,
no doubt, due to the sudden change i'll
the weather. from hot and Sultry on
Friday to cold and chilly, which hasten
ed some cases, as well as developed
the fever in others. The rain and cold
wind from the north had the effect to
purify the atmosphere, and i'll the oplm-
ion OF hNSicians will he conducive to
the health of those who are now well.
1t is estimated that 800 persons are
down with the fever. The intermentS
average 30 or 10 daily. i'll Il population
,,t,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

INCIDENT OF TIE STATE FAIR.-The
Rutland Globe gives the following in
cIdent of the state fair, which was not
put down i'll the regular proceedings:
While large crowd were WATCHING
the Bee-man perform his feats with bees
without experiencing any evil effects
nom them, one flew away and settled,
unbeknown to him, upon the shoulder
OF one OF the bystanders, who was lust
leaving the crowd. A bystander OBJ
serving it gently pushed it of and if
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
AUCTION /!

The subscriber, as Admini>tr.r
ter's Estate. will sell at publ, aH,t..-
day, Oct. 1, the HOMESTEAD ,.-..---
Barnet, consisting of house. barn 4l. e
north side of the road. The hu8 l.
repair. and IL is one Of thu most DIS.
in this section. Also. AT the SANE '...- D..
pew in the Church. = buggy wt-..a. .
wagon, plows. harruws. &c Al-. b.. .
hold Furniture, such a- h,d-trld- .....
crockery, &C. And, unless pr y.n..-g L..
the Power and buildings. u,.gaU-
the south side of the road ami ,.,
buildings. including l srtt of ,sf., D.
match, bobbins, spools. &c. 50, IT..
known AT the time of sale. l.t:t.r- ..
look AT the property will call "n >.r..
near the premises. Sale I,usItlyr. t.....
y o'clock 4. NJ. WM. II AI.IEa .
West Barnet Vt. sept l. Is
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

does not believe in Wise's theory OF an
easterly current ut all.
For several days Wise has stood aloof
from the enterprise. and it has thus
been abandoned to the inexperienced
hands of Donaldson and Lunt. Inc
former has had no experience whatever
with large balloons his few ascenslons
having been made with small balloons,
and generally on Il trapeze bar, and the
latter confesses that until three months
AGO he never saw IL balloon. Llnt was
i'm Europe when the enterprise was
started. and came across the sea tor the
purpose of going back in the balloon
He was given the command of the life
boat. but latterly has been pressed INTO
service to assist Donaldson about the
balloon. At the eleventh hour an out
slider. John II. Steiner of Albany, tor
nelly an aerOnaut, but now engaged III
other business, was engaged TO innate
the balloon. This seemingly nettleG
Donaldson. but was evidently neces-
sary procedure.
The initiation was begun ut ten min
utes past three i'll the morning, ana was
continued uninterruptedly until ten
minutes past four, when the burst VI
occurred.
THE FINAL COLLAPSE.
There was a light breeze, but moi
enough to cause the slightest apprehen.
sion. and it is probable that the wine
had little to do with the disaster. There
was IA giving way near the valve, wtlci
caused IL sort of tlattening OF the side
of the monster, and almost instantly
two or three gigantic rents appeared
on either side, which extended them
selves at least one hundred feet. In ;
few seconds the huge gas bag was in ;
heap upon the ground, and the gas ha,
all flown Skyward.
! Lunt says, in regard to the selection
of the cotton cloth, that both Wise an'
! Donaldson said it was exactly what they
needed. and that it cost Il cent Il Nar'
more than the other cloth previousl
fixed upon. He added that the Good
sells had given him carte blanche t.
equip the boat properly. Wise, he says
complained some time ago that sec
ton of the balloon WAS rotten, and III
U.umt) spent Il whole day i'll trying t.
tear it, but couldn't.
Wise was interviewed by Il reportc
this evening. and expressed himself II
not ut all surprised ut the accident. ll'
believed the rupture of the cloth oc
cured in Il rotten place. and it VA
nothing more than he had expected.
There were ten thousand persons "l
the grounds this afternoon. while thou
sands were rushing in, and twice ii
many outside the fence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
Cheap for Cash
Store in WARDS BLOCH. Eul-.g,

S'TATE OF VERMONT CAlTl.>.s ...
- In Probate Court held AZ Zoe, I-.... -
1t. Johnsbury, in said district. 900 Ole. 3D..
September. y. II. l-13
Edward &. Redingtnu. eNrcUt"i .i ..- d..
and testament of Olive II. M"Nl'.. Lag. ..
bury. i'll said district. deceased. Jr,>,t-- e..
iStratiOn account Tor cNaIulHat.ul AZ.
and makes application for u d-,'"'. . .-.
and partition OF the estate "f sad ,...-..--.
WheTeupUn. il is ordered by said
account and said application hrI,i.r'r.' -
thereof. TO be held at the Probate u''.,, g.
bury, ON the 18th day of oct : =
hearing and decision thereon AMI
ordered that notice hereof hv -..,. ..
interested by publication of III, -t-.- ...-
successfully i'll the CalrdnnIan. % I.s-.
lished AT 81. JOhnsbury. pTvyI".. r., &c.
pointed for hearing that they may D., .-,
time and place. and show cau-r. Z De-. ..
have, why said account should not rra. &C..
such decree made.
BY the Court Attest
HENRY FIRM L Be-
\ true copy OF Er,s't i--
56-se HENRY Primer h.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
Essex County Court. Sept. Term '73

Essex County Court.--Sept. Term '73.
Hon. JONATHAN Ross, Presiding Judge,
b hry ", i Hrnsas. Associate Judges.
CHARLES +. BENTON. Clerk.
CHESTER W. SCHOFF, Sheriff.
o. b. BoYCE. States Attorney,
The first case tried by jury was that
of Abner Bonett vs.. Geo. ID. Bates, on
promissory note. Defence, forgery
Verdict for def.
A. d. Laba vs.. A. J. Hadley. Action
of assumpsit, for work done on contract
at Hadley's Mills in Victory. Def
claimed that plff. engaged to perform /;
certain piece of work and quit before
completion of same. Verdict for pltf
to recover S266.03 and costs. Excep,
tons by def.
Hiram W. Pitts VS.. James B. Brown
Verdict for deft. Exceptions by plff.
Chas. Stevens VS.. Geo. T. BOysOn
This was an action for willful trespass
on pltf7s. land and taking therefron
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

WHAT THE DEAD MODOCs Cos.
Dv,r of tbe Peace Commission has been
sitting down the stories written man am, IL
tclegraphed by correspondents, during
tbe Modoc war. has gone over the spot
and interviewed scores of persons upon
both sides, and now makes ofhclal re-
turn that there were but four Modocs
killed in the lava beds from first to last
while it is an acknowledged fact that
we lost more than two SOLDIERS iol
every man i'll the rebellious tribe. we
have the total expense OF the war rom
authoritative sources. and dividing 1t
by four we find that it cost the Govern
ment IA little more than Il quarter OF il
million to kill each Indian. Looking
at it from pecuniary point of view, 1t
is extremely fortunate that the Mod"'
bill of mortality was made no larger'-
Boston Globe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

landed upon the neck of another S per- na
Son who thinking it was fly put up
his hand to brush it off but but instead ,"
brushed it down his back. The eonse-
"nenres can he imagined. suffice it to
saw the dancing that took place for a
s" ',, .n nr two was not slow, while the
remarks that proceeded from the mouth
of the prosecuted man, we Will not at
tempt to repeat.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

Boston DAILY GLOBE.-To thos,. Of
our readers who wish IL Boston daily.
We can recommend the Globe. il> IL com
plcte news and literary paper. And
well printed as to he called the model
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
RUTLAND COUNTY.

boa constructor, which constituted
one of the side-Shows at the state fair
at Rutland. last week, escaped. Thurs
day night, and was not discovered until
saturday, when he WAS found beneath
a pile of papers i'll Floral hall. where he
had lam dormant all day Friday. while
the hall was visited by thousands, una
ware of his snakeShip's proximity
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

We had simply the information last
week that Mr. Wise and his balloon did
not go of, as WAS expected. The fol-
lowing are some of the particulars of
the fizzlc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

Miss Wadsworth, of Franklin, \. H.,
who studied medicine in Philadelphia,
has lately been appointed physician to
the Sultan of Turkey. TETIA Moss.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10
Sobes rttutbiQer. eSr

Gin s $obes utu'tbiger. sm
Gorreetionsbau1e gu Milmaufie fibt 6er
peruft6eilte @inbre6er @be1an, elm bart
ge1ottener 8DIetpi9t, tpel9er Dor unoe=
fdbr bier Wo6en ieinem @efdnsniiie ent=
1pran9 unb erlt na1 circa 20 Sagen tuie=
Der eingefan9en .ul,r6e:: SEPT nun ein=
1ebenb, baB ibm iebe @ele9enbeit 5u ei=
ner no6mali9en Glu9t genomn1en, uno
ct beittmmt feline @trafe ab3uTben bot,
i9eint er aud feline Suit r,ebr am Qeben
5u. finoen, benn ieit elmer @o9e I9on
bat Ct feline Spei1e 81 5i9 genommen unb
if feit enti9lo6en, ii9 to6t 5u bungern.
9as iit nun ie6enfals eine @a9e, Die er
nit ieitem ei9enen @etpiiien abauma6en
bat, aber cine i6refli9e Mrt bes @elbi #
tuorbes bleibfs jeoenfalls. @eit Z Sa=
9enbat Der Sobesmutbige (ober tuiitbi9e)
feline @peiie iiber feline 2ippen oebrobt
uno ob9lei1 ibm feline Mabl5eiten sur BE-
ftmmten 3eit 9ebra@t tueroen; riibrt unb
|iebt ct 1ie ni3t an..
Mm bat perlu6t ibm nit @etpalt
Qr5nei bei5ubrin9en, nm ieinen Mppetit
5u rei5en, aber bersebens - ct bleibt ein=
mai ieinem @orlab setreu uno ion es
n1s ,punoern, !pie lange ct es obne
@peiie un0 Sranf ausbalten tann. @ber
ban 9atte l3on einmal cine @traf3eit in
Waupun abliken taiiiIen .uno tuenn er
tuirflt@ in feinent 8orbaben ret11irt, 10
IN ieoen falls ni6t piel an ibn oerloret1.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10

Gin DiIemma. Gin pFanser in
8 Dnifana fam bpr &ur5en, Il, cine una
angenebme Gage. Gin bei ibm bebieniteter
s arbiger, nit bern er 1ebr aufrieben ,par,
beiratbete Elm tpeibes Mdb6en. Ser
pFan5er erDDb feline Gin,penoun9en ba=
gegen, oa er i,idt bag @e9t al babe,,
slaubte; bn6 als er ei.,i9e Sage 6arno9
einem 8rief erbielt, 1T tpel9em linn nit
nollitdroiser 3erit5runs ieines gisen-
tbums sebroDt ,puroe, tuenn ct ben Ne=
ger ni9t entlaiie, iteute er in Der freunb=
li9fen Weiie oem 6arbisen feline Sage
nor, unb bieIer erfldrte lofort, Die 8fonz
sung perlaHen gu tuoQen. Ser 9fan3er
luar biermit beruhi9t; am ,,d1Iten Sage
iebo9 iebte ibn ein Brief bon $50
@9war3et Der llmsesenb in srobe Muf=
resung, In ,pel9e,n bielelben enti9ieoen
9esen bic gntlalInus ibres @tammesge=
no1en proteitirte,. Sum @9lujIe ipuroe
ebenfalls nit 3erit6run9 ber Pfan5ung
georobt. 9luf bas bin berief nun ber
Wan5er Die Tarbi9er }einer &e9enb au=
{amme11 unb itellte ibnen bic 5a6looe
ppr. Diele erfldrten nun tpeiter feinen
Gintuanb segen Die GntlaEuns bes ,Mr=
beiters erbeben 81 tpolleu, beflaQten s1i9
aber bitter bariiber, boB man linen nod
in1mer ni@t Die. glei9en :&e9te apie ben
WeiBen einrdumen :tpolle, beren piele NIT
1&,uor5en Grauen berbeiratbet 1eien, obne
boonr9 MnitoB gu erreseu: - .J.>,.... -. =.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10

-gs eibt mon9e 9eute,
tuel9e ia9en, Mnsei9en &uerben ni9t ge=
lelen. Gin FOLDER ungldubtger $bomas
ioute 5,l leiner l1eber5eugung an3eigen,
ct uiini@e einen 9un6 gu taufen. Wenn
linn innerbalb "a Stunben barouf ni6t
9ubenbe unb ,uabr19einli9 Sunberte
bon 9un6en aller Mrt angeboten tporoen
iinb, 10 iol ct re9t baben.
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ssie;sl9a1iss.

a96e sagsaaD5a1. aaD 8 s. !.
|onbdufenben g9Teinaes unb Gytalten Der
Gytrentitaten bilben nebif DieIeH aiiberen
3ei@en bag eiaaamtbilb Der agpnie.
MaDaiaaE Esr, fidtuarmesiftRe Seete
Lin Mfrita 1T, 4. s3ahrbb Il, BID Fd bis .alsnss
Ginbru6 ber 8dnbalen erbielt. Sic Der=
|iuarfen Mrbeit, gbe. Mofterlebef, ,paren
eifise Mnbdnser ber iftengifen, bDnatiiti=
|faen 2ebrIdbe, ,,ub ,i.a9ten hnr9 @et=
teln bei ben 2anbleuten, 3erit5ren l,n6'
SobH9la9en 70 bielen l1nflg, bab .fie
nit betuafneter 9anb niebersebalten
tuerben tttubten. .
2 M8Dni3 (@dter bes>
guten Sterbens), 9eiftli9er 0rben, 171s>
in 2ima 9e{tiftet. ... ..
M8pn1flife,s, @riitli6e @eete int.
8. Sobrb., taibbiniste bas aniebeusen
beiu1 @ebete; auf ber Sprobe 3u Seru1a=
lem 729 berbann,t.
MHDffa, etabt inSicifien nit 5000
ginto. ..'. 5'..
MAra, y 9ropina il, 9orberinoien
nit 900 0uoorotmeilen unA iiber 1000
600 @tntpobnern. q Difrift bd1elbt nit
88 Quabratmetlen urb iiber LOCO, 900
Ginwobnern. - 8efeiti9te 6auptitabt
balelbf NIT 10000 ginnobnern. Die
Stabt tpurbe bom &aifer Mfebar felt
1864 erbaut, tp,lrbe in, 1S. Sabrb. fnebr=
mails 9eplinbert ,t1b 1884 fa{t sana
aerif6rt. @eit 1903 III fie irn Be}ibe Gng=
lambs. Sic Stabt 1T Der @ik eines ia
tboli19en 8iidofs.
Maraffe, ieoe @orri9tnne bon Mfe=
tou, @oelitein, Bomb &C.. ,,ra Gtpos 'su=
lamutenaubalten, ). 8. @etpdnber, 8or=
bdn9e. ~ .grt -.
MAra,it, ~ 2anbi6aft in grootien
nit 107 seosropbif9en 0uobratmeilen
unb 100000 gintpobnern, bic ale .&a=
tbp1iten lnb. D &5ni9li4e Treiftobt ba=
}elb5t nit 1900 Gi,tpobnern, @ib zines
fatbolii@en Bii@ofes, be1bt. mebrere b0=
bere @@ulen, berf9iehene M6fer unb
cine pra9tpoue Gatbebrale. 9ie Gin
tpobner treiben lebbaften 9anbel nit &C.
treble Mein unb Sa1s:
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Gin mttter seeen bic
GbDlera.

Sic Netp Dorfer .@un" hattie naB III
ret @nsabe j9on BOT 40 Subren Elm
Weittel hubliairt tuel9es na1 bent,bama=
li9en l1rtbeil ber tnebiatnii9en gtutoritd=
ten beiber 9emifpbdre,t boraagIi@ lit unb
ii@ tpdbreno bte5es fansen 3ettraumes
treffi@ bewdbrt bat. 9ieies Mittel en-
pfieblt ii9 allen 1lno bauptf6htfta BET
arbeitenoen &afIe bur4 Die giafa9beit
ieiner 3u1ammeniebun9 unb Die lei9te
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barber unb Sampler du slei9en $Aeilen
mil 19t unb in Doien BON 1870 e9rnp=
fen IN 2-S Sbeel6fel @aHer einntmmt.
Die Gormel bes &eeeptes, iuefthes leidbt
in ieoer Mpotbefe sabereitet iuerben fann>
III fDInerbe
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10
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