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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-16

FAILED TO GO.-The other day we
sent lin an item H.. Bishop, the we'll
known livery man, to Europe. But
it seems that he failed to go, and yes
terday, to our establishment, we ran
across him OH Main street. He had
ONLY been OH a little business visit to
Hamilton. knowing that he contem,
plated a trip to hold Hengland, and
seeing his name among the dePar.
lures, we naturally concluded that
he was OFT. lie goes next week.
STOCKs.-The market yesterday was
lust a little better than the day before.
A grand war is being waged against
uncle Billy Raymond, Of the Ray
mond & Ely, with the view, no doubt,
of forcing him into a compromise
with the kentucky and others. but he
appears to hold out remarkably we'll,
and may yet defy all opposition.
That's what's the matter with Ely
shares, so said by those who claim to
know all about it.
, 1873-05-19

Wheat was much less active. but relatively
firm, ct an average advance of ~ on the prices
Of Friday. though receipts were on the increase.
and are expected to be larger from this time on.
New York was quoted quiet and firm. The prin-
clpal feature Of our market WAS the fact that
offerings were very light, especially Of cash lots,
which is probably because there is comparative
y little here to be ofered;: our stocks
have been very much depleted by
liberal shipments against light, receipts.
AS nearly as ne can figure it out there are now
only about 3l5, 600 bu No. spring in store in
this city. Tha shipping movement has been
very large one during the past two weeks,
though 30 quiet that it has been difficult to trace
it, as the buying has all been done as nearly sub
rosa as possible, and many Of the charters unre-
ported till the clearancss were taken out. One
operator alone has shipped ont not less than
758, 00o bu this month, Of which = little moro
rest to Canada. The quietness which
possibly be An indication that. the bulk Of these
moyement must have been known to those who
hold the bulk Of the wheat here, and that sufd-
GENTLY accounts for ths relative strength Of
cash wheat during two weeks past. even without
the large shortage On May deliveries previous to
the Watson failure. The market Was strong to-
day, but it is probable that the frmer tone in
lake freights caused shippers to hold back, espe-
clally as there are Tumors that ocean freightroon
1s scarce nearly all that is available having been
charteredf for fvs weeks ead- Seller June opened
at Sl.311, declined to 91.311, advanced to
s1.S2. and receded to a1.31k At the close. saller
, 1873-05-19

SATURDAY. EVENING, May17.
ALCOHOL-was in demand, and 1c higher, qaotable
at 81 s0faf .s5 for a per cent proof. 80 i.
BEANS AND PEAS-The average demand for beans
We quote Choice hand-picked n.vies, '$2 5o926o;
do mediums, $24o@245 inferior grades, 1.25@2o0
green peas In brls', $4o@l.6o; yellow do In bags(
$l.25.
BUTIER-The butter market xas fairly active on
local and outside account and ssles era effected at
about former rates. Receipts continue LIBERAL and
we except choice grades holders are by no cans arm
in their vers Strictly choice dairy packed 24@28e
medium TO good, 2o@23c Inferior to common, 90
BAdGING-ln tho baggpg~ market the1e- were no
new features to uote. Only = moderate demand ex-
istad and values not subjected to any material
change. STARK, Ste; Ludlow, 35c; Lewiston. 34kc !:
, 1873-05-19

American, s2Kc: Amosdeag s7kc; Otter Greek, &c: ::
Sasa9 % osk donb!e @ vol sasss
=. BROOM coRN-Dealers atolerably fatr trade
in al grades excepting tho Inferior The receipts
Light but the stock. ample for present require
9enta: We repeat; No. stock braid, b@5Hc; 70.
do red tip. 3@4c; do pale and red, 2@2Kc.
BUILDING MATERIALS Were quiet and un-
S2.50@2.75; New York stuceo, casting, S3.75@{o0
supsrane' z Do, s3bog4m Portland cement. $500
ca, Louisville, and Akron cement sa.0o per brl;
marble dust $s.25@3.6o; lime in bulk, a5e@sl.oo;
@2oo: pas:ering hsir, pei % b. 4oSs5e hrs RS brcE et
per 1000, s4oooseo.oo building brick tcommonh
to PRICK $agl3W country bF
del. Milwaukee pressed, $3.50, del; do common,
91too: haeii1a @ pressed, 5000, DEL; do common,
@2l.o do common, sl2oo Excelsior pressed,
No. md 90 del. aze clay, PR brl $500,
$1,000 per tou The following ia the list Of prices
per box Of 50 fec. for domeatic window glass; from
which u reduction Of Is and per cent il madeto
, 1873-05-19

The shipments in detail we're ~ followa: ahoulderu,
80 n5s Ext 1 es ho ss a nn
b1s sretfoEda 100 b1s; stafordshire 10 bxs South
stafordshtre, 10l b1s long hams, s44 b1s Birning
staordshirs hams SO b1s clear backs 104 b1s bellies
115 bxs; mid 1es, 23o b1s; Witshire, A. b11 beef
hams Is br1s beef, $40 hr1s tallow, $50 brs rease
$40 hrla; ahoulders, 2,a51 pcs. =
Flour was quiet hut steady at former quota
tions. Shippers looked around to some extent,
bnt refrained from purchasing, ,unless at o de-
cline, which was not conceded, as stocks are
quite loW-many Of the recent sales having been
made to arrive. Bran wns 25c per Ion lower.
Sales we're reported Of 210 brls White winter az
tras on private terms go brls do at 1925 ;: 100
brls do at $8.25 100 brls red winter at s7.76;
200 brls spring extras {Minnesota) at ST 25;' 2o6
brls do at 57.00; 200 brls do 1t $500; 100 brls
do at $3.50; 100 brls do on private terms !; 100
brls ryo -four DeIoit) ct LAD. Total, ,360 brls
Also 10 tons bran, st 51o.50, and III tons do ut
910.25, both on track. The following we're the
Quotations at the cloga
, 1873-05-19

~METALSAND TINNEns' sTOCK-Trade, under
this head is quiet and prices rule abont the
for several days past, as followa-. :..
TIN P1A1E-IC, 10xI@, S15.e0: do, 12xl2 $3.50 do,
14x2o, $500; do, rooang &c, $l4.5o; do, 2Q1?a,
Pro T1N-Large. 42c; email, 43c; bar. 44c.
). SHEET Zrac-Fun casks, lie; half casks, 114@11Hc
less quantity, l1He; slab, &c. !, =
SHEET 1RoM-No. ~, 6Hc 1ates.
No. 2sa2s, 17c; 10 n, 1sc No. a. 2oc a discount
Of is per cent ii made from the list. . -.
CoPrxn;--copp bottoms, 4s@4sc; brazisrs, over12
ns, 47c; timed copper, 43c. -, j
NIRE-2 TO S, 8c &, g. and o. 1oc; 10 to II, 11o IL,
11Mc; l3 and IL, 12xc: is and 10, lac; II, 1sc ia
16c; io 1sc; 20, 2oc; run bundle IS per cent dis
count; fence wire, 7Hc; by car load, 7Ac- -
NAIISEWere unchanged. Sales were made at
s525@5.37H, with 12Hc off. We quote :1o@cod,
per keg, S5.25@537.1 rates; Sd do, $s.5o@5.G2X;
Cd do, s5.75@5.s7E; Id do, :s6.12x@8.25; Sd do.
So. 7oa6.s7x Sd d. dne sa.2598.37K: I'd do, $3.50
@s63H ciinch, s7.62:k@7.75; l2:hc Of for 100 keg
lots. z-.
+. NAVAL 6TOREsCoatinue to meet with good IN
quiry at the annexed prices: Manila rope, y h,
1s@l7c; siad rope, h, 1e@17c; hemp Bash cord,
H. 1G317c; oakun, . BALE s5.o096.5o; pitch, per hr
$60O(47, 90; tar, y brl, IS -60@G.60. =.
OILS-Turpcntine and lard oil continue easy whila
nseed carbon, whale and other descriptions are being
held with fair degree Of frnness. We make no change
in quotations: Carbon. lo,-42oc: extra lard III.
, 1873-05-19

Threo dollars per car to be added when ansferred,
which charge follows tha shingles. =;
Thickness-Five shinglea to be rwo inches IN Thick
ness
Leugth-Sfxteen tuches. ~
E.:ek-Wa1nut - Counters, s10ooG91s00o; clear.
s8s.oo@75oo; common, s40.oo95o.oo; Gull, s3ooo9
:Ash-Clear, $50. 00@4D.0o common, ,$a0.oo9Noo:
Gull, 81. .0o@18oo flooring, Sc. o.oo@Ao.oo.
0ak-Cloar, s30.00@40.0o; common, $20.0G915n0:
cuu, S17.00@1800- -.
Hickory-clear, s35 .6oa45.oo; common, s25ooa
$500 Gull, Sl2.o6@1s.oo. ~
Maple-Clear, so. .o0@ 90; common, $ao.oo@saoo;
Gull, $40 0nSl5.G0.
Batternut- -oear, s5o.oo@eo,oo; common, sas.oa@
s';sS GSer,v-c1e.z ssoooasooo. comnon. =. nv.
$500 Gull, l2.0091800. ;.
Whitewood-olear, sso.oo@4o.oo; oommcn, 5000
@30.oo Gull, $l000315.O0.
wagon poles, each, 45@-5o; box boards S350o@ 1000.
, 1873-05-19
LUMBER.

/. 81: 8ATrEDAr EVENING, May H.
Ths receipts 1T the docks were very light, and the
market ruled quiet. A few cargoes were in, which
sold at about Fridays range Of prices. fleet OF ves-
GELS Is expected in the frat OF the week. among them
severai vessels from Green Bay. Joiss and scsonR
are quotabls at s1o.2s@1oto boards and strips ii
the sales was cargo schr curew, from Musiegon. lis
N boards and strips at 81. 4.62K
FREIGHTs,
Manistee. s3.co@325: Ludington, $500; Muske-
, 1873-05-19

Withdrawn from store yesterday, for city
consumption: 1,723 bu wheat; s,14o bu corn
7,74s bu oats; 457 bu rye; 2,7s9 bu barley.
Withdrawn for do during the past week: 5,6s1
bu wheat; 1892 bu corn; %, ,7sO bu oats; s,54a
bu rye; a, 500 bu barley.
The following. grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'Clock: 62 cars
wheat; 1o9 cars corn; Il, 600 bu No. 2 do, and
and IT, 700 bu rejected do, by canals As cars oats;
8 cars rye; cars barley. Total, (so2 cars)
155, 600 bu. ::
The following we're the receipts and shipments
OF hreadstuffs and stock at this point during the
week ending with this morning. and for core
eponding weeks ending a. dated:
, 1873-05-19
MONEY AND COMMERCE
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, May IT.
The demand tor money in the local market has
been active and steady throughout the week.
At the banks having the largest lines Of mercan-
tae accounts this has been particularly the chAe
than at others where large share OF the ac-
counts are speculative. In the open market
there is still fair supply OF money offered on
prime collaterals at 10 per cent.
New York exchange continues firm at par.
Sterling exchange Advanced 4 Of l per
cent in New York to-day, and is now almost up
to the specie shipping point An advance OF = OF
export of gold The price Of gold :: I'D.
fAnced at one time to-day to 1854, but fell
back to lis at the close. It is probable the
whole effects OF the vienna panic hare not been
experienced yet, and that this rse in the price OF
xold and foreign exchange is one Of HE indica-
fions OF The unsett1ement Of confidence in
financial Affairs in Europe.
The c1earings OF the Chicago banks for the
, 1873-05-19

NEW Yonx, May 17.-3ioney was easy today at to
PEI rent with ate dealings ut to 6. 1eGal-tenders
= outstanding. S356, ,3l1 ,O00- 49,. ::
Foreign exchange strong and higher, leading bsnk-
having advanced their rates to 109A for sixty days
and 11054 for sight. Cable transfers sold at 11oA.
Customs receipts to-day, s3os, ,145.
Gold actre aud higher, with lis to 1881 as the ex-
tIemes Of the day. Rates paid for carrying we're 9 5,
81, (, ~, aud per cent. The Assistant Treasurer
paid to-day s2os, 200. Clearings, s6o, 49,, GOO.
Governments dull but steady oil day.
Ststs hunds very quiet, with but little busineae.
Stock. alternately weak aud strong during the
early part Of the DIFF, Inn After the market assumed
greater strength. Pacihc Mail opened at 45. fell OF
70 to 4s reaced TO md 1ate IL tho
EEia,.-, 604@6lt; western Union ross from
s43< TO- Ss1s, receded to s4tt, aad later
Eea as high s57l; c., c. Z C. adsanced from 50
to 3nK declined to %, and subsequently reached 80.
st. Paul common fell Of Yrom 54x to ssh, and re-
covered most Of the decline In the late dealings,
Lats Shore ranged between g. and sok, xtth the
ao[d ut lo7x@1o8; Ohio l. Masiaaippi at 41A@42;
Wabash, 6sA@69; Union Pacific, 3o93oH and Han; ;
nIh.l & st.: Joe common at 31H@36. Pacific hail
today loaned At 1G to fat for borrowing owing
to the large nsmher Of shares IN the transfer Office
Sterling 103H, :.
, 1873-05-19
COMMERCIAL.

:..: :: {: .-:~:. SATURDAY EvEsNa, Nay II.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articleH Of produce in Chicago
during the past twenty -four hours, and for: the
corresponding date one year ago: =
, 1873-05-19
NEW York DrY-Goods Market
Pittsburgh OIL Market
The Produce Markets.


nniddling; upland, Ie4c>
!: BnEADsTuyFs-f1o1r IN fair demand; shade drne1'
s600@6.s0 common to good extra, f69oa'.5o; good
70 choice, s7458a5o; rhs wheat extra, $a5o91g.5o;
western On dock s7.25. Rye -four shade hrmer $50.
Corn meal in fair demand; unchanged- Wheat nr1n;
advance II tEeights somewhat eheets the = d@e@5ns: @
sl68; winter red Western, 500; 10. Auxaokee,
iss 81 B.fsg ipe nd miit s anshanssd
shade easier receipts COO bu vary inferior nav
seo~ ss; oss an nssg ases
bu; new m1xed Western, 481951o old do, $50 Hhlse
do, 6s@5Chc; black, 4o@5oc. ~,
Hk1-QuIet and steady. -
uoFs-Dull and unchanged.
E1t1uEn-1n fir demand, at 2sxesto; oaaooo,
Woo1-s1oro active; extra Ohio, SOC; pulled, 4s9
48c ,unwaahed. Csc. ...,
shade lower fair to good refining 9a@s5c. Molasaes
and rice quiet. j
TzrsoIzoa-pa11; @ 6 srnds, ss s'cese; refined. 1gc.
PnovIa1oHs-Pork4 dull and lower; NESS job
loss SIS %; round lots, 177s@1aoo Beef and cut
long c1ear, SC short ribs, 8Hc; short clear, 91e
Iaxd nors active, but lower stsam' aKas 7-1de;
BUTTER AND CHKEz-Quiet and unchanged
WH1aKx-Dul1, at ssKe:
BALTIMORE, Nay 17.-BHEApsruHTs-Flour In good
demand and unchanged. Wheat in good demand and
mzsd Ms.!sR; @ rs
So Sc. eee Ege aniet aiLd % and nnehansea chang $780, wv "7
PnoyisroS1-Fist and noatnany unchanged. But
ter-Wcstern fairly active at t27a32ac. r. =!
= WHnKz-scarce At 941{c. = =, :-::--
NnwAuxKr; Mny n.--BnEAnsTu7rs-E1ouEqu quie.
sPa 5I Sneha3ssa wasst :N ss 1 I'd
S:sity ssis daii dii sad aseopias s No No. 81 Sc
ET. 1+Fr1r 7r- frf
su1pAzS1s-F:our,4 900 brls whast, il, goo ba-
Bur7A1o, May. 17.-aaEADsruz zTs-.F1our steady
Wheat lnlH sales Of 1000 hu No. Chicago 1t N s5-
Corn very dull; SAMPLE selling slowly at 46h9a7e:
:..'-s~ PHILADELPHIA.
PHu.ADE1ru1A, May EADsIurFs-Elour Eeat:
quiet and stesdy red. aa582.oo; amber, s2n9
3o5; No. spring, n75. Rye steady .t g. Cen :Gorn
asm; ; yellow, e4@sso; oata quiet and steady; white,
,as mf's i9gs1 go51 Esesa isae
Wheat quiet and weak; No. white Wabash, {Ae5;
NO. rcd, a.7sH 10. do, s1as- Com d faiE a.
mand and higher high Mixed 47o spot 80 ftliet
ssas; sss tss 1s 81. ozst g. zht ~ %
FnE1ours-Dull and unchanged. . =
. KEcEurs- 1,oco bsls; Wheat 1900 bu; eo7n
Sin snrsEsTsNfiour, 1000 brs: wheat, u, 600 bu:
corn, $4,000 bu : oats. ,0o0 bn -. -:
:. CLEVELAND
. CLEVELAND, May H.-BRHApsTU1Ts-" eat gee
and unchanged. Corn steady, At 5atSs4c- oats n1m'
No. l. 49, = . -
-PErnoIEuM--DuH and unchanged. -,
! ':st- ~ HT. LOUIS.
gr:-Iou1, May e.-BazAps1u7zs-Flonrs s;ssd5
spring, 2s bid 26 aaked No. red winter psle-
able ii 81 80 No. do at 81 65. Corn opened active
and closed dull and lower: No, Z mixed, 3994oc N
elevator 4IHau11c seller June Oats f1zn> It S749
s71xc cash 3sX@5sEc seller june. Bar1ey, best
grades scarce and wanted No. 2, 8o9eoo choioep@
arnosnsIrosk a,,n nTme5 o. I'll Pa nr:hsneed.
hasa %afsas1sfs,a9 aaess STE s1sa.aSsd' Il sSs.
1@'- DETRo1T. TT e-t~e: -
2 DE1s95z My :, ssa ds ses
$117 Corn dull and lower: No. !, 4sc. oa'e s'''
, 1873-05-19
acter Of al the houses now erected are far better


u,, 50 -,
acter OF al the houses now erected are far better
than then; in fact, there are no poor ones.;. :
- on THE souTH SIDE :
Egandale and Greenwood avenues, as for north
| as Forty-ffth street. The whole OF the property
IN this district is rapidly passing into the hands
Of owners who will occupy 1t for their perma-
9ent residence and there Is perhaps no 9ans7
quiet, and beautifui homes are being nlade;
Prices range, there from about 800 per front
foot near Forty-seyenth street, to sep per front
foot about Fnty-fourth street. -.
from Forteth street to Fifty y-1i1st street, Wa
bash Michigan, Indiana, and Prnirie where prop
erty is hetd at from $40 to 460 per foot,
according to location, there is less activity in
building. than; on the streets east Of the two
parkways. This, however, is the finest unin-
proved property that lies near the city, and in
q few YEAR, will undoubtedly be one Of the most
desirable residence quarters to be found about
Chicago. Seven years ago the lots on Michigan
avenue, from Twenty-fourth to Thirty.frst
streets, we're worth from 800 to 500 per front
foot now they sell at from $3.50 to s250; and at
the rate the city is being extended southwark, It
is reasonable to suppose III that the property south
Of Fortiath street now held ut from $40 to $50
per front % foot viii in seven years sell from $500
to s2OO Ger foot: -:
TN sugugBXs ACRES -
the -specn1atiou is mainly in two general direc-
finna fna yxeat nf {?autral Park. around the
neyg. Northwestern car shopa. and extending
70 ba aant
ws1d toward Washinrton Hoightg. where great
and a,hst.nt;al improyaInentg ara bejng male.
ria comnsrativa c3aannees If tha land asmila Or
- sontb1ras+ ~ P-ighton ia a'ao in7nc;no aonoa
80 u % son,at;an - aso - ~ suMe
r;ea5 ,sr5 .a,,thxraat - sonth 20 ~
plicea aanu, "eos ~. noIsn ~ uAe, - 1o'
~ tatapaus Go ~ s We 80" "oe"7 "so.
soo1n " ~ oAIGAao. ,:, =
Ine plopt1eso,s ol tnls plase a1o steaot'y ano
4nlet!y 81 Work iaylng the 1ounaation OF an m
oustnM point tnat "ln De 1nequa1ea around the
el:g. LIE 1act tna1 sne Ca1une1 RIVER ID ualu-
Ialy Us goou hafpor as Cmcage h7ef, anu
tnag 1or sl4 or seven mues OF III lenGLn reacnlne
westward toward blue ls1and and washington
Heights the fhclhtles 1or the dockage OF lumber,
coal, ana IRON; ana Tor me transfer OF gram ano
other prooucts 10 Vesse1g, VIII soon ne as
good as II Is On tne nouth branch OF tne Ghl,
cago RIVER, and that these 1acninee can Pc nad
for about one-tenth OF the pr1ce they
can on the South Branch at Western
avenue, cannot fail to eventually
attract portion Of that class Of business from
Chicago River and build up st South Chicago
nucleus Of business that will draw the city to-
ward it. The partial revolution likely to be
made IN the lumber trade Of this city by the In
auguration Of the System Of towing rats Of logs
acrosB the lake from the Michigan plnere6, to be
Eawed mp here, will necessarily 60 to the Calumet
River. One larpe firm have already bought o
e11hnarped tract ~ fwantv-a;rht acres IN tha
,orth a;Ga ~ 10 Gs1,mot ah9nt +vrn 7ni1ea 7raat
~ sao' na u tae stn1a +tlf III nan T. fo
, 1873-05-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

x EuIE1H0 uAAEkAGA8s
LONDON, May 17-2 p. m--Conso1s for money,
ss':: sseount; e3s t;2os, g, slN; do 81, s5x
lo40s, 881l new So, SO Erie, AN. -
Tho rate Of discount Of the Bank Of England has
been advanced1 per cent, and is now per cent
. PARIS, MaY I7.-Rentes 54f zoe. :.
= LIVERPOOL, May y17-Evening.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlug npands, SID; Orleans, 9!!@94d; saes 100. 900
bales; American, 1000 speculation and export 2oo0
Red winter Wheat, Us ID Flour; 2ss 3D. Corn,
Cheese, 7os. Cumberland middlea, ssu. -.
New York Dry-Goods Market.
NEW York. May 1T.-There was q quiet movement
in nearly ali branches of rade- The market for
ton goods dull and Irregular for eheetiugs and
shrtings, but steady for coo1ad cottons Prints in
acuva, except job lots offering, which mora
brisk. Drees goods dull Lawns and percsles: an
selling we'll New 0rtoAn cape shawls ara in demand
but other styles dull oo.ens quiet, except fr heavy
caastmeres. Foreign ehasnbrsys aud fine pack gzena-
dimes active Other imported fabEics quiet. Dry
goods imports for the week, Il ,340,2 ,255.
- Pittsburgh Oil Market.
PITTSBURGH, May 17:-crude petroleum dull and
dropping. Prices nominal Receipts, 5000 barrels
Sales at s225@227H. Refined dull and dropping;
Quptab1e 2t 1Gc.
, 1873-05-19

gon, $3.50; oconto, *s.7s@4.oo; Menominee, saoo.
Pentwater, s275@s.oo; White Lake, $a75; Grand
Hayen, $3.50 =, -:.>.. 80
At TIE 1ARps.
Dealers report great activity in the common g1adea
There material change in ptices, The insids
quotations in common Atock are intended for araen
, 1873-05-19

F: e. | Fork, Lard, Bap.sI Shoualzs >Nlddles,
Ssass a sss nHsE !M i.ssS i6 fss e S - ds
Since Nov 7o te9 6a96 G4g g. llQ37 9 9 B8l
16515n ESi
, 1873-05-19

75e; No. 7oc; No. ? osc;' 1inseed, raw, Noo; do
foot OIL strictly pure, sl.t9: do extra SOC; do Mo-
!, '5c; bank OIL Toe; atrais, 73c; elephant OIL e5c
tu1pentine, $1,000; naphtha, g gravity, co@21c
n1phtha. common. 1Gt8 18c- = - -. ::
PAINTS, cOLORS, AND PUTTY-Wera in fafr re-
quest at the prices given beiow: +
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-03
@a8t bic sdma6cn fart.

Der @eruuianii6e Sprup, cine uuuer.
anOerGi6e 96iung oeS GtienorHOulS, 1T 70
SuiammengeIebt, baB er Die @i9enidaiteu Ell.
mes leidt %oer6auIifeu unO Dem Blute 10 leiht,
pie Die eiufadite Speiie, itb ciuuerlcibenOcu
Nahruug8mittetS bat. @r permebrt bic Meus
ge be8 eigeutli9 natiirltd belebeuoen Stofs
ie8, beS @iicnS i'm Blute, mo beilt y~touieuo
llebel" etufu6 bur9 Inipannung, Stdrfung
uuo gclebune oes S6rpcr; ba8 berei6erte
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