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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-09
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which Is pronounced by tine leading medral au
thori.ies Of London ana Pari The most powerful
tome and Alternative known to the medical world"
This is no new ana untred discovery, bat has been
long used By the les ding hysicians CT other coun
t1ies will tronderfli remedial results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive origins
by oaGharlics and physics they give Only tempo
rary relief indigestion, fatulency, amt dyspepsia
With piles and kindred diseases are sure 10 Follow
their use. Keep the blood pure and health Is as
sured
Sole Agent for tbs United Ssaies'
Price One Dollar per Bo.;ie. Send Tor Ci:c4@r.
&c .z1-iw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30

In many respects it did much good !;
1t was considerable benefit to the dele
gates themselves, as well as those who
attended the sessions; the papers read
were carefully prepared and of great
value; but the grand good would be
the final persuasion of the members of
the futilfty of all attempts of the kind.
There could be no real unity without
some external manifestation. For this
He ordained the Holy Supper, and for
this He evidently intended that the one
ness of the church should be shown by
the unity of its organization. '1,.-
The harm in this conference was that
they denied this principle of one organi-
zation; they could only play at unity
there was no actual existence of such
unity, and the conscience. would not be
satisfied with the sham, The promising
feature was that the conference would
be dissatisfied with this result and be
led TO look for something more this
would lead them back to the primitive
church and creed This was the only
ground on which differing denomina-
tions could at all come together. When
all the churches and denominations and
sects of the world understood and re-.
cognized this fact, then and then only
would they be able to,accept the words
Of the text. -.ss....
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30
Personal

John Stuart Mill memorial fund al
ready amounts to about So, 900.
Manton Marble paid 100000 for the
last quarter of the Worlds stock.a
| Whitelaw Reid is an occasional vic
! tim of malarial fever got in Louisiana.
The Deon of Canterbury, delegate to
| the Evangelical Alliance, has sailed for
Europe. .@... .
Senator Morton is confined to bis bed
by a cold, which he contracted while in
New York. His wife is in bad health
also ...s..:s.: -. o. se-.t..
james D.. Mondy,. of Richview, H.,
is dead. He was the publisher of null
titudinous newspapers, few of which, if
any, have survived him. .-.
The Count De ChambOrd was bap-
tized in infancy with water brought
from the River Jordan, which goes far
to explain bis having a hard road to
travel
Alexander NIcCann, ex-mayor Of
Newburg, New York, and prominent in
political and business circles Of that city,
died on Sunday, aged 3S years. ~. -.
Wflkie Collins said his first bright
thing in America and one of bis best.
when he spoke of novels as that class of
works for which heavy headed people
have invented the name Of light litera-
ture.
r. &. G. Bob@j IngersolI. of Peoria,
says he has given up politics altogether,
believing that an office-holder must be
se0undrel or Il fool-the first, If be
makes money, the second. if he doesn't.
General Custer listened to q lecture
in Duluth on how to save the Indians.
He said the doctrine was good for the
inside of church, bat no man could
practice it on the plains and save his
hair -......- ..s...".--. ...-..s-.. ..
Mrs. W, NJ. Preston. who has been
spending several weeks with her re1a-
tives in Terre Haute, Ind, has returned
to this city, and will, as heretofore,
grace society with her presence the
coming. season.
Mark Twain's writings have been
placed on the tadsg cap .lrgatortrs of the
Young Mems Christian Association at
Colchester, England, showing that they
are determined to preserve their limo
cence abroad.
Mr.. Motley has received the crown
ing triumph of his career in an election
as honorary member of the Rhode Is
land Historical Society. An author
must become very famous indeed, before
they're likely to hear of him ia Rhode
Island. .......
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30
wallingferd centennial.

3 f.. .
In pursuance to a call, signed by sew
erai of our citizens, a meeting was held
at the town hallin Wallingford, on Sat-
urday evening last, to see about publish
ing the proceedings of the Centennial
celebration and fair. I'D s..'..s...z-,..
E.W. Kent was elected chairman, and
John E. Hit, secretary. <sEl.s =.
1t was voted that committee be ap-
pointed TO procure the proceedings to be
published together with such other addi-
tional papers as they may wish to add
to make the history of Wsllingford COM
plete. r..1S.7 1.s. .-.<@ 3.
The following were appointed such
committee e'-'t. ->r,.... .....s,
Harlon r. Strong, -......-. ri. Ill.
Hiram l. Warner, .. RI. r.. ..e.-... r.,
f. Charles o. Stafford, s.... ........
Benjamin 3. Grape, 49,, .....-...
George H, Harris, .'.... IL.
=. Aaron Aldrich ....e--.- -..t...
III JOHN E. HErT,
.s-.- .r-.. .-...r.< Secretary.
=. The committee appointed at this meet
ing is the same as the one characterized
as '.self-constituted, with the addition
of another member. gs-..
WalIingford, Oct. 90. III.
S. B. s. T.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30

GRAND LIST OF VERMONT FOR, 1878.
The following is the Grand List of
Vermont for 1878, as furnished by Geo.
Nichols, Secretary of State:
Real Estate-acres 5,125, 1858, APP
praised, So, 942, 329
Personal property, 10 Az, 97l
One per cent is. los, 663. 90
Add. asst. on polls 1875, 31i, less
deductions, So, 356, 194, $500
Add. asst. on dogs, 1S,432.C)
List for State taxes, 1,1T,O530O
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30
FAMILY GROCERIES,

At the lowest cash prices, for cash-con-
sisting of Sugars, brown, coffee A, granu-
lated and pulverized. Teas, black, green.
japan, young hyson, and gunpowder.
Coffee, ground and ungroupd, Great Ara
ground and unground-cloves, cinnam on,
allspice and nutnegs. Raisins, layers, &C.
Molasses, syrup, pork, lard, butter, cheese,
trout, saleratus, soda, starch, mustard,
ginger, pickles, pepper sauce, favoring
extracts, &C., &C. Flour warranted treble
extral A No. l. Tobacco, candy and CT
chfmneys, wicking, brilliant safety kero-
sene Oil, candles, &c.
Farmers produce taken in exchange for
goods. sep20d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30

MEMS RUBBER BOOTS, bought
WI before the late rise, $3.50.
At o. w. CURRIERS',
dAw Rutland.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30
ageip Adrertiser1euts.
SO CENTS.
DON'T YOU SEE WHAT 1T MEANS?
THE
BOSTON 80 CENT STORE
lieu, Advertisements.
DON'T YOU SEE WHAT 1T MEANS
GREATEST ATTRACTION IN I
=. t......-t. RUTLAND. s.
IT ID WONDERFUL YOU WILL SAY so
,.s. WHEN YOU SEE IT.

IT 10 WONDERFUL |! YOU WILL SAY so
-.sss, WHEN YOU SEE IT.
But it needs only word of explanation.
and you will see why it appears so. This
is only q branch OF the Boston house, and
many Others in several cities of the Unit
ed States, which have been established
for years and afford the greatest facilities
for importing aud buying goods directly
from the manufacturers, which are. offer
ed at very small commission above the
cost. This need not be said to those who
examine the stock, as it shows fer itself.
Every one knows the price and can easily.
compare 1t with the Same goods in other
stores. The goods are. warranted to be
exactly as represented.
The preprietors wish to say to the peo-
pie OF Rutland and vicinity, that they
have established this store with the in
tentlon OF making 1t permanent BUSH
ness, and hope to receive your patronage
So long as you are dealt with squsrely and
receive Tor your money just what is repre-
scented. 1t is impossible to explain the
stock OF goods. it Is so extensive, and they
are obliged to ask you to call and exam
inc them, when the goods Will be shown
with the greatest pleasure.
-...-....s.... REMEMBER, .. .
it is located opposite the Depot, in GUMS
block. ...... ....-. ....... 81 ..... .
THE BOSTON 80 CENT STORE g.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30
RANDOLPH, VERMONT
THE CHURCH WELCOME

IdE CdO NH w ELCOM Il
A new church music book, by W. o.
PERKINS, is the most complete and thor
ough work for singing ola sses, cheirs, &C.,
ever published. The .r.s--H .-.-.-...s
SINGING CLASS DEPARTMENT
Is especially fine, and ample room has
been assigned to glecs, four part songs,Sc
THE ANTHEM DEPARTMENT
occupies nearly one half Of the book and
deserves special mention, ashley are care
fully adapted 10 the capacity OF the aver
age choir, while the standard OF music IS
far above the hashy stuf so often thrust
upon the public. s.. .e....l.. ......-.
THE HYMN TUNES,
though fewer in number, are Carefully Sc
leeted, and as much available music for
cRoirs may be found as Is needed in any
circumstances ......-.. r. ..-.--... .
Wholesale and retail trade supplied by
j. b. NEEKER,
.-.-.. Rutland, Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30
EOR SALE.
TsIMRNSE SUCCESS OF DITSON a CO.'S
Il new collection Of organ music, cRtttled
THE ORGAN AT HOME.

TMMENSE SUCCESS OF DITSON 4 co.'s
Il new collection Of organ music, eRtttled
THE ORGAN At HOME"
No musical homo complste without it,
fer it contains over TWO HUNDRED
OF the day, well arranged for the
reed, psrlor or pips organ. Contains ev-
eTSthing which is sa-called popular
melodies ofthe day, marches, waltzes, vol
untaries, variations, tranScT1ptions OF the
sest sacred sirs, gems OF Handel, Mozart,
shunann, sc. /; in fact, the best OF all mu-
sic from Beethoven'S Adagiss to Strauss
Danube WALTZ. First edition sold in two
weeks after publication, and fourth now
ready. Price $3.50 boards s. cloth.
Unparalleled success OF Ditson & Co.'S
GEMS OF STRAUSS.
which contains literally the gems OF
Strauss WRltzcs, HazurkRs, &c. and fs to-.
day tho Rnoat popular music book in Amer
tca-over 40, eco copies having been sold in
10 months. Price $3.50; in cloth, 81.
Gp6at. sale Of s:
THE STANDARD.
This great church music book by L. o.
Emerson and II. Il. Palmer has double the
morit, and is likely to have double the sale
OF common books by one composer. The
works OF either gentleman have sold by
will continue to be called for until every
choir, singing class, and convention are
supplied. Price el.5o.
Published by
OLIVER DITSON & Co, Boston,
CHAS. II. DITSoN q CO.,
Ill Broadway, New York.
ian2wed satdwiY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23

EII9 ahW USIHIEtAVNW'
lii Ter 9aoeu Rr. eat, sisbtHraae, cine,
Der befen @efhdftspldte in Der Stdot fh ~beionosrf
fir einen Ghnciber pdiienb, oa bieies 9eitdit Dor
Dem perftorheneu 2ouis @oben ipdbrenb ben lesten Il
Sabren in bemieIben ~betrieben moroen. Rdberes a n
Mime. G47-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
Ri t%erfanten.
3u herfaIftn.

fAs gu b~erfaRfcn.
Eii % ader eano nit 0obnbauS uno Wasners
nn6 Sbmteos=g S criticize iIr Die 9ertrge G5umIre BON
$I2OO- NIT $400 8oar3ablung, Der 8feft in l unb 2
Sabren.
Sin biQtees Saus an Der 2ombar6z, nabe Canal
Strase, NIT Z 3immern ;4reis $1,000.
5erner Elm bilises Sau5 an Der Bethel, ndbe Der
EanettetrQse, nit 6 Simmern nlroe eineH 9uten
2aoen MAIDEN ; Breis $3.50.
1867 d yr. o., NorozSro1ofpdn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23

Sdbisteit nebmen pirb, .iber glnpere gu
berriden uno meme 9lliirte su iein?
Stein! rief iie, aeirl = ie mirb mid
itdrten unb erfrii6en,- aber pieie Sebn>
iudt i'm Ser5en ma6t mid tribe unp matt
= 0 seben Sic ibn mir pieper = i'd be-
femme meme S6mdde, laTsn Sic mid in
oieiem einen guntt ibpud iein, i'd perz
ipre6e Sbnen, Sic ipllen mid LIBERAL ipnit
tart uno uneri9itterlib fnSeni
(FortieBuuuJ olpl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
SaCbcu Crhutten:

Grti6e $ olGdRDer s drtuge, Caviar, SarOcts
len GuhoOte, ruiiiibe Sorciues, 2imburser mo
SdWciJertdie SrauuiaUeigr DietuurR, SpetIagen,
Siuirr, @tbien, @erfe, 9rie, @riHtcrn Il. {. II. gu
BADEN bel
&Oni8 8. 8eiB s. 8rubee,
(hI-l G4e Der Sanppert nnb GambsnRrakr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23

Der orofe sa6en Mr. So. Saltim orear., uebens
ON ber Sffce oes ~@orreipou6enten, "if nom1 l. gldrs
@on rnel0e lid bel +. Blaine, nebsnGIn Dem ee6sn.
oil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
@Dcbcn crbolfcn :.

1000 9ifeH Srdngru, $500 Rifcn GironCr. 800
Sdfe neapolitaniihC 8ulnitie, 25O SGte TiibCrts,
1000 SIfCH DiGccdrOni, 800 SGde OfrlfGnj'hO uHO
Sir9iniu'sr 8~eOnufe, Rofneu, meme uno altt lHGuz
men, @etussytlhe, gum ScttGuiC IN 61r. b, SUutb-
Stra6e, bel
(4ug. 2O-l CrpsbD q SaHublc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
Blu perkanfen nnO 3a permietbft

Blu 1%crfdufcn.
Der 8orratb, Der 9uts Bile unb Die Ginridtung
zines @roccriez, 9iquors uno NroniiiOnS > 4aocns.
GGh3ufra9en teIte Worgen aui Der S6e Der Saa
| nal. unn SanfffrdRe. (149-5f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23

3u 0erFaufen pber su Dermtetben.
49, Sin Saus nit 9aben : &inrittuna gu oertaur
Esaasa fen ober gu oermiet5en nabe Dem &roBfraBens
E.I- WtaItt. gu elfragen in Rr. 35f, 6.zebar
ieefraRe, bel Wtttpe FEEDER. Cl49-50)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
0dmrG Udirna

attn SoIHdnbi9ss2o9erbIsIe rDeItbtrl5mttu gIfa
atts on SGno gu ~GuRe9mbGrEm lreiTs
taprtl15-l Spnmdun & Garl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
unberfGlimteE Slid

Iura GiHmdben gu 40 Gents pre- @aloRt, FoEir
rsins ScplirJe une rUheu Snaroer gum GiH'
ua@sH bet 2Out8 s.. Reie S Sruber,
(4-) @6e Der 6dnupers uub Commensurate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23

3u Dermietben.
Orei 3immsr an cine lille GamiIie in Rr. 400,
&iicsS barle affrdRe. tl49-51)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
9u berfaufen,

kaI Gin 0obnbaus an Der Neeft . Dfonument~,
ober5al6 ber SoparohraBe, 22K 5u6 brett, i'm Ditt=
te[punHe aer Statt etlegen II. Ishr emptcbiensuertb.
8las 1874 fuB ttsf bis an Die Ro6fIase.
Siuaes 6 Gdraedut,
HIc or IN Qerinnfnnz. nnbP 6 blrIe6 itraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
gu ~nerfaufen.

Wa6 geIieben IL bts2 ater eauo on Der SarlorSs
SRoao, 6 Bieilen. 6dbete au6tnnit bel Jobann Sd
Ger aui BEN BIaee, oher bel Sbllipp y. SlRp,
Rr. 2is. SR:W atiionfraRe. 5iHrst9enos @ez
hHuIihFpifen nrf hem Rlnke. 1i4-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
Su b,rtnietben

- Oas 6Qus 9r, 50, Nororg Us oIitraBe, NIT
*ii5 Simmsrn, 9as uno Paiier. ytGberes I'M 8dr'
I'll ben 9aben ssr. f94, ga SaItimorefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23

un6 aifen, @iroueuz unO gtmoHeuitualCn, ne
RoliHgu u. (. 10. Bum SeUtuuie in S1r. 80, Govt
Rrd6e, bsi GroSbp S Safable. Gi5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
Sermaltersz Serfaut

fFM3 SermGlterszSert9ut
EIsa poH
ipertboorem 9ad,t. 9runheisentbum
an Der
Columbia StraBe.
Sn 1olee etnes Dsftetas oes Srsis=9eri6ts fir BIZ
Staot Baltimore miro Der unlerjethnete 8ertpaltel
auf 0ffeutlIder auftion on Srt uno Stsue mSoHtdS
ben z. Sui 1873, NGdmitta9s UNI . ubI eeItdus
len {:
ndmli6: An Der 9oroieite Der @olunbtahrase, in
Der Sntiernun9 BON O. IsuB peitlib pen Der @te, MEL
DE ourb Die Stneiouug Der Weftieite Der YartiEitr
nit Der Jtoro Ielte Der @otumbIaitrase 9ebtloet Dlro
anian9enb, Damn ueftIi9 lungs cer y%toroiette Der So.
lumbiaitra6e 40 6uB 9ebenD. Damn norolt6 parable
nit BartlrtrGse 100 SUB mebr ODER pent9er bis ar
etne Is SUB breite aatu; oann otli6 lungs Der Sito.
ieite bela9ter aaep, nit oeren @ebraub uno Brtotle'
gien ~oerieIben in9emein!haft, 40 SuS, mo bann iHo.
lid, parallel nit Bartinftr06e 100 Gus, mebr ooel
%Deniser, bis gum Gnfan9 spunfte.
Die @ebdull6teiten auf beid9tem @rHnoHud, tDels
Dies ais SIR. 800, @o.umbia' Stra6e, bttaunt 1T, be:
;eben in sinem sroBen 8 todisen RSpbnbaufe mi
tergebduoe, left as Gin @rocerte', Broouttens unit
Qiquors&aoen beruBt, bat einenStaai mSiItersrunbe
iopie aud elm 2sit0ti9es Sie9elieinernes 4ebGice,
nit Der 6rOnte an @oiumbiaitraBe on ytr. 300 au9ren;
Beno, uno als Elm SInt=Saoen benuPt.
0as san5e obenbei6riebene @rgnoitI6 lit einel
idbrIi1en grunbmietbe BON $120 unteruor1en.
Sbiees @runoftlid, Degen eeS 9roBen Sertttrs Del
Bulbineton=9foao, an 6Rten biretter Sinie es Iieet,
Uuroe ih fur tie erfol9retGe Setretbuna trseuo zines
@ef6ditG paiien.
pie 8srfaufst ebinsunser, iuie ourd bos geri6
por9eihrteben, ftno: Elm 8rttttbeil tes SGuf3eloes
baar am Berfouistaee, elm Sritttbetl in iebs uno bel
Reit in Bp0lf gt0naten, ODER ules baar, mad
BelIe6en bes 3duters Die Credit = s3ubluuger
bonn 8srtduista9e an 3tnien traseno unb burd Noter
ooer Sbli9ationen ots&Guier5 nit pom Dem 8errD al
ter 9enLbmi9ter SiheIbeit 9eoedt,
9S. y. EBdrTelS, SeruaIter,
SIR. AZ, CT. BaultraBe;
Sreso s &itflanc, IuIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
Biaiae 6auier ~ berfaufcn.

EiIII SIR. 80, SC, IS, 40, A, "A, 46, 50 or.
fette uuo 81, 80 uuo Al 8elieite @oobpear.
StraBe.
Die pb~enbesei6neten IL ameif6dissn ga6Reinb6uIsr
nit Sintersebduten, IN sutein StpIe sebaut unb nit
6upranten oerieben, fnb inter iebr annebmbaren Be.
6%inaunsen binis 5u u%ertaufen. DieieIben iiro in einem
Der geiunbsten Staettbeile 9eleeen, uni1ittelbar am Ga:
giienbabnen, Der penniploania. Ipenue. u. berBireer.
8fsrbebabn. gei Au3abIuns BON einigen Sunpert Sol.
lars fam Der Reft nab Bclieben in m Dbentli& en-
Giraoblunsen abeetrd9en perOsn.
gabres al ~erfraaer Sfr. SS, Gecpnsfrafe,
Siireau Der Permanent Land Company"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
Gu Derfaufem.

Eml Das smpfebIeuspertbe 3.f6tise Botnbans
Nr. Sc, Roro. 1roabfuap, ytorcrpeftzGde Der Saqettez
GtrGse, 80 i5ub an Sloabruap brett, NIT Stalun9
uno Rasens 5iemile on 6apetteitrase, bod, lult!s II.
seiuno nno beinabe BEN Jadionf square .9s9enuosr.
Birbe ib eaus defenders fur etnen artt etsnen, ocer
fir einen Club, @eieniaait ooer ohentlihes Srfttnt
ireeno elmer art pafen. s8tr0 biuig oerfauft, penH
%Iofortige Application senla6t miro 6et
- 80 Sbpmde Sill;
\ FJ95-N norhnIxGSp nor ssonPftsz unn CT. RauItr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
ga ~betfaufen.

10 0as Saus gsr. ss. SpuabFrase, ami,
i6en Bomb uno @aroltns fraSe. 3sh0dla m1I ooppelz
TEN Sinteraebdnoe, uno aue 3immer bib5h tape,irt,
ionic oub Woler. nno Sasetnrittune unb 9atrobez
sinsfret, iebr bldg. yfat5uirossu q m BIase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
Bu pfrkanffn unD 90 pfrmiftbr1
3u ~Dermtetbeu.

NJ uLLtttSNVSuH
Der arofe sa6en Nr. 50. Saltim ore&r., uebens
on ber Sffce bes &c orreiponoenten, iii oom l. gidrs
| an auf turBe ODER LANCE .3eit biut9 "a uermietbeu.
Dsan melbe fb bel 3. Raine, nebenan benz 9Gben.
(21-)
gu D%erfaufen pber gu oermictDen.
"a Das Saus yr. IA, Rorc. SsoibiustDnffr.,
Eiid iopie au6 bas SGus Jtr. So. ladfon"
ND Sauare, 1peuue, nit Gas uub Unfisr, itno
biats su %Oeriouten ODER 5a esrmlstasH,
t148-9) gr. 16, gioro.gBaibinetonftraBe.
Tiir SdbIoiIer uno S6mieoe!
Cine SdloiierzB gtfeue lit llmitdnSe bnIbeI btats
cusSupertaufen nit WeliJeug uno etnsr nsuen Sohrz
Ytoi6ine. Ndberes aui Der NorfrpeR . SIDE pom
Sarf. une 2esiRatonffraRe. Q43-5ll
Sine feItene 0eIesenbett.
Gin sut.eelesener fleiner St.2aoen nebf Srocsrtes
@eidGft ID bilis unter leibten Seoinsunsen gu oer=
taufen. RahBuiroeen am Blate bel 8. xsefphal in
0aIasfraRe, bas erie SGus iioItn BON Saphr.
u4S-54)
Blu Sermietben.
Cine GhiueinezS 6IGhterei mt alien oa5u 9eboren=
ben Sduiern uuo Stdlen uno 6leiib : bGdeRGl6Ine
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perhrabs. (145-s3n
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kSh Gas SGus 9r, 9S, gtororg BoIffraBe NIT Z
aIs {8immsrn, gas uno .saIss. ytsssrss NJ 9ar'
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fMs gu berfaufeu.
EI Gin empicbteuspertbes Wobubuus an Der
Dfceuaob nabe SofmanfraBe, 81 GuB brett, bll'
Zig bel I~oiortiser Applifation on
9inses & Sarseant.
a46-) Wr. 80, Yerin9t0ntr.
80 On h%rrfaufpn.
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0ilnnrz, nuhe SaratsgaitraBe

EU Nein SadraeIS peridn9t!
Sff1eite Der @llmorifrose, 6. 5an5 norolth RON
Saratoqafruse Plas 16 bel 100 6us, 3-ftodtges
front uno 2ztofises pintersebduoe, nit allen NOS
6ernen 8erbeferuneen. greis $4,000, Sublbar in Woz
GcnSa5lunaen. &tin Sanpsretn.
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Gin empiebleuspertbss Dobnbnus on Der
Wc@uaob nabe SofmanhraBe, 81 GnB brett, bis
Zig bel i~oiortiser Applifation on
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geno bei6riebane iebr emptebIeRspert9e Gt9ent3um
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pas game GrunSfii6 nebf GebGuIid,feitsu,
on Der Slbielte Der Dolf', nabe alice aHnitra6r, 9ez
lesen, 10 5us on Der 8otiifrnBe bieit uno 140 i. bis
5ur Sbappeuirase tief f6 erfreteub. Die @ebdulits
feiten (ytr. l48) hsfteben in einem 2h@fofigen Sies
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ten Sinter9ebdube, eintr ldbtIihen 9runemtetPs pom
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ntatt iperber.
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perforbeReu Suftus uno Wilbelm Serbiner
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iM 81 %bettarten.
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feifa Ger Sono frase, cine 2biir norSIib BON Bibbiez
Strase, Is bel 80 SnB; Breis $500.
9as 8 itodiae Bobnbsus gfr. 593. @apfra6e, nabs
Broaopap, NIT s !3innlern, 10 bel 80 Su6 I; 8reis
$500 - iebr biGig. e- -It ,i.!--tt-
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9m %bfrfanfen.

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getzste BON Detsrtrase. eine ieltene eSeie9enbe,t
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Original, unablDshure uno sutse16erte Sruno.
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Spbn Glenn & So.
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