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MARKET REPORT.

ST, Louis, August 20. Flour quiet anc
II good demand for AX.
Wheat, dull; spring dull No. fall
~ %; No. 4 red IL 30; No 81 SO69l 81;
No2sl ~, but generally held 81 so.
Corn. No2 mixed excited and higher
with sales ut 46@4G2c; September 424@
i23c; October 40.
Oats higher; No. 3l!c Dash in Septem-
Der, 29c.
Barley, unchanged.
Rye firm; GLMG3c.
Pork quiet and unchanged.
Dry salt meat nominal Bacon dull
and heavy. Shoulders 93c. Clear rib Toe
Clear lOi Clear, seller, september, lOAc
Whlskp scarce; soc.
MEMPHIs, August - Cotton; higher
grades scarce and firm; good ordinary Ia
@l6c; low middling lSc; middling i9tc
receipts 10; shipments Gao; stock A,54o.
Flour quiet; medium 81 5Oas
Corn meal; none offering.
Corn firm Soc.
Oats quiet aud unc banged
Hay good, scarce and htm S23@25.
Bran dull SO.
Lard DUH
Pork dull and dropping ST. 80.
New ORLEANS, August 80. Flour dull
superdne - IS; y So; XA s. 26(g5 90
xxx ST. 1906 10; choice extra s'(9s
gsmily - 50(Gl0.
Corn supply fair, demand light white
Csc.
Oats Ace.
Bran dull, Soc.
Hay quiet; prime csc; choice 2sc.
Pork dull old SO 10, new 81 10.
Dried salt shoulders scarce, 9ic. Ia
con dull, lIG1ll!c Hams l4!c.
Lard quiet; ,ierce ss9sc keg loi@.
HE
Sugar and molasses, no movement
Wkiskey higher Louisiana 81 O2 Gin
cinnati 81 O6.
Cohee steady; ordinary 2llci fair 81 lc-
@22c; good 22lc; prims 2?lm22ic.
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FOREIGN.
THE IRON TRADE.


LONDON, August 29.-The Times has an
editorial, the burtheI Of which is that one
of the finest markets England ever pos
sessed is being closed to her and her dlsas-
ters in this direction are not ended The
United States is competing successfully
for the control Of the iron trade in Can
ada, South America and the West Indies,
Tha, country contested for immense ad-
vantsges, but has beaten England in spite
Of these. England cannot afford to be
idle, and sleep away her time and waste
her money while competing with thrifty,
alive aud intelligent nations. The Times
thinks much of the blame should fall on
strikers and trades unions.
WAR IN THE FIJI ISLANDS.
LONDON, August 29.-Lste sdvices
from the Fiji islands are TO the effect that
a rebellion has broken out, and that the
rebels have murdered u number of white
settlers.
SHIP LOST.
A telegram from Liverpool announces
the loss of the ship j. 4. Lemon, and q
portion of her crew,
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company and has hitherto been accounted
as good as gsld.
The measure to be taken by the corpors-
ton counsel, IL to act in conjunction with
the mayor and not with city Treasurer
Cortland. Sprsgue 10 to be succeeded
,ragbtwsy by the appointment Of man
TO DO city treasurer, II being under.tood
Sprsgus does not desire ~ retain the posi-
ton. Some prominent officials are OF the
opinion that the arrest ~ Rodmsn will
lead to startling disclosu'ers
RAILROAD DISASTER.
PEgKsKIL., August 30 An accident
on the Hudson River railroad near Mont
gomery, resulted in woupdiDg psssen-
gers belonging ~ New York, and William
Hildre,h, engineer Of the second Atlantic
express. The accident resulted from fail
ure to send II t.gman back from the hrst
to the second train. The former had
stopped to shove u detached freigh. out OF
the way.
CAUSE or THE ACCIDENT
The following was the cause of the &C
cident The Atlantic express left AL.
bsny At 10 IN another express leit a.
1875 pm. They left Poughkeepsie at ABS
aud 3:lj respectively, being only twenty
minutes between them. AS the first
rounded the curve it stopped to pick up a
freight car and caboJse at which time 10
| asgman was sent back 10
warn the second express, which
came sweeping around the curve at tre-
mendous rate, and dashed into the first
train. All the passengers agree in saying
the railroad company did everything to
suppress the particulars of the accident
An Adam, express car was totally
smashed and passenger car telescoped
into palace car 80 completely
as to look like one car. one lady was
badly hurt about the body and partially
scalded one gentleman had HE right arm
near the elbow completely broken off, ard
several other passengers wee badly
| bruised
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FROM ERIE.


DIED.
ERIE, Pa, Aug. 29.--.Iudge James +
Wyche Of Vancouver, Washington Ter
ritory, died of consumption on the Lake
Shore train this afternoon, just as i,
reached the depot here. He was travel
ing from Jackson, Mississippi, whittier
he had gone tor his health, to Dahville,
New York, hoping to sec ure benefit from
the water cure establishment there. He
WAS accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
Thomas, who telegraphed his family at
Vancouver of the event.
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Tus HAxvE.r OF DEArB.-It would
sssm Shs usual causes OF infant mortality
are not suficisnS The innocent ones are
not permitted On even battle with the
king Of terror. Al this hot and sultry
ssason, the restless child, battling with the
enemies Of his life that lie in wait ct every
corner has, 10 addition, TO encounter an
other deadly fs-Mr. Winslows or
some other poisonous syrup, administered
by the habds OF some heartlsss nurse, silly
mother, or imbsciis father. A bost Of
livss might be saved each year by giving
DR.. AcCsbs's Medioatsd Brandy, which
s6sctuslly cures irfantils complaints
without any dslsterious results. s.20-2w
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BURIED ALIVE.
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENTAL VILLA
RIDGE
ONE MAN KILLED, TWO IA.
TALLY AND TWO SEVERELY
INJURED.

BY the caving in of an embark nent at
the Illinois Central cut, near Villa Ridge,
yesterday, i've men, employees e the Iii.
nois Central, were-Obe Killed two fatally
and two seriously injured The names OF
the wounded rnen are - fatally Injured 80
Patrick Burke and Patrick Boyle
severely injured Frank Drum and James
OConnell. There lie supposed to bs one
man still covered 10 the EN- bank mebt, but
what his name lie We we're unable to learn
Mr.. Edward Cody, foreman OF the
gang Of men, was taken sick yesterday
morning and compelled to quit work, and
IL Is supposed the men dug too far unde'
the bank, and as . consequence IL cAved Ia
upon them.
siThe men were all broug ht to this city and
placed in st. Mays hospital, excepting
Drum, who is . married man and was tn.
ken to his own home. DR.. IA. Wsrdner
was in attendance on the wounded man
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FROM CINCINNATI.
FRtEBER0 AND WORK

FhTEHENU hNH WUNh 2 VI
C'NctSSArI, August 29. Frieberg and
Workun, who we're recently expelled
from from the chamber of commerce for
contempt Of its authorities, have made APP.
plicatiOn to the conrts for q writ Of man
dsmus, requiring the board to restore
them TO the privileges of membership on
the ground that the board neglected To-
take any action on the charges preferred
against them, but proceeded in the al.
sence Of Ftieberg and Workum,
and without notice 10 them
to passr esolu,ions of expulsion
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TnE funeral Of the lameuted Frank NJ.
uundley WAS largely attended yesterday
evening The Hibernisn IRE company,
of which he was member, and the Roughs
were GU. in force and in uniform. The
Silver Cornet band led the procession, and
the wailing music-s lament for the dead
who died 90 early in lifs-'ell like shower
upon many hearts and brought to many
an eye the tear Of sorrow. The remains
we're las, nigh. tak,n to olney, Illinois,
for interment.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-30

Those Of our citizens who are inter-
ested in the improvement Of the park are
requested to meet at the council cham Der 4,
at clock p ID, Monday next to devise
ways aud means to improve II.
W. w. THORNTON
&. WIssToS,
l.. JoRGESsES,
j. II. OBEsLy.
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RI CuspiFv, commission merchant
No. II, Eighth street, on and after the lat
Of September will sell goods for cash
only. He means business in this, and
hopes his friends and customers will not
ask for credit. e-3O-3t
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FROM PITTSBURG.
A NEW BRIDGE PROJECT.

NEW BRIDGE PROJECT.
PITTsBURo, Aug 2s.-The bridge com.
mittee Of the city council Of Pi,tsburg
held meeting last evening, and exam
ined + profile and drawing Of a proposed
new bridge to be constructed from the
poin, to Carson in South side. The com
mittee recommend the construction of q
bridge, the bed to be 50 feet above low
water mark. 1t will be 300 fee, 10 length,
while the Union bridge, to be constructed
from the same landing At the poiu, to Al.
leghany, is TO be 40 feet above low water
in the Allegheny.
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ATTENTION is directed to the card Of
j. Cundif in another column Of The
BULLETIN. Mr.. Cundih has been In
business 10 Cairo for number of years,
and there is net in the city man more
widely or fsvorsbly known throughout
the South aud West
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REV. DR. MASON u Clinton, Kentucky,
will preach vt the Christian church on
Eighteenth street, on Sunday august 81
next, al the usual hours VI service, morn
log and evening". 80 q
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Observer Signal Service, 4. :. a.
LoUILvILLE, August 29--River has
changed but little in the last "a hours
Marks showing o feet inches in canal
and 3 feet 3 inches in chute, Weather
cool and cloudy. Arrived Gen. Lyle
Cincinnati, Grey Eagle, Henderson; San
dy, Troy; Wild Duck and bsrges, st
Louis; Arlington, Cincinnati; Liberty No
4, Pomeroy; Jno. s Brsnsford, Cairo
Departed Gen. Lytle, Cincinnati Grey
Eagle, Henderson, Sandy, Troy; Wild
Duck and barges, Pittburg.
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MRS kxDSAs sent to our ofiice yester.
day the largest tslsam apple, or bitter Gu
cumber, ever raised IN this section Of
country. 1t 10 u beautiful specimen,
nearly foot in length, aud Of deep or.
snge color
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NOTICE.

Parties wishing goods sold at auction
will please bring the same to my suction
room, No. l05 Commercial avenue, on oil
before Thursdsy evening Of each week
- I shall sell 90 Friday Of each week in.
stssd Of Saturday - heretofore.
DANIEL HARTMAN.
The only licensed auc,ionssr in the city
Ailtf
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ST. Louis, August 2s.-Arrived: Hele.
ma, Vicksburg; John Kyle New Orleans;
Lady Lee, Shreveport; Elliott Memphis;
johnson, keokuk; Kinney, Missouri
river. Departed; johnson, Keokuk;
Belle Memphis. Falling Weather clear
and pleasant; feet to Cairo. The chan
mel is not cutting out rs fast as the water
falls.
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LITTLE son vi Mrs Gsdneys was
seriously injured yesterday. by being
horned by = vicious COW. 1t will be some
time before the lad will be able to cit
down with ease.
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HUMOks OF LIFEINSURANCE.


The following brochure was suggested
by the famous Winston HomSns imbrgolio
All about how Shsp. ceased 10 be actusry
for the Mutual Life Insurance company
the Why's and the whereforss, with sundry
other particulars of interest too numerous
to mention, which will be found embalmeC
below:
MISERY RHYMES FOR CHILDREN
ENDOWMENTs.
SING A SONG OF SIXTY.
Sing sony OF sixty
Million doll ,rs stored,
Six and thirty trustees
All In u board.
When the board was opened
Ho they voted "Yesn'
In support unanimous
OF the worthy Pres!
Pres. was in his Office
Counting DER the money,
Vice was with Nm agent
Looking bland and sunny.
Actuary sngrily
Was auditing his woes,
Along came Unanimous
And nipped OF his nose.
sHEP,
Shep was an sctuary,
Shep. YVES sport,
Shep. came to INV house
10 audit q report.
went to Shops. house,
Shep. was on his yacht.
Shep. was beatenin the race,
Audit he would not.
Shep. was growing at his luck,
In his little bed,
Down came the board and Put
A Nanssrd on his head.
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WAsTED-Two good girls to go with u
family TO Denver. they will hire for q
stated time, good wages will be paid them
aud their travelling expenses borne to
Denver. Apply TO MKs ID. HuRD.
e.21.3t Seventh street
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MEMPHIS, Aug. 29.--The weather cles r
and hot River declining slowly. De-
parted late last night: Capital City,
Vicksburg; Lawrence, Cincinnati.
PIrTsBURG, Aug, 29.-River about on a
stand with feet inches in tho channel,
Weather clear and pleasant.
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Jusr received At Ehler'., Twentieth
street, between Washington avenue and
Poplar street, the finest French calf, pat.
ent leather and Moroccos for gen,lernen's
wear. A perfect fit and satisfaction as
sured. Any persons in need Of boots an
shoes should call on Ehlers, examine his
stock of feathers and leave their orders.
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FROM SHREVEPORT.
STEAMBOAT swAMPED.

STEAMBOAT sWAMPED,
SHREv EPoRT, August 29,-The steamer
Huntsville, with $50 head Of cattle,
swamped below here Tuesday night. The
cause of the accident lie similar to the sc-
cdent of the Ruby. None Of the crew
-
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The proposed joint excursion Z the
Cairo and Mound City Ojd-Fellow. has
been postponed until the return Of the
the steamer Eckert
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-----s go
FROM VERMONT.
DOUBLE MURDER.

DOUBLE MURDER.
MONTPELIER, Vermont, August 90
Joseph Daniels, a mill operative sho,
Carrie Denmsn this morning, while in the
work. room, and then killed himself.
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EVANSVILLE, August 29.-Partly clear
and mild. River fallen 2 inches; Up;
Rupidsn No 2, Geo. Roberts, Qlicks,ep,
Down; Mary Ament, Charmer, Tarascon,
Business light,
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WAnTgp-A furnished room With
board for tWo gentlemen. Private family
preferred. References given and re-
9pirsd. Address stating terms.
e.27 Ct III ~. Charles Hotel.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

.. $40. SEE, OBsEkv.R's O1yicB,
IN CAlnO, August ~, 1873, l0:1i pm.
4 barometer 3o:i2.
Y Thermometer 70 degree.
Wind, east, velocity 4 miles per hour
Weather, clear.
Maximum temperature last ~ hours, 80
degrees.
Minimum Temperature, last ~ hours, 81
degrees.
Prevailing wind LIST ~ hours northeast.
Total number Of miles Travelled tnripY last
81 hours, "a.
EDWIN GARLAND. Observer.
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SHREVEPORT, August 29.- Fair and very
hot. River fell 4 inches. Arrived; Belle
of Shreveport, st. Louis. No depar-
tures,
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CHEAP BOARDING,

SECULAR bosrder- at the European hotel,
Harry Walker proprietor. receive board at
the rate OF 90 per month. 5-lO-u
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REMOVED. DR.. Dunning has removed
his residence temporarily to the second
cottage east OF Scbeels ball, on Ninth
street r.
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VIcKsBURG, August 20 Down; Bee
and barges, Katie, Up; II. q. Yaeger
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EMIGRATION TURNING!
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTH W EST MO,

The Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Company
Offers 1900, 900 acres Of land In Central and
southwest Missouri, 1t from % " ela per
scrs, on seven Year, time, with tree trans
pertation nom 81. Louis 70 oil purchasers.
Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools
churches and law. abiding society invite
smigrants nom oil points 70 this land Of fruits
sad flowers. FOR Particular address A.
Tuck, Land Commissioner, st. Louis, Mo.
lid sOdly
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TIL E BULLETIN,
LOCALS.

TnE local market report will bs foun d
90 the nrst page.
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TnB Cairo Shooting Club will pay
d 7spsr dozen for pigeons, delivered
Of the store Of X Smyths. i Co, corner
Ninsteenth stree, and Com uercisl avenue
s.2S-3t
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PITrsBURG, August 29.-Rivsr 4 feet
inches and rising. Granite State leaves
for Portsmouth.
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NASHVILLE, August 20, River station
AIRY with "a inches on the shoals, wealth
or clear aud cooler.
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FROM DOVER.
JOHN Z. HALE,

DOVER, Now Hampshire, August 2s.-
Jno. p. Hale is rapidly sinking He Is
now sightless and voicelsss.
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ID AFTER has the largest and most
complsts stock Of bsruoss, saddles, brides
aud strap goods in the city which he says
h. will cell q bottom prices for cash and
cash only. s-l0-lm
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NEW ORLEANS, August 20. No srriv.
ais or departures, Sultry.
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RIVER.

Rtss and Fail OF the Rivers
For "a hours ending SPIN, August ~, 1873
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ENVELOPES.

ENN ELOiES.
Fine white; single and double X amber
single and double X Canary, best quality OF
MANILA, blue letter, etc., etc. $4,000 for
ale, printed at 81 80 to . 80 per thousand,
at the BULLETIN OFFICE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-27
9nbuque, Soipa, Wtittmod, ben ~. Mngnf 1878.

es aud bel oielem uniaa ni6t obne @er=
lutte BON MenI6enleben ab. @on ben
Yallasieren puroe slpar nur elmer lei6t
perleBt oasesen purben brei anbere
l6redlif perbriibt.
Der Gonbucteur uno Der Gocomotioiib=
RET, welbe li6 iofort na6 Dem llnsliide
aug Dem Staube sema6t batten, linb beioe
ein9efan9en unb puroen ben @eri6ten
iiberliefert; boiientli6 weroeu lie Der per=
oienten Straie ni9t entseben.
Bon 2 GiIenbabnungliiden ii
baben mir eben beri9tet; BEL stpei anoern,
Die in Der @O6e porsefommen, lit, @ott
lei Sanf, fein 2eben 81 beflagen. 9ci
Sborolo, i'm Staate 9iew=Yorf, lief Der
GrpreB=3us Der @reat=@eitern Sabn in
Den g8ellanb Ganal, uno auf Der
Burlington & Geoar &apibs gabn COLT
oirte Elm 9erionsnSuS nit einem 6ra6t=
3uQe.
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AuslanOifdJe Neberlf1t,

Sm oeuti9en MeiG nebmen bic
MaaBreseln se9en Die YiI6Dfe uno Die
Stride ibren 6ort9ans. Die Glbfer wer=
Den zines na6 Dem anoern seI6loIen ano
Die 8riioer uno S9weitern manoern in
Die 6erne. 8ismarf weilt aui leinem
S1lolie Tar5in uno Salt regert llnterbeI=
len in YreuBen.
Sn Yolen 1T Der GrSbil6oi 0eoc6omsfp
am s. ausuit Dor Die Griminalab=
eilnns oes areisssri9tes selaoen
woroen, pesen Seriesuns bon @eiitli6en
obne oieamtli6e GrlaubniB uno aud an
anbern Stellen wurben Die &ir6eniiirIten
por ben weltli9en &i6terifubl seSosen.
@us 8ao @altein fommt cine telesra=
pbil6e Na6ri9t, Die uns wunbert, menn
aud ni6t in Staunen isbt. &aiier gBil-
belm empiins bort einen sepiiien Or.
S6ait Der cine gegriibunssaobreiie Der q.
Yorfer MetbObiiten iiberrei6te in Der benz
alten Sauoesen fir ben &i, ben er in
Seuti6lano sesen Die &atboliten fibre,
9eoanft iuuroe. Wie es l6eint bat Der
Nlte Dem Yreader eine ni6ts weniger als
ermunternoe antuort ses,ben, imbem er
ldnsere 3eit bel Der 9Otbwenoisteit per=
lpeilt babe, oab iest alle GbriIten sesen
I'm uno slber9lauben sulammenitsben
miibten.
Gs wunoert uns ni6t, baB Der SaB Der
MetbOoiiten iopeit sebt, seben iis i'm bod
bel ieoer @elesenbeit 9esen @lles Ratboli-
ide sur S9au uno Die 2ection baben lie
perbient.
lleber bic @eiunobeit bes 3aiIers best
man ernitlihe Yefiirdtunsen. Set benz
geiu6e bes sbaGs bat ii6 iein 3uItanb
peri6limmsrt uno ni6t menis lollsn i'm Die
@irren beunrubisen in Die i'm feline &e=
sieruns nit ieinem 9Olte sebra4t. Miir=
rid uno wanfelmiitbis, ioll er 0itern
Sbnma6ten aus9eleBt iein.
SIN Guropa a madt Die Gbolera Sort
lbritte, Die beunrubisinb lino. SIM 2anb=
treiie SanSis tritt lie an ueridieoenen Orr
ten beitig unb in Den meiiten 6dllen nit
tootli6em @ussanse aui. Sn Der &C.
9eno nm 8reslau in S6leIen lit Ie peni=
ger seidbrlid uno Die 5abesidlle iino iel=
ten; I'M &esierunssbesirt &0nissbers bat
Die 2ranfbeit jeood einen pisl acutern Gba-
ratter unb bon allen semeloeten 6alsn
batten { einen tOotliben Yerlaui. SIM
geridtsbe3irtsamt Dresden sibt man Die
3abI Der an GbOlera Grfrantten PSI an,
wopon SO ben Sob i'm @eiolse battsn.
lleber Die Grnte in llnsarn Der
europdiiden &orntammer, lauten Die Na6-
ridtsn iber bic @ittsruns bel Der grnts
auBeroroentli4 9iinitis. Sie Nualitdt III
in 6olss bes berrliden @stters bel Der
ginbeimiuns cine iebr CUTE. usbsrall
rednet man aui cine quite Mittelsrnts. Ser
gseiSen 1T ileinfOrnis, bod seiunb uno
BON idOner 6arbe. Sie Nualitdt ni9i
aaein oss gBei,ens, ionbern au4 oes &os-
gems, iibertriiit ale Grwartunsen.
@enn man Die porliesenoen 8eri9tt
Suiummenfubt 10 biirfte, iaSt bic n@isnel
Yreiie", Die Grrte in @eben fir llnsarr
unb bas Sanat cine idwade Mittelernts
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SATURDAY, . NOVEMBER 8, l;
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beautiful Chrome, for 81 IS.
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with Chrome "Yosemite, or 81 without for
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