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The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-08
The Lost Comet.

The comet Of Biela was first recognized
IN l772, and rsiiscovered BY Biela in lS26
During its Welt in 1870 1t was noticed that
1t had undergone division, and was separa
ted into two portions which were gradu-
ally recedIng from each other. aud at the
tune OF it's Disappearance they we're about
$4,000 miles apart
Ga he next resppearance, ia 1882 the
epace between the two portions had in
crease to l.2jO,OUO miles The PARTS
we're u nearly equal brilliancy and moved
side by side, the interval between them
gradually increasing uuti they d.ap
pearei
Though carefully searched Tor in 1859
and lNG6, the comet failed to make lis ap-
pesrahce but Mr.. Hind expected that il
would make it, nearest approach a. the
earth in the later part Of 1872, aud ill.,
positions for successive nights we're calcu-
lated aud ioretolj 10 assist in its detection.
out with the saue wsut Of success a. on
previous occasions
The cDmet having disappeared, il r.
found hy the directors Of the obseryatories
81 Nieons AID Copenhagen thst its orbit il
marked by a considerable meteor stream.
And it becomes n matter Of the greatest iu-
terest to determine the relations between
the comet aud this meteor stream -Sc,iJ.
Hers fr Harch
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-08
why jerks Never Married.

think woman is tremendou.
thing, said jerks. when she's right.
shes the rightest thing that floats. When
shes wrong, she's the biggest nuisance that
plouGhs the sea, even il she's little and
don draw two feet OF water. PERHAPS il
isn't Just the thing to say 60 boy like
you, but you II never speak OF it il should
fell you little something?"
"Oh, never = | assured him.
Well, s'pose might have been a
married mae :" and jerks avoided my
eyes by pretending to discover horse.
shoe ia the road
You don't say so r. exclaimed, in un-
disguised astoni-hment Tor it never oc
CURED to me that such a man as jerks
could marry.
Yes, | waited on a girl once"
Was she beautiul?' | inquired.
Well, ! should say fair to middiing. 4"
responded jerks, purring up his lips as il
determined TO render candid judgment.
&" Fair to middllns bearing lew freckes. -
" But you didn. leave her Tor the
treckles p said.
No, didn't leave her for the freckles.
She was a good girl aud waited on her.
1t don't seem possible now that ever
raaly waited on a girl. but did
And Why didn't you marry herr" /
inquired, warmly.
1t wasn't her fault said jerks "She
was good girl
Then why didn't you marry her? /
insisted.
Well, Il ere was another fellow got TO
hanging around, and on know how such
things 60. Was busy, and-didn't tend
up very well, 'pose-and-she got tired
waiting for me-or something-and the
other fellow married her; but / never
blamed her She has been sorry enough.
guess
jerks gave sigh OF mingled regret and
pity, aud the subject was dropped
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-08

How DRINKING CAUsRs APorLgxY.-It is
the essential nature OF all wines and spirits
TO send an increased amount Of blood to the
braiu. Tie first effect of taking a glass of
wine or stronger form OF alcohol, is to send
the blood there faster than common. hence
tue circulation that gives the red face. 1t
increases the activity OF the brain, and il
works faster, and so does the tongue. But
the blood goes to the brain faster than com
mon, 1t returns faster, and no .pecial harm
results. But suppose q maa keeps on
drinking, the hood is sent to the brain 40
fast, III such large quantities, that in order
to make room Tor it the arteries hay. to
enlarge themselves; they increase in size.
and Ia doing so they press against the more
yielding and flaccid veins which carry the
blood out OF the brain and thus diminish
the size of their pores, the result being that
the blood is not only carried to the arteries
of the brain faster than is natural or health
fnl, but it is prevented from leaving il as
usual; hence double sci OF causes of death
are IN operation. Hence a man NAV drink
enough OF brandy or other spirits in a fe W
honrs' or even minutes, to bring on a fatal
attack Of apopleXy. This is literally being
dead drunk.
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~ he CAe.ap<ske and ohio R.,,r,.s,

This road II the best trunk linz from the
Atlantic seseoard to the gres, Mississippi
Valley, tapping the latter at the best avail
ab'e point for securing the benefiss Of re-
liable navigation on the Ohio river. and
where the sh,ppiag OF this river will brias
20 It's desot at Huntington the produce of
our own region, Cincinns,i, and all POINTS
further West, and distribute from i, TN.
goods from Europe std the East, direc,
from hde'water without delays from irost-
an Winter or the malaria OF Summer. Its
grades are ameng the best in the word.
~hiIe the route is 20 direct that few if ANY
at the i,ses hitherto considered as COM
'"aRd'eg the great carriage between the
Vest and tue East eau enter INFO serious
competition with it
The effect that its opening must have in
fhe development OF the rich resources OF
West Virginia can hardly be over-estima.
ted. Iron manufactures will spring up a.
10y magic, along its line at points where
otherwise it would have required a centu-
ry at least for their development. And in
1t we can see naught but good that can
emanaie from all this for ourselves aud our
section. A connection we will undoubted
iy have some time with this line. /, De
pending mostly Oh ourselves whether /,
shall 6e IN the manner most advantageous
10 ourselves or to others. Then. our own
growth as city and an iron producing
center, will be enhanced IN a ratio 70 be
measured only by our desire and ability 10
mold our advantages IN a proper manner
LroHtOn Journal
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Nature will be reported. All things are
engaged in writing their history. The
planet the pebble, goes attended BY it's
shadow. The rolling rock leaves its
scratches on the mountain, the river its
channels in the soil, the animal its bone.
IN the stratum, the fern and the leaf their
modest epitaph in the coal The falling
drop makes Its sculpture in the sand or
the stone; not foot steps into the snow
or along the ground, but prints its charac-
tiers more or less lasting. map Of its
march; every act OF the man inscribes it.
sell IN the memories Of his fellows aud in
his own face. The air is full OF sound
the sky OF tokens, the ground is all mem
oranda and sig atures, and every object is
covered over with hints, which speak to
the intelligent
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"Do YOU execute this deed without ANY
fear or compul-isn Of your susbandg
sked = com missioner Of deeds Of woman
whose acknowledgment ofs iced he w.
esking Fear Of my husband exclaimed
she irrsts lady. "lie-eompel-me, You're
a folT And she svep, Indignantly from
she COMMISSIONERS snics.
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A Dutch gentleman, who enjoyed the
soubr'qnet OF King OF Smokers, has lately
died near Rotterdam, in the ueishborhood
OF which city he had erected . mansion in
which lac had collection OF pipes arrang-
cd according to their nationality and chron.
illogical order. Mr.. Klase. who had ac-
quired a large fortune in the linen trade,
has made most whimsical will. Ten
pounds OF tobacco and two Dutch pipes, Of
the newest fashion, are to be presented to
all smokers who attend his funeral lie
further desired that his coffin should be
lined with the cedar OF old Havana cigar
boxes, and that his tavorite he placed Ly
his side, with the matches and finder as
there was no knowing what might happen
Ii has been calculated that during his life
OF eighty years, he had drunk about Eve
hundred thousand quarts Of beer, and
smoked more than four tons OF tobacco.
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Rats have Hn unaccountable fondness
ioI the taste Of phosporus, aud to this TACT
may he attributed the origin Of many mys.
ferrous fires Those rodents build their
nests Of lniamable materials, bud take to
them any stray matches hey find lying
around loose. This accomplished, they
undertake to crafty their appeiites 10y nib
bling the coated ends Of the matches.
which are ut once igniird, when the nest
IS set in blaze, and the destruction OF the
house which contains it follows -Nary-
land Fdrmcr.
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Little Jenny r is five years old
Tier uncle gave her n doll the other dav
Jenny cherished her doll with all moth
ers care The other day she was nursing
it on her knees she started suddenly. H.,
doll fell. aad the head was broken of.
Jenny Was overcome with greet at this
mis- ortune, and looked aghast at the poor
heHdless doll; then raising her eyes sh.
said, With a sigh Of resignation, Another
little angel 10 heaven
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Brides dresses are now made Of two d.
fsrsnt materials, the hal bresdths OF bro
esde and the front Of white velvet or satin
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To WASH PRINTS. half nm
ounce OF alum in sufficient water to rinse
two print dresses Dip your prints in. and
when sure that every part is wet, wiring
them out; then have warm soap-suds, in
which wash quickly, aud rinse in cold
water. Then in second rinsing water NIX
your starch, rinse, wiring quickly and hang
to dry, not III the sun, but on line where
the wind will dry them quickly. Imme-
dia'ely they are dry enough. iron them :;
or If this is inconvenient, let them get
quite dry and iron them through damp
cloth. Prints should never be sprinkled
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The wind Is un-crr, but it cool- the
brow Of ibs ieyered one. rwrctens the
summer atmosphere and rippIes the sur
lace Of the AXE into silver spangles Of
1esuty' 20 goodness Of heart though
Invisible by the material eye, makes it,
pressnes irlt, and from its Effects rpon
surrounding thugs We are assured Of ia
existence
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You say, Mr. Jones that the prisoner
stabbed the deceased Was it ia the the
ra=, or in the abdomen p
No, sir; twas 100 the street ] seed il
With my own eyes
That do CAL ile next witness"
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naitg Ataurbet gournal.
A fRrsfY BOY.

"a few years ago" says New York pa
per, "a large drug arm advertised for boy.
Next day the store was thronged with appn-
eaass, and anong them came a queer HOOK
Ing ht,le fellow, accompanied by his aunt, in
lieu of faisAlsss rsreas. by whom he had
essn abandoned,
Ieoksry IS shss lSetle wsu, the merchant in
sae store prsnpsiy said: Can't take him;
,,txess AL fsEh Besides, he is too small.
Il kae~ be is SNAIL. said the woman;
sssas As Is wilting and faithful
rhere vas swiekle in the boys eyes that
raass the merchant think again. 4 partner
in the sres volunteered to remark that he
s6s eas see wAss they wSnted of such boy;
be sssss e2sxx- sAaR pint Of cider. But
aAer eeasaaNssssa, ;As boy was finally set to
ws<a,
s.s 3sys later. call was made on the
boys II sAs Store for seEis one TO Fstay all
sas.Aa. TaS grasnps response of the little
rslaa~ eaae-sssSa we'll with the reluctance of
the others. IL the middle of the night, the
uer3iAAni booked in to see If all was right i'll
the ssaTs aad discovered his youthful protege
ssssv sesssarias labels. What are you do
asst' sasi be. did not tell you to work
nayAsx-'
j knew yoa did not tell ME SO; but
sAaaShi that | might as well be doing some
sAsng.'
In TIE morning the cashier got orders To
double that boys wages, for he is willing
oaly a few weeks elapsed before sA0s 81
Wild beasts passed through the ssreeSs: as3,
very naturally, all hands 10 the ssaEe v@sAsa
10 witness the spectacle, A thief saw b.. eg-
portunity and entered in a rear deer TO seize
something, but in a twinkling ioand hssaseli
clutched by the diminutive clerk aforesaid.
and, after a struggle, was captured Not on
ly Was robbery prevented, but other yalua-
BILE articles taken from other stores were re-
covered. When asked by the merchant why
he staid behind to watch when all others quit
their work, the reply was, You told me
never to leave the store when the others were
absent; and l thought III stay. Orders
were immediately given once more. double
that boys wages; he is willag aud faithful
Ii 1853 shaE BOY was receiving salary of
$1,000, ami IN 1870 was IN hC,.o'n partner
- The establishment
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The follow ne sre lew 81 me u8iae, O I.1ee
who have u "a thl- remedy Mrs. tro7 C7lT. MIS-
fic1 James ". Bradbury. An>oa p Na-Et.s. eN-
tsVvsrrer Of Maine. Mrs. Col. Thomas i-1moArt.
Mr. Col Thomas Lag Hon J. ! hveles1, M&yer
% sree5S5a R.=v. Dr. GcSCr. Rev. 4. 4. I4rtla,
Rev e + Pesasy. Rev Wm n nTe~, Esy. Ii. +
Wos7d Col :. q Drew, sscresATF OF safe Apr- -
Z w 4szt Ekrf state ll9art3a. Cot. trFsl " >5t1-
bev Pre<laieRs FIRST NalseRal BaaA ieu- +. H..
l9alsa1an Pre- sEns str22iEe NsEi21 Al bi2S; ; " .
g5r Charles (. Natter, hs4-, :. fremont street
B.s.tsa. wlaaua FL II ylor rsaeon street Gastaa;
Emory cock sd many pt4zr> IA t-rQs itace. " g.
: W9rrgsI E.s1.. P0rEl1nd al atsy GG0Us4EI OH
er~ E5ss rEu1ervls 30 ESEttoa.
gruxss AhoEE8 : " Evtt. Publisher o. L-9a5 l:<F-
al 5 rrguEsII street Boston, June =. Isl.
IBs eEASK y kISsMAS-ipeAr : tF--~everai D. +
s5as u yggr ADA M>oNs- BOTANIC COUGH
BAL>AAI- aave been used Ii my family wisn the
most gratifying resalzs, We esteem i ore OF the
T,a-r ~ TTe,ff1f-@s \ ;. WEED.
Voice frorn Beacon street.
NJ. = BEACON, STREET,
Boston, >sIt. ,. l-.2.
M. Fak>E ". kI>sstS Augusta. Me:
lear ,ic-I am very anxious 10 -ay q worl IN re
-ar.l 10 soar Adams : Botanic Cough balsam.
have been great sufferer from 4 cough Tor nearly
4 year trying great many cough remedies and
costing large amount Of money. found them
all useless until met ftienl who had been iroub-
led a. ] was, aud he recommended AdAuison's Bal
sam Saving that be had been cured by it; conse-
auentiy UTocuret bottle at once, and used IL
according 10 directions. After uslng one bottle
my cough and cold ieit me Immediately, as hy
maeic. have since recommended 1t 10 others IN
Adamson's Cough Balsam as being tue stremedy
that has ever been produced for coughs and ctl:-.
WILLIAM II. TAYLok.
Large Bottles 3o..SS 70 Cents.
fOi, SALE ~ ALL DkUGGISTS.
..gtl t-tp n
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NEW FALL GOODS
WOODEN Yarn 4 cts. q Skein.

1NL w L LAAh AVA
WOODEN Yarn 4 cts. q Skein.
Large skein Blue Mixed Yarn for p cts.
Ladies' Fleeced Lined Hose only % cts.
Closing out our Hamburg Edgings at cost
Five Ladies' HandAerchefs MI size for - ei-
Children's Wooden Hose only 10 cents.
Ladies' Feh Woolen skirts VERY Low.
Best white initial Note Paper for 10 cts. a box.
Good Linen Towels Tor cents each.
few dozen Ladies' Ribbed Hose at cts. pair
Silk Neck Ties for Ladies, large assortment
Kid Gloves for 40 cents pair.
Al our HAMBURG EDGINGS AT COST
Good Buatlcs for IS cents each
Nice Linen shirt Bosoms for % cents
French Corsets lI6 Bonesl only so cts
Gents White shirts Gents overshirts Cndcrshirts
Drawers, Overails, Jumpers.
QUAKER BITTERs ONLY 40 CENTS.
Gents Paper Collars for 3 cents a box.
Adamsons Cough Balsam, - g
Twelve doz Good Shirt Buttons for ) ccnts.
y Cakes Good Honey Soap fer for rs Cents
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment, only 20 "
Perry Davis Pain Killer only 20 cents bottle.
Gents iidfs. Al Linen and Al Remmed, 20 cents.
Childrens Round Rubber Combs. 10 cents.
Men and Boys Neck Ties aud Suspenders.
Selling ont our Jewelry AT COST.
Lace Collars cents. Pearl Shirt Buttons cents.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery only LIS.
Dr. schenck's seaweed Tonic, slI5
schenck's Mandrake Pills. 20. Holowavs Pills, 20
Ayers Hair Ngor, 50 cts. Rings Ambrosia, Is cts
Halls Hair Remover. IS cts Knowles Restorer G5
Bunett's Cocoane for the Hair, u cents a bottle
COTS Best Alpaca Brads, (6 yd sticks) cents
Best lO0 yards Machine Spool silk 10 cents spool
Spool Cotton Warranted 200 yds.) 80 CTS II dozen
Good Note Paper, scents ql:re.
Nice Quality Note Paper, 10 -
Nice Tinted Initial Note Paper, 20 cents a box.
Nice Periumery, 10 cents. Good lair Oil, 10 cents.
Beat Lily White, 10 cents. Tooth Brushes, 10 cts.
Toys, Bibles, Albums, Playing Cards.
Elmwood Paper Collars LiReR c0CeTed) - cts box.
Thomas Allcock's Porous Plasters, only 20 cents.
Miss Sawyer'e Salye, go cent SIZE Tor 40 cents.
Gents Undershirts and Drawers at Low Prices.
Mrs. Winslow's soothing Syrup, IS
Magnolia Balm (for the compleNion) 80
Plantation Bitters, only 20 cts.
Ayers Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectora each Is cts.
Peruvian Syrup Preparation OF Iron) 50 cts.
Russia Sareaparilla and Iron, Cheap.
Vinegar Btters 20 cents Ncgetlne 81 cents.
% Nice Envelopes for 10 cents.
Helmbold's Buchu, %. Smolanda's DucEu, cheap.
Hoyrs German Cologne, very nice. Bush's and
Batchelders Hair DYES.
For the Next 30 Days we shall offer Extra
bargains, and 1t will be the Best Time to buy,
later in the fall many kldS of goods are SURE to be
HIGHER than they are now.
COOKS CHEAP VARIETY STORE,
second Door above Post ONCE.
janl6-itues&thurs&w IIallowell.
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Sensation Among Agents

and sa,esmea. becau-e it Il absolutely Helc ard
= has money ia it.' t. get pleasant work AMI COED
pAT i = for terms. Tcal4r-, x, 70 J. b. FORD
L Co, New York, Boston. Chicago, san Francisco,
ar Cincinnati novi3-iw
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
)UT OF BUSINESS!

can obtain light respectable and profit able occupa-
ton by writing TO p. o. Box 5>jJ Boston Mass.
nOvl3-iW
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Serfeigernneem.
Sermalters=W erfauf
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mertbpoI en- 9runbeigsntbrm m,
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Sn Sctee sires 3ettetes tes Sreisesridtes Der
Staet Baltimore Dilb Der unfsrjeihnste 8eruaIter
auf ofentliber auftion I'm 9lnse, Wiffmpd,, ben
80. Sanuar 1873, aaGmit!ass 4 ubr, pertauien:
9as san5e GrunSfild NIT haraufhehsusen
0ebdueen, 9ele9tn IN or beia9ten Gtatt, uno
ME foist, beidrlebsr: Nn ber Woroieits Der Or
IeGusfrGBe in Der Sntiernnns BON SO 5us oflit1 BON
Der storbGft.Sde per Srteonsz uno eeftlsfrase an.
tangent. oann oftlih on oar Sr1eansItraSe Il iSus
9sbeno, 6ann norelit, parallel NIT @aftlefrase, s.
5uS bis in Gle 0titte elmer 10 6u5 breiten aneu;
oann peftllt lonas Der Butte beiaater AaeS Il GuB,
un6 oann iiolit bis sum GntanespiuBe.
Die 9sbduee (Jit. 4da, Stleausitr.) beitebeu in
einem suteehnuten 3.ft6diseng 5obnbauie init 2 itodi=
gem Stntsr9ebaube uno ftno elmer grunonliet9e Don
$2S untertuorfeH.
acknowledgement: Gin 9ritt9eil buar unb Den
Rsft in 6 uno IL Dtonater, ODER anes baar, nod
eenl BeIieben Dec 8duiers Die @reoii5abInn9cn
9eii6ert. 2tpis s. Robinipn, ium., 8erualtsr;
Samuel 8. Sooer y yobne, Wilt.
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Ri %hcrfnufen.

JE.:,l- 9as biIisfe Saus in On 3 Baltimore, SIR.
225, Sn=Sapettcs. nabe SaroliEe iiraBe, 10 bel 80 g.,
bis on cine ssbn Sub breite Nlep sebenb, Elm brsiz
ft0tises 5leSeliteinernes 8obnbaus nit 2 : f~odiseIn
S,ntsrsebduoe,- sruneSinefrei, 9as ourd oas aanSe
Saus; yreis s24OO, ma9t iir bas Saus nnr $1,000
0%ilebuuf, &de Der Saltimorer unc Caroline
@trahe. (296-)
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S,i besmtctheu.
3u b%erfaufeu.

ellI Cine Sbmicbez uno BasnerzW ertfene out
7 Sde Der Scoitz unb RamiaetraBe fur $50 pro
lonGt. JtdbereS bel Sbumas Siu,
(303-) @de Der FaSettez unb 6. Youlfrase.
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01helt III permiethen.
1GuSer III t%1erfaufru

k..:l- Gin GROCER 9aosn, Ode Der @alpertz unb Blea'
lntHrGBe, 5u $50, uub eia fleinet 2aben, benz erteren
3u S21. Sbprds Sill,
C)22-l (SfP hPr SSnhPtfPz mn at Rnu(3roSe
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Germaltcrs>Eerfan

EiG bon
Srunhcisenthum oil Der S~isfleardke.
SIN fSolge einrs Oelretes oes 8reisserihtes fir Die
Staot Baltimore miro Der nnter5stdnete SerDalter
gu, ofentliher Iu,tion an BiaBe @fpnIdc, Den 20.
Sdunar 1873. Radmittdss 4 lbr, perfanfeH:
Zen aausen 9runppiaB NIT Sebduiid,teiter,
in Der Staet Baltimore 9ele9tn uno, ple f0l9t, bef
ltrieben 0ofielhe beeinnt an Der ~ytotoielte Der
SiooletraBe in elmer Sntfernuns BON 226 Rus oitIih
Don Ger Rorooit .&de BON 8lhole- uuo AnnitraBe un0
eritredt iib oitlid ldngs Der SibbleiirsBe ID 6us !;
Damn roroiid, parallel mt Der aunitroBe. ME tie
ielbe ju offneu beabihti9t IN 10, 80 fu6 bis iur Siio=
feite zines 20 fus brsiteR @asbeRs; bann rueiilih,
rehfe o~erielben, Is 6u6. mo bann iibllb bis Gum
gniangsprntte. Vie @ebdriihteiten befebsn in einem
SDeiitodtgen sieacifeinerneu Sduie uno fino etnsm
idbrIGen 8rurb jinie BON $3l.5 inter uorien.
Serfopfsbeotngungen: Elm Srittttell baar une Der
5teit in SDei sletheu Sablnneen IN 6 unb 1? gRonaz
ODER Nqes bGnr, nab Der gEabl bes 8duiers. Die
rebtt=SobGunse en- !5inieu tra9eno uno sur 3uiriebeRz
belt bes 8erpalters ~geidaert.
2emiS 8. Rpbiripn, 8eriuaIter;
gdmuel d. Goper o SDbne, guft.
(309,-L4,7 {, l0,3,6,O
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Wfro(nuildle Motl5hldae

NN1otoSNiN1s ea~os1t~J%uDs
burh Or. Carl 9reut, tDelfer isine Bobnuns Dot
Rr. Sc, Central gloenue. nab Der. %, 5arrifou'
CITRATE, perleat bat. Serlelbe 9isbt lber one Ser:
bdltniiie nn6 Sehcimniiie res sebens Gusfunit.
(OeS27.l9Rt)
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Serua!ters>Serfau
7UI O0N
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