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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-13

"An oyerhowed widow with
three children adyertises in the
New Orleans I:cdyw,es for her
lost COW that disappeared with the
flood.
Sauce for the goose is sauce for
the gander. THE same culinary
adoruments which suffice for the fe-
male Of the race Ansermay be rel
isbed also with the masculine adult
Of the same species.
"Think Of it, Mr.. Bobbs, the
United States drinks $90,O00,OO0
worthotSpirits every year!' Bobbs
(excitedly)-"IIow | wish | was
the United ctates!''
Now that the word "hymeneals,
is so commonly used in reference to
weddings, it is,suggested that births
should be headed ''crymeneal" and
deaths ''dimeneal." !" fiti
! "What do these mean?" said
Spicer's friend, pointing to the three
golden balls in front of a shop the
other days aIndiaus, ,"swas the re-
ply. "Indian>" said his friend.
"Yes, Pawn-ees," +" retorted Spicer.
Tipkins aroused his wife from a
sound sleep tie other night, saying
he had seen . ghost in the shape OF
an ass. so, let me sleep,'' was the
reply ofthe irate dame, ''and don't
be frightened at your own sllad-
a pair Of drawers-A span OF
truck horses.
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FOX. Sa1e.s 90

"a FARM, AIeJOlNING .TAlSasENT,
u well improVGas Win Hous8 and Barn
and all kinds OF Fruit and Ornamental
Trces. For particulars inquire on the
farm Of Ni& DANIEL MILLER, FNR.
4 Tangent s0f.,t ,tSfafch Is, TAFT
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aAdlf O.
AGRSMMARE ExEEcIsE -" "John," "
said q country pedagodue to one Of
his scholars, "Bill licks Tom'
Now prase Bill" /.
"Bill ith a verb, thir."
"a verb! How do YOU make that
out, sir? s'''''.'
"Coth he licks Tom, ttir.' 17'.'.
"Well, if licking Tom makes
Bill a verb, how will You parse
Tom 2" .....,
"Tom ith verb, too, thir."
atom a verb, too"
"Yeth, thir."
"How SO ?"
"Coth he ith licked"
'''Isn't that singular ? Bill is .
verb because he licks Tom, and Tom
is aT'Hefb because he is licked.
You've gotta new. grammar, mlmnlalE, have-
Mt you ~
;sYeth,aiiinI Dad bought ms q
new one yetherdsy."
'ilKelL; ;'ssaid his master, biting
his lips. '.iust open it and see what
q verb is.' -,
John reads A-s' A verbs ! word
which signifies to be, to do and to
4TESzHtlGSTs, ,Bm isfrd f,OlIHA1 tSr.
rectly."
aYetb, thir. 'Bill' islf verb,
and Tam itha verb. Goth Bill did
do it, and Tom suffered. Them's
gratnYnarp, 4sae' Hpt'asitf Ta.'.'itTe'
"You may take Your seat, sir. IF
you progress hereafter as rapidly as
yod.haye done, You win ga seq
ond Lindley Murray."1oT1
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Three men ard two boys lately
tioated tsk thirty rtwo sdays in the
Indian Ocean in a small boat before
they were rescued. For Tile last
eleven days they had neither food
nor water, except that the mate
shot a Bifd which cIauced to fiy
over fheyyc chevea " lead TO.
moiSten their throats, tried to eat
theif boots and jelly fish, and iii de.
lirium spAght tOdkin one anstherr-
inviting death. Blood from wounds
in aefraysEas eagerly drank, but
when the frenzy passed the men
would stake hands and kiss eacli
other. Lots were cast, aud . boy
iii the boat doomed to be killed,
but this the mate, who acted
tbrtullt ifnoss resOIulely pro-
vented.
.anlT xza vel
What iSahsSagsfDr ! Christmas
box ? A turkey.
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PATRONS of .HusbANDRY.
DIRECTORY.
OGscers OF oregon state TRANCE.

O6lcers OF Oregon StRfe ETange'
Master Daniel Clark, Salem p, ..
Secretary y. ii. Smith, Harrisburg.
Opersser- Win. Cyrus, Scio.
Ireaurer- George Hunter, Walla Walla'
Stewurd r, T. ODDS.
Lldv ASST .St.uurd Mrs. Chloe Olds.
.ASsistant S:euayd w. NJ Powers, Shedd,
Chaplain Anthony simpson, Corvallis.
Gdt,- Ksepy Frank Shelton. Walla Walla
7reasur4i. =. A. Witzel, Turner.
CtvsSr MHA, Jane Cyrus, Scio. H u
Pmolti Mrs. NJ, Powers, sledd.
E7orn-Nrs. II. q. Reed, McMinnville.
Execute. Commitoe-- Daniel Clark, Salem;
r, NJ. Gurney. Ten Mile, Donslas Co: :Orley
Hull. Wala Walla; Il. A. Wells, Buena
Vista: Thomas Munkers, Scio;A. B. Henry,
I.aftsyette: II. n. Hill, junction.
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EUCAL.Y

completely cOrTObO' atfye OF the above,
are the reports OF the experiments with
Eucalyptus by DR.. Lorrimer, of Berlin,
Prussia, and DIR Keelel, Chief Physician
Of the Austrian Railway Co., published in
the Am. Ned. jour July, 1872.
II will be found very efficacious in obsti-
nate cases of Dyspepsia, Bronchitis. Hack
ing Cough Chronic Sore throat, Lencor.
rhea, ETC., and in nausea during pregnan-
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cdies for that disease. also pure fluid ex-
tract OF Eucalyptus, In one pound bottles,
for physiciansi use Beware OF limitations,
and take none but COleInar's Fof sale
everywhere, and by Hodge Oalet & TO-.
Druggists, Portland, Agents for tregon,
IS fssaaj ag Y5nSsy 1.i,31sg .s3t -.
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Scissorings.
Mys.er.es q . ssenntain sayern.

John McCorgurlale, q prospector
came in yesterday evening and re-
por,ed q most wonderful discovery
10 the Aquarieus mountains. We
give his story, believing it to be
true. lie las been out about forty
days, starting in at a point twenty
FIVE miles from this place, and in
passing up q canyon he noticed the
formation as being peculiar and
showing signs OF recent travel. On
his return through the same canyon
he found a fresh living stream run
ming down the middle ofthe gorge,
which had evidently been opened
by the shock ofanearthquake or by
the heavy rains bursting out from
some underground passage. On.
following to its course he found a
tissure in the rocks, ont of which
the stream seemed to come Pro-
yiding himself With torches, he fore
ed himself through the tissure, wad-
ing the stream for one hundred
yards, when he came to an immense
cave or cavern. Here he found old
mining relics, such as picks, shcyels,
etc., made out of stone and copper.
On one side he found what he con-
sidered to be tomb stones, with nu-
merous tablets and hieroglvphic
pictures and writing. One Of these
tables, made OF copper, he tore Oft
and brought with him. 1t bears
the inscription, "sH tiJi5erra evis. "
In one place he found a stone box,
which lie broke open and found
some very ancient coins. On some
Of them the word "Pezzo' can be
plainly made out Another tablet,
found on the hard granite wall, bears
this inscription: "Juata sairu
MuoS.p He also found a scabbard
richly embroidered and having a
coat Of arms OF solid gold, set with
precious stones. The place bore
evident traces ofmany people living
there at some previous time. And
that they excelled in mining and
some arts is beyond doubt: He
also carried away some pther yalua.
BILE articles which he declines to ex-
hibit. He goes to San Francisco
Immediately, where be will exhibit
,curiosities and make arrangements
to come back soon and thoroughly
explore the entire cave and the
mountains in the vicinity. 1t is the
opinion here that there Is immense
wealth buried some place in the
cave. Many men are fitting out to
make searchfor the cave themselves.
cCorgurdale feels safe in holding
his secret. His story has created
the greatest excitement among those
to whom be hastold it and exhibited
specimens Prescott [AgiizonaJ MI
ner. tsissa,s N 4. I, .......i 9i !. i,t \,
= GRANDFArHER's SroRY My
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OOlcers Of Central Grange AssOcia-
tsitgd @st fiOn.

Presaterat-A w. r. Alexander.
V3cs President James Tatom. i@H ie
Secretary A. W. Stannarl.
Treasurer C. T.. Burkharts
Trustees #. Shedd. +. Powell.
Gnte- KaepT- Elias Tanning.
.A0ent L. e. Burkhart.
Meets at Albany, on the second Tuesday
n each month. Aft>.g
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DT.C0lpInan's Double
EXEKact Of EucalyP
tns is q special prepara-
ti0n for the treatment OF
EEVt Il and AGUE,
and is warranted to
eur" every case treated
according 10 directions,
without the injurious
results Of the usual Qni-
nine md iii.an1Iinal rom
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-06
Bad Spelling.

Tn q recent number OF the Indiana
School Journal, the editor says thai
while attending the State Institute at
Vencenu es, Ind, he offered a premium
to any member who could spell cor
rectly IS per cent. Of the following
words: "Emanate, surcingle, siphoD,
comfortable, repellaut, transcendent t.
ellipses, resurrection, resistible, sslable'
incorrigible, chsrgeable, ostentstions'
caterpillar, tranquility, admissible
tenet" The test was made. and, sim
eular to relate, out OF the eighty'nine
teachers present, but one was able to
perform The feat. s Thirty-nine missed
spelling more than half OF the worda
and one missed all OF them. These
words look easy enough to spell, but
we suggest that the teachers in our
public schools make a similar test
and we are inclined to think they
will be surprised at the number o
words their best scholars will be unsbl,
to spell correctly.-Springfeld (lH
Journal.
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De.lin. OF the Iron Trade OF Vale

Decline OF the Iron Trade OF "sies.
Mr.. Davis, late Consul to Cardiff
Wales, now in Washington city on
business connected with the Depart
ment OF State, gives . very discourage
ing account OF the condition OF the
iron manufacturers and trade 10
Wales. This trade with the United
States few years ago was very large
hut OF late has practically disappeared
This, be saws, is owing to the comPen-
ton and superior facilities OF American
iron. Some OF the largest iron works
in that country are either entirely sus-
pened or working on reduced time.
Thoussuds:o skilled workmen are ou'
OF employment, and many OF them are
emigrating to the United States.
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The Martinsburg Independent
quotes the following from the recently
enacted law OF our State Legislature in
regard to the exemption OF wages from
attachment.
That the wages OF hire OF any per-
son or persous not residing, in the
State OF Maryland shall be subject to
attach msot upon judgment warrant or
other legal process to no larger extent
than the wages or hire Of any person or
persons residing in the State OF Mary
land to the amount OF one hundred dol
lars and shall be exempt from attach
mept or other legal process TOR debt.
Upon which the Independent re-
marks;
Our merchants who have heretofore
been in the habit Of trusting the EN-.
ployees OF the railroad company with
the expectation of transferring the
claims to the State OF Maryland and
attaching the wages Of the men will do
well TO take notice OF this wise provls-
ion, and act with caution hereafter in
making sales TO these men
beyond their ability to pay the ready
cash. -,
So it wall be seen that this law will
work a hardship to needy and doubtless
honest men-and the number will not
be perhaps confined to West Virgins
Cumberland Nsws.
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A Rosroy correspondent of the y,

A BosroN correspondent Of the New
York Time, has been interviewing
Horace White, Sam. Bowles, Henry
Wstterson, and Murat Hslstead to see
whs, they meant BY gathering in Sc,
cret couclave at the Hub. The first
three assured him that they meant
nothing" and as tor Mr.. Halssesd We
find the amusing announcement that
"he was always not inH 1t is the
great copundrum OF the age what these
gentleman are up to. Charles Francis
Adams does not seem 10 nave oeep
present.
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FOR r { Mt.
FOR RENT.

,oON NOW OCCUPIED By THE
ThE nM Musical institute, in Petersons
l. MMair street. Possession given I'M
nedisteiy. nff c. Y. LUCAS,
1877 Market ST.
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symptons Of Catsrrh.

81
Dull, heavy headache, distinctions
Of meal passages. discharge falling
into throat, sometimes profuse. watery,
acrid, thick and tenacious, mucous,
.puruleut, mucu-purulsnt, bioody, putrld,
offensive, etc. In others . dryness,
dry, watsry, weak or inflamed eyes;
ringing in ears, deafness. hawking and
coughing to clear the throat, ulcera'
tons, scabs from ulcers, voice altered,
nasal twang, offensive breath. impaired
smell and taste, dizziness, mental de-
preston, tickling cough. etc. Only q
lew OF the above symptoms are likely
to be present 10 any case 1T one time.
No disease ia more common or less I'M
derstood by physicians. The proPri-
etor OF Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
will pay $500 reward for an incurabie
case.
READ WHAT 1T WILL DO.
BRooKvILKE, Pa, April q, 1878.
DR.. r. y. Pierce.
SlR:-Having first applied 10 q num-
Der OF home physicians and failed to
get relief, l resolved to try your remedy.
Four bottles have completely cured me
OF one of the worst cases OF Cstarrh OF
which I have any knowledge, having
suffered for months with an acute pain
in the head, and breathed only with
the greatest difficulty. l deem it due
you as we'll as suffering humanity that
this recognition be made OF what we
deem an invaluable medicine.
CHAs. D. ArDERsoN.
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specimens OF the b. o. Il. Il. Policy.
From the Moorefeld Advertiser.l
Some time since, e. s. Alexander,
Of this place, and bis brother s. II. Al
cxander, junior, of Illinois. both mer-
chants, met in Baltimore and purchased
goods together. and shipped at the same
time over the b. q Y. X. Road; s. Il.
Alexsrde shipping 10 Illinois, passed
over 400 miles OF B. & o. Railroad, and
800 miles of therconnecting lines, TOO
miles in all, and his charges for all
roads Ser cwt., was IS cents. E. s.
Alexander traversed but 200 miles oil
the B. & o. Rsilrosd,an that generous
com pany only charged him Is cents,
What beautiful policy.
ASorHER.-During the past few
months, some OF our shreWd cattle feed
ers found they could buy stock cattle
cheaper in Pittsburgh, Pa, and ship
them here, at less cost than they could
buy the same grade in surrounding
counties. On going there and purcbas.
ing, they also found that they could
charter cars through from Pittsl ucgh 10
Baltimore, Tor SIS. and that these ears
would have to stop at Patterson's Creek,
at which point they had been paying
$50 for a car to Baltimore. They OF
course made arrangements to have their
fat cattle from home meet their stock
cattle from Pittsburgh, at Patterson g
Creek, and when the latter were taken
out to feed, to replace them with the
former, an arrangement which every
body would recognize as equitable and
honorable. except the B. Il o. Railroad
Company. After one or two tripe,
however, this great friend OF the people
shut down, fially, and charged $50 ex'
ira from Patterson's Creek, in addition
to the $35 agreed upon az the price OF
car from Pittsburgh to Baltimore,and
that, too, when the car was
not loaded beyond the weight agreed
upon.
What q beautiful policy this is, as q
means OF building up country.
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r., vprsvpvp vopr health, clea

To PRESERVE your health, cleanse
your blood when it becomes vltlsted ana
ioul. Many are the symptoms which
sound the note OF alarm. Fail not to
heed them. Indigestion, Nauses. Las
situde, Headache, Wandering Paine,
Bilious and Eruptive affections, are 90
MANY signals TO tell you Of disease in
,bs blooi. Remove it, and they dis
snpear. How? Take AYERS Con-
porsp EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t 10
effectually for it's purpose; puriies the
Hood expels disease and restores the
Ssrsneed functions Of the body to their
healthy action.-[ C0ryd0n Ind, Argus
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MISCELLANEOUS. 49,.
DR. EONCDoN
FEMALE DISEASES.
Only Treatment that will Cure
IN These Ills. ~.

The frequency aud Gxtt nj of female DIS.
EASES IL lositiVe pIoot that tire common
treaI ment has failed TO cure hem. Evei J
household has It's delicate sufferer. Whef-
ever woman 4. found these ailments exist
with, ut anevlatiGn. From Tie Gay Inc
pIushing gil ripef's INTO womsnhS 90 nis-
ease uecS me, her c0pstaI aitenGant. Win
MANY Iauies these his are SO great hat lie
has few charms, death 10 regarded e.
from persisting and inevitable agony.
These diseases are II u pecul1a nature
and re o1ire an entirely different treatment
from common ailments. During prac.
tical experience Of fit ZEN years we have
fully proven that no treatment VIII ever
he succefslul in these cases that does not
Combine both local and constitutional
measures. Poisoning the system with
drugs for EMBELLISHMENTS Of the womb and
other derangements of this organ and lis
appendages so lar IL om removing the evll'
M been the cause Of much serious mis-
chief. But adopting our only rational treat.
ment, we can promise prompt relief no
permanent cure in every case In which
reasonable hope can be entertained. we
moi only benefit, but restore hundreds 10
perfect health who have sought relief In
VAN from other sources. We now oner
Won health and happiness. Let nothing
stand in the way Of Your cure. The longer
you delay, the worse ysu Will grow uhtli
YOU become incurable.
Fees Tor consultation, examination, az
vice and trea; ment within the reach OF sli.
NorE-Dr. Longdon'- office ana residence
are at no. 1863 Eoff street Told 5th), Opposite
the Cathedral. aprlS
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BANKS.
THE CITY BANK.

Individual Liability
1s PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALL Bu'
ineas afipertaining TO Banking.
Deala IA Bills Of Exchange, United state
State and County Bonds, Gold Con, snot
Notes and bulls Of Exchange Discounted
Collections made for Merchants, Asnu
setnrers. Bsrks, Bankers, and others, IN
ali accessible points In the United s's'e'
aud Canada, =,
the principal Cities and Towns IL GermHay
jYest Britain and Ireland. ~.
DepoGits a0lia.ted Inie-ezf si'o|so
4. CRAHGLE, Prsaidsot.
ALZELL, Vice President.
II CRAN9LE, Cashier. Iep
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Important to those COntem-
plating the Erection
ola Mandatory.
Sheriffss Sale in Partition.

ONE HUNDRED AMP SIXTY-TH REF
acres OF land, lying opposite south
Wheeling, w Va, and within snort dis,
lance Of Bellalre City, Ohio, underia q win
,,,shnrgb and Cleveland railroad and the
Ohio river, being about Is feet above and
about 20 rods distant from thes idTailrnad,
and about 60 rods from the river. 5000
tiIlable land and well improved. GOOD
Timber, Brick Dwelling, Tenement house
az and about loo acres under guilty alton.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued rom
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Belm onl
county. ohio, TO me directed, in the case OF
Josephine 7. Rose It al, rs Jactb Z. Ihom-
az ct al, will offer for sale, iree Ito,n GOV
West VINE ling, Pultney township, Be-
mont county, ohio, on
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Flour.
,on BBLS, MOSS ROSE,
ItVI 100 " Sterling,
Aoo 90" Choice Family.
SnS Cottage xxx.
I0S" Yo Semitic Lily,
1OS Cream OF Indiana,
40 Gem Spring wheap
lOO White Rose,
100 Washington,
lOJ" Peerless,
store and for sale Syopr.pApKs
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PIANO FOR RENT.
EdlR KEST.

. uoop, SEVEN OCTAVE, CHICKEN en-.
A ing Piano is offered o tmT rent ~ ri.h
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Saturday, May I6, 1874,

Saturday, May 10, 1871,
at the hour OF one o'c ock p. NJ. OF said day.
the following described real estate, to-wlt'
The southeaSt quarter OF section 70, to"h'
shin 3. range 2, containing l63 acres.
TrRMs or SALE-Une third cash on day OF
sale, one-third in one year and one-third IN
two wears, with interest from day OF sac
deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage on the premises. Appraisal al s-i'-
Sheriff Belmont county, ono.
w. HEADE, Plaintiffs Attorney, Gam
bridge, Ohio. ap'-o-oa"u
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LIST OF GIFTS:
r,,r rops AND ADVISORY BOARD.

Grand total, 10000 gifts, all cash.."ssoo,ooo
Whole Tickets. S.; Half liekeH, s 400 .i"'
rates-ll Tickets Tor go; ~ licAe's' s'V''
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NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
GRAND GIFT CONCERf'

~ ooo Prizes to be Given Away,
UUU Amounting to s25oooV' all IN
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mpr TORS AND ADVISORY BOARD.
Jobn l.. Roper, Pre- ident; John c; Tor
pf T treasurer; James Y. Leigh, wa wafer
Il. Taylor George .. Q!dfie d. J %aIss a. M M II.
Stevens ! We'll, John T. Redmond. vo,r
His r, cellency, ex-Goy. tiilbe, I .. y wax NIX
er, Col. Kader Bggs, P. H. P; John mrr n; Ss
Daniel, ?. u. Comm ,nder; J.; surto os,sIa,
iSIe k eSp,' E Writers, @. G. y: p and
DC. c. OF C.; Col. Thos, NJ owens $40. r; ":
NJ; John B. whitehead, Esq, e& ismSsG
Dol. w, III. Taylor, state Senator 'shes"'
All COMMUNICATIONS connected with fl the
Concert and orders for tickets shs sb sPdb be
aiIn iot 20 HENRY v. MOORE,
secretary Masonic Relief Assoc's'i0n'
Norfolk, Va.
Tickets for sale oy vi. RODGERS,
1862 Market street, wheeling '" va
mars
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This enterprise is conducted by the Ws, ma
ia under authority Of Virgins, he hes nnSnose
Jact passed March 5, lS,S ne lDs I'M, I Masonic
TsnnIe now in course OF erection In NOT.
folk. There are no Individual ene Ths 10 ne
lived Tom This undertaking. The Con-
cert viii positively take place on
Tuesday, MAY 5tb, 1874.
And no further postpoRement is suaran-
~hAN 49, teSd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17

gu Bangor (Wfaine) 16uebt elm
BroaeB 5ipii6en Der Snbaberin zines
&oitbauies un6 einem ibrer &ofteGnger
iber cine PerGe. bic bon Iebterem in
elmer Nufter gefunben tpurbe, ipel9e ibm
bon Der Wtrtbin ferbirt tporoen mar.
8etbe MAIDEN gigentbumsre9te gelten6.
Der Sal lGBt 3Deifel gu, bod bat Der
&oit9Gnger Nusit9t, ben 8ro3eB gu gez
mtnnen. 8dre er aber gallant, 70 ipirrbe
ct i'm gar nt6t ~begonnen baben. @abrz
i6einli6 lit Die N8trtbin lber bas fanos
nii6e Sitter btnaus.
Die v&0lnti6e 8oIfsseitune" legt
elmer pneuen in 0fetu gorf erI9einenben
3ettung" einen Proipett in benWluno, lit
wel6em folsen6e 8rGmien fteue Dor
fommt: v0teie 3eitun9 foitet stpet Oole
lars. Die Qbonnenten erbalten iebe5
auartaI Elm Nutogramm bon einem be-
ribmten Spibbu6en, au S1tern etnen
Sriiblingsro6 un6 gu Sobannis einen
,euen 9ut. Mud tuerben ben Nbonnen>
ten ale feds 8o6en bic 9aare gei9nttz
ten unb Die &ubpoden eingeilnpft. Wer
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