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II nave never seen or tried suCh q sim. .
pie, eHcacious, satisfactory and plea SAINT
remedy in my life."-H. HAINeR, st. Louis,
Mo.
Hon. Aler. II. Stephens.
II occasionally use, when my condition
requires It, DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator,
With good efsot."-Hon. ALEX. 81. STE-
PHkNs. . .-..t... ...,-lt
.t..=r Governor Of Alabama. s!
"Your Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time, and am persuaded
IT is valuable addition to the medical
sefence."LGov. ]. GILL gHopTKh, Ala.
II have used the Regulator in my family
for the nast seventeen years. can safely
recommend 1t to the world as the best me
dicine l have ever used for that class of
dieeases it purports to cure.-H. F. THIa-
PEN.
President of city Bank.
"Simmons' Liver Regulator has proved
good and efficacious medicine.".O. A.
NUTTINd.
Druggist.
1--WE have boen acquainted with DIR. Sim.
mons Liver Medicine for more than twenty
years, and know 1t to be the best Liver Re-
gulator offered to the public."-M. r. LYON
aad b. L. LYON, Bellefontaine, Ga.
81 was cured by Simmons Liver Repu.
lator, after having suffered several years
with Chills and Fever."-R. F. ANDERSON.
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y AN ACTRESS DY1Na OF STARVATION.
The New York Sun says that during a
recent "a rehearsal of Henry ", at
Booths Theatre, in that city, one of
the supesnumeraries, delicate, pale.
faced woman, fell to the floor in O
faintipg condition. When raised up
ahdasked IL she was ill, she replied,
81 am staSSingofIt has been three
dsSs since 7 tasted food" Mr.. II. @.
Jarrett, one Of the proprietors, was
informed Of tho incident, and in q, mo.
ments hsswaH in . eneighborinR restau+
rant, giving order for a hearty meal
feEa the .tahhishing supesnumersry.
Whsn,the girl had appeased her hun
geHt Miss Wells, an actress, went
anong, the actors and actresses, and
oolfeUtsd forty dollars for the suffsrer
Shs took her ITO her lodgings and
fouudethereS the giri,s husband dying
Of consumption; -and her mothef and
four little children; all SUFFERING from
tho want Of Afood. The aetress, who
had not ,besn'ox the stage before, was
the sole suppott of the family ~.
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.SDNIHL QOOD
ONLY FORTY DOLLARS A TON:
GUANAKANI aUANO
Important to Farmers

4 Nimportant natural Guano-ag genuine
fA Animal Deposit: A Cargo of 200 tons
n"w on the way to this port. This Guano
North Carolina the past season. Circu-
lar and certificates cent on application. ..
trol. Wilson, OF Baltimore, Md, says of
this Guano: "By critical examination OF
the analysis OF the various cargoes you
have imported, a striking feature is the
great regularity in the per centage Of the
important constituents, essential for the
production OF all crops"
Prof. 3. A. Genth of Philadelphia, Penn,
says: "Ihe Guano is evidently of animal
origin, and the minute bones which were
discovered in the came, indicate that Il ia
the result OF the decay Of bats. mice, 30.
The quantity OF organic matter which is
stl! present is about IL per cent, and this
yields about q per cent. OF ammonia. A
portion OF the nitrogen Is present as nitric
acid; OF which about pcr cent. were found.
All the nitrogen present would be equiva.
lent to about 81 per cent. OF ammonia. The
phoephoric ACID in the Guano averaged
about 12f per cent, equal to 27.8 per cent.
oi Bone phosphate. A considerable guam
present as so.called neutral Phosphate Of
Lime. which, being slightly soluble. In
water, renders the Guano as Quick in fts
action as corresponding quantity Of Su.
perphosphates would do. The small per
centsge Of potash which was found Il
experimental which I have made Of che,
ausnahani Guano no doubt can exist that
It ts valuable manure" .v. ,,oi
Prof. d. Q: White, Of the Georgia State.
Agricultural Society, says: .'As shown byi
the anelysis this Guano contains, in rood
proportion, all the elements which are
generally considered as Of value for plant
1000, and the forms and oombinationain in
which they are present are such Is to rem
der them available to and aesimilable by
the plant. I should judge that the proper
nse OF this article for puI poses Of fertiIiza-
Prot: Charles U. Shepard, Jr., in . recent
analysts Of this Guano, Gays: "Thia Guano
lGf animal origin) would appear from its
physical and chemical properties to an
swer every reasonable expectation OF q
commercial NJ anure
Orders receive and arrangcmhnts made
for its sale by application to
j. h. ROBSON,
C5 East Bay, 1 and Atlantic wharf.
Charieston, r. g. Jan 20 fi3
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q sSAidsH NxalsuIss-.A ,ocsrsspoEas
eAt OF tbe Bostan Adaevlfssr, who ghas
apparently had exceptiopNl. opp ortaRi,
ties fors Knowing the iiatrig1es OF tho
Spanish Bonrbons in Paris. says he
vas told ibys Qpesn Isabella; three
months;ago, that the ,'oost had been
enormous. but the result would be ap,
parent before the winter had passed. I"
Ittook 81. .000. 600 to convert Serrano.
and the Queen is said to have spent Ia
all about $4,000. 900. To raise this
sum. she has had recourse to every
posslble expedient, even to selling her
jewels and laces. The Duo de Mont.
psnstsr also loaned 81. .000,0 600 to Don
Cayloss in hope to further the claims
Of his wife to the throne. and there is
general rejoicing in French circles that
he has lost it outright. Montpensier
hhs also secured the love letters Of the
queen mother, having bribed Don
Francois d'Assisis. her ex-husband, to
steal them for the reward of valuable
diamond. By'"this infamous means
he expects. it is supposed, to over
throw Alfonso's legitimacy.
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sav For Sale.
- HAVING changed my residence,
6IH desire to sell my HOUSE in Colum-
zAbis, and will sell ut sacrifice in order
to avoid renting, Gall on ]. H. SAWYER,
prepared to negotiate.
Iii. A, G. BRENIZER,
Jan 81 10 Charlotte, N. c.
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REyENUB.-Connectiuut receives a
large revsnus'feom ss$ings banks and
mutual insurance oompanies-thosere
ceived for last year amounting in the
first instance. 70 o e35Oo, zO8-2O; and in
the last nsmedsto'e e827s f20.08., i"
- ROUND NuMBEiis.1 .1cTaEe t6tai itaxa.
BILE property, as rAfHfhed by assessors,
in MassachhsAtS, is 81. .687. $50. .Ol5. l6.
OF about twelve times az much as that
aot South Carolina. '+'N''
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The Clergy.
"Aave been dyspeptic for years; began
the Regulator two years ago; it has acted
like q charm in my case."-Rev. J. c..
HOLMES.
Lddy's Enforcement.
~ hsve given Jour medicine Z thorough
trial, and in no case has it failed to give
full satisfaction" ELLEN MEAcHAM, Chat,
1 Sheriff Bioo County. &.
II have used your Regulator with suc-
cessful effect in Bilious Colo and Dyspep-
sia. It is an excellent remedy, and Ger.
tainly public blessing. 10. MAsrERsoN,
Bibb County, Ga.
My Wife.
my wife a1d selr have used the Regula-
tor for years, and testify to it's great vir-
tues."-Rev. j. Il. FIELDER, Perry, Ga.
81 think Simmons Liver Regulator one
OF the best medicines ever made for the
Liver. Ny wife and many others have
used it with wonderful effect."-E. K.
SPAsKs, Albany, Ga.
II. D.
~ have used the Regulat tor in my family.
and also in my regular practice, and have
found it a most valuable and satisfactory
medicine, and believe if it was used by the
profession, it would be of service in very
many cases. know very much of it's COM
ponent parts, and can certify it's medicinal
qualities are perfectly harmless. ."-B. +.
GRfdGs, M. D.. Macon, Gal Jan 3O!wGm
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Finest Goshen Butter
TN town reduced fivo cents per pound, at
= Feb6 ~ HARDY S0LoMON'S.
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Grand Central Java Coffee,

WE are agents for tho GRAND CEN
w TRIAL JAVA COFFEE COMPANY.
Their coffee is sold in pound pa okages, at
thirty cents per pound, and each case Of
st1fy pounds contains a superior eight day
ctocG, which becomes the property OF the
lucky purchaserwho buys the package con-
tanning the ticket which entities the owner
thereof to the clock. The coffee is full
value itself for the price charged. and the
clock is given as q prize to induce pur-
chasers to try the coffee.
Jan22 JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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Important to Consumers of Tea.

Important to Consumers of Tea.
: II! HAYE made Arrangements with an i'm
. J. 5nprtinR Tea HOuse to supply mo with
g uhiyotm grade OF TEA, 90 that consumers
findihg q Tea euitable in strength and
flavor ,.nan always depend upon getting the
seme, by asking for that grade and price.
We thsya2peped, to-day, twelve Chestu Of
Fine Oolong @. -Ts' q"
5aBAuey Ool6ng A. q ,c.
Il ine Englieh Breakfsst C. a-
EenqE English breakfast A.
a1ms fmpefisiC ,:i~
cz4nsy fY6uhS Tyson flin "a
Choice Young Hyson b. ,Yn,oLs,,
'6fHSSfis '6fHSiSe sSss unospoXdss axsRS y shis - 49, d.
Fancy Gunpowder b. ~
TIlz4a9nnpo&de O. -sg'.ei 4 81.
f4ktnxite en- examin4 tiop snd trislof these
XAtsgUhteh Hin be foundHnysaallyeh cheap,
anf TIE Quality snpSstQt ~ ihSthinK here,
property ftSpErsd, sisa M04SD hSslthy than
cn9se; Sndda much oh espAf.s ,Yt q "a. >,
afbsnIks bsnIs S 81 ss6tsPsien tes M GENERA n
aGseSSs.sIas ~ SaoGs Sass8 A.''oo.sr's 90. IN
1sDAStes 1ssA1M HA1GD. u ,ts.E ss.s, .,,4
HoNhET SbfTEsaAHSDs..s, and cheapest u;
RIG CorFEx-.psfch.a .pdr.w.
&hAGUAERA CORRE ER.Gparch eri and raw.
nold GeysrnqensJays CQFFEE--paFebed
xlieoods marked down flvs per cent. 10
meet the times. -
Feb 70 HARDY SOLOMON.
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N4!- sEQ HlQ'EEITf ~. = - =
DOLLARS

yi2 the Z SReEps {sgg 81 ;ENo MILLION FIVE
sks g. sSs asa 7ASRtAhYi, F. Bs Bs sise sse
'rShlisaI aIhhknfb of Esiiuciys atoh tie &C:
oeadon' Of the&E nth AAGlast Concert. n
One Grand 3sAh Stft,s...u..,.t25e.000 900
9ns 3ns Ss.nd desS & ai;t i, ~. 10000 @
One Grand Cssh Gifs ..t. u. $4,000
sSne 0saud oash ,oift 49,. g,Si;:. : 5000
~ 10 Cash Gifts 42e, coo each :. -. 100000
~ ~ CASH 0ifts,, y, goo each ..... 40, 900
70 Ussh G1tts,, 1O, 000 each ..... 1900
10 Oaeh Gtftes 5000 each. !. >. 100, 200
r 25Oash Gifts, 1000 each IO0. 600
l,u 80 Cash GfftS, g.. 600 each :. 90 'OO()
59 EashGut 1000 each 80. 100, 900
100 Cash Gifts, 1000 each. 100 'OO)
|240 OashTHtfts, 500 each ~ roo 0O1
$. 5O0,Caph GIFTS, - 100 each 90 OOD
$4,000 Cash Gifts. "a. 60 each -. $50 1000
Whole Tickets, $50. Halves, s25. Tenth,
OF eech Coupon 80. Eleven Whole Tick
ete; $500: .'Nt 1-,s' - ~ "7l-
For Tickets or infor atom, address
81 gaili THOS! e. 'BRAML ETTE,
Agent and Manager,
Jan 23 tusS Louisville, Ky.
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Thesymptoms of Liver Complaint are un.
easiness and pain in the side. Sometimes
the pain is in the shoulder, and is mistake n
for rhoumatiem. The stomach is affected
with loss OF appetite and eickness, bowels,
In general, costive, sometimes alternating
with laxs The headis troubled with pain,
and dull. heavy sensation ,coneideraLleloss
OF memory, accompanied with painful sen.
cation OF having left undone something
which ought to have been done. Often COM
planning of weakness, debility and low
spirits. Sometimes many Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, ard at other
times yer! few Of them; tut the Liver is
generally the organ most involved.
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Elaine Oil.
THE undersigned are sole agents for the
Il celebrated ELAINE OIL, -
".e-s - ass FIRE TEST,
Perfectly secure and cannot be exploded.
ABsoLUTELY SAFE. Prices at retail 4Oc. per
gallon. s'. JOHN AGNEW d SON.
JAMS r
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l' Sundays Smoking.
INDIAN GIRLS MONOPOLY-three for
J. Is cents.
Indian Girls NEW sENsATIoN-three
for 25 cents. -
Indian Girls HALF-DIME CIGARS.
The Monopoly and New Sensation are
the quality OF cigars usually sold at two
for rs cents, and the II Half-Dime defies COM
partson with any cigar ever sold in this
market At 10 cents. Sold only by
Feb PERRY & SLAWSON.
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New Garden Seeds, ..-.
Novelties and Approved Kinds.
E\OTTLER'S EARLY DRUMHEAD,
IL Carter's Superfine Early. -
Early Schweinfust-QaintaI,
Early Wihningstadt,
Early French Ok Heart,
Gariy Peas, Early Corn, Beets.i.',
For sale by e. E. IL. HEINITSH,
Jan 2O Drug and Seed Store.
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Sic @uorono>Sn oiancr Su rem
Iliinoun9cn oc5 m0htigcn Srinoco finoen iid)
cine M(cnge Snicln, Die faum iibcr oes sSoilcr
bcruorra9cn, ,unb ou9enld ld)cinli6 bon Den Nicocr>
idldaen bcS Stron5 gcbiloct iino. Sluf biclcn
1n leln mnDncn ctluu 5000 @unrauuS. SbNlctd
eucn 9robcn Sbcil Der &c9cuseit binourD iiber>
id)wcmnlt, limo bci Sulcln bpd nit elmer rcid)cn
&cgctoton bcoeft, t,numcntlit nit elmer Toln,cn-
art, mcld)c ben Ginmobncrn ni0t BIOS Spciie,
9ront uno Nlcioun9, lonoeru oud) Sol, uno
Stridc licftrt uup pt!d,c ser Yotcr @unlil(a in
icncr SNllocrung Der 2lnacr Srnioco Den
Vcben55oum ncnnt. Civ crrcid)t man0mul cine
9Gbc bon SO Sup, lit nid)t blob ouf pcu Srnoco>
inltlu, ipuotrn aud III Der Frouin; GuDono
uuo nod me6r IN Der bon Barcelona iebr 9e>
mobulib. Sic Alcid)t c,ligcrmoben Dem 9ottel-
baum, obcr ibrc @ouptci9enidoft lit, DAP iie Gin
frDltul!tlorcs 9Sollcr in rcidliOer Menac bon
iiD Nibt, cine NulAc oct NnsicbunaStroft, luonit
iit ollc 6euNti9tsit aus osn, Sopen III l;d) ouf-
Il nut.
y)thn fam ioncu, bub oos Goicin Der Gua.
ramos uuf bicicu Sniclu nit oicicu Eulmcn ;u,
iamncu hduAt mic oos Sd)id la( mond)er &09cl
uno Snlctten BON brlonocrn M1umcn unb
S!umtn. l(nl iitI) GcAcu Die pcriobild)en l!tber,
lblpcn1munHcn bcS Stroms iu ld)ilscn, bohcn
Die G9uaranu5 nibt Bios iDrc @iitten aui Tf1Dlcn
0cOout, ionocrn ou1, mo bics nibt ;urcidt oocr
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Obio Wailenfreun0.

nid)t ongcbt, obcrbolb all Den B1unen felbn,
inoem iie mcbrc ocriebcn III elmer @obe bon
20 SUP iibcr benz bpbeu lertanS burd
Stride llbercinonoer berbiuoen uno 6iefe bunn
nit anhcrn Stridcu bur6Hedteu ltno nit 8ldt>
tern bcleAcn, bis tic slncn oroentlid)en Booeu
erbultcu, Die Seitcu uuo bic 9ede beiteben aus
Nl0ttcrn OeS Yulnlbnun,S, on beiieu Stamm lie
ibrc a6bue oubinocu.
Die @uoruuos linb bon ounfclbruuuer obcr
I&upfcriorbc, ltorf, id)lont 9clpadleu unb minoer
trdac ale Die onscru Wiloeu SioomcrifaS; aud
ino iie munter, 9eicl(ia unb goitirei, lie leben
ben San; leioenid)uftl uuo iino minocrbers
ld)lucu ais Die beundburten N9ilbeu. Sire
Sprad)c lit ueid unb bormoniid, iclbit reid int
@eralcidc NIT ben Spradcu ouocrer St0,nne
ibrer N6be. Sic ino auberorbeutli6 aeipanott
Slider, erleaeu einiNe bet grobern Slide nit
fut unuanbclbarer Sid)crbcit nit ibrcn Yisile,,,
unO iauaen anbcrc nit 9unbeu, bic oaraui
abgcridtet iino, bic Slide I'M ieid)ten @aiier ;u
ergrcifcn. Sbrc 3unciaung ,u bieien 9unben unb
bic Sor9ialt, nit oct iic bieiclben pflcgen, 1T
mirtlid oubcrorbcntlid); nidt nur ltn,eifeln
lie ocnlelbcn unuufb0rli9 unb bcbanocln iie nit
Der ircunolbtcu Giitc, ionocrn tuenn 9ilnoin>
men nit ibrcn @erren ldu0ere Belt auf bet 6ild)~
ioNo obuc icno iino, 10 legen bic Snoianerlucibcr
iclbit bic iungcu 9uuoe az bic Brult ;u9leld
nit Sbren Anoern.
Der 9nnbel ocr 6uorauoS bcitebt in aetrod,
netetr GiideA, Neten, 0raS< <bamafS uno &orben,
ionic III Yapo0cien uno on6crn Togeln, neld]e
lie in arobcr slh,oDl lcbenOi9 fangen. glle biefc
@c9enitanoe bcrfaufen oocr pertau1den lle unter
lbren ciseue,1 Sto,nm uub unter beu Betpob"
nern oct bcnadbnrtcu iueitinbilhen Snfeln,
auf Sriniout, no man lie oft bolig
nadt bic Strabcn ourdmanocrn ltebt
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bie Mcciocntorier betro6teten bieGrbliinoe
MIR mje et>uos 3uidlli9es, mie cine Nfooc.
9lQe oiele uno np6 onoere Scften berie=
! fen lid in ben criten Sobrcn Ocs Yrote-
ltontisnls 3Oon fir ibre unlinri9cn uno
uiocr5prc6enoen 2cb*cn oui oos Guun=
9elium, mic 2utbcr cs ibncn 9clcbrt Bate
$ooI Iten6 an lire bcIonOern Hcbren pcr=
ldu9nctcn lie ibrcn 9emcinlhof ftli6el
Totcr uno Der flu0ten uno peroomnlten
lit1 9c9cnlciti9, oie cincn nannten Die an
ocrl &cbcr uno lie l1lolien lib einouocr
onm S,jnmel Gus. 9SO blieb nun Die
9So0rbeit ! SiDerlid) an tenem ourern
Flotc, ais in Der fotboil l0en ginbeit.
Cinc5 Sage: rorntc 6orlltoot NIT Der
Gibcl il Ser 0ono ourO oie Gtrabcn
9SittcnbcrA5 llno ipra0 oie 2cute an,
oob lic i9m cinigc ountlc Gteaen crtlQ=
rem lplltcn. Slls man i6m Norlteaungcn
oorii6sr mut)te, ontuprtetc Der 0oftor
vStc6t ni3t 9el0rc6eu boB Die W}il6
Der VSo5rbeit bon ben 2ippen oer &inocr
i!iebc? S9 btfeI9e een Ssfcbl ocs
0immclS."
Gin onbcrer Neiurmatjons= Ionotiter
wor MfiinSer, Yforrcr ju 9llltQot in 5bi=
rin9en. Nieler wiitGetc unO tobte 9egen
bic totbolil6c Strife, 9e9cn bie lpeltliben
6iirltcn uno 9c9cn lcincn 9}chenbubler
CUTTER Sn lcincn rolcnocn 9Rreoigten
ltrccte CT cinlt Die $o0noe sum 9immel
aus un0 ldric: vGwi9er @ott> giebe aus
in mcine Seele Die 5Hdke oclner @ere6A
ti9feit, uno uenn on es ni6t t6ult> per<
lQugne ilh oi0 uno ocine epo ltel !" 9(lS
jemano i'm oui Die Sibel perlpie5 l1rie
er v8ibcl Babel !" uno Die frii6er BON
2lltbcr ouf9cbcktcn 5tuocnten >uicoerbol=
ten nun N}iin5ers &ricgsgelGrci uno
ldrien: vYi6cl 8o6cl !" pcrlicben Die
llniucrl lit0ten> pcrbronnten aui Ocm &ir6=
bofe fire 6bulbiiber uno ltreuten oann
Die 9(l0e in Den gSino. Hutbers 96rii=
ten tan1cn an Die Jteibe mie bret Sabre
porber bic SuQc oes Yopites.
9lifolous Gtor6 aus 3pidau, Gin an<
oercr toaer Tef formationsmonn biclt zines
5o9es fol9euoc Yreoi9t: "90ret, mas ib
euN pcrtiinoe: 65utt bat mir pdbreno
Der Naht eincn Gn9cl 9elonot Der mir
lo9tc i6 mcrOc nit @o6ricl auf eincnl
uno Dem lelben 56rone liken. Ser @ott<
lolc Ioa 5ittern, Der @erebte bpffcn. S@
Storh Bin es, Dem Der 0immcl oos Heib
Der 9Sclt perbciben Fat. 9@pllt ibr,
oob eu6 Gptt wic MIDI beimlu6t? Be-
rctct cure 0er5cn> Inn Den beili9cn @ei1t |
5u cmpfangcn. Seine 5san5el brau9t
l5r mebr, feline sPrel tier, fcine Yreoiger>
feinen duberu @ottcsoienlt nur 11li6te |
&leioer, 9ro6e &oit> SroO un0 9oli> uno
Soft miro ii6er eu6 Derobfommen !"
3u lpl6cn Sbor6eitcn unO Sollbciten
iiibrte 2utbcr5 9(u irubr 9e9en bic &ir6e
Spttcs.
Sic o,Snoioncr. Su fen
Miiubun9cn oc5 m1d)tgcu Srinoco finoen iid)
ur N)Irnnr Snirfn hir f,11n iihrr NnS SNnfIrr
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!lNculj0c Ner6re6en leines 9lnbingcr5.
l!no cincn 1old)eu M}ann Der cincu
a6 libtliNcu Mipro lobcn fonnte bo(tcn
ltine 9lubdn3cr iiir eintn 2Nonn Uottc5? !!
G4as 2utDer pon Stol; pcyblcnbet an
9clun9en bate ion0 bolo 9}oAobmer.
9ltS Der 9}eiIter oui Der 9Sort5ur9 )oB,
|Iin9cn leine SNE!er in gSittenbcrg an
ouf ibrc eiocrc HScilc sic 9tcligion 81
pcrbeNern. Ginc5 1o9e5 i'm Nnion3c
oc3 So6re5 1922 trAt &orllioot nit cini=
gen Segleitcrn III Die 9(ucrbsiliaen &irtbc
un0 beSonn uG0rcno 0cS DHcntiideH
Gotteso;entes Die Stotucn Gjtud!oc
llno Biloer iu serbrc1en ull0 81 ,er(t0ren.
IS jtcbt in Der Sibel vNu ipllit oir tcjn
Silonib uoben," itbrirn oiclc Tanotiter.
BUFFERS follNe 2tbrc iibcr Die 95jbcl Dottc
bcreit5 10 tieit 9Surjcl 9cl1lo9cn ooB
9tenono lit6 crfjibntc, oicle Silosrtiir=
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17

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