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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-15

a YERs HAIR viGoR,
ron RESTORING GRAY HAIR
~ ms SATURAL mann an eoL0A

Adrsbciag se4Fs, sl6kesss, care dlssppeint.
mant and hereditary prsdispostlon, AL tafH
he hsir grey Ena either u thfn incline Il T.
shtd
AYER Hun EiGoh ~ long aud sHtsnsi,
ass hAye proven that u stops tbs falling " n
Galr immediately aftsH fessSs The gfosth, ~
sGwafn surely fsslofes ia eOiar, ~hen faded
xrsy. 1t stimulates tie nntfiiiFs ofKsns
healthy 2et,gi 8. AH1 preserves beth tie Ia
snd its beauty. lhus bfsshy. wssk 81 sief
hair beeetnes g.ossy, piiAbls aud strsHgthsnf
eat hair rsgfDss sitn lively s1gressioui fslhE
mAlr i. checked and staDlshsas thlH hsir thlei
sBs sud faded ~ gfAY bsif resume thsif sfls
.ssl e84 . its operation 10 eafs sid hAffaits
4 cares aspafaH Assis al hHnefs, asa sstt
ths sealp cool elesn snd sqft aadsf NhieA egi
4itlons diseases - tis sesip sFs iiaPossbls
As dfesslng f9F ladies hair, the FiesA
pfsissa f8f IL RFstsfat Kaa tEfesable psffsns
snA valued fgf ne eff iasiFs ans Hehusss
IONS y impafis
FREgaRED ~
Dir. J. G. AVER & Co, Lowell, Mas,
Practical ana Apslytieal ChsmLsls.
s9Ls A. 4th BRrgasfsrs = DEALTAs ~ xKStggs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-15

I ,ADIES.--lnquire for the Star Glove
new and elegant style at
HURD & WALKER'S.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-15

Economical new food.-25 cents viii
buy package Of Sea Moss Farine, made
from pure Irish Moss, which will make
30 kinds Of dishes, such a. cakes, pics,
puddings. etc, OF l6 quarts ~ en.iard-.
jellics, creams, Charlotte Russo. blanc
mango, etc Sold By al druggists aud
grOeers. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-15

DR.. Wistar's l,alsam oi Wild Cherry
is "a combination aud form indeed" tof
healing and curing diseases 81 the throat,
lungs and chest. II cures cough bs
lo0sening and cleansing the lungs, and
allAying irritation; thus removing The
cause, instead OF drying az the cough
aud leaving the disease behind ~ cts.
aud & bottle, large bottles much the
nkgaftaF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-15

la The Troy Times Of Inly l2th we
Gn1 he following
A train on tie Toledo, Wabash and
Western railroad was thrown from The
track near Jscks3u. H., yesterday morn-
ing aud the fireman and engineer we're
caueht beneath the overturned l0com0-
live aud fatally soalded Ne passenger
was seriously burt, though TIE train was
running 3, tho rate Of forts miles per
hour
The fireman here alIade9 % was Burus
q Roberts, Of Dorset, whom many VIII
remember a. a member az Co G.. lltb
regiment W Vols. TIC Femsins viii be
brought 70 Dorset auj barred wiih ma
sonic honofs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-15

uAuAUn EaTHSBos ptxtssoN.
n1ssRst r8ssss RsaHeAa
NssmmNgsv NgfHfFaE&HNEnT
orfscF~HrTaAKn, YEN&1af
EFagms Lac NaNs bsstsH
GAHs0 suHTH
&c Wam Ma
49, 49, Eak Egrsttf
sENFR fwaEt1
~ afH ktt k1ustf
NH{N@ MHE4W
$50 AsN
swHM fsg#ess
taENK NHtsf
fEFts Nst. hHHasF.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-15

"A. J Mason adveFiises Be house l0r
sale.
&c Barron "a selling goods very low,
sud keeps s good assortment. Tie hopes
70 Get q coed sasre Of tie patronage IN
this vicinity sBd people are generally
quiek 10 Cad oai where lAoy can trade q
the best advantage
-FFeedly Is stopping . lhe Equinox
Iloase, Manchester, bat pays ifeqaeaI
visits 10 BIS quarry and mil here
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-15
FACTORY roISr.

DIR. T. S. LOOMS viii be At South
SALISBURY afer this week until July 20
james Lamp,9n i mixing very
many improvements in the highway in
this precinct, aud Whist i better they viii
be permanent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-15
HARTFORD, CONN.

ITS NAME INDICATES ITS QUALITIES
, 1875-02-06

hnvo shown, tllero will DO nmp1c .ou
en,;e this year and tho next for .,,
actually necessary PURPOSES, except H..
sentimental reduction Of the tlelt Iv u, ~ ~
sinking fund; that to increase tho tariff l.,
ties will not increase tho revenue durir w.
year clapsing between tho passage Of the ,an
aud ita repeal by the next Congress; Tint H.,
only OBJECT will Ia to ald largely to tllo lint ~ -,
everything purchased by tho people withon.
yielding dollar Of increased revenue tn H..
Troast'ry. Why should the Republican part,
ass1ltne the odium Of measure 30 barren i
results?
Let the Republicans close up the lcgitin.,.
business Of tie session nnl ntlionrn, H..
thom rednce tho expenditures to within n.
ascertained income of the Government ,na
leayo to their Democratic Successors tie ,a.s
of patchingtA roveuuo laws. Tic l,es, thin,
tho Republicans Of this Congress can .]o ID -
reduce the expenditures 80 low TINT the Dem
crats cannot find room for reproacl, and viii
he compelled to adhere to tho sa,ne ecepon.
ical standard.
, 1875-02-06

Tho breaking-up Of tho Saratoga combin
ton, by which the railroads were Joint
bound to intrust the regulation Of the:
freight tariffs to d Board Of Commissions,
was matter generally anticipated The p..
sistcut refusal Of the Baltimore & Ohio H.
road to entor into SO unfair combinati,
agninst the West rendered it practically i.
operative from the moment the baltimore /
Ohio Railroad was completed to Chicago.
WAS the power and influence OF Commodoa
VANDERBILT which kept it together at oil. III
lie oxerted this power until he could complies
his own arrangements for competing viii
the other railroads with superior advantagese,
lis side. Having attained this condita
now. he allows the Saratoga combination :
full to pieces. He has four tracks Of Ii
command, Two for freight and two for r.
senger trntac,-nnd all in OK cellent conditi,a
Combination with other roads is nov 70
longer Of any use to him., and 80 liz seiai
his tornahawk md puts on his war.pa.t
The Erie aud Pennsylvania Central may Tot
take care of themselves as best they can. Iii
is independent, can run train every fri
minutes ii he desires, and can put doEn
freights to cost If it becomes necessary. Tha
is the best reason Of the collapse Of til
Saratoga combination.
, 1875-02-06

something, Taking the New York Custom
11onso ont OF politics and putting It into its
legitimate spllore will do more. But
no long Ms M enormous duty puts
an enormous prorninm on smuggling, 10 long
will smuggling go on. All ovorweighty taxa
tion defeats lta own ends. The two-dollar
tax OIL whisky yielded ,ts less revenue tl,an
the 7O.cent tax does now. Willis tho former
WAS In force, whisky Was sold in opcn market
for much lcBs than the tax OIL 1t nIone Wo
quote and iudorse these conclusions Of the
UHh.ttin.
Ne should recommend such reduction In the d,l-
tics - would 1oavo no margin Of rsoat, taking into
consideration the risks involved. In violating the law.
t the matter Of silks, reduction Of onahsf the duty
now % ier cent. would II IL heevcd, maks smuggling
SO Improbable that It would, from he moss influential
OF motives with tho class which engage IN itsef-in.
tcrcas-t abandoned. In that cake oil tho silks hir
come IL this country would ray dut!es aud beloyo
the receipts from this class Of gooda would bc
larger than they aro now.
, 1875-02-06

For tho second time tho Diocese of Illinois
has elected pelop Tho 1lev. DR.. SEYMOUR
declined to allow his nnule to be uAcd
again, OH account of his treatment by the
General Convention when his election was
submitted to it for ratification ur rejection
and rejection WAS the result. Tho clergy Of
the Diocese elected DR.. DE- KoyEs on the first
ballot, antl gave him n larger voso on tho
second. atlt} still lnrger on tic third The
lay delegates took three ballots before coming
to any decision. Finally, less stubborn than
the Wisconsin 1aymen, who forced tho clergy
to abandon their nomination Of this same
,slan, they ratified tho clergy's action by 81 to
29 votes.
DR., DE- KoyES is a man Of broad culture and
spotless character. His energy appears from
his work. While ho is the peer Of the 1ate
Bishop in intellect and is in full sympathy
with his 1ligi, Church viows, he will probably
prove to be better fitted to dea1 with op-
poncnts, to conciliato enemies, md make
friends than his able predecessor WIS. Equal
" fort;ter in re, he is moro suariter III motlo
Ills rejection by tho Wisconsin laity md his
bare acceptance by the laity Of Illinois will
tloupl4esh llltluCb IltHl u HpAFt Ho plAns
to show that he is not the fire.brand some
have thought him. At the same time, he
will not conceal his views. Indeed, 1t is,
perhaps, on account of his manly statement
of what he does and docs not believe that le
Inns won lis new honor. Ills straiglltfor-
wardness has commanded the respect Of ,nen
who did not ngrco with him. He has seemed
to say: ''Vote for mo with your eyes open !;
believe so~and-so; will not be silent, will
not sham indifference, will not disguise my
creed, to be Disho, Of Illinois or anything
clse" This is High Church Diocese. It il
fitting, then, that its head should t,o n High
Churchinan. When it has been snil TINT Dr..
DE- KoyEN il this sort Of man, MI the charges
against him have been summed up. No ono
has opposed him on any other grounds, It
il not probable that ho will try 10 force the
different parishes to adopt his ideas Of Elis-
copal ceremonial. His common sense would
prevent this, even if the danger Of bolt by
refractory congregations into the open arms
Of Bishop CHENEY did not exist. On the
whole, the Bisl,op-olcct is probably the best
man who could have been chosen. lie is a
scholar, gentleman, "nan Of affairs, en-
ergetic, nble, and courteous, and to has
enough money Of his own to cke out tho
mcagre SALARY which tho wealthy Diocese of
Illinois pnysto ita Bishop.
, 1875-02-06

The coolest thing on record is the Pope's
reported letter to- Don CAn1os, The latter
has been fighting for the Grown Of Spain, md
llas shown intense devotion to the Church,
for the sake Of getting its aid. Now P1us
Ninth writes him, or is said to have written
him, that since A1rHoSso has given the
Church all it claims lie (CAR1os) had better
stop fighting and submit to his cousin. We
fear that this calm assumption that Ill Don
CARLOS wanted WAS to benefit the Church Of
Ro1no was too much for the Pretendcr's piety.
IIo doubtless translated "dann into Span
isl with great vigor. and be may evon have
doubted for moment the infallibility Of tho
Holy Father. Doesn't His Holiness think il
was pretty cold comfort for His Highncss
However, the advice he gave his "son" WINS
good. Tho sooner Don CAnLos follows the
Pope's advice tho better it will be for tho
people Of Spain,
, 1875-02-06

Tho old-tima animosities of T11roN and
'EvAnra ars pretty well exhibited in an ar
ticle from the New York Graphn elsewhere
published in this paper. After reading T1I-
ROWS scathing denunciation Of the 'tghost-
" little attorney" who defended An
DREW JOHNSON, 1t is easy to understand
how Mr. EvARTa mny now be pursuing an old
enemy with relentless hate. And the hate,
too, may be very honest and well-deserved.
The sympathies Of the people generally, in
respect Of this quarrel, will be, VIC think, on
the side Of DIr. EyARTB.
, 1875-02-06

Tho Civil-1Iigl1ts bill which passed tho
Lower House Of Congress yesterday is not
tho very objeotionablo measure adopted by
the Senate. It Is, on tho contrary, hili pre-
pared by tho 1Iouso Judiciary Committee.
It contains neither the mi1ed-schools
section nor the cemetery clause Of
tlro Sennte bill; md il, ao far ms We
can sec, ono OF tho most harmless, not to eay
unnecessary, bits Of legislation that has
come before Congress this session. Mr.. HoAn
characterized It we'll when he said, during
Thursdays lcbntc, that ho did not anticipate
either good or harm to come from its direct
operation. Ho merely considered it son.c-
thing necessary to bo made, like the Dec1ara-
ton of Independence.
, 1875-02-06

Tue outrageous personal attack OF Jo1s
YOUNG BROWN OF kentucky, upon BEN bu7-
1ER' IN the House on Thursday lastr is signifi-
emit IN more ways than one. 30 far as the
event is considered per &c, it was gross Vio-
lat1on OF tho personal rights OF me1nbers and
OF the freedom OF debate, and the severe cen.
sure which this Aot-headod Kentucky fire.
cater received was none too light punish
ment for such an offense. There was no oc-
caaon for this display OF plantation mnnners'
and no uSeful purpose to bo subserved. If
Alr. BnowN had been possessed OF TINT pecn-
liar chivalry and magnanimity which we arc
asked to believe ia inonopolized by the South
and can never be possessed BY the plebclan
North, there would haye been IN occasion
to exhibit theao qualities towards u defeated
opponent about to retire from Congress. hlr.
BaowNs chivalry, however. appears to he Of
that arrogant, bo1nhaasc, and conceitel type
which charactorlzea too many Of the Southern
ellivalry, which emphasizes itself with piatol
or bowie.knife, anu defends itself with bully.
ing and bluster. We have no lefonsa to
make for 3lr. Burlsn. We believe his pecu.
liar school Of politics to be bad and danger.
GUS. The Republicans Of his District did
, 1875-02-06
a NEW CALENDAR,

A bill has recently beon introduced into co.,
grass by the Hop. Ellis II. ROBERTS, Of III
York, the object OF which is to "1etorm IL
calendar year, by making 1t begin at tho tinsa
tho winter solstlcc, instead Of more than ca
wooR after that epoch, as now. Tho reasons ~
vancod for tho proposed change aro that "ts
variations Of the Boasoas and tho Telaticu'd
the entire year to the earth's orbit arc iateAG'
BILE only by noting the aun's positions a. at lhE:s
points, or At greater or lesser distances tt'a
them" sna TINT "great advantages would ssefSa
to Chriatenlom from having tho yoar coalmsnS
at ono Of tta cardinal points. aud divided III
quarters by the othcrs u; also, that "an in'
proyomont Of this kind 10 especially demands
bv tho grand progress Of science In every depa'
ment Of Inquiry"
InasInuch As these "rcaaons " arc alaoe
too puerile tobo worthy Of serious notice. isae
youtly to be hoped that tho bill will uot pass st
at least. that Il Congress- ln Its assembled W.
dom should decide to- make tho change, tie
tion OF tho preamble which ia aboTo qas'S
should be radically changed.
The genera! variations Of tho seasous srs er
tainiy referable to the change Of the da10,
position With respect to the sQunc1es 81
Bolstcas, but those changes ure just AZ s'si
roferred TO tha twentieth, or twouty first as'"
the month as to tie first or the lust. But 1A"'
would be tho serious disadvantage, under W
"roformed +" calendar, that tho necessary W..
po!atiouB Of one day In leap 's
would render 1t exceedingly difficult ~ "
mako tho so!stlce always fall on too ". H..
day Of the yenr at any Que place. whus y.
months must be differently arranged 10 'ns, ~,
, 1875-02-06

The members Of the United States Senate
whose terms expire A1arch 5, 1877, aud who
took tho back-pny and refused to refund 1t,
were the following:
DonEMAH, West Virginia. LEWIS, Virginia.
ERoWNLiw, Tes1nesHee. STOCKTON, New Jersey.
CAHrESrEE. Wisconsin, RTEwAnr. Nevada.
FLAvAtAN, Texas. HPnAngE. NEotln 3alan1.
G1LnEnT, Florida TIrrnN, SelEaska.
This is tie full list Of those who took the
money in March, 1873, and whose terms ox-
pire March, 1875, and not one Of them has
been ro.elected. So completely killed were
they in tile estimation Of their constituents,
that, with the exception OF Mr.. CARrESTKR,
not one of them received a vote for re.elec-
tom Massachusetts alone Of all the States
elected n salary -grabbcr, in the person Of A1r.
DAWES, to the United Statos Senate.
, 1875-02-06

There comes to lis from springfield the
story that there is Cook County opposition
there to the enactment Of any legislation
asked by tho Citizens Association, and this
opposition is not because Of the character Of
the proposed legislation SO much ne because
it is asked by the Citizens Association. This
scented by sevcn Senators and twonty-ono
members Of the other House, N nearly ono-
seventh Of the whole number Of tho men,
bcrs OF the Legislature. United, this delega-
ton might accomplish NIL that is needed by
tho City Of Chicago, might relieve the people
hero Of serious governmental endorsements,
and generally aid in bringing financial Sc.
cufity and order out OF the present disorder
and confusion. Divided, these members will
actually be MI injury to tha interests Of the
city they represent. They will repeat tho old
story OF 60 many OF their predecessors. and
tend to confirm tho oftcn-ropeatcd remark
TINT Chicago would be stronger in tho Legis-
1ature if she was wholly unropresanted.
No ono famiiiar with our affairs but ia con-
Bcious OF tho defects in our clarter laws.
The present city charter, codined, makes q
roxei1 ~ > eets % nd rar,a ~ oe,s sec,;ons I'm,
havo % heer mn nn,nndog ] r. ronoa1o1 sn,en,,ed of.or .
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~osk pe' upon 'n"' e1'at'os s'nee ''aen has
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| anu contfaalctosy' 1ae aa5s o. spee,a' leg-
| is!atlon having eono py' tue only Legislative
remedy Is new charter anu that by . gen.
, 1875-02-06
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Address THE TRfDfJNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison and pssrbnrn.fts,. Chicago, iii.
, 1875-02-06

@97c. Barley was active and 4@6c lower,
closing at Sill cnsll, and S1,17 1-2@1. IS for
Atnrch Hogs wcro active and strong, Hales
at ::G.50G7.3;j for common to choice. Cattle
and sheep were quiet and unchanged.
, 1875-02-06

WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS stood mp stoutly
in opposition to tho Civil-nights bill yestcr-
day, and said somo bitter things of the inter-
ference Of National troops in State affairs.
Mr. PHELPS It seems, hos been betrayed into
disingenuousuess by his desire to conciliato o
dozen or two voters in lis District, who de-
featod his re-election last November. Such
talk Is TINT of yesterday will alienate more
voters than 1t will attract.
, 1875-02-06

Whatever grounds for public sympathy
BENJAMIN BUTLER may have had on account
OF the scr1rllous assault upon him OF Jolaa
YouNa DnowN, it Was lost yesterday by his re-
ply to the Kentucky member. BurLRR made a
bad botch Of il. Tho general opinion will
be, after his speech Of yesterday is read,
that if anybody had to be soundly abused on
the foor Of Congress, Bur1ER, on the whole,
was the best man for tho occasion.
, 1875-02-06

ly ns tho outgrowtl1 OF aorics of reforms
renching M to tint end. Tho absurd aceph-
alo'1s system will proximity never get beyond
tho Committee Of the Whole" in tile Ili-
nois Legislature, to which It hos been re-
frrro1
, 1875-02-06

The Irish politicians of the Peoples Party
are beseochiug A1r. AaNEw to yield II point
to Hgs1Na mud rcinstate HAND, And perhaps
AoSEw will. He is thinking of it now, ''be-
twi3t sherry and champaign.
, 1875-02-06

It is rumorel that the President will soon
send message to Congress- recommending
the overthrow Of the GARLAND Government
in Arkansas and the reinstatement Of
Bnoons. We hope and believe the President
will do nothing OF tho kiud.
, 1875-02-06

.M'v1cKEE's Tl1EATRE-M:ait9@e @ street, @ sotws.n 70:
Aitsrnoon, :" "Catnlile." Evening, Mary stuart."
, 1875-02-06
OH Gb{lfayn Uri,u,,e.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

The singular ct ovation to MATT CARpEN-
TER. which is reported this morning in the
personal column, is worth thinking about.
, 1875-02-06

ApELpiII ITI1EATRE-Daarlexn ttteet, eorner Mon
Foe. fartusy entertainment Ehe field VI ths Uiotf
Of Gold" Afternoon and evening.
, 1875-02-06

GRAND ERA.HpusE-Clark street, opnostss
Ehntrnar Hou.e. Ke5 L l,ton's Mfustfels. "Ths
Crimson Scarf" Afternoon aud sreniIg.
, 1875-02-06

UNION PARK COSnnEGA rtONAL CHU nCfI-
Crcrt bp he Rtchn HernnrI Concert frhupe ia tha
afternoon and Michigan Avenue Baptist Church IN tho
, 1875-02-06

VIE MEAN ALL WE sAY.-FULL SET REsT GUM
teeth 3a Sstisncnn money rrfundeh Filing. tr,-
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04


Gift In sriiusn Sapeten. - Die
,@iaattssiiuns" Bat f&OH fribr itrs
etltr auf bic @ffntr nufm,Itfam &C.
ma6i. wtl&t bic @,rwtnbun8 Ter mti
slanssnbsn stinsn Gisursn bsbrudisn
9ap,tsn nit F& brinst; attr man fcIl'
ts tiss ME aubsr g&t loFsn. IlsbiSt'
uiftt Nutcritattn Rtmmtn earin iibsr'
sin, bab bic srinsn Sap.tsn cine taufs
surtpmm.nbs nrla&s pcn 9ranttstis'
fallen, b,lpnpus unt,r Sinesrn iinb.
@rl,nie wirb alssmttn sur 5srlsuun8
bsr sriusn Garbr bsnibt, unb 70 siftts
if tr, bab pl,ls ptriOnsn, alt unb Sung,
srnRlttb srtranfisn, neil Fs In 5immsrn,
ptIat NIT srinsn. pbsr gum srObsn
Stsil srdntn Sapstsn t.slsbt warsn,
pobntsn unO i&li,fsn. anesrt ltttsn
tp.nissr bara bas Gift unS baIbiSs
BsF.runs irat rim, na&esm bic Snpsisn
entfsrnt, Opr bic 3immtr sswsGf.lt
,rarbtH.
9i,s ssbs man 6tnbtrn Sifids ariints
popisr pbtr grimes 3sus, NEIL as ts
Isttt In ben Munb ntbmsn. baTan tdu'
en- unb tins srnRIidbs 8,rstftuns mag
bic GoIs. ittn. Si.r wOll,n mir uu&
NOD ttt smatlliritn 8taitn' unb nnb,rt
Raritn srwdtnsn, bsrsn SterFd&t mits
isla bss siftissn SIsiwstb sIan5snb ss'
ma&t wurpsn; fls finb isbr sifdbrliG
In ben Sanbsn btr 8inbsr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Gum G9arIa@iebrr. Or. .. 6.
Gbass, Der Rabtiias Arlt pon Buffalo,
empfatt In elmer Iir,H&sn Eisune bee
bortissn Sanitdtsratbss icIs,nbs Ser.
baItunssma6rtssln Ia 8strtf btsS&Nr'
la&f,bsrs, bic aud auf 5arrIsturs uni
timessenb iG anwtnttn lafsn:
f ,,Das SGarIa&Rttsr bat felt ,in,nl
Sabre Ia br etabt In bsunrntissnb,nl
@raps sstsrrfdt unp Rnt bi. @abrt-
ssIn sur untsrbriduns bsG.ltsu midi
Ia solsr 8raft sur anwsnbuns ssbraaI
wOrbsn. SO smpfsbIs putsr. 0lt Sale
BON SnarIa&fstsr fOIssnbtn TtssIn 80
nnisrwsrfsn:
/. gouRdnbis. abI&lis6uns t.esr
eslrantien pufon.
2. linisrbrlneuus btr RraEftn 70
slsI ale m5sIid In luftissn 3immesn,
20 ssfisnslf une npibwsnbIos eaftuna
sorgeuumHsu wtsetn Tam.
B. enifstnuns alltr 6ltibtr. uTw.
bic ni&t fur bic watisnttn ssbraa&i
sutrbtn miiiTsn, aus ben Rvanttnsim-
taetls. is
"A. 9sinlsuns anb CtslnFSiruns res
8siijeuas raN 9esnbisune Der 3ranf
teit unb ebtniO BET 3Immsr bur& Dtte.
wafhtu, anarst6sn afp. 7EifI
6. gsrbliung alltr 1tfuGt Der
RsauIsn. ausssnommsn btr pFsstr unb
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