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New York Stock and Money Market.
LArssr MONETARY.

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.
Money was more active this afternoon and
advanced 10 per cent. but reacted and closed
ats. .n.I...s
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 697
per cent.
sterling exchange Is quoted steady at 4siN
and 4s0k.
Gold opened at n4h, and closed at ii4'..
Clearings at the dold Exchange to-day, s5e,-
$4,000.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to $780,
O00
Treasury disbursements to-day amount TO
237, 900.
Governments are quoted as being steady.
state bonds steady.
Railroad bonds firm and IN good demand. 1t
is seml-oficlally announced that the details OF
the agreement recently entered Into between
the leading trunk lines In the matter OF the
through freights have been perfected. This
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


NEW YORK. Nov. 10.
FLoUR.--Receipts l6,4a3 barrels. The market
Is quoted as more doing and with more STEADY
ceiling. Sales or $1,000 barrels OF supcrrine
western and state at IS Oo@5 80; common
to good extra western anu state al
IS 35s5 65; good TO choice do. at s. 10
&c 10; common to choice white wheat western
extra at So l5,ST 20; fancy white wheat western
'xtra at 81 23aS 90 common to good extra ohio
It 81 459I 80; common to choice extra ST. Louis
1t s. 5000 90. pateat Minnesota extra good
- prime, 50 25ts7 q, choice 10 double extra,
y 5000 80, including $500 barrels OF shipping
,xtras at IS 90 ID 5 20; 1900 bbs OF extra mill
iour chiefly at 50 200 IS; market closing
lulet.
WHEAr.-Receipts 1880 bushels. The mar
ket Is quoted as being duh at about log cents
lower. Sales OF 70 O0J bushels ut 81 O4e5l 06
FOR rejected spring; 81 10 for No. Chicago :;
81 90 Tor No. 8 Milwaukee 81 IS for No. / Min
nesota 81 ioai 10 for unsound and com non
lew winter red western 81 40 for white west
ern 9oc for damaged new winter red western.
CoRs-Recepts 30 700 bushels. The market
cent o%er Sales Of Si Bushels at 7iS Ga
.or steamer western mixed, 76A@16c Tor sail
To-; l6x I'd I7c for high mixed and yellow
western; '6c for handsome western yellow in
store 1850 74c for SOFT and heated western
mixed.
oArs.-.Receipts 1880 bushels. The market
IS quoted as duh ana decliniug. Sales or o., 900
bushels at 43s50c for mixed western and
state 4sa53c Tor white do.
HAy.-!The market is iirm at O09T0c for
HoPs.-The market is quoted as nrm at 10
9l5c Tor yearlingS lSI4's eastern and western !;
I2@l7 new crop New York state californians
II l7@20c.
COFFEE The market for Rio is quoted as
being dun and heavy at lTG@20hc gold for
,argoes; 7N920Ac gold for Job lots.
SuGAR.-The market Is quoted as being firm,
1t IyseS &c for fair to good refining.
MoLAssEs.-The market quoted as quiet and
unchanged for grocery grades and foreign
|'iSc. 100
RICE.-The market is quoted as dull and In
tair inquiry at 69Tc for Carolina common
10 prime 697c for Louisiana ; 61aa6Ac for RAJ
COON TA@Tkc for choice.
PETROLEUM.-The market is quoted as quiet
ana heavy. sales OF crude at 6AS@6slc (; refined
II isb@lsA cases at l6HSishc; naptha al
l0Nc.
TALLow.--The market is quiet and steady.
Sales, 40 900 lbs at CSC.
Eads.---The market is quoted as being steady,
western; ss@3Oc for choice Canada 2is2oc Tor
lined
PORK The market is quoted duh and
heavy. Sales OF 900 bbls new mess In job lots
Il at S22 rs.
BEEF--The market is quoted as being quiet.
INT meats quiet middles heavy dun ut l2alc TOR
western long clear nominal. Sales OF 20 Jokes
city long do. for lShc
LAKD.-The market is lower under the pres
sure 10 sell and closing steady. Sales OF $3.50
ierces OF prime steam ON spot AT l2ss@l2A.
choice grades other kinds dull Sales at
l8a25c for western 23Sal Tor state.
CuEEsR-The market quoted as being dull and
neavy at 6,ai2z Tor common 10 prime.
WHIsKy.-The market Is quoted as being
quiet at 81 IL.
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a Bold Outrage.

The house of James j. Pratt, farmer
living in Braintree, was entered on Satur-
day evening at o'clock, while Mr.. Pratt
and his wife were in town shopping, by n
masked man, who knocked a daughter of
Mr.. Pratt, about twenty years of age,
senseess, and So frightening II young son
that he ran to the nelghbors. This caused
the villain to depart without accomplishing
his object, whatever it was, aud leaving no
clue whereby he Can be detected. Miss
Pratt was not much injured
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Instantly Killed.

Mr.. David c. Camp, aged 70 years, was
almost instantly killed in Stowe, Monday
forenoon, by runaway horse, which ran
against Mr. Camps team near the starch
factory, upsettng it anu throwing him up.
on the frozen ground with sucf force as to
cause his death in few minutes after he
was taken up. The runaway team WAS
owned by j. f. Sherwin, and was htched
under shed while its owner was doing
business in the village but broke away and
ran, thus causing this sad accident. No
blame can be attached to any one.
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Yesterdays Mail

brought three more certificates In favor Of
"Cannaols lndica," the great East india rem
-: send me one dozen Ointment
and one OF Cannabis Indica. When Mr.. j. w.
Fisher brought his wife to me for examination,
found her In the incipient stage OF Tubercu-
lous Consumption. Then 1t was concluded to
make n fair trial OF Indian Hemp, and now
there Is general demand for those remedies.
The Ointment excels everything Of its kind /
ever saw or tried. Fraternaly. yours,
z. A. SfFF0RD, M. d.
China Grove, Rowan, N G.
N. B.-This remedy speaks for Itself. one
bottle will satisfy the most skeptical. ASK
your druggist 10 get 1t. 50 80 per bottle. or
three bottles for SO so. Pills and Ointment
81 rs each.
AS these are imported remedies we do not
commission them. but will make cash agents
everywhere. Address.
CRADDOCK & CO.,
noviod&w4w 1882 Race ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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creating quite sensation. Rock Of
ages" was then sung, after which DR.. Tai
mage led them in prayer. Sankey sung
"Hold the Fort, and while doing so Mood,
stepped upon the platform. He delivered
a stirring appeal to the young men TO work
for God, and taking his text from MARI
IL, 1916, go ye into all the world and
preach the Gospel 10 every creature,
preached lengthy sermon.
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Cardinal McCloskey.

DUBLIN, Nov. 10.
Tomorrow Cardinal McCloskey will at
tend at the commencement of the Catholic
university in this city, when Cardinal Cul
len is to preside as chancellor. Severa
bishops, the lord mayor, and leading citi
zens are expected to be present. The uni
versity will present an address to the Am
erican cardinal Cardinal McCloskey will
embark at Queenstown Sunday, on boart
the steamer Abysinia for New York
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Found Guilty.

New YORK, Nov. 10.
The trial of John Mcclure for the killing
of Samuel Jackson, colored man, Will,
returning from picnic at Scburtzen park,
Brooklyn, October 18th, was concluded to-
day in Kings county court oyer and ter.
miner. The jury returned verdict OF
guilty Of murder 10 the second degree, and
Mcclure was sentenced to imprisonment IL
the state prison for life
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TIME SYMPTOMS OF MENTAL DECAY
Il resem ole the gradual changes that come
over old people, and are similar to those IN
tendency Is the production Of softening- OF the
brain and insanity. The cause is the deficiency
OF phosphates, as 1t is well known that man
nervous system is insuf1iciently supplied with
thee elements-the solidlty OF the brain de.
pending upon phosphorized compoundj-and
pilates renovates most speedily weakened
brain power and loss Of constitutional vlg0r.
DR.. Wheeler's Compound Elixir OF phosphates
and Calisaya contains these agents in an easily
assmilable form, constituting brain and
nerve food. nov9d6w2w
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WATERFOWL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For tho Week Ending Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1871


No OF cars-Boston and Lowell, lOl; Fitchburg,
10; total, 1875.
Prices OF market Beer-A few choice at $40 oOe
80 %; extra 50 00a9 so; first quality 81 so q
5 80; second quality 50 ooST 90; third quality
IS Q0d5 15.
Prices OF store cattle-working oxen o pair,
from $780, sl6l, $175as240.
Mich cows and calves from $35a63; extra $8b
ag5. Farrow cows $21@40
Yearlings S10(a23 two years old $lS@33 three
years old S2SQ45.
N rtheru dressed hogs, 1Okc.
Prices OF sheep ana laInOs-n lots, 81 81 25,$2 60
each; extra 81 1904 s7h EACH or from 49bAc
Spring lambs 6@6kc ID.
Prices of hides tallow and skins-Brightor
hides 7aIkc o ID; country hides "a &c q NJ,
Brighton tallow 5lG@6hc b ID country talloN
,(a6c u ID.
Pelts sl@sl IS each. Calf skins l4aioc y II.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
NIB. Beet-Choce grades includes nothing
but stall-ied 100 to l4oO lbs bullocks. Extro
and rrSt quality includes the best, large fat
oxen. Second and third quality includes oxei
and two and three year old steers.
Sheep-EXtra includes cossets, and when thos,
ofinferlor quality are thrown out.
REMARKS
Cattle-Northern supply of cattle is some
what larger than noticed last week, with de
crease In receipts rom the west The demand
for cat lie is only fair not improved sufficient
TO note an advance in prices The Offering
largely calculated for slaughter, with few
young store cattle and mich cows The best
rihern cattle for beef were offered by NJ
Gilnlen OF Vermont, -four year old steers, which
drew the premium at Vermont fair. ID. Dow
sold from mis- yards OF 10 head II cattle various
lots from SSl0c q ID, ID. W; small cattle at less
ngures NJ. Y. Shackett 81 Id sleers TO Samp,
son Hollis, 10 dress $50 lbs. ut &c d n D. W.
cows and heiIers, to dress 500 To 00 lbs, at 7Hc;
steers 10 c. Wentworth, 10 dress from 40 Il
so lbs, Mt 79c q ID, ID. W.. 10 steers 10 Mr.. Car
ter, TO dress from COO TO 900 lbs, at ia SC q h.
w. w. Kicker sold heifers at f25.
sheep and lambs-Prlces on old sheep az ne
| ticcd last week were not sustained. Receipts
| at these yards some $500 head III excess OF last
week. We quote old sheep a good strong NC
| lower, but Prime lots OF lambs were wanted,
| and butchers paid full prices. II. g. Manches-
| ter sold 9s sheep and lambs, average II MS, At
| 5alc. 5. Newton sold so lambs, average ~ lbs,
| u exc. G.. ID. Moon sold ITO sheep ana lambs.
average S0ls, ut 5Nc, Il. r. Fuller sold lO1
| sheep, average "a lbs, at 4c 9Th.
Poultry-We fount at landing tons OF pnul-
| try. Prices paid this week range lo(si3c D 10.
| Grease at 81 per ID.
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Richmond'M

The market was very quiet, November
9th, and prices for both butter and cheese
little Off. Butter sold at 20 to so cents,
the latter price for fine October make /;
most of the butter sold OF 2s to 80 cents.
Cheese 1ot to 13 cents. Poultry 10 TO 10
cents, dressed to IL cents alive. Pota-
toes sold at 25 to 90 cents.
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The Fate of the Pacific---A Survivor
Story.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 10.
A dispatch to the Merchants exchange
from Port Townsend, says "The Uniteo
States revenue steamer Oliver Wolcott, al
3 o'clock Monday morning last, picked W
one of the crew of the foundered steam
ship Pacific on raft 80 miles inside tn,
straits OF Fuea. He says Captain Howell
was drowned from the same raft and that
the Pacifice was struck by vessel under
full SAIL.
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Preparing to Bury Guibord.

MONTREAL, Nov. 10.
Mr.. Doutre returned to. day from the
lower provinces. He is in communication
with militia officers in regard to the COM
ing out of volunteers at Guibord's funeral
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Probably no compound yet invented has
stood the test of time and use like that
standard old Vermont Remedy, known for
the last forty-four years as Rev. N. IL.
Downs Vegetable Balsamic Elixir. This
medicine, although invented in the days
when the virtues of many of our present
extracts were unknown, still stands at the
head of tho list of the many remedies now
advertised for the cure of coughs, colds,
Group, asthma and all diseases of the chest
and lungs.
Physicians recommend II to their pa
tients, and use it themselves. What better
proof is wanting that it is what its proprie-
tors claim for il? The fact is 1t is perfect
ly reliable.
1t has been weighed in the balance OF
public favor, and is pronounced sure and
positive. Those that have used 1t need nc
assurance of ours, and those who have moi
should give it trial, and we have no ap-
prehensions az to. the the result of Their
opinions.
Sold by druggists and country merchants
everywhere.
HENRY, JOHNSON & LORD,
Proprietors.
decd d&w1y Burlington, VT
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The Storm.
IN TIE MOHAWK VALLEY

IN THE MOHAWK VALLEY.
UTIoA, Nov. 10.
A snow storm has prevailed along Mo.
hawk valley to-day.
IN VERMONT AND NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BosToN, Nov. TO-
A snow storm has prevailed to-day ii
the northern part of New Hampshire anC
Vermont. In the neighborhood Of Brat
tleboro ten inches bad fallen at 8 O'Clock
this evening.
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Church Congress.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.
The church congress Of the Protestant
Episcopal church of the United States, re-
assembled to-day. Papers on the best
methods of procuring and preparing candi-
dates for the ministry we're read.
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Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. NOV. lO.-S d. In.

For New England, low barometer, brisk
and high easterly winds, with rainy weather
turning into snow in the northern portions,
followed on Thursday by rising barometer,
northwest to southwest winds, slight
changes in temperature, clear and clearing
weather.
November II, / a. m.-For lower lakes
and middle states, rising followed by fall
ling barometer, winds backing to west and
north, warmer and generally clearer
weather. For the New York canal region
temperature slightly above freezing ex-
cept in the eastern portion Thursday night.
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Prohibition Candidate.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 10.
The prohibition party of the state met
in convention to-day, about fifty delegates
being present A. s. Kendall was nomi-
mated tor governor
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Fire.
r Ire.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10. 6.
John Betz's malt house caught fire this
morning, but the fire was extinguished be
fore much damage was done to the build
ing. The loss on stock by fire aud smoke
is 100000. Fully insured.
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MANY PERSONS

Would like beautiful Cottage organ for their
parlor, but think they cannot AFFORD it. II they
could only see the splendid new styles OF Estey
organs, and then learn what easy terms OF pay
ment they could have, they would buy at once,
organs are rented until the rent pays for them.
No possible risk. The Estey leads the world.
IL you wish for catalogues, prices or terms,
write the General Agent,
GEORGE O. DAY.
novi0dtV Rutland, VI.
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be apoplexy.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Vice-Presldent Wilson was taken sud-
denly nj to-day at abont ten o'clock at the
capitol, but at noon he had considerably
improved. His physicians say he is now in
a comfortable condition, thatsthey appre-
bend no difficulty, and that he will be able
to be removed to his lodgings this evening.
FOURTH DIsPAToH.l
There were fears this afternoon that the
vice-president might not reco yer from bis
Illness, his pulse being very irregular. To
wards evening the symptoms improved
his pulse, at o'clock, being 70 and beat
ing regularly, and he was able to converse
He is comfortably resting in the vice-presi
dents room at the capitol, with all the at
tention necessary. Every precaution IL
taken to guard his room from improper in
trusion. DIR. Baxter is very much encour,
sged to believe that his distinguished pa
tient will now recover. Postmaster-G Gen
Jewell will remain with him Throughout
the night.
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agreement is primarily between the Fort
Wayne, Michigan Central and Lake Shore CON-
1anies. The New York Central, the Pennsyl-
gania Central, Erie and Burlington and Ohio
railroad companies concur In 1t their concur
rences meaning that they are willing to agree
upon uniform rates and to reduce expenses In
the matter OF getting business. II Is not un.
1erstood that the rates are TO be put up to such
figures which Will in any way diminish Trade
or distress shippers.
The stock market was buoyant and higher to-
day, despite the gloomy state OF the weather.
The buying exhibited strong confidence In the
future of the market, the new arrangement be-
tween the trunk lines, and the increased sa-
Wings OF some of the roads having tendency TO
assist In thu Improvement. The greatest ad-
vance was In Union Pacific. which rose to 651f,
then TO 69A, aud for time 20 was bid without
bringing out stock In the final dealings there
was q reaction to 6SA, the market closing with
that price bid. and no one Offering under 50 un-
I'll within few days past. Spectators have
oeen anticipating an unfayorable decision by
The supreme court In the I'm on Pacific case,
out latterly there has been considerable buy
.ng OF stock on favorable reports OF business Of
he road, tine traf1lc returns for the first eight
lays OF November showing an increase OF s6s,-
800. Missouri Pacific made the next greatest
ADVANCE, rising from IL TO 15A, with a final
;ose at AZ. Hannibal and st. Joseph rose
rom 2O1l TO 2lK for common and from "a TO
!5A Tor preferred. Panama advanced from 1874
% 1885, Michigan Central was fayorably Affect
ID by the trunk line negotiations and advanced
rom G65s 10 67ss.
The transactions In stocks to-day aggregated
$4,000 shares. Tne principal dealings were as
,Ollows:
Erie 6j,OOO; Lake Shore, 26,O2O; Pacific
Nail, 1l,45O; 81. Paul, $500, do. pref, 1910 !;
,hio5, 1900; Western Union, $500; Union
Pacific, 9,7G5 Missouri Pacific, 1880 Hanni.
)al and 81. Joseph, 400; do preferred 1900
Gold closed at ll4ss@ll4h.
Money closed dull at 8.
Government bonds are quoted as duh and
steady.
State bonds steady.
Stocks closed duh and steady.
The following are the closing quotations /:
Where bl INKS occur there were no bids.l
J. $. 6s 81 reg...l20I Cleveland, Column
J. 5. IS 'si coup. ..l22}s bus Cln....... 69X
J. ). 5-20s 80 reg. N. j. Central .1Ui
J. ). 5-20S '6l coup. ROCK Island. .1U3h
J. ). 6-2Us 6i coup lax Mil. st. Paul.... S5,s
u. y, 5-20S '63 ola. ll5x do pref. 64A
J. 5. 52OS G5 new. .1lSh T. w. a. W......... 90
j. =. 5-2Os 67....12O do pref..
J. ). 5-2y5 Us. ....l2l Fort Wayne........ yin
j. ). IS nrw.....ll5% Alton and Terre
y. y. lO-i05 reg. ..ll5ss Huute. ........
y. 5. l0-I0s coup. .1iGs. do pref ... ~
currency 6S.; 1888 Chicago Alton. s6
Delaware and Ilud- 10 pref..105
son Canal. .l20 u Ohio Mississippi. ia.
darlposa, ....... Del, Lack. & West.ils
anton, 49,. SO Boston, Hartford 4 '~
Consolidated Coal. Al Erie. ...........
lumberland.. 81 c. G. & Indiana
| Western Union Tel Central.,........
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READING NOTICES.

Do you want to live to vote for Grant for
q third term or against him? Shut up your
mouth, breathe through your nose, and
take Kendall's Pectoral Balsam. 1t is. the
best medicine that was ever taken for
throat and lung difficulties. 1t will stop
that cough and cure that cold. Try it;
only 80 cents for large bottles. Sold by
all dealers in medicine.
FRANCIS FEM,
Proprietor,
d&w Rutland, Vermont.
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DEArHS.

WATERMAN-In Cuttlngsville. Nov. Sd, Job
Waterman. aged So ears
MCBREEN-In Wells, Nov. 4, Thos. ]. McBreen,
aged 20 years.
HOSFORD-In New Britain, Conn. Nov. 8, OF
late Reub n Hosford, Of Poultney, aged 80
years months and 10 days.
WORCESTER- Holyoke, Nov. 7, Mrs. Ada
line Worcester. OF jamaica. where her re-
mains were brought for surial.
SHURTLEFf-In Bridgewater, ct. 81, E. Gid
con Shurt eff. youngest son OF Jefferson shurt-
lin of Chester
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu-
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
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Illness of the Vice President.

WASHINGTON, Nov. u.
Vice-President Wilson was taken sick
while In his room at the capitol this morn
ing, and it is reported that he is very seri-
ously i'll.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Vcc-P President Wilson's illness is said to
be apoplexy.
, 1875-12-21

@dubereien. Gs nsbmen Die
nd1tli9en ginbriide auf cine erl9reden=
be @eiie u~bsrbano, 10 puroe wieoer
Sonnabeno Na9t in benz 2aOen bes
Serrn Sobn aeppler, in Der l. StraBe
nnbe benz Sdulbaule, sinsebro9en, bod
wurbsn Die 3duber BON swei YoliSilten,
als lie beinabe Die bide Wtauer ourAbro.
den, psriast. 9ie Yolisilten ia9en, oaB
es Weser seweien Ieien. Sn berlelben
Nadt wuroe elm 0erlu9 sema4t, in bas
@obnbaus bss Or. q. s.. Walaro in
Der Carp nabe Joulbee StraBe, gu brin'
gen. sic l0iten Den Gitt elmer Jenlter-
meibs nnO perlu9ten slelASeltis Die
S.bire nit einem falIdsn S4llllel gu
6fnen, bod Die 8ewObner oes Sauies
erua1ten uno Die Oiebe liefen bauon.
Gs lolte ii3 Seoermann, ebe er lsin
@el@dftsbous perlaBt lber5eusen Oh
aud ole Sbiiren gut sei1lplicn iino,
benn es lino mcbrere in Der lebten Belt
unueriaIOiisn seiunoen.
, 1875-12-21
Weibnahtsipa,iergana.

g 1T iebt Die 3eit, BOB jsosr feline
Weibnodtsladen einfaufen muB uno
mollsn mir besbalb uniern 5rsunben ole
Bcswciier oienen oamit iie nod ben bsa
fen plaben seiibrt weroen.
Wir' fansen in Der 8roabtraBe on
uno psr,peilsn uniere 0egleiter auf bas
8rocerie : GsiddTt oes Serrn St. Or.
Bolton. 81. 301 BroablraBe, no man
ale Sa1en boben fam, I'M eincn guten
Weibna1tstuben 5u baden, namentlih
lit iein Wisbl unb ieine Butter, Die et
siueimaI i'll Der Wohe frilA erbaIt, iebr
Su smpfeblsn. Die aunoen tueroen in
Dem 2aoen auPs 3uporfOmmenoite nno
6reunoIi9lte bebisnt. Mn berislbsnSe;.
tie. nl,r ettpas iueiter berunter, in Nr. 419
lit bas groBte Gtid- unb Striflpaaren=
@ei9dft bss SsrrnBe aud bstommt
man BORT alle Mrtsn6ran9en in ieoerJars
be. Oas @eidaft lit 10 betannt, Dap &c
nibt n0tbig lit, piel bariiber Su erludb-
men, nl,r mo1tsn pirSeoen Der bort Elm.
%3utaufen bat, DEN snten 8atb seben,
Wtorscns friib binsu seben, M Dos Sc,
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