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Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24
. A Criminal Qfl0nsA.

Several persons have recently been arrested in different parts of the United States for selling to small tradesmen, printers and others an advertising card or note, which in some of its features re- sembles the national currency. Thesob- verse contains the figure Fs3" set in scroll work, and also the statue ofthe Goddess of Liberty,-w the reverse is a fac sinaile of that of the $10 greenback. Not only the printers of these cards, but those who circulate them among the public are liable to fine and inprison7 ment, and measures. are now being taken to put stop to the circulation. No or dinarily intelligent person would accept one of these notes in payment for any thing, but ignorant persons have taken them and given good money in change.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24
HOT l 8Z 9.
 NEW ILLUSTRATED GATkI,0GUE or THE Al 6 MASON s& HAMLM
 CABINET ORGANS,
24 QuRrto Pages,

EE QuuItO N1oC@s Is now ready, with PRICE.LIST and very full information, presenting accurate drawings of these celebrated instruments, with detailed descriptions; including many new styles, with valuable Improvements new stops and elegant cases.
 It is not questioned by disinterested judges that these are THE BEST OF ALL IN. STRUMENTS OF THIS CLASS unequal ed, and, if judged critically, unapproach. by others. Their fame is worldwide. They have ALWAYS obtained highest awards in American Industrial Exposi- tions, and received FOUR FIRST MEDALS and DIPLOMA OF HONOR at the GREAT WORLD'S EXPOSITIONS in PARIS, 1867 VIENNA, 1878; and LINZ (Austrial ], 1875, being the only American organs which ever received any premium In compeu. tion with the best products of European makers. The best musicians in Europe and America pronounce them unequaled. Prices as low as consistent with best workmanship and material, and lower than those commonly demanded for very inferior instruments. Organs sold for cash or time payments, or rented until rent pays for them:
 Every one hinking of btiying an organ sAOsId at least sec this ne,o catalogue. It will be sent free and postpaid. Address the MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN O., 154 Tremoat St., BOSTON; 25 Union Square, NEW l YORK; or 80 and 82 Adams Street, | NIJTH A,6ln
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24
Reckless Navigation.

One vessel-the Lguria-was bound from British Columbia to Callao, and actually tumbled to pieces at sea, in fair weather The lumber which formed her cargo was soaked by water pouring in at the bolt-holes of her sides and bottom. The swelling of this lumber hurst open the ship, in spite of the pressure of five chains with which the hulk was girded about, and she broke up like . shell.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

A FRIEND IN NEED.-Dr. Wistar's Bdlsans of Wild Cherry is . friend indeed. eases of the lungs and throat, coughs, colds, and pulmonary affections? The sick are assured that the high standard of excellence on which its popularity is based, will always be maintained by the proprietors. 50 cts. and $1 bottle, large bottles much the chesper.-Cons.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24
What he Did.

" A tramp said that whenever he saw a V Waperley, or anyof that class, of papers in the house. he visited he always pre-. tended to be count in disguise. These papers frequently contain romantic sto. ries of noblemene and millionaires dis. guised as tfamps, visiting farmhouses and marrying young women who treated them kindly. and so did much good fol the fraternity.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

ss0.O0 ..... While two seven-year-old boys were playing with pistol in New York, it was accidentally discharged while in the hands of one of them, and the other boy was shot and killed. The boy holding the pistol was so hor- riHed that he fell in convulsions ...... The government has sued the Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad for $s6O, GOO, alleged to be due for taxes on earnings.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

FoR PnAoE.-Mr. Anthony, of Rhode Islandg gpfesehtod to the United States Senate a memorial, signed by 2,325 member of the Society of Friends in New England, in favor of international arbitration for the settlementof disputes between nations without resorting to arms.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

A medicine fiend in the Westinquires, in display type, of the afflicted public :: "Would Macbeth have exclaimed Throw physic to the dogsl' if he had ever tried my Soul-Soothing Pellets 2 They cure everything but bacon 1"
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

One of the wealthiest men in New York began life in buying up old flour barrels. From this he went into old oil barrels. The panic struck him with one million oil barrels on hand. His personal losses within three months were $250, 900 on shrinkage.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

Chapped hands, face, pimples, ring worm, saltrheum, and other cutaneous a1fec- tions cured. and rough skin made soft and smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. Be care full to get only that made by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,, New York, as there are many limitations made with common tar, all of which are worth less.-Com.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

Every farmer who owns a good stock of horses, cattle and sheep, and intends to keep them through the winter, should get st once good stock of Sheriddns Cdoalry Con- dition Po,oders. One dollars worth will save at least half ton of hay.-Conl.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

At our request, Cragin & Co.,, Phila., Pa., have promised to send any of our readers, gratis (on receipt of 15 cents to pay postage), 8 sample of Dobbins' Elec- trio Soap, to try. Send at once.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

Persons who have become thoroughly chilled from any cause may have their circu- lation at once restored by taking into the stomach teaspoonful of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment mixed in little cold water, we'll sweetened.-Co7n.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

Millions of bottles of Burnett's Co- ooaine have been sold during the last twenty lie have rendered the verdict that it is the cheapest and best hair dressing in the world. =
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24
Raising Wheat.

The RssrGl Nes0 Yorker, in itsnotes on western New York, makes this rather remarkable statement "Wheat is as nearlyta failure this year as it ever is. |" To this the Germantown Telegraph adds: ".1f this is so, while most. other crops do very well. why do farmers per sist in sowing wheatl There are no shrewder people than the farmer, and none who has his eyes wider open on all questions of economy and profit; but if this statement is correct it would go to show that for 8 long time he has been hutting his head against stone wall. We hardly can believe it, as it would be breaking into the ruling of that good sense for which he has ever been charac- tariZa6 ''
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

Vegetine is not vile, nauseous com- pound, which simply purges the bowels, but a safe, pleasant remedy which is sure to purify the blood and thereby restore the health.-
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24
T1oTsas oF TIE ,15qb1sl5Tlor.

sE A d1
 Five IThousand Skeletons Feund In the
 Walls of n Hospital i'm Poru.
 TThe 1DpSni0s NaciOnGl of Lima pub Nshed the following :| We are informed that an immense quantity of human re- mains were taken from one of the walls of the old San Andreas hospital. In consequence of repairs now being made, it became necessary to throw down one of the walls of the Chinese ward, which adioins the department named "Our Lady of Mercy" and the laborers, to their surprise, found that the wall was hollow and filled with human remains. As was to be expected, work was then pushed on more rapidly, and our. infor. n1ant says that on that day alone several hundred skeletons were removed, and that the dresses of all remained in good condition. On the following days the work of removal was continued, and ,OO0e and 6, GOO skeletons have been dis covered.
 It tappears inexpicable to us how the be converted into @ cemetery. Less rational does it appear that this: s::mass of bones should be the shocking traces of some @AOrT1b16 -AumAu~ ueCdGOmD, 8S well informed gentleman has suggested. It may be we'll to remember that the San Andreas hospital was built in 1857, under the protection of the Marquis of Canete., Don Andres Hurtado, and at the. instance and by the advice of 2 | Spanish priest named Molina. Since thenSup to the present time it has been employed for the charitable and humane purpose for which it was constituted. and for this reason the present dis covery is the more remarkable. How can, one imagine that in, an establish. ment for the preservation of health such a mass of bones could Intentionally, be accumulated9 fl On the other hand, how can we account for the perpetration of 6 gigantic. crime of which no trace re- l mains a. CA @ B s3..... ,.,s,. l,... o.sa. .
 In addition to the above we may add that the impression generally preyaile that these bones belong to victims of the Inquisition. They appear to be from 150to 200 years old, and from their ap pearanoe. lead to the belief that the bodies were thrown into the opening be- tween the walls. All. the skeletons ap pear to be clothed, and dresses, boots and shoes are found mixed with large l quantities of women's hair. A portioI of @ Spanish missal has also been found but nothing of any value.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24
Has Entirely Cured Me :!

Mfr. Fl. R. STEVENS:
 Dear Sr-My daughter after having severe attack of Whooplng Cough, left in feeble state of health Being advised by friend, she tried the VEGETINE and after using few bottles, fully restored to health.
 have been . great sufferer from Rheumatism. ] have taken bottles of the VkGET1NE for this complaint and am happy to say t has entirely cured me. | have rocomnar ndsd the VEG MTINE to others with tbe same good results It is great cleanser ano purifier of the blood it Is pleAs ant to take and cheerfully recommend 1t.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

WHEN WRITING TO ADyKRTIsRRs, ment In this paper.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24
VALUABLE INFORMATION !.

s.- BOSTON, Dec la lS6o.
 ; t S Sy oD{9oS nn 1,sttlE ssH % Sss badly afflicted with Salt Rheum and the whole surface of skin being covered with pnples and eruptions many of which caused me great pain and annoyance and knowing 1t to be blood diaeass took of the advertised blood preparations, among wnich any qua.tity of sarsaparia. without obtaning any benefit
 until oommenced taking the VEGETINE; and before
 had completed the first bottle, saw that had got the right medicine Consequently followed on with 1t nu
 1 had taken seven bottles, when was pronounced . well man, and my skin s smooth and entirely free from pimples and eruptions have never enjoyed 90 good health before and attribute it all to the of VMGE TINE. To benefit those afflicted with Attenuation, will make mention also of the VEGET1NES wonderful power of curing of this acute complaint. of which --"'' O. H. TUGK RR, Pas Aet Mich O. R. R, 20 Tyler Street, Boston.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24
NO TROUBLE SINCE USING v E c E IN E

CHARIEsTowN October, 1870
 This certifes that my daughter has always beor troubled with g Aumor, which has caused frequsn swelling on her face and about her eyes, Physioian called 1t the Erysipelas but after having taken tw bottles of the VEGETINE has not been troubled wil 1t since. SIMON AliDRIOHs
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

!. In tempering long taps, to keep them btraight, take bucket of clean water and stir it around with stick or hammer handle until center is formed then blunge the tap, already. heated, endwise 4n the center, allowing it to cool before kaking is out of the water.
 The following is simple but sure way to tell good from bed eggs: Put them
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

Dr. TUsEE says: "It is unnscessary fer to emu merate the diseases for which the VEGETINE should be used. know of disease which will not admit oi its use with good results. Almost innumvrable com paints caused by poisonous sscretons n the blood which can entirely expelled from the system by the use Of the VEG ETINE When the blood is perfectly oleansed, the disease rapidly yields, all pains healthy action is promptly restored and the patient cured" tt k#s - e.
 The remarkable cures effected by vEGETINE, have induced many physicians an 1 apothocaries whom we know to prescribe and it in their own families.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-24

Es-aAh~ iA Questions and Answers!
 What percentage of sea water is salt Answer Ordinary sea water contains about three per cent, by weight, of salt. 'l.-t.s
 Is there anything that will dissolve shellac besides alcohol Answer -Shel- lac dissolvss in hot solution of borax in water What will remove from the walls of @ brick building the oozings or collection of saltpeter Auswer-It is probably not saltpeter, for if it were the rain would remove 1t, it being very soluble in water. If it is an insoluble salt of lime, try a little dilute muriatic acid, and then wash we'll with wateH s4 .s-.n4-...s .r .. ....7 s How are buckskin gloves, etc., clean edY Answer-Wash them in 1ukewarm soft water, with. Q little castile soap, ox- gall, OF bran tea, then stretch them on wooden hands, rub them with pipe clay moistened with beer; let them dry gradually, rubbing them from time to time SO that they do not lose their shape in.drying. asel-.. .a..-.. .-,.sa.
 We want to bore a well in low land, where salt water flows and penetrates in the earth to the depth of fifteen feet. Will galvanized tubing prevent the salt water from mingling with the fresh with out the joints being screwed or soldered together3s Answer-n you strike a spring of fresh water the tubing you speak of will answer very we'll.
 What Kind of oil should be used as c base to mix with powdered slate to paint "a roof with Answer Linseed oil is &he best to use, and the expense for one fDof would not be very great Scies5t5t AzaeS.io0sa III .n gs- -ii jas
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-26
G~WecroSeu=& tguAeta.

Die S0rten, tuo0lrie0en0en SlIt1en
Der &uberOle finO beuI5utdge auO bier
I'M GanOe ~ beltebt geIDorOel, DGB es
l1merllD etlen SLumenlieDDaber gie6t,
meld)er Mi0t tDeniglteus eiuige Guoueu
oieler Sflau5e belaBe uHO GllgltlidD Sor9e
trGgt, Olelelbe gut 81 erbllten tD1breil0
oe5 WinterS 3uaI Wteotr; 2tuslebtn tn
ndditeu Trlbltig. Auetl ntWt Seoer>
nlalir l1etut 3u iDi1el, Dab Die &noAe,
!Oelde ctHnAal QebiuDt bat, lolGeS nie>
MATS !Dieoer tbut. IS ltnD nur Die Jte=
bensiUiebeln, Die ItD I'M Die Wtutter5mtez
bel Derum ge6llotet BADEN, iDelde i'll 3us
fmHft bell 4iaB bet LeBteren etuneDnten
uno, Denn gr0B 9enug, Die erieDnteu
VluIlel tr0gen; D0b lit Dter5n ltets oas
p0le WGWstDtun eines gGilSeu SoWMerS
llDtDig; einjGDrlge Nebei6Wtebelu blllDeu
ebeniOlpeniB, DIe Gite Wtutter> Gn0uen.
2S00l ut es 9al3 rtAtlg 9~eDaH0eLt, tm
0ruDDer0lt Die 0lten &iloilen nit ben
1uiQen Guf5ulebnlen; nur Iebme lnGlr
tpater Die ieBteren ab Dor Den erltereu.
unD paau6e lie TN TrlDltng e~ilSeln, oamit
1e0e 0e(1elDet tlr ltO ELL 9ute9 lelbititGts
OtgeS Nab5t9uin ben S0mMer Dil0urd
nl0be, I'M o1Hu i'll SdDre OGr0uf blubz
bar gu tper0en.
Dteie julseu 9noGen maIfen aleids
fails i'm 0erbit oufeenomMen ueroe,.
lobalO Der erlte Troit Die BlGtter aet0os
tet bot; naNoeM fie geb0rig a~bgetr0Gnet
itno, legt man tie OaAn auf Sette. sic
tDolen o6er iDdyreno oes Wiuters etllen
w0rtAen PlaB Daben, no iie aufbetua0rt
tUeroen; an0ernfalIs merDen leidbt bic
flelnen SGutbenfetulc, tpelde fid in Ser
gen Oer &noue bereits gebilDet babeu. oez
tOotet. 0eraoe IN otelem Buufte lieQt
0as 0aupt5WebetmniB oes gltntolibeIs
mGncper no0 10 gut Gu5ie6enoer ltarfer
&lolleH. 2Ste our1 5tQlte lper0el bQus
t8 an9 ole er1oabnten SEINE i'm SSnIleru
ourD Uen0ttgtsst 3erIr0rt, mesbalb Die
deleu PlGBe mabreno Der Wintermonote
auf5n0ebm liIlo. Sin re0t SeitigesNus:
pTall5eIl oerlelben lit lebr au empfeblen.
nno eS ut ntt9t i'll. lrtiD, iie loon i'm 81
oFNat ooef 0tGr3 III ttsIAe 30pfe e!nSellG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-26
NeiferbeemeM.

Gin beriibmter 8bilo1opb BAT ste @ez
bd nptuil9 aMfGeteut, Die oeutibe Spra0e
let cine ~DorSn9stDetle pbtlolopbll9e. !Oas
lit etgentlI1 fir unlere Spra1e ELL
l0Ee6teS Compliment, oenn Die YbtIos
fopDen re0en Eefanntli9 oas unDerltGuos
Ii1lte Oentl0 BON Der lSelt uno 9ebe1
mau6en Worten cine gang auoere Oes
oeutuug, ais 0leie i'm 9eiD01nlt1en Xebell
babeIl, ulo aloereu gar cine 3tDet> lnlo
mebrfa6e Yeoeutuug, 10 OaB tDr CHM
Gem &aien lhmer DerltGuOlt6 miro.
SetOer itebt eS i'll anoeren Btngui6af=
ten oft nit Der oeutiben Spra0e nidt
niel better. SO iiHO ). y. III Oeu Jtdturz
tptnenl1aften gar mal1e Borte un0
2lusorufe 0ebrGu6lih, melbe had uns
ieren g%egenwdrttae n Genutniilen graoe3u
cine uitDabrbeit %entbalten, tpte SOnnene
aufgang, Wtebltbau, 0oni9tDau &C.; ia
Die Deioen Ltbten Nusorilde %fonnen, naN
iDrem Mortlaut aufgefaBt, Sur uutbdtt9s
felt in Se5ug auf 2tbDulfe perLeiten.
Sreili1 oalf MIN ith uber Die @tns
fIDiuug lol6er Morte ni1t Dunoern.
sic tpur6en 9ebiloet naO Der @rl0ctnuug,
mte man ie eDeoem auffaBte. Sbnobl
Nun pie Gri0einung g~egeutpGrtig cine
anoere @rfldrun9 erbalten bat, 10 lilO
bod Die lie beSei1nenoeu Mocte oielelben
geblteben iDeiL tie omrd SeriGDrung
gleid)lam oas SIrgerredt erDorDen DG=
bcn. GernIa9 man u AUDI l0wer tie
~auS;umet5en ODER ullsunloDell, 10 lit eS
0agegen um 10 mebr YFlGt, Our@ rtOz
tige GrflGrun9 Die tuaDre S~eoeutung 9tls
etil5ulegen.
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ur0Iten Setten un0 Sguar III oer Sblts
baum5uDt, Der gu etler l6GoIi1en Wtas
n"ipulati0n Deriettet uno slDar 5utDelleu
lelblt GOlt6aum3ahter bon BrOfelliou.
gSir meilen oeM NuSoruG yGetierbreDcn"
bel Sereolnng Der Obltbdume.
ST. alien 3eiten bate nlalt o05 Sors
u%rtpeil. oaB man Die benDtbsgten Netler
nt6t init Dem Wteiler bonn Sdume lNHeis
ben, 1~onoern breden milie, ullO 3uar 10,
OaB nod Elm Spell bonn GIteI 9ol6e oaraI
bltebe. get nit Der Oailh nl0t erretOs
barren 3Weigen na0nt man cine 1o9e@
Mantle Saumi6eere unO brad uno rtB
lie oainit al. 0aB Durb cine Io(de
W~tiBbanolun9 Ger Baum lGDer 81 Leioen
bat Ite9t Guf Der 0ano nlo 3ei9t bas
III ~ietner GrOne Deroorreu0e 0Ol3. Statt
oeS Jtetlerbre9enS i0neioe man OesDaib
Die 9teller nit etnem iDarFeH Wlel1er 10
ab, 0GB man Oem SallnIe 0GS aIte tQol5
garl5 uno nod einige Nltgen bonn Iull8en
Qol3e tGBt. Wan muB ia oDneDies oaS
ate 0oi3 Der 9teiier ipeglperfen; cs tit
aLlo belier, es an Saume SIT ldrien, 3ls
mai IS beim Qnihneioen ni9t 10 lelDt
psripd6lt, ais oas iun8e 9ol5. Stedt
man cin geibnittene5 Jteis III Die Groe,
.un IS fir ben @ebrau1 auf5ubeipaDrel,
10 wiro IS ldllBer frtlO bletben, iDcll ole
gtatt gel6nittene UtGOe VeuDti9tett etn-
laugt, paDreno Die gebronene a%bfauIt.
Utan laiie ftp aLio Ourb ben Ausorud
v3tetlerbrehen" utDt 81 Dem fllr ben
Sanm 10 lDaOli4en AbDre9en Der Nets
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-26
Gerbanotust0en Der County,
NonlMtm6pe.

Ser GOuntDrat6 belt Ntonta9 Ra9s
mtittag unter NorliB bon Gommiiidr area
@offren leine regelmGBtge m0Oeltlt@e
StBula a6, iii ipetder 8uffe, 9arr0ll,
Gi0ug6, Gonlp, @int1er, Sorting, 6OLs
ben, So0nlOn, &oner8an, Jtc@uiffeb,
GuiIeu uRo SbmiOt aHDciero Uaret
un0 fotgenbe @eiNGfte erle0igt DurOen:
O!ebrere 0te0nuu9en bon anorem
6eg9in fir Dem @0untDs Nrmen6ouS &c.
GelIeferte S0nittiuaGreH, i'm @eianmts
6etraqe bon S2l23, mur0cn an Die 5lls
ltdnoIaen @OmteS Uerluieiel, ebeuio enc
ar6Bere An5aDl Ge6nulgeu fir ueyIOie=
oenartige 2~tefsrul8eH nnO OIeNltleilluls
gen.
0tuifeIG bonn Connie fir Sopns
Nngeiegeu0eiten beri0tete 81 @unlten
Der Ne5aglung Don Deri0ie0eHcn Jtt0s
uuu9el i'm @eiammtbeuage bon $999. SO
fit %Nrmenpflege in ben per}1!e0euet
GoDnS. Die Jlc0nWngcn iUUtDeu aur
3aDluug a~u9etDielen.
GpnlD legts eineH Gei0luB Dor, mos
rod Der Gierf angeWicien MIRO, fur Die
nanntel OttlBiie0er oe9 3tatbe5 ic
eit 6 remptar Der OerUeiietteu 5taot5s
Statitrn anSufaufen. Der 8slDAlB
iDurog unter NIT1ebullg ber 9tegstA anz
gellom men. 0jer0uf 9ertagualg 0uf
WtoutaB 9tabnlltta8 2 H9r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-26
Ste Sctmtat0 Ser Settww8Si~wsen
Cine sc u It erauftaIt.

@er bic finite 9tpenue mad SToen
Dertolgt, NIT tbrelt, penu aud ni1t
ar0ttettorii0 i60nen, 10 bod tmMer6in
impolanten abi6LuB Dur@ Die 9fo6 SSz
Iono @leDotor5, Dem fdat geuiB elm
neueS nierltoft9es 8aGiteinee6duOe in
Der gtGbe BON N~o0msitraBe ouf, oos Ii6
burO einen breiten, OaS 9a0 BET lreiteu1
iiberrageuoen S0ormitein ausseidnet.
9aS e%riUdDnte 6au5 Liest al Qutncns
f1raBe nno lit cine MobLtbGtiQfeitsallz
itutt, geGannt vDte Seiutatb Der 2eiz
tln8siunSen." 9tuc &na6en uuo inlge
Seute Dol 9 bis Is Sabren ftnoen oaieIblt
A~ufna1nle; uilo geraoe beSholb Derhient
oaS Snltitut Die b0dplte Mufnterflamfett,
iuOem es feline 8%erioreungsz, lonberm
cine Gr5tebungSs uuD SeilerMn95anitalt
lit.
ObmobI ba5 @ebdube iGon felt mebr
ais 3 Wtonaten Ieiner Seftimmltng ibers
geben mutOe, tam oaSielbe bod erit
felt leBter 8o6e ais nolIenbet 6etr06tet
iperOeu. Der 8cri6teritatter Der ISL.
StoatS5eitung", tpel6er Die Nnltalt ait
Der olIeuen Sam5tnge beiil6te, falo 012
lelblt cine 10 multerbafte ulO proftiIbe
@tnrt6tung. baB oteiel6e III tOeiteren
Greiiel betanut 5u iDeroen Uerbient.
Den BON QutucpitraBe our0 6a3
6aupttbor @iutretenoen ii6erral1t uor
Muern Die petnlihe Geinlt6feit, pel1e IN
WGuaeu uno 3immern berri6t, Die uors
treffli6e gtulage Der 2idt6ffnungen, Die
cS erm0gli1t, DAB ale Gbetle bes wtiten
WebGuoe3 obue 4%lliDenOung bon WaS
ipG0renO Oes &o8eS eutlpre@eno erbeut
iino.
SIN @runbe oenOnmen iteDt AQes 81
elegant aus III 0en 0ebIuOe, fir Deiien
8apobner, ole iid sum groBen GDelle
aus Der 8rioeDeu, Der Jtetorml9uie ul0
gouatp Sail retrutireH, uno oenlDb
liegt ole eIn3i9e Di0Bli0feit, Die uers
mabrlolten Sun9eIl gu bsllerW baGIu, 0aB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-26
@ott NaD uIsS syertss
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Oer @eIeBge6un8 bon Slotana 1T
Elm 9eleBenliUnrf Oorgelegt DOtoelt, no.
ll19 GmtII6e NH3etgen au b in
oentl1en SlGttern per0 t.
It6t merDen Ollen. CT bat CUTE
2u9li9t au5 Anmabne III 6el0eH 0auz
terM.
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cine v0eutl ~ u merttGni ~ {
YbormGceutt16e Settun0 g.,
berGus9egeben pou Den 0erren u. 81. s.
Strelt unD .. Wt. 0unGe, unO
r~eoigirt p0n erltereml, ellIem anerf0nlt
tuUitBen Sahmanne. DGs Blatt ers
iNelnt mOlt0ttt0 Wno bar iI0 rOlgenoe
Auf9aben gelleuI:
i Seipreduns idmmttider pbarmaceutiiasr
~Xa5csTraJeu;
y S.tGmpfung Oes bic 4bornlucte unb @e0tsin
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