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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19
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The Platform Of the Ohio DemOc.
FncY.


The currency plank in the Ohio Dem
ocratic platform, adopted at Columbus on
Thursday, was adopted right in the teeth
Of tue hard money record OF Governor
Allen the nominee for reelection, and ol
Senator Thurman, the much talked oi
candidate Of the Ohio Democracy for the
Presidential nomination next year The
Cincinnati Commercial goes for it rough
shod. Here, for instance, is specimen
Of its compliments:
ut is precisely US consistent and honor
able for Governor Allen 10 stand upon
the shinplaster platform and exalt the
glories Of unlimited rag money Us It Is
Tor General Cary to be associated with
and tho candidate of party that de.
nouRces sumptuary laws, with especial
reference to the liquor tFafEic-the very
sort OF legislation that Cary spent quar-
ter OF a century In advocating with his
characteristic vehGmeTeG, and fury Oi in
vective lavishod upon all who dared to
make or sell the accurSed stuff The
spectacle Of Allen and Cary on rag and
whisky platform surPas'Cs in the gro:
tesquc anything heretofore seen in Ohio"
The Commercial predicts that the Dem
Ocratic party will be slaughtered in Ohio
this fall on such platform. Its exact
language on this point is as follows:
"The victorious career Of the Democrat.
ic party, continued for more thm a year,
and which until yesterday warranted an
ticipation of tho possession OF oil The high
places in the Nation as fast US the pOpu.
lar verdict could be pronounced, stops
here. The party that would deliberately
reduce the finances Of the United States,
after ten years Of peace and prosperity,
to the level Of those Of the Southern Con-
tederacy in tho last year of the war, can.
not prevail in Ohio.
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Arrest Of Connterleit shover..

CtNctNSArt, June 1s-The Commer.
eiaFt Riverton, Kys special says: George
Ward and George Martin, brickmukerS,
have been arrested on charge Of passing
counterfeit money In this neighbOrhOod.
The bills are tens on the National Bank
Of Richmond, Indiana, and Gve's on the
Paxton National Bank Of Illinois, and are
said TO be exccllently engraved. II is
thought from information obtained that
the source Of these fraudulent issues will
be discovered,
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Accident on the Northern Pacific
IIal1rOad-Graln Thieves Con.
a,taNAn

FARGO, D. T., June 1s.-An accident
occurred on the Dakota division Of the
Northern Pacific, about half way between
jamestown and Bismarck, Wednesday
afternoon, resulting In the death Of Wm.
Fitzpatrick, road.muSter, and Chas. n.
SaudderS, Of Bismarck. The road bed
had been washed out n few hours before,
leaving tho rails and ties in position,
The engineer and firemen were badly
bruised.
In the United States Court, Six persons
engaged IN stealing government grain
have thus far been convicted, and await
sentence. The other cases we're continued
over for additional evidence.
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The steubenyillc Gazette does not per.
haps see the point Of our remarks on the
question Of an excessive issue Of IRE.
deemable paper money, in connection
with low tariff, as clearly US we think
we see 1t ourselves. Our point Is simply
this. Such an issue Of paper money nOtu-
rally begets the most urgent necessity for
a high tariff. Why2 Simply because
IN irredeemablG currency initiates the
cost Of producing every article OF manu-
facture, including the price Of labor, aud
thereby exposes our own markets, Mt our
very doors, to the competition Of foreign
nations. AT this particular time we have
not only what is known us n high tariff
but likewise a gold premium OF II per
cent to protect our manufactures, and
still they are undersold In our own
markets by certain lines Of foreign
goods. Now suppose we produced these
goods on II gold basis, would we
not 10 the extent Of II per cent
at least, be in n better shape to protect
ourselves2 Most certainly we would
But that is not all. The gold premium
has not for years represented the true
status Of our inflated prices. Prices, gen
orally speaking, have been inflated lar
beyond the gold premium. Why and
how2 Simply because the government
has been fighting the gold premium, and
keeping it down arti[cially. Had the
government pursued different policy,
the gold premium would have stood for
years past at from twenty to fifty per
cent, instead Of At from ten to twenty
per cent. 1t would in that case have
come much nearer representing the true
measure OF imitation in prices in this
country. As 1t is, however, goldhus been
demoralized, that ia made an article OF
commerce, and was really sold by the
government below what 1t was WORTH
Our neighbor at steubenville needs to
understand that he cannot possibly have
cheap currency and low tariff. The
two will not mix any more than oil and
water. Wocan supply him with nitro.
glyccrine recipe for blowing up this
country quick. 1t Is thousand millions
Of paper money and a lop tariff. What
we need, as we lower the tariff, is to APP
pro4imuto the specie standard. This is a
natural mixture, and the two will chcmi.
cally and congeniully combine. The other
two will not. They form deadly cxplo-
siye,
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CINCINNATI, June Cotton-Dull at
l4Ac. Flour-Steady and In moderate de-
manI. Wheat-Steady; red 81 goal 26.
Corn-Dull and declined at 79a73c. Oats
Dull at 64aGSc. Rye-Steady and In moder.
ate demand at 81 10. 0ils-UnChanged.
Eggs, Butter and Cheese Demand fair and
market firm. Pork-Dull and unsettled o.
SIS 55 spot and seller July. Iard-Dull
and nominal; small sales summer at l2Ic.
Bulk Meats--Active and lower shoulders
SIC; clear rib sides lie; clear llAc. Bacon
Dull and unsettled; shoulders %; sides
l2Xc. Whisky-DemAnd fair and market
firm at 81 10.
lIoGs-Dull and nominal; common 80 60
40 90; fair to medium 50 G5a6 so; good to
extra 50 O0a7 10.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June lS.-Thc Moscow Ga.eits
says England having declined to en-
ter into intimate relation with Rus.
sIa, unless the central Asian States
be placed under protection Of the
International law; Russia has no
reason to leave the alliance Of the three
Emperors, and enter into !eague with
that country.
LONDON, June 10, 6A.M.-A special to
the Times from RangOOn says: 1t Is re.
ported that the King Of Burmah has be.
come convinced OF his inability to sue.
cessfully oppose the English, and has
yielded on all the points IN dispute,
The steamship Moravian has on board
0GS Mennonitcs from Russia.
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Railroad stocks and COmprO.
1niHna.

NEw YoRK, June l0.-It was reported
on the streets to-day that foreclosure
proceedings had been commenced In
Eric and papers served. This carried
Erie shares down to the lowest point yet
reached this season, and had depressing
influence on general Stock Exchange
speculutions. The rumored hitch In the
railroad compromise also had an unfa.
vorable influence on the Stock Exchange.
In regard to the railroad compromise the
ENning Express states upon excellent au.
thority that the contract entered into be-.
tween Scott and King provided that In
case either company should desire TO
amend the same, ninety days notice should
be given. Mr.. Garrett objected, and
wanted the time reduced to thirty days
on business with the West. Mf. Scott
and the Pennsylvania directors assent.
cd, and furthermore agreed to make
the time thirty days for all business,
The Baltimore 4 Ohio directors acce pied
this proposition, and everything Is now
fixed, and the freight and passenger agents
Of both roads arc arranging new Sched.
ule Of passenger fares and freight rates
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BALTIMORE, June lS.- FlOur-Dull dId
unchanged. Wheat--Quieti PCnnsylvania
red 81 GOAL 80; other grades unclaimed.
COrn-Weak. OatS-Steudy; western white
BsaO9C mixed 87aGsc. Rye-Dulla and uOm'
inul. IIay-SCarce, firm und unchanged.
Provisions Dull und weak, Pork-Slv 80
a2U 90. Bulk Meats-Very dull shoulders
SAc; clear RIB llNc, lonSe. nuCon-Dull;
shoulders 9IGC; clear RIB l2NC; huns Ida
i4Hc. Larl-Dull and nominally lower
refined lAAal5o. Butter-SlOw; western
cxtr 2Ol22c; fists lsa.Ou. Petroleum.
Nominal; crude 6NaGc; refined l2alSci
Cuhee.-Qulet and steady; Rio cargOyS i6
alsNci jObblng lG1al9hc. Whisky-Flrm
nj Al Oh
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A Mexican Revolution.

SAN FRANClsco, June 1S.-The ships
Narchus, from New York, and Emily
Fathuni, from Baltimore, have arrived.
Passengers by the steamer Newburn
Just arrived from Mexican ports, report
that revolution il going on at LaPasSe
Gen. Davalos was arrested by BarEA
The stores are closed and many mer.
chants have fed to Ma1aLlan. All com.
merCial communication Is stopped. The
steamer could neither land goods or spe.
cin
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EXCURSION FROM STEUBENvILLE,-The
steamer Forest City arrived from Steu-
benville about midnight last night with
an excursion party olfOrty.seven couples:
The excursion party was composed OF
members OF the "Entre Nous" (between
ourselves) club. After lying at the wharf
long enough for the party to parIake OF
Refreshments, the steamer returned home.
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PANT SHOp BuRGLARlzED.-A buFgla

PAINT SHOP BuRGLARIzED,-A burglar
on Thursday night visited the paint store
OF NJ. W. Miller, on Market street, OPP
posite the PostOlIice, and carried offseyer-
al articles Of value to painters. The
thief, who it Is supposed is a painter, en-
tered the store.room by forcing open the
rear door, The contents Of the store gave
evidence Of having been thoroughly over
hauled, and only those articles OF most
value to "jour,' painter were abstraCted.
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rrnn, ii,n Nln1innn 1,nrllnr.

NEw ORLEANS, June Is W. D.
Thomas, a guide to the government
troops, accidentally killed himself Tues.
day, near Saltillo rancho. Every gun
fred on the Mexican side Of the river IL
now followed by the report that some one
on this side has been fired at. The latest
sensation is that Cortina, who has left
Matamoras with band Of his cattle
thieves, was seen above Matamoras yes.
Vnednr
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1ova BRAxCn, June ls-President
Grant accompanied by General Babcock
left this city this morning for Phila.
delphia. At Camden the party will be
received by the Centennial Commissioners
and proceed to inspect the Centennial
grounds and buildings and will return
this evening,
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PHILADELPHIA, June iS.-Wool-AGtive
ut reduced prices. The new clip sells on
arrival at quotations. Ohio, PennSylva.
MIA and West Virginia Xxx aud above 80
a5ic; medium 62a53C; course 4Sl50c; New
York, Micl igan, Indiana and western fne
I6a48c; medium 50a52C; Combing washed
GOc; do unwashed 42IIC; fine unwashed $50
35c; coarse and medium unwaShed 86a4cc;
tub washed 62ISa6Gc; extra and merlno
pulled 4Oa47c; No. / and superGns pulled
dOnd6r
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AMAN never fully realizes the depth Of
misery to which his kind may be sub
jected; he never knows to itS fullest ex.
tent tho bitterness OF poignant grief and
black despair; he never knows what II Is
be alone in this world, Knocked by fate
and bulletcd by adverse fortune, until he
tries to sew on shirt button with darn
ing.needle and yard Of carpet, and splits
the button and pms his thumb to his leg
with two inches Of the needle.
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Lightning Among tho CroCItcry.

OMAHA, NED, June 1S.-During The
storm Of last evening the lightning struck
u crockery factory on Douglass street
knocking great hole In the brick wall
wrenchlng a window out, and doing con.
siderable other damage to the building.
Johanna Goldstel was drowned while
attempting to cross North Omaha Creek.
All the bridges over this stream except
one were swept away.
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FIRE RECORD.

BARRIE, ONT, June 1s.-A fire this
morning destroyed the greater portion Of
the business part Of tho town. One.half
Of Dunlap street Is destroyed and the fire
Is still burning. The fire engines are ar
riving from the ncighborhOod.
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New York IIry Goods.

NEW YORK, June ls.-The commission
houses dealing In cotton goods, prints and
dress goods are very quiet, and the unia'
vorable weather checks the jobbing trade.
Wooden goods In moderate demand by
clothierS. Low grade fancy CaSSmereS are
selling cheap by some agents. Worlted
coatings In steady request. Prints are job.
bling at lower figures. Foreign goods dull
mud Vpnk
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EiitnrinI RAslrnniinn.

CHICAGO, June 1S.-W. s. Walker,
(Gideon), Washington, correspondent oil
the Chicago 1Smes, and Charles North The
city editor Of the same paper have resign
ed their respective positions, and have
established an advertising bureau in
Chieago,
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HURT AT THs BELMONT MtLL-Yes.
terday afternoon Thomas Hays, who lives
in West Wheeling, met with a serious
accident at the Belmont Mill. Several
men were ut work repairing ono CT the
stacks, when a heavy piece OF iron fell
upon Hays, cutting his face badly and
maShing one Of his feet. lie was taken
to his home over the river in carriage,
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Harmonic AND MENNERcnoR Picnic,
The Harmonic and NmnnCrchor Sing.
ing Societies will on Monday, July 9th,
hold picnic on the Island Fair Grounds,
The programme for tho day includes o
grand parade through the principal
streets, and speeches on the grounds In
both English and German. Addresses
will be delivered by Rev. Vaas and ]. H.
Good and GO. Davenport, Esqs. AspIen'
did time Is anticipated.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFfCE OF THR CtnBF 5iOSAL OFFICRA,
WASHINGTON, y. C., June iO.-i AN.
PnoRI RttfTtRa.

fROBABiLtTtE8.
For the Atlantic States and Lower
Lakes, a rising barometer, northwest to
northeast winds, cooler and clearing
weather.
For the Gulf States and Tennessee, a
stationary barometer. northeast to south
east winds and cooler, clear and partly
cloudy weather.
For the Upper Lakes and Ohio Valley,
a stationary OF falling barometer, north.
east to southeast winds, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain.
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri Valleys, stationary or falling
barometer, northeast to southwest winds,
warmer, cloudy weather and occasional
rain, followed BY cooler northwest winds
in the lower Missouri Valley.
The rivers will remain nearly station.
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Earthuuaite In Indiana.

1SDtANAPoLis, June ls. "A slight
shock Of an earthquake was felt here at
l0;45 A. N. and buildings were swayed to a
considerable extent; at Anderson, Ind,
1t was very strong and shook buildings
all over the town; at Jacksonville there
was quite a sensible shock,
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SEVERELY BURNED. "A girl named
Birdie Heisrich, who lives with Mr., Fred,
SChenk on Market street, near 18th, while
at work yesterday morning near a stove
was severely burned by her clothes taking
FIRE. Her clothing was badly burned, but
she fortunately escaped without serious
injury,
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Our AGAIN.-The children Of the Home
have recovered from the scarlet fever and
are now able to go out again. The little
ones rejoice in their liberty after three
months confinement, They will visit the
Tea. Party this afternoon, and attend
church and Sabbath school tomorrow,
Make them welcome, friends.
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Inspected by the President.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1s.-The Presi.
dent to-day inspected the buildings and
grounds for tile Centennial exhibition,
and expressed surprise and qualification
with respect to both the vast dimensions
Of the buildings and their rapid progress
toward completion. The President and
party took the afternoon train for Long
RFnhrh
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WASHINGTON, Junc ls-Commission.
er Pratt was over burdened with appli-
cation for appointments from all parts
Of the country, and for offices under
the Revenue Bureau from the highest
to lowest,
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The Kansas fatmers,no longer terrified
now by the grashopper and the railroad
eompanieS,aro forming new organizations
which appear to be directed against their
own comforts that Is to say, they are
forming " Grass Leagues to monopoli1e
the grazing lands Of that State, which
have S hitherto been common and free to
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THE Boar RACE LAST EvENING.-A
boat race from the B, & o. machine shops
to Benson's Ferry took place last evening
between Fred. Knapp and Chas, Fisher
against Lawrence Ray and VIM. Hag.
dorm. The stakes, two kegs Of beer and
sauer kraut, were won by the two last
named. The spread was laid at Wm.
Mayors saloon,
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I,iIlnnil.

TOLEDO, June ls.-Flour-steady and III
moderate demand. Wheat-LOwer, closing
firm; No. white Michigan 81 20; extra do
81 81; amber 81 2Sai "a; seller July 81 PAX
al 25; seller August 81 24iI; No. red
81 28II. Corn-A shade lower, closing armi
high mixed 74c; seller July 74hcj low
mixed 73Nc; No. 2 white iSc; no grade
7Ic; damaged G0a0lc OatS-Dull and prices
lre nominal,
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The weather clerk, in furnishing us
with a delightfully."- cool and exhilaratihg
atmosphere during the entertainments
now Ia progress al the Opera House, adds
greatly 10 the comfort Of all concerned,
Old Prob, Il not such A fraud, after all,
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ESLARoED AND 1MrRoSED.-The steu.
benville Gaastis yesterday came to US
considerably enlarged aud improved.
The Gazette Is a neysy paper, and we are
glad to sec this evidence Of success Of the
proprietors, Mesrs. McFadden and HIM
Ter
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RAILROAD MoRTGAGEs-Qniet and firm.
sTocEs-The stock market opened weak
at decline Of AasS per cent Us compared
with the closing quotations yesterday. Lake
shore showed the greatest weakness, and
declined from ok To 90 before the first
board on heavy sales Of long stock. A re.
cOyery Of lIaih per cent took place after
the fiBt call, but the improvement was not
fully maintained, mud at the second call
Erie dropped to l4;S, Lake Shore to t9h
and Western Union to 76N, these stocks
having been particularly weak. The weak.
ness In Eric was caused by rumorS Of fore.
closure suits by the mortgage bondholdets
At the close the market was ftmer
at recovery Of Y to ~ per cent.
The largest business was In Lake Shore
which rose from5 TO cox, but dropped Of
to 6yjSaOO In the final dealings on some
large sales said to be for closing large &C.
count end partly for some large holder. A. 4
r. Telegraph rose from PAX to %. Western
Union was firm and rallied from 75N to
75lS. c. c. e. c. rose from to 39f, and
ohios from 22sS 20. ~, Paul and North.
western we're firm, rs we're also other west
ern shares. Investment shares firm at full
prices, The sales at the Stock Exchange
aggregated $4,000 shares, Of which 7s,OOU
were Pacific Mail, 1000 Western Union,
5000 Northwestern, 1900 Erie, $4,000
Lake Shore, and 5000 Union Pacific.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June ls.-Tho bureaus Of the
Left have resolved to offer no amendment
TO the constitutional bills as they come
from the Committee Of Thirty, and to
take all possible steps to hasten the date
OF tho final dissolution OF the Assembly.
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PITTSBURGH, June iS.-wheat--Dull;
Pennsylvania and Ohio red 81 25a1 30; am.
Der and white 81 2sai SO. COnl-Quiet ear
75a77c; shelled 7SO79c, Tree In elevator. l't'
trUleuIn--Dull; crude 81 32N vi lHrkefs;
refined l2Aal22Gc i'hiladeiIhia delivery.
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At the festival Of the Bellaire Cornet
Band last night, the cane voted on was
awarded to Capt, r, 7. Deyries. The
vote was 2,06O for Capt. DevFies and l94
for Col. Morris.
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CLEVELAND, June ls.-WhGat- Dull and
unchanged. Corn and 0ltS-Steady and
unchanged. letrUleunI-Quitt; Standard
White, car lots, lUvi Ohio State test Ut llCi
small lots la2r higher. .....
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


New YORK, June l7..-MoNEY-A drug
at IEa3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
3Xa5 per cent.
STERLING ExCnANGE-Wenk for sixty
days at $4,s7; sight strong ut S4.9Oa490N.
GoLD-Dull at ii7N. Carrying rates 1
per cent aud borrowing fiat to 2 per cent,
1.G4al.32 per diem. The Assistant Treasurer
diSburscd $4,000. ClearingS, s45,OOOOOO
Estimated shipments Of specie tomorrow
s25O,OOO. Custom receipts $2l6,COO.
CnvpnyAtPvTuk gIpnnb
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

In speaking Of the public drinking
fountains purchased by thecity, we should
have said that the two cost less than $500.
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CONCORD, June iS.-Gen. Sherman Wis.
tied this place to-day as the guest Of Judge
f. II, Hoar, and met with an enthusiastic
Welcome.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

0as SuRraft(eten Der SrbOnnans,
baB aae Metser ibre 2aben i3lieben mil:
fen unb NUT i'm Marttbauie pertauien bir.
fen, pirb ben Stabtrutb nod slrbeit foiten.
8enn bic MtuBresel @eiunbbeitsriidii6:
ten gum @runoe bat, mas TART bespeifelt
wirb, 70 lieBe ii6 nidt piel basesen iasen.
&ber ni6t ALIEN bic Metser remonitriren,
ionbern aud bas 8oIt in ben ~entlesenen
9beiIen Der Stabt unS nidt nit llnre6t.
Cider 1T, bas beiieres unb aud biaiseres
5leii9 gu baben 1T, uenn Der gerfauf in
Der Marttbale itattfinbet, aber eben 10
fiber lit, baB Der 8es bOrtbin elm re6t Be-
fdwertsr unb fir marden Elm iebr weiteri It.
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SO piefe 3euaen ipre6en fir bic Dor.

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ni6t umbin fOnnen, benielben u~nieren Sc.
fern aufs Seite gu empfeblen. Serr 6reb.
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Suiten bat mid BON beien llnibertrsffi6.
teit bel @rfldrunsen uoIfommen iiberseust
nno m0sen mir nidt mebr obne oieies Seils
mittel Iein."