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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

His Majesty Don Pedro, of Brazil, who
is coming to visit US next year, is now in the
ffty-drst year of his age, though his white
hair aud beard make him look much older.
In stature he is nearly six feet and two
inches; erect as a lance--just little in
clined to be portly; his presence is at once
imposing and commanding. lie possesses a
cultivated mind, an inqulring nature, liberal
and comprehensive views, an intimate
acquaintance with modern science aud prae-
tica knowledge of five or six languages he
is perfectly familiar with every subject to be
discussed in cultivated society in any Chris.
tan city in the world. 10 manner he is
earnest, affable aud agreeable During a
recent prolonged journey through the prov
incc of San Paulo he firmly refused any one
to "speechify," on any pretext whatever,
whether on the occasion Of his reception,
presentation or departure. This will be a
sad blow to municipal orators, should he
adhere to this rule during the period OF his
stay in the United States. .fs
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

We have just been to the barn to order
new bed for our pigs. 1t is important not
only that they have full supply of suita-
Bile food, but comfortable resting place.
Rest ia as essential as feed for fattening.
The same may be said Of cattle. They need
to be well fed in such variety as will best
insure good appetite should also have a
soft, dry bed, even temperature, and all
needed arrangements to secure the quiet and
cOntontment of these animals. This treat
ment is not only proper and important, as
an act of"a merciful man." but profitable.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

They have finally succeeded in putting
the remains Of GuibOrd, the Montreal Cath.
Ole, into terra arma. Il was accomplished
on Tuesday without disturbance. A body
Of one thousand troops and one hundrsd POI
licemen guarded the procession. About
thousand rOughs hung around the cemetery
but gave no signs Of demonstration except
their sullen looks. The immense stone sar.
cOpbagus was not used, but instead the grave
was lined with prepared lime and irOa 81.
ings and scrapings, which, after cooling for
twenty-four hours, will form an impenetra-
bic covering. The grave was guarded until
the hardening was effected. .grr.f
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

The American Whip Company at West.
field, Mass, is running on three-quarter's
time, We recommend that they run on fall
time until the faculty Of some Of our colleges
are fully supplied. The boys need the
whips very much.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

We understand that the buildings at
West Brattleboro, known as GlenwoOd Sem.
mary have again come into the possession of
Prof Hiram circuit, and that measures are
being taken to establish there q classical
school for boys and young man, of high
order
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

A printing press has been built which pro-
duces $4,000 perfected newspapers in an
hour. It runs SO fast that while the press
is running blast of cold air is continually
forced through the linking rollers to keep
them cool.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

Tho free schools Of the United States have
an average attendance of four and q half
millions. The total expenditures for the
support of these schools, in 1874, was s74,.
100000. In these schools Americas future
is being nodded.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19
p FROM our Special ReSsrfsr.
tv-errenSses MARKET.

Market unchanged butter 2s032c v II the latter
for October Or bss Eill Pss iOr October but
extra lots a ahnfe hlghet Onions retail AZ 40lDe0o
bushel, as " sl1e. Beana q Se4t62 v bushst Az
pies s2D3 n bbl. Hay fll v ton straw So
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

Which is the most profitable to keep
the hog sparingly and lean the most of the
year, and then take few weeks To fat him
by high feeding or to feed him we'll aud fat
him all the time 2 Will those who know
please answer.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

Queen Victoria is an extensive farmer
The Norfolk, the Flemish and the Prince
Consort's show farms are within the pre-.
cincts of Windsor Forest The last men,
toned is the Queens favorite, and consists
of LOO acres. All three of the farms are
in high state Of cultivation.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

Capt Mapes went to tOwn-meeting on the
cars, election day, in Massachusetts,, and be-
coming little too much interested in the
"license law" on his way home, on being
called upon by the conductor for his ticket,
found that he had voted his raih Dad ticket
stead of ticket for CASTOR. ..
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

Mr. Golfers lecture at Dartmouth College,
on Friday evening, was upon Salt "But
il the salt has lost his SAVIOUR wherewIth shall
it be salted." We trust IL win have q pre-.
serving influence upon the college.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

The New York Herald never charges any.
thing for good advice, and frequently be-
slows it upon people who have not asked the
favor. Now the Herald urges that the
American cardinal, McClOskey, shall be
made the next pope. 1t would be handy to
have a pope Of our own, but would it not be
civil to wait until Pic Mono dies?
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

We have no doubt that nitro-glycerine is
good for blasting rocks, but it is not so
appropriate to carry in fellows pocket, as
a man named Knight of Matte, Mass, is
qualified to testify. He put nitrO-glyce-
rine cartridge into his pocket and while get
ting into carriage recently,it exploded, In
juring him seriously and killing Patrick
RYAN who was with him.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

No doubt that novel readipg-the yellow.
covered, vile trash which abounds in COM
munity-is fruitful source of capital crime.
Jesse POmerOy, the boy-6end, who is under
sentence of death, lat the discretion of Gov
Gaston), was an inveterate reader Of this
class of literature. 1t should be suppressed
nv law
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

We learn from tho Philadelphia Press
that ample accommodations have been pro-
vided for live stock at the coming centen-
NAL. More than twenty-five acres which
have been used BY the Pennsylvania rail-
road company as drovc.yards, have been
leased for this purpose. Said grounds are
within few hundred feet Of the principle
entrance Of the exhibition grounds, and ac-
cessible by cars.
Parties who are specially interested in
this part Of the great exhibition, please take
notice that especial series of livestock exhi-
billions have been provided for as follows (;
Horses from September to September Is ;
neat cattle, from September 20 to October ;
sheep, swine, dogs, from October 10 to Octo-
Der 25; poultry, from October % to No
vember TO-" And they should lose no time
in communicating with Mr. Burnett Landreth,
chief Of the bureau of agriculture.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

Ii now appears that large number of the
students at Dartmouth were in full sympathy
with the famous nine, the rioters at Mr.
Parker's auction, who are now under bonds
to appear at court next March. Not only
did hundreds "cut" the college exercises
which they were required to attend, to accom-
pauy them to the depot, when taken to Ply
mouth by the officers, but on their return
they drew them 10 wagon back to the col
lege and paraded them on the streets in
honor of their infamous conduct In the
evening they burnt Mr. Parker in efhgy, for
presenting to notice their destruction Of
property 10 his store and abuse of himself
We see no mitigating circumstances to shield
either the "conviets" or their aympathizsrs.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19
From our Syseisi Reporter
Richapl Opsd Market.

The market here To-day much like the last
week, dull. The ground IL covered with snow and
the cows asking higher feed 10 supply the usua
amount Of milk. Butter from % "a 3Oc most Of the
butter sold 25 "a Hc few tubs at and few at 200.
Cheese from 10 10 3c Potatoes $50 for 63ib Poultry
10 10 l3c, .T
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19
.Bssg sUBSCRIBE FOR
TEE FARMER,
For tns following reNsOnS'

Fer lne following rensOnSi
Because II is an Agricultural paper.
Because It is Homo Agricultural paper.
Because It Is edited by practical Vermont farmer.
Because the best farmers in tho state write for IT,
Because II has ane Literary department,
Because II has lively and instructive Grange de-
partnent,
Because 1t gives the latest market prices.
Because It gives resume OF the state and current
news.
because is sOld for tho loves. figures 1t can be sold
for. ..lH
because its.OPs when your subscription has expired
because the farmers arc all taking II aud regarding
II as THEIR paper. l..
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

a while ago the Montreal Witness offered
nine cash prizes, varying from So to $50 to
the persons who should send in the largest
amount of cash for subscriptions. The award
has been made aud the prize is larger in each
onse than the amount Of money sent in by
the winner of the prize. The amount of the
prizes is Slo5 those who won them have
sent in only $7747.
Our experience has not been quite 50 dis
cOuragiug as that; still it has been such as
to show that while peOlpe will work earnestly
to promote the welfare of good paper, they
seldom, if ever do it for the pay. aarl
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19
From Our Special Reporter.
81. .aIDnus Market.

TUESDAY, Nov l6.
This butter market Was dull and lower. We Quote
common 10 fair IS 10 zoe medium 20 n 21c lots made
20 2Fct ohoco fall p % 3Oci selections 51c Cheese
10 ~ i2c Poultry II a l4e. Amount ofbutter shipped
about loo naokages.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

The board meeting at Canaan, is 70 be
December I and 8, instead Of 5 and 9, as
printed on the first page Of this paper.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

baby many moro whom we have not hoard fron,
ADDISON COUNTY.
Middlebury,-wm Turner.
New Hayen,-E. IIanchet.
BENNINGTON.
Bondville,-A. L. Wetherell.
CALEDONIA.
Danville, VIM @ Bartlett.
East Burke, jenkins.
East Hardwck, Abel Amsden.
Lyndon,-Oharles Ingalls,
North Danyille,-F. Vance.
Passumpsc, Jonathan Lawrence.
Peacham,-George d. Mears.
1t Johnsbury Centrc,-P. L. Pierce.
shonield,- P. King
SJuth Wheelock, Thomas Chandler.
sulton,--B. NJ. n. Wiley.
West Burke,-Ira Emery.
West WAterford-A. b. Carpenter.
CHITTENDEN.
Essex, Beecher.
lIinesburgh, III. A. Post.
ESSEN. ...t
East Concord, wv. v. Hardy.
West Concord, III. q. Woodward.
FRANKLIN. tl
Bakersaeld,-O. @. Start.
Berkshirs,-H. r. Aver
East Berkshire,-Sllas Hopkins.
East Franklin,-Wm Mart.
East sheldon,-J. II. Stufiebean.
FaiTfax,-Curtis Wheeler.
North Enosburgh,-H. s. Leach. .r
LAmOILLE.
Hydepark,-D r. sberwln.
Johnson H II. Collins.
Morristown, WIN S. Thorpe.
Morrisville,-J. P. Davis.
Stowe,-H J. Harris.
Waterville,-0. P. Coddng
ORANGE.
Bradford, ID. r. Palmer.
Bradford Prescott Davis.
Chelsea. +. Hemenway.
South Tunbridge,-Ira Mudgett.
ORLEANS.
Barton Landing,-A. C. Parker.
Brownington, Rufus Averill.
Coventry,-salmon Nye.
Derby Line,-J. 7. Flint
East Charleston, Bean.
Glover,-H. 3. Chaplin.
Greensboro, L. Porter.
Greensboro Bend,-P. s. Paine.
Irasburgh, III. C. Waller.
Jays. b. WRkeman.
Morgan-Samuel Lord.
Newport,-Coroden Cummings.
Newport Centre,-Asa Q. Sleeper.
North Dorby,-Wm Lamphire.
RUTLAND. |
PittsReld,-N. Ii. McCollom. -
WARRINGTON. ..
Barre,-John W. Averill.
Cabot,-A. NJ. Foster.
Cabot II. Collins. .'lrr
Calais,-Allen Morse
Middlesex,-L. r. Wells.
Montpelier, Leroy A. Flint.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Boyce.
Moretown,.-G IL. Crandall.
North Montpelier,-J Z. Hollister.
Mortified, ID. T. Averll.
Plain6sld,-E. F. Perkins.
Plainfeld.-J. II. Eaton. ...
Waitsfeld,-D. E. Boyden.
WaitsAeld, CHARLES E. Jones.
WatsHeld, Henry Kew. ....
waterbury,--o. W. stearns.
wINDHAM.
Brattleboro,-G. D. Sargent.
Grafton,-J. II. Putnam. F
Londonderry ID. ID. Wait.
West Dummerston,-S. W. Estey.
..... WINDSOR. ...
Chester,-C. A. Greeley.
Chester-John E. Morse
East Bethel,-John Hanks.
Hartford, Carlos Tenney.
Ludlow,-Wm l.. Atwood.
Rochester,-S. G. Clark.
SpringHeld,-C. W. Mudgett. . I...
Springfield. Elwell Cox.
Woodstock IS. F. Steriin. H ''.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Alexandria,-L. F. Blake.
Alstead, III. F. Virgins. .. .
BRrripgton-Charles A. Foss.
Dover,-Samuel G. Ham.
Dublin,-H. A. Adams.
East Andover.-Calvn Campbell
Enfeld,-John Stevens
Esfeld,-N. S. Holt.
Goffstown-H. S. Annis.
Grafton Centre,-J. B. Page.
Hanover Center,-Wm L. Barnes.
Haverhill,-T. Il. Bacon.
Rochester,-Wm II. Sanborn.
CANADA.
East BOlton, stephen Peabody.
Magog-GeOrge A. Colburn.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

Subscribers who receive their papers ~ single wrap
pers and the masters and secretaries Of oranges gen
orally invited to form club in hsiT several local.
ties. To- affuH
Tn. following named parsons are lorulnT clubs. aad
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19
..t From our SPECIAL Reporter.
.N-eIp Hauem Market.

Shipped from this station this week; 5gOOb Of but
Yer liib Of poultry 10 dor Of eggs Dbl Of beans
we quote butter % 32c poultry 10 % Ice eggs $50
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

Butter from "EchO Farm" sells readily in
New York for sl0O per pound.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

The FARMER has been among the first Of the
country papers to recognize the demand of the times
that dollars worth must be given for hundred
cents and that the who pays must not be required
to make good the loss on his delinquent nelghbor.
copy delivered to single subscriber at any poiat
in the United States Canada for 81 year, postage
free, and in clubs Of four at sl75 each. In
comparison TO the cost Of other agricultural papers Of
similar character which still adhere to the credit
system, and some which do not, the FARMER Is from
25 to 75 Cents the Cheapest.
In these times. this difference is an item, bit very
many of patrons claim tAnd believe them) that
the difference of quality in favor Of the VERMONT
FARMER for the farmers ofths latitude, is q much
larger itom. HH..i# IH.. M
Any person sending in the names Of twenty yearly
subscribers at club rates is entitled to extra copy
to be sent his any other address, and to 81
cash, to be paid back.
The papers in club need not all 20 to the post
Office but they may be sent 10 any points IN the United
States or Canada. ...
The papers in club need not all commence at the
same timC.
As many as four names should be sent in the arst
batch, in order that may know that the agent iS
acting in good faith in starting club. Aftsr that one
or more names may be sent at time, at the club
price by the person. but the cash should always
accompany the names. When twenty names have
been sent order TIE extra copy and reserve the dollar
and II convenient repeat all the names of the club
with the sums OfmOney sent each time and the dates
they sont.
The extra copy is designed to pay the eus agent for
his time and trouble in getting up the club, and the
dollar is to cover Of postage and onsyOrder fees.
Club subscribers may be new Onss old Onss,-All
We require Ia so many names for 50 much money.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19
Farmers, Attention
$3,OOO,OOO

H,AN be saved every year by the farmers Of this
~ country IL thoy will properly color their butter
and cheese by using
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-19

%S.s sG sSS KIND hf In s sSs
, 1875-06-03
Gbriitopb bon s6uib's Sngenbs
WibfiDthef.

@ebunben In Eappbedel q Is Gents. Witt
WuslinsNiiden 8 90 Gents. @ana
MnSlin 25 Gents.
petnrt6 BON GtdenfeIs, ME CT jur Grfenntnib
Der Wefbnadbtsabcnb. CINE Grsdblune gum meib.
nahtsseident fir 9inber.
Der g%oienffptf. Cine inter.Fante Grsdbluns.
Der Randrienposei.-oas Sobanniseaferdben.
3tpu Gr3abIunsen.
Tie Cterefer.
Die Sppfenb itben. Cine Essebenbeit aus BEN
9sben zines armen Dorf. s&ulebrers.
Gufad,ins. Cine Gei6i4ts Der driitliden gor5eit.
DaS y umemf0ebdbea 70. Cine Grsdblung benz Bill
benoen Utter e%eipibmet.
sofa ppm 9aansmbnre. Cine 0sI%i&ts bss Utter
@enofepa. Sine Der i&6nFsn nnb rabrenbtsn es
fbihten bes 4ltertbums.
Die Radbtisa1. Gins intereTIante Geihibte.
Robert. esr " atfenfnabe, pbsr: Das anosnfen
an Die Wfuthr.
euerpis, Der w%vsmanheres.
e teben @rsdb unsen.
Sanneton unn Nmaiie.
Die Mfaiblumen.
emma Don ~Sinfemaeim. sOsr: Got maat auss
sBiibe M Zen. Gin ssfaiattiass osmdrss.
Gas Der prene 4inb.
DaS EGubd,en Das RaubfdtpA.
Der cute Srtss1n nne Der bSis ptstri@.
Die @rdfn Snlias Oosr: ainpIi&s 2isbe. 1rsus
uno Gobn.
@Ottirtes, Der iunss ginfesIes.
Der Vbrittbaum.
Die fleine 2autenfpfelerin.
Oas 4dmmdDen.
s%ernanbo. asbsnsssi&i&ts zines iunsen Grafsn aus
9upiermiim,sn uns @olsaiae. 9as gossl.
Wargaretba 8iImdben. Ole a9albfapelle. GaS
bette GrbtbeiL
pie seuersbrana. xsaferautb am sebeim.
Der S~iamaatrins. Oas Marisnbils.
, 1875-06-03
Asenten UerlGnst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adriftl.

gin ~pureises Ssttsnfud ,u ssu beruhmtta Qltrfss
.,Ihree Years in a Man-Trap'' uno Ten Night
IN a BtrsRoom." Srn Z. G. artbur. Aas itsI
aas srpB.e SuG 0isiss %ssfs,srtsa sartfthsuA . - alsn
ssMe talErirs, elegant esbunesu, nitro ~ aauitupsa ssJ
otIIuneea pee SHaess auT has @unItiafte b~surtbttIL
Stne @.i@tbte pom 9srbrs6en unb Ssisteiaanassi =
anlstsF wntte, pfipt tu benz ~rubieltsn ber,en ,prratu
munsn' Ns ptro riebr fur Die Sa@e Der WestaItt WI
or WtsISlttat esntrtsH ale @elsss. Nssaisa, ps4,
.Man-Trap" psriauftsn, mahsa nttnSeRens moo nj
MAJ 10 PEI Srentpiare bteiss Bu&es psriautsn.
SeoeHSoefbrstbuns bee 0erfa6ers, init (,tnsm
yerlfatt tn StapInit Nirb rtntm lsasn SuLieribsnten
aeerIti0t. Ssi6tsbtnbe eireulart unb foI1t mi, psn
SsssSssunsen wsrpsu frsl auf anfrast ~serf.ussi ssn
q: IN Stoccart u. &c.. YatItlptrs. 733 Sanism
S"uss' Yp"a' va. 17iunt4gD;
, 1875-06-03
Giniee quite Grinoe :

1.-Gine usus G%rRnbune. sranbli~ seprats
unb seibert burb patsnt.
2.-W1aht einen oottf ON N 2od'Su@,
sleib auf bsioen Soften. on alien Irtsn bon StoffsM.
3.-aauft leidt, ianft. serGuIblos uno rai9-bsxr
s Combination bon Giseni9aften.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sabre lan9 cbns Rspa'
raturen.
5.-Yerrt4tet allie Grteu BON Trbsti
uno Sanep Mdbereien III elmer pcrsisli9engeetit
6.-Sf fir ben grbsitsr iebr Ieiht au b a II b.
baben. Die 2duss Der slide fam rssulirt iperben.
lpGbrenb Die Maibine i'm Gan9e lit, uno oiele fam
nit clnem Sapsn osrieben iperoer, obne buB oerielbs
,urb 9b6er ju 9eben bat.
3 -pluu einfab, itnnrtib, elegant, tnosn
Ger Std OBJ II ben Gebrau6 BON Cog Nbeel Gears
totorp Cams uno 2eosr Irins formirt piro. Dat ben
Nutomati p s eeo, pel@sr etns slet@'
maBi9e 2an9e bts Sti@es bel irss"o
elmer GeI6miubisteit 4 9ert. Dat unlerrn
neusn Sbreab GontroIIer, ipelhe cine sls,b'
ndBiss 8epe9uns Der 9lesole'Sar srlaubt uao s'nss
Series oes Saoens o%orbsu9t.
&C. ontructton d II Berff~r9faIti uno cs
enpst. Sit i~abriiirt BON ben sei4tdteten UT
trfabrenIen Irbetteru in Der b~erlbmy1H
u -ninston Mrmcrp, Snon, y. o. @biloeelppss
lice: $40 Gbcftuut 2trafe. SAs-cics.
, 1875-06-03
SDatt'S 2ebenS'8 aliant.
Gin mebiainiides MunDcr.

&bnmattsmus, N~euralsia, Gtht in iprem i6li ntxen
stadium, Serpfeln. Rbnt8s. 8rantbett. &rptpelas, slit
9ei6wi,re unb bic f6iimmasn Jale non Slutfranfott'
ten, arcBe SGpdGe, 9ster. nnp 9tersnletotn, Htn9-
pnrnn &c. &c. pirb aufS Seftirtmtefe euro etsien 8ont8
aner NeinisunesmittsI ssteilt. Derielbs III ;relaHp.
ywanai8 Sabre btneur9 pom publitun erprebt, sat
punberttanfenbe Won 8dlen 8ebetlt uno eurtrt ntts,
penn nab @erl6rift s%snpmmen. Sf Elm f6erss 4stl'
nittel ppn 8tfein in aaen ~teilbaren 7daen, curirr pic
%faulftsn altsa @ei&ptrs, ieIbf mo Ger 8np&sn ldDH 81.
Sefrehen IN.
pap. 1rae6pen i'm yart-Gbedter gu Srccflsn, ". D..
prm drpnif&en Utbeumatismus, Madden berielbe psne
@rfcie pom ben porinalt6ftsn Isr8tsn @uropa's anb
amerita's bsbanbelt ipprben mar.
6patt's &ebens.S al,am eurirts Ssrrn .. o.
6pas. Dpdmafsr No. III Maotipn Ctr, pom etnsm
seiabrlitsn @eitpur, na6bem er ie6s Dipnav TN
SrVaepas Spfpital mar unb bort ais ~uabehbar srtlart
purpe.
Spatt's 3ebens.8 aiiam tsilts Ssrrn 5aeOb motb,
Offce No. PAP @sesnpib Str, non etnen, i%erofusclsi
Ssl6pure. nobel bic 5aulniB ltpn bis auf ben Snv0en
leprpneen NOR. Serr U. bat pdbrenb 10 Sabren uaG
l~el&stener Seiluns feline WtsesrbrIuns Der Rranistii
trfabrsn.
Spatt's eebcns.S aliam surirts Ssrrn gDiutam
springer, 80. 1883 8rppme Str, p%plfdnot8 BON sat.
,antettm Rbeumatismus 10 ernhlther Mrt, bab berlelbs
en- 8tht bs &ranten loon cerrtrrt bate. Der De.
tannte fcnnis n,tt feline 9anb gum appfs erteben ant
gar %tsattenb prsief Wfrnats ems Sstt %esfedslt.
gu hatsn in Ger 6nupt, Office, 246 @rane Str, nat
'et apothetern I'M NlCemelnsn, au 81 per 6laf be SD
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@eberoe.
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bin Dein, obne ben &opf 5uritdsumens
ben, obne &lase, obne @ewiiiensbine :"
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