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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

OFFICE, FECkS BLOCh, OOLLEob Oh MEL.
The attention to the Insuring Public Is respect:
fully called 10 the following list OF RESPONSIBLE
COMPANIES represented at this Agency
ROy0I Insurance Company,
OF ENGLAND,
Assets, Gold. &C.. SIG, 27s 900
Commercial Union Assurance
Co.,
or ENGLAND,
Assets, Gold, ..........S Sc. 500, 900
ROgat Canadian ms. Co.,
OF MONTREAL
Capital. ........... 81, 10000
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Assets. SO, 100000
Pennsylvania Fire ms. Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets. ..........S $3.50, 900
american Fire ms. Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets. i,VOV,OVV
National Fire Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD, CT.
Assets ............ ........ Sooo,OOO
Connecticut Fire Ins. Co.,
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Assets. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ss1a-VVo
An0@On Insurance Co.,
OF CINCINNATI, oAIo,
Atlas Fire Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets ...-.....-.. S1OV,OOV
Trdders Fire las. Co.,
OF CHICAGO, ILL.
Assets. ................ - soo,VVV
Merchants Fire Ins. Co.,
OF NEWARK, y. J.,
assets. Observation-Disclosures. $500, oOo
Ucstchester Fire IaS. Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
assets .....--..... ......... S1oo'OOo
PeOpies Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEWARK
Assets Observation-Disclosures $500, 900
FIRST National Fire ms. Co.,
OF WORCESTER, MASS,
assets .-....--....----.--: S1&O'VVV
Trdreiers Lie and Accident
Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD. CT,
Assets .S3.O0O.OOO
massachusetts Mutual Life
ms. Co.,
Assets. ......... .-...... 81, OOO,OOO
Hudson Insurance Co.,
OF JERSEY CITY, y. J..
y
4NiiiciUe Mutual Marine and
Fire ms. Co.,
OF MILLElLLF. n. J.,
Assets 800, 1881
And Other reliable Companies. Parties desiring
Insurance n the MUTUAL COMPANIES OF THIS
STATE, can have their applications made cut at
this Office and policies speedily obtained
The Travellers Insurance Company still issue
their ACCIDENT POLICIES ior the month or
year. and so PERSON SHOULD NJ WITHOUT oNE.
The seSACHUsEITS LIFE INeU RANCE
COMPArY issue A NON FORGETTING POLICY,
peculiar o. the Companies o. that State on account
OF their Insurance Law OFFERING To TIE IN
sUkER AS GOOD A CONTRACT AS CAN BIZ
OBTAINED ANYWHERE. AND PAYING DlHI-
DENDS AFTER THE FIRST YEAR.
ALL LOSES ADJUSTED AND PAID AT THIS
OFFICE.
~ DUE NOTICE OF THE EXPIRATION OF
INSURANCE. ALWAYS GIVEN.
Orders by mali vii receive careful and faithful
attention. T. ). PECh,
Dec. lc-dkEt. Geni. lns. Agent.
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Misttllanfous.

| NO Person can take these II iffrrs l-r.,-.
fs 70 directions. and remain long unw-I Dr.
Nlded their bones are not destroyed by mine.
poison OF osher means and vital organs waste,
beyond the point OF repair
Dyspepsia or indigestion, Headache 70. Ia
IN the SHOULDERS. Coughs. nghtness Of the ,l.--
Dizziness. Sour Eructati0ns or the storDarb 3 , .
Taste In the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. P1ipIf,-i,
the Heart, Inflammation OF the Lungs Pain be- +.
REGION o. ihe AHineys, and hundred otherp-
bottle VIII prove a better guarantee Of IT, mo.
than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints. IN vour- o- ..t
is1IIIeI Q. silsie al Tue dawn % womanh0l.i D
ile turn OF me- These Tonic Btfers display So 81.
cided an influence that Improvement h som ~
ceptible. - IVA I'D
For Innnrimntory mud Chronic Ebeu.
matism AMI Govt Bilious FeInIffer- nj -
mittent Fevers. Diseases OF HE Eioo.i H. H.,
neys and Bladder these Bitter. have H., 80.
Sucu Diseases are eau 'el Ns NItlted nfo0I
They are n gentle Pur.ativ. n. Ill -
Tonic, possessing the merit OF 1--ir,r =. >,
powerful agent IA relieving C0nge..I.r l'- - -
nation Of the Liver anu Nlscer4l Organs .l.- in
For Skin Diseases, Erupti1ns. rst-a- Sal.
RheG-n Botches, spots, Puppies Pus,u..s. nj.
Carbuacles Ring worms. ScdidIiaad. So. F.-.
ETysVelas. Itch. Scurfs DESIGNATIONS q. tH ~...
Humors and Diseases " tie skin pl w.af-s.rf.....
or nature. are literally dug up AMI carried o.. r
system in a short time hy the use % those i....-
Grateful Thousands proclaim f,t.ii.. 3d.
TEES the most wonderful Inv igOrInt thai ...--..
tllned the sinking system.
e. II. MCDONALD co.
Druggists and Cen Agfs.. san Franci-cl d.
ftr- 81 Washington AM Charlton >ts.. y.
SOLD BY ALL bIsJ GGlSIS Il nE4LEs.
July 2-tdkwly
LNREE SAMPLE to Agents LADIES' Covgry, -..,
Il NEEDLE-BOOK, with ChromOs Send Siam.
r. r GLucK, Ne" Bedford, Mass.-Juue tt6a y
A GENTS WANTED for the fastest ssii-r- A....
IA ever PUBLISHED. send -lr crcui4r- tst
our extra terms To Agents. NAri0vAL Prsl.-Hlv
Co. Philadelphia, Pa June 2. td6wfw
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The cases Of DR.. b. j. Ieineberg v Law
renee Barnes, and B. j. Heineberg and o
c. Stacy V. Z. Foster Cooke-two action,
Tor breach Of covenant in the deeds convey
ing the American Hotel property, com
meneed in the County Court and referred to
His Excellency. Governor Asahel Peck, a.
referee-were heard at the American Hotel.
Thursday. Hon. l.. Underwood appeared
for the plaintiffs, and Wales and Taft for
the defendants. The cases involve a number
Of thousand dollars. The day was occupied
IN taking testimony, and the cases will not
be concluded for some months.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

The city assessors have appraised the
road-bed and track of the Rutland, Central
and Vermont and Canada Railroads. run
ming through this city. at $3.50 per mile,
amounting in all to $3.50. The total
length of the roads in this city Is about 1 /
miles. The appraisal Of the land and build
ings has not yet been completed. When
all the property j. in it will make an imPor-
tant increase Of the list Of the city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

Mr.. II. K. STEVENS.
Boar Slr-Ne have good reason lor regard. A.
yuur ktUEllNk a uleulcine % the - eatcst value
Ne tcel assured that has been the means q say
IN our sons Ilie. lie Is Row a. years ~ age ioI
the last Two ears he has sufferer from necrosis o
the le., caused ~ scfuIuIous Affection and nas So
lar reauced that nearly az VINO saw him thou -At
his recovery Impossible. council % able b. - Sc
iaus could give Us uut The iaiutrst hope o. LIS ever
rall, In lwO o. LIE number dec.arIn- that lac wa-
beyond reach OF human remedies, tiat ct eli
auputatou could not save hin, lac iid hot - uI
enough 10 endure tie operation. just tntn Nc
commenced -.s.n- hun EuEllNE, ana from that
time o. The present he has been continuously lm-
pr0,lu-. lac has lately Resumed studies, throw d
away rls cIuicAes ana cane, aud WAlks about
cAeeluly anu strong.
Though there is sui some discharge ffum the
opcu4n- where The li.ub r4s lauced, We have the
fullest cvi-dsnc5 that ia a little time lie Wal ut
lcIlc-tly cured.
lie Las taken about three dozen bottles oi Euh
TINT. bus lately bat little, Is lac lcclart- tlat
lac Is too Ne44 o. DE tas iu- medicine
Respectfully yours,
r.. D. BtSt
NAY -1-.Awlm Miss. l.. q. !. EsSr.
NEGEIINE is sold By all Druggist
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Nsr Embellishments.
THREE
POINTS FOR CONFEDERATION.

During the past five years the VEGErISE has been
steadily working itself into public iavor anu tnose
who were at first most increculous IN resaru 10 .s
merits are now its most ardent friends and support
ers. =, .;.
There arc three essential causes for those ha.lns
such horror OF patent medicines, chanslns 'I9 1a
opinion and lending their influence TOW arus tno
advancement OF VEGErISE. LIST IL Is an hohesN9
prepared medicine from barks, roots ana hefns; "a
Ii honestly accomplishvs all that is claiLed ioi
IT, without leaving any bad effects in the sy stem 81
Itpresents honest vouchers in testimonials rem non
est, weIl-knOwu citizens, whose signatures AZ I'M
cient guarantee OF their eaInestness IA tue 4Atte
Taking INTO consideration the vast quahtty oi ineu
cine brought conspicuously before We pun
n.r columns with no proof OF merit or genuine
vouchers Of what has done, we should be Paiuoaeu
for mani.estinS small degree oil prlue ~ P'o-
senting the following testimonial from rev. ). .;
Dickerson, d. T., the popular ana eNer-seniai
pastor q, the south baptist Church, Boston
THE TIRED BODY SUES FOX
SLEEP.
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Diamond Rheumatic Cure

For several years past have been subjected :
regular attacks " lrlIImat. ~ hAeuul -l.. and
eaci succeeding attack much more severe than e
predecessor. Tie la-t visitation from tbs terrible
scuur-e lasted three months. iLc best iucl cad
talent LOO Caulhrl-c was cal &C. u hut 10 rcl e. was
cxper e1ceI. ! was so llw GA several occasions
tllt MS recovery was dc-palreI o.. When 10 last
rallied su4lc.cltiy O. dlscera what WIS trausp
about NE learned that my VIE Was also aii eiel
with tle same fearful disease. friend learning
our lclu.oss condition, brought her * bottles % the
DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE. By taxing Cd.
two doses OF this invaluable remedy she was en-
treiy relieved. ! then commenced g. take ., and
RAPIDLY improved until 10 about a week was com
plctely restored. since then / have had another
attack and one dose dispeled i. | no longer lear
kheumAtIsL or its haue u effects About Two wtcks
az commended 10 o. 4 friend who was likew Sc
suffering. and the result was certain cure hy the
use o. one bottle. Auu can mention my name either
pub. ely or privately IN the Interest 90. suhrr ~
mlnk nd. ! am willing o. he iutcry eved person
ally. by any desiring 70 know the above facts
FROM me AID feel fully cony need that the thqus
aud- wao are to-day suffering go toImcuts rlm the
effects az rheumatism and tout, . they but knew
how re8tv relief and cure was At band, would at
once resag. 90 this sure ana simple remedy, and
would bless in hene1lctions % praise the maine o.
the phys can who gave 20 suffering humanity tu.s
truly elective rciacdy-tAe DIAMOND RHEt
MATIC Il RE.
H|-HH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

A GEMS wanted FOR hest selling "SteTe, sc.l
n Views, ChTOmos, Maps Charts, and Fan
Bibles. Take no agency -. you see our ciicl.
Address. II. L. GUERNSEY Puo., Concord, y. II.
Nav lU feNwts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

L. L. STEVENS, ESQ ,. d.
Dear sir-Itis as much from a sense OF duty IS o.
gratitude that write 10 say that our NEGE'lNE-
wen If NJ l. a patent meGcine-has been great
heln Ia me when nothing else seemed TO avail when
1 could safely use. Either excessive mehtai "oIA
or unusual care brings upon ne nervous exhaust
ion that peratey sleep, but As des peIatey
qeHes it, Night after night the poor, tire pJdy
sues tor sleep until the daydawn Is welcomed bacA
and we begin work tired out WITH an almost
frnitless chase after rest. now / have found that
a little VEsETISE taken Just before 1 ret.ie gives
me sweet and immediate sleep, and without any ol
the evil effects O the usual narcoues. thlhA Two
thurs would tend to make braln-workeTs sleep. LIST
"A .lttle less wOrk. IA little lluTe Vaccine,
This proscri ption has helped ne.
nov have particular horror Of patent meal
cine nut have a greater horror Of DelnS AFRAID
10 tell the straightout truth. Inc NaGEIlNE has
helped me ana / OWE il up.
Yours, SC, J. 5. DiCh ERS0S,
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Thc Best Evidence.

The followiLz letter from Rev. Z. 5. Best, Pastor
OF The Nj. T.. Church. Natick Mass, wlll bo read
win interest - many physicians; also tAose su!-
feru- II IN the same disease am cted the son OF
the hey. +. D. best. NJ person can uot tlis test
nouy there = 40 doubt about tle curative power
o. AzuEIlNE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

aYEH's CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For Diseases o. the Throat and Lungs. such as
Coughs, Colds, Whsopus Cough, Bronchitis,
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BLACK CHAMPION,

46 to @C0 Per Day at home. Terms frse. Ad.
YCO dfss, q. SuHsoH : Co., Portland,
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KENNEDr's nEMLock smEEl. DIr
Malvern Farms Stud,
noRRIsIILLE, VI.
| s 7 ).
| s ).
TATTERsALI, $50.

The following stations will make the eel. o.
ISIS, al Malvern Farms
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FARM FOR SALE.

A MAGNIFICENT FARM OF ABOUT I25 ACRES
N that can hardly be excelled in Vermont
This very desirable property is a a fine locality
on Browns River. which is justly celebrated for
its fine 'front.' From the house you have one Of the
finest views OF Mt Mansfield. and also a splendid
western view. The location IS very fine. The com
pletion Of the Lamoille Railroad will bring il
within mile Of depot. The farm Is but mile from
Il successful cheese factory one mile 20 churches,
schools and p0stofhce. Farm is in a good state OF;
cultivation; can be moved with machine; has
orchard, small fruit, running water, &C Large
house with L., store house. hog house ice house
tool house. large barn. s0x76, another barn 3lxiD
two cattle sheds Will Keep twenty-five cows and
team the year round. Price low. easy terms.
W. IL. 5. WHITSUMB.
May s-i5wu Burlington, VI
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RHEUMATISM CURED
GER 4sN

Iapt. StCyCus u tl9 BIst0n Llnccr-, ny
BlsIoy, Marc g,h, ISIS.
Pro-. Arm lNs0 HLLER
Dear Sr-Acoept my lasting gratitude .N- Tho
benefit which myself ard vie have eNper rncci
from the Use u the wonderful mcs'c enc called tie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11


BURLINGTON AND LAkoILLE RAILROAD
Hon. DAVID Fish declined the appointment
as one Of the commissioners for the settle
ment of land damages, and Chief Justice
Pierpoint and Judge Powers appointed Mr.
H. C. Booth in his place. The present COM
missioners are as follows Burlington and
South Burlington, f. j. Hendee, II. c.
Booth, and John f. Smith Essex, d. H.
Macombcr. f. j IIendee, H. c. Booth a;
Jericho, II. {. Booth, f. j. Hendee, b. Il.
Macomber.
PEOPLES Mutual FIRE Insurance Cox
PANY.-At the last session Of our State
Legislature, a charter was granted to The
Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
which has already, in a quiet way, accumu-
lated assets to such an amount a. to safely
secure notes to almost any extent. 1t in
sures dwellings. mercantile and other risks
for three or five years at reasonable and
equitable rates The Office of the company
is at No. :, Bank Block The directors Of
the company are Francis LeClair. Oryille
Sinclear, b. }. lleIneberg, William c. White
man, A. o. hood, H. V Horton. The Off
GERS are Peter LcCiair, President; Bernard
j. Heineberg, Treasurer; John McGregor.
Secretary
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

The Troy Press says Monday, five
Canadian 'barges, a they are called.-a
species OF canal boat-were locked through
into the river from the canal at West Troy.
and proceeded to Brooklyn. They came d.
rect from Montreal, up Lake Champlain
canal without change OF cargo in any par
ticular. This Is the first time boat OF this
kind has ever come through the canal
Heretofore it was necessary to reload At
Whitehall.
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More "SPECIALTIES"
N
Paper HGagings and
UGH Decorations!

Mist people in this vicinity know tia; IN tie
lines ab>ve mentioned cur store IS HEAD
/ QUaRrERi' as We aiSlys have the New
Designs AMI The Greatest VARIETY. Cur trade in
Plain ss.d tinted Paper go and
40 inches wide, Column and
COFnicc Decorations, Ceiling and
Base BOrdcrs, ErcscO Borders.
COrnice Borders, Easay BORDERS,
DadOs. GENRES, NOGId:pgs. &c..
(Which seem So novel" 10 some,l has been larger
than usual and is st Il going on lively. We say
nothing here about the number OF Rolls on hand I'VE
have not counted thcm) nor about prices. We
simply state that WE BUY OUR GOODS TO
SELL, NOT TO KEEP, and are willing our pat
rons should exercise their own good Judgment as
to the policy OF investing with US ---0ar stock OF
WINDOW SHADES AND FIXGUKl1s.
AND SHADING CLOTH, all Widths and
Colors. is very full. We invite close inspection
and comparison Of stock and Prices.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

Nav INSURANCE CoMPANY.-The Union
Mutual is the name of new fire insurance
company Just organized in Montpelier. The
officers are a. follows President. Z. &.
Campbell Nice-President. NJ. d. Gilman
Secretary, George ". Leslie Treasurer
W. F. Braman. Mr.. Campbellis at present
resident Of BTatttleboro Mr.. Gilman is
Montpelier present representative in the
Legislature, and Mr. Leslie has been for
many years chief clerk in the Farmers Ma
tual Office. James A. Shedd, Esq, Of this
city, is the Director for Chittenden County.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

CONDUCTED by Us in every form. on Com
~ sion only. Puts and Calls, on best houses an.
lowest rates. Cost. 500 10 s5u, and often pas
$4,000 PROFIT. Pamphlet. explain NJ f.s
Wall Street Speculatious are conducted sent .r.-
Send for copy. ItHsIsiDt.E & CO..
BANKERS 4 BROKFhS
May 2, tdSwiw VAL street y g.
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New LUMBER CoNcERN.-Mr. L. B. Eddy,
Of Ottawa, has established branch of his
lumber business in this city Hon. D. c.
Linsley Will provide the piling grounds
(Which, we understand. Will be under the
competent supervision of Mr.. james A
Donaldson), and will dress the lumber at
his mill. The first lumber barges for the
new concern will arrive next week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

VERMONT Reform SCH0OL-On Saturday.
May %. Victor Atwood, Esq, of St. Albaps.
oil the board of trustees and Mr.. Fairbanks
superintendent Of the school. were at YER
gennes closing the contracts for the re-
pairs and new buildings on the arsenal
grounds. 1t has been said by parties, who
ieit that the legislature had not done the
right thing with Waterbury, that the trus-
tees would never take hold and do any re-
pairs or make any alterations on the arsenal
grounds at Nergennes. We are happv m
state that they are mistaken. The w5rk *
to be commenced at once. new building
6OxiO, three stories high. is to be built adj
joining the barracks. The barracks will be
raised one story and form an L to this buiid-
ing. This viii be the home of the school.
The clubhouse is then to De moved trom
Its present location to position in the rear
OF the new buildings. and will be used far
the steam works and gas apparatus neees-
sary for running the shop, and heating and
lighting the other buildings. The officers
quarters are to be remOdelled and fixed over
for the girls reiormory.
The whole contracts have been given to |
Mr.. f. II. Daniels. of Vergennes, who built |
the reform buildings destroyed last fall al |
Waterbury. MIR. Daniels is well known
and will, no doubt, give the state as fair a
set of buildings as any builder could fur
nish. The plans have been prepared by the
trustees and superintendent. The build
ings are to be covered with slate and tin
Rutland GlObe.
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The annual fair of the Agricultural So
ciety Of Chittenden County will be held at
the foreground, at Essex Junction, sep
TENDER It'll, sth and 9th, and it Is hoped
that the people of this county will use their
best ondeavor@ to keep the good name Of
this society up TO its present high standard
With the enlarged premium list, and al
most entirely new board of judges, and
the hearty cooperation Of exhibitors, We
predict that next falls meeting will bea de-
cided success.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

Mr.. Orren Shipman requests Us to CON
tradiet the statement, which recently went
the rounds Of the press, that he had offered
Victoria Woodruff his estate and invited
her to establish a community of the right
stamp" lie has done nothing of the sort.
We understand. however, that the Wood
hull recently accepted Mr. Shipman's gen
eral invitation, as embodied in a printed
circular, addressed to " all progressive
minds having the Christ-spirit, to come to
Valcour and found community.
The RAILROADS AND n. T. BoATs.- Saws
the Ogdensburgh Journal at Is rumor-
ed that the difficulties 50 long existing be-
tween the Central Vermont and Ogdens-
burg Lake Champlain Railroad Compa-
mics have finally been adjusted. The Cen
tral Vermont will continue to operate the
Ogdensburg * Lake Champlain Railroad at
a less rental, and the other COMPANY will
run the y. T. line of boats
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

We understand that the Young Men As
ISOLATION are issuing permits to those not
regular members emitting the holders to the
privileges Of the reading room charging
for the same the fee of one dollar and half
per year, or one dollar for six months. This
j. wise and excellent plan and viii proba-
bly, be improved by a large number wishing
to gam access to the forty or fifty newspa
pers and periodicals on file in the reading
room. The permits can he obtained of the
Treasurer, T. f. Griswold.
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The whole matter came up before the Soil
citor-Gencral June lst, on q motion Of the
counsel Of the Woodbury. company to revoke
She order for sevs .faaas. Motion denied.
but they were allowed until June -3l, in
which to file new evidence. claimed to have
been discovered since the hearing May 25;h.
, 1875-02-22
Gbriitop9 npn S6ni6's Sngeros
Hibliptbef.

@ebunben tn Yappoedel a Is Gents. Diit
0fuslineGiiden a 90 Gents. @an3
MlSlin 25 Gents.
SefnrfN non Gid)enfe ., tpie CT aur GrfenntniB
0ottes fam.
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gin Grsdbluns 1um Weib.
nattsseldenf fir &inoer.
Der &pienftof. Sine intereiante Gr3dbluns.
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SpbannisfGferdben.
t3pei GrjGblun9en.
1tc Sffercier.
Die Sppfrnb atben. Cine gegebenbeit aus BEN
geben eines armen Doris buuebrers.
Gnfdd)iuS. Gine Gei6ifte Der briItliden gorjeit
Sas y nmenfOebdben. Sine Grddbluns benz bGi
benoeil Nlter 9eiuloinet.
&ria ppn Zanaenbmrs. Cine Geidi@te BEG aIter
tburns.
Genpfcpa. Cine Der fdbniten unb riibrenbfen Ge
ibibtel, os Nltertbums.
Die Madbtisan. Cine intereIIante Geidi6te.
Eobert,. Der Waiienfnabe, ooer: Sas Nnoenten
an Die Wutsr.
2ne,pfg, Der Wvsmaneerer.
&ieben GrSab unsen.
Sdnnctpn Mne Nmalie.
Die Waiblumcn.
gut.
ssilbe M sen. Gin ssI4iatIiaes SemaIos.
Sas per prene Rinb.
1as SdubdDen Das @ambfbtoR.
Der gut. Srieorn nns Der bSie Sietridb.
Die 0rafin SuIia, ODER: RinoliGe Giebe, 9reut
lIno Sobr.
@pttfrier, Der iunss ginTebier.
Der 0brtftbaum.
Die fleine SdutenipfeIerin.
NaS dittncDen.
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Spanien.
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Die seaersbrnns. ssaHsrautb am sbein.
Der Siamautrins. Das NJ arienbilc.
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rufen, oaB Die Suppe auf Dem Gid Jet.
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antluortet.
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ten lteben, fling 6rau bon Bolscoran an
su abnen, baB etpaS auber9cwObnlideS
uot9eben miilie.
(5%ortietung folst.)