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Airllmoutl 1lspatth.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10. ls7t
PETERSBURG.

MOTHER CASE OF BURNISG--8RANp hon ".
Nv coon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s,.,rcrrxG CASE ARaUED-RAFFLE OF
MINISTER'S HORSE.
,r..r.s,>,naence Of tho Richmond p'spa'ch.I
t'ofF'N' DECEMBER IL, 1876.
.,,,or case Of burning, with probably
-,.nI ;m;mr;es resulting, occurred last night
ia''' c -. street, A Young colored woman,
T Tn,,,a rlsrl nv name, while turning down
~! .,. ,,";c,- ~, Ecrosene-lamp sitting on the
' .mU ni upset the lamp and set her
49, an fire. She was badly burned
sSn,'t rho face. breast, and shoulders, and,
:, - thoucbt, inhaled the fame. It is
tbourht her injuries will terminate fatally,
though she is alive this evening.
The Grand Lodge OF Independent Order
+, Good Samaritans (coloretD OF Virginia
MO-, in annual session in this city to-day.
Thcre arc one or more lodges OF the order
here. and the delegates, OF whom there are
q ,roodly number, are well cared for. There
was q procession Of the order tins alter-
noon, and it IS understood banquet VIII
he given in honor Of the Grand Lodge al
the close Of the session.
Mr.. W. Gordon McCabe has declined the
invitation to deliver the address at the lay
Ing of the cornerstone OF the monument to
the Confederate dead OF Portsmouth and
Norfolk county on Thursday next.
Before Judge Mann, in chambers, ycSter.
day, the case OF the Petersburg Savings ano
Insurance Company Us. ". G.. Lumsder
was argued, James Alfred Jones, Esq, Of
Richmond. representing the bank, and
Mcssrs. Friend and Davis the defendant
The case raises the question whether the
notes given by stockholders in part pay.
,pcnt on stock, and commonly known as
.tock-po,cs. are secured by the stock in
preference to any other debt Of the stock.
holder. or whether the bank, in case OF de-
FAULT, can sell the stock and apply the pro-
ceeds 10 the payment OF any debt the stock
holder nav owe the bank, and hold the en-
dorScr on the Stock-note still bound. The
decision of the question, which will be
given at the next term Of the court, Will be
looked Tor with interest by large NUMBER
OF our citizens interested in this bank.
Last night a fine horse, buggy, and har-
ness belonging 10 Rev. Father Ihoinas y.
Wilson, pastor Of st. Joseph's Catbollc
church. were ratified off for the beneht OF
the new Catholic cemetery. Two hundred
and seven chances at FIVE dollars each were
taken. The prize was won by JOINT
ticket held by MeSSrS. Alexander Wilson
and James s. Gillian. The horse and buggy
were formally delivered to the new owners
to-day. But for Il positive decinatlon 10
receive them on the part OF Father Wilson
they would have been given back to him.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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THE NEWS BY z ELEGRApH.
HOW THE COMPLICATIONS IN THE
SOUTH ARE Being Adjusted.

A NOTED pORTRAIT-PArETER KILLED
HENRY NJ TELLER ELECTED UNITED
STATES SENATOR FROM c0LoRADo-IN
TEREsTING NOTES FROM wAsHlEGToNA
? DEMOCRATIC MAYORS ELECTED IN Bos.
TON AND WORCESTER, MAss-THE DEMO
Gratis REJOICING IN ATLAETA-FoREIGN
AFFAIRS, &C., &C.
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TwESTY-oHE VESSELS DAMAGED-Loss OF
LIFE.-The strong westerly and northwest
erly winds that have prevailed since the
storm on Friday last have prevented many
vessels that otherwise would have been in
port from arriving; consequently full de-
tails OF the effects of the gale have not been
received. Enough, however, is known to
show that the loss of property has been
very large; and from all reports it would
seem that no less than twenty-one vessels
are ashore, having sustained greater or
less degree OF damage.-Baltimore Ameri-
can 18th .....s...-. ......s
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LATEST FOREIGN NEVIS.
France.

THE POLITICAL 0N-PREsIDENT MAGMA
HON ABANDoNs THE IDEA OF TRYING TO
SATISFY THE DEMANDS OF THE CLEFT"
PAgIs, December 12.-The political situa-
ton is one OF much interest. It'll believed
that President MacMahon has abandoned
the idea o. trying to satisfy the demands
of the Left and the formation. Of o. Cabinet
from the Right, as was regarded probable.
TEE CRISIS ENDED III THE CABINET.
PARIS. December II. The crisis is ended.
N. Simon has been appointed President Of
the Council and Minister Of the Interior,
and Martel Minister Of Justice. Dufaure
and Marcere retire. The other members
remain rs at present. 80
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GOVERNOR HAYES Cincinnati, Ohio, De-
cember Ex-Governor Hayes, responding
to serenaders, after expressing thanks, said I:
"You could not expect me to say much
more. You could not expect me to speak
Of political matters on this occasion, and
certainly not Of the position which affairs
have assumed at the presenttime."
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\ type and press manufacturing company
9i London has brought suit against Henry
Ward Beecher and others on account Of the
Christian Union newspaper for $50, 900 loss
and damage on a printing press which they
ordered, and refused to receive when COM
pleted and delivered to them.
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AN INpoRTANT PEACE-NEETING HE

AN IMPORTANT PEACE-MEETING HELD
LONDON, December IA Reuter- tels-
gram from Constantinople says that an in
formal meeting OF the pIenipotentiaries was
held at the Russian embassy yesterday.
The was no interchange OF views, which,
it is understood, is favorable augury for a
peaceful result. * ~
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AFTER THE WILLIAMS WITH SUBPGNAS.--
Especial dispatch to the Baltimore Ga
zette. ]--Nelc Orleans" December 11.-Sub-
Poends were sent out early this morning for
ah the members OF the Returning Board
lor blanchard and Cuttin, the two resistra.
ton manipulators; and for Marshal Pitkin
Cassanaye, who has not yet been found.
There will be determined fight made on
these men in the courts. *a.t &
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A FLoUR-MILL AND BANK BURNED. st
Paul, December ia fire at Farbault
Mimi, on Saturday night, destroyed Bean
Brothers d Tenants tiourng-mill. Loss,
$4,000. -.t.'..,,
The First Mathematician building at Fer
gus Falls, Mimi, was burned last night.
Loss, ST.. 900. ~. y. ,.--.-
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ATLANTA, GA, December 12.-There is
a torch-iight procession here tonight, be-
sides bonfres and illuminations, in honor Of
Tiiden's election. Over 10000 visitors are.
in the city.
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A WITNESS .-Ne,c Orleans,
December ia dispatch from Ficksburg
TO the Picayune says John 2. Brisccc, a
prominent Democrat and chancery clerk of
Claiborne county, was assassinated Saturday
last while out hunting two miles from Port
Gibson. He was the only witness against
the negroes who fred on a sheriT'S posse
October Dist .@" .-.s rt Il Il :. 4.
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]. SOUTH CAROLINA.

| 4 CHEERING. fEE b E;Ao caxTfC PH6s:
PECTs no BE IHAUGG-
RATED ON THURaDAY-rKDEApCR
STATES SENATOR TO BE ELECTED TO-DAY
The CONGRESSIONAL. COMMITTEE. GEEAETz
IMMENSE FRAUDs-r1LDEN TO RECEIVE TEE
VOTE OF THE sTlTE. i-itff
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.J
COLUMBIA, December ~ Midnight. The
Democratic prospects are brighter tonight.
The iIlegality OF the Mackey House renders
tho election Of Corbin as senator void. To-
morrow, under. the law, q majority OF the
members of the. General Assembly willmeet
in Joint session to ballot for senator to sue
coed Robertson. The Democratic Honse
has now II members. and there are ID
Democratic senator's. These together con-
stitute majority of both houses, who will
proceed to elect q senator, who Will then
have proper and legal title to the position.
The whole number of senators and repre-
sentattYes are one hundred and fifty seven.
1t Is safe to predict that on Thursday Hamp-
ton will be inaugurated, and an entire sep
arate government established. The con-
gressional committee have already discov-
cred frauds, in the'snppression Of the votes
of thirty Dem ocratic boxes in the Board OF
Canvassers' statements, and such other err
rors as will give Tilden the vote OF the
Ctofe .tEa - - ~ i.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TEE COTTON

NORFOLK, Va, December 12.-The fol-
lowing is the report Of the condition Of the
cotton crop fot November by Cotton Exs
change: From twenty-:our replies from
sixteen counties In North Carolina and two
replies from Virginia this report Is COM
piled. Twelve report the weather more
favorable for gathering the crop than last
year; ten report the weather about the
same as last year; four, not SO good; four
report the crop all picked; twenty-five re-
port, an average Of four fif.hs picked, and
will finish by Goth December ); eighteen re-
port an average Increase Of eighteen per
cent. on the yield OF last year; i've report
an average increase OF seven and half per
cent, and three report the yield at about
the same as last wear
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ing Boasd, In answer So subpoena duces
Ezscasas clining Rradasa aocESner,se, 20
lie had been instructed not 60 do: 500 These
fefusais caused sxohaid efnblc excitement.
Theroom was crowded With spectators and
/ FLORIDA.
TIE xAEDANUS CASE AGAJSa RoSTP0NED-THE
CONGRESSIONAL ceAarrTEE IN SESSION..
TALLAHASSEE, December 12.-The gaan-
danus case was continued tlli tomorrow.
The congressional COMMITTEES decided to In.
svestigate both the State and national cleo
tions. "A. call was made on the Secretary of
State for returns; which he furnished.
After the adoption OF rules the committee,
adjourned. @ sz.'.s q .is fs
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nRv G0ssRs
RARGAINsl BARGAINS!
LEVI HExTER's,

"a. = q
Just opened at ,s..f.ry
LEVI HExTER's, .sf
627 BROAD STREET,
beautiful quality BLACK aud sTREET-CoLOR-
ED TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES tS0c,;f;f
Handsome BRoCADE DRESS GOOD ut 2bc.;sS
,R1CH-FIGURED REPS at sg and 2oc.;
Elegant BLACK ALpACAs at rs, 80, and $685.;
Excellent BLACK CAsIiMEREsat SO, 76cs and $ls
Real WATERPROOF CLOTHS, fiji Blue, Brown,
Gray, and Black, at greatly reduced dguTrsi -;
Endless variety of LADIES, and MIssES,CL OAKS,
: ;SIIAWLS,FEL SKIRTS, BALMORALS;sf d
LADIES, land MISSES STRIPED HOSE, LOVES
HANDKERCHIEFS,T TIES = ;ts.ta y ~.
LADIES, and CHILDREN,s FURs, &e.--an win be
offered at great bar guinsI 81 81 its5i,'ttt
We also have MES. MooDY's PATENT ABDOMI-
- NAL CORSETS, adapted FOR stSpf iadies H.
INFANTs,. .hfERfNO CLOAKS and CAPS and
- CROCHET WORKS aspeciality. Call carly and
examine our stock before buying elsewhere. .eaq
New PATTERNS FOR STAMPING just received.
de 4 .1fat .t 80 ~ 1850 {tIr"+a I y 8
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TIE VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND BOUNDARY
DECISION Washington, December IL
The arbitrators in the Maryland and Vir-
ginia boundary case have made up their
decision and empowered Judge Black to
reduce their views to writing. Judge
Black commenced the preparation OF the
opinion on Saturday. 1t will be extremely
lengthy, going over the whole ground OF
the dispute between the two States. The
arbitrators decline to communicate in adj
vance the tenor of their decision, as they
say it would not be proper until it is laid
before the Legislatures of Maryland and
Virginia. 1t is strongly surmised, however,
from certain indications, that the decision
is in favor OF the State OF Maryland.-Special
dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
?IRE-TRANPS AND IMpoSTERS-DEATH OF
FORMER CITIZEN.

EIEi-TRAAPS AND IMPOSTERS-DEATH OF A
FORMER CITIZEN.
correspondence Of the Richmond nispatch.j
DECEMBER II, 1876.
Mr>SrS. Darrow & Co., carpenters, SuS-
tanned severe loss on Friday last in the
burning OF large kiln OF lumber which
they were drying. The estimated ioss was
about 5000 in lumber, but the stoppage of
operations caused by the destruction can
not be estimated at less than $500 more.
The town has been infested with tramps
and impostors for some time past. One,
representing himself to be Baptist minis
ter and Mason. attempted to force con-
tribution from Rev. h. E. Upper, but was
deferred by tile determined front which the
pucky little parson showed TO him. An
other one attemptedto get possession Ola gold
watch belonging to gentleman employed
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. He
was arrested, but escaped from Jail Satur-
dav night. Still another, Il man named
Ellsworth, claiming to be Baptist minis
ter. missionary to the Wabash Indians, etc,
who has been several times published in the
Religious Herald as an impostor, was ar
rested here on Saturday night and incarce-
rated. He is charged with obtaining board
for himself and family on false pretences.
When here before he had with him a wo-
man and four helpless children. 1t is prob
able that he is about as acute an impostor as
could he stirred up.
Intelligence has been received here
OF the death OF Captain John c.
Carter OF Blenheim, Pike county,
Mo-, formerly of AlSemarle. Captain
Carter was a lneal descendant OF Charles
Carter, Colonial Secretary under the reign
OF George II. He lived many years in this
county, and was prol ably the largest share
holder In it. He once owned the fine place
Pennington now owned by Mrs.
Harper. and his ancestors owned at one
time Il lSody OF land in this section extend
ing from Charlottesville away up into Mel
son county--an area OF twenty or thirty
miles square. He was seventy-seven year:
old when he died. QUIP.
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AN ARTIST, KILLED.

-tsST. LOUIS, December 12..- Mrs. Julia
Baraciras, known in art circles as q portrait
painter, was killed accidentally to-day 80
Il .l..,ri ID. TROOPS At HAVANA. ..s rs
HAVANA, December r. "A Spanish man
of-war and transportsteamer have arrived
with 1880 troops. NO -
.,,.'sSJts SENATOR ELECTED.
DENVER, COL, December 2.-Henry 81.
Teller has been elected United States .sena-
tor from Colorado for six years, COM
mencing on the 4tll Of next March.
DEMOCRATIC MAYORS ELECTED.
BoSToN, December 12.-Ths Democrats
have elected their candidate for mayor.
WORCESTER, MASS, December liza
Dem ocratic mayor has been elected here.
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CPECIAL ATTRACTION! 49,
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEsi

Out of our large and well-assorted stock We VIII
offer during this week the following special bar
gains: I..sss ~ j z.s- $Is 5
FIGURED and BRoCADE DRESS GOODS, 20c.
worth 25e.; 500 1siH .a+a-.s. sS'1se
BROCADE DRESS GOODS, csc. worth &c.; -
TYCOON REPS, zoe. worth 25c.;
ALL-WOOL CACHEMIREs. 50c.Horth 75c.;
ALL-WooL CACHEMIREs, yard wide, 76c.
worth 81: q ~ s't :. !, !, & (. 40
.I'ss. CALICO, 6k and s>sc.; ~ 80 @4it4i0
BLACK ALPACAs, s5e: worth soc. ;,5e
Z. 5. BLACK ALPACAs,4 ACE. worth 6oc.;i Is.
BLACK ALPACAs,s oc.! worth 7sc, ~ ss "a
BLACK SILKS, sl.25, sl.5o, S1.75,t s2,i e22t
$3.50, and So; ~. i.,f1s5 i s i 81: ,lg5iss
- CoRsETs, soc. worth 75e.; 4tl.t
=. =. i .CAssIMEREs, Soc. worth 75c.;5e5 i
i.f,1f CASsIMEREs, 75c. worth 81; s. ~ rs
M, CAssIMEREs, 81 worth 81 20 /; III, / ,fi,5f
@CAssIMEREs, .25 north 91.76;; = ,s,,.
1cAssMEREs, III so worth a.; .see
BLACK DoEsKIN and BLACK and, coLoR1EsD
CLOTHS very cheap. Ian
D Inorder TO reduce cur stock Of 80
LADIES', GEETLEMEN's, and cHILDREEss's
2s,+.,a! WooLLEN tUNDERWEAR, ita .ii:,'.ss
we will from this dry or them at 25 per cent iess
than they can be bought FOR anywhere in this mar
ket. =. ..+,a -. 81
We have the handsomest and cheapest STOCK OF
CLOAKs In the city" so all the ladies say. come
ana i oN . 'ns' =, COURTNEY i POWELL
mo 27f -i,s 4 9lf y IN pa 616 Broad ssreess
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aOaEGox-THE supREaE cotRT. OF THAT
STATE GIVES AN OpINI0s. - lve,o4 Yoric,l De-
cember liza dispatch to the Times from
Rochester says that Justice W., w. Upton,
of the Supreme Court OF Oregon fis. a
brother OF C. E. Upton, Of this city. Ihee
latter on Friday telegraphed the former for
his opinion onfthe State law Of Oregon as 1t
ahects the late action Of, Governor Grover
concerning the presidential electors, and
received the following reply:
tss Portland, Oregon, December 9, 1876
THE state statute authorized Cartwright
and Odeff Us fiff FacaIic ss.E Their votes are
cast for9 Hayes and attached 70 the sSsate
eanyass, certified ito under the State lseMoi
oregon. The Constitution pfomb itF the
Executive from, exercising judicial idnc-
tions or passing ON Watts'sf disauailhca-
tion." 81
rrb.t,s a false statement, .eYidently.l
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LOUISIANA.

- sty.gt ssafgT.fJ IL IsEt .
THE CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATING C0AAlT-
TEE At woRK-THE RETURNING BOARD De
9. MES THE FIGHT OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIvEs TO REVIEW TILE BOARDS DEcI-
SONS. !. ~. - = -s.gss..,s.
:, New ORLEANS. December, 1.-THE Con.
Tgressional Committee met this morning
Mr.. Morrison in the chair. "a large; num-
Der of witnesses were present. The clerk
o. the Returning Board presented 2 com
munication signed by four members OK the
Board denying the Jurisdiction Of the a,l.
thority OF the House Of Representatives to
review the decisions Of the Returning
Roard until they deliver their documents
to the General Assembly They will have
comics made Of all documents u the
COMMITTEES will provide the means. Ihese
comics. they, say, viii be made as soon g
they are through, and provided FUNDS are
Ef f Mr..Morrison directed the ser
seanlrat-arms TO notify the members OF !.1s
Returning Board that their presence Wouio
he expected at II o'clock Wednesday; Z
Another communication was READ ir Is,s
| Charles A. Able, secretary OF the Return
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Ne,0 Orleans, December 9, 1876.
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.>-,rurp CASE OF BURNISG--GRASD LODGE
. AZ coon sAMARITANS --DECLrNATioS-lN-
rrpssTySa CASE ARaUED-RAFFLE OF
MINISTER'S HORSE.
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III WASHINGTON, December 12.-The board
OF naval officers appointed to- report regard
ing the naYy-yards are in favor OF retaining
allthe navy-yards and stations except the
yard at New London, the underground at
New Orleans, and the naval property at
Brunswick, Gu. They speak favorabiy OF
Port Royal as undoubtedly the finest harbor
favorable sites for stations at Port Royal,
but care must be taken In the selection; and,
In the mean time, the committee report that
they must take time in re1tting and ccaling
the stations for the w est Ind les. -
There was o tW0-h0llTs' Cabinet session
to-day. The Cabinet discussed the nature
OF o reply to the resolution Of Congress In
, 1876-10-26

bon Miibter muB fort bon ieinem Ylat" 1T
elm anbereS BON tbin 9eporben, ooS Wcrt,
baS er I'M Sabre 1866 elmer Solfsoeriamms
lung surief unb man mar bod bamalS i'm
@roben uuo @ansen gang anberer M2einun9,
alS Der sreiie Sberbiir9ermetiter ! - oas
Wort /: nOa8 Ser5 Der Oemofratte
1T bort, mo 8reubens 6abnen
10 b en." 9ieie beireu Shlagrporte 1tne
10 Su iugen b%iitoriih gemoroen uno fte ft1o
BON bcm An9ebenten peS ualten 53te9ler" rsft
III trenner.
Ib9eieben BON politiIAen, %ioctalen nnb
tpirtbi bat er alerlel
Nopellen llnb beletrtiiti6e Arbelttn Qei6rtes
ben, inter benen ngionbum", u2anbpebr'
mann Srlle" &C. Die befaunteiten itnb. 0ret'
uuoitebeu5tg Sabre lit 6ron3 3ie9ler alt &C.
morbeu. Gr bat ein 2eber 9elebt, gu oeieu
W%tittagsSsit freifih Die Sonnenitrablen belf
NIB id)arf uno rlna teuo 9enu9 auf ietr
9aupt nieberpralter, aber er bat auSgebarrt
uno Der Nbeno let1eS 2ebenS mar oaber reid
an @breu unb Ahtung uno Entertaining
luo isbt, ba Der Tag erloicben lit, bleibt be
0eneu, Die ct 9%sfaullt, bletbt BET Der Sefcnt
lidfeit ieneS ipebnlutbSpole uno bot mid
triibieliae Yepauern, baS man entpfinbet
menn elm flurtr, ihouer uno miloer Serbltta!
mdlicb uno milo i'm g8eiteu per9libt!
, 1876-10-26
g. S. &unfefS Gifen s Weins
NtffprS

bat in alien befannt 9eporoenen Talen
arittoltHe Setlung 1cner all aentetnen
g 6 10 d d e peS menIhliden Srgani8mius
beiperfitenigt, tpelde iih in folgeuben Sbmp'
tonen f~ll1ogtbt !: Nbneignng gegen ollie Nn'
itreugurg, Gerluit bes @ebdbtniieS, 4ths
murgsbei hmerben, Shn6degefiibL Surdt
Dor &ranfbeiter, rerp0ieS Sittern, Sobe8.
an9It N~adtldipeibe, falte Siibe, i6pa6eS
@eItd)t, Dtatti9feit, uniperIele @rlhlafun9
oeS Wu8feligitemS, tutoernatiirltder Setbs
hunger nit bpspeptiiden SDmptomen, hetben
Sanoer, flte9enber Site burd ben 9an5en
Torper, Srodenbett Der Saut, blelfem NuSs
leben NIT Sautansidla9en, in benen Die I'LL
retnt9feit beS Slutes gum MuSbrub fomln1t,
ShrnerSen i'm Giiden, S6tpere Der Nugens
lteoer, bduft9em Shmeben i1fuarser Slede
Dor ben Iugen nit 3eitpeili9em Slutanorang
9e9en oaS @ebtrtl, per9eben Der Sebfratt,
unfdbt9feit, bic Nuimerflamlfeit auf einen
belflnlmteu @e9enitanb surtften, &C. = Mue
oteIe G~rIdelnun9en baben tbren ur9runo in
au9emeiner S6pG6e beS SrganiSmuS, uuo,
lte Su betlen, glbt e8 nur eln Wlittel !: &. +.
&untelS 81 .QSetas8ltters. IS lift uniebl.
bar. Sauieube, Die e8 angeipenbet baben,
befinoen li) lest i'm belten Mobliein. 4ber
nebmt nur g. s. Runtel8 Yrdparat -
Qutet @uh Dor Sall6ungen NIB erb6r1rl.
lid)en 0f%ad)abmunsen. &uutels @iieu>g8eln.
SttterS 1T melt uno brett 10 moblbetannt uuo
beriibmt, baB bic unb oa Die gpotbeter lelblt
es nadutaben ulo bann oieie Nadabmuu.
gen bel ben &unbsu arSubrinsen oerlu1en,
Die &llufelS Sltters perlangen.
&unte.s GIien.g8eiasSttters 1T itets aui
Elm Dollar Tlaibeu sefiiDt, unp III einen
blbl9er, seIoen nmiblag, Der on ielner
AuGenielte oaS Bbotograpb bes Grfinoers
trdgt, perpadt. &ldtet @uer ausenmsrf aui
bas Ybotosrapb auBen, unO SDr ielo itetS
li6er, ben a1teu Artltel au erbalten. 81 per
5lal9e ODER leas SlalAen gu So. Olfice
uno Store $50. 259 9tore gteuute StraBe.
Ausfuutt fret.