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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-11-09
Bread From Dry Yeast.

Very nice bread may be. made from
dry yeast in the following manner.
When the potatoes have boiled for
breakfast, scald teacupful of -four
with the boiling potato water, stirring
the flower till all is thoroughly moist
ened. When cool to tepid, add half a
teacupful of the yeast cakes, previous.
ly soaked soft in a little water beat
we'll together, cover and set lin cool
weather) whear it will retain the heat
it has, but not where it will heat.
Sponge your bread at night with tepid
milk or water, as is your custom add,
for three or four good sized loaves,
half of the risen yeast or sponge-the
remainder may be salted little and
set away in cool place for the next
baking-and handful of salt; stir well
together, but not too thick with -four;
cover the top with -four, also cover
closely from the air with board and
blanket, and leave to rise. Mix as soon
in the morning as possible. 1t will be
very light if your yeast is lively. If
stirred with water at night. a warm
potato or two from the kettle in tho
morning, or teacupful of warm milk,
will greatly improve It. Knead thor
oughly, cover again, and leave to rise.
It will this time be up very speedily.
Mould out lightly into loaves, and when
again sufficiently light it is ready for
the oven. If boil. flour and yeast are
good, and everything has been done in
order and with care, it will rise con-
siderably in the oven, land be very light
and spongy when done, and far more
sweet and delicate than bakers bread,
though much like that in appearance:
bake an hour or less, according to the
size of the loaves, but by all means
done-''soggy bread is not healthful.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-11-09

Pimples on the face, rough skin,
chapped hands, saltrheum, and all cutaneoue
smooth, by the use Of Juniper Tar Soap.
That made by Caswell, Hazard l. Co., New
York, is the only kind that can be relied on,
as there are many limitations, made from COM
mon tar. which are worthless.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-11-09

In consequence of the many inferior
limitations, the manufacturers Of the celebrat-
been compelled to protect themselves BY a
trade mark. Every plug now has the words
"Matchless P. T. Co." thereon. The Pioneer
Tobacco Co., lM Water st., N. Y, are the
manufacturers
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-11-09
CENTENNIAL LETTER.
Reports Of the Judges Of Awards -Esterley
& Sons Harvesters, Seedcrs and
Cultiyat0rs.

Cnlt1vatOrS.
As the time for the close of the Exposition
dravs near, the number of visitors increases.
People seem to be in haste, and rush here and
there as if fearful that they will not have =
chance to get good look at the Big Show.
ports Of the judges ofawards will not be ready
in season to enable them to make known the
mereits Of their exhibits to an expectant pub
lie.
/ shall miss many pleasant and familiar
sights after the 10th of November The man,
moth grapevine man will no longer stand
under the shadow Of his huge vine, and dis
corn-husker man Will sell no more iron-clad
gloves to graDgers. Peck, Of the ''Prsctioal
Farmer" will no longer demonstrate, as l
have often seen him do, to surprised and de-.
lighted truit.growers that, With his West
Chester Pruning Shears, IN instrument for
pruning orchards, grape-vines, ETC.. which is
but ten inches long and weighs only pound,
hickory limb an inch and half thick. A
platoon Of policemen will not hold back the
crowd pressing for admission to the New Eng
land kitchen; q rush of eager men and
women will nolonger surge through the pass
age-ways ol the spacious Kansas and Colo
rado building, to see the huntresso Of Colorado
and her show of stuffed animals and birds |;
uO1 Will k11c1S VC y CUutIUuOu8 TlOt OI BtlU8.
Cling humanity. in the Women's Pavilion, to
see pat of butter nodded into the perfect
likeness Of the human face divine.
The judges on agricultura! implements,
confirmed the opinion l expressed last sum-
mer, Of the great superiority of harvesting
machine, by giving Il the only premium in
it, class, though al the leading harvesters Of
the country were here competing-an award
rejecting the opinions Of al intelligent and
irnrA rfSe1 uinStnRn Vhn hawA nOnun34Ad thai
machines. refer to Ksterly & Sons Harvest
er, on which the binders ride, which is man
ifestly superior to all other Harvesters on ex-
hibition. They also received tho first and
only premium of their Broadcast Seeder and
Cultivator, and premium on their Self-rak-
ing Reaper. They are made 1t whitewater,
Wisconsin. SIN. B.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Tho DOE Nuisance.

A recent case in Scotland Is worthy
OF notice here. A dog which had wor-
ried a number of lambs, was ordered
BY the judge Of a Scotch court to be
destroyed. The Judge remarked that
it was not necessary under Scotch law
for dog to prove itself to be danger.
ous by committing injury; the fact
that it was at large and not under pro.
per control was sufficient to subject its
owner to prosecution. He hoped the
public would cooperate with the au.
thorities in suppressing what had be.
come an intolerable nuisance. It would
be matter for congratulation if We
could hear an American Judge utter
similar remarks, for the same dog
nuisance has long since become intol.
cradle in various parts of this country.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-11-09
Protect the Strawberry Beds.

AA~~~SS SAAS S"@"O0AAS ~CNos
It being beyond the power of the
horticulturist, in most cases, to pro-
tect the orchards from the hard freez-
ing of winter, and thus to protect the
fruit buds, it stands the lover of fruits
in hand to protect the small fruits as
far as possible. The strawberry is one
1T the most desirable of fruits, for it
is almost certain crop with proper
care. Cover the bed with thin coat
ing of light mulch-such as rotten
straw which has become dry-then
cover with marsh hay or clean straw.
A light coat is better than too much,
as the vines ray be smothered by the
heavy coating. After the danger of
frostis over in the spring, rake off the
coarser material leaving the finer as a
mulch during the growing season.
Great damage is often done by drouth
about the time the berries ripen, and
it is of as much Importance to protect
the plants from this as from the freez-
ing weather of winter. If the mulch
is put on in the fall, it will prevent
the ground from being beaten down
and put in condition to bake when the
frost is going out in the spring. There
is nothing that will pay better for the
time required than the strawberry.bed,
and the only wonder is that farmers
do not more generally avail themselves
of the advantages of small patch.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-11-09
Invalid Penstous Increased.

By recent law. Patents. Trade
Marks, etc. How to obtain them. Write Gen.
c. BINGHAM & CO., Attys tor Claims, Pat
ents, Land Titles, Washington, D. G.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-11-09

The sweetest words in our language
ia health. At the first indication of disease,
use Weil-known and approved remedies. For
dyspepsia or ,ndigestion, use Parsons Purga-
tive Pills. For coughs, colds, sore or lame
stomach, use Johns0n's Anodyne Liniment.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-11-09

Prices on clothing was never lower
than this season 1t the Boston One Price
Clothing Store, Minneapolis, -.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-11-09
The French Wheat Crop.

A Paris journal, the Echo Agricole,
has been collecting statistics from all
parts of France as to the yield of wheat
the present year, with the following
result, which is prefaced by particu.
lars made up from about $500 points :
Out of 70 departments there are IL
where the present yield is superior to
that of last year, 10 where it is equally
good, Is where it is variable-that is
to say, better at some points and
worse at others-and IS where it is
uniformly inferior; the remainder
were mute on this point. AS to quail
ity, the yield of 1875 is absolutely su-
perior to that of 1875, and the harvest
took place under perfectly favorable
conditions.
The entire area in wheat is COM
puted at l6,383, $40 acres, and the yield
at 256, 1885, $50 bushels-equal to an av-
erage approximating l6 bushels per
acre.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-11-09

The fact that the proprietors of
SANroRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CArA1RH are
permitted to refer to so well-known and re-
spected gentleman as HENRY WELLS, Esq.,.
Of Wells, Fargo h Co. 8 express, must weigh
heavily in its favor.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-11-09
The National C0lo,,v.

The National Colomy
E; s:: :: ::s ::ssl; $ ;s *:
@ s: e. s: s; :$
Lakes
81: e: T. :si' T: % ;' : &c:
Stock Gro,oineg
:: ;::;:; - T: e: :: ] :; ga; r.: =: : @ L:
@ III r.: @l @ %:: +; @ :::
Railroads.
e.: r5:'!ss: s$: H.: 4: :::s:!: $s:
@ ;;;$ IS:
z0vns and Villages.
s, an the which railroad wo'
Wortbemgtom
ss:s ss e: ;r: :: +
= Ii: 4: @ KS:
IT, e e; ;: =:
s.; e =: ~ e: 4: ;!:: :: $::; = s;
3 @ ; : ::; &C.,: ;;:;:: :::
:'s "sssss &c;
s:s +: -: 81: e.; ] ":; :ss
Temperance and Eaucation
;;!; s:;; ; e: $::;
~ 80 e @ .: aS:s e:
1.-THE Worhnon Seminary permanent basis
CLIMATE.
probably chief attraction The atmosphere
ague nese
OF constant remark and congzatuaaon
:.- :.',Aduamh99es:
En- & ;ss's;:
ure otheft han 10
which Miller, Hamsn and
containing fill ,nfen:e2 in regard the Colony lands will be
MILLER HUMISTON & CO., Worthington, MINI.
Chicago ILL.,
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A case of chronic rheumatism of un-
usual severity, cured by Johnson's Anodyne
Lfninent, is noticed by one Of our exchanges.
A large bunch came out upon the breast of
the sufferer, and appeared like part of the
breast bone Used Internally and externally.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-24
Das ct. genebiets Gonstnt
au ct. gloub, g1inn.,

bat I'D entf&lsKen. cine 0iaSea,ie Az erSHme1, unb
e~ntbietet allen GItsrn bic @elesenbeit. ibre etRteys
esstebun9 FEWER Obbrt anpertrauen ~ tSnnen.
2Dir rperben pekkdnbisen tlnterrt&t ertteiIen In ben
perf&iebenen 6a6ern in Der ensIii&en unb beuts
f4enL Sprade.,
3ebenbeus ,sirb baielbh sranbIi&er untesrtAt In
Der yRuHs sttbeit, fotuobl am 3Diano unb 1eIetson.
ais au@ AIT bet Sitter unS guitarre uHb 1aben' vir
tno.etsm 3neds cine Getrerin in benz besttmtsn Sns
titute Notre Dame in &ilwauiee ausbiIben IaNtn.
gu glei4er 3eit werben climber aud 0eIeaenkeit
BADEN, baS 3si3nen. 6lurnenma&en unb vevs
f@ieOene teine stidereiarbeiten ~ e%rIernen.
5erner bstnesn mir ;ur aenntnttnatme bev Stern
Der stabt Ct. Ctoab, bat fe Geesenbett taten,
i1se &inber in BE Vripatt@1ls, bic am I. SsvfeMtsr
;. s. Beginner wtyes 40 unl f&iden ~ t0nnsn; fir
biefe 1T Der 4reiSSt fEe bic ar1teren unl 80 81.
fir bic Ahttnety per Deonat. Sol4e, bic GSFlr
unterri9t ee1itterr ruouen, f6Nuen I'D ietsNsit
raeIben. ne t'f FfN' 2,
4reis fir tlnterri9t In Der enslii@sn umt bsut,
f&en Spra4e nit Sel6fisuns umb psUNanSiaey
Bfese II pet SeiFon BON 5 Ronaten As.
llnterri4t or Hiano unb Relobeon /. 81
Bebrau6 Der Snfrumente jxm vrafti3iren .....5
nnterri4t aut Der glitter ........,... 10
nnterri8t auf ber 9uitayre .......
0ebrauh betber Sntrusaente
1etonbere teine 4rteiten .........., IS
Siir weitese 2nssanft uenbe mon tA an
Mother Aloysia o. s. b.
Letter Box 81.
st. GIoub, Stearn4 80. ginn.
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u 1lnbt bod, Madden man cs uberalI
,robit bat, fault man III q. G3ulten'S

n. 1lubs bod, nadoem man CO iberaa
probi4 bat, fault man III q. G@uIten'S
Apotbese aaes biliser unb better. Sein &c.
i&aft 1T cine Ausnabme bon aIlei, anocrn. ST
Yartner - bdlt nur einenl Gebulfcn, wciI aus.
aebilbete uub fabise iunse geute, benen Gbemic
nnb Qatein teine unbetanntcn @roben finb, bier
bic jett nod nidt in Gef@iiten ,u inbcn iIub.
IN 6. sdulten'y apotbete beriiebt Der Giscm.
tbimtr ieia, 0ddait felbt .unb tam alto btai.
get berfaufen pie iree6b elm slnhcrcr. aud
knbet man bort cine Wustuabl bon 0arbem unb
NehitaRemten tpie in teiner anberen Apotbete.
6emiidten 8oselSadmen 2 NJ fur 25 Gts.
JGutes 8Ieiwei$ bon 1915 per 100 h auf.
pdtts. = Aqes biuie unb gut.
Aserta's ferttss 8arbe.
s. Sdulten bat bic Aaentur bon MOerilrs
fertia eemiidten Garben iiberncmnen, peIhe in
alien SAattirunaen bel ibm ,u betommen fnb.
'Dasun. sebt ju G.. Sd,uitea's beutidcr Apo.
.tbest mxN fpart euer 0elb.
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Die ~MinneapoIis Greie Rrefs" tdreibt:
Tor etliden 3asen fanb i'm Sanfe bon Olaf
Netpbeuie m8cnion cine $errer, unb Damen.
sefea!daft fatt. Bel Slide CABS u. u. aud
Sdiueinebraten, unb mebrerc Der slnspeieuben,
Gbr. Stamford unb Grau 81. sqnbcrs, Iieben
i@ benfelben sxt f@medcn. Balb mad Der
@abl3eit murbe allen, meIdc bon benz S6beine.
Feti@ sese0en, uupObI; Grau 81. eaubers
unb Gbr. &umforo farben mad eiaiseu Stun.
ben, bic r~lebrisen erbolten fi9 tansfam. Die
pirtli&e l1rfade Der Grtrantuns unb oes 9ooes
Der betreHenbcn Yerfonen 1T nod ni9t feise.
felt.
rY- Groceries unb Yrobiiionen bel
SuItuS3u6.
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9ilbem=@eform:Gl Club
bon
ct. GIpub, mtnuefpta.

Der 3ped bieies Clubs If, ben suten grfols
Der 3efcsm in ben 8unbes. 'unb Staats. %e.
~sierunsen ~ bef6rbern unb bur@ qualifeirte
s%taatsmarner, burd ebrlidteit unb Sparfam.
teit bic Saren ';u %ber,minbern uub bic Eaten
bes Bottles ~ erlcidteru. gu bieiem b0@t
iui&tisen unb prattiiden 3wede Iaben mir iebeu
Demotratem. &eform.R epublifaner unb ale
unfere Mitbdrser irsenb elmer Yartei, bic in
bieier arifis Der !s~lnselesenbeiten unieres Can.
bes wiuis iinO, elm, iid benz Berte Der @iebsr.
scburt uno Der @eform an,ufdliebeu.
llm biefen 3ped ~ fOrbern, ,uerbea burd
ben Club 8%erorbmunsen s~etroien iperben fur
bic Sertrcituns bon Sdriiten nub Doeumeu.
ten inter ibrc Mitslieber une bic 8iirser iiber.
baupt, ~elde bic srobem, iest idtuebenoen Sra.
gen beriibren, an benen Nle Gin alei&es Sn.
t~ereie nebmen.
Die 8eamten oicies Clubs perben befeben
aus eiaem Yraiibenteu, mebreren 8ieeprafben.
ten, suei Sceretarcm, ciaem @datmeiFer unb
einem Grecutib' Committee, betebenb aus benz
Rrdfcenten unb 3ebn Nitsliebern. 81
Cine an lettcn Samfae abeno absebaltene
Serfammluns mebrerer Burger st. CLOUDS,
bebufs OrsaniIrums bes %senannten Clubs, er.
pdbltc bic untenbesei@neten Scrren ais gbair,
men Der reipettiben @arbs bebufs SammIuus
bon llnteridriften &c. h.4 b. ISL
1. @arb - s. Ottensmeir.
II. @arb - s. Sling jun.
Ill. @arb - 8. 6. Nleber.
Nv. Marb - q. g. Gbans.
Sen Sag unb 9tunSe Der o~b,ubaltenbeu
geriammlIn9 bebufs Gripdbluns Der 8samteu
uno 8eipreduns Der tueitercn 6eiddite merbca
mir iciaer 3eit ser6Heutlideu.
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Ausbtrtanf hon
8ri6kt}mtm!!

Der Mitumter3i@nete. @iIbeIm 4rueeI,
brinst es anbur@ aur alsemeineu aeaatniS,
BAT er aus benz ieitber bon ibm unb feine,n
eobne Robert &rusel sefabrtea 3ri6'
gef@afte ausjutreten eeionnen 1T.
CT oFerirt besbaIb feiueu saajen Sorratb an
Bridfeinem $500, 600 etid) bon bexte ab BIZ
1. Sanuar 1877 ausia iebr eraiebustea yeeie
bon $500 per 1000, an Crt uub Stede &C.
liefert. re- VIII
I Gontraete perben bot beute bic sum obiaeu
Sage .nur q btefem 3reiie a~bsei&IoFea. Cine
euniiee Osiestnbeit fit 8autnteruebmer.
Ser 0eIb' fparen mill, bsetlt f4 Biz js1 1.
Sasuar rs Gantraets abaufdiieben.
ss-st %. &rueet 3 3stu.
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M5tel ,u,n Qtufoufsyret1!

Ta ib ,nein Eager init. Mtobeln Der bcitep
sorte ausefiut Babe, Diinidc Id fir Mobel
bon meiner eisenen Gabrit Ylat su madcn uuo
Mcine Qeute ndbrenb Der fiIcm 3et an be
Nrbcit ju balten. Darum ,bcrtaufe 'id alt
Waaren. aussenon,men befeute Nobel bon
ineiner eisenen Gabrit gum Giuianispreis.
8cnmet unb iebet, ba id immer Scr,
snusen baran fnbe, @aaren gu scisen. bic
oas Iniebcu Ocrtraseu t%onnen, Oh ibr fault cbcr
hidt. @crfauis .Qoenl an Der ct. 6cfmain
Straits, 3eiden Der r@robcn SettftcAc." =
D..G. Spicer. .l
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CeFeutlide Nerheiaeruna.

I'm Samfas ben 2. September, nm 9 ubr
@opuens, ldbt ber 81 ct. @enbeI,
foUs ct. dusufa, tuobnenbe 8ar,ner Setter
4sau& feline tdmmtliden Saxsmobilen unb
Garm9eratbi@aften, baruuter / @eaper, l Sde.
maidine. 1 Yutmiible, 2 2umber.8 ascn unb
\ 1ulsb a.; ftrner 8 Yferoe, 8 &iibe, l Sod
Cdfeu unb Iaebrere Rinber, 6 Sdtueine &c. &c.
krner go A6er 8uidlanb, inter folsenben
Hebiuexnaeu oFentli& berftei0ern: = artiiel
uuter $500 cash. a4e bobereu Anfdufe un.
TT gutter 8irsf&aft nit 8 Yro,eat 3iaien mad
Sabresfrif.
ss-2t peter Braud.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-24

I'm auf3urduw,en, ,perbe ia In
BEN nd&iten 9asen, bic feinlten
nnb beifen Commerce bawls UNI
ter &pltenpreis perfaufen:
@r0bte Muspabl 81 Yreiien BON SOC.
big 5000. q. SO. 3emppprbe.
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Notice to Creditors.

/ In the Matter of the Estate OF
Peter Thome Deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that the Judge Of
the Probate Court Of Stearns County, has
fixed upon the first Monday of each and
every month for the next six months, and
the Probate Office in said County, as the
times and place when and where he will
receive, hear, and adjust all claims of all
persons against said. deceased, and that six
months have been limited as the time for
creditors to- present their claims. against
said estate. :. .it af
Dated the 22nd day Of July 1875.
Mary Thome,
3a-4t fattsv Administrative
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2aubnerfauf.

1876 Ndtr sutes ganb, 2 Meticn Sftd bonn
@ourtbaus BON ct. Club, s~rcnaenb on bep
Miifiiippi- Giub. tomnen unter iebr siinitiaea
Yeoinsuneen apgetauft peroen.. Das 1ayb ii
tbeilmeite 9ola., Nieien' uab YrairieIanb. Cine
ausacseidnete 9eIc9enbcit, III Gin Mildaci&at
su brtreibeu, inbem Der Martt nabe6ei III.
&irden uno S&ulen i'll scrinaer Gaticrnuxs.
f4s 5 :'t Judge McKelvey.
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2ebreraeQe 0efu6.

Gin tl&tiser beuti&er 2ebrer, Der mebrere
Sabre In @tearus gouutb s&ule aebalten.
tnebrerer Spra&en mddtia unb in i~ontisen
estrfd&ern gut b~epanbert il, iu@t Elm paien.
~ Engagement. s
Cine SteQe, no tudbrenb bes sanaen Sabret
efnle aebaIten, tpitb borsesosen. &e1eetirenbe
D1Qea. f4 an bic @ebaetion b. 81. Ncnben.
9t-36
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Ho6 O6fem beiaeIaufem

Der l1nteraei@nete maAt o1bur@ betannt,
bat boz ,usefdbr 8o&eu 2 srste sidbrise
Odfsu, unb 3par Elm rotber unb Elm neit uni
ROTH seFedter, bel ibm einselaufen finb. Der
GieeutbImer tam bieielben aesen Gntri9tune
Der SnferationSsebibren IN Gmpfana nebmeu,
MILES. g
fopu YabussSiIe. etearns &c.. 1ian.
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Notice to Creditors.
State Of Minnesota, .
County of Stearns. &c.

IN PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate. Of p.
Thienens Deceased. .ssfsfa aa
Notice. is hereby given to. all persons
having claims and demands, against the
estate Of Peter Thiencns late of the County
Of Stearns, deceased, that the Judge Of the
Probate Court of said county Will hear,
examine, and adjust claims and demands
against said estate, at his Office in st. Cloud
in said county, on the first Monday of
each month for six successive months,
commencing with August Sth 1875; and
that six months from the 7th day of August
1876 have been limited aud allowed by
said Probate Court for creditors TO present
their claims.
MARY TH1ENENS,
a94 Administrative of said Estate.
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a. Oie Senien, bic mir pcrtaufen, peroen
ertra fir uns aneefertist. Sic iinb itarter in,
8Iden, breiter unb bonn bciten Silber. Stabl
berfertiet. auf @uaid 9arantiren mir bieiel.
ben. &oMmt uab iiber,eu9t eud,, ebe ibr iont.
No toxft. &ofenbcrger 8ros.
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MSbel ,u,n &pfenpreiS.

@ir oerpeifen unierc 2cier auf bic Nnsejae
bes perrn s. @crfdbad. gambler iu 9obcIn,
ct. Glomb, ct. 0ermaintrabe, nobe Der tatb.
airde.. Serr Serfdbad, welher init lcinem
9roben Eager auiSuraumen sehcntt. luirb feinen
sansen Sorratb gum @oitcnpreis uerfaufen. bp
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ben 6ebrauG bericlbcN bic @cfuNobcit Der Wut.
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benn Ie 'fipb bic beitcn @h,treinigcr. 90
idreibt gerr Sobn George @cocnlhut in SC.
mont, SuS.
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4crr Yster Gtmels, qittlc Orleans, Nh. 30
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ais iriber.
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rem, beionberS aIIe beaili9en 2opfe xub 0Idfes
gum Giumadeu bon OBJ &c. iub eets " babta
bel 0obb.
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HuSDerfauf.

Der Undergraduate bcabiidtiat. nit icinem
Hsrratb aufjurdumen. Die f~einten unb beften
Damenblte unb 8ouaets, fobpie ollie NrtenI bon
feiaen Yutwaaren uno 9oiletsescnitdnoen uer.
ben bon beute ab gum 3oitenpreiie unb billiser
tertauft.
G.Ottemsmeicr.
ct. Glcue, 81. @ermaintrabe. BIZ