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No housekeeper should he without
a bottle Of spirits Of ammonia; for he
sides its medical properties, it is i'll
valuable for household purposes. 1t il
nearly rs useful rs soap and its cheap
ness brings il within the reach Of all
Put teaspoonlul of ammonia in n
Quart Of warm soap suds, dip a cloth IN
il, and 20 over your soiIed paint, and
see how rapidly the dirt will disap-
pear: no scruhbing will he necessary.
il will cleanse and brighten wonder
fully. 10 a pint of hot sudS, add "A tea
spoonful of the spirits, dip in your
forks and spoons, or whatever you've
to clean, rub with Il soft brush, ana
then finish with y chamoi7 skin, For
washing windows and mirrors, 1T has
no equal. 1t will remove grease spots
from every fabric without in
turing the Garment Put on the am
monia nearly clear lay blotting paper
over, and set hot iron on it for a mo,
ment. Also II few drops in water WlII
cleanse and Written aces and musllns
beautifully. A few drops in a bowl OF
water, II the SKIN De oIINi wiz 'V','
all greasiness and disagreeahIe odorS'
Added to n foot bath, it entirely ab'
serbs all noxious smells, and nothing
is better to remove dandrull from the
hair. For cleaning hair ana mai
brushes, it is equally good -,
For heartburn and dyspepsia, th'
aromatic spirits Of ammonia Is 'Spe
cially prepared; ten drops of which
taken in wine glass of water WI
give relief.
For house plants, five or six drops !,
every pint of water, once n week. VII
make them flourish. It Is also goo'
to cleanse plant jars. So lie sure an'
keep bottle of 1t in the house. an'
have glass stopper as 1t eats ava
cork
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FRIIITH AND NUTS.

APPT ,ES-Are scarce; they are quoted at
sgliO per barrel, for extra choice medium 81
market dun supply small.
AlMON pS-FGrragora from 3ia2oc por 10
BANANAS-F Om 2di per bunch.
FlGS--In layer, per pound, aci no dfull
figs in tae market; small pill boxes by lh'
100, Y 90.
LEMONS-Arc advancing and me quoted
at 81 hO@7 90 per box.
ORA NGES-Are scarce and quoted OF " "
as on per hundred tor the MusSinn. No Pal
ermo or Louisiana in market.
PECANS--Are scarce, nj l2'Yc per pound
They are, quoted In New York NJ lie;
RAIsINS- Loycg, per box, 81 1908 7'"l W
for FOndon So.
VAIN tfTS-GrcnOhle are quoted NJ 20c.
NTTS-Are quoted nj Oo per nun
bred. .,,..
PEA NUTS Tennessee firm at lO@l2c pei
pound
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YELLOW PINE Boxing, fencing, scauuiuq
= y pr hundred, dressed boards, 81 30 prr
n ,,i',, ceiling, * S2 collins - s! %;
WHITE PINE Ceiling, 5! 2l4s2 Il. wealth.
erGoatiirg, SG select bourls, 4 5U4s,.
CirEEss BOARpS-Slasl %.
press 80 10. -
The market is evidently active Demand
quiet supply ample, The amount OF build.
ing going on considerable and no falling
on prrcrpuhlr,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
CITY OF DAI.lks.

Mayor-John u. Kerfout.
Eugmrcr--W William NJ. johnson.
Attorney barnett Gibbs.
Irruaurcr-Johu W. Bowen.
Stcrttary-J. b. Hereford.
Assessor and Collrctor-J. n. Ogden.
NAshai-W. f. Morton.
Health Onicer;-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen--First ward II. Eryay, j. W
Crowdus. Second ward: w. j. Clark ard +.
h. Guelry. Third .wnrd: b. =. Jctt and Il NJ
Cowan. Fourth ward j. l.. Williams and
NJ. NJ, NewSUmc.
Commissioner of Immigrltion--J. Manlovc.
The Offices of the various city Officers are
At the city market house. The board of AL
dprmeu meet in regular session at the CUun-
ell room over the market, every Tuesday
RsaL
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THE HERALD manfully refuses to
sell It's columns to Tilden's hackers, to
manufacture southern opinion In his
favor while THE HERALD has repeat
adlv published expressions favorable
~ Mr Tilden, of its own volition. For
such a purpose it is fair to secure adj
vartisompnts in the advertising depart.
ment hut Ms rejecting the political
sentiments of either the paper or It's
patrons, it is bad newspaper morality.
'-rWaco Examiner
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THE FARMERS HOME JOURNAL
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY


lhy Homo juuJuaI Is nu independent ASH.
cultural newspaper the yVUrl In every i,.
spcct ut any publication ot its class m
Nwull.p, 10 WINS established lu lNth. and
though mot IN amy >glrc nm organ, 10 laH
Away been looked 20 iur Reliable iufuIIult
ton tvnuulug ihH great IiuudCd slOtk ln-
forest ut Tie Hue tirlss tpgluu OF KENTUCKY,
Besides, vNyIN pwhlyu connected with tho
breeding ANA improvement of ON tho .NNtluus
iuWt7lttultu animals uIr ullN discussed An
lH uogys, and every new discovery Ia mia
uud uu either departments gg AEutultu,s
promptly yNtuulg.rd In order go adapt the
lHpvr lu'b ,o tho wants oC tho American
Farmer $50 iNtp Miscellany ul useful Iuipr.
Wniin' ON iitWUrN amt Scientific rhptuc.
tsG specially uurd for tuUdIuB VA the Family
,rylr, uuJ we yNclnde nom our columns
everything of an Objectionable nature so
,utt parents gnu al ul times rut the paper
into the hands az thuir children, confident
taUt nothing win uy found iu itut corrupt
luH cog Immoral tendency.
subscriptions uaN begin 10 any time.
Huuu uHstuuiyu order mr Two dollars, aud the
paper win bu forwarded, ua,'I.. prai iurout
year t1noniv ,1Ttvs tvH GENTS each, clubs
oi Eve auhsulhtr a' 81 l'unyh
Adip>5
FARNER-' HOME JOURNAL,
mayl-dNWoms louisyil G kentucky,
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THE MAILS.
Northern Wall,
Southern MAIL.

,u,v. K. and T. Il. r., uprising western
,'tlpru and eastern states, New NOr, aud
=, Iionis mails, arrivosat t:ll p m; dcpare
oi-'li um Pouch closes ut a IN.
Southern Mail.
,.rOIeans and southern Louisiana, Gal.
Ian. Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
roInt, iu southern Texas, arrives At I:i5 a
m, departs AT 6:-j y m, Pouch closes AT p m
Eastern Wall,
y..,rnnd +. R.H., comprising southern and
miIllrslafcs, Louisville Chattanooga, Mem,
pht, L!llr Rock, and shreveport AMI all
eastern Texas, arrives daily at l0;0l y IN: ne
bart, daily ut G:lj p N. Pouch closes at
, HE western Mail.
From Fort Worth, Clcburno, Graubury,
Wralnertord, Decatur, pnlo Pinto, Jucksuufu
and western posts, arrives at 100 p m; de.
pnrls at 500 III.
Ccdnr IIIII Mail.
Cedar MI, Mansfield, Alyarhdo and Cross
Tmh,rs, arrives mt pm Wednesday and
Saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
Benton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar, Elizabethtowu, Boyd's
Mls, Louisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
atlp. m. Monday, Wednesday and SATURDAY.
Departs NJ q. a, m. alternate days
Grapevine Mail
Arrives every Monday at ! p. IN, Departs
Tuesday at s a. IN.
0fHce Hours.
delivery window, 3 q. IN, to 8 p. M; money
order Window, S a. IN. 10 ~ III and from y.
m, To ip IN, stamps sold from "a. IN. 10 3
pm. Letters registered only during money
orders hours.
tIIprspus having complaints against the
Onlca on any account, will please present the
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District Judge--Nat. NJ. Burf0rd, Dallas.
County Judgc-Robert #. West.
County AttOrney--George n. Aldredge.
District Clerk-W William A. Harwood.
County Clerk-Alexander HarwoOd.
Sheriff ". NJ. Moon.
Survey Robert NJ. Cook.
Treasurer Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide INSPECTOR --- Emerson
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nIG HiLIIkIlBS.
william session Makes % Ruu of Y.t
90 hrt".ua,l French Uarums IN.
Ai-h'NiUn H,cOtd AuSuEprp
iu Professional Game.


SO " '''''''N'""A' Game.
',are hn- tgog fine p'ayiug n...I
/ tho game. yHnt have taken .l.u..st,,,'
. Centennial Billiard Tournament 81,
! horticultural iiall; U..a,t rirIr fh,rn
waa, both to ummours ana profr.sf ,n.
ais, q revelation of tine eXtraor, in.ry
SIKH with which genuine rynart r,.,
| roll l'l' Wnriu, ina game Of Er.r,h
| g9Iums William SrXt,u--g wanna,
/ \etmoutur scarcely twruty-loui' y"q,s
"id, whose mas only found m n,iJn I'm
| professional circles within Tie
| past yuar-in contest with n.
/ mttCEru ltdOluhp uadp ua
| wonderful run IT gjl mint.
| ~ game o 200. beating the rrc.rI
| Tor the greatest runs In any profes.io,.
| al match. Sexton knew TINT hp ,v,s
| Wtted against powerful orurnrnt
whose play could not Ice prendypu,
whose complete KNOWLEDGE of fba
! game ana sklii iu execution rendered
| ms triumph liable in any contest ne
| lnighI enter and whose saugfroil
| even with the luck against him. served
| To lhllWlda.e the player crossing rurs
| with hlmi while on the other hard
tudolphe saw in his oppuucuta Young
| man whose mplratively short career
had given him the reputation Of
strong and iuComparab'p uurs.
cr The large audience looked unou
the Two as each looked at the other
ana waited IN hrrathlcas anxiety the
result. Radolphe, winning the
lead, went steadily to work, and i'm
eleven innings rolled up IS, while Sex
TONS play was most umpromising. and
many persons left the hall under the
impression that the game would be a
walk OVER for the wiry Freuchmnu.
ANA that there was no foundation i'm
fact for the reputation which the
smuuih-iacci Nermuuler had secured
In his tenth nuing, hya carefully til
mated Shot Sexton drew the balls i'm.
To the lower left corner, and nursed
them for lO, his touch being SO limit
and l'i5 munlpulatious SO scientific as
to instantly establish him in the favor
OF the audience, At 10 they broke.
and 10y u beautiful rouud-the table shot
lac gathered them along the lett rnil.
and worked them up 10 the
head Of the table, where he got
them into the corner. dcy-
terously keeping Them from iewinr
and ram up his score to- %, amid the
greatcsl enthusiasm on the part Of the
audience. From This point onward Inc
very thoroughly demonstrated his
complete skill in the mastery of fine
worries. Whenever thpv br,En ha,Dv
extraordinary cushion and mass shots
brought them together: Il sure draw
would bring IL truaut led bail to the
side Of its white associate, and M and
down the rails Row in The corners,
now in the center of the table, or ON n
line some distance from the long cush-
ions, he nur.ed them, rapidly adding
point to point, until he turned his first
100, the lockers on cheering Justify.
| q.
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TOuACCO AND CIGARS.

TOBACCU-ls worth from jOos7jc, accord
ing to quality; The market is declining,
the stock is large and the demand very good.
CIGARS-Worth from So 25nS 90 for duueS-
tic with Havana filters. Market IL dulli sup
ply ample, demand fair.
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1aiIg gerald,
pILROAD TIME TABLE.
,r,i rId Departure OF Trains at
DRIlRS.
,.rsT0y AND TEXAS UENTRAI

T"T-IT " ~ u '''N-a'- VT'T' 7 TF-N y,
Arrives
.,.-Ionth mail ana express, 7:lj u, IN
FROM ~, North mail and eX press. G:lI p. m
Fi'n H., south, accommodation leo ii. m
g"n M. north. Accommodation 800 %. m
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
...,.pl Expruss..,....., j'2l p. III. 1905 y. m
NA' .,g.uIuI .un,.....,... 600 "A. m, $50 u. m
.I.n fI,, -ht ..,,..,..-br u. n, 1900 q. IN
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SOCIETIES..
NFi,annfp.

All Masonic bodies meet at 80 Main street,
over G, N. Wheat's store.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
Musous, meets at the Chopter Rooms IN INC
city OF Dallas, on the nrSt Monday IN oach
month.
A. A. JOHNSTON, NJ. E. II. p.
josEPH l.. FISHER, Secretary.
TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, T. Il A. NJ.
meets ON the second and last Saturday even
ings OF each month, at the Masonic Hail.
HENRY BOIL, w. NJ.
J. b. LoUCKX, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No il2 f, q A. NJ
meets ON the first and third Saturday even
ngs of every month. Mt its hall over &. NJ
Wheat's store, on Main street. -, -,
w. O. Common, W. NJ.
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IN ~ IW II 0aW Y9UT 1IUii
VICTOR, GATE.

Decidedly the most convcnient gate Tor
the fnrln vet invented. % A gents wanted TO
sell county and farm rights. Flr terms au-
dress : " ~. j. 'BTORnEvANT& CO.,
febDdtf Lock BOX IS, Dallas, Texas
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lANbs
ALL FONTS NORTH AND EAST,
rains Leave Dallas station as follow,
CoNNECrIoNs.

AZ TENABHANA, with all trains on NJ.
Louis = Iron Mountain II, r. for all points
North, East Nnd SNuthVnst
AZ loNGNlEW JUNCTION and MIN.
NICOLA, with trains on the International
Il. H. Tor Tyler, Palestine, Houston, aaiVea-
ton aud Sau Antonio.
Al DALLAS, with trains North aud South
on Houston aud Texas Central Il. X. for
sherman, Paris, lonham, Mckinney, Cor.
slcanH, Rrumund, Waco, Houston and Aus.
tin,
At SHREVEPORT, with regular limo OF
dtN-elISS steamers Tor Now Orleans
thls line, being FULLY equipped with all
modern improvements, such IA Weating-
house Air Brakes aud Miller Truss Platforms
Rul Coupler IL unsurpassed FOR
Speed. Safety and Comfort.
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COMFY COMMISSIONERS.


District No. w. H.Witt, Trinity Mills.
District No. ~. j, Nash, Duck Creek.
District No. 3-Flem, q. BlrdSoc, iiutchinS
District No. IN. o. McAdamS, Five Mile
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No Nv. w. Peak and T.. C..
McIMrc, Dallas.
Precinct No. 81 II. Blewett, Richardson.
Precinct No. Sc. T. Myers, Duck Creek.
Precinct No. IA. u. Lanier, HaughtS
Store.
Precinct No. g. - Saunders, Lancas-
ter.
Hi.
Precinct No. &c. W. Nicely, Eagle Ford.
Precinct No. S--John Preston, Grapevine.
CONSTABLES.
Precinct No. IA. H.Uardin, Dallas.
Precinct No. 81. NJ. SalmonS, Trinity
Mills
Precinct No. 81. NJ. Bergman, Duel;
Creek.
Precinct No. 4-Jas. II. Sullivan. Haughts
Store.
Precinct No. 5-Robert George, Lancaster
Precinct No, 7--Eagle Ferd.
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hides AM rrLrnIrs

Dry Flint Ions and upwaris.... 100,
Ply Eunt damaged, under 10 lb,..
py FLINT kips aud calt..............
Green Butchers .............. az
Buffalo, uull 'soo....................,....,, ~
l,t"H''"i '"W .',,,.'..,,......,,.....,.,......
lSN'"S' vN'h.........,.,.,... ,....," 4l5gl W
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odd Fellows.

odd Fellows.
sCHlLLERBuND LODGE NO. 223 l, o,
OF meets every Thursday night at odd
Fellows Hall. j. GROSSMA Y, n. u.
l.. WAGNER, Secretary.
Eureka Lodge, |. q. q. f., meets at Rich
ardSou, Dallas county, every "Wednesday
eN'ning,ot half-post 7o'clI91ck;ir ~, ~ .
J.R. BLEwErr, Secretary.
RlpGELEy rNCAMPMENT No. %, l. o.
o. f., meets on the first and third Friday
Hall. j. r. DAVIS, Q. Z.
l., WAGNER. Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. A, I. Q. o. r., meets
nInMey91y Wednesday night a. NV thS oHH Gei-
NJ, TuEvENrr, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE NolgS 1 o. .. f., meets
every Monday nightat Odd Fellows nan;
c. II. CALHOUN, Nc.
\. TURKEY, Secretary. -, -,
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, / o; q. H.,
meets every Saturday night at the Ihoiha'
ava " SION S. RECORD. W. c. 7.
j. W, RECORD W. Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE No. AS, !. o. q. meets
every Friday night, at their lodge ROOM OH
Main street, between Austin and Lamar q,
JOSEPH SWAIN, W. T. L.
DC. McNEALUs, W. ;.
UNITED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
Meet every Monday night at on Collese
pulldlng, Elm street, MT eight O'Clock y; Nj
NJ, b, FRANKLIN, W.
DE- NJ RUSSELL, X. y.
R,Nai B'Rith,
DALLAS LODGE NO. 1877, BNAl BRlTll
meets every second and fourth TUESDAY III
e9ch month. President, u. Guslini vice pre-,
pnShI, Noise Kahn: secretary, JoSVpu ~
nndHiIvydi monitor, d. Goslin; treasurer Ei"""
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Speed, SAFETY and Comfort.
Pullman !l|.I, Slipping 0AN
an Air NIGnT TRAINs.

Passengers Rre requested Ia obtain reliable
Information Of the superior advantages OF
this Great through LINE before selecting
their route, thus enabling then TO purchase
tickets by n thoroughfare preferred over ali
Others,
Freight or Passage Will Oo cheerniliy nim-
ished, and claims Ton ovoruhafge, loss OF
damage, eto,, viii meet proInnt attention II
N1dressed 10 49, - M
W. n, NEWMAN,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
,.. MaAhRll, ToNim,
HEO, NOBLE, General superintendent
MARSHALL. Texas.
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knights of Pythias.

VOEuR DE LION LODGE No: $, meets
gNeppy Thursday evening. I. NJ. Miers, r. T.
~ Aunspaugh, q. o.; Richard Morgan, y
s ~ d A, McCullam, Prelate; y. l., Rlchard-
nntms; j. q. Leigh, NJ. of f.; Paul Furst, h. OF
81 marry Jacobs, |, a., John ii, Ryan, w. w.
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.ri,N. K. and T. Il. r., comprising western
,l,nrru and eastern states, New York and
~ Io1is mails, arrivosat t:ll p m; tcpars
Snit-'G u.m. Pouch closes at a IN.
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western Mail,

vrom Fort Worth, Clcburno, Graubury,
Wpothpriord, Decatur, p,uu Pinto, JucllsuufO
and western posts, arrives at 100 p IN; de-
al gHl "a m
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Dt. 9uIllOttit.
ON iptnis 9ttrI tann anS ipnnn,
Qpire aeltebt pcn Seeermauu,
q ioHlni nit na,il.

9 That 10 0crn beiratbn, eic Nhricn
mfrs 9laubcn,
s p0r all idon alt gnu, ia uenn Sle'S
erIauben,
Srnm ldlall'nS mi mlr reht nn, bin
0Ioub i glob Gnu.
glbY / bob ell Walbeur, bOrn'S i fomm
nit bn3u,
3 fOmm nit hnju.
Mci 9ia6brin, a @ittirou. ibr Mann
luar q Sbmicb.
Sie bat ib6ne @erfitatt, SuuS nno
GreSit,
9ie ucbmct mi 9Ici, iie bats 9in9t ihon
oft gnu.
Nber lueil fein Shnieo bin, fomm i
nit ba3u,
Somm / nit bnSu.
VI itsinreidcr 8irtb ans Der 8c8cno,
oen fcnn,
Ser 0db mir lci 3odter, bIutiln9 lno
rcdt id6n,
9a$ bciBt, wenn 8eIo bdtt, unO boS
reht gnu.
%ber lucil fein 8elo bab, fonim nit
baju,
&omm nit bn,u.
gluf Nic Irt, Nu it's halt nit mir iibr.
all 9feblt.
9rum iueno' mein glu9enmcrf bait im'
mer ouf8 8clo;
& piII nnn rcbt banien, onnn bo6 /
8elo gnu,
@bcr i iucib ibOu i'm SorauS, / fOmm
nit baSu,
s fOmm nit ooju.
IS lit redt fatal 'luenn man ctuuS germ
bat,
llno ma fummt nit bnSu, ma miro gang
rabiat
Drum luiII ids beidlicBcn lIno oas nit
Gin S6lunr:
Sin Sun99irll gu bIeibcn, nber fOmm
MI on5n,
3 fomm nit bOSu.
9 bah Wi bcim 8ein9laS ibOn Oft brit
Der tr0itt.
Sob mi bon mci'm Sdifial bat gar
nidbtS erl0it;
9n trinf i'bnt cine. fric9 gar nimmn
9'nu,
llnb lucnn aud bcim uiIl, / fomm nit
oaSu,
9 fomm nit NnSu
@cm iib nln mcin SdifiuI nibt in
bern miro,
llno pcuu li6 fcin &orlub in mir rcOli'
lirt,
9am ihicb i mi tObt iic lucrbcn icb'n,
b0b ids thu,
gIbcr luriB lbon i'm SoruuS, i fOmm
nit ba3u,
8 fomm nit oa3u.
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Scrlaa DDn &. &Obler,
202 Norb Ate StraBr, philadelphia.

9tbeL bic, tnibaIttnb fGmmiHts
@briftrnbss Mlisn une Ntutn e.
ifamtnt5 unb bic apcetppbtu, rad
DIR. Mariin 2uibsr'S lltbtrltbuns.
Wti gcrtbf, YcrbtmsrIungtn ium
". u. q. 1sl. unb iurttn Ginlst.
tunesn ~ efn einicIntn 8iGun Der
bI. Shrtft pOn DIR. W. ). Ranu.
grpb Auartcs8crmai.
No. 0. A. Wit 26 YiIbem biitO at5urs
ben so
Rc. 0. B. Mt 26 9iIbru, In @UrCerO
nit @rlti6niit, 8iidsH. unb Dsfs
itnbtrsUlbuns. tInfa& 100
Rc. 0. G. Wt26 9ilbfrn, rftdt Hldtn.
unb DtftnpfreolDurs 1870
9lc. 1. Dtsal. Muf fftnsm ptibsm ga.
pier, 2soerbdnb 10.0l
Nc, IA. DeseI. 9n WrroerU, nit @OIb-
l1nit, HiidtHs unb Dsdtnstrs
eplbung, tinfaG 12.O(
20. fB. Desgl. Sn Mprrsrc, rft@e Riils
Ten. unb DsdsnpsrgClbung 15.0l
90. &c. DssaI. Sn ,rira fttnsm Siiriii&
Morcrrc, einfah 16.0l
Rp. I'D. Dtsal. Hidtn. unb Dtdsn ppa
unb unb fein StreeIbtt 200
Nc. 2. DtssI. Nuf ftinhrm Ipnpapifr
(tinted paper). Gtbtrbanb 2t.0I
Ro. &c. DsseI. Sn srira fsinrm GirIil@
Wcrpefp, einfah 200
Tc. I'D. DtseI. Seine 8ildfn- unb Dtis
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