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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25
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ODD CURES.

Cesar held that to die quickly vas to die
happily: 90. too. thought one whose case
was cited Is Montague as an instance Of
Fortune paying me physician Jason iber-
Gus iro4t.d Nth II lncuranle Impostnum-
a;!on, resolved t. end his pain by dying 10
bale. and throwing himself ID The thick
es ot the rSIt. vas rim through the body,
.1.cl caused tie 1Mr0stn anaiicu to break,
and Ms womb nea4ang, be found lie en-
loyatle after - This lucky hero. who
cta.G brave death better than he could en-
deere pan owed lis cure IL 4 foe. A gum
sy-4asicted csrd.na had TO thank monkey
for Ike gool tlrn. Ills physicians had
left En- TO die, ard as be lay. heiplessly
waiting for ne end, the dying cardinal sa~
Ms servants carry Of every thing that ~As
movable. without reing able even 10 expos
tl.a.e VIII me thieves. A. length his pet
APE came into the ro1D. and taxing the Lini
from the providsnt .aokeys. looked around
for scns;a.ng to appropriate Nothing vas
left nui ire cardinals rat this The ape
donned, ard proud Or his novel head-gsar
INDUCED n such odd antics, thai his al but
dead master burst lrtoa hearty 1t Of aA1gn-
ter; he su.nsy broke, and tie cardinal Re-
covered. IS much 10 his own Asionl.nmeni
- 70 ne d.snar 81 BE plunaer.ng servitors
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25
The Anti-AEonopoliSt.

The wire receives the same rec!procating
motion which is commonly given to the saw,
and thus burns its way through the wood,
II is practicable, according to the inventor,
not only to cut logs into planks or heavier
forms Of lumber, by this means, but also TO
give curvature to the cut, and to produce
fantastic forms Of every description, since
the saw, being without breadth adapts itself
to such proposes better even than the bend
or ribbon saws. In as much as the wire
burns its way instead Of cutting, il leaves
the surface of the wood charred; but this is
an effect entirely superficial, and occasions
no injury 10 the material. It would seem
as it, however. there were an important
question Of economy here to be settled, and
we shall wait before prenouncing an opinion
on this application of science until we near
from il further
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25
TIE COURAGEOUS LITTLE MAID


Along The pleasant country road,
Where n; okets made Il merry noise
CHIPPING th.:r little cheerful song,
Ore evening walked two little boys.
The sun Lad sci, and happy birds
Wer. calling t. lil..i mates good night
When through the avenue OF trees
A little maiden came III sight.
Up spok. III. little boys, and said;
how are you, pretty iittle mad}
Walking alone 50 late at night
Along the road; aren't you afraid 7"
With round blue eyes she looked at them,
And sLook Ter yellow, curly head
And smil.d AFRAID land what is that
don't know what you mean" She said.
Then laughed those roguish little boys,
And hen the maid had gone her way,
Said one OF them, with bright black eyes,
lets teach h.r what We mean, say
"We'A quickly hurry home and get
Some sheets and put them on and 50
Wei NJ upon the fence, and when
Sic ONES, twill trehten her, you know
Twas almost da1k a. down .he road
The little maiden came ong
Homewsrd, and singing rs she cam.
Some pretty Lite bits Of song
And III tie twhlght'> uazy gray
Like shadows looked on trees and posts;
And On the teute, wrapped up in sheets,
P.lehed I'VE white naughty little ghosts
"Wha. i il sitting On the fence"
With wonder SAID the little maid,
Aud then Sit laug he'd merry laugh
"ol., that, think, must h. 4 Fraid
And en- ste trot.ed down the road
Ard titti. ikets IN the shade
Seeued loudly singing IN the grass
'Biavo, courageous little Maid
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25
SCIENCE.
RELIC or The STONE ACE.

Messrs Friedrich i Hack have on exhlti-
a their store stone axe weighing /
POUNDS. winch was dug out near WiDoua a
lew days since by some railroad hands
while working on the track. It is apparent
y granite stone, quite common 10 this
vicinity Of Il pepper and salt appearance
win d slightly plaelsh tlnce II IL about
zen inches sone, ty Elk llches N breath,
:aIer1nE 70 the eage where is breadth is
about four inches, with d grove around near
the TOT q which the handle was irobab. Y
fastened j; could be used 10 seves.ng de-
dayed wood. IL digging INTO the gro1ud, CT
VIA; i more probable u smoothing pieces
q timber after they were charred ~ turn
ing Scientific men attribute the cous.r Ct
ION o. these sine implements not to the II
dams tL. 20 q race which preceded them
proraply he mount builders - hsd Wing
-tv0-s
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25
WooD-saWshc sY 4 WHITE HOT WIRE

The Abne Moi1ro. il recent number Of
n.z periodical entitled Les Mondss. de-
serlb-s al invention which. he says. na=
recently been patented BY Mr. 6eo. ROBIN
son- Of New YORK. for saving wood ty -
entirely new, and what seems sumnsnsiy
odd process. which consists I'M subitsiuta1g
instead Of ~ platinum wire heated
whise-hcs By means II = electric currsat-
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

AFTER Tie RAIN.

The hedges gllsten with the ram.
The thunder Eutters IL the hills;
The mellow sunlight floods the plain,
The blue wet weeds are b,Ight again,
And sweet the murMur OF the ribs.
! hear the SOUND OF iltt.e ieet,
And Gatch glad, .Nul:ant cry,
AS on the ouTtalned WINDOW Seat
Two little rogulsn faces meet,
To see tie rainbow IL the SKY.
The scent Of roses f. the air;
The fragrance OF tie new mown hay
Is blown aGIoss Tie meadows, where
The patient oxen meekly stare,
And Silence marks the close OF day.
The tuIEhlng brook unceasi! & swirls,
Tie rainbow fades along the skies,
And as clasp my little girls
] note beneath their shining curls
Two little pairs Ct drowsy eyes
The fresh green leaves are Just aar,
Ard tiutteling birds are chipping low
The village bel sound faint and far,
And softly now the evening star
above tie Ll.l begins to glow
Two white 1obed little ones to night
Together knee beside the bed,
And a. The moon with fingers light
In pushing back tie curtains Whit,
Two little prayers are s4ttly said.
The mig Iii is come with mist and moon,
The falling waters sch and sing,
The GriCkets chant q measured tune,
And at! the strange. sweet lite Of June
BY day aud nigh. IS worshlpping.
Two little darlings, fast asleep,
Toeeti4tr Wander nand in hand,
Through lnoonlit valleys still and deep,
And down .ht mountains dark and STEEP
Into Il. l.alm Q: fairy land
Aud Iustl NJ plnions seem to glow,
And ill the room with purple light,
As il some angel, last to 90,
Had fingered from the rest below
70 kiss the little ones good night
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

He believed in praiicai religion, and 70 in
the course a his sermon took occasion to re-
marx: ..sos want 10 say word to de
sisters. When 20 has waehiD TO do some
wha', an ye' gits done, jest 20 clear up
al 20 right nome. Don't stan round look
in wha' 70 can find little coffee, or ! lit
tie suga't OF little somethin' else T. put in
70 pockets. Go right home when yo'r done
got rev dat washin'''
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

An elderly wicklow maiden. who mad SUI
sered some ditapf ointrn eni. thus defines the
human rate. Man-a conglomerate msss Of
hair, tobacco sm oke, confusion conceit and
boots. W0man-the waiter, perforce, on
the aforesaid animal
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

An Irish advertisement. 1.-THE gentleman
who keeps q shoe store with n red head will
return .he umbrella Of q young lady with
the ivory handle he will hear something to
her advantage.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

"What3s lsee play poker" remarked IN
almoned eyed deulzen OF Tucson. Nevada,
the other day tAle mold four king. and o
lace. Mclean ran hold al same time four
laces and King. whole week ~nshee gone
ike wocdblue
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

An Easter design in the show window Of
a Fulton street sore represents n rabbit sit
ting uIon lot of eggs. II is through such
carelessness "a 'his that our children get
very loose ideas about natural history
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

Wisconsin editor illustrates the prevail
ing extravaganza Of the people Of the pre-
sen. day ny calling attention 10 the costly
baby carriages III use now, while, when be
was baby they hauled him around by the
hair Of the bead.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

That's ast the sort Of umbrella that peo-
pie appropriate, or, in other words, hook,
sid Singles u companion one morning,
showing BIN very handsome parachute.
les. sail bis companion, Il thought 70
when ] saw you have it,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

A musician in Elkhart advertises to give
instruction in music from first principles
10 ;Lrouehbore. An interview between
the teacher and proof-reader has probably
taken place ere this
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

How one thing brings up another" said
a lady absorbed in pleasing retrospectiOn.
Eyes, replied the practical Dobbs, ian
emetic for instance
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25
WIT AND HuM0R.
/. DONNELLY, Jr.. Editor.

Union is not always strength" as Sir
Charles Napier said, when he saw the purser
mixing his rum and water.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

why, Mary Ann, what in the world are
you dong with the scissors Shure yez
told me TO scollop the oysters"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-23
Die @eIesoebuuu DON alobumo bo

| Die @eIesgebung BON alabama bal
elne Bill angeu0mmeu, pelbe 6as &erfatrer
Der Staaf3idulo z@omntiiftou i'm Setreff bel
6uHbirung Der Staatsid)ulo ratift3irt.
-Sn ben Counties 2aprence uno 98apue,
Senleiiee, tuurben gsltern iehS unqsIebltd)
betriebeue 0sitillerte'n in geldlag 9enommen
unb adt Yerionen uerbaItet.
- Sn Detroit, Witd), oeripiirte man ce4
tern Dtor9en einen beftisen Grbfos.
IS. g. SauiS, alias s. SO. Saibam,
mnrbe geitern in Batertomn, N.zg., perbafz
tet inter Der &utlage, in @auaoa einen Rolb
be9an9en Su baben. @r bat bas Serbre6en
eingeitanben.
= Sn Cincinnati fauo geIiern cine Siiraer.
'1mmIung itatt IN fuel4er beiGlofIen
pnrne, ben Sonere6 Sueriuhen, it9 fir Die
5reilahung etnes 9etpifen @onoou aus Gin,
cl1natt 3u permenben, ipeld]er in etnen britt,
id)en @efdngriHe iubaitirt 1T.
- Sn Naoiion, 2Sisc., taate qeftern bic
republifaniibe Staats~@onpention uon gSisz
coniin. 9teielbe ipraf iid 9egen einen rrits
ten Seratin ans.
Sn @reenpille, g., g., crplooirte 9effsru
etne Bnrtte 6euernerF- -SGrper, uno Sdlentiu
8roB, iopie ieine brei SinOer purbeu t0etlif)
uetlest.
- Die 8bOnir, Seibenipinnerei in Batter
ion, N.z9., bat geitern iHfOIge bes 6a0ifie-
mentS BON q. 9. Silt & So6n in Remsgor
ben 8etrieb ein9eiteut.
- Die 4rohtbitioniften BON Connecticut
boben geltern @anoioaten fir bic Staatsmabl
nonltntrt. QSro nid)t piel belfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-23
WetlGtTOfc tcIc9r0pDlfd1e DC
neSnHeit

pbfWtW~
= SSfar 9. SanDer, pdbreno oes &riez
geS9tapat- Correspondent be8 81 .. 9eralO, "
hat ioebeu cine Stele ais Sefretdr De5 Com
mobore8 @liB elbalten uuO rtii't iofort pon
GeIp. 0ort nad) Bort zJlOgGl ob.
- Da8 republifaniide Staats Central.
@omite BON 9teru= yorf bat auf Den %. OiGr5
bic Staat5=@onpention 5ur @rmdblung bon
Deleglten fir bic Nationalz@onuentlou nat)
Sgracuie berufen.
: Sn 9enepa, R.-O ruuroe geitern So
iepb 81. @ouoal auf ben Seroa1t bin oerbuf
tet, bel Der grnloroung Der GLEN 6enoeriOu,
bereu 2eid)e man Dor lpenigeu g4Oden nabe
Dem Slte fanb, betbeiligt geweien Al iein.
- Su Bro0iDeuce trat 9ellerH bic Staat8s
Gonuentiou Der Brobibitios2eute bon 8booes
Sslaub 5uiammen.
- Die republifanii6e Staatsl@oupentior
BON Sn5tana bat 9efern Dtittag III Snoiand'
polls Goblooe 9. Srtb eInlttmultg fir bas
9ouoerlteIrSanlt nonlnlrt.
- Die Sabbatbler itnO eifr.gft an Der lrs
belt. Sbr uelleiter beuhlsrti6er Sd)a6ju9
aebt oabin, baB iie in Der 9eiebgebuna bon
JfeipzSerIep elue Bill eiugebradt, peld)e bic
SouutaQsz zBabufabrten i'm @entennial>Sabrt
uerbietet. 0te ,Srommen" baben eS eritt=
lid barauf abgeieben, ben Rep<gorferu ben
Sonutaasbeln6 in philadelphia SG perleioen.
- Sn ytelp<Yorf puroe bic tn einem abge=
leaenen Sauie on Der Slt III. StraBe pob.lz
hattie, alS ercentriid) befannte g8we. Anne
Bolbemus am Notwithstanding I'M
$4,000 all gSertbpapieren, @elo, ubren &C
betobleu, melde iic erit furs oorber aus BEN
friiberen Sewabrorte, elmer Sparbauf, mad
Sauie gebradt rno in elmer Sifte in ibreI
&ii9e 0erfedt bate.
- Sn Gan Srausisco tano 9eitern baa
aroBe &ennen I'm $4,000 @iniae latt, bas
Bierb ySo(ter" getpanH. F
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WogO 1ttto Selbitmoto.

s bicago, ST., %. Sebr. 5n lester
9tadt flr5 nod II 1br betraten spet Otdu,
Her, @eorg Cameron uno 6riecrid SAnci-
Der, cine 8iItbifaft an Der Stateitr. &dbs
reno 8etbe Dor Dem S6enfttid9e itanecu, sog
pl6elttb uno an9eiueuO obne ale Seranlai,
lung Cameron eineu Hepoluer, hett Den 2aui
an S6neibcr'8 8opf uHo ieuerte. llumittelz
bar tarauf idloB f6 Cameron ielblt eine Sn.
gel Ourd ben SOpf. SeOe itarbcn augenblidz
lid. Wan begt ben Seroadt, oaB Die beiOen
Nt1nncr fi9 Uorber iiber bic 2lrt uno g9eiie,
iidb aus Der gSelt Su id)affen, peritanOi9t bat
TON
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eoealbert@te ats geaintnatom.

g8a btngton, %. Sebruar .-gBaibz
tn9ton'S 9eburt8ta98feter lit In Der Oorber
an9etiinoigteu art unO g8eiie celebrirt nor.
Den, Set Der Baraoe bat bic @ompagnie u
oery WaihIn9touer leidltenS nSniuuterie" nit De.
ren melBen (DitretftIten lSaffeur0den auBer-
orosntlthen Selfaa ceiuuoen. Su ben Ser,
lamnlungen Der ueri6iebenen berporragenoen
Nnoctattonen nur0en oon oiperlen en9llid)=
amerttanlidcn 6erren in iiblid)er lSelie 9te
ben 9ebalten, uuO III Der - Baibington=Wo
nument AfociatlOn" inter anoern Beamten
aud u. @. 8rant al5 8oritluo5 Dtitglieb
ex ofiicio erludblt.
- Sn geitrlger SiBuug be8 0tidter-Goue-
GUMS murben iolaeuOc 6erren ourd) 3iebuug
5u @eihmorenen beitintmt uuo 3rpar 3u@roB
geldlmorenen: Q8. @. Coffin, Wm 9. gSplie,
s. 8alleg, s. &emple, S. 81. Douug, a..
Murrnp, y. 3. Smallpooo, S.I. glunoon,
:. .. Sone8, q. .8enneOD, 8. Sau3fisptd,
=. u. SbafTer, S. IS. 28ater5, IS. 8. .Seenau,
U. Qrd)er, s. &. 3eunolO8, s. &bamplain,
3. 9. 6artucB, o.. .Oapis, @.M. .&haptn,
81. .. Sennep, s. $. Bidering, .. Bage
ferner 81 @eidmOrenen fitr gcrld)tli1e @nt.
ifetoungen: g. 8. gfOpes, s. g8. Yrutt,
S.6Op, 9.g8.2ee, S. Barter, S. tc0ermott,
3. 9adiOn, Y.S. gudep, s. gB. Dan, s. g8.
8honpion, 3. Belf, S.Queen, S.g8 Strait,
u. @OoOmnl, s. q. Gombs, S. gtc@aulep,
I.S. SaIomOus, 8. .&iQep, So. .RidlarciOn,
s. 2lmbuib, B. .. 2anorid, 8. u. 2OOeleB,
$. s. GucaS, 3. abbott, s. .. 6urgeion,
&. S. Simpiou.
- Die oereiui9ten 8nftOreu Der metbOSiitt4
i6en STRIDE bielten gelteru eine 8eriami1lung,
IN melher fd Der gbrp. q. >. GbenOwitb
BON Dem 8eroaf)te reinigte, an einem 3an3.
Ser9nitgen in 8tqur0'S 2otal Gbeil genOm'
men 81 haben. Ntau beibDcrte ii6 iiber>
haupt, oaB man beutsuta9e ohne Sau5eH uno
Srintsn gar feiH Yer9nitgen mebr baben
fanH.
- Sobn 8eb9c, eiu Neger, ruurbe seitern
uuf DE 2lusage leiuer 6rau arretirt, cine Sc
roiin Sel. 9ampe auf fie geiuorfeu gu baben,
III 6Olge Qeiieu bic Gampe erploOirte mo Die
6rau iebr gefdbrltf Oerlebt murOe.
- Sin QclUiiier 0uuiS al Der %. StraBe,
uube Der ST StraBe, fam leete Q8ofe an
0Onneritag Abeuo ipdt, geraoe re65ettl9
nab 5auie, ais uerinft lpurOe, ieln 6auS IN
8rano gu itedeu. gr l0idtc oas Seuer nit
S1iilfe Ieluer 9E1milieuaeuoIieU
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9er 9pnantits&ofcWt6t ctm gnss
l1u0er.

Nems sOort, p. Sebr. - Ser beige
britiid)e @eneral &oniul bat ioebeu ieineu
Seridjt iiber Die GergaHaenb,it 3bomaiien's,
alias Sboma8 uno SbompiOu, beenoigt. Sc
erbellt oaraus, OaB 3. etn geboreuer Gn9ldu-
Der uno inter peri1ieOenen 9famen befannter
Shminoler mar. Der 8ert1t niro na6
europa, reIp. 8remen, 9eidiGt werDen. gr
entbdlt cine Menge &gatlaheu iber &'S 8e=
trii9ereien in ct. gouiS uuo al anoeren Sr>
ten. (Siebe uniere Mittbeiluug iiber 6rau
& IN hpr1 hpnti1en hprid,tprlAN
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0orOou's SSntter
fir
pferSe una gern l)ieb.

3eueuliie iiT oeu Bepeis Der prottii-ben VasGh
teit uno Sparanlteit bieies 5utters tommeu fort
tudbreEb.
Oberft Coleman, 9isentbiimer oes oGarroatous
ootels," ia9t: SD bin Elm regelmdBt9er SuHoe nno
babe bas 9roSte Sertraueu in oieieH drtitet. @T
sr5eunt msbr uuo before Diilt, rueun man &dbe oas
nit fitttert."
SO. ulmanu & Comp, Smporteure uno DeitiIoa
teure, iaeen:
raJtt Sem srosten 8er9uHgel empeblen fplr bic,
fen Nrtltel als ipdridn uno bo4it fuohltbueuo."
Gen. g. .. 8pler fa9t: .Yiit Berg s1ii8eu beSeuoe
Id, oaf oieier 4rfel adn5l4e 3uIrieoenbeit 9ie5t.
sd babe oas dnoere Sutter um DenteFten5 etn 8iers
tbeif reouIirt, uHo bic Pieroe oenoen ii befsr oas
bet."
SorOOu's Buttsr fOffet nur Gents fiir lee {
BltteruH9.
BGItimorsr Depot: Rr. 48, gDeR Sassttss
%tgafe.
ant bet u. 9. 8oee, iuu., & @omp., Wr. t47.
Roros5oparofraBe. fouie bel ben 9etrdi6ebduolerr
m aasemelnsn su haben- (Sept9, ,l2I9te.T T :
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rTnNc

q p.S pen, @onn., %. 6ebr. = Sn
8air>!9auen 1T ous 6abrifgebaube Der 6irma
4ltouter & So. ab9ebranut; Serluii $4,000
Die Sirma Buibnea & 60, pet6e cine
8abrtf in Dem 8ebauoe betrteb, uerliert $10,z
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9te @elesenbett tit siiuFte +!

9te 8ete8enbett TIT stimittg!
gssi!e ssN Gais &anfman, gsss'e ssg
~eoms.rt.) Rr. 22, q. Gntawitr., lreomstrt.
offerirt
ihmarse Seihc,
sbmarse nno farbtee @afbmere, fd,tuarse aao
iarbtse Mtpacas,
einfade unb farbise
SsIeioer Stoffs
aler Irt.
sttderetem ;....:..S d BET
8Iace<Sanof1nbe,
Samtttet,
GtrnNpfe,
nntertIeioer fir 0amen, Serren uno Rtnoer.
gSetHs tttto 2etueu'gSaageu,
lid nnO Sett Oeden,
Splteu Sorbdnge,
bertlbe uub fransOildle Sbapls,
td,wexe supaene sbatuIs II. Z ~.
grsssnt} ~ frHperen In''s sretfeu. @roSsent
Nlusltus, 6lanCG, 8et= 5orbent
aIteS g orteu SaumpoIls. Baaren
srpber 9iusipaGI.
Sete Breiie garantirt.
SGts Seaaiman,
lSept, ,.2NteF; ST. 22. RorOs@utawstr.
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spelia! Noti;e,t.
@aItcmore
.Sire .5a(uragff QDtnse.

eslre -5aI Inra1ff Wfnss,
SaepeasNfs BON goutE,s timo sSatsr=gtsass.
3teFe 5eleGImaft perihert iorpdfrenb se9en Ger'
ilatt ODER Shaoen burb Sranouugthd ionoll>tn Der
Bobuz, 9aben= uub aSaareubiuier, San6els s!iter,
afer6au= Brobutte, 9io6efn. 6aus @erdtbihaiten,
i'm Sau besrffene oSer i'm Safen In 3abuus befiuos
ube babr5eu9e Il. |. 70.
Sds Direttoriur, Seitebt aus ioi9en6eu Serren:
2G m. q. Sarrii on, Rrdiioent;
Beo. u. 8tders, &. Ho6t. Sentlus,
SGnib g. Wilion, 6. Rortou Ste,pGrt,
Sroucis 3. Sing, ., 3. NeDcomer,
Senrp Carroll. SrotIe 9oripts,
H. g, StenGrt, gB. B. 3anlor,
9}m. 8. 8rupe. Ssrael @oben,
3. =. eapff, George {. 5drriIon.
EDnl. 6. Venuinstrn.
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