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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-10-12
Capt. E. W. Early.

-Wenay before our readers to-day the tette
of Capt. Y. W. Early, accepting the Repub
.flcan nomination for Congress in this district.
Its we'll arranged and ringing sentences can
'alot fail to leave deep impression upon the
puddle mind. 1t reflects the mfrd and
sentiment of IL clear headed and earnest
snatl and we are sure will be read aud fairly
considered by everg one into whose hapes it
may fall. The late i.o0r at which 1t WAS re-
cetved, and the pressure Mpon our columns,
prevent us from referringste it IS .,ye .shonld
desire. 1t will amply repay pesllsas.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-10-12
Masonic Hall,

Masonic Hall.
FAIR WEEK-siS nights-and one Matinee.
commencing MONDAY. October 9th-Matinee Sat
urday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
PROF. ANDERSON,
KING WIZARD OF THE WORLD.
Assisted By the Asiatic Wonde7,
LEONA ANDERSON
IN THEIR WORLD OF MAGIGt
100 Gifts presented to the audience nightly.
Every child receives Present at Matinee.
ADMISSION, So cents. Reserved seats 50 cents
Matinee Prices-Chidren. 15c Adults, Csc.
oct 12-lt
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-10-12

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. nth, 1876.
Stanton Nxgznian dispatches from
Cincinnati and indianapolis claim both
States for Republicans by three to five
thousand majority. c. c. FULTON.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-10-12
Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia.
All Three States Claimed for the Repub.
licans,

We give the following dispatches, which
are from reliable resources, conveying the
latest intelligence from the important
State elections which was held on Tues
day, the 10th inst, We lay them before
our readers, that they may see the basis
upon which we predicate the belief that
the Republicans have carried all three the
States:
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RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 10th, 1876.
S. N. Koa::-Nothing definite, but all
three States believed to be Republican.
Intense excitement here.
O. II. PussEL1.
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x3Vx11UVV 0B has removed t(

A&0414Uv VNAB has removed to
next door to Marble Yard.
where he is opening his stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. NOTIONS
QUEENSWARE, sc.
He respectfully invites his friends and the pub
lie generally, to call and examine his Goods, as he
feels confident that his prices will compare IA
voraby with those Of any House in the Valley OF
Virgin mia. Very Respectfully,
II. W. ELSOM
oct IL Staunton, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-10-12

The JEws.-Two jews have been elected
40 the Italian Senate, the frs wtrp freve ever
4aeld this honor in Italy.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-10-12
RICHMOND. VA. Oct. nth. 1876.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. nth, 1876.
MAJ. S. NJ Xos1:-Our information
from reliable sources indicates that we
have carried Indiana and Ohio.
las. d. BRADY.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-10-12
RICHMOND, Oct. nth. 1876.

RICHMOND, Oct. nth. 1876.
S. M Yost Telegram from Freddy
at Indianapolis: Republican ticket cleo
ted in Indiana
ARTHUR A. SPlTzER.
Pres't Sec'y Rem. Com.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-10-12
VERY LATEST
WASHINGTON, D. c.

=. To VaA1er NrgzniaA We have car
ried Ohio by an increase on the majority
of Is, although Barnes runs behind the
ticket, and was scratched in the large
cities by the Germans. Indiana is very
close, with the probabilities in favor OF
Harrison He has cut down the seven
teen thousand odd majority of ~, sufi-
cient to elect him by small majority,
provided no bad news remains TO be de-
veloped Whether he is elected Or not,
the reduction of the Democratic majority
is great success, but our greatest sue
cess is in gain of ten Congressman, five
in each State; among the defeated is Hol-
man. West Virginia shows Republican
gains but not sufficient it is feared to
elect Golf. BROOKS.
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1t will be seen by the above kilograms,
that the Republicans have come out OF
the October contest gloriously triumph
ant. The Democrats carried Indiana in
1874 by $1,000, and even if the Republi-
cans had lost it, on Tuesday last, by d
small majority, it would still have been a
victory. The result as it is now presen-
ted, evidently ends the Presidential con-
rest, and gives assurance that the loyal
heart of the country is true to the princi-
pies of freedom.
And now for Virginia
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-10-12

FINO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-I hereby
4 warn al persons from crediting my wife,
Josie Reynolds. on my account, as will not be
responsible for any debts she may contract.
OCT sgt JOHN REYNOLDS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-10-12

DRY GOODS
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-10-12

The above letters not called for within thirty days
will be sent to the dead letter office Persons call
ing for them will please say that they advertised
S. NJ. YOST. P. NJ.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-10-12

Europe, and oppressed by foreign conquer
ers. Struggling through centuries for union.
behold consolidated Germany to-day the first
power on the continent, and united Italy &C.
cupying front rank among the nations.
Instances might be multiplied proving the
fact that the attempt to establish q cOnfeder-
acy was reactionary, and its eXpediency OPP
posed by the history and experience Otnations
but our knowledge of the affairs of the neigh
boring States of Mexico and South America,
renders this unnecessary.
The record of the Democratic patty in
Virginia since the war has been most pecll-
liar, and its line of policy extremely vacila-
| ting. This mongrel party Of model reform
ers seems to be consistent in nothing save its
strict adherence to Punic faith; it seems to
be destitute alike of a name of a platform and
OF fixed principles, in fact, of everything ex-
cept an Unsuitable longing for the spells OF
Office.
In the Walker campaign, their candidates
ran as True Republicans, and when elected
became sound Democrats; in the Greeley
campaign they adopted the Cincinnati NOM
inees and platform, and called themselves
Liberal Republicans; i'll the Kemper cam
paign they called themselves Conservatives:
in this campaingn they throw off all disguise
and aliases and appear as genuine Democrats,
| wiz III Vic 1isl49udSC VI OcL. I'LL. went OUT
OF the Union huyging the Constitution, and
came back into the Union hugging the Con-
stiution." The inference being that they
seeded from the union to have an opportu-
nifty OF embracing that valued instrument in
their own peculiar manner.
do not find tha5 my union principles should
separate me widely from my Democratic fell
low-citizens, for in the Baltimore Conven-
| tor, they went further than I have ever
done, and actually returned thanks to the
federal soldiers and sailors for preserving
the union and Indirectly, therefore, for con-
querlng them, And again. at st, Louis
evinced their sincerity by congratulating the
country upon the fact that the danger of the
destruction of the union by secession had
been happily averted.
The Democracy opposed the reconstruction
acts, the 18th, l4th and l5th amendments,
and in the Greeley campaign, the candidate
| for Vice President in his Broadhead letter,
| declared them all unconstitutional and void.
| In this campaign their platform endorses
all these amendments, drafted and car
ried through as Republican measures, and
bitterly opposed at every stage by the Dem
4cracy. The question ct Qnae arises, does
any sane man believe that 2 patty thst adopts
measures in the hope Of getting into power,
which they always opposed. can be as safely
relied updn 10 earry them out as that party
which originated and passed thaHs What
difference is there between the two parties,
when the Democracy has stolen the Repnb-
lican thunder by adopting in their platforms
all the principles of'ous party, having none
of their own?
tits conceded that the platforms are the
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-10-12

our National obligations, enforced the laws,
and directed legislation to the seclireinent Of
the rights aud the promotion Of the interests
of sll the people? Could the country ask
more OF any administration than that this
kind OF "Grantism" should be initiated and
faithfully followed?
And what Is "GrantisIa'' in Virginia that
the people should he called upon to denounce
and repudiate it? When the people OF
Virginia requested that he exert his
influence with Congress through his Exec,,-
tive office. to allow them to vote OH the test
oath CLAUSE in the State Constitution, he COM
piled with that request. recommended il to
Congress, and In com .,!iance Herewith the
privilege was granted. When the Constitu-
tlon was adopted, Walker, the 'sTruc Repub-
lican,'' elected Governor, and the test oath
stricken out, II. r, Daniel. the Chairman
OF the True Republicans Committee, sent
a telegram congratulating Gen. Grant upon
the success OF his policy. And then with a
base lngtatftwde never eQualled in the histo-
ry of politics, what Yves the "True Repub-
lican and now the Conservative party, turn
ed It's tongue of SANDER and abuse against
Gen. Grant, sRd has kept it wagging ever
since.
AM! when Gen. Lee and other Confeder-
ate officer were indicted under Andrew John
sons thirst for ''rebel' blood, Gen. Grant
stepped forward and demanded that pro-
,eedings be stopped the Indictment quashed,
md the parties indicted 80 free and unmo-
ested, and it was done. This was AGrapt-
ISM in Virginia.
And it is this man Of great deeds and great
oul, who Is honnded and denounesd by the
'esy Men his kindncss and cancellation tas
ested with citizenship and placed them in
he political control Of the State.
, 1876-02-28
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,ur Setit; tur BE Straubunsta ~esritlben nsrben BEN
pntliiun Feline Soften bsrshntt.
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eaHbe.
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I'm Ratt a%natfsaet rirb. pessta prompt unp u%nsntssls.
it% bcantpprtet, &tmsf.n fcQtsn In Gprm psn
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6besmaAt wt.ben.
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rage per Pot ~ta9tianbt.
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ger Blai&e ssr $t "a Dustus Glaf%sn. 8ufsnbuns
Sts Gyprts.
aas 8ufartftsa fsutsa abreffrt u.rb.n an
G. q. q. 1stfbart, M. D.,
re. G2 More 9mtite Ctr.
philadelphia.
"a sestn Ia sHsn Esstsasn. iS22us
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Diratnia Staats- Ga3stte.
SnSiancr anf Dem &rtceSpfao.

Die Snbianer, namentlid) Die Siour in
ben ihmarsen Bergen Ilno auf benz SriegSs
pfab. Oieie Siour ober 9atota > Snoianer
fino mGhtiae Stdmme, meldle ndd Iuii6t
bes General @uIter an 5000 &rie9er anf bic
Betne brinqen fonnen. Nnbere ipredeu ios
Qar BON 10, bern oieie Stdmme baben
iif I'M @eoenlob Ill anoeren Snbianern III
ben letten Sabr,ebnten fart pernlebrt fat
1id al p%ermlnoern. 0as Gigentbum III ben
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geeenpdrtieeu lln5ufrteoenbett oieier Snota'
ner bic @runoIaQe ODER oen millfomnenen
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&Gter einert altqemetnen &rtegSruf 81 erhe-
ben, nel6er ;u In0rifen auf ale norblpeit>
lihen @rens> gniieolungen fibrelt fDrflte.
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ipeil1 aud Die G~lt,iten gum Hrieoen ratben,
neil iie nod immer einen if0nen @eiptnll
aus benz Serfauf Der vid'parSen Serge" gu
Sieben boffer, 10 baben Die liin9eren leoo6
leoe Sofinlng auf9egebet,, oab baralSgtipas
ipiro. Sic bon Ser 0ieaierun9 ansebotene
&aufiumme biinft ibnen Elm Sobr, n1b Die
Nnieoluna peridteoener Golonien i'll benz be-
trefienoen @ebtet oarunter Der Staot
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Qleidt Der peltltde Nrlltofrat polltdnbig Dem
0itltteu. Otan bebauptet, bab bereits Gle
gsafienfdbisen ibre @i9mams p~erlaien
baben, uno baB nur 8eiber, &inoer NIB
@reiie 5l Sans gebIteben iino.
Srot bieien brobenoen S%etpegungen mirb
eS ntht an Der @egenbemegun9 fehlen, MEL
he ihon mdbreno bes 9ansen @iuters porbe=
reitet ipirb; grobe @aratparen bon Sob
iudern uno Iniieblern merben iid nad ben
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fter bat burd feline mieoerbolte Seriiderung,
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Sii0e unb 6ii1e porfinoet, it6er nift basu
beisetra9en, bic Ibenteurer BON ihren Bldnen
ab5ubrinsen. Inter iolden Serbdltnifien
m0bten Sori9lase i'm @on9reB, betrefeno
Serminoerung Der Nrmee feline 9iinitiae Auf'
nabme inoeu. Utan miibte oenl ~bebaupten,
bteie Snbianerfrie9e miiroen gum Sbeil MT
bebbalb anseitiftet, nm Die glrmnlee unents
bebrltd 81 MAIDEN.
, 1876-02-28
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3enrp learp Sss&er's 5auilien > 3eituna tritt ibrs
Ssrbtt.S ailsn an unp eiebt Iprsn AppnnsnIea jwri Der
erbsttn uub l0pnfsn Siepsrapbtten, spet auberf IN.
sisheneen Stleern, rslpe iplerE apsans ttupen, Don Utrs.
Nnbsrlpn, ale Ss8elrtude ~ tbrem Wide awake" unb
Fast asleep. A0enten baben ,mnenlea VI fole 90 1T
bic bette temGls sebplsne @elessnpett Tur lie. gBW llstsrn
ben lsi&tsltsa unp l4pnfen YertIa' s.@eafntanp unb be.
sablsn isbr ppbe &pmmifipa. .Ssp.r irubeIs posr nsus
lt6sr @prratb gu ausenblidltnsr Ysr9npuna sprbanesn.
Die 8eitune iebf fept untsr Samtlen = Seurnalen pbne
itres SIe&en pa. unp 1T 70 popular, baB fe Gle grpRte
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fanat serabs an; he frubersn 8apitsl u erpsn ben 4ton.
nsntsa s%slisfert. Mrs. StSps's Ianssriepnte 5Slee aut
my wife and.I", bs8tnnt mt BEN neasn Sabre. S5r.
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Wsl6aIt ~unf6t. iUlte fur Gueuldrs unp preislihe lid
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, 1876-02-28
80 Ol0 Dominion Qawp01ib
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pputn Nampler, $40 6pminipu. ASpanote, Sjadc
Seli. NtdJmpnb, 2~l.bemarle, @atleras unp
geDrae rs. Sicer Om Sau) aa le6tm Atenfaa,
5EetIa8 -aLp oGn.eta8 pei 9ppwader ~abTabtsn
lanen.
llefs s6tfs Fnb gang nsu unbaparbsn ausbradli4
tWl plrle JtVnIe 8etuul.
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Sape-
SIZE Spuisa, Ssqusmlt&tsit uns 8sbienuus fnb IN.
absrErenup.
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cen t%tBeLmabt8 IN 9eg.ypr. an pIm aperpetten Yter 81
company, 81 gtprtp Oiper.
0tapt Iur 9lage petttr ais Ner.Yprt perben f9nea
UeIpreerI unb pup ea lHr ntUts ais pE Wtrtl@ 6ebabten
uutpFtn bertGnet.
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mitta9s pabrtao peS QDinter5.
Jrapt anesnpmmeh ole 5 ubr 4benos ieben Sag.
QDeesn psilersG Austunft penee man l@ an
George aS. 2lllen u. Gp., aeenten,
5feb. Eliet esmpaap's gptarpes. 0pdstts.
, 1876-02-28
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i'm ALE 1aassenoEen, ba n inmer fbler aaans, ads ct.
~ taseln hnbd. 81 aaalt bu Dpspspttier fd fslta
aRb ietne sanse nnnsebune. Die sladit&s grsblt6tst
sf y. ~ Tire n.9t .aHsn coupe DC saais 1aaS
Depustfein. bas bas 2eten itm cine Eat IL unb felbf bt
iba metben, Hi6t feltea sur gerapsiHaxs sAs b
car ANN SeIbernsrse. Mbr Harna al
, 1876-02-28

Sin fraufbafter 3utonb bes
SluteS biloet bic Saupturlafeu bon 0benz
motlSlmuS. Oie llriaGe itedt I'M Slute ielbIt.
@utferut Die urlahen uno Die 2~Girfuu9en
b0ren BON lelbit aur. Heintgt euer Slut
purd ben @ebranh bon 8r. aug. Songs
Sambur9er Gropfen.
, 1876-02-28

Istsaf EDarum bic f&r.dlt&sa Sdmsrsea susbaItT
ptl1e btefs 8raufbeit nit i'd brtnst. penu In benz ,S6wH
Stl6 Bitters" tin 5etln,tttel stbstsn rptrb, bas Stber let&
erlang.n tann3 Sc l!nbe,t Bic StmerteH trfcrt unb ID
terteefsstent @ttrauhs ptrs Der 9atitnt bon g8pde
y F@ ssher Ssfassa W y. ase ssaaaaoiae pthams d.
laft wxsbea htefes pHahsrbars 5dIu,ttsd ~ sssrau4eh
, 1876-02-28
"Star- Wfra" plattorm.

cline sroAs 9isree. @tn ssafduttssr
S6us snttr Osten. Hrs8tt IL @ituraarsn- 5anblun-
gen neA. gtrealare cratic p%trfenhtt. Ghrsffrst
sn29pt &tar &lattptn. o, Nv
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&@D<sU& @lfaerA

DfsitS Utttsrs 10 iest aas f@sH felt Lsa8ea SGbreH IN
gaatesDues St6rfunss. unb Slutrttntsunssmttte ants.
Raant, ba Il iebss anbert 5eilmttttl etefer art BET met!;1
AbetrtEh. Dds Reeept N bttfem rS&webtfd Sitters" ps
Iasst Bet eta sefs @ebetntnts anb 10 . nod lest: 8u
Asbe Gunuse ~uberltefert, xab 10 u hur&ans ~unntbsl!d.
kas trseab Seaaat aubr bea &tse ttimtr has Ssr =
heS rGdrsbtf& Dtttsrs" eeans, sbS ,tl % gi.a. MIia,td
R!tmenfAtA sur& ben I.rtaaf btefr ssfdif6ter Na6ah
Raunsee ~ ~,rabren, ptl&s 6buli@ a~nsieseu anb f6nsftu
pe Sss e&ts vS&pebtf1 Sitters" abn br @tfunbuet
fadblt& Nnb, pdbrtnb bas ~eteentlt@e unb e4ts -edpt.
btfd Btttere~ NttGtpnex @efunbbdt rnt eebea erbalta
bat. pa bs btfpnsus wt&tte n, s-xs b. aafmertfans
1tt be- publtfans barau5 ~binselAstt, bas isstr 8laf&a
Ntl@e bas e6te ,S1p.bifd 1ttters- eattdli, bic RantnS
saterfHrtft bes ssrao,ssntu Q fE } dnt Naies V.
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Gieber umb faItes Syisber.

gasser 1nl DsatIfsbts fir so Gents iursrt. %
etset !tta Pstlmttssl In tss TDtt. sslats 8ttbsr HEb
H9tgfslatssr ans sEs isxatssR ssrHanstsn QsanfsasNl
(lspsz tasA &esSssS Stgss esasksLsa sksj (Sg8tA
ksiatss ~ .AasSssS ssaAS MaltaF' ~ &ases 10
SsfAA.
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Sie einsiee p~plpte@ntfbe S5aus=
Shulc.

ct. GGemens sail, @nicpt Gitp, Ms.
Sn SSolQe Der 9ergr6Berrn9 Iino fiinf @lGbe oder.
Man belperbe I6 lpfort oarum. Die Brabuirten
iteben bod, giur erfer &laile 9naben lueroen aufge=
nomlneI, Yier 6ourie: Glaiii6, siberal, g8iiicn-
ldaftltt uno GommerJie1. Wtar ibite cine Brief.
1Wliot,0o5a
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ulnter BEN etautsoelesen inforporirt.)
Mdnner= Sranfbeiten.
rE epe3iels MitteI fiir ipe5ieue Srantbeiten p%rGparirt.
Sonprar mdRie eeeen Mne, fret
fir Nrme.

patienten .peroen erIubt, NGberes iiber tbren gu.
FanD ein5ulenoen, porauf ibnen cine etrli6e Nnii@t
iber ibren Sal, Die Wt09libteit Der beilung, Die oaju
nDtbiee 3eit uno bamit perbunDenen Soften mitge'
tbeilt meroen miro.
&orreiponoenB itrena aebeint uro ihrea beantruprtet.
SIM eriten Stparte,nent iino &rantbetten Der
Wieren, Blaie uno oes S3eu9un9soermD9ens Spe'
5ialitdt. Siee idIieBt bic 8ri9bt'i6e &rantbeit,
6arnrubr, S~aamenidipGd1e, ~llnpermo8eh uno aIe
Rraufbeiter priuater 9iatllr eit.
SIM ~Sipeiten requirement iinb 9ebers, 2un9ets,
3opf. lno Gebirntrontheiten pie Speiialitaten, aud
peroen gteroen=4 rantbeitei 0ispeplia, &reos, Jtbeus
m%atismus, Scropbeln, Gatarrb, Yru6, &iifgrats'
trimming lno anoere Sermabl un9en bebanoelt.
Sm britten Separtemeni iperbet Iu9er' nno
Gbrentranfbeiten b~eDorpelt unb ale Sperationen Dor.
genpmmet.
9Bir ipiinfben nalnentlid ein Pamphlet jebert
MIanre 5u ienbeI, ber nit Sp1nptomen bebaftet 1T,
wetdc pbpiides 2eiben befunoen, obsr Der nero0s,
i6tpaf uno per3peifelt 1T unb ipelber bic bette Nus
funft iiber Die 8rantbeiten luiinidt, oenen ct am mel.
item aus9eiebt lit, III Sol9e BON nnflusbeit ober Grb'
li6feit.
Sfdrfe," 1S27o0
nnb ipsr am beiten Sjelen &rbm 81 ertoerben ,peiB,
fam am beIten feline MGnnli6feit bebaupten. Norelle
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