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, 1876-10-10

GEORGE ". CURTIS, 1u Harpers Weekly, says
that every tiny shows that the attempt u the
Democratic party to ignore all its history, tFa-
dltions, principles, and tendencies, md impose
itsclf upon tho country 81 purity Ut reform, has
failed. No party can separate itself from its
past. Tho men and tho ylcwa that compose tho
Democratic party cannot be instantly changea.
nor can the progress and development Of the
country to-lay bo independent Of ita condition
yesterday" The Democratic party, lie says,
caunot change its nature or It's instincts. II is
s'the same old organization which !as always
proclaimed State Sovereignty rs the fundamen-
tal principle Of ths system, md which In It's
Convention and by its Representatives In Con-
gress has pronounced tho amendments to the
Constitution that followed tho War to be revo-
e.utionary and void, and which Inns nominated a
CALHOUN Democrat for President, and for Vice
President Senator who voted against every
oss Of the amendments. Thcro were many who
were at first nllurcd by tue cry of reform; but
when they reflect tilat It Is raised by those VINO
have never sl,uwn any desire forrcform, and who
have burning craving for Official plumber aud
power, they perceive that tho Democratic chorus
| for reform curiously resembles tho sheartnE Of
| ewipe-great cry and little WOOL"
, 1876-10-10
Greenbacks at tho Now York Gold Ex-
change yesterday closed at OIL.

The forthcoming session Of The Rock River
Conference in this city promises to be Quo
Of unusual interest to tho Motlodlsts OF tho
Northwest. The largo number Of visitors In
attendance and the programme Of exercises
prepared will render the occasion men-
orabte,
, 1876-10-10

Is,t not about time for the Tlldcnitcs to aa-
nit tl,at Coloradoh has goue Republican, electing
a Republican majority Of the Legislature, which
secures the ttrea Electoral votes pf the State
for lIAyEs and WnRRLER, and adding two Re-
publican Senators to tho roll Of tho Senator
,rhey will have no object III p.saccalng the truth
after to-day, and VIC may Therefore expect to see
them confess to the truth.
, 1876-10-10

The Congregational State Committee OF
Massachusetts, are commencing tho resolutions
Of the late General Association on the subject
Of Temperance to the attention Of tho Individual
churches therein. They show great wisdom. 1t
IL beginning ut tho right end Of temperance
agitation. Tho education Of tho young III cor
rect habits wilt be worth moro than a3l the &C.
cret aoclcttcs or Prohibition Legislatures can
accomplish. 1t is the only wsy tntcmperance
can te successfully attacked.
, 1876-10-10

The vote In GRRHLEY's colony IN Colorado
wa: Republican, 3s4; Democratic, So; Rcpub-
ltcan majority, 24l, Tile full official vote Of
Denver for member OF Congress was BHLPoRp,
Republican, a,145; PATTERSON, Democrat,
1,704; Republican minority, Isl.
, 1876-10-10

.x 5.I ...,,s - A.. t>... a,,,.t,s,
Moshf, "ho ~ eo,'' y. ,"o 10. as"'.ns .,'
on 'he conieueta'o sluo, aua ""o S, slaSe ~
"@ 49, "tsA". - e-s.,,a. s.,a -....,,1,,
served tne tcFita u s"s suttcnuc' a''u son'Au'J
conformed to tho situation, Perceives the
e,,,ct,,,1 fo,1v of Tim Ho)it South movement. He
sa'at ta ~ nnfeo,;on NJ thc sonth "a Int
rcassertlon OF tho old sectionaliam thnt cn1-
,ninotc1 IN tho Rctollion, He sees tint no tnat.
a''nuteu -. w. ~ no',., Srssns,. .,.t !. ~.
ter now earnestly tae ooutn F!olesta s.4a1 ~ ~
cents tho amendments Aud the results OF the
W.. m I,rrn n. n ,rftca NJ, tho co1or-ltne. H.
Hu'' 81 tonS ~ ~ 'ss M.s.,e w ~
gives tic lsc TO all lis pfotcstat!oils, anu
nacesaar1ly unttca tlo peonlo Of the loyal States
~. 49, ..st,n., ,vhaso .n,nntan.a ~ thn
hgallst tHa1 eectlou. "noou "seePta'ieo ~ '',o
amendments Is simply Tor the purpose Of get
ting rid of them. In recent intervicw with
correspondent OF this ph!!sdelphia 1esnes
Col. Mosur said; ......- ...
hays boon repeatedly asked TO snppott I!LnEs M
aha nf tSo sonth"rn meanta an II eec,ed
viii be under sholr control. Now, It II Just fur
this reason tlat am " ~ slas q slg ohpo.t!o1
en no.ahtiity is 'u Ths seetona ny Of s sott
crn people las boon thu governing Idea and bars Of
thell p91!tles 60 far !tom u 6etng @ tas reM94y M
svI,s tny isya snercd. 30 lonu II cor
tinuts ths WaT viii 10 controlling eleaept IL pol
, 1876-10-10

Our local Legislators were too much ah'
sorbet' yesterday in political matters at homo
nud elsewhere 10 give their customary atsen-
ton 10 tho business Of the city aud county.
There was no quorum Of tho Common Conn.
eli, aud the County Commissioners audited
no bills
, 1876-10-10

We put Our guess on record Of the result In
Ohio and Iul'ana: Ohio Republican, on sl.-
psemc Judge, by 10000; lnaiana Republican, on
Governor, by a,5o0. It may be great dead
bigger than the above, but we think mot smaller.
, 1876-10-10

The Chicago produce markets were gen.
orally eaaier yesterday, with fair business
doing. Mess pork closea 6@aoos pes hs1
, 1876-10-10

tlooks very mucl, as Il our fellows have tho
bulge on the other chaps In ludiana. We shall
know tonight.
, 1876-10-10


West virginia votes for State officers and
Congzessmen to-day. In August last 1t was
thought that there was q chance for He
publican victory, but Il moro careful inspec-
ton aispellcd tho hopo, md aince then moth
ing las beon done outRide to contest the
Stato with the Confederates. Wcst Virgins
constitutes ono Of the "8olld South " which
tho Confederates have resolved to carry by
such measures % may be necessary, from
argument to assassination. Two years ago
the voto in the 6tate On Cougrassmen was as
follows:
Confederate vote. ...3. 823
Republican vote. .2o, 874
Confederate minority. y, 048
The Republicans ars hoping to curry ono
ot the three Congressional Districts, but the
Confelerates will awcep tho State by 5000
to 5000 minority.
, 1876-10-10

Eighty thousaud Democratic majority Is the
Associated Press report OF the election III ucoF"
eia, wticn nc,ys In this heated political season
ls received With utter Indifference because It ls
news to noboly. 1t "a what everybody expect
cd. Had there been any conceivable motive Tor
rolling up bigger majority. there 10 no renson
to doubt tho Georgia Democracy Woutd have
done It as easily as rolling OIL a log. Iho saot-
gun, and the Whito~Liue tcrrorlsr, and tho IN
famous poll-tax cohtriycd to distranchtao the
blaclts, were good for any majority tl'at was
wanted. 1t Is some years since there was an
election in Georgia which was an expression OF
tho popular Will, instead Of fcra record Of the
results Of shotgun canvass. But, ~ often rs
there Inns been even partial tolerance oI 1ree-
dom Of tho ballot, It ilaa been shown that both
parttea are almost evenly balanced, the prepon-
dcranre being on the side Of the Republicans
The result now Is simply the finale Of the NULL
acatior Of tho Fifteenth Amendment by the
Whttc-Liners Of Georgia. Tile Trigger" who
can look straight into tic barrel Of
Whlte-L!ne Shotgun and survive to make
his way to tho polling place, and who,
when he gets there, can produce tho receipts
showing that he has paid his poii-tax for
every year since hr became subject thereto,
may gct chance to vote Us he pteases;. and, II
tho Democratic majority be 50 big TINT hts vote
he Of no consequence, he may feel reasonable
ASSURANCE that It will be counted. But the
freedmen who look straight into the barrel Of
Whte-Ltne sl,ot~guns have for so long passca on,
not 10 the polls but to tho graveyard, that there
are few OF TINT sort left, md their number was
diminished BY the exploits Of Gen. BUTLER, Of
Hamburg massacre, and those OF his Tx who 30
| abound In Georgla that they ilnd time Tor e1"
curs!ons into South Carolina to regulate
| "ntggcrs" there. Tho example Of 0eorgla,
which Is 80 constontiy held up by the advocates
| Of the lost cause for tho encouragement OF the
cx-Cantcdcrates in tho other Southern statcs'
proves how completely they nullify the Fi1'
tceuth Ameudmeat upon rcgafnlng tho ascend
cncy-whtch Is precisely what the example oi
Gcorgfa is cited to encourage them to dc
throughout the lately Confederate States
, 1876-10-10

NfcYtckcr'a Theatre.
u.dt.nc s.rt.t between state sud pearDor
engagement Of q. F. Howe. "Drass."
, 1876-10-10

f1averlysa Thentre.
Randolph street between Clark aud LASatlc. Call
torrta Mlnetrela.
, 1876-10-10

New Chicago Theatre.
C1srt street, between Randolph and Lake. uooleJs
klnStteIA
, 1876-10-10


nug,ber Of accurate portraits OF American anI.
life, lie taa gone below thu surface OF epsm"
many pointa, and 10 the observations Of a 'oss
taken from original soutccs, often ha'o .Sr.,
value. SELECTION might be nshde tsotn 1n'
spondeuca for = goo1-slxed volume 70 " 1ss IT,,
ltshed In AmerIca. Tho 1aat letter, o. Aa.sd A..t.d
Hotels. Is Enthusiastically humorous au0
full Of information. The correspondent no".
what sons stcaua may hare failed 10 oose
lhet every hotel has Its drugstore Or ,,.. ,m,
chop, near tho grand entrance; aaa' ~ tbt
itatiou of NATURES rule Of placing hsa' u..nta
poison the antldoto peculiar prominence s.'nsn,,
whatever pills are tho swosn 1oee ~ hn,.;lry
md ulothafa," lie roma rks aso that tae lu, x,
s"narslns which IN England IL called NH
hctc t.rnc m .se1c vatoF, for the ,'.,.
suulcs. that ,.th,. country IL too ote !"
word.." But he admits that the American st.s.
Or. are sumptpous enough 10 dcdeFse 'ast ..n.d. u
sounlin1 appellattoas Ills account OF en s,ssto
rnte with head. walter at sasatogs VIM .ooa
bu feed il suEdclently amusing. "os. .1rnEnt
th,nk Of facing him." he says, "as o' .,rp sna
rsitroaA DIrector, made dellcatd ln?unM '",. Of
found, to my disn,ay, that sTea I'M ~. rsnmbst
.he]ps' was Of like passions win ~ asie,ttl,
n,yrmtdons, md. ~ the Amefaeans -, a poot
phrase It, expected to 10 'sssa. a. but Z
man ha would consent 10 .aks ~ taa.
fiCn man WQnl1 III WpkA ~ Nv. h. tbofea
| mot summon up fprtttuae enough ~ .so,d Is /
| down upon By him - poor, ana eann''
| have resolved to ay the place."
| HOTEL ARKiyAfA' .W4l.
Pat,uer lfous4-Lloyd Wheaton, ~. y. . u.ut!.
tar Durham. Bristol, Eng; the "ol l....cra. II.
Keokuk; the Hon. C. Z, reafson., ~ I Mop, =,
H.: ". D. Huseh!ason, Gernsoy' ~ w.,hiss'
Y)adc. Q,cnbeulah, Wts. @. !. sh.'n, -, 1leht&p'
ton: pr!nce Of Mou.eanoos and Ps'nee o. y. su,p.
stsiu. Austrla; Senator Rtehstd J: os1ss s.on pep
asld: N. M.,son, princeton; J. H. sam'p ~. tfoo,
xsr' col; j. i, whit4. Kentucky Inc '. Brts,
richards, Now York; Il. Q. cooE. e.4 I'm. ]. !
sycamore, ... Grand Paaac-The ''Isr n"", i. s
Uh1,stie, i. II. Dumas. knd II. !. us"j j. SHY
Momzqliap cau,u,lssIon, Washlnston' - eiistyel.nd
herd. Los Angeles; j. u. ousb%a't t.,well yos
4. H,. *. Paul; tae Hon. H. u ',s, nsns" Pb!ls
| ion; D, u, Bligh, Louisslllo;J' ~. ,,iues; y
dclph!s; John schoeat.en. eoaas ,nsn green, Pe1s
lIoa ], j. Mitchell. 81. Lou1S; Soan IT,. Me-
land. oregon; Z. J. os5' wa!pxdsa'
Otlesus.. ;. 9rtn,oas NoassTM' 1,srios; F. !
Moutseal; Dr., ". n. TeeRssden, 80 t.,t W..,t.s,
Wasbburn. Wisconalu; II. L. Wssgns' nm. Qsort
4. :: the 81, Louis ua4a Balt Clubs toe euiaat-c, ;
Douela., cedar Rapids. SA*Fts1n un.b Bo.:ol
Ifuyiupnd, han FraHclacp; H. y, York; En-
Mass. ; the 1lon. u. 7. bowess. .a,,n' Ksw Het!
ntchl, Loudop. Kpg J. u. tu'D ~" s,aa.I. Btl
Radcline baldwin, New Yote' 'A' col. II.
burlington; ". II. Hnnts!, iuna h. Ao5'Ss
nsrvsy, LsaysnwoEthi ~ S.1 T9sk.
, 1876-10-10

Confederate yota, 81, 823
Republican vote... .-...-. .28, 874
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Howl 20 Make aiischIef.

Keep your eye on your neighbors.--
Take care Of them. Do not let them
stir without watching. They may do
something wrong II you do. To be
cure you never knew them to do any.
thing bad, but It mag be on your &C.
count they have not. Perhaps il it had
not been for your kind care they might
have disgraced themselves long ago.
Then do not relax In your efforts to
Keep them where they ought to be-
Never mind your own business-that
win take care Of itself II you find any
Symphonic OF any one passing out OF
ths path of duty, tell every one else
~hat you see. and be particular to zee .
great many. IL il good way to circu-
late such things, though it may not ben
eft yourself, or any one particularly -
DO keep something going-silence is q
drssdful thing. It's said there was 81
alence In Heaven for the space Of bali an
: hour. Do not let any such thing occur
% earth. II would 10 too much foi
this mundsne sphere. ~
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The Use Of Tobacco.

Dr.B f. Richardson, F. r g., in his
Biseases Of Modern Ufe, IL An uncom.
promising opponent to the use Of tobac.
co. He refutes, however, the notion
that tobacco smoking causes cancer aud
consumption. DR.. Richardson believes
that there Is no ground for assuming
that organic disease results from the
uss of tobacco, but he believes that
functional disorders are inseparsble
from the habit Of smoking, and the au-
thor gives long description Of the va
rious disorders which be believes may
BE- traced to tobacco. The Lancet, in
criticizing Dr. Richardson's work, thinks
that s'his statements are probably in the
main accurate as regards the smoking
when excessive, hut that they ere too
ansepipg when applied to al smoking,
moderate and slight as we'll as extreme I"
Somewhere, however, in the book DR..
Richardson reluctantly admits that "un-
der certain circumstances tobacco does
help te bring unnatural into natural
functions, producing 10 the over wearied
brain mental rest, partial oblivion Of the
past, and . tendency to that natural
sleep which knits up the ravelled sleeve
Of care.n
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Farm and Town Property
FOR BE.

THE undersigned offers for sale his farm,
/ lying one mile east Of Woodsfeld, oon-
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raesday, June 8, 1876,
A Mothsr's Words.

-,
motner on Tue green NUS OF yer
mont was holding by the right hand q
son, sixteen years Old. mad with love OF
the sea, And as she stood by the gar
den gate one morning, she said:
Edward, tney tell me-for ! never
saw the ocean-the great temptation of
. seaman's life is drink. Promise me,
before you quit yonr mothers hand,
that you will never drink ;" 1s.t
"Aad," said he for he told me the
story Il gave the promise, and | went
the globe over, Calcutta and the Medi-
terranean. San Francisco and Cape OF
Good Hope, the North Pole and the
South saw them all in forty yeare,
and I never saw 9 glass nlled with SPAR
Killing liquor that nv mothers form by
the gate did nos rise up oeIore me- ana
70 day ! am innocent OF tue tasee Oh
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ROAD NOTICE. /

MOTlCR is hereby given that 3 petition
~ will be presented to The Commis sioners
OF @onfoe county. a. their regular session
commencing June :, praying for the vacation
Of county road commencing at the, forks
OF the road near the barn on the farm Of the
late William Casey; thence to thsspoint
where II interseots the Summer6sld and STAT
ford road on the premises Of Benjamin Dot
son ao MANY PETITIONERS.
may9T6t5
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Legal Notice.

Nttf -. u. mir erff7
DHlLIP wAG0NHEIM, whose place Of resi-.
i dsnce Is unknown, will take notice that
on the Oath day Of April, 1876, John N. aenin
fled petition In the court Of common pleas
Of Monroe county, Ohio, in . civil action
against him. demanding s65s, and interest
from April l, 1875, ~ past due on contract
for sale Of real estate, and $2,050 and interest
from same time, which is undue, and for the
sale Of the. following real. estate In said
county, to wit Seventy Eve acres, be the
same more or less, in section twenty nine,
township four and range Eve, and bounded
on the north BY lands Of George Ksstsrer and
W, T. Norris; on the east BY lands Of W.. T.
Morris, N. Hollistsr and John Flsahman; ON
the south by J. Dressed; and on the west hy
Main street Of WoodsHsld aud new road
leading to Antioch, excepting therefron the
Catholic Church lot; the said land il more
particularly described in the deed from james
'R. Morris and wife to John N. Genin, dated
March 80, 1870. and recorded in Record Of
Deeds Of said colnty, volume twenty seven
page two hundred and twenty two, 10 which
reference Is had; you are required TO answer
said petition BY the third Saturday in Jane,
1876. HOLLfSTER & OKBY,
arr2S, 7ew6. Att'ys for Hsnin.
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Mondsy WAS ons 81 those dresry.
rainy days when.a msn stays 1t home oil
day and pulls ontsll his private papers,
with view to ssraiehtening things, and,
afser looking them carefully over, leaves
them in hesp on the table for his wife
10 put away Dan6nry Nsrs.
A New York correspondent Of the Re.
chester Democrat and Chronicle puts
Commodore Vanderbilts s wealth at S45,-
e000. 900. He ie below tue mark. Even
nthese days of deprecated values the
old man holds securities worth millions
more Than that Uncle Daniel Drew, who
knows whereof be speaks, put the prop
erty OF the Commodore at e108. .000, 900 !;
hut pe-haps be gets ittoo high. Still
every one will allow that Vanderbilt is by
M The richest man in America, at least in
immediately realizable property IN. 7
Sxn. So &C.
Mr.. Beecher's feminine friends would
mske an interesting boqnet for the Gen.
tennial. The close OF -some recent do,
ings ct Plymouth Church 10 tbus report
cd by Q writer who wss present: As the
Bowens passed out through the crowd,
me mbers rushed around them, called the
old man liar and coward, and four Of
Eve ..lsdies' leit their husbands and fol-
lowed Mr. Bowen through the long al.
ley way tothe street, Kissing in his ears
80, you dog!w you rat ~ aRat, rat
aoa you wish YOU could get at The bot
tom facts p ~ wish was man =
40, you mean old rat =
Among the notable minor buildings
ON tile Centennial grounds none attract
more attention than the Moorish Villa
from Tangiers Ii is Twelve feetin diam.
/, e.er, ard about the same height, paint
ed in variegaled colors, The door j.
too low for man to enter withou
. stopping, and the windows are about
1Oxl2 inches. in size The vestibule,
walls and ceiling are inlaid or covered
{ With moresque decorations Of the mos
curious and intricate character. Thil
t0y-iike structure is in charge of hal
dozen Oritnlals in their national cos
iume, who are o. jccts Of curious inter
est 10 adj
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Land for Sale.


:CsRvENTY .ONE ACRES. ors.half nlls above
y the thriving town Of Matamoras, on the
Ohio River, In Grandsisv, towuship, WASH
ington County, Ohio, upon vhiah H.
A LARGE FRAME DWELLING,
good ware house. 30x4o; also store room
1890 tobacco paokins house, stable, coal
house, smoke house. wood house and other
bpildines. Also COED we'll OF water and .
good oistsrr. s'ss - =. g.
Al the sbov. premises there issa good
landing for boats at any stage Of wafer ip
the riysr There 10 aboat l,U00- bearing ap-
pie trees, s,tesethsr With psar, plum and cherry
trees; good vineyard which has bore for
several years.
Terms 10 suit purchaser. Any person or
persons wishingto 70 purchase will apply IN
person or By letter 10 A. b. BARNES,
or q HUrcHisoN,
Nstsmossa Ohio.
Sas or g. Q. ALaEO,
mchal, ,7en3. Jolly. konros Co. Ohio.
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v.ALUAHLE 0is
Steam and " ater Mill for Sale.

THE undsrsisnsd ohsr their stsan Snd W.
i ter mill, four milss east sf Wse1H1sla
Hon sunhsh crssk ,fof iaies together 4i,h fssty
acres Of land. The Mil has tive q ths
B 3 ST F RsENCH BUKRS
d in thoryush repair and IN :. ed sslsh-
borhosd; mot another steam mill within IN
miles Of Il. There b { ssod ssssssibls vsin
sf coalen tbsa pssmissss ri IL ,ssss
Eo Terms Will h@ moderate. wssvosla tsks
= snsll farm IN psyt pay. 1 e s's''s
+ AHs noEu1na.
junsle, tat.
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PURE WINES AND LIQDOR0
E,or Medicinal Purposes, may always be found
C at. r. JUDKINS'.
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LE KOx, O1xx q.
Cash Assets eyef 37Oua0o.
TINS Company .kss tssn dsils ) - $780,.
i fuf bunnss9 III svsf Iveonavsthx
Years, during whi6A time e has "a -
farmsr6 of Ohio ~ iseS e -
go A@761 res ssA0sfsos
It 10 u shis sins 1siss nsusi Aullh6lt =
Ohio than any eshss csnsaa1v
Monroe = NsbIs CsGpdy rdf1sess
should sonsrlt tksif istsssi stS5b E1s1
tinst, 81 ihsuriny = this Ct1t6n5s lAb
Their RafeS Hefne IoWoR
than those Of my other Ssw lSlIg bo1neGs
In 6itksr bounty. 91f ~ Has
Z fhs asasnisnsa en- ~ aulAss,1pa Aopnle
for Monroe and Nehls .cenufiss.
Fer InsuFanse epply ~ ! ASH
!; - = JAMES G. Joull0401
nalSss, Msarss o6ona3s oolk
o3abd IHo11A9 o. .lxtllR
Wesdsas,ls llsasss csea1. ohis,
June - le76-1.s RS ~ 9zzz
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HOTELS.

THIs house has bssu thoroughly sspalsta
IL recently, and ssffspsisesr inlosns tkg
travelling public shst ks ispssp6s6d = agSse
accommodations Of the best, The table VIII
BE- supplied With nc psss y1gsmxE1sExgEaH
the rooms and bedding are kept slsaa -
comfortable; stSblin6 IN good -ofdss, a11 -
traveller ID assured that his horses viii rsosive
good csrs. travelling Agents 1EHBsiaSDsSk-
cd with sample rooms. juns12.s5ly
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@t0a day n Asns. Assntswsatsd. out-
W | = q and tsrns free. TRUE = Co. A.
gusts, Maine. nch9l,s7oY.
, 1876-10-09
q. s. &unfe1s Gtfen 3 weins
NiffcrS

bat in allen befannt getporbeneu Sd1en
ariinbltde Seilnng icner allQ metne II
g 1 NJ d Of oes menihlihen Sr9aniSmnS
beperftenigt, melde iid in fol9euoen Spmp'
tonlen funbgtbt Ibnet9un9 ge9en ale I'm.
I%treneung, gerluit bes @ebddtntfcs, lths
mungsbeihtperoen, Sfmahegefiibl, Surft
Dor &rantbeiten, RerpDies 3lttern, Sobes'
angft, Nadti6meibe, falte SiiBe, i6pahes
@eliht, Mattiafett, uniperiele @rlhlaffun9
be8 OfuSfellbftem8, fptoernatiirltd)er SetB'
hunger NIT hpspfptiiden Spnlptomen, betBel
Sdroen, fiegenber Sibe burd) ben 9al3fr
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