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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25
EVENT ana COMMENT

DR.. Harvey Black. tie new Super
iuteudeut 0f tie Eastern Luuatic Asy-
lum, arrived aud took charge OF that
institution in time TO wiine-. q 80 gJy
fire among is buildings. The Board
OF Directors nave increased his salary
to 5000, per aHuum, besides house
and garden.
Hon. A. II. II. Stuart qualified and
took his seat IN the House Of Delegate
last Thur-day. lie beat Capt. OyiD
two % one, which we presume repre-
seuts the regard Augusta has Tor her
nominees.
Kentucky has elected her greatest
son, Hon. J. b. Beck. to the l.. =.
Senate. lie succeeds Hon. JAo. W.
Stephenson
The robbers Of +. II Johnston in
Wythcyille are bsiug tried. Dan
Sheflry gets year. in the peuiteB,ia-
rs. Tom Cab gets years.
The WytheYiiIc Grand Jury has in
dicted +. II. Clair. son Of d. i. st
Clair, Of the Diputch, a. the one
who shot L. II. Johnston IL his sior.
recently. lie is upt yet ~ years old
James Bevlllc, James + Scott, and
w. =. Pauleit. were indicted a. In.
aiders and abcttprs. The parties were
bailed To appear at the next term OF
the Circuit Court.
Ephriam NcGavock. Of Wythcyille.
died few days ago at the advance age
Of II years. lie Was ar old and sue
ccgsful merchant.
Receiver Henry Tyson has formally
turned over the C. d q. r. r., to Gpil.
Wickham Tie court allowed Tyson
the snug little sum of ten thousand
dollars for his services H. Receiver for
the space Of about four months, and
also one thousand dollars for his per
sonal expenses.
Judge Crump Of the House Of Dele
gates, has Introduced bill requiring
the appointment OF Il board of Medi-
cal Examiners, before whom all ap
plicauts for the practice Of medicine
must go. Each applicant must how
over possess medical diploma.
Gov. Kemper has appointed Mai
r, {, Kent Of WyihcvIlle, To the va
caucy on the Board Of visitors Of the
Blacksburg a and NJ. College, caused
by the resignation Of Dr. Harvey
Black, vino takes the uperinteudency
II the +. l.. Asylum at Williamsburg.
Mayor Carpenter and his board OF AL
dermen have agreed to serve fnl the
year without pay. This will save
$1,000 to the City treasury, or it ought
to.
Alexander II. Stephens thinks he
will not recover from his present ill
ness. His physician seems more
hopeful, and says the chances are in
favor Of recovery.
The Convention to nominate re-
publican candidate Tor the Presidency,
viii meet in Cincinnati, this YEAR.
BY the way. Cincinnati Inventions
have not been very successful.
James K. Sharon, citizen 1t Bed
fond Co, Va. committed suicide Il few
days ago, by cutting his throat with Il
razor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25
Dreadful Railroad Accident

Yesterday evening telegram was
received nom Prospect station, on the
SOuuhside Division OF the \. NJ. {. o
road, Announcing the killing of Mr.
John Ii. Shrlus, son of Col. J. G..
-iirlds late of the Richmond Wing
The tram, which arrived at $3.50, brought
me remains.
Mr.. shields was travelling from
Richmond, W here he resides, to Lynch
burg, ana was escOTtIng his cousin.
Miss Carrie Rucker, daughter Of Mr.
Geo. NJ. RucKSr who was returning
home from Visit To- Richmond. Just
before the accident lac Let up from his
seat in the ladies' car and passed
through tie train to the baggage car
lie opened the door Of the latter and
started in; then came out and sleI ned
down on III l"it hand ana immediate
~ IriI, his body, IN some almost in
cpuccivab,c way getting unuvr t. c
car. one wheel passed over his neck
almost scverlng the head from the
body, ana one fUrt was nearly cut OF.
\ brakeman who saw him fall gave
the alarm. when the train was STOP
ped aud The llteic~s body taken ON
bO3rd tt Wa met aJ the depot here
aud con eyed 10 The residence of de-
c,H.rd's lraud father. Mr. Chrslry
Hardy, on Diamond Hin The shock
ing news was autographed To- tie
f lends of the unfortunate young man
ia RIchNroud and al-o To- ms father.
who now Resides IA Ruckhrldge cuuu-
~, near Lexington.
Mr shields was, we supposs, aiort
p wears u,d, uuu was married TWO or
three months ago To MISS Dunuan,
daughter ef Mr. George Dlnnau, OF
Richmond. he was a youag man #
fine character, excellent business quail
ties, and >tnud high wherever lac was
known. For several years 'e acted
as ira cling agent tor the Wing, ana
~ that capacity gained an extensive
acqulrtaucr throughout the State
Since his retirement from that posi-
ton lie las been living in the hare
ware stone 90 Mir. john Douuan, #
Richmond His parents, who resided
long IN This city. Will have the siucere
sympathy Of many friends here IN
the.r dI>tre slnu affection. LyHchbUyV
IHgiHiuH lsh inst.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25
KILLED.

NJ rI.
Nv '0' ''
nv 80,
a,.o1 c.,J, ln.o d.. I,lI - or Fyr
~; .l -, I.,'.,
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

fond Of playing with lie Tiger"
Now re trust 10 such game Of
draw bluff can be played with the
Legislature Of Virginia. \ man
commissioned as Judge, should
not be allowed leadership in the
leading scandal Of the day, and
then be permitted to defy he State.
Ii these charges are truc, and we
see no denial Of them, he ought
TO he impcachcd at once and :hen
put upon his trial for felony.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25
That jennings Estate.

It Is said that the English heirs to
tins estate VIII make proposition to
the Virginia claimants TO compromise
with the latter 10y allowing them forty
million dollars it they will reiInqui,h
all claims. In the meantime more
new claimants are spriugiug upiu Viz
giniu, and it i highly probable that.
should the proposition of the English
heirs be accepted, there will he much
litigation among the Nirginiuus a. to
who are the real heirs, one Of the Off
ceis in the upper part Of the Capitol has
discovered that he j. an heir 20 this
great cstate,-EichmCHd wig,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

The minority report Of the Sem
ate committee in the Kuight-John-
son case has becn agreed upon more
than a week ago, bur the decision
is kept secret until Major Daniel,
chairman Ct the Committee, can
prepare report, which by the by,
is to be most elaborate one, and
will probably cover as many pages
az the evidence in the case.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25
GREAT CLOSING CUT SALE
to making our Spring Purchases

Excellent CAHCOES at 6 + IS aud
Zoe. per Yard
PLAID CAMBhICS, yard wide, at
l2Ic. per yard worth 2oc.
WASH-POPLINS at 10, ~, and
IG2c. per yard, all worth twenty
five per cent. more,
Handsome PLAID DRESS GOODS
at 20, 3, 80. s. and fOc. per yard
- reduction OF from twenty-five
per cent. has been made in these
goods
Bes quality HAMILTON TYCOON
REPS at 2Cc per yard worth 30c;
\ large lot Of REMNANTS Of DRESS
GOODS at p S,crIfce;
Elegant DOUBLE-WIDrH PLAIDS,
for oyer>suiys. at 81 % and 81 80
per yard worth Sis and 81;
BLACK ALPACAS at IS, 30, IS, 40,
45, 80. %, 60, G5, -, soc, and 81
per yard the best goods for the
money ever offered in this city;
BLACK SILK-FINiSH MOHAIR at
80. 60, -, Soc, 81 per yard. as
handsome as a SIX. aud all very
cheap
AUSTRILIAN CREPEs at 80, co,
ard 7jc. worth is, Zoe, and 81
per yard
BLACK FRENCH MERNOS and
CASHMERES in all qualities at
greatly reduced price, :
BLACK aud COLORKD SILKS in
all qua'itje, at extraordinary bar
gains,
All other styles Of Dress Goods at re-
diced p'iccsi
LGNDALE CAMBRIC al loc. per
ya~d;
KNlGHTs CAMBRIA, thi'ty-thrae
inches tide, at Zoe pr ware.
UTICA 81 RLKArHED 5fFEkTFNG
at 335c., H. at 35c, aud l2,4 at
40c.-Lnese p,sIes are lower than
ever offered Jefo,4,'
Ful'-width BLENCf,ED aod IN
BLEACHKD SHEE1ING at 25c.
per yard;
RED TWILLED FLANNEL-al
wool-at 30, 81. 40, -, and SOC
per yard-from 10 to l5r per yard
below regular prices;
BLUE TWILLED FLANEELa at same
prices
GRAY 1WILLND FLANNEL from
% to SOC per yari;
WHITE TWILLED FLANNEL At 30,
20, aud sc. per yard
PLAIN WHITE RED, YELLOW,
and GRAY FLANNELS from the
lowest to the best qu,li;irs,'
| EMBROIDERED WHITE FLAN-
MEL;
COLORED BLANKETS at 81 80,
/ s., 81 80, and up TO S. a pair;
/ WHITE BLANKETS at the best bar
gains ever offered. We beat the
big auction out Of sight on these
/ goods.
CALICO CONFORTABLES home
rrade--lt 81 80. 81 10, - s. 81.
aud 33-ali made Of gooI calico and
quilted with pure cotton;
THREE, FOUR. aud FIVE
THREAD UNBLEACHED KNIT
TING>COTTON at 30c per pound;
WHITE KNIrTING-COrTON, ia
balls, all sizes from six TO twenty
at Coo. per pound
/ CARPET,WARP in all colors, the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

Later publications state that the
deficit in the Montpelier mnd lost
by Capt. Fowlo at draw bluff, is
$6,44O. The amount Cisgorgcd by
Judge Stevens Of Nelson County
was a $1,000 check, and ten Dist.
Columbia bonds Of $500 each. 1t
seems that Geo. Hi, who won
eight of the $500 bonds, cot of
on easier terms than Stephens, he
amount returned by him being only
~, 900.
There has been talk of impeach-
ing Judge Stephens, bur it is said
ne ieties measures Of the kind, says
ing he will inf RIM on many mem
bcrs of the Legislature, who are
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

best manufactured at SITS per
bundle of FIVE pounds;
COTTON-IARN. all sizes from Copr
to twelve. at Sl.lj per bundle Of
five pounds:
CORSETS in all qualities. from IOc
to 81 per pair We call particular
attestion TO our one-hundrcd and.
ten bone Cnrse,s at SI.Ij per pair
worth ,SI.7j.
Exceller. TWO-BUTTON KID
GLOVES at 75c. and I per pair
aud FOUR-BUTTON KID GLOV,
Is at 81 ~ per par:
Pure LINEN TABLE,CLOTH, two
yards long. a, 81 worth $50.
LINEN DOILIES OF co. - and
81 per dozen worth TO-, 81, and
SI.2O,'
LINEN NAPKINS at 81, $I25.
81 81, and 40 to S. per dozen.
HUCKABACK TOWELS at 81 30.
3. 81 25 81 80. So, and up to
SD per dozen--gll extremely thean.
CARPETS il great variety, BRUS.
Sells. new patterns. Sl.2O. worth
81 So. INGRIN CARPETS from
40c. mp to ; per yard. We call
particular attention to the all-wooI
carPe, a. 10. worth 81; and the
81 carpet, which IS the best two
ply made. worth 81 %
Oil CLOTHS very chear-some as
ln,g - 90. nor yard f,r rnnd ,trloc
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

The rcasse-sueut Of the lands
Of the commonwealth has been
completed. The assessment Of
1873 amounted to S251.573,6I1,,
%. The new assessment OF 1915
amounts to $24G,O4G,397,49. The
decreases is therefore $5,527,2I3,
a, or little over FIVE and half
millions. The rate Of decrease is
about two and one fifth per cent.
lie effect will be to decrease The
revenue Of the State, only about
$4,000.
1t is observable that while lands
in the country have decreased, that
Of the towns and cities has increas-
cd.
We get the above data from tie
DIsPATCH.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

Milwauka papers give all the socie-
~ new-. HE lovely aud accJm-
pli-hed Mrs. CTuCked Bourbon was the
admiration Of all the Indicted guestS
as Il fancy bali last night She wore
10000 gallons of the finest point lace,
-cnt hE her husband when he fled To-
Europe and forfeited his bail bonds,
ana set oi diamonds valued at the
whole local press and twenty-five
yauEcrs and Inspectors"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

ccy the more active. In the fall
his spine was injured, and he lay
unconscious on the floor, with blood
oozing from lie lips. He was ia
ken away, and the members tried
to keep the matter secret, and did
prevent it from being known for
six months. Yaucev never recov>
cred he dropped tom day to day,
became hopeless, listless and va
cant, and passed quietly away
Saws the AMERICAN: He died
without hope cf the success ct
the Southern republic he aspircd
20 found and govern, and for which
he had labored day and night Tor
twenty-five years"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

MOODY AND SANKEY closed their
revival campaign ~ Philadelphia ltst
ught. There Was atreueuduus crowd
present, and over $1,000 was taken
up a. a Collection 10 AID the compile
tlou OF The new Knitting uf ,Lo I Dung
Mems Christian As-OCIa,iuu.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25
Id GI.N0

Oar assortment of Ladies silk Ties,
Rufus, Gloves, Hosiery and Vests cannot lie
surpassed. You can find with MS Nails,
Iron, steel, Hard ware, Queenswlre, Glass
ne. 6rooms and Buckets, Tobacco, Drugs
and Medicines, Notions of all desert puunr,
R"ady-Maie ciothiap, Confcctionerics, sta
tioncry Saddles md Brides, Horse Collars,
and a thousand other things too numerous
to mention. Produce OF all kinds taken in
exchange FOR Goods.
We have tried the "PAY DOWN SYS-
TEN" and it works 80 well that we intend
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

Mdck's
This coiII
in this pla
did not d
last nigha
stay at Ali
scented, aul
feet and II
ny cOnside
rendered.
reflect It'd
thirds Of i
very fair
bers and I'd
general sal
Fanchon.t
Hustained,I
Mr.. Harry
Stupid wal
applause
their apprS
will pressed
the roarlu
Good-for-N
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

IrosentCi
few days
charm. III
order and |
Model joy,
ist" be pi
Charlie So
Mite Soclc
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25
Main Street.

WYE are now prepared to Of
wv Ter our friends one OF tde Lar.
= A gc7r Stocks" OF goods ever
brought 10 Bristol aud ~ lower prizes.
Our stock : Bright aud AcU," just
from New YORK, and selected with
great care. In our varied assortment
can ht found
10000 Yards Calico. from 10 lgct.. 3, 900
ard, Blcachod bun,s,ir, num 5tu i-rI- A good
Article, yaid wide, at lOc 5000 Yards common
and Ftue Brown from To l. .cls. 2''o Narda la
dice Dress Goods from 24c 10 ~ 900 2uJ Pair
Mems Boots, - 5n 10 ss.Or. 300 PAR Boy, Roots,
from A. % to S3 So 800 PAIRS thildreu's Shors.
from 4nc 10 +2.:u 800 pa:rs Ladies' >tocs from SOC
o. Is uIi 800 Pair MS Shoor, Irum - iu - 30
LOCO Mems aid Foy's Hats nom hoe "a 1900 ; BOO
shawls and tlosE- from ioc 20 az 90, loo ruuches
Cotton from ti2j 10 IL IS Zoo sacAs salt tl.3n.
We have sugar from 10 to 10 cts Good
Coffee 25cts. Sole Leather Is to
80 cts. Ladlc. IAts T5cts
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

Hon. a. II. II. Stuart qualified and
took his seat IN the House Of DeIegule-
last Thursday. lie beat Capt. Oyie
two 10 one, which we presume repre-
scuts the regard Augusta has fJI her
nominees.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

DR.. Harvey Black, tie new Super
inteudeut Of tie Eastern Luuatic Asy-
lum, arrived aud took charge OF THAT
institution in time TO wiiue-. 4 30. gJJ
fire among is buildings. The Board
OF Directors nave increased his salary
to 5000, per aHuum, besides house
and garden.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

r. HC ~
son d IN
English u
IIuglanda
ing of II 4
English d
dies dress
being sol
and fr0fA
pronound
pect to re|
few weeis|
on the pel
try, and n
them to 81
of them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-25

procure
and otli
TazeV
Leba1
Broom.
BINnl
Magazi
stitched
ONE St.
for Isl
publisl
politica
nation
it, eslc&
it will
dress.
DEAN
Samuel
- years
c., on III
dis RED
plnCe on
Walnut
Bristol.
Mr.. P
resident
Many ye
iugton @
AN hono
the time
" itu u
Dopartnl
also s br
gant.
Shoe 50
associated
RobcrsoII
Shoe Sto
big boot.
stuGK noW
with y Viz
and siIo
have corr
make to
work at I
They in
MAKE CXs
prices. II
Frost &
Pd,ty.
party at
day nigh
affair. "
dents ace
due for a
On the Co
90. 'c
ment, on
announce
OF Mayo
should 10
stead Of L
Fine m
son d II
English [
England
ing of II
Fnpligll
dies dress
, 1876-07-28
Ser WgslieferunassSertraa

9onhun, 26, Suli. Nie ypaa-
Maa- @a3ette" la9t III i6rem h%entlsen
9eitartitel in Scsus auf Die 9luslieie=
runssfrage: ng8ir linO INNER nod Der
Mnli9t ouB Der SfanoaI Setrsfs oes
6rellaluns @Inslou's permlsoen unb
Die Wcrant:SortllAteit, wel6c in 8e5us
bicisr M%nDele9enbtit auf gnslnno laitet.
~beoenteno erlei6tGrt bate peroen t0nns,
wcnn Die cn9lllde &e9ierung pom Nn-
fanse an cine peri6leoene GtelMns cln-
senummen bate. 9oro @ronpius's 4r-
snment i'll, luweit y8inslow in 8era4t
tommt, losIi6 ribti9, in SeSus ouf Die
iihrisen Sale jcboA ut Die Gnpenonns
oes 8pro 9erbp niAt Su iuioerlcgen, Dap
namli0 Der NuslirierunSspertray, iobalo
cine @sinun9susrl6ieOenbcit 5pil9en
beioen Yarteisn lber oenlslben erttdnoe,
, 1876-07-28

YpIisei @eri9t. Uolgenoe
6dlle famen geftern in oielcm Gerl6tt
SurNerhanbluns:
9rtcila Nprreu, farbia, angefla9t ben
Doul Sasper ansescgrifien uno gei@la'
gen SIT babcn. uno Youl Sasper uno
Soanna sSoues, beibe farbis, ansetlagt
lpcsen eincs morolii9en 0sbrc6ens,
,purosn a(le entlailcn nud 3ablun9 Der
Soften.
Gbalotte Msit1eI unb Sulia &obert-
ion. beioe farbiN an9sflagt iue9en iln=
proentlideu 8etrasens uno gemcire Ge.
ZEN auf Der Gtrabe sebrou9t 81 baben.
MitdeI wuroe S. 9sitraft anO &obert.
lon cuf 80 Sage in Die Sail selanot.
GbarIotte Mitdell wurOe mod 50 &c.
jtraft ,psgeu S6ldserei.
Selpbp &obertlon, farbigs on9eflast
megen unorbentli9sn 9ctrogens auf Der
StroBe, muroe in Die Sail 9cianot.
&ap Myntoop, angefloyt Elm 8aga=
5uno au leln. ipuroe mad 6reocridsbur9
ouriisslanot.
Sobn Glaptun, farbig, ansetlast ne.
gen @eridtsbelelol9nng, puroe BON Der
Mnflaee entlaiien, ober s. eetraft .ue-
gen Mnsriff nno @aldgerei.
s. 9. Yertlns. un9etIa9t Den S, $.
9Brit ansegriifcn, m~lbbanoelt uno be-
brpbt gu baben, wnroe unter Siirsldoft
selteat auf 80 Gage ben 5rieom gu boI-
ten.
, 1876-07-28
Ser SnDit.ucr Gr;ea.

SiSmard Il, Daflta, IS. Snli. Sc
tern muroe BON Snolaner eth @eliiht
iitcrb,udt, Dag ouf benz Dampfer use
tern" Ell ,e Gyplolion It ~ttlefunoen babe.
Nan wutte ieooi seWiB. pa9 ser Dlnl-
pfet sur.3cIt, aus Die gs.dribt animate.
in Sihcrbeit mar, ul1O ieenn mirflIl9 CT,
mem Oampooole elm l1niaq ugeltoG lit
10 mus e5 Der Oampfer u6ur-Wea~ fem,
iuelter Irupp.n uno 8orratbe rad Dem
Weuowltopc 9fiocr brin9t. Wtan ldentt
lepod) Dem @eriihte fcluen @lauben.
@bepuue, Us e, 26. Suit. g9id)=
tise Itad)tihten ans DEM 2a9er oes @e<
ueta.S @root am iaoiidlsn Arme oesIols
aue=0fiuer lino eidsetloffen. Nie0oupt-
maht Der Siour bat fin, wi, lllan slauot
in a Sis 0orns @cbitgs beaeben, no
Bllopret uno Sutter iir Ole Yieroc reib
lid) uorbauoen itno Sic Anltrenaunscn
Der Snoianer. oaS @raS i'll Den Tbatcr,
i'll Srano gu ieeea, mode es benz Gen.
Sroof 81 II a 'anocrlid) N NotbweuligteIt
o:niclb.n io9leib aui Der 6dbrte "a fol.
gel. Seine -S~treltmad)t SGAlt leet uu+
aefabr 1900 re9uldre Soloateu uao 6reI@
luiGi9e. iomie 200 uerbiinoetc Sn4fe:Sa~
niaue'. @r sloubt. Init oicier Mfad)t in
Stanre 5u icin. ben Snoiancsu Die Spiee
su bletcn. Wtan erwartet, oaB Die Ges
pdfwasen am Sluptarme oeS Eon9uez
Riucr ipaleit init Wiunouprrab iiir Is
bis 20 Gage belaoen me- ben. uno oa6 Ell
ne u%adorittlitc, ieooA uorfidtiae asz
9~reIiiuzS e,ue9una iofo t oor9etomlsea
wcroen miro. SIS miro nidt fiji rltg@
Jam 9ebalten, clue Gercinisua9 o.r Cont
mauooS Der @enerdle Gtoot uno Gerrp
abSuarteu, lonberu nlun 1T Der AnliAt.
ooB Die Snoianer liA Ell CT ein5elneu So
lon,e ge9eniiber sum &lnIpIe lttllen MR.
Den, mo oo6 nan Den Selo5us 10 enrid=
ten fOnne. ouG, ludbreno cine &oloane
fampft. bic onbere breit iteben miro, emit
weoer sur rebtcn Bit mltSutdnpfen ooer
cen 6stuo Su uerfOlaeu. Sin entlheioers
orr SGIaa oarf i'll &urjem erlpart t luers
oeu. Der Jeno beIinoet iid), mic u
glaubt, am Den Queueu oeS Alb<@re,f
ulo be5 QIttle= Sis=0oru. nj tt nett BON
Der @rcnSe awlid)en Wpomina unoutarz
tana. etlua so bis 40 Ofetien BON
@roof's seacnwdgtissm Eager tntfernt.
, 1876-07-28

lditiacr. @s eicbt Elm einTades W@iittcl,
Die unIieblomen @dIte oNs ocm 3immcr,
ouS Den Gtdlen 5u perbannen. Wir
,polen nidt Don Dem 6liegcnleim Iprc.
den, Der ouf &~o1rbaImen 9cStri9enn iess
Der 6liege, Die li9 ouf bielen 9eim be-
Qiebt, ben li6eren qualpo0en SOB brinQt.
Ibseieben BON bieler fiu@tfrlj4ep SDrs
tur, lit Der Mnblid ein m,dIbstii6er, oos
Yrdporot aber gcfiibrli6, lDeiI es @ris-
nif ent6dlt. Wtnn pertreihc Die Tliegen
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grOBeren Wtil6tummcrn, &etuurations-
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