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killed by "a Spnt Ball.

On Guy Fawles' Day, the 9Th inst, five
boys were standing around a bonefire in
Manchester, England, when suddenly a
sharp sound was heard like a clapping oi
hands, and one of the boys, lad about
10 years old, dropped dead. On eXamina,
ton the surgeon found that bullet had
entered the boys head exactly at the top,
penetrated the skull and brain 8 inches
downward, and then smashed the bones
at the nose. Although the bullet had
been battered to an almost shapless mass
the Government mark upon it was cleal.
ly discernable. The ball had been fired
from Snider rifle, and as the police fire.
quently complained that volunteers dis
charge their pieces into the air, there was
no doubt death had been caused through
such culpable carelessness and Ignorance
The momentum of bullet falling half a
mile is about equal to its velocity wher
fired from the muzzle of gun.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-23
SALEs OF STOCK,

Following were sold at auction in Phila-
delphia yesterday: $4,000 Schuylkill Nav
igation Company first mortgage 9 per
cent. loan of 1872. redeemable 1897, in
terest quarterly. March, June, Septem;
ber, and December, interest guaranteed
by the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road Company, at 8S1a per cent. $500 do.
do, at SO per cent .$22l0 Schuylkill Nav
igation Company convertible mortgage
loan, 1882, redeemable 1897, 6 per cent.
interest, January and July. inter est
guaranteed by the Philadelphia, and
Reading Railaoad Company, at 68 per
cent. $500 do. do at 81 Per cent. $4,000
Schuylkill Navigation Company, boat
aud oar loan, 1864 per cent. intere st
May and November. redeemable 1918,
principal and interest guaranteed by the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany, at 73 per cent. $500 Union Canal
Co. bonds. coupons on from May 1860,
inclusive 1per cent. $4,000 South Mount
ain Iron Co. third mortgage,-per cent f.
coupons March and September, 5 per
cent, 5000 Wilmington and Reading
Railroad Company second mortgage per
cent, per cent.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-23
Dunbar System

SUCCESSFULLY.
Interfering invariably cured in one shoe
ing.
Knuckling and knee sprung horses are
Immediately benefited and left in condition
TO the aid OF which nature soon effects per
manent cure.
Lameness from corns instantly removed.
Immediate relief given in cases of acute
founder.
Diseases of the above nature, and various
others pertaining to the foot and leg hereto
fore considered incurable by the "Old
SCHOOL, Veterinarians, are, by judicious
application of the Dunbar system, relieved
and cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the
Office, showing cause and effect
Having been at great expense to acquire
a thorough knowledge of the subject. and
being the only smiths in the state 10 whom
Mr.: Dunbar has impaired his valuable
method of treatment, l am prepared to
treat the worst case the public may bring
forward.
employ only competent men and per-
sonally supervise all operations
OFFICE III AND 1l3 ORANGE SITS.
DAVID WOOLMAN.
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A COMEDY OF ERRORS.

WHAT CAME OF SIGNING ANOTHER MANS
NAME TO SERIES OF LOVE LETTERS.
Meta Schneider, fortune-teller of 33J
West Ninth street, New York, was
"Wednesday plaintiff in the City Court of
Brooklyn in suit for 5000 damages for
false imprisonment against Gen. w. G.
Steinmetz, the builder of the New York
post-oifice. Some time ago Alvin Wnn-
scher, of Cook street, BROOKLYN, who
resembles Gen. Steinmetz, began visiting
Nine. Schneider, Amelia Keiser, of 81
First Avenue, and a Mrs. Emily Fucker
representing that he was Gen. Steinmitz
He frequently wrote the women love
Letters in some of which he described
himself rs being engaged to design and
Dulld some of the Centennial buildings
He signed himself Jul. SteinmetZ. archi-
tect After he hadI ceased to visit the
women, they SEARCHED in the directory
and found the name of Gen W. G.
Steinmetz, architect. They wrote to
him threatening tnat if he did not call
the consequences would not be best for
him, and that they would send his letters
and photograph to the Stats Zeitilnu for
publication. Gen. Steinmetz employed
detectives, and at length found the
women andi Wunscher, the tailor, who
looked like him They We're all arrested.
When Wunscher was bailed out he fled.
The women were discharged Their
claim in the suit for damages is that
they wrote their letters to Julius Stein.
metz, and not to the Gene raj. The hear
ing OF testimony was not concluded.
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Fashionable Furniture.
J. & J. N. HARTMAN,
No 4I2 King. street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
We respectfully inform the citi.


zens of Wilmington. and the sur
rounding country that we continue
to manufacture and keep on hand
at our large and long established ware
rooms, Furniture of every variety and
style, consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor,
dinning-room and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is larger and
more varied than can be found in Delaware.
and all articles sold at our establishment
are warranted as represented.
Nenitian Blinds OF the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and con-
stantly keep a large assortment of Spring
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses.
J. & j, n. HARTMAN
40 King street, Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-23
PAY OF ELECTORS IN NEW YORK

ALBANY, Nov, 2l.-The Election law
of 1872, which still holds goods, unamen
ded. gives to Presidential electors the
,ame pay " that allowed at the time to
members of the Legislature for atten-
lance and mileage" which at the present
lime is 81 800 and little more. When
The law was establish the pay of legislator
was only S. per day for 100 days. but as
The law now stands they are entitled to
100, which is the compensation given
members of the Legislature annually,
without regard to the number of days
hey may sit, besides the usual mileage.
Il the electors-elect accept such payment,
lie tax upon the treasury would amoudt
20 So .500eXclllsivc of mileage " 'oWd.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-23
SCIENCE OF LIFE:
Or, SELF PREsEfxv ALTON.

w sician OF the Peabody Medical institute.
auth Ut ola treatise on Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs Physiology, of Woman and her
Diseases. late Surgeon u. S. A., etc. etc. Ii
treats upon. MANHOOD. how lost. how re-
gained and how nerDetuated. cause and cure
of Exhausted Vitality, Impofency, Pre-
mature Decline in Man. Spermatorrh9a, or
Seminal Lo% %es tnocturnal an diurDaD, Ner-
vous aud Physical Debility, Hypochondril,
Gloomy Forebodings, Mental Depression,
Loss OF Energy, Haggard Couutenance. Con
fusion of Mind and Loss of Memory, Impure
State ef the Blood. and all diseases arising
from the Errors of Outh, or the ind iscre.
tions or excesses of mature years
THE untold miseiies that result from in
discretion in early life, may be alleviated and
cured. Those VINO doubt this assertion
should purchase the new Medical Work pub.
lished by the PEABODY MEDICAL IssrIruTR,
Preservation" Price sl.OO. Vitality impaired
by the errors OF outh, or too close applica-
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| treating exclusively on Mental and Nervous
Diseases; more than two hundred royal octa
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lished by the Peaboey Medical Institute
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at should be read by the young, the mid.
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Let all got this great work on diseases o
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II. 1874.
This book will put hosts of people on the
guard against the terrible consequences o
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Jan. 9, 1874.
ut offers alienation to the afflicted, i
shows how misfortune may best be borne, hoy
is physical and moral consequences may hav
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comparatively harm ess "-Chicago Times.
The above book contains 800 pages, l2mo
bound in beautiful French cloth; illustrated
Price only 81. Sent by mail to all parts 9
the world closely sealed, postage paid. o
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SS-Catalogue sent on receipt vf Sc. postag
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Address the PEABODY MEDICAL INST,
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N. B.-The author can be consulted on th
above named diseases, as well rs all diseas,
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GIRL~ NTHESUNDAY SCHOOL.

Mrs. Sangster breaches an admirable
>ernon to girls III the .Sunddy School
I}HtoS She says that though a young
idy never says word publicly or lifts a
prayer in the hearing of any one except
ler Saviour, yet she can let it be known
that she is his selN ant without the utter
snce of sentence, and can show that she
Is displeased if the Bible or good men. or
he Church of Christ is traduced in her
presence. She thinks that it is withinthe
province of young girls to set the fashio /
N sensible amusements. They should
use their graceful and attractive toilets in
promoting the substantial good and
he innocent pleasures Of the place where
hey live.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-23
FOR SALE.

er with Dwelling House and stable Situated
in the town OF Newark, De aware. This
stand has been established over 40 wears.
Terms easy. IS. u. WRIGHT,
novl6-wtf Newark, Del,
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BOyer's HOOf Liniment

After 30 years of practical experience
with horses In staging, farming, &c, have
learned that more horses have been Grip
pied by inattention to the feet than all other
diseases combined. After many expert
ments have found the true remedy to pre-
vent the disease in the hoof, or restore 1t
after negligence, to what nature intended II
should be-the great support OF the noble ami
nlal. II the hoof is infiamed and diseased
the animal is comparatively worthless
This liniment will surely prevent this worst
OF all diseases, Contraction, Corns, Quarter,
Cracks, Contraction of the Back Sinew
generally called Knee Sprung, &c, and re-
store those that have been crippled by the
want OF such a remedy.
~ Try 1t, and 1t will never fail If proper
ly applied, viz;
Bathe the horses foot once a week, or Of
tener If necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close to the hair.
M. G. BOYER,
NORRIsTOwN, PA.
Mr.. NJ. c. BoYER-Dear Sir This is to
certify that have used your Liniment in
my stable for three months past, on more
than one hundred horses, and find 1t
the best preparation 1 have ever used on
horses. 1t IL better than you recommend 1t.
Send me five cases at once, by express, e.
d. ID. HARRY HAMILTON
No 1872 West 31st Street
New York City.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE MISS H0USTONS'
Select Day and Boarding School,
ooo
COMMENCES AT 900 DELAWARE AVENUE,
lsEpTEMBER. 1876.

COMMENCES AT BUO DELAWARE AVENUE,
SEPTEMBER. 1876.
These young ladies arc thorough educators
of the most refined kind, in mind, manners
and spirit. We are sure the Greatest iusti-e
will be dona to all pupils intrusted t6 their
care. To teach the ,oung 10 think. to draw
out of one mind into another with facility
aid IN a way that is useful and delightful Is a
ha ny art, and this is u method and ch rae
ter of these. young ladies. Their prospects
are said to be rncoura ging, as their mum ber
is limited and filing up. Those who wish
the advantage OF their instruction should ap-
ply soon. The location is healthy and conve-
Eient, directly on the street car route. The
pupil fen the heart of the city in any un-
pleasar 'geather could step in and get out at
the dooi, and in other weather the walk is n .
vigorating and healthy. augl6-tf
The daily gazette., 1876-11-23

A. GRtA1 DiC0vtMl
by the use OF which every family may 81
their Linen tnat brilliant polish pecalln
fine laundry work. saving time and laeol
ironing, more than its entire cost Wsns
ted. Sold everywhere. Ask for Dooolhs'
oOBBINS, BRO, \ C0.
BIN, Fourth 5s, PhlA
For Sale'oy ". 4. w;itn
The daily gazette., 1876-11-23
ours Truly.
ELLEN MAROTTAY

SzU buttonW00d 81, Phil Q.
Terms are moderate and within the means
o all. First consultation free. Payments
for treatment weekly or monthly to suit the
patients. Offices are open daily. Sunday in.
uded, from II NJ. till 2. and 81 10 81 p. M.
send for Medical Director and cut this out
for future referance.
All communications should he addressed
to DR.. STANLEYC. HYLTON. 234 North II
Street Phil'a Pa. Marl7 lyw
, 1876-12-29
neurfe telegr. peusIbea.
SIR &riee i'm Orient.

2%onbpn, %. 0esember. Sic
,9of" Iast in ibrem 9eitartifeI, Die
Mufresuns, ,pel6e hur6 Die eriten be-
unrubieenben 9epei6en bonn Often
psrurio6t purbe, bat 1i6 iebr our6 bic
1pdteren sele9t, bod mir baben quite
@riinoe gu elauben, bab aud Die nod
1ebr bic @efabr iibertreiben.
Cine Yripat 9epeide BON Yaris
1o9t, boB bic b66ien Mutoritdten Der
Meinuns isien, oab abssieben bon ben
boHnurgspoIen 9epeiden, pel6e fiirs'
lid BON GonItuntinopel ein9e9nn9eh
5ino,'nur cine idmode Nusli6t porban-
ben, ben 6rieben i'm Often bersuItelen.
@ublano miro pisllei6t, tros Der trie9e-
ril6en @nfresuns beg @Oltcs i'm lebten
qusenblid no99eben miilien, oa oes
Gei6es transport Mitlel i'm i@ledten
3uItanoe li9 befnoen. IS bat feline
S%iilfsquelsn auf5 Stdrflte an9esriffen,
nm Die Qrmee in einem 3ui tano 81 per=
1eben, I'M nit Der m0Sli@it sr0bten
@6nene unb &roIt lossul6lagcn; ober
es ideint jebt, bub feline Sronsportmits
tel nidt binreideno lino, I'm eine 10
groBe Armee gu beIOroern, als es error
bert, einen enti0eioenoen S@log se9ell
bic Strict gu fiibren.
, 1876-12-29
Gutopai[Ae uaAri1ten,

2Iiin6em. Nu Die Rieosrle9cn, wclhe
ie putriotiih Dartei bel BEN Naduab'
fen %trlitten hat e. Wir56urs uno
Shweiniurt) anfniipfeno. btil9t Die
gut talboliiht ,Oonau.3eituns cine
&orreiponoers. Die lih lebr eltlhicocn
Qcgen bic Barter uni Oeren 6iihrcr aus.
lpridt. uuo in Der e8 inter anocrm
beiBt: ,ytah BEN iortqclcetcn blttercn
@rfabrun9cn iid) audi fernebln wIaenloS
uuo inter uOqi9er 4ui9cbhhg Der cig'
eucn ScrltanoeS=G bati9feit an otn
3orQ'lhcu Wageu ipannen gu l~aIlen,
nit or iideren Nu8liht, uodenoS in
ben u 0runo Qefabreu III iuerOen, 0a5u
miro lid ooS SoIt riht mcbr berqeben."
Dem miro Oaun bel9cilgt: ,Wl5 Die
9(eldl taa5s ableu betriift, 10 seoenfen
mir oleiclben 9 II; ben 50. 81. SOr9
uuN 6r 9'a9 neblt Nnban9 gu iibcrlallcn.
SIC lie Ibr Wsrf. oa8 lie ollein BE.
20 men aah alcin u%oueuoen."
Der %betaunte 6iihrer Der 6aicrilhen
ypcralen, Nbg. 6rbr D. Stauffen bera,
modbte in eiuer 6rocrion8lieuna ber
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oeS 9fcihStagS ilbcr
ole uorIrcIfIihe Wirtuns Ser Shwur.
9erld)t fir YrtBlaAen IN Saicrn cine in'
tercliant Wtittbei(ung. 9err b. Staulf'
nbcr9 mics %Oaraui BIN, oaB Die ultra b.
mcntane Nammcrmebrbeit III Wiudeu
eS ourh9eleet babe, Die 9c9en ben bes
tauuIeu San3et@ Para4rapben besan9e.
nsn Serlt0B ourd @el9worene abr.
tbcilen 81 ~lalien. Oa5 s 9ebniB f.;
9eweieu. oaB lalt III ben NJ lten 6Gueu
Ole Den &anietsBara9rapben oerleet
babenOen Prlelter unO 8etltIiheu per.
urtbult pOroen lino, uno 5uar pom
clericaleu, DEM 8a~ucruitanOe ansebOris
scn @elhworeneu. DIeleS Seiipiel
3eige 3ur @eniise, oab Die S1wur9e'
rl1te in PreBla4en tsIue lare PrariS
iiben.
-Sowejt lid 6is / 1T Die A9itation
fir Die GeiA5tasSwablen ieitena Der
bcioen s. uptparteien iiberleben labt,
bsabii6tl9t man in elmer 5iemli1en
Nu5obl buperilAer 8ablfreIie, meue
GanOiOatcn aufSulte(len, obwobl oieB an
OerIAieOenen Orten als feline al3alsl1te
ani9abe erI1eint.
Die inter Dem Sorliee oes StaaiS-
minilterS b. 3ue lta~ttgebabten Ser0tb-
lugeu os8 Ourd Ole 9iectoren mebrerer
@ewerbelAulen uerltarften Obsrlten
0AulratbeS lbsr cine neuc Srsaaila.
tion blelr S6ulsm. jns auH, ads
, 1876-12-29

gette, lpeTd)e ben unteren Sbeil ibrer Sc
lidter nit Saidentitdern uermumnit 3 IT.
ten uno nit 6euoluern bewaffnet warea
Sie ridteten Die 9dufe ibrer Nuffcn oui
i'm uno befablcn inn, lih gu etaeberl
mos Serr @reen, benz Orange Der nm'
ftdnoe nadaebcnb. audi tbat. SIS purbf
MN Elm Wddter NIT seipountem Tepol
Der bon 6errn @reen uro %ieiner bis gum
Tobe eri6rudenen Sruu poitirt uno benz
ielben Der gefebl ertbe'lt Die geloen io-
iort nieoersufdicBen, iobalo tie lid riib'
ten ODER einen 0aut BON lif edben. NOR,
auf ~oie9lnbern lid) an'sBlinoern mad1teu.
sic burdlt0nerten Die ganSc Wobnhno
uno eiaueten lid) NleS OH, mas lbnen bea
Witnebmeus pertb id)lcn anh &lei
ounqsftitde, nie 0t0de, Soien &C. per
lhmdbten lie rid)t ullc &iner pom ibnen
500 icinen altcn ab9erllleucn bod aus
uub tauI6te i'm aeqeu eiueli neneillleber
rDf, Der an Der Wono bina I'm. Nad
Dem lic cine Sunime @eloe5 uo inP&ns
sabl Shm dlad)cn unO onoere Olnae su
iih geitedt, wollten lc in II on'ioBenotd
Gimme, einorinlen, in weldem Oe IN
@recn'8S h,ueitcr franf lag. 0crr@re Il
bat, Die Nrme nidt Su erlhrcfcu. III
qina nit 3uitimmung Der Gduber sucr
II lift biuein, UNI lie bonn Stanoe ocl
Oinac at unterrihten. Die Spisouben
ste i6m auf o.m SuBe oefol9t wuren
ourdludtcn aud) in oielem !3tmnerAlcs
nabmen aber nur lebr lpetlig nit. q,
,uolten nun in ba5 nddite s3iulmer. itane
oen aber oapon ob, al8 ;bnen 0err @reel
mittbeilte, oaB oarin iein Bruorr @eolae
moline Der iebr gut beluaffntt uno SIT
Gmpfauac unaebetcner lSDite norbertttc'
Iei sa man i'm erit Dor &ur5cm beitubl n
babe. Die Sanoe Meg nun tu's : d)cnt
,imlner bi,ab, wobin Serr Green folae
muGtee gle nabmun bort al @etrdnfcn
mas i6nen bebo9te. filten tire 3aIden
nit ben teittu Giqarren unO iteftcn aud.
einioc Slaiden Glaret ein, ,uonltf Tie lid,
lpdter, wie tie %iaaten, nad) 9etbaner vi
belt ytrattirenA wolltel. Ncrr Gree
lparb oann nod)mals nit iofortiaem 9ete
oe,idieBcn teorobt. me II CT ntht $500
in @olo. Die CT i'm Saule boben lotlte
aa8lieferc. @rlt nadOen CT bob mo
ibeuer uerlidcrt, fein @elo mebr inl Sau'
le ~ babcn, ooS Die pScrren" ibn1 MIDI
i6un mesaenomme1, ibiften icine geiui.
aer Iid) sunt 9lbsuae ali. Serr 8 cen
mufte lie sur WirtbldlaftStbttre btnan8
lullcn ltuo binter ibnen ihlleBcn, 10 oab
c8 ocn 2nidlein batte. al8 OBJ perlpdtttc
@jdife ba8 2ofal prrlieBcn 93epor lie 9in-
een, warntcn lie noAmalS por leoenSdrme
ldfaaen, ipenn inn leln 2ebcn lleb lei.
9tado nj lie fort luaren. febrteperr@reer
III leincr nod INNER Dor S6r Ct falt ae
Idbnlten @attin suriif. Die 6duber
batten Sahen TN Wertbc pcn ctma $3.50
m%itaenomlnen. 4uber Serrn @reen unn
feiner Srau %beianocn iid) nod; bret Wldns
ner, n6ml,d Serrn Gre ms 8ruocr. Nls
freo S. gSiOis uno Wlortimcr Bi0lS, 10,
wie lcds meihlide Mtitalicocr lm SauIe
BON oeuen Niemano audi mar oos 8c
,ineite polt Dem Soraanse atmerft battle.
Giniae s3eit nad @ntfernuna Der GduOr'
be9ab Iih Serr @recn CUR RollSel uni
mudte Die Inseiae.
, 1876-12-29
Die Tobkur>


1T t%eiihtrtt. bss sanse bisbertse Seilueriabret un,s
tultoben. 0te Cur mtrb btr9 bas io9enanrte
Snbbao uno our3 G%tnnebmen pom 2pbpulper
bepirtt, Gle 9o9bdoer Set8en an, 1po bic Sr0ntbett
Ait seigsn 'ie bte aebensfraft0 fSeS @einidsn an.
Sau1enoe iino tn ben Iebteit 5pet Sabren tn Der
Sabez9nitolt, "a Stanton Str., New gorf, sebetlt
norben. Inter ben @ebeilten %befnoen it6 ptele
gerste uro Qpotbeter. Ole 9obbdoer itnteri6eiren
Tb non duoeren 8dbettt baourb, oaB lie brett out
sic &ranfbeit etnptrtcn, uab ben %tranten StoiI ent1
ferntn, tn wel6er 6orm er AUDI sum @prlbein
fomme. Sic iiub Elm @et6rernun9ss Uber IuSl1et7
oun9Ss9roceB ber &rantbettsltofe. Sober &rante
wtr6 bel Der @hpenbuns bteier Cur i~oSuiagen iein
ei9enet NrStt. Menn Semono ourh Ptele Sdoer 9es
BELT lit, 10 lit er wirfltb rno rabttal 9e9etlt. mdbs
reno nod Der bts9ert9et lSetlnetbo6e BITE Yttttel
9ew5bnli6 9eflbrlt6er limb ais bic srantbettielb
inb ii4 tiers ~ san6es Seer iecnnpdrer @ranf'
heiten etnlteat; ~
ilno duberlt3, fu]ritsn, 10 tno bod bic @trtnt9et
! bet iol9enoen 8rantbeitert, b~eionoerS penn tie i9
nod III acuteut 3~uitanoe %befinoen, 9onS auBeroroents
lid: Tiebet, ielbit Nerpens uno Sppbastteber,
E|9 sri9t1 S sss5 ISa HdS sssse"1a$sd nut dMs nta lpirS,
Defenders bel lun9en eeuten u. tn, eritett Staotln.,
semSbnli6 lei4t turtrt. .MaMeriadt, Gbens
matismms wereen DIT febr, i4neu. esbetlt;
ebenIo Ausens uno S5rentrontbeiten, iomie oue
Wpbilitii6e &rantbeiten in iebem @raoe. pet
auBeren krantbeiten, Sranownnoen, 0es
ihWiitem, Seropbeln &C: lit bic ~g9trtnn9 cine
ploSlide II. iidtbare, gtur en Bah TT btnret9eno,
i'm Seben Don Der Nirtnn9 si iberSeh9en. Was
gentrebs unb bic io9enunnte Ssarns ober
Rucferrnht (etne bis iebt unbeilbare &rantbeiD
1 fnurben oebeilt. BET lesterer &ranfbeit 9eben 25
Qrosent bes 3udertpffes nit iebem Babe Snr3 bes
4 urtn ab.
Sie Babes un6 Gtnnebutes @uluer tper6en mad
4 febem 9laB I'm 9auoe r%erlonbt, Ser 4rets bes
4 SaoesFulpers tit So, Der hes ginrebme : puluers
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