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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-02-01

| ADDISON COUNTY SUPREME CoURT, JAN.
uAnY TRBM, 1876,-The Supreme Courl
held its session here on Tuesday and We'd
nesday of last week. The legal time fol
the opening of said court was Monday
but on account Of the long distance the
Judges have to travel, the court vas ad
journed by Sheriff Trip, from Monday
until Tuesday. Tuesday morning the
Judges present were Barrett, Wheeler and
Ross; Judge Red6eld the other judge
assigned, was not present. Prayer was
offered by Rev. s. Washburn, Of the
Methodist church. The first case argued
was:
Chas. Comstock VS.. A. p. Upper. j
M. Slade attorney for pltf Stewart &
Edredgc attorney for def. This was an
action Of assumpsit brought by pltf, FOL
the purpose of recovering money paid by
him to deft. for the purpose of sitting a
liquor prosecution. Said case was decided
in favor of def. in county court, because
both parties were parties to an illegal
transaction and the law would not inter.
fere with them. The supreme court Of.
armed the decision of the county court,
stating that plaintiff having got what hs
paid for and no fraud appearing upon part
Of defendant the plaintiff was not entitled
to recover.
The next case was a chancery case,
Daniel Tar5eU VS.. Hasen Campbell Ell
al. G. w. Clark attorney for orator, A.
z. Hunton attorney for deft. The above
case has been pending for some time and
the testimony was voluminous. 1t involved
an equity in large landed property in
Granville and Braintree. The cause
was assigned to Judge Wheeler to decide,
who took the papers.
The next case was entitled
Mrs Susan E. ShdckeH VS.. NJ. T.
Shackett. Henry Ballard attorney for
petitioner. i. II. Hard, j NJ Slade at
torneys for petitionee. This case is for
the purpose Of determining if the petition
q osn procure bill Of divorce from the
petitioaee, the same having been once de.
MED on the doctrine of rtcrimination.
The exact point made by the attorney for
petitioner was: does former adjudica.
ton bar further proceedings in case Of
divorce on alleged causes committed, since
said adjudication And, secondly. will
the law presume a conformation of an Of.
fcpse once committed, and upon which q
petition for divorce has been denied
from lapse Of time. Counsel for petit.
tioucr held that the doctrine of recrimi.
nation was absolute, and the court having
once passed on the subject it was bar to
this petition which alleges the same cause
and causes growing out of the cause for.
merly adjudicated. Decision reserved.
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HorE FOR THE DEsPoNDENr .--Ifyou have been
coughing all winter and begin to despair Of re-
covery, or if you have taken recent cold, go at
once to the Drug store DR.. W. NJ. DAY, and get a
bottle of DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound Take it and be well. No 9TH
er medicine acts so promptly and efectually in
Coughs, Colds and all diseases Of the throat lungs
and Chest, leading to Consumption. Hundreds
who once thought that they had that dread dis
ease have been restored to health, by the use OF
this almost magic remedy. 1t is also the best
known specific for Group, and never fails in
Whooping Cough Trial size 10 cents. 43yl
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BRISTOL.

Antoine Brown, a lad sixteen years
of age, living in tho Little Notch" re.
ceived fatal wound lately, from a spin.
ter Of wood entering his nose, whilst
chopping, and passing up SO near the
brain that inflammation set ip, and he
died 10 four days.
Wilbur Whitney was in Stevens
jswelry store few days since, aud took
down double.barrelled gun to examine
it; whilst carelessly handling it one bar.
rel was discharged, the contents passing
through the shop window demolishipg
four watches. valued at about one hun.
drod dollars.
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DIED.

| In West Forrisburgh, Jan. 18th, Bcnajah Fer
ris, in the S0th year Of his age
In Whiting, Jan. a. Emerson Watts, aged &C
years, 10 months and lG days.
In Brandon. Jan, 8, of diphtheria, Ola Grace,
second daughter Of A. s. and T.. A. Newton, aged
. years.
In Brandon, Jan. q, Mrs. Polly Dodge, widow
of Elijah Dodge, aged Il years,
In Ticonderoga, Jan. Is, 1876. Mary Agnes,
daughter of John A. and Abbie II. Wiley, aged
months
In Brandon, on Sunday, Jan. %, Mrs. Anna
Goss, mother of A. W. Goss, Esq, aged SO years.
2 months and % days.
In Middlebury, Jan. %, Mrs. Alcsia M. Alden,
aged 81 years y
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NOTICES..

w. s. Alden will recoivs magaiass,
music, &C., for binding.
No question that tho largest soi
best assortment of Hamburgs can be found
at T, NJ. Chapman b Co.'S.
carriage makers, 60 and geo the bss
line Of carriage hardware seen in town fer
long time, at Swiney < Ssrgent's.
Everybody is going to see tho grsn.
ito iron ware at Swincy & Ssrgent's, No.
Union block. A new lot just in
Our whole stock Of prints, Merri-
macs. Cocheoas and all standard brands,
at six cents per yard.
T. M. CHAPMAN b Co.
Prices for saving soft Lumber ct
Martin & Tupper's mill have been re-
juccd from SO to $3.50 per thousand /;
hard lumber from 81 to So so. 46 sw
We will sell foar for just one half
~h.' II 'cosis before any firm in Middle.
hu', 81 any other town shall sell "bst.
ter article Ut prices just little lower"
NJ. CHAPMAN Il Co.
Magazines and newspapers Sub
scribe for them through F. E. Smith. at
the store Of H. W. Brewster, three doors
from the post Office, wbero shall be
pleased to see all of my friends whether
they want papers or not. F. E SMITH.
Ladies' who furnished silver to the
Pilgrims Supper-Some one has three
silver forks marked b. on the handle. be.
longing to Mrs j. W. Stewart. If the
person will return the same sbe will re-
eeive her own then aud many thanks from
NJ. T.. STEBLR
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EERRISBURGH.

Our Oregon winter still continues.
No sleighing of any account thus far.
The dwelling house Of Mr., Franklin
White, Of North Ferrisburgb, with near.
ly all its contents was burned to the
ground last week Monday morning He
had had it repaired and put in very com.
Portable condition last summer. 1t was
insured for $1,000.
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NEW HAVEN

They are having interesting relig.
ious meetings at Now Haven Mills.
The New Haven Mills lyoeum meets
each Thursday evening. The gentlemen
discuss and settle questions of public pol.
icy while the ladies. through the Lamson
Jss~nsl give the nsighborhood gossip.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-02-01

LYONS KATHAInoN prevents the Hair
from falling out or turning gray, rensws
its growth, and gives strength and vigor,
1t is Delightfully."- perfumcd, and makes a
splendid dressing. 1t is the cheapest and
most desirable Hair Tonic ever produced.
Used by the elite. Price only so cents.
4y1
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nOSITIVELY THE BEST.

Il n Af---.-' o---- u, w. S--------
and HoREHosSD is the very best compound ever
prepared, for the immediate relief and permanent
cure Of Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping Cough
Bronchitis, Asthma, and all diseases of a Con-
sumptive tyre. 1t will thoroughly eradicate
these alarming symptoms in one-half the timo re-
uired to do so by any other medicine. 1t i.
purely vegetable and contains no opium or other
dangerous drug Physicians endorse it as the
most eficacous antidote known for all disorders
of the throat and lungs. 1t never fails. Every
bottle guaranteed to act as represented Be sure
to obtain DR.. Morris Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherr,
aud Horehound. Trial size, 10 cents. Regular
sizes so cents and s LOO per bottle.
N. f. RIDER, Sole Agent. i5-ly
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COUNTY NEWS.
Addison County Temperance
Society.

The Addison County Temperance Society will
hold their annual meeting at the lecture room Of
the Congregational church in Middlebury, on
Wednesday February lG, 1876, commencing at
10 o'clock, a. N. Arrangements are pending to
have an address in the evening.
T. Ii. ARCHIBALD, Gu. Elk. Con-.
Clefgymen and Lodge Secretaries are requested
to give notice.
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Addison County Temperance
Convention.

All citizens Of Addison County who favor total
abstinence from the use Of Intoxicating liquors as
beverage ore requested to meet at the lecture
rsom of the Congregational church in Niddlebu-
~, or Wednesday, February l6. at $50 p. IN. to
nominate q candidate to DO supported at the an
nual March election for tina office of County Com
missioner A6-2w Pen ORDER Cow.
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nR WHEELER'S COMPOUND ELIXIR OF
~ PHOSPHATES AND CA-ISAYA.

IhtstUTfI JNne ZUi I5IL.
Ny wife for a number Of years has been suf-
fering from Asthma and Disease Of the Heart.
Her breathing was short and quick, at times caus-
ing great distress and apprehension of impending
death, and she was greatly PROSTATE with general
debility. At night she was constantly subject to
attacks Of great difficulty Of breathing tho sur
face Of the body becoming cold and she was APP
Parently lieess, being restored only by great ex-
ertion on the part Of attendants. She began taxi
ing your medicine about year ago, and she has
not had an attack since and is in the enjoyment
of very comfortable health. l have great reason
to DO thansiul for hor extraordinary Improvement.
45-2w y ARMSTRONG,
landing Waiter. -
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MARKETS..
Middlebury Retail Market.
Watertown Live Stock Market
Fon THE WEEK ENDING Jan. %, 1876.

Market Boef-A few choice TO- extra 900
a9.75; first quality 7.50as50; second quality
6.25a725; third quality 5.OOa6.00
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen per pair
from s 100, $50, 175a2i0.
Mich Cows and Calves from S35aG3; extra Goa
%. Farrow Cows S20a40.
Yearlings SlOa22; two years old 1892; three
years old 2Sa4G.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots So, ESQ, 800, 1926,
each; extra S3.5Oa650 per head, or from 41ga7l 50
per ID.
Hides, Tallow and Standardization Hides
7Ha79{c per ID; Country Hides, b1la7c per
To- Brighton Tallow 61sa715c per Id; Country
Talow, Las.
Pelts lOOal.5O each. CalfSkins l2al PIC per lb.
REMARKS.
Catte-Since last market day there have been
via Montreal, over the Grand Trunk Railroad,
so car loads Of western cattle, all good market
able steers. The trade is very moderate, and the
western dealers were anxious to sell, and are de-
termined to have them less, if possible, than the
moth readers. Prices on the northern have fall
en- of good, strong &c per lb. W, and at
western yards nothing selling over &c live weight
William Scollans sold IA steers, average 1900 lbs
at 6Hc live Is steers, average l425 lbs, at
lie; IL steers. average 1920 lbs, at l-2o
Hathaway Swift sold 80 steers, average 100
lbs, at 5S<c. S. E. Latham sold oxen, to dress
1000 lbs, at &c per Id, d w, r. p Pollard sold
oxen for Sl25 or l &c live.
Sheep-The ruling rates on sheep this woek
have not changed materially from last quotations.
lot of very superior sheep, that average LOG
lbs, brought l-2c; brought in by g. W. Jones.
Prices are firm, but no improvement. There
were lots sold low as I &c; average sales q
c SAC per lb. G. II. Dudley sold 1870 sheep, av-
erage los lbs, at 2-4c. George Martin sold 1876
sheep, average 1O3 les, at 6 7-sc. b. Dow sold
a lot, average 76 lbs, at 5 Sac. J. W. Taylor
sold ss sheep at 81, 2j per head
Poultry-A few crates Of poultry was handled
that brought l5c-a mixture of turkeys, chickens
and fowl.
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cntaur LIniments.-
There is no pain which the Cen.
taur Liniments will not relieve,
no swelling they will not subdue,
and no lamencss they will not
cure. This il strong language
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PYLE's DIETETIc SALERATUs.-U niver.
sally acknowledged the best in use. Each
pound bears the name of JAMES PYLE.
None genuine without. l4-1y
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

NAILS ARRIVE.
From Ripton, Granville, Hancock.
East Mddebury, Cornwall, West
Cornwall and Bridport a:e0 A. NJ
Way mail from north s:tS A. M
New York, Rutland and Albany, 500 A. M.
New York, ;t5 p. N.
Way mail from south, APO P. n
MAILS CLOSE.
Way mail going south, Gals A, M.
4" Z" norsh, $40 p. n.
Mails for Ripton, Granville, 1sR-
cock, East Middlebury, cornwall,
West Cornwall and Bridp0rt l:so ?. N.
Closed mail for N. York, Albany,
Boston and Rutland, ZOO z. n.
A. 5. TRAOY. p. N.
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RlTpCr


duced more cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy,
sprains, swellings, caked breasts, 5calds, burns,
salt-rheum, eGracho, etc upon the human frame,
and Of strains spayins, gals, etc, upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended rene
dies since the world began.
"LoSDosDERnY, VIZ, December 80, 1873,
j. b. ROSE q Co.
GEsTs;-I have been using tho CENrAUR
IMMINENT and It has done rae good, and would
not be without It in my house lift cost ten dollars
per bottle. 1t is the greatest medicine that
ever used for Rheumatism.
DAVID ARNOLD"
"AVGusTA, ME., April %, 1873.
GENTLEMEN II have suffered with rheumatism
terribly for years. Four bottles Of (ENTAUR
EMINENT has cured me. am only too happy
to say so. Res pectfully,
(Captain) THOMAS SMITH"
"EAsT BESDoS, Kennebec Co., Me-, june "a, "a.
j. Il. ROSE Co,
SIRs;-Thero is man here that has been lame
for three years for the last nine months no could
not touch ono foot to the door. lilo has been using
oENTAUR LIN MENT; nos he has his boots on,
and is about. Your Eminent will 90 we'll here.
Yours, II, NJ, ROBINSON, Postmaster"
White Wrapper for family use Yellow Wrap
per for animals Price, so cents; Large Bottles,
Sl.00.
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Castoria is substitute for Castor Oil. It IL
as pleasant to take as honey. For wind collie and
sour stomach it is simply wonderful Physicians
recommend il.
LEAST SULLIVAN, Ne, January 80, 1875.
dESrs;-l can get you certificate Of the regu-
lar physician here of the goodness ofCAsT0RIA.
W. d. MIGRATE"
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fAThoNs q HSssANDRf. The nth
meeting Of tho Addison County Council
was held last week at the court house.
In The absence Of the master and over.
seer, Lecturer u s. Stowell called the
council to order filed the vacancies and
presided during the meeting, Col Stow.
ell read very interesting and sble pa.
per upon Our country in tho past aud
the future" thoughts suggested upon the
occurrences Of our centennial. Deputy
Boyden was present aud made some in.
teresting remarks, and recommended that
the council be formed into q county
grange. 10 the afternoon Col. A. b.
Smedley, Of Iowa. Lecturer Of the Ma
tionA Grange, delivered a very interest.
Jog and able lecture upon the necessities
isr tho formation Of the order, and the
principles and aims Of tho patrons. BY
vote OF the council the doors were thrown
cpsn to the public, but the short notice
given prevented very general attend
anc" and the numbers that attended
aside from patrons we're small, After
this Col. Smedley gave some useful in
struction to the patrons, goodly mum
Der being present to proat by bis teach
ings. Unity Grange. Of New Haver
, Mills. r. A. Smith, master, rendered Ia,
council an invitation to meet with then
: the next meeting, which is to be helt
March 18th next, at ten O'Clock u.
which Invitation was accepted. A reso
luton was also adopted that all tn
t oranges in the county DO invited to dis
l cuss the question Of forming a count,
/, grange, aud send their delegates 10 th
Q next sonneil instructed to vote upon tn
!. question. A resolution Of thanks to Col
b Smsdlsy for his timely advice and wis
!. Instruction ss given 10 his able addresses
!. also to the choir Of Unity Grange 70
!. their excellent music The meeting the
a adjourned.
.. W. MAAnw, ss~stasy pro 's~
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w. s. Alden will recOivs magaiass,
music, &C., for binding
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-01

S9on nabt bel. Winter NIT berlfobPne
S@ritten,
vs. nutet Hlatt UNI Blatt bon 8weis unb
Nff;
Der lsbte 9oIm 6es 9eloes in aefanitten,
Der @drten Dlltbeni9mud, CT lit Der
bIabt,
Mur laern bisunb oa unb georsinen,
Nte btabsn fpdrli4 nod bann ifps
borSei
Wit an' benz s@mud; BEN frii9en CRU,
sYs 9'4F ~ men 9b4~'
@sDanb foIst @inters ffarrss ginerIei.
Oo@ einmal nod, oils tpout' fe uns be-,
tb6ren,
pat f4 Natur uerldmenberifd -ge'
fdmidt; iR
Wls folte @ens lnb eommer iuieoerteb-
Rit dI'i6er YraGt, Die uns 70 oft ent.
Sidt.
Gum Nbf4ieb nod, bspor fe gan, erblsi'
-ls njitsu "a den, ,a,
Sn slntbpmFoTsnes SarbenipieI aetaudi,
@ian3t Gpbeu, @einreb', Spfamor'
eeH unb @iden, I
Bonn @benbrotbe solbis ansebandt.
@efdaftis fammeIn id ,u fernen 3iisen
Der @anberp6seI mannisfad @sidledt;
Jm Waloe bort, no SOmmerfaoen
fiesen,
Slopft nod berein3elt bic uno ba Elm
Spedt.
Gic Nd&te fino idon tDbl unb weroen
rs lan9cr
llno matter wirb bes Simmels tiefsS
glau;
IamabIis fawsisen al bic lieben
Sanger
Sn Build uub @alo, auf 8isis, Selo
unb Nu.
Som Oampf befiiselt Gilt auf Stablge-
lciien
sin mad Der Stabt DER ipate CONNER.
gait;
Die @6geI sisb'n IS febrt, suriid bon
Meiien
Der Menid su neuer Nrbeit; nruer yat
IS 1T Seidid, bies itets '@eb'n uno
&ommcn,
Ser eu'ge @edicl in Der 3elten 9auf;
@aro BON Der Grbe aud Der 9euS &c:
flDfnnsn,
Salb tandt periinst Der Sriiblins wie'
Der auf.
9Iud bel Den Menihsn lit oas &ommen,
.3fT @eben
Mur cine Spanne 3elt, elm @uaenblid;
IS fennet Die Nafur fein etileitehrn
Sin RATIOS Yorudrts nur unb fein3urilf.
Das Menfdenleben 1T elm itetes @an
bern
llnb bas, iuas man on uns bergdnglid
beibt,
Iersebt, eleiA glitb' uno Blatt nno
allen Mnoern;
Oenn unpersdnslid 1T ALIEN Der Self !
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3tt %bcrf0ufcit

Cine garm BON swsibuntert sdsr nit. @ubn.
bans unb StalIuns unb sutsm Drummer, III ~
j,br ainIisen Yebinsunsen ,a serfaufsn.
Stint mnb brsibis Alder befnbsn ih untsr
Guitur unb lnb sinse3aunt. Sas bebauls 2anb
IN scrtrsFIiher Greet Bottom.
Ndbere aluSfunft ertbeilt &ubulpb 5trstl tn
Serm,aun, cber Der llnter;eidntte an Srt unb
Steqe an Der Sron &Oab 81 @eiIsn bon per-
Souls Odsner.
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.giner sd6u,n S~u,oetrin in ser stoS,

-Giner fd6nen Sudferin in Der Stabt
Der 8rubsrliebe iaste Elm Die @eItauS-
ifeGung befudenber, leidt entiinolider
unb oreiiter Bewobner Der Stabt Der
&irAen: vSic fno 10 reisenb, Oab i'd
Gle fufen mub."-nOas mub -Su nidt
tbun, Sreunb," lautete Die @ntwort.-
yDod i'd nil, bel Soft" ri.f Der Sic.
beeIiihenber.- nSa, Do ou seidworen
baft, 6reuno," iaste Die fronme S60ne,
no tbue es nun oiesmal, bod mubt bu
es nidt sur gewobnbeit iperOen laGen."
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D.. WHIT TIER.

617 ST.. Charles Strabe ct 9oris
Gin Shii Ter ;wcisr mtti,imiGsr. Snltit,ar, unp
pat s!as 'ans'ss graris in .,tr sebansInna
s s@sr,jssn sISt to-, ! y S ,1i,t sS'' Sas vs. vic 'D ID i &c
Ollie lnpbilitilden ,8raufbcifeu
uut 5plsen ven m~srfurial aranfbrihn rrrt,n
fiber uae nit uncrbtrtem s .fris tebaneeit, nab
g 81 ssisa s gps'""'ssrSst a"'s sa,'sa's. nm @'l III.
;as'f's% I s'i d i@f ssa'sSl''' sab.. H' asss a"ss1sa
baben. guoen,sinc gdmShs idmsd,,s SM
mpoen. arIbmGhtcs G,epldt.nid hant,M s;t',s,.
Ntnciouua oeoeu Observation-Disclosures, c,.na,Hrsa.
Vcrwirr,Io. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ~ nis .;,.
unaliitlite Ibc ,ur ;splar bobe, csrr niei,,hs
oon, uumToIit, mocbrn mrrnen h,urrh,f, ,,s.;,,
Wor,pblct il; z iieni AMI ebiors hs,;ehsrs' i,
scriieoelten gpuprrts fir ,msi ,N,;t ,.mnu
Gpuiii.htitu in meiucr. Sh,r, sn.- hr;.as;S,
frei. ySe co unkro,lru ii, ,,pp "a ,h,nst,,' !,
Der Stabt an fcmmrt. msrhcn W;,ri,;,, -. 49,
Grpresy pprr Yplt ~pcrinuht O0s I,;lSra ~
lib wirc bieirbr o%nrnutir,. hei ,m,ift IL ,i,.N,
6SQen wire cies nri al, S'6ier ctmmns. .,.
q llbr Vprn bis liar Wbsuhs em,,t, 80,
II bis / llbr. 'l " w."
NonnhIrf m ;rocrS Gina h,.;. 81. .,,:
r>' y" ~" >'ot'le l"t s"tt
wenas'
MnUu(inrfrtf I0fS taraaf tcsaSlihe
fir lotts
NN ,;h(;MEr;k Ache 1rau Irate Is lclru
~tlullDitu. 10 Gents.
VeiNe in pcriic1tlttn llmihlnu iir 20 cts.
~. . L q .. - ~ -. .. ., - L. m-
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III Derfamfem.

Ser nnterseidnete pinf&t feline in
Seftiou 81 mo % @anse'6 6. Fomnfaip
IS beIegsne 6arm su annebmbaren Wrei.
fen Su b~erfaafen ODER gu brmietbsn.
OaS @nlpefen baiiebt aus 100 older unb.
fam sepinfdten Tanes in aipsi SbeiIsn,
pertouft uerben, ta fA auf bieIem Ylabe
,wei @obhbdufsri nebi II alien notbiaen
Standardization befnoen.. Bel isbeM ser
beioen Saufer1t binreiAenb @aTer bur-
banoen. lin ndbere N%usfunft uenbe
mar ii9 an ben llnterssidnstsn.
sos. Stora
.@asconaoe Serrb, Wo.
81. y. Die Sarm 1T nur cine Weile
bon Der Hoitoffice entfernt. 6rl
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Niles it II nteridi

Stubent !: u@arum, 9err Yrofehor,
siebt's in Der Weoi3in Oottoren uno
gbirursen, unb in BEN SuS nur 0ottoren
Der Seredtieftit uno feline Gbirurscn Der
@eredtiateit !"
Yrofeior ISL, ieb'n Gle, bas
fommf b 1t oaber, neil Die Softoren Der
Getedtigfeit @1es ielbit beiorsen, inclu'
liue MoerlaGen unb Sdropfen !"
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@obnbaus uno Nebensebduben 1T inter
febr giinftiaen Bebingunaen gu ~bsrfaufen.
Yreis $4,000 90. Madaufraasn in
Der Sermann Sabines Bant ODER Srn.
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gtbilbunsen. Srbs peripa tsiper ,@eIhlehte,
unb ba%uptiadiid leite bic AZ b~eirattrn beabfhti.
aen lpltea bisles Bud baben. Die STUNT lan9s
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ionic bic Grbaltuns Der BeitIidfeit. gBtr mon
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ebeliden 9ebenS. Crib i~prstGltig p~srliestli an
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jcber 5prn,, has glut, une pid,tiar innere Oraane
persif enb, fSnneu mir iidsr uub raucrbafi brilrn.
lauisnbe prn patisnten bic ron uits aebsiltwur,
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Wraris, unb has Stubium eieier aranfbnten
baben uns G%rfabrunasn unp @eibidliefsit as-
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beng ,ine COMPUTATION I ei.
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