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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30

EAE MAKEs OF BUTTEE CoTE-Hon.
John shattuck, noted butter dairyman
Of Chenango county, Y T.. said. at the
late convention Of the New York State
Dairymen's Associz'n, that be has found
If the color on the inside Of the ear
Is Of a rich yellow color, the COW is
sure to give good quality Of milk
that Is, milk r1ch in butter. He said in
all his experience be had never known
this sign 70 fail Mr.. J. W. North in
the Nqine Farmer, gives some further
information concerning the subject He
observes that cows producing very high
colored butter have lxrge smOsnt of
the ear secretion. IN many instances the
whole internal surface being covered
with thick, orznge-eolored oily matter ;
On the ether hand. the hght-colored
butter makers present > seznty. thin and
pale yellow secretion. in s0me cases
found onIy II the bottom Of the ear.
His theory i that every animal has the
peEer Of secreting > certain amount d
this yellow pigment II the quantitJ
be Sufficiently large. secretion vii take
place freely in the mamHary glands,
the ear ard skin
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30
PRESENCE or MIND.

A Golden talent for the mother is
presence Of mind. Emergencies are
continually arising in the family, when
she needs to have her wits about her.
For instance. somebody is taken sick in
the night There is no time to call the
physician. nor is there any need. A
simple remedy promptly administered.
few soothing words and touches, perhaps
a mustard plaster quickly mixed and
applied. win relieve the sufferer and
restore calm.
Everybody ought to keep in the house,
and in a convenient place. where they
can be reached at moments notice.
such things as camphOr, peppermint, or
cholera remedy. Ifthere are nervous
and sleepless persons, who require some
thing to quiet restlessness, it is well to
have lavender or valerian ready as we'll.
Nobody should 20 to bed in room with
out matches. 1t is more than = trifing
Inconvenience to have to grOpe about the
house in the dark because there are no
matches nearer than the basement.
When the weather is quite likely to
change suddenly in the night, an extra
blanket should always be at the foot Of
every bed.
The mustard plasters prepared by
the druggists are easily obtained. and
have the merit of always being ready for
use. But every woman should know
how to compound one if occasion re-
quires; and if she have in her family
person who is liable to sudden attacks
of pain in the lungs, she should keep
the materials for mixing it in the closet
in her own room. A mustard plaster
wet with the white of an egg will not
blister the most delicate skin.
Those who have children disposed to
Group or sudden colds, should keep a
stock of ipecac and squills at their ell
bow.
Above all, never get frightened. What
ever the trouble, it can only be met and
vanquished by prOmptitude, resolution
and calm courage. Time spent in wiring
ing the hands and fainting is only thrown
away. Whoever else may be alarmed,
the mother cannot afford to be; for to
her tact, judgment, and experience her
household all instanetively turn.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30
A CLERGYMAN AND A BURGLAR.

The Rev. DR.. Price, formerly rector
Of st. Stephens Episcopal church, lived
until recently at log West twenty-sec-
Ond street, n. Y. Early in the summer
he went to Hampstead, leaving his fur
niture and silver locked in his dwelling.
A short time ago the doctor came to
New York, unlocked the front door, and
entered the parlor. Soon be heard foot
steps coming softly down stairs. He
went into the hall, and there he discov-
cred burglar What are you doing
here?' asked the doctor. The burglar
pointed pistol at the clergyman's head
and said: IF you move | will blow
your brains out" and dragged him into
the parlor and told him to sit down. IL
began to talk to him." said the doctor
to a reporter. ".My good fellow" said
/, what induces you to commit this
crime upon crime You have commit
TED burglary, and now you are about to
commit murder 1t viii do you no good
to kill an old man like me. You have
already run the risk Of twenty years in
State prison and to little purpose. If
you kill me you will be found out, for /
have many friends in the city and am
we'll known here. The murder will
cause great excitement, and you will be
hanged for it As mere matter Of pol
icy it is folly to kill me. And then why
do you want to add crime TO crime !?
Well. you take the matter pretty cool
ly,' said the burglar. Who are you,
anyhow I? I'm the Rev. DR.. Price, and
have spent a portion Of my time labor
ing among your class Of people The
burglars manner changed when | said
this, and be took the pistol away from
ny head. Taking the burglars left
hand in mine (the right hand held the
pistoI) l added: Ny good fellow, what
has induced you to lead this life Of
crime? Why do you 90 90 2 The hand
containing the pistol dropped BY the
burglars side. Il am suffering. be said,
for food TO eat aud am without work
and nobody pities ne You are the first
man, sir, that has spoken . kind word
to me in long time. | shall not harm
you I am surprised at Jour eoolness
You are the most remarkable man | ey,
er saw"
The doctor had heavy gold chan
hanging from bis vest, and gold wztci
attached 70 IT. He also had money il
lis pockets. The burglar did not a.
tempt TO rob him He said "Yoa hsv'
destroyed ny desire 70 steal. aud a. 70
harmiDg yoa. you need not fear that
But must esezpe, aod how 70 do il
don't know. / am afraid 70 70 out 70
you viii give an alarm and ] shall b
arrested / cannot stay here. that's Ger
tain. and / eannot harm you. for 20
; talk 80 kindly 70 ne ] haven't q
heart 70 injure you ! don't see aD.
ether way than 70 tie you. Is there
closet handy % p1t yoa in ?"
That j. unnecessary" szid the do
Tor. Il viii sllow yoa % escape. ! wil
) give ysu all the time you want- ] III
! rot make any alarn until you are cat
danger NJ life Is IN danger. and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30

and he then vowed to sometime possess
mill superior to that Of the cruel par
ent Of his beloved. He built the mill.
bat be never went TO claim for his wife
the pretty daughter Of the proud miller
the mother Of his boy-but lived on
alone TO the end.
Unlike A. I. Stewart. he left the
greater portion Of his estate to be used
to benefit mankind. giving to his son,
John Lick. one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, and TO other relatives sums
ranging from two to FIVE thousand each.
Twenty thousand are to be expended in
erecting monuments over the graves Of
his grandfather, father, mother and sis
ter, and the following philanthrOpic be-
quests are made: To the Protestant Or
phan Asylum Of this city. S25.oo0; to
support an orphan asylum at San jose.
S25 900; Ladies' Protection and Relief
Society of this city. $4,000; Mechan-
les Institute Of this city. to purchase
scientific and mechanical books, SlO.-
900; to the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty TO Animals, $4,000; to
found an Institution to be called the
''Old Ladies Home" a retreat for wo-
men without resources and unable to
support themselves. 100000; to erect
and maintain free baths in this city,
Sl50.000; to erect = monument in Gold
en- Gate Park, to the memory Of Francis
Scott Keys, author Of the Star Spangled
Banner. 10000; to erect at the City
Hall of San Francisco bronze statuary
which shall appropriately represent Cal
ifornia, from the early settlement of the
Missions down to Jan. 1874, 500, 900 I;
to found and endOw an institution the
object of which shall be to educate males
AMI females in the practical arts Of life,
such as the working in wOed, iron, stone,
etc, to be open to all youths born in
California, $4,000; to construct a
| powerful telescope superior to any now
in existence, with . suitable observatory
for the same, 100000, to be known as
the Lick Astronomical Department Of
the University Of California ;" the bal
anee Of the estate to be equally divided
between the Society Of Pioneers and Cal
itornia Academy Of Sciences, to be ex-
| peaded by them in the purchase Of more
suitable buildings, in the purchase Of
suitable libraries, specimens, chemical
AMI philosophical apparatus, rare and
curious things useful in the advancement
1t is feared John Lick Will attempt tc
break the will it is to be hoped he viii
net succeed TRUFAx.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30
JUBICIeUs LETTING ALONE.

Try a little judieious letting alone.
The danger is often in your own nervous
fancies the little quarrel will blow over
like summer cloud the chickens will
he chased but not killed puss and dog
can take care Of themselves: the swing
wont break the sooner for not being
watched the tide won't come in with a
sudden rush because you are not there
TO scream warnings every ten minutes ;
a little fall from the tree or rock will
teach your boys caution more surely
than forty lectures Leave them alone
one day, and see, to your surprise, per-
haps, that they are actually alive and
only healthfully tired at night. Save
your 'noes" for essential things, and
say Eyes" promptly and cheerfully to
the things that seem so little to you. but
are actually big for children. Keep at
least one eye and one ear shut, and great
shall be your relief.
"HOw did you train your boys 2 ask
ed friend Of Mrs McCOok, the mother
Of the seven brothers who won the name
Of "the fighting McCooks" as generals
in the army. They we're all stalwart,
brave, resolute. selfreliant, cool-headed
men-soldiers without fear and with
out reproach." "Well. l didn't govern
them too much" said the wise mother.
AS soon as they were old enough to get
around alone out Of doors, she discreetly
heightened their lines. When they went
to play, or later on. fishing or hunting,
she taught them self-relIance by leaving
them to rely on themselves. don't
was a word seldom used. and then it
meant but one thing-do not as "whoa"
should mean but one thing to horse
stop The mothers authority and care
we're not frittered away on trivial and
transient things.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30
HOW MUCH OWE.

When this passing wcrid IS done.
When has sunk y0a gl1ring sun.
Wien we stand viii Chlist IN glory.
Looking Ger Hfs's Enished story.
Then. Lord. shaB I fully kasw-
Not IA then-heE much 1 eve.
when I stand before the throze.
nress'd in beauty net my oEn-
When I see thee as thou art
Love thee with unsinni1g heart.
Ihsn, Lord. shah fully know
Nos - theu-hcE much I owe.
When the praise u heaven hear.
Iced 1s thuncers b the ear.
Loud as many waters noise.
sweet a. harp's nelodiecs voice.
Then. Lord. shall faIly know
Net tn then--how much ! owe.
Zen o. sarth, As through a glass
Darkly. lst Thy glory pass
Maze forgiveness feel - sweet.
MIKE ny Spirits help Sc meet.
Zen ol earth. Lord. make ne know
Something of how much I owe.
Chssen not for good IN me.
Wakened up rum wrath - fee.
Hicien IN the Savi0ur's side.
By the Spirit sanctided.
Teach ne. Lord. sn earth 10 show.
b ny love. how much owe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30

When flies ars about, the Hasdand-
nam recommends % take the crystals
Of cArbolic acid aBd make = weak sola-
ton. which apply 70 horsea. Jssi enough
to vet the hair. asd % flies will trouble
thes- The wash will not dise1loF the
hair. II there aFe any skin diseases i
will be beneficial. There ! nothing
better tA4a this wash 70 destroy Fsrmin
that annoy horses and cattle.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30

Sojogrner Truth Is 70 he seen at the
Centennial Exhibition daily. selling her
books.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30
NY NEIGHBoR AND 1.

On Pity ny nsighbor over the way,
Who has nothing to DO but yaEn az DAY;
No little hands 20 tumble her hair.
Nc lttle "nuisance- to vex her with care.
No little torment 70 Worry and tease
Nothing to do bgt consult heroxu ease.
Peer rich asighbcr. I'm sorry for yuu--
Sorry because you have nothing 70 do"
Sorry, because. as the days % By.
Tou are restless and weary, you know not Why,
And ouce IN a while can see the trace
o. 1any a tear On your air pr0Ud ace
am only laborsr's wife.
Doing ny part in the trsadnl Of LIE
Joe. my husband, IS 0T Al day.
Fighting the giants Of want away.
Bzby an4 ars busy, -
Bgs we've plenty q time % be sorry for you
Baby's nuisance, plague and a Joy,
But then, y0u see. he's ny own sweet boy;
I've no tine for yr0an OF a sigh.
No time 70 be idle Is the days 20 BY
Ny arms are as fun as the day IS long
Fuu IS ny heart with its happy song.
Poor rich nsIghbOr over the way,
watching ny baby and ne at play,
whas q your wealth # y0ur heart is bare
Tis 70 love and be loved that mikes life 50 fair.
Sc, ueIghbor nine. I can tel you true.
Indeed I'd rather be I than you
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30

Outward DEMEAsoR. Much Of the
happiness Of life depends on our outward
demeanor. We have all experienced the
charm Of gentle and courteous conduct;
we have been drawn irresistibly toward
those who are obliging, afable and sym
pathetic in their demeanor. The friend
ly grasp, the warm welcome, the CHEEKY
tone, the encouraging word, the respect
ful manner. bear no small share in Gre
ating the joy Of life, while the austere
tone, the stern rebuke, the sharp and
acrid remark, the cold and indifferent
manner, the curt and disrespectful air,
the superciIious and seornfal bearing are
responsible for more Of human distress.
despair and woe. than their transient
natures might seem 10 warrant
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30

wHr nE BIDs'r MAEEY.-The true
reason Governor 1ildcn never marriedis
not generally known. But the fact is
that be was At one time deyotedly at
tacbed 10 a young lady. and not having
the courage 70 take her in bis Jap and
ask her like q man. be wrote her letter
embodyiBg bic proposals Of marriage
The young lady read il. then they called
in ber father. then her pastor vas inyit-
ed 70 join the advisory council. then
couple of detectives came and were put
o. the jury. aud finally two or three
lawyers were sent for, and they all
agreed that nobody could understand
wha. under the SUI the letter meant.
And % il vas returned 70 the writer for
explanation. and the explanation was 80
maeh worse than the letter that they
gave il up. And Uncle Sammy never
tried 10 get married again. and, IN fact.
be didn't write any more letters until
ls7g.--B,1Iiagsoss Hasek-Eys.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS,

DRs. A. P. BROWN ,. C. LEONARD.
TCLECTIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OF
j. fces a. Barton Landing and lest Charleston.
" a. p. Bruwn a. Wm- Twombly's Barton Lancing;
z. C. Leonard a. Frances Chases. West Charleston
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30

q y ULILUN,
-rCCEssOR TO wM. JOsLTN 4 SONS. DEALER
= n Drugs. Medicines. Dye stufrs Pants. Ols. Iar-
an rurpentine. Varnishes. Brushes, window Glass,
Putty Books. Stationery and Fancy Goods
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30

. o.
SUCCESSOR TO p P. CHENEY. WILL CONTINUE
- t. sell q Large Variety % Sewing and Knitting
Nlehi-es. Orders solicited
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30

]. q. UWLNELL-
O'AN Be FOUND AT J. T. DwTNELL's SHOP
y a good stock 1f Furniture Of al kinds; also a
zs1d ard vel selected STOCK q Carpets Room Faper
Picture frames Plain and Gut-Ed-e Curtains and Fix
sarss Co match nice lot % Baby Cabs. with Canopy
Top r. you Ike. Coed stock o. COINS ana Casksts,
a. vii be sold Low f1r cash or approved credit He
xiu ne be beat ou prices. Clover, VI 4-25u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14
@eibli@er Mppctit In Der gnten
alten 3cit.

Sie @emablin &arls II. BON Gna=
LAMB, &atbarina bon Yortu9al, bate
cine Gbrenoame Namens 2ucp, ,pelhe
lid ben Spab ma9t, an5uI9reiben, mas
tie ben Sag iiber perlpeijte. Einer ib-
rer in%tereliantenN oti5SetteI 1T i'm britti=
iden Wiuleum fir bic Na9melt au5be=
,uabrt uoroen uno mir sebeu oeiicn Sn=
bait bier ,pieoer. Msan le5e unb ltaune!
2aos 2ucD peripsiite am -. Wtdr; =
oas Sabr lit nidt scnannt-sum 6rib=
itiid : Gin sanses &idenitiid BON ciaer,
&inoe, eim Sroo BON 3ruei Yfuno, cine
Gru9ttorte, oaSu trant lie bier Glal9en
fairies 8ier. Gum Mittas senob lie:
Gin Stiid YDtelleiid, cine S9eibc
&inossraten, einise GricaHees aus oes
&0niss Slide, elm Broo bon s,pei
Yfuno, oaSu bier uno cine babe 6lal9e
Sisr. Gum N~benoeIen pertilste
lie: Cine S9inel Semitic, elm San=
melltiid, cine S9iKel Nal6,pert BON
Safel, Gin 8rob BON s,uei
Yfuno, easu jwei Glai9en fairies Sier.
Dor oem 3ubettseben ab Tic nod Elm
Sroo bon bon 3wei Yfunb, einen &u=
den. oaSu trant iie 5tpei Glalden @ein
aus oes &bniss &elerei. = SeutSu.ase
sibt es uobl in Der sanSen gSelt feline
bic cinen 10 9utens. Masett
bat, ,uie 2oop 2ucp!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14
Mllerlei l.
MecfIembmro umb 1rIamb.

Na@ltebenoe pabre Y~ssebsnbsit ,piro
aus Cairo, ST., beridtet: Gin nod
rsriner" Medlenburger trat in einea
Saloon, tuo Elm Srldnoer lofort ieine
fabea 8iBe iiber i'm gu rsiBen iu9ts.
Der bieoere Obotrite mertte ni9ts, bis
i'm einise 0eutl6e barauf auimsrtiam
madten, uno nun fling berleIbe, Der se=
raoe aud nidt auf ben &opf sefallen
mar, an, auf gut Ylattoeutl9 auf
Yaoop los5u3ieben, 10 b.aB er ale 9a9sr
auf leine Seite betam. Wls Yot lab,
oaB i'm ole Nnwelenben (neijtens
9eutI9e) ausla9ten, iuuroe er piitbenb,
sins in Der @orerteuuns oui ben
Sanosmann log unb ldrie: You
G.d.m greenhorn I'll knock your
inside out9 Ser Mann aus Dem
9anoe Deg Odientopies srbielt gum
anfans einen tiidtisen 5aultidlas auf
Die Nale, aber ebe Der Sobn Der sriiuen
Snlel ben ~s,peiten S1las perlu9en
tonnte, bate i'm Der itammise Noro.
oeutl4e om &ra9en, idleuosrte i'm gu
Yooen, oaB ibm Die &ippen tradten,
tniete i1m auj Ole Yrul uno lisb nun
bic setpi9tise Gauit auf Yats Geiidt
beruntsrlaulen, oaB oielem 0Oren uno
leben pes9ins. Ser SrIanoer ,par
|l&neu jabm uno rief: That's
enoughs That's enoughr Ser
Meilenburser peritano i'm aber unre9t
ano iosts; .Datt iessit 9u? sd bin
cen aH? f6f man, 81 nil id ct mol
wisisn! J" uns tulr fort, au brei4en.
'puroe aber gIadIi9erweiie bon ieinen
ens!ii drsben6en 2anbsleuten bsIebrt,
.oab Ser Srlanssr Yarbon DsrIanse, unb
'lieb iAs bess apA los. Das Osji&t
beg JrIdnSers 1T jebt pIatt uie Elm
Vfannts&sn uno i&ilsrt in 10 pisIen
dorben uie Elm 3sSenbosen. Mit
RedIeabsrsern piu CT absr ni9ts mebr
Az then Aaben.
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uno 8eiber idreienS aus Der Sbiire
herdustraten.

1Nu &Oetutl IWltltHu uus utt &gNle
beraustraten.
Sas Sussp bielt uno feline SniaNen
betradteten la9enO Die @ruppe. Oa
trat Gobb an ben @a9eni9la9. uSunt
ger Mann" = 10 fpra9 cr 81 Sum=
pbreps nit elmer @rabcsfimme =
rtuollt SIR Soft feben?" - v@arum
nidt," mar bic luitige Mntport. - so
tretet oenn in ben 5empel!" erpioerte
Der neue Mfeliias.
3umpbreps iprans berab. Mber
|pdbreno 8lad nod nit benz 8efeitigen
|ieines @eipannes bei9dftist mar, itiirs-
ten bier mdnnli4e gobbiten auf ben
Saloonpirtb uno itaden i'm nit Ian=
gen Meiern 5u Sooe. Snamil1en
padten bier Meiber ben Mnbern. Sod
bate 8lad nod 3eit, bas cine Der
Yferoe losjumaden umb auf bemlelben
oas @eite du lu9en.
nMprb! Moro! Mprb" Gang
|Scarcp serietb n alarm, aIs Der &ci=
ter auf idweibbeoettem Nferoe feline
Strabe ourdlprenste. Sofort iom=
melte Der eberif Elm uYo1e" uno in
meni9er dig elmer Stunoe umfteQten
oreibis sutberittene unb belpaffnete
Burger bic unielise 9i9tuns. So
ltarrte ibnen bas 9aupt Beg sefdlad=
teten Sumpbreps BON einem benz Sem,
pei bena9barten 3aune entsesen
3rGasebt eu9!" Mber Die gobbiten
,ersaben Iid midt. Sonoern bon ibrem
,tali4en Gbriltus ansefeuert, rannten
lie, ibrs MeHer idwinsenb, benz Yoie
esmitatus entge9en. Sod eiumal:
u9alt unb er9ebt eu9!" Damn folste
cine Salpe, 33apei Ser Ganatiter lasen
.toot auf i9rem Aneeii9t. Giner mar
F%pertuunbet. Gobb ielbit entFob. Sen
|&et, meif @eiber un6 2inber, bradte
man in bic Sail bon @bite Gounty, mo-
lie ibrem 4rOselie entseseu fem. s
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am Mtenb ilnmsr mod @tdrte 10
(Sturm). Gs merben i,ere Sturm=
le9el uutergel4lasen uno unter oenlel-
ben Die Madt iiber bei9elegen. Mud
muroe bas @rad etpas seflart unb
GunobSl;er lnb Safelun9 tbeilmsiie &C.
tappt, tbeilpeiie seborsen. 0a pl6t=
lid rudt es unb Die Shraube itebt fill.
Ser &liiperbaum nno oas san5e @ut
BEG Yorseldirrs mar in oielelbs Sstom.
men. Sr5itIiGe Iusli9ten fir Die
@adt! So9 audi tie sins sliidlid
pprbei unb am nd6iten Morsen (27.
Mai) mar enolih Dos lnwctter pcrii.
Der. Sic aufsebenoe Some beleu9-
tete jebt fat Der l60nen Corvette, Die
nod Dor wenis Stunou ltolS uno
ii9er bic @osen burdfur4t hattie, Elm
@rad, oas unter Sturmi eseln auf ber
uieoer rubis setuoroenen See berum=
trieb, umfreilt BON et,pa 80 9aifI1en,
bic bier mob! rcide Seute sepittert bat.
ten. Sie S9ranbe muroe nun geli9=
tet uno a~et!art, lie Bate sliidli6ertp.iie
teinen S9aoen oappn eetrasen. @pn
BEN Saien peroen mebrere %sefansen
uno lin s ll9r sic &eile untsr Sampf
fortseiest. ODD bleibt bas @etter
b6is uno weni9 pertraueneruedenb, 10
bab man Ii9 auf cinen ~5.ueiten Srtan
in Der dineliI9en See porbereitete
SOD er traf nidt Elm, Sim 80. Mai
mar Sic nTineta" nur nod 200 See
meilen pon 9onstons entfernt unb nit
Sem lcsten @eite Der 3oblcn murbc BON
bier aus mad 5onstons eeoampft, mo-
Die Gresatte an. 81. UNI 4 llbr No9.
mittqss sIadli@, auf Der &bebe BON
gictoria antertc, freubis bc9riibt BON
ben S@iHen beg beutiaen @efdwao.rs,
auf b.nen man i@on beiorst mn, bas
6lassi9iH setpeien mar. Ser S9a=
ben, Den Die u@insta" bur9 ben Saifun
erIittsn Fat, ,pir6 (inel. oes Seritnsten
Yrioateisent9ums) auf 100 big 1867
600 Mt. sei9dtt, unb tperoen pobl
einise @a6en perseben, big bic Cor
bette pieber {setlar lit, ba porausf9t.
lid au6 Der Gpdmat sebro@en 1T.
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Giner Der topferifen Sf5;eire s

einer Der tapferiten Sffieire Der
englil6 81 itinoilden Mrmee, Gopttdn
lit, ME &alcnttaer Blatter er-
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