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"On the Outside of the Fort"

The Democrats in Columbia have the
Radicals badly under hack. From resig-
nations and absence the Democrats have
a majority in the Senate as we'll as in the
House of Representatives. All the mem
bers of the Mackey House have not yet
been admitted. Last week twenty-one
of them were: allowed to apologize for
their action, and were sworn in. About
thirty of the members Of the bogus
House, including Mackey, are still on
the outside of the Fort. 1t goes hard
with the bitter RAIDS to apologize to the
Democratic House even when allowed to
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derful Success.

It is reported that Boschee's Ger
man Syrup has since it's introduction
in the United States, reached the i'm
mense sale of 4O,WO dozen per year.
Over 5000 Druggist have ordered this
medicine direct from the Factory, at
Woodbury., n. j., and not one has re-
ported a single failure, but every letter
speaks of its astonishing success In
curing severe Coughs, Colds settled on
the Breast, Consumption, or any dig
ease of the Throat and Lungs. We
advise any person that has any predis-
position to weak Lungs, to 90 to their
Druggists, w. 7. Penney. and get this
Medicine, or inquire about 1t. Regu-
lar size. rs cents; Sample bottle 10
cents. Two doses will cure any
case. Don't neglect your Doctor W.
T. Penney. 3m.
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OONLuHIoN,
knights Of Honor.
HALL OF WAvERLY LODGE, No. 302,
KNIGHTS OF HONOR

HALL OF LODGE, NO. 3OZ,
KNIGHTS OF HONOR,
GREENv1LLE, 8. c., April 20, 1877.
A number Of Representatives from the
South Carolina, assembled in the Hall of
Waverly Lodge, Greenville, 8. c., at l04
o'clock A. NJ, April 20, 1877.
Col. j. A. Eye, of Greensburg, Pennsyl-
vania, Supreme Dictator of the knights
of Honor of the United States, took the
chair and announced that he was present
for the purpose Of organizing the Grand
Lodge of South Carolina.
Credentials Of representatives were
called for, and the following Past Dicta-
tors were admitted to seats:
J. P. Moore, Waverly Lodge, No. 3o2,
Greenville, 8. C..
J.. H. Whitner, waverly Lodge, No.
302, Greenville, s. G..
j. s. Conner, True Brotherhood Lodge,
No. 34, Winsboro, s. C.
w. A. Clark, Columbia Lodge, No.
$50, Columbia, s. C.
Thomas s. Norman, Newberry Lodge,
No. 355, Newberry, s. c.
j.. T. Robertson, Palmetto Lodge, No.
1857, Abbeville, s. C.
B. 8. Barnwell, Palmetto Lodge, No.
357, Abbeville, s. G.
J.J. BoZeman, Star Fort Lodge, No.
364, Ninety-Six, s. C.
G.. A. G.. Waller, Greenwood Lodge. No,
375. Greenwood, s. C.
w. r. Jones, Home Relief Lodge, No.
3S9, Yorkville, S. c.
Geo. w. Holland, Walhalla Lodge, No.
1874, Walhalla, $. C.
v. F. Martin, Anderson Lodge, No.
200, Anderson, s. c.
J. Z. Bomar, Spartanburge Lodge, No.
3O7, Spartanburg, s. c.
r. q. Massie, Spartanburg Lodge, No.
307, ~Spartanburg, S. c.
Bro. f. NJ. Lipscomb, Star Fort Lodge,
No. 1854, N~inety-Six, s. c., by special dis
pensation of the Supreme Dictator, for
satisfactory reasons, was created q Past
Dictator, and allowed membership in the
body.
The following Brothers were elected
officers, viz:
p. G.. D., ]. P. Moore, Greenville.
G.. D., Thomas s. Norman, Newberry.
G. V. D., w. A. Clark, Columbia
G.. A. D.. j.. ]. Bozeman, Ninety-Six.
G.. c., w. 8. Conner, Winsboro.
G. G., C. A. G. Wallar, Greenwood.
q. r., Geo. w. Holland, Walhalla.
G. T., j. T. Robertson, Abbeville.
G. G., E. NJ. Lipscomb, Ninety-Six.
G.. S., w. r. Jones, Yorkville.
q 4 ooeSOoS ~ . III DohAoAs SPoA <sAA
burg, J. II. Whitner, Greenville, B. 8.
Barnwell, Abbevitle.
The officers elect were then installed.
The Grand Dictator announced the fol-
lowing Standing Committees, to wit !:
On laws and Supervision-W. A.. Clark,
Geo. w. Holland, J. P. Moore. :
On State of the Order-W. r. Jones, J
s. Conner, J. ]. Bohemian.
On appeals-J. H. Whitner. v. F. Mar
tin, J. T. Robertson.
On finance-B. s. Barnwell, C. A.. C.
Waller, E. NJ. Lipscomb.
On Mileage and Per Diem-J. T. Rob-
ertson, v. +. Martin. J. J. Bozeman.
On Returns-C. A. G. Waller, ] s.
Conner, T. G. Massie.
At this stage of the proceedings the Su-
preme Dictator gave valuable informa-
ton on many points of inquiry presented
by different Brothers.
AT the request Of the Grand Dictator
the Supreme Dictator, in due form, clos
cd the first session of the Grand Lodge
Knights Of Honor of South Carolina, to
assemble in second session in the city OF
Columbia, on the second Tuesday in
April, 1878, at II o'clock M.
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daily second any efforts on the part of the
Legislature. ] ahall look with confident
hope to your aid in carrying out the reforms
and fulfilling the pledges TO which We are
solemnly committed.
~ rCoNCLU6IoN. ,4+.
A great work-the grectest to which q pa
trlotic people can be called-is before VA, and
o heavy responsibility rests upon Us. We
have TO create anew q State which can OF
right demand II take the proud and honor
able position she once held in the great sister,
hood Of this great republic. We have TO re-
store her credit; to bring back her good
name; TO develop her ~boundless resources
10 heal her wounds; to secure equal and ex-
and maintain the supremacy Of the law; to
dltfuse the blessings OF education; and to
strive to bind all CLASSES Of both races in the
bonds OF peace, fraternity and piety. I trust
that we shall oil devote ourselves TO the at
laInment OF these high aims, and ! pray hat
God may In His wisdom and In His mercy
speedily crown our efforts with success.
WADE HAMPTON, Governor.
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Hereafter Mrs. Hayes will allow no
wine at the dinings at the White House.
Probably she got tired OF the visits OF
Grant and Chandler and resorted to this
measure to keep them away.
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That Motive Power

The Scientific American, dated March
81, 1877, says:
"Mr. Morgan, of Columbia, s. c., has
invented i perpetual motion, which is to
operate az follows: Upon the periphery
of a large wheel are arranged a series Of
rubber tubes, one-half OF which are filled
with water, Tor any other fuid.] AS the
wheel ~rotates, the tubes on n III Of
wheel became filled, while those ON the
opposite side are emptied; o prepondcr'
ance of weight being thus maintained on
one side Of the wheel, the latter will con.
tinue to rotate until something wears, oul
or the world ONE to an end.
MI. Richard ToZer, one Of the princi'
pal machinists of the place, has given d
certificate, setting forth his belief in the
Morgan has issued a very tia.. sring iinan
cial prospectus, headed: The Morgan
Self Producing Motive Power. No Fire
No Steam No Explosion! No Engineer
No Expense ! Natures Forces Utilized
The Power that is Ia Eevolutionize the
World! There's Millions in it
ITO aid in procuring the means to con
struct a working model, the inventor
issues certificates Of n hundred dollars
each, payable at par as soon as success i
insured and the money therefor realized
These certificates he is now ready to sell
for one dollar each, or one cent for eacl
dollar of their actual face figures. 1t IL
clear that Mr.. Morgan is better invento,
than tinancier, or he would lev have
put his shares on the market at 80 low
figure. He evidently needs the assistance
of an able person, who has had experience
in fnanciering similar enterprises"
I am much obliged to the Scientific
American for this favorable notice Of my
invention, and now it the people will
rome forward and take these n hun.
dred dollar certificates at II dollar each,
they will help me to build the working
model, and in less than six months they
will get back their hundred dollars fol
each dollar invested. AS to the financial
management, I admit ! am not deep in
that, yet I think I see my way clear, fol-
I do not agree to pay the money until !
have made it out Of the invention, and
when I have it made I can afford to pay
it, and will nave all I want left. Yet, II
any person of financial ability would like
to take hold and manage it., l am ready
to make Oil arrangement to hat effect.
ROBT. MORGAN,
fPurNrY RrrLDINa.) Columbia, S, C..
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these arrears up to the time of CONVEX
sion, in new bonds, payable at such time,
and under such conditions as in your
Judgment shall be equitable to the State
and to its creditors.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-01-25
THE NIANUFACTORY.

The Estey Organ mandatory is we'll worth
visit to any interested in mechanical and art
progress. The works are situated on an eleva-
ted plateau, overlooking considerable portion
of the village Of Brattleboro'. They consist OF
eight main slate covered factories, which are
forty feet apart three stories high. one hundred
wide. Near by is a gas house, which supplies
not only the factories, but some portion. Of the
ity. A steam fire engine, named 81 Estevv,"
is kept constantly ready for use and may lie
manned at a moments notice by drilled com
pany Of the workmen. A perfect system Of
speaking tubes and electric bells establishes i'll
Simultaneous communication between the Office
and all parts of the premises. Over five hun
dred workhen are employed, and every care is
taken to secure for them health, comfort and
safety, as well as a perfect and economical
working of the establishment. Many Of the
little rooms occupied by the tuners are made
charmingly coy with pictures and flowers, ar
ranged to suit the taste of the occupants. The
cheerful hum of machinery minglcs with tl,,
chirping of thousands of reeds, and sends forth
a.not discordant song of industry which pcne-
trates many Of the pleasant homes Of the work
men.
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A Word of Joy.

From the Hon. James Ross Grand Lecturer of 1. O. G
7. OF Wisconsin,.
From a feeling of gratitude, I take
great pleasure in giving testimony to the eff
cacy Of Hale's Cough Cordial in easily curing
persistent cough. For month while en-
gagged nightly in public speaking, had suit
tered with an annoying cough which stub
bornly resisted the various cough remedies
friends fortunately gave Hale's Cough Cor
dial trial, when my coughing cased at once,
and the following day it had done its work
complete and felt all right. The first dose
went directly to the cold spot in my lungs,
and in the midst of a general warmth and
perspiration the stubborn cough seemed to
dissolve. In gratitude and esteem, am
Yours truly, JAMES Ross
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Money can be made by all; my
goods sell at sight; Agents wanted every
where; Send Stamps for circulars. F. L.
Woodward, Hill, N. II.
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On the death of one Of England 8
most eminent physicians, all his effects were
sold by auction, and among other things was
sealed packet, marked "Advice to Physi-
cians," which brought a great price. The
lows: "Keep the head cool, the bowels open
and the feet warm" If physio is necessary,
use Parsons Purgative Pills; they are the
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-01-25

Catarrf, unless checked in the early
stages, leads to dangerous diseases Of the
throat and lungs. Taken when the symptoms
first appear, Santord's Radical Cure tor Ca
tarrh is instantly effective.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-01-25

most scientifically prepared pill that has ap-
peared in the last hundred years.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-01-25

Asst WEEK every one read what the
IL Swiss Commissioner NJ. Favre-P erret
had to say about Am erican Watches. Tins
week every one should send for our De-
scriptive Price List Of WAltham W atches.
which Ia sent free to all readers Of this PA.
Der. HOWARD Il CO.. No. kz3 Fifth
Avenue. New York.
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A few TESTIMONIALS.


Esy establishment and perfection of detail and
hnse system Recommendations conceivable invention
making
may bought At the time
malls which
bearing anetru
as human endeayor
from RICHARD WAGNER, Composer, par Excelence]
tone Of the E beautiful and noble and the greatest
From MME Ess1PoFF Panist]
and w 5s sa n n had the hear ss and Petersburg
can produced with such p" and
similar toa fnechurh organ"
Imperial Conservatory
the Musical Society Moscow
splendid Organs The tone Of these instruments is full noble and charming and has the
them having
extraordinary in Russia"
from CAMILLE DE SAINT sAENs Composer Pianist and oganst of
the Madeleine Church, Parish
Organs Of
which that of and the
from LUCIA Donna]
instruments
the
A1x.1Ac nrr11r, 9th,
From BULL. Greatly viruoso.]
"Aher having played the Cottage
that appropriate
mended J. H. NEBELONG Organst"
effective
FRED. Director of Music
the Swallows Homeward T." etc.]
beautiful sympathetic
anything
From PROF DoANE J Eminent Composer and
Director Cincinnati, OIL
durability
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Minneapolis Business Directory

TAINTED sae1s or to treSS i1a es to
" AIV reka Glass Lamp Chimneys. Monitor
~ ~ Safety Burners Automatic EXtingush.
ers. Lamp Coods& &c 81 400 ear .hotel ard tray
cling expenses paid to good men. No peddI1ng No
II. lkGb1i1i II CO.. CINCINNATI OHIO
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We received very pleasant letter
of thanks from our old friend Kendall, since
his return home, for bottle of Johnson's An
odyne Liniment " hich we gave him, and
which he says has entirely cured him Of the
etroublesome and dangerous cough he had
when here.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-01-25

Durang's Rheumatic Remedy will
most positively cure any case of rheumatism.
govt, neuralgia or lumbago on the face Of the
earth, no matter of how long standing. 1t is
taken internally, the only way the disease can
be reached, and cures quickly and permanent
". Price, one dollar bottle. For sale by
wholesale and retail druggists everywhere.
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A hotel furnishing all the comforts Of home,
together with the luxurious appointments m
more pretentious establishments is necean
sitv demanded by the reinements of modest.
life. Such an establishment is the Greenman
House, John Baugh, Proprietary, corner Of St.
Peter and Fourth streets, St. Paul, where the
best accommodations can always by secured
1t reasonable rates.
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ESTEY ORGAN.
The Instrument, the Makers,
and the Mandatory at
Brattleb vt.
THE
THE INSTRUMENT.

Few people in the civilized world to-day,
among those who are interested in music and
the forms Of musical expression, have not
heard of the Estey Organ, and smaller still is
the number of those who do not, after practical
acquaintance with the superior merits Of that
noble instrument, cheerfully concede the proud
claim of it's makers, that, .
fHE ESfEY ORGAN LEAns 1HE worm
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For Throat Diseases
And affections Of the chest, "Brown's Bron-
chial Troches'' are OF value. For Coughs, IT.
ritation OF the Throat, coused by cold, or Un-
usual exertions Of the vocal organs, in speak
ing in public, or singing, they produce bene-
fetal results
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Gelbsef&Gft. Gin sortbstlbaftes &c.
fGdft freilit auf 8Ofen bee gOltes, maGt bic
&esteruns NIT ben. 8leiapnpierselb. Go aeten
nod iibfr % MtaiOnen Duaars teFeIben aus
aab bod TT es fat gang aus benz 8ertebr Der.
fGpunbeu. Daraus III ~ f%lteben, bae BON
bteien % Wtatonen Der BET pettem erDste She'll.
pabri&etnlt& tpenisfens etwa 20 MtaiOnen,
Derloten utib serfSrt III, 70 bab CT nte sur Gin
IGiung ptGientirt tperben tptrb. @enn man
bebentt. baB BON ben erfen Museaben bss 3letn-
papiereelbes, bon benen man iGon felt Sabrsn
gar nt&ts mebr gu isben befOmmt mebrsre
NfltOnen nteraals CUR 1ratauiGuns an bas
S@asarnt selanst tnp, 70 tutrb bic Sa9e sr-
tldrliG.
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Nicbt 5u nberieben.

6err Mabler, Mttelieb Der 40 9tabt unt
2anb befens renpnntr ter Gtrnna Snseric1 u,
60. tn ct. paul, III ioebsn bonn Often ,urid.
setsbrt, pDfeIbf ct pdbrenb bret @u&sn Der.
tuetIte Hnb GeIeeenbett bate. an ben promtuen.
tefen GefdGftspIGsen unb In ben eraen Gabrt.
Ten bss 2anpes ifbr bsbeutenbe Gtnfdufe ~
MAIDEN unb 3par ! u . %biIItgen pret.
Ell, wtenc& nte suSor.
Die 8trnta 10 tnfclee benen ia ben Stant
eefebt. aud ibrtn rtrtben Runben gang au6er.
serSbnIi&e gortbetle 3u bietsn unb bic Sor,is.
ltGfen @aaren su 70 biltsen yretien su Der
taufsn wte tetne anbere Gtrma. Das seebrte
publitum ~ befens etnseIaben, f& tur@ etse.
ne geT +tisuns Der @aaren Bon Der &tttietett
bteler MtttbeiIuns 80 iiberseussn unb pirb es
fiber In fetneua mcbIperfanbensn JntreIe fiji.
ben, bier Sorauipre&en. Der GrfcIs ,ptrb ben
befeH 8ewets ltefern.
9. %. Gneerfou s. 80.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

&6waro Gee, aus ben @srt&tsrtrbanos
lunsen aIs 9erGber unmeniGliGer gerbrsGsn
berl%tist, bat cia @HredltGes Gnbe srretHt.
Wor etra sr:t SabrsR sresen iGeue!t&er MiB'
banbIane elmer Grag Weibe BON ben Geftpc.
renen In OF. yaul .als f&ulbts ertIGrt nnb pom
Nt&ter ~ bretBts Sabren 3u&tbaus serGstbetlt
erbtelt er burG bic gerwenbuns fetner MbScfa-
ten einen ueuen Yruseb unb purbe Ben elmer
tseuen Sury freisefprc&en nnb entlaHeu. '8urs
'barauf peribte See srteber Elm dbnlt&es Ser.
an Der Gran stnes beutl&en Garmers 1T
Daibinstcn GOuntss CT purbe Dor Grrt&t
'etermals aberrteien, fGalDis ertlGrt uub ,uie-
su brei6is Sabren !3u&tbaus serastbeilt.
gepUr CT iebcG an bieie Mnfalt atsetsfert tptr.
ben sOnnte, maGte c. feinem Geten ieltf etn
GnSe, tnben. CT fd an 0efdnsntB erbGnete ;
CT binterlte6 einen Brief TT rel&em er unfGuI-
big 3u leta ertlGrte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Serr anton VertDIL Der pcbl be-
fannie GieeutbHmer Der DGtrOler 6aIe," Nc.
Sc MeR Dritte @traes, bat bic frabere
,Dent(1e Rsttstaae" 80. 60 Wef Drttte
Strabe iibernrmusn: unb sur neuen nEircIsr
5aoe" uneepanbeIt. 5reunbe uno gefannte,
icwtr fas putIifum iberbaupf. rrerber freanS-
ltGt s,nsslarcn, ben irlben in is'uem nenen 80.
fale IN teiuGen. ba CT tets mi: ben fiuisn st.
sarren ane @strGufrn aufparteu srirb. NSar-
msr 9an5 tpirb isrsn MOreen ierrirt. Nebeu-
bel 1T bieIes Qotal nit MaIsreifa 70 Jbatl@ aus
ssaattst Sab pte Safe lebbaft an ItrCl ertnneri
perben.
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Stadt ". gand.
8ablrt6ter.

IIs @ablri&ter fir bic ~tessrRstenbe Mb
fimmuue. an nS&Ren DtenRas iber bic Gtitn.
babn.B ones bat Der Staetratt feIssube 1erret
ernann.;
&rfe @are.
GrRer @recinft-amps gB DAD, Geurs G&ur'
uaeter, G W Siibebranb.
3wettsr Wreeintt-S s Autnty, 50 Mat.
tbews, @&Oa&.
3wette Warb.
GREER Nrsctntt-5obn S'&onHer. Seta 81
Gebbesct, SObn Doyle.
3petter Wrtcintt-yat Butler, Scbn SaHea
. . SarrOn.
Drttte WarN.
Grier grarintt-N @aaener, 6 q eavpen.
teur, 81 9telauD.
3wsttee Yrectntt-S obn @esDorf @hYtau
Deusr, @ o @ooD.
Gterte Warb.
Grfsr 9'rseinft- SAINTS Gleary, M s Gtum,
u. SenldeL
3peitsr pracinft-A 8 Softer, Or & gsen-
bersaf, s 8 Nauibip.
Drtttsr preeintt-A 6 9arpenteur. M BUS,
@bmunb &ee.
SInfte Barb. l.
@rifer grec,nft-Gpwarb Gprntne, SapeS
Dillon, Samts S'GarreQ.
!3ueiter yreciatt-B 6 9artiborn, g s
Gcrriean, Samuel Yainter.
Sehfe W a
8 Wc&artby, 8 g Merritt, SenrY Bel.
Lamb.
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Wteberetn &aubanfaU rtrb aus
@abaiba County 8~eutelbet, Soriee @obe, nabe
b~erielben @teae Seribt, an ipel&er fiirsltH Der
an sem Gasu,er Rsaa besanseue fattfanb. als
f& nSnlt& Marttn O'2auebltn, etn funssr
Nann auf fetuent 6etnrese mad BEN Epwn
Mcaut pleafant NIT elmer Gubre 9anb tefanb,
tpurbe CT plEsIi9 bur& etnen Rerl NIT e~eipaun.
tenn &eSolser ausebaIten. Der tbu tefabL ietn
Gelh brr3ueeben ba ct aber tetaes bate, bieB
tbn Der RGuber ietnes Deses 80 ateten, tnben,
Ct F& seirrt bate. Der Mnssfauene bena&.
rt&tiste fOfort bic Yoltsst BON BEN gOrfaIe uub
City . Marfbal 9emIey uno County : Gnralt
5abn, SerfoIsten bic Spur bss Rauters unb
serbaftetea an. SOrtssn Grettas tn StcdtcIm
etuen StrOl@ Namens WesleY Sat. psl&en
S'2ausblin als ben &dubtr ertannte.
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Die 0erf6erune seeen 9aeel'
f6aben To serape ia isbiser Sabresseit, unt
strar NIT solsn Re&t etn Gssenfanb isbr eru.
fer GrSrtsrung BON eette Der Garmsr. Sssi
srobt Sts Gsfabr am ustRen bsBbalb IL 90
aud am SrtnsenSfen, bab einSeber b~srisIbsn 3u
rs9ter 3ett SOrbfnee. Dafir TT iebem Garn,er
bic bette @slssenbstt eebOten, tnben. CT F9 an
bic Office Der Deuti9. N%meritantfGen 5assls.
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StraBs tn ct. paul tpenbet, no Tim bic btais-
aeu 8ebtneunsen einserGumt iperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

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