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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-01-26
CIRCULAR SAWS
Made Without Hammering.

The ''SIMONDS" saws are Strengthened by
means of heat and pressure, and a0ittOut hammer.
ing, and are warranted superior to hammered saws
for the following reasons
The success of the process requiring uniform
heat, insuTes perfectly uniform temper, and they
ME and set Ia a more satisfactory manner.
Being free from uneven strain buckle, they
stand up TO their l0Ork B. tier.
As the steel is left in a natural condition by this
process the retain their original shape or posi-
ton, they reduced in size thus avoiding the
necessity of re-hammering.
Being made of a higher quality of steel than it
is practical to use by the old method they hold an
edge better.
Large circular mill can be at any
sonable speed with equally good results-saws 50
inches in diameter having been tested from 400 to
1850 turns minute, with perfect sat- faction
while hammered saws must be hammered differ
emily for different speeds
The ''SIMONDS" saws received at the Centen-
NAL, a medal diploma, and the following report Of
the Board of Judges
Circular Saws of beautiful finish and FORM and
originality in the method of MANUFACTURE"
trial of the ''SIAIONDS'' saws will satisfy any
mill man that he cannot afford to hammered
saws.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR PRICE LIST
SIMONDS MFG CO,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-01-26

COOP HEALTH FOR TEACHERs.-At
Sunday school convention held in
New York, DIR. Taylor gave five rules
as TO health, which teachers may write
in capital letters on the blackboard.
First, wash and be clean second, eat
and be strong; third, sleep and be
cheerful fourth, exercise and be mus
cnlar; fifth, look up and be hopeful.
He said that we should breathe good
deal of fresh air in long breaths should
wash all over every day, and should
eat cheerfully and enjoy it. Satan
bowls with delight when he sees a saint
with dyspepsia. Then we should have
natural, wholesome sleep, with good
physical, muscular exercise, and plenty
of good, cheerful holidays we should
put sunshine into all our days, and
looking up to Christ, throw into our
lives all the joy that is possible.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-01-26
- Wanf Mora.n

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER: Gentlemen,-Please
send by mail one dozen COLLINS VOLTAIC
PLASTERS. The one sent for did me so much
good that want more to sell besides using them
Enclosed find s225
Address, E. EMMETT RIKER
MONTGOMERY, o., May 1, 1876.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-01-26

Sold by all druggists for 25 cents Sent by mail.
carefully wrapped, on receipt of 25 cents for one
xl.25 for six, or S2.25 for twelve by WEEKS &
POTTER, Proprietors, Boston. $500.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-01-26
Soluble Pacific Cuano.

A No. fertilizer. 1t is prompt active and
liable. Ten years successful use have shown it to
be of the very highest quality. Price moderate,
quality and standard guaranteed For further
particulars address FL. A BLAKE, Sutton,
soft Agt. for vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-01-26
ADDITIONAL STATEMENT.

Since the above statement was made have been
rapidly improving in health. have had no return
OF the disagreeable symptoms that attended my
former sickness, and although affected from time
to time with severe colds incidental to the sudden
cient to bring on a return of the disease NV gen
eral health has been excellent. 1 have gained
twenty-five pounds and consider myself entirely
likely to totally undermine my constitution. Since
last February 1have consulted with great many
afflicted with Catarrh and in the hundreds of cases
IN which have sold it have never seen an in
stance sufficient to shake the confidence feel in
Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-01-26

Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved
lnhaling Tube with full directions for use in all
cases. Price, s1O0. For sale by all wholesale and
retail druggists throughout the United States
WEEKS g. POTTER, General Agents. and Whole
sale Druggists, Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-01-26
NERVOUS
DISEASES.
For the immediate relief and permanent cure of
many forms of Paralysis, Epilepsy or Fits and
Nervous and Involuntary Muscular Action,
COLLINS V0LTAIC PLASTERS
NERVOUS

by rallying the nervous forces, have proved sue
cesful when every other known remedy has failed.
Just the Thing"
Messrs. WI EKs & POTTER: Gentlemen-Please
hnd enclosed so CENTS for which send me two
COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTERS. They seem to
be just the thing for nervous complaints as those
who use them testify. 1 do not use them myself
but seeing your advertisement, and knowing that
some of my neighbors suffering fIom various
nervous and painful diseases, 1 prevailed upon
them to try the VOLTAIC PLASTERS and thus
far they have proved very satisfactory. Please
send me your lowest rates by the dozen. Very
respectfully,
o. w. BOSTWICK.
Mt. STERLING, o., July 20, 1876
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-01-26

THE FARMERS AND THE HARD TIMES.
1t is especially gratifying, however,
to know that no class in the community
have suffered so little as the farmers.
Farmers seldom fail, unless engaged in
some outside speculation. A few that
were engaged in tobacco growing, and
held their crops for rise, have gone
down and if the effect shall be to lead
them to abandon growing so vile a
thing as tobacco, good will come out of
what to them may seem to be calam-
ity. The fact that farmers as class
have gone through the hard times as
they have, fully proves what we have
often said, that farming is the safest
business that is done. Hereafter more
regard will be paid by all classes to the
security and the safety of the business
in which one isstO engage. Capitalists
and all others have become shy of
every thing that looks like speculation !;
they want security, and then the best
rate of income they can get with it,.
We do not to-day know of any bust
ness in which man can engage that is
so sure to yield living to himself and
family as that of farming. 1t is also
the most Independent life that one can
honestly -COngregatiOnaliSt.
The SNOWFLAKE POTATO.-This
variety came to us three years ago di-
rect from the originator, Mr.. Pringle of
Vermont, and we have raised more OF
less of it three successive seasons. 1t
is Il white, middling early variety, of
fair size, good shape and quality. The
vines are not over strong in growth,
not equal to Early Rose in this respect,
nor do they withstand blight quite as
well. We planted One-fifth of an acre
this year of this sort, ON sward land
soon after it was turned over, using the
dressing in the hill. The drought,
which was so severe in June, greatly
diminished the crop of this variety, as
it did of all others. We measured the
potatoes when they were dug, and
found that there were forty five bush
els, or about two hundred and twenty
five bushels to the acre. We are of the
opinion the yield would have been at
the rate of three hundred bushels to the
acre, had not the drought prevailed.
We cannot say it is more valuable than
the Rose, but many would prefer it
because it is white. We shall plant
this variety next year, and fight the
Colorado bug, and note results.-COn-
gregationaliSt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-15
Almost Burned to Death.

The Jackson Tenn Wing and Tri-
buhe, of the 18th, contains the following:
Tuesday morning last intelligeuc.
reached the city OF a shocking and serri.
BILE accident, which occurred IN ITnion
City, Tenn. The unfortunate oerson who.
experienced the mishsg was Mrs. Samuel
Cary, better knowG IN this CITY AZ Miss
Lula Campbell, daughter of our fellow.
townsmap, General A. w. Campbell
The tsesa as related to us are as follows:
AFs. Gary wa sitting near the Gre in an
upper room, at the residence Of Mr.. Carr
when, by accident, her clOsaipg took Ere
and as quick rs Thought the unfortunate
lady was enys!Oped ia flames. She gave
the alarm, whioL was heard by a neigh.
pos lady, yao hurried to the scene. ac.
eompanled by the motber-in-law Of Mrs.
Gary. The two ladies wrapped a quilt
around the sufferer, AID thus extin.
guised the flames, but not until her body
aud limbs had Been severely burned.
Physicians we're called in as soon as
possible, and every medical attention
given the patient. Mrs. Cary is reported
as doing well, but is in a very critical
condition. Hopes are entertained OF her
recovery,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-15
TIE SENATORIAL QUESTION.

We have information, which appears
elsewhere, that Senator Key is out of tht
a This brings the contest, as far a
we are able to judge, down to Bate anC
Bailey. 1t is likely that the most o.
Keys Democratic strength will 80 tc
Bate. This may place him ahead, though
as we write the result Of the first ballot
has not been received. We are
glad to see that Messrs. Lowe,
Coleman aud Maddox stood by
Bate at the crisis last Saturday.
The petition in behalf General Bate,
sent up from Shelby county, was signed
by intelligent men who are we'll posted
in the issues Of the day, and who desire
his election over any other man after
Governor Harris. Our members must
not suppose that these names were signed
in a mechanical way to get rid of the
subj set. Now that Mr.. Key is out Of
the way we believe that if the ques.
ton could be submitted to the Dem
ocrats OF Shel5v county Bate would
be ahead of any other candidate,
named or not named, By at least two to
one. The expressions in his favor have
come in every possible manner, and
there seems to be as liide inclination
here as in Nashville to zee an outside
man taken up. It is understood that
Jordan Stokes will be nominated to day.
We do not regard this as a formidable
movement. His name has not been
considered III this connection by the
people, whatever his merits and past
services. One thing We are anxious to
see, and that is a speedy disposal of the
question. IEstead Of a~djourning after a
few ballots to the vestibules of the hotels,
the legislature should vote until mid
night but what an election should be
accomplished 1t is now q question Of
physical endurance as to which side
shall win, rather than of merit or argu.
ment. No new facts are learned by
these protracted ballotings concerning
any candidate. The legislature is cost
Jog the people seven hundred dollars a
day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-15

An amendment to the Constitution Of
Michigan, increasing the salaries Of cir
cult judges, lately submitted to the PEG
pie, was defeated by a small majority.
Governor Bsgley, in his recent message
to the legislature, submitted some re.
marks which we commend to the legisla.
ture Of Tennessee. He says:
1t is to be regretted that with the sub.
mission OF this amendment there had
not been some accompanying Legislation
equalizing aud reducing the number Of
circuits. The inequalities of population,
business and territory are very great.
Gentlemen who bave lately filed the pr
sition OF judge in some of our GREATS
have assured me that they could have
transacted all the business with ease bad
the district been doubled We now have
tEenty-one circuit judges and three
special judges, who perform the duties Of
circuit judge. Wisconsin, with q popu-
lation l30, 600 less than ours, has thirteen
circnits. Iowa, with a population loo, 900
greater than ours, has thirteen circuits
and thirteen judges, bu. they have no
Probate courts, the circuit judges having
jurisdiction 10 probate cases. Indiana,
with a population 500, 900 greater than
ours, has forty circuits aud FIVE special
judges, but no probate judges. Wiscon-
sin pays salaries Of $4,000 per amman;
Iowa, 5000; Indiana, $500. Oar jadi-
eiAl system as a whole is more expensive
than any OF the above mentioned. Would
at not be wise to remodel it; consolidate
some Of our circuits, reducing the nun
her, pay our judges respectable salaries,
and at the same time rave expense2 The
expenses of stenograpbers in the State
fJr 1876 was $22, goo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-15
lnnnepoe orn nr.a,N.


For the preservation or reeoye, &c booIth
and strength tho diet should 'De wholesome
and nutritious. EheN it happens that tho
alimentary processes are, disturbed by i'm
proper or half mas0cotcd food. the best rem
edy for tho evil resaJ3,s Of abusing tho digestive
organs Is hostetflr's Stomach Bitters, a most
agreeable, prompt and gentle remedy for dys-
pepsia, and fr tho bilious and evacuative
irregularities which rcsult from il. The liver
and bowels, in common with the stomach,
experience iS benehoent influences. Tho re-
fuse Of the Nystem Is carried of through its
natural outlet, a healthy flow and secretion
OF tho bile Is promoted, and q powerful impe
tus is given 70 assimilation 10 consequenoe of
It's use, IL BEAUTIFULLY stimulates the bladder
ana Kidneys when tpey are inactive. and BY
its tonic and regulating action fortifes the
system against malaria.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-15
1t is No More than any other Set of
Lawyers.
Rotten CarPet-B Govern
menIs Must Not Perish
from OF the Earth.
A Proclamation TO the Loyal and the
DislOyal,

New ORLEANS, January 1.-the fol.
lowing was received at a late hour last
night and a copy furnished to Packard
and Nichols:
WASHINGTON, January II, 1877,
To General c. G. Augur, New Orleans;
1t has been the policy Of the admins.
%tration to take 10 part in the settlement
OF the question of the rightful govern.
ment Of the State Of Louisiana, at least,
not until the congressional committees
now there have made their report; but il
Is not proper to sit quietly by and see
the State government gradually taken
possession Of by n Of the claimants fol-
gubernatorial honors by illegal means.
The Sopreme Court set up by Mr.. Mich,
oils a receive no recognition than
any other equal number Of lawyers con,
vened on the call Of any other citizen oil
tho State. A. returning board, existing
IN accordance with law and having judi
cisl as we'll as ministerial powers over
the count Of votes, and declaring the re
suit of the late election, have given Ger.
tiHcates Of election to the Legislature OIL
the State. A legal quorum OF each house
holding such certificates met AID de.
clared Mr.. Packard governor. Should
there bsa necessity for the recognition
OF either it must be Packard. You may
tarnish a copy Of this 10 Packard and
Nicholls.
lSiGnedl U. s. GRANT, President.
The following was issued this morn.
ing:
PROCLAMATION.
STATE or LOUISIANA, ExEovrryE DEPARTMENT.
Whereas, there exists an organized
and armed combination and conspiracy
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-15

MINNESOTA seems likely to furnish her
quota Of contested electors. A Democra;
in the legislature introduced a resolu
ton, Saturday, to inquire into the eligi.
bility of the several presidential electors.
with a view to reaching the case Of A.
r iFnzth, ole of the electors. 1t il
alleged that he immigrated to the United
States when seventeen or eighteen years
If age, and supposing that tie naturali
cation Of his father natnralized the mi
moi children, never took out the necss
sary papers to become . full citizen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-15

ACCORDING to a New York dispatch OF
Saturday the Herald's news yacht, in
which james Gordon Bennett mad kept
himself for two or three days, proceeded
down the bay that morning and lay of
Sandy Hook il the track OF the outward.
hound steamer until the steamship City
Of Richmond, bound for Liverpool, came
alcng, when he was transferred to her
deck.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-15

DR. MORGAN CARTWRIGHT hsa sold his
interest in the Ripley News to Mr.. ]. l..
Sparks, the original owner aud founder
Of the paper, who becomes nov sole
proprietor. He has dispensed With the
patent outside and otherwise greatly i'm.
proved the tone and appearance Of the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-15

DuarNa The late cold spell The Teunes.
see river was frozen over so that at points
in Marshall county, North Alabama,
wagons we're driven over it, and in one
instance & drove Of ffty-seyen mules
Ras driven over it without accident.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-15

ONE paper 10 Tennessee, the CIarks.
Vile Chronicle, is greatly disappointed
because the people Of the State did not
rise ap as one man and express them
selves vigorously against the Washing.
ton e~onspirators. They are indignant,
and would SO express themselves il
they felt it incumbent on them or thought
il would do any good.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-15

VIZ are daily indebted to Mr.. G. l..
Loup, auditor and treasurer Of the South.
ern Express Company, for the latest New
York dailies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-15

The subscription price Of the PUB
LIC LEDGER is IS per Gnnuaa for
the Daily, and 81 per annGm for the
Weeky-POstGg free.
, 1877-01-04

geab bciten &rditen wuroe ieiner Nuf>
ioroerung 6olae %aeleiitet ; aueln faunl
3%,peibunoert SUP bate er ieit Der Mobe
nung %3uriidselegt, als es gu iet1en
Sdupten in idWiuoelnoer Sobe SIT
frad)en uno ;u poltern beaann uno 9letd
oarauf bas ei9entbitmlidle Gaulden Der
in ben &(iiften iiA perirrenoen uno inetns
anoer id,pinaenoen @do8 nadfol9te.
@abrt Guer 2ebeu, riei er nit einem
Muaoruf, melder fein WtibperitdnouiB
;ulicb, binaus aus Der 9tinnc uno ieitz
mdrtS 10 bod binaut wie m0glld)! Sd)iist
cuh binter felten Soripriin9en uuo riibrt
euD nid)t BON Der Stele!
, 1877-01-04
SeHentliGe Danfiaeuns.

Mms3u9 aus einsn, 8riefe BON 9, S%sinrfI'
Ter, Butt. 5ctparu County. Soma, an ieinea
@cbn 8. 5einmlasr, &sbafteut bts ~aIba.
~ Scsplb".
49,. SD tann niGt umhin, Did su BIT.
ten, IN Dstnfm Ylatte unisrn DHentli9en Doni
fur bic 5eiluns 9ciner Muttcr bur6 Dr..
Aug. &Snte's 6amtnr8er Iropfen
ausSnlpreten. @ie 0u peibt, lit bic ltebs
SHUTTER an einem i9wcren QeterIsiten, unb
lelblt bic Silfe unisrer gsrsts tpar Serssbli1.
Wir p~rSbtten bic 5amturssr 1rOpfsn, uns
mhree bkfb BEN @ebraub brielben bic &C.
l%unbbeit Der Mattsr pieosr gang berssitsai,-
80 tpinl6s Da tpiirpef bic 5amburger
Webtetnen immer auf's Bette tmpfsbleu,
benn ile baben fid aufs gortrfffi9le in unle.
Ter Gamilie bewabrt.
, 1877-01-04

Gin sutes Mtttel esssn Gcii nnb 9eibidmer.
gen ilno DIR. Mu u It 8Stig's 5ambur r.
ser Iropfem. i6rsitt {err Nidael Weil,
Wtlbatpafa, 9npv bsna oisilben btIfsn aasen.
bltdliG.
, 1877-01-04

Ser DARK ether 1ami1ie.-S9 mt
msine Jrau iassn Sbnsn bsr srGbtsn Dant fiji.
Or. Mu suit RSnts's 9amburse,
Iropfen f6reibt 5srr Ssbn poit, Geneva,
81. benn bieleIben baben uts grpbe Dsenitt
sr'ptelsn @ir laIea bic GrOpfsa ni9t mebr
auSgeben.
, 1877-01-04
Ginioe cute Griinoe :

1.-etne neue GrFnbuns, sranbIi2 edsas,
uno seiitert burd getent.
S.-Wtaat einen ooi;sc IN 4, 2ad.eae.
Bletdb ahf beioen Seifen, an aneu Irten bon Stotfyn.
3.-sauft leibt, ianft, aerduidfos uno raf@-bsr,
8 om%btnatton bon Gisenihaften.
4.-Dausrbaft -IaaftSabre "a n 9 obne Repa-
~tatureii.
5.-8errtd,et atte Nrten BON N-bstt
IND 5anep Idbereien in elmer Notwithstanding.
6.-Sf fir Den Irbeiter iebr leiat3u D.
9abem. Die 9iiuee Der Slide fanr rseutirt fperoeu,
pdbreno Die WlGj4ins i'm Ganse 1T, uuo bieIe fam
nit e'nem Saosn oerisse, peroert, obne oaB berielbs
3Irh Gb6sr 3u gebsn bai.
s.-@ian einfa 1. Finereit, elegant, inoem
Ser Std obnt br1i Gebgaub BON Cog sGbesl Gears
iotarp Cams uno Geper Nrms formirt miro. bat Der
automatic . rpp Seeo, mstter eineaIeta.
ndBt9e 2dree bes Stibes bel irgenb
Gei9minoi9fsit T6ert. bat unlersu
leuen Sbrtab Controller, psld3er cine 9lett.
naBiss g:lpeguns Der gteeolesYar eylaubt uno eIusr
erlebunso es Eabeug oorbeugt.
S.-Gonitruetto d u BerF fsrefGItis uno boa.
:nnst. Sit f~abri3irt bon cen sei1idtefen uns
rfabrenfen Mrb.itern in Der b%.rabmrsn
Mr,norp. Snpn, n. 8. Nbilaselpp,o
stfte $40 Shsffuut Etrdse. 2We7noi.
, 1877-01-04

@eseu 6auttranfbeiten NIB aue ttnreinig.
teiten, welGe Serbprbsnent Blut entlprinsen.
ltno DR.. Maeuf 8Dntes 9amburger
Irppfen Gin gang ausssei6netes WitteL,
bern ile Tno bic befsn Nlutreiniser. co
NtreibI SER Spbn @eprst 8Obenl9ab In Sc
rtont, 50.
, 1877-01-04
Centennial cabinet.

81 inuminirte bon ben Centennial. unb Staotss
-f 9luitdDten GebGuoem. 9eorudt auf benz @us.
iteiun9splaGe pibreto Der lusiteaung. Dr0Be 6N
bel ~ Son. 43reis 80 Gents in Gorausbc;abll q.
Siberaler Habott fir g8leperuertluier, Sranto nab
iroeno einem Shei e Der Yer. Staateu ooer Gnnaoa
%0eienoet. HpaerS II. 9Sbite, Orapeurs mo Orus
DIR, 4Z9 gSulnlt str, 4bllu., pd, 4gB5oei
, 1877-01-04
Sin bemerfcnsipertbeS Sud 20
iestes mnO sro6tes.
Wefubr!!!

oNfr; N%eripunoetla Dem QauS zines BreInoes.
Sleles poleneetite MS re bieles Sttsyancu Der
"hlerltanlWet HIteratar Dat ais Yorluurf einen DE.
Heitiallo, loelpFt oas loelale SeAen unieres 9elamiuten
Soltes beriDrt uno Nieet einen idreflihen lteberblit
uoer ueoel, peldeS Is ~blositeut. NuRerpreeuttia,
leannene uns aufrcgene, wiro es BON Alen nil
0eatfoe 9sielen pernen. Sllnttrirt une id,nu a,
NIUE oes sanoes etnjuti9ren lnlo o~IIerlren noA me
caseipsleiie Sortbeiie allen mdnuIibun uno ,peibli.
nen SuOlcrlbentenlanlnleru 99ir Derio II Ten iiberal
Nasiten ullo ldNden gratis auf Terldncen Seoinouns
Gen nno beldreltenbe 6ireulare. 3. M. Stpssar.
"iSp's 40 s9eHhhi Str, poHa. s~yp2mjs,A
, 1877-01-04

. 1io Mouo College MasSn. Ga,
ben "a. Gebruar, 1876.
$500. DIR. MusuR 85nts's Sam
burger Irppfen fino ppn ansge3ei9netfr
Wirfuug unb besbalb nabe3u unentbebrlih fur
mid. Nep. gater i. s. &sbmann.
, 1877-01-04

Sd bin "a Sabre alt unt tuar 70 franf. BAG
tb feline Speile mebr perttoen %fpnnte, itreibi
PER- peter Clemens, Qittlf 0rleans, Mo. Sd
rabrt DR.. Wuguf RSite's 5ambur.
ser Irppfen unb bin nm miebsr nibt nnl
3an3 berssfsat, ~ionosra f1le mid uttI trafti.
JET ais frlber.
, 1877-01-04

6srr gbas. 9auptrt, Silver point 81. s..
beseust mis folst: uSsditt felt adt @oGen an
@hwGhs unb 8opfIAtrsen, burt llnYsrbau-
lihfsit bsrsorsebrabt. Tur9 ben @ebrauG
ppu Dr.. Mueuf 2nte's 5ambursel
Trcpfen bin Id Git fet Dant tpiebsr 70
psit berse1eIt, paB ifmeinsn alien Yslhaf.
sisansen pieoer nadsen fam. SD lam b.
Der biele Wsei3in MasbeFsas empfsbusn."
, 1877-01-04
@6ffel mmb @abelm.
.Gduft ctrcft

bonn Sabrifanten 81 &boleiale Yreiien.
Tnaeisrtiet aus Stabt. nit lueiBem alabata =Wfetoa
platlrt. leben aus wle 6Ilb,r uno nlben lid III 5ebn
5abren nibt alb.
6 5beel6ffet 40 Gents; 6 @Bloffel 60 Gents; 6 Ntabeln
20 Cts. 3uaelauot per bot mad GmpfanA bs TretIcs.
Slpen-, Ooat- uno ipiBi9e 5Sacon. Nrnben uno Se-
~inGungeu fir bran9ers ooer patrons. so @ents
4gB2Ooj. Giectrc Nlate 60. N~or'bioro. 6nnn.
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