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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

4 VACCINE FARM 1t IL stated that
not less than ten or fifteen Thousand
dollars have been annually sent awsv
trom this eoa., Ia purchase material far
vaccination. To supply this demand a,
home some enterptissng rartiss in Ca
iforniS have established a Yasxine farm
in San Msteo couuty. California.
Twelve miles from SAP Francisco. fos
the production 81 pure ms';er for IN
equation. urde, the supervision 81 a
responsible physician oae itdace
men, for this Was tie t.ef tia: much
of the imported lymph ~as believed IL
lee impure aud GnFelialle. By tbls
means. hovevsF. matter can he obtain
ssi that has never passed through the
human system and j. uuqae siioaably
genuine
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, April Is The
Baiiefias man Of figures finds that from
Wednesday the llth. TO Monday the
1914, when stocks were nearly out Of
sight. the decline III the apparent
value of the twenty five mines on the
Co,ns'ocks, listed in the biz board. was
sIi,i49 400. From the latter day TO
the quotations OF this mornings board,
there Is noted an advance of SC. 1888,
O2a
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

DR.. STEELE, who has for years been il tn
Proprietary Medicine business, and who has
travelled III various parts of the world III search
Of information. has great confidence in the Erad.
icstor as the - Ne Plus Ultra Of safe. sure and
reliable remedies for general use as . Family
Doctor.
Provide yourself with q bottle without delay
and you will always keep il in the family and save
money. Don't be put of with some other prepar
alton Take only Stseles Pain Ersdicstor. We
can produce thousands of testimonials as TO the
cures made but . trial will prove TO the most
skeptical that ii is truly Ersdicator Of Pains,
Aches and lnfsmmations. II has been. and is
now. constantly used by horsemen as q Lini-
ment. and has saved more valuable property Of
that kind than any other preparation. Take
pains to see that you get the genuine.
Put up in large bottles and for sale by drug
gists and dealers. If You hsppen to be in 3
locality where STEELES PAIN ERADICATOR
cannot be obtained send 10 the nearest wholesale
druggist. or to the Agents.
NJ. A. KELLY, Seattle,
Jobbing Agent for the Sound Ports.
CRANE & BRIGHAM.
Wholesale Druggists.
322, 324 and SO Front street, San Francisco, Cal
Prioe 81 per Large Bottle Six Bottles for IS,
spis-dsw3m
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18
THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS.

Twas the night before Christmas when all thro the
house
a, creature vas stirring, not even mouse.
no stockings were hung by the chimney with csre.
- ZONES that St. Nicholas soon would be there
me oh Id en- were nestled all snug in their beds
while visions Of sugar-plums danced through their
heads:
AID mamma in her 'kerchicf, and in my cap,
III lust settled our bTaius for IOng wfnter's nan
,tLon out on the lawn there 81 Ose such cIattar
r-nrang from my bed to sec what was the matter.
r. 70 the window flew like fash,
~orp open the shutters and threw up the SASH
Tho moon, on the breast Of the new-fallen snow.
re luster ol midday to objects below;
Wbea, what to my wondering eyes should appear
s't = miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer,
gggtb little old driver 80 lively and quick
rt,now in a moment 1t must be st. Nick.
,,,,. rapid than eagles his coursers they came:
and he whistlcd, shouted, and called them by
Now. Dasher now, Dancer: nowi Prancer new,
m Comet nett on Cupid on, Donder and Bitten
"a the top OF the pOrchl TO the top of the wall
Se~, dash away, dash away, dash away all !"
=. dry leaves before the wild hurricane fly,
When they meet with an obstacle, mount to the
d, M to the house-tOp the coursers they few,
Viii sleigh full Of toys, and st. Nicholas, too;
Id then in twinklng heard on the roof
9'he financing and paving Of each little hoof.
.sVarew in my head and was turning around
1own the chimney St. Nicholas came with bound;
gs vas dressed all in furs, from his head to his foot
And his clothes we're all furnished with ashes and
SCOT
. aundje Of toys he had flung on his back,
tgd he looked like peddler just opening his pack
Hi eyes, how they twinkled his dimples, how
merry
ri. cheeks were like roses. his nose like cherry;
Tie dToll little mouth was drawn up like bow,
And The heard Cd bis chin white as the snow:
The stump of pipe he held tight in his teeth
and The smoke it encircled his he'd like wreath
uebad broad face and a little round belly
T6qt shook VIXEN he laughed like bowl full OF
He va, chubby and plump, a right jolly old elf,
And laughed when 1 saw him, in spite of himself
a Wink of his eye and twist of his head
so1n gave me TO know had nothing to dread.
He spoke not a word but went straight to his work,
Add filed all the stockings, then turned with a
And laving his finger aside of his nose
And giving a nod up the chimney he rose:
He sprang to his Sleigh to his team gave whistle,
And away they all few like the down of thistle;
8Ht heard him excIaim, he drove out of sight;
Merry Christmas to all and to all good night :"
Clement C Moore.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18

Porters who did not take the precaution
to secure their carQoes first. As a con-
sequence, those who have the little oil
there is for sale have these last at their
mercy, as they must purchase or else
dispose of their charters-a very difficult
thing to do. The sellers say they will
manage to maintain the present price.
al d perhaps force them higher during
this month, but they are ready to sell
"for "a 'iPment" after Jan. Is at twenty
FIVE cen. 3 per gallon; the highest figure
reached Il. US far being thirty-two and
three-fourth cents.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18
PRAYER.

Literally, prayer is supplication ii is
asking By asking is meant, not simply
desire expressed, but paramount desire.
There must be desire for the thing
asked, greater than for anything else
that would be incompatible with it.
This is prayer, and nothing else is. II a
man may have either an estate or 20
much money for the asking, but can not
have both, however much he may desire
the estate, he can not really ask for it
unless he desires it more than the money.
And so, whatever desire man may have
of heaven, or of the presence with him
of the spirit of God, yet if he has a
stronger desire for any form Of worldly
good, any form of expression that he
might use in the guise of prayer would
not be asking. 1t would be hypocrisy to
the Omniscient eye. 1t is only para.
mount desire presented to God with the
submission becoming a creature, that is
prayer.-R0PkjRS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18
Month.
The . indicates an eclipse.

The apparent motions of the neon
will be more irregular in 1877 than
usual. The north node is now near the
vernal equinox; so that she will swing
back and forth through about ffty-six
degrees of declination each lunar month.
For this reason the neon will tip"
much more than the average and peo-
pie who are prone to prognosticate the
weather from the position of the horns"
will have extraordinary opportunities
for doing SO in the spring and autumn.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18
COUSIN MARK.

81 wouldn't marry the best man that
ever lived :" And she meant it, or,
what answers the same purpose, she
thought she meant it. After all, how
few of US really know what we do mean
q engaged myself once, when a girl,
and the simpleton thought he owned me.
soon took that conceit out of him, and
sent him about his business" The voice
was now a trife sharp. What wonder,
with 50 calling a memory? "No man
shall ever tyrannize over me-Dever!
What the mischief do you suppose is the
matter with this sewing-machine ??
"Annoyed at your logic, most likely"
said my friend, a bright-eyed young
matron, as she threaded her needle. "My
husband is not a tyrant, Miss Kent. )"
lam glad you are satisfied" was the
laconic answer.
It was quite evident, by the express
ion Of the dressmaker's face, that she had
formed herown opinion about my friends
husband, and was quite competent to
form AM express an opinion on any sub
Jet. Miss Kent was little woman, as
fair as girl and as plump as a robin.
She wasn't ashamed to own that she was
forty years old, and an old maid. She
had earned her own living most of her
life, and was proud of it. Laziness was
the one sin Miss Kent could not forgive.
She was good nurse, faithful friend,
and a jolly companion; but stroke her
The wrong way, and you'd wish you
hadn't in much shorter time than it
takes me to write it. Her views on all
subjects were strikingly original, and
not to be cOmbated.
what are you going to do when you
are Old?" persisted the mistress of the
establishment.
"What other old folks do, I suppose"
But you can't work forever"
"Can't say that want to-"
CHOW, Miss Kent, a husband with
means, kind, intelligent man"
II don't want. l don't want any man.
[ tell you, Mrs. Carlisle, I wouldn't mar
'y the best man that ever lived, if he
vas as rich as Cr@sus, and would die if
didn't have him. Now, if you have
exhausted the marriage question, l
should like to try on your dress"
There was something behind all this ]
know we'll. Ny friends eyes danced
with fun; and as Miss Kent fitted the
waist, she threw me letter from the
bureau. Read that" she said, with a
moving look. "It may amuse you"
This is what the letter said:
=. MY DEAR JENNIE: | shall be de-
lighted to spend month with you and
your husband. There must be, however,
one stipulation about my visit-you
must promise to say no more about mar
1P5age. shall never be foolish again.
twenty-five year ago to-day | wrecked
my whole life.
l. ~ better embark in new ship, hadn't
"e 7 put in Jennie, soto voce.
80 unsuitable was this marriage, so
utterly and entirely wretched have been
AZ consequences that | am forced to be-
SSeVe the marriage institution mistake,
y ~ iOr the last time let me assure you
t sSat wouldn't marry the best woman
S mat ever lived, if by so doing l could
ave her life. Your old cousin,
MARK LANSING.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18
ASTRONOmCA-1s7 !.

The following are some of tn e prin-
cipal astronomical phenomena o. the
year 1877. The times given are ChA "ago
meantime; and the appearance is IL at
presented to an observer in this city, IN
less otherwise stated
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18
RELIC 'EOUs REVIEW.

The southern d, ethodist church has q
conference composed exclusively of Ger.
mans. 1t has fourteen local preachers.
1912 members, and TWEEN. ty-one Sunday,
schools, with 1850 scholars,
One hundred and fifty mirA:on dollars
has been spent in the last fort>' years,
says the archbishop of Canterbury. by
members of the church of England in
restoring old churches and building new
ones.
All For has dedicated his Chinese mis-
sion building in Virginia City, Nevada.
The fact that enc hundred and fifty con-
verted Chinese were present at the dedi-
cation services speaks well for the chill
dren OF the celestial kingdom.
The call for a general convention of the
Methodist Protestant and Methodist
(non-kpiscopaD churches has been rati-
fed by fourteen annual conferences of
the former body, which insures its suc-
cess. The convention will be held next
year,
As the results of ten years labor
among the freedmen of the northern
Presbyterian congregation, there are one
hundred and twenty-eight churches
nearly ten thousand communicates,
seven Thousand Sabbath, and three tbou-
sand seven hundred and seventy-six dav
school scholars, with thirty-nine minis
tiers, twentY-seven catechists, and fortv-
seven teachers.
The Methodists, in making up their
statistics for the year 1876, report that
they added but one church edifce
There is a decided falling off in their
missionary collections, one society losing
$50, 707. There is also for the first time
a net decrease in the estimated value Of
church property. The total loss reaches
the large sum Of s., 500, 900, due to the
fall in real estate.
st. Marks Episcopal church, of Phils-
delPhia, which is both fashionable and
high, lately received a chin, of four bella
from Europe, and four times every Sun
day and at O'Clock in the morning ON
week days the bells ring out their call
to worshippers. This has become un-
bearabie to many residents living in the
and they sent in a petition
that the early morning ringing be dis.
Pensed with. This petition was ind0rsed
by some Of the most distinguished medi-
cal men in the city. The answer was
short, sharp and decisive. The authori-
ties of the church will not suffer any in
reference with their bells, but will con-
slider special appeals in case of sickness.
Mr.. Sturgeon is ap. at illustration, as
the following shows: A raw countrvman
having brought his gun to the gunsmith
for repairs, the latter, having examined
it, said; " Your gun is in very worn
out, ruinous, gOOd-fOr-nothing condition;
what sort of repairing do you want for
it," "Well," said the man, II dent
zee as can do with anything less than a
new stock, lock and barrel; that ought
10 set it up again" why" said the
smith, "you had better have a new gun
altogether. All" was the reply, ~
never thought of that; and it strikes
ne that's just what do want. A new
stock, lock and barrel, why, that's about
equal to a new gun, and that's about
what will have" Just the sort of re-
pairing mans nature requires. The old
nature cast aside as a complete wreck
and good fer nothing, and a new one
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18

THE MOON.

note pril marked with an = will be Eazter
full moon after the verual equinox
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-18

WITHIN a week refined petroleum has
advanced at the New York produce ex-
change seven cents per gallon, and ex.
element has run high among both buy
ers and sellers, 1t appears that there is
but a meagre supply of oil in New York,
said to be the result Of skillful maneuver-
ing to that end, and that number of
ships have been chartered by large ex.
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gI4 .aisgs itaf DOB esHi9i3 as
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1anfala jg9ts tiu r3Egf 9Is aa.g
81 1901 Hssh9I H> Fs.h al
81 n9a3 Ugl 5uu Hs1.- II m@ ,ba.
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&e0erlei0eao.

Die Sober. 1T zines Der rpi6ti9iten Srgane
oes &orpers uno lollte man baber alien llns
regelmdbisfeiten bieIes Organs Aufmerflont=
felt l9enfen. 9eberLeioen umfaBt entiueber
einen 9ewilen Grab bon Ira9beit beS Or
games, Der es unbefdbigt Die notbi9e Mer9e
Sale obSulonbern ober cine 8er1topfun9 in
ben GaIlensefdben, 1pel6e Die Sale binpert
in ben DarmfanoI gu ~gelangen. Die 6aut
erbdlt cine selbli6e Sarbe, es Iiub SdmerSen
in Der re9ten Settle uno re9ten Sdulter uor=
bonoen uno Der Nppetit ninmt ab.
Or. lusult &0ni9's !Samburser Tropfen
itdrfen uil6 resuIiren Die Sober, ~reini9en ben
Wa9en u1b entferner aus ben 0ebdrmen Die
BARN a~ngebduften GruOitdten. sH 4g.
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2ieferusp9s AerGe +!
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SD 9ebe ~nGtfoIgeuo elm SerseidlniB Der betauntefe
uub gangbarfen 3eitfdrifteu un0 offerings
rperts poraui i9 mir sablrei6s a~utrdss inter GUIDE
run9 better g%usflbrtn9 b%erieIten erPttte.
SIIafrtrte 8pItsbl&tter sur tntersattlus imO Be
Ie6rnng fir bic SaniIie, ber Sd1fg. Don &c Ssftet. 81 35
SIImfrtrte Gbrouit 6er Sett. Sabrbu9 Der
Greignife nnb 8latter sur llnterbaItilng. Der Sabrs
gang BON 20 4eter ..-...-.-.-....-... 49,. 2 90
Gas 0eue Sfatt. Gu ~tauItrirteS 6dmilien Sour
nal. Der Sabrgang BON SO gumnrern ............. 3 90
Die SartenIanbs. SapirtrteS 6amiIienbIatt,
Der Sabrg. pon IA 6efteH .,.....-.-...... 8 rs
Sagetm. Saltitirtes 6anhiItenbIatt Ser Sabt8.
bon &c Soften ...... ~. 80. ~. .............. s so
8ibIiotbef Ser nuterbGltuna unb
8tiiens. Der Sabrg. pnu 13 8dnOeti IL mo BON
ie IS 8O8en 49,. 5 30
@efsrmann's iHufr. beutfde gonatss :.
bette. Ser Sobrgars 49,. Northumberland.
Die Ratur. .8eitf9rift sur g~erbreitrns natnrs
mt1eni1aftli5er Rerntntb. Der Sa9rsdrg pm II
Setteh. ........ ..... z 90
Nus allen @eIttbetIen. Saufrirte monotss
bette fir 2dnhers nrb g6uertnioe unO uerpanbte
6d6er. Ter Sebrsong ......... ................... 4 %
ueber 2aub urb Weer. @ugerteine iInfrirte
3eitwg. &c Sefte srOb 5OGO. Der S~ubrsans... s 90
Beper6ebdIIe Der SaBrg. pom IL Seften 49,. s 90
Ger 8ierbrauer. Ger Sabrg. ron "a Urn 49,. 4 so
Ger 8Gser. Saufrtrte Sarerz 3ettune. Ger Sabrs
gang pom 4S 5httnnera 49,. -. ............ 4 10
Ran9ener 5Itc9enbe 8Idtter. Der Sabrs
gang non SO grn....." ~--.,,,. ..--. 8 90
9as Bud berGrftubungeu, Geperbe imb
SnbHfrie. Sn iebs 8duSeu uOn lie stua IL
Se1teh' Se SleIernn9 5a ..."-......""~... 20
8rodBauS Gorperiatipus 2erttpn, 12te
Gufa9e, $50 6efte, ~ ..... -. 20
9ierer's Observation-Disclosures Cert
toH Ste @nFass nit aartsn,lnO SauFratiOnen,
never e6nDsriaiipms aefiion n. 5. saf
Iage, nit 3abIret6en gbbiISungeu, $40 Sefte, su :. rs
Sn ben o~rgescbsuen 9rejen lit ba5 go1tporto einbegrifen.
gle m 0eutfbtono ober qnteritd eribeineubel oeuti6eR 8aber
re 3ettibriften f6nnen bird mid be;oger perbsr. Sein
SsIh lit bcfer Gngepanot o5 fir ett uatIi4es Sn9 ODER Ell
nc mute 2ritihriit ~
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DnnOds Did 4 Cos
SanOel=9Dl5

beitt ciae peI sr6sere &raft CUR gBteberberfteaung be5 seiar'
ben 3uftanSes Der trstbraAsaebus9aut, ats &ibe6e Ooer Sos
pabubaIiau. Gs erSeagt nieraaIs ~rebeIieir, fOirft itder rne
prompt. es abertrift i6Hea ale an6eren 9littel. se9sais
aopIeIu beaeu imuerbaIb iebs bis a6t Eageu, mas feline anSere
g1ebijtn 81 StanOe brihgt.
Z Nan bite iib nor gd4abHingen, bern in 6ol9e ietHeS
srOBen Succeies, itnO pieIe Subfitate Ganoueirt ruoroer,
rDeIbe rneifteus n~adtbeilig wirter. WGn taufe nlr Die G@S
ten.
9unbGs 0if ii. G o.hs tpei1e aopieIr, Sdneelbol5SCel
entbdltenb, ihS tn allen Mpotbefen sn BADEN. gerIangt Gr@
cuIare unb ienOet oafir uad So SCOOTER Str, 9ew 9orf.
10 Mus, i77- Ii IS
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Nero0ic aopt IGmerje,l

peroen Our6 8erItopfun8 ooer Berbauungs=
St0run9en berpor9erufen. Diejenigen Per=
ioner, rpeld)e an bteiem llebeI leioen, miiien
&aifee, Stunt Bier unb 3o6af ~permeioeu tlnb
Sen 9ei6 oar6 Or. 9(usuit &pnis's 9om6urz
ger 9ropfen often baIten. aa Hat
8erionen, ,pel3e elmer iibenben 2ebens=
fpeiIe unternorfen iino, 1ollten fi6 firth
@orgei,s 8etpe9un9 in freier SUIT MAIDEN
uno Or. g9luguit &Oni9'S 8 Satnbur9er Gropfen
mebrmals bes Cages in tLetnen Dozen 9ez
6rou6er. fs11 fssae
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@ { a aa T 3 { Feue 1t ng 8zzs3a tie II @ sa. as 9 ,s I'D Sd
5ranafin5S ptnt ~, obtp, FIR . as s abr#1s7z.

a. Sn GandHt6S PES %s baabrmte i'd, g s. GDrSutus, s6pmefn m 6aMn Guk Do bic 9mel
9MTb dhn bMmt mbb ef o@geE ale der 6ea ph hes gdg@ Ser Shmn 9hat rd@ afF bMMt
collar @S IebS hes fnebarme NmHmms III gbubHm ephp ME phem Nm SmGupHnm T@n paenthrt
IT, frfoem@ ShmTpUde mHMgt rMM: Sr en- nmnH Der Gmn@@eamna fit bic eLmq M8 GwnB lbI
Der 3@narm Der hnh9ms 9MR; fur en- ntmNHbT CARBOHYDRATES shahsi fir bic Frhmsb g s&n her
eoMnpgrpnhT9; fr bic 9eWaung Der Shbni fir benz nhmMH Der Aum; HrG GbMg pom 8Ndm;W m
mnFpHM"h HMm hra embrr 3mm9w NHr mad len @ft~ bMs ehatse tnn mhhg wa%mb mtt
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I'M 8etteln i'm neiteiten limfanse bes @orts,
nobel fetn 8etrug 9ei6eut tpirb. Sir irgeno
cine 4rbeit finb bieie 8asabunoen ni6t gu
baben. u. I. No..
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9ofeIbe ai,Oerte oft ieine 95orm bntO 9Iid es
einem &ometen unb balb elmer rieiigen Seuz
erfu9eI. IS Ieu6tete Die 9onSe giadt blu
bur6 nnO peri6wanb EFF, als Die Y&orsen=
anbra9. .a. ,45.
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& ' Oe1cbtOnlTe,
0ei6witre, 6lehten, Sal5auB

entiprin9en ale unreinem 8Iutc lno 1T oaber
bur3 Ben a%nerfanaten 8Iutreitiser Or.
@u9uit Songs Samburger 3ropfen Der
@iftftoff aus benz &6rper gu entfernen. DIT
lit es iebo9 notbi9, UNI Die Seiluns gu be-
i6leuni9en, duberIi9e lofale Mittel anSuz
ipenoen. Qls Elm iol9es lit Or. Ql9uit
S6ni9's Samburser &rdute' pflafer Iotpo5I
als 3usz unO Sell Bflaiter Don gutter g8ir=
flung u,o leiitet ~beionberS fdu9enoen Naittern,
pel6e on 9ei9polenen 9rilten Ieiben, un=
beSobIbare 9ienite.
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Oelbin0t.

@eIbiu9t 1T cine Storun9 Der 9eber uno
baOurd beruor9ebra6te lleberfulung bes
8lutes nit Sale. 8eini9uns Der Sdfte in
SoIge pon tii9ti9em 9tbflbren bur6 Or.
gu9uit 80ni9's Sambur9er Tropfen, tdgli6e
.lauporme 8aoer uno 8eme9un9 in FREEZER
2uft limb Die beiten Saftoren cine totale 6ei=
hung 5u beSpefen.. a[ t $50
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unb letne u~nregelmdBisfeit,

Cine seiinbe reseImdbi8e gerbunlns 1T
Der Grunoitein Der @eiunobeit oes meui9=
li6en 86rpers. Die meiiten Granfbetten,
oenen Der Ma9en u%nterporfen If, entipringen
9eItortem zgermDsen uno odbur9
einsetretener 8eritopfung Der Candle beS
&orperS. 9ieIe 8etitopfunS gu beben wer=
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