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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

Leave Washington = u g. H., Alcxsadrl.
2 % o. M, and make connection a. Lyathbvr.
to West and Southwest and at Danvic i
South and South West.
Leave Washington 10 d. IL, Alexandra.
8 Is q. M, and connect at Lynchburg tc lj.!a-
phis, Little Rock and Texas, and to A.lar;,
and all points in the South, and, via New o.:
leans, to Galveston and Southern Teas; Ms,
conect with Ches. s. Ohio Ess: and IVES!
Leave Washington at ~ p. n, hcX.n,ili
at 10 % p. NJ, get TO Gordonavii!H ~ > s., s. l.,
and connect with Che:. s. Ohio l. l.. WESTWARD.
to huntington Cincinnati and I'll the &,,...
west, and Eastward to RichmoNn aid beyond
For MANASSAS DIVISION !cayo ".sH
ington at 10 IN daily, ezcep. sun ny, e..
get to Strssburg at AS pm. Leave Strasbu-& ..
s. III q. H., and arrive at Alcxandris y II.
For WARRENTON leave Washington ci...y
at 10 q. N.
Trains from South arriving .. Washing:s4 =
IS g. M, 6 p. m. and % 81 II. make goa.
connections with Bait. s. Ohio and RH}t. & =,
| tomac trains to Baltimore. Phiade!phia !.It
New York, and to all points North sni Aa.!..
west.
Through tickets to the South and Wr:: ..
lowest rates.
mn Il j. II. BROhDUS, e. I. =.
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FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The new n2d eomm94ioqs iron .sgs T.
built especially for this route, leaves the com
pany's wharf. Washington, EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at +
o'clock %. M, and Alexandria at 7.30 8. ~;
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY end SUNDAY, at & o'clock p. N.
This company makes close connections Vt Al
exandria with the W. c., V. NJ: & q. 5: r. T..
60. and with tho W. & o. Z. r.. Co. Freight
received for all points, North and South,
handled with caro- and forwarded with prompt
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply to
+. a. REED, Agent,
Jannoy's wharf,
tionsl Metropolitan Bank, 18Th street, opposite
mh 10 J. w. THOMPSON, President.
>>s,e=s CLYDES STEAM LINES WEEK.
SasGsaaS LY TO
PHlI.ADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Steamers Leave Alexandria EVEEY TUES
URDAY, st y O clock IN. from Pier no. l n.
Whsrves.
This line connects 1T Alexsndria with the O.,
q. s. III. and W. i .. K. Rs, anG at Philadel-
ph;a with tho nov and popular Iron Line for
Providence ana Boston.
Freight forwarded with rromptnoss sni care
FREQ Of commissions.
No charge Cor transfer IN Philadelphia, snd
no wharfage IL Boston. Through to Boston in
sixty-fvo hours. Through rates and Trough
bills of leding given. lnaursocc guaranteed at
lcss IT, an usual rGtos.
Agents:
E. 4. REED, AloxanIria.
WM. T. CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. T. HYDE, Georgetown, D. 9.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
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ANALYSIS:

Saiiihia Phoonbota of Limo, ......221 Is
Bone .".'''.'''''''''''.''' 81
Potash ,,.,,,.,.,..... o.ol
The most concentrated universal and durable
fertilizer ever offered to the farmer-com blning
all tho stimulating qualities of Peruvian Guano,
and the ever durable fertilizing properties OF
Bones. In fine dry powder, prepared expressly
for drilling. -,
the farmers of Maryland and Virginia in the
use Of "Excelsior," it is their unanimous opi11'
ion that an application Of 100 pounds Of "h5eei,
sor is equal to from 200 to SGo poanas 81 any tx
ri UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUAR
ANTEED BY TIE MANUFACTU REkS.
rs Farmers should see thst every bag Is
branded as above with tho Analysis ana
OUR NAME IN RED LETTERS. All others
are counterfeits.
PRICE $50 PER TON: m
NH 6-tw3m d. Pratt st.. Baltimore.
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a LAUNDRY SECRET.-rhe following recipe
for doing up shirts sill be found OF use to many
housewives flake two ouuc:s of ine white
gum arabic powder; put it into pitcher and
pour on it pint or 50 Of water; and then, hay
iar covered it up, let it stand all night. ln
the moruiog pour it carefully from the dregs
into clean bottle, and cork it and keep 1t tor
use. a tablespoonful of gum water stirred IN
to a plat OF starch, made in the usual manner,
will give to the lawns, either white or printed,a
look OF uewucss when nothing else can restore
them, after they have been washed.
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.>Almal(orla 0azette
MONDAY &VENING, MARCH -.

TINE Does NOT lMpAlR-Tbe remains OF
Henry Duasberry vino died IN 1857, were yes
:erday exhum@d to i've taken from the Shockoe
Hill Cemetery. where they had rested IN peace
Tor twenty years, for the purpose OF reourlal 10
Oakwood. Tie body was found in perfectly
natural state. There we're 10 signs o! decay
end even the howers tha; surrounded 1t were
we'll preserved. he metallic case was 10 three
feet Of water The rcqucnt instances OF this
kind where bodies iava beel louud we'll pre-
served shows that scicnca has found way 10
cheat the ''poli,ic worus" Of their dainty dlshh,
withou, the necessity OF embalmmcnt. fitch
anond Stat.
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ICE CREAM & CONFECTIONERY
125 k1NG STREET I25
MILK DEPOT
RECEIVED DAILY FROM JNO MASON5
DAIRY,

New Milk &c per quart; skinned dc; Smar
Case l0c per quart.
Ice Cream 35c per quart; Frozen Custard 25c
per quart or in iee and sont to % all parts Of the
tsrd Sil0.
return my thanks to my friends and gen.
e-ous public for their liberal patronage, hoping
by strict attention to business to merit contin-
ualion Of the same
j. S. FORCE. No. 125 King ST.,
ian 30-3m Alexandria, Virginia.
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z IME, CEMENT, CALGiH,I -.
E. TER, ROOFING, FELT ~: E'.l' ..
PITCH always On hand ana for ch"."2
B. II. pkhKE Is 90
sp u 1871 King 81, AlHhHMn.I-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

WE CALL the attention O! .aa i,....
w general 10 our stock Of IAi - .
OILS, which we arc prepared = s.' ."
Those contemplating painting ~. "' ~,
give us Il call. y. r. Fj:f l. ;. =. ~.
apli 1877 King S.. AI"a"o.!|''' -
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PAEEFS. OILS. tSr.

DAINTS, OILS, VARNl5HEs',. Hn;r
4 mixed Paints, Roof Paint, .tvc:h! t0'.'
cal Paints, sc, &c, a large st"ci. 81" ..'...
offered at reduced prices. ......
Gug9 Il. ,. EADBhA IN -. -
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

AIDES PARLOR AND TOILET SLIP
E. PERS-Ladies' French Kid Broadway
Ladies' Lasting Broadway, Turkey Morocco
Broadway, French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toi-
i, ~ style and quality. st WADDEY'S, "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

z AKGE STOCK OF CHILDREN'S BOOTS
L AND SHOES-Protecton Too will wear
twice ss long as shoes made in tho ordinary way.
They will not wear through the upper st. the
toe. Ono trisl will prove this 10 your entiro
satisfaction. For sa!o at WADDEY'S, Il King
Ell
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INLAND & SEABOARD COASTING co.
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Mrs. 4. G. NEWTON

Has taken tho olegsnt commodious and eligibly
located dwelling st the northeast corner OF Cam
eron and ST. Assph streets, formerly the resi-
dence Of j. II. McVoigh, esq and has reftted
It thoroughly for tho accommodation OF PERs
MANENT, EANSlhNT and TABLE
BOARDEKS, who will be accommodated on
Z ho nnnst rossnnahla tnrms ian l3..f
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WOOD AND COAL.

TOAL COALl
For good CLEAN COAL 60 TO T. j. ME-
HAFFEY s. CO.'S, wharf and yard foot OF
Oueen street. sepS
The daily gazette., 1877-11-07
GENERAL NEW y.

The newly established university at
Amsterdam was formally opened on Oct.
Is. fItI Vfa
A performing bear and big bulldog
had street fight in st. Louis. The bear
was beaten. .-I' A s."
The war takes all the Russian rolling
stock, and the Odessans cannot move the
crops or get fuel. ...-- ..- --
!. Two negroes foughtin CASTOR county,
s. O., and one slowly choked the other to
death, while crowd of spectators stood
by. ra..fa u44 rr -.at ]a
Two Chicago boys looked into a sewer
for a lost hall, and breathed poisonous
gas, thereby contracting malarial
fever of which they died. .'pa .faH =. a
In July ,1777 Anne Marrow was tried and
convicted for having, while in mans
dress, married three women, in order 20
steal In sir clothes. In the pillory she lost
both eyes. ttt,,t, t-.t..rr qI'IJ.
Y Edward % Buekner of Hickman KY,
paved the way for a peaceful marrled hfe
by killing the mother of his sweetheart;
bnt the law against murder interfered
with the realization of his plan, a.
A French. paper attributes to the
filthy state of the river Spree, which
rivals in stencil the Chicago river, the
| in London and Paris, one in'five dies in
| Berlin.
The public nardens of Paris have been
overrun with spiders this autumg. Care
| full observers find them trustworthy
Ilbarome tiers, as they extend their wei
making in pleasant weather, and con-
tract il when a storm islcoming
Sweden has cofIsentod to give up 70
France her only colony, the Island ol
| st. Barthelemy, one of the Antilles. Inc
island has already belonged to France
and Sweden now finds it to be her inter
est to cede it at the price of 10000
| francs. ..-..,.--.-, ...t.,.r,
Col. Deiancey Kaue's "TaIly ho' horses
were sold at auction on Monday morning
at the Twenty eight street stables in New
| York, The sale was largely. attended
Eighteen animals in all were disposed OF
realizing a total of $3555, or an average O
| Sl97 50 each Among the purchaser
were MessfS. Norman Andrews, EdgeII
| ton i. Winthrop, W. l.. Thorne, a
Youngs, George L. Charles and Thomas
NV. DuDlap.H 40 ~. yl''t
The daily gazette., 1877-11-07
FERr1lITY oFIWEsiERN TEXAS.

TFrom Harper's A,agdzine.]
The Weld of cereals there Is simply
enormous. The corn Is twice as high
az vour head in May and the grass has
twice been cut. BY that time every
known vegetable has long been in tie
market. The sweet and luscious figs are
rIpe. and sears and apples, apricots,
puns, and peaches. are ready 70 sather'
while, later in the year, bananas, pome,,
granates, and persimmons come IN ana
the pecans drop big and sweet as one
finds them nowhere else. There are
fields about San antonio where S4O0 an
acre have been realized out of sugar-cane
although that is an extremely. exception
al Weld, the proceeds being partly due
to the sale of cane Ia the streets, it being
a choice morsel in its season. Large
iuuaptitios of it are fed to cattle also, and
for them, as another delicacy, the prick
" near is raked into heaps, and -scorched
/ IF its thorrs by fire. The Spanish moss
/ il found in immense quantities on the
trees in certain portions Of country round
San Antonio, as we'll as all the way to
the coast. 1t is an ,epiphyte, not para
site, drawing its sustentanlce from the ar
and not the tree, to which 1t does no lll-
iury, andit is already forming goou
Ebranch of commerce, as, being well rot
ted and dried, it makes valuable SUD
slitute for curled hair in upholstery. Got
ton, too, is almost equally prolific will
everything else. In fact, there is moth
iLg which the rich earth does not seen
capable of producing, and producing a
| lis best. ..5..uI. F
The daily gazette., 1877-11-07
10 AL TIME TAB LIE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

. "a
For P,hil%sdelphla. g e 2 p, GAO, e.s5, $40. a.ee,
b.4s, s,4s, P. m. On sundays: 2.2l, 10 a.
m; s 90, 8 80, o 946, I'M.
For New York. 22l, 947, a m, 70 81, 70 10,
546p m; on Sundays; 22t a m. n .
For baltimore and Washington: 1 06, 8 80
am; u o4, 269. 0 90. Q % PM on Sundays
For Port Deposit: 4S6 p M; no Sunday
For New Castle 8, 8 20, o 80 m; 80, 8 80 p
For Delaware r. r.: 8 08, o 80 q m; 6 80 p m;
no Sunday train. d - r
For Wilmington Northern r. r.: % q
m; 4 10 p m; no Sunday train. rs
For Delaware Western r. R.: 10 20 q MI 80
pm; ON Sundays: 10 80 a m. t"@
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
from Philadeipnia; 12 56, 8 "a, 0 "a m; 12
m; 10 A, 126, S55, 461, GA, q %, q %,
sl6, 81, II 10 m on sundays: IL So,
1905 a mi 30, Q 81, n 10 p m.
From New York; II 5e, 8 81 a nat - q. 70 5s
Set,9S ipm; = on Sundays; u 6e m;
From Baltimore Q ls, s4lJam; 12 Z, 10 SO,
sc, 936 p m; on Sundays; 2 Is m ; 0 sc
From washington, 2 ls a M; 122, 1893
$50. 8 46 p m; on Sundays: IL a m; 0 Al
From Port Deposit; 8 90 m no Sunday
From New Castle: 7 b5, scam; 1900 M
20, 8 40, % p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware r. r.: 80 a m; 20, 6 40 I
m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington q Northern X. H.. ii ~
am; 8 10 p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western II. r.; 90 a M
3 310p M, on sundays; 90 m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGT ON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA. ... o..
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue. Z 80, 500, 10 80, LAP m; 80. 3 30
From Thirty Second and Market streets
25, IL 45 a m, IL Is, 3 55, 8 60, IL 40 p IN
on SUNDAYS so II 40 D m.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-07
For the Gazette. .....
IN A DANGEROUS CONDITION.

MR. EDIToR.-Allow me to state in the
columns OF your valuable paper that on
the fourth day of last mi nth, the storm of
that memorable Thursday, which did SO
much damage, had also the effect of
washingouta culver situated on the Hare's
Corner road, about mile the other side
of the Hare's Corner hotel, rendering it
in an acknowledgements condition.
would suggest to the proper officials
of the county, who have charge of the
repairs. the proprety of displaying the
proper signals, and allow the travelling
ubhc to know that such placs exists,
thereby avoiding an accident and a loss
to the county, which is liable to occur at
any time, and especially on such night
as last Monday.
AS it is and has been ever since the
washout occurred, the road has been
| blocked aud people compelled to drive
in field both, of which without light or
some precaution against accidents are In
a dangerous condition. j. ID. q.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-07
From Washington.
The Debate on the Anti-Specie Resumpt,or
Bal--The Silver' Bill and the Senate =
The Specie Question. 81, ,li,

The Debate on the Anti-Specie Resumption
BM--The Silvsr Bill and the Senate TT
The Specie Question. 81 80
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The House to-
day commenced the debate on the anti
specie resumption bill. The upholders
of the measure will require all the time
provided for the dicussion, IL they. can
get it, and the period allowed under the p
arrangement of yesterday may be ex-
tended. The debate to-day was opened
by Mr.. Philips, of Kansas.
THE SILVER BILL. 'l5''.
The silver bill passed by the House yes
terday was the subject of discussion
among Senators to-day. 1t is claimed
that there will be a majority of one in
the Senate finance committee in favor of
the bill. The five members for it are
claimed to be Ferry, Jones, of Nevada,
Allison, Howe and Wallace. A mem
ber of the finance committee, opposed to
the bill, said that the effort would first
be to talk it to death in she committee,
and this failing it would certainly be
talked to death IN the Senate. The reg
ular meeting of the committee on H.
nance will take place on Thursday, and
an effort will then be made by Senator
Jones to take up the bill for the action of
| the committee. ,.-Y-., .f .-f.t a.-
| The Market for Indian corn an Europe
Mr. Hewitts Plan to Make its Excel
| lence Enotoh.
| An important proposition in the inter-
est of the enlargement of our exports of
domestic produce was made iB the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs to-day by Mr..
| Hewitt, of New York. During the dis
i cusslon of the bill for the Paris Exhibit
ton appropriation Mr.. Hewitt moved an
additional section instructing the Com
missioner General of the American De-
partment to build New England kitchen
and therein exhibit and furnish for public
tasting and trial the many varieties and
preparations of Indian corn so familiar
to Americans. In Europe this nutritious
article of diet is looked upon as intended
for fodder for animals; while the people
in this country kno w it is capable of pre-
lparation into not only solid food. but
such Injuries as corn starch, hominy and
the like 1t is believed that with prac-
tical showing of its qualities as 2 cheap,
wholesome and attractive article Of food,
such as could be effected through New
England kitchen at work in Paris, and
with the aid of judicious advertising the
people of Europe could be taught to en-
! ter upon its consumption and thas TO
/ make a market for the enormous supplies
: which this country is capable OF furnish
ling. Our current annual crop OF corn Is
/. | 1 $50, 900 600 bushels and the annual ex-
port only GO, ,OO0, 900 bushels. Mr.. Hewitt
, believes that with a cultivation of the
, foreign taste for our great cereal, its ex
port might become rs profitable as thai
t of cotton. .4 ,...I., ...-....
The daily gazette., 1877-11-07
NEW AND DANGEROUS COUNTER
FEITS.

Two new aud dangerous cou2terfeits
OF the denomination of five dollars have
just appeared. According to an extra
issued on Saturday by John S. Dye,
Treasury expert and publisher of the
government Counterfeit Detector, one
of these notes, is on the Illinois National
Bank Of Chicago, letter series, issued
under date Of May 10; 1865. The other
is of the same date, but on the Farmers
National Bank of Virginia, Ill.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-07
aid up capital,

EDWARD Belts, PREs4pENT. ,~r-
GEo. D. ARMSTRONG CASHIER
The daily gazette., 1877-11-07
1vGEN1o Us SWINDLE IN PORK.

I i
A pork packer OF Indianapolis is emil
tled To credit forth discovery of new
swIndle. While bartering for car load
Of hogs yesterday he noticed that the
backs of his fayorite staple were covered
with mud, and an examination OF the
floor of the car revealed to him the facI
that the alluvlal accumulation was not a
matter of accident but of design, several
hundred pounds of clay of wonderful Ad-
hesive properties having been systematic,
allys thrown upon the floor and dashed
with water, to which the hogs, WIN Cneai '1
we'll know propensities for wallowingi
had gone with arelish. He did not buy
but later in the day heard that the drov'
er had sold to another packer and wa
Dragging loudly that he had not only
saved shrinkage, but received more tnal
$37 for the mud that encrusted the pack
of his porkers. -.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-07

moods Of silence and reflection. Imme>
diately adjoining it is Trinity Church,
not quite 80 large and from not 30 bold
a design, but none tie less efl llH
The daily gazette., 1877-11-07

FAILURE IN NEW YoRK.-Among
the latest failures in New York. are
Solomon Straus & Co., dry goods
ioobers; liabilities $l40, 900, assets not
ascerIained. Henry Simons & Bro,
Wholesale clothisrs; liabilities S50l,-
600. assets unknown. Bacton & Co.,
manufacturers of gu1s, cutlery, Sc;
their liabilities are about $4,000;
enough will probably be realized
from the estate, to pay the creditors
dollar for dollar. ....s4,..,...,.,...f..
The daily gazette., 1877-11-07

n'if-.- -asa4e o'aqrlIrN So
-t etd mda oeaai .-
1nrot. ei u'-J Eu.9 ~
, Eof
The daily gazette., 1877-11-07

Lodding.--rhe sloop DIM, Captain
Blizzard, is now being loaded with pow
der, consigned to Richmond, Va. 7
powder is from the Messrs, DUPONT .'
, 1877-01-29

Jeuerfente. Gs lit piel BON Ges
form uno ginidrdnfuna aeiprohen NIB
1ino mir suns ginperlianosn. pcnn Or.
ipnrniiie 9emoht msreen f0nnen pbne
oab oas Mohl her@iiracr norunter leioet,
bod, wenn nm Elm puar Suuicno Sol
lars su lparen Minipnen baburd ouf's
Spiel aeiest merocn. oann lo0ic man Die
Sode aenan iiberltsen. Gs miro i'm
Stantroib hcnte iiber Die Nbldafnns Ell
ner Spribrn- Gompoanle bcrutbeh ,uer=
Den. lueil $4,000 bahnrh eripart peroen;
aber wenn man beoerft. oak io0te Elm
srpbes 5tuer oher anei at q e'her 3sit
uusbrehsn. mir olle Sprib'n. iuie wir
BON Gahlcuten b0ren. oebrauhen milf
fen, 10 iino mir Der Meinuns. liebsr.
mn inldes unaliid. welAes paiiirer
t0nnte uno in rMoglihfeit liegt. jdbrs
lid einise Collins oaiiir al bewi1issn
als lih Der @efabr aussui' ben. iihe.
furs ooer lang cine pisl stoBsre Summe
au perlieren.
, 1877-01-29

nit siemliAer Sidsrbeit permutbct uer-
De, %fnnHte, baB Or 2uftihyffcr III ocm
furdtbaleu Sturm Der ild uentac Stua.
ben nad5 Der fluff ,brt ocs 8aGons crbob,
perru~liift iei. E'uieroc pou UicniAm
batten iid am ere einaefunoeu. UNI ben
macwubnte' Shauipid su,uieben nno
unter benz lauten Subel Der Wfc a. Der
fhwano oaS ;crbrehlide 2uftflbri eus in
ocr Serne.
Am Is. Nuauf no elm Vricftrdae Ter
Den 2cid)uam bes m1liidllbeu@rimwooa
BET Wblteba1, Yiih , fennnt(id al ieiner
lbr feline &leiocrn mo Eapisren bic Der
Ter1torbene BET lid) trna.
Scit jenem Gage bate man o~n Do
naloion nihts mieoer qsbSrt. 40 LID,
taB man lset uol oer nngewiBbcit iiber
lcin @noe befrcit miro.
d.. ~ onAot, elm 5bunebrer a.,
Sours. bat nod sebn Ian9sn. nit ms
ldallhen @eAuleprpbeu p~ertnipfttn
Stubirn uno grpsrimenien cine Wnih'=
ne herac itellt uno patsntirt. Die our6
pnmpI qffilthen, BET lDrldttr abr Dds
Wai or i'm GtHel burh telnerlei Brtnn
material. ionotrn elnSia ourb 5onnen'
ltrobIcn eihlbt miro. Ser lhmc'5 an
Qeltr'0'ne G.iiel nimmt Ole conccnttlrte
Slge aut ole Elm erpB'r Mstalip escl
aui i'm mirft; cine arnbe &lnsalpde bs=
bed! Den &liA uno labt Die Sonnrne
blBe MIR OILS lo9enonntt vounflc Ctr 6s
len" onr6orinsen. wd6renb Elm bcipn-
oercr Me6anismls ben Npparot IN lcts
nsr ri6ligSn Aide sur SOnne e'baii.
Sic Walhins orheit t spar llnl'un.
aber 9ltibmdBis uno Dtonomiih uno it
gu gleiher 3tit elm por6ii allhes Meoium.
nm Walier gu De ltlqlrsn, @emuie 81 fo.
den uno ptrlhleocne aroere niigllbt
0lnae 81 uer1ldtsn. Die & faoung
iol beionnsrs fir Climber ME Nlaerien
ooer Snbien prattliden Weytb bacon.
mo Srennmateral ltbr ibeucr uno Die
SonnenbiEe lebr sroB 1T.
Sn Der Stoot 9iew 0ort meroen jabr
Lip 70 Millonen Gatr utr5 brit.
, 1877-01-29

Nseoras . at cns,ies s%srtafen Si mpn> nm 3:45 y.
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