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, 1877-02-09

ScHENCK's PULMoNIc SYRUP, SEA WEED TOXIC
AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These deservedly celebra-
ted and popular medicines have effected a revolu.
tion in the healing art. and proved the falacy of
several maxims which have for many years OBJ
structed the progress OF medical science. The
false supposition that Consumption is incurAble'
deferred physicians from attempting to find rene
dies for that disease and patients afflicted with 1t
reconctled themselves to death without making an
effort to escape from doom which they supposed
to be unavoidable. 1t now proved however, that
Consumption can be cured and that 1t has been cured
in very great number Of cases tsome of them ap-
parently desperate onesl by Schenck's Pulmonic
syrup alone; and in other cases by the same medi-
cine in connection with Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills, one or both, according to the
requirements of the case.
DR.. Schenck himself, who enjoyed uninterrupted
good health for more than forty years, was sup
posed at one time to be at the very gate Of DEATH
his physicians having pronounced his case hope
less, and abandoned him to his fate. He was cured
by the aforesaid medicines and. since his recovery
many thousands similarly affected have used DR..
schenck's preparations with the same remarkable
success.
tull directions accompany each, making 1t not
absolutely necessary to personally see Dr. schenck
unless patients wish their lungs examined and for
this purpose he is professionally at his principal
office, Corner Sixth and Arch Sts., Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters for advice must be
addressed. Schencks medicines are sold by all
druggists
, 1877-02-09

A MINISTER in Scotch seaport town
was descanting before large audience
upon the peril of unrepentant sinners
a. they drifted down the stream Of
time. He compared them to the tenn
psst-tossed bark, bowing under the hur-
ricane, every bit Of canvass torn from
its sparS, and driving furiously upon ad-
jacent breakers. At the climax of his
skillfully elaborated metaphor the min.
lister shouted, "And how, oh, how shall
the poor mariner be sayedf An old
salt in the gallery, with his whole soul
absorbed in the scene, sprang to his
feet and screamed, ''Let him put his
helm hard down and bear up against
the waves"
, 1877-02-09

From John Fiagg, Esq, of Bennington, N. H.
"Three years since was very much reduced
with dreadful cough, which resulted in Bron-
chitis, affecting me so severely as to render it
difficult to speak in an audible voice. To this
was added severe night sweats, and was fear
full Of going into decline. After recourse to
various remedies, to no purpose, made use of
bottles OF which fully restored me 10 health.
Since that time Ihave had several severe attacks
of cough, but the BALsAM has always removed
them. always keep it by me, and should not
know how to do without IT," Sold by all drug
gists.
, 1877-02-09
The Peruvian nrrnnl

Vitalizes and enriches the blood. tones up the
system, builds up the broken down, cures Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaints, Dropsy, Chronic Di-
arrhea, Boils, Nervous Affection, Chills and Fe-
Vers, Humors, Loss Of Constitutional Vigor,
Complaints, and all diseases originating in bad
state Of the Blood, or accompanied by Debility
or low state of the System.
CAUTION BE sure you get the PERUVIAN
SYRUP. One dollar and two dollars bottle.
Prepared by SETH W FowLE 4 6oNs, SO Harri.
son Ave-, Boston. Sold by druggists generally,
, 1877-02-09

TIE JEALOUSY OF GERoAH.-A curl
Gus piece of gossip is circulating in art
society-namely, that the great painter
Gerome has taken on q new jealousy.
1t is this artists special hobby that no
man shall be allowed to say that he can
tread aesthetic fields which Gerome can
not enter. 1t is not SO long since he
took mortal offense at Meissonier's sue
cess, and forthwith beganto paint dimin-
utiFe eanvases with a microscopic ac-
curacy Of detail untilh was tired of be-
ing patronized as being nearly as clever
as Aessonier. Having learned that the
sculptor Folquiere had made q success
full debut as painter, Gerome has de-
termined to show what he can do as a
sculptor, and is now preparing work in
marble for the Salon.
, 1877-02-09
Paeiae Ba.Ine-s CoIIe~e

We desire 10 call the ATTENTION Of our r..A...
20 tbe Description and illustration Of hi. ~.
.se and ~. workings, which can b. found h.
al interested in education, sspciailr ~ 49,, "
o. Young ms n for the practical pl,a-s- N i;sv
\ course m this college will give vuunp NJ, !.
name and character in every cummn5itT 80
where honesty and industry i adtsd to m; M. ~
hoe anil know ledge acquired there, 4 y,,5ns
Of trust or proat. F'>'''on
, 1877-02-09

Dr. In Mara seminaI Pills, for Seminal
Weakness, Loss OF Vlgor, Sexual and General De-
billty, Physical and Mental Prostraton, and the
many ailments arising from lndlscfetion, self-abuse
speedy and reliable remedy for the above com.
plants, DIR. La MARS SEMINAL PILLS are rec
commended. Thousands testify 70 their merits.
Price, q 80 per bottle. Sent by express, o. D., 70
any address. secure from observation. A. MeBoyle
q Co.. Druggists, San Francisco, p o. box 1952) sole
agenta. % whom all orders should be add essed.
, 1877-02-09

IMPORTANCE OF PURE WATER FOR
Cows.-In Jarrow thirty-four cases Of
typhoid fever suddenly broke out in a
limited district in twenty different fam
lilies, the cases being mostly confined to
children. The houses, with two excep-
tions, were clean and well supplied with
pure water. 1t was discovered that all
the families received their milk from
the same farm, which was at once visit
ed. Six of the farmers family were
down with the fever. The water used
in the dairy was from a well close to a
cesspit, and evidently contaminated by
it, 1T became putrid in two days after
drawing it from the we'll. The dairy
was also used as q wash house, and the
linen of the sick persons of the family
was washed in it. The person who
MIXED the cows was in constant attend
ance upon the sick. The nuisance was
promptly detected by the health officers
and Immediately abated.-Eaglish San
ituy Record.
, 1877-02-09

laughing. Il think you have had a
good lesson. and We will all resume our
company manners. which ought 10 he
everyday manners We will let the
whole matter drop noW. and not even
refer to u again
am happy tn siv that by this less n
Ida was completely cured l'o"f,s
, 1877-02-09

SINCE OUR LAST ISSUE, We have heard
Of several persons who have used Durang's
pronounce 1t q success. 1t comes to our market
highly recommended; and as 1t Is about the
only reliable remedy now in use, Il will have a
large sale. II is taken internally. Price, s1.00,
six bottles, $500.
, 1877-02-09
Com IN ms RELATIoN 10 HIour

Cold IN ITS RELATION TO HIaHr.-
According to some remarks Of NJ. Martin
OF Montpelier, cited in the Belgiqne
Horficole, the intensity Of cold at night
dlminishes up to a certain hight. This
phenomenon was tested by NJ. Martin
by placing thermometers in the Botanic
garden and at various nights on the
cathedral tower. In clear nights the
increased warmth at a higher elevation
Is the most percepthle; in dull nights
there is little or no difference. The
reason Of the greater injury inflicted on
the lower branches Of shrubs. etc, is
thus accounted for.
, 1877-02-09

A PRETTY school-marm, to prevent
scholars from being tardy, promised to
kiss the first scholar who made his ap-
pearance at the school-house. ALI went
well for few days, and the nineteen
year-old-boys, anxious to participate in
the fun, actually got to roosting on the
fence all night in order to be at school
the first in the morning. This became
monotonous. and the teacher gave the
idea up.
, 1877-02-09

TINS" said the private secretary to
railroad manager. us letter five pages
long from the editor Of the Bangtown
BnHsr, asking for some statistics and
miscellaneous information concerning
the road, winch he desires to incorpor-
ate into an article soon to be published,
that will be of great interest to his read
ers, and will possibfy : be of value to the
rnilroad. The circulation of the Banner
is" Skip that" said the manager:
turn over to postscript and see how
far he wants the pass for"
, 1877-02-09

CANcER CAN BE CuRED.-DR. BOND, Of Phil
adelphia, announces his discovery for the radi-
cal cure Of Cancer. No RRifeg No Painn
No Oaafsttc! Remedies with full directions
sent anywhere. Pamphlets and particulars sent
free. Address with stamp, DR.. h. T. BoND, $50
North Broad st., Philadelphia, Pa.
, 1877-02-09

The Squire was carving at dinner,
and thought he must talk TO the @sthet-
ic-looking angel on his right, city
belle. "How do you like Beethoven p
said he at a venture. "Wen cooked, +"
said she.
, 1877-02-09

b6r We would call attention to DR..
Dunbar's card In our advertising columns-bis
recommendations are Of the highest order, en-
bracing Generals Grant, Custar, Hatch, and
others, q. s, A.; Bonner, Commodore Wander
bilt, George Wilkes, etc.
, 1877-02-09

CURED FOR Form BTs.-"Aftor spending I'm,
dreds Oi dollars for doctors fees, was cnred :,
last OF rheumatism by investing four bits in =
hask OF Trappers' Indian Oh" al u
, 1877-02-09

aIn

FAMILIES nENTlSTHY Nttr,u. o..s ~
~ .tsIsl lot Ianess extraction Of teeth -.
y, =, aIuhc1ai Teeth warranted tO last ten vesT- ,s
upNafd. Gold and silver hliings Al ess,,i5l
nIc.@ Ten years constant practice Oilre ~, ss s
'er hueet' SAh Francisco. CCse the elevatosS SNt
DR. r. MORFEly
, 1877-02-09
MuIIersa Pebble anoatae,eu-

Directions and price list mailed free Orders b
mall receive prompt attention. Goods f0rwardet
per Wells. Fargo Co, D. D. (snhject 70 appr0VaD
g MULLER, opdcian, 135 Montgomery street. neai
Sush, San Francisco California.
, 1877-02-09

1F you are going to educate your son
for the life Insurance. business, you must
instill in his mind that modesty is not
the best policy.
, 1877-02-09
A Climax in orthou apby.

An old man who owns a stall at the
City Hall market took notion a few days
since 20 use his spare hours in beitering
his education. Procuring e spelling
book. hi, face was behind it whenever
trade was dull. lie tired, however, of
spelling the cords to himself. and en-
gagged the services OF boy about thir-
teen wears old, having the next stall, to
hear his lessons. Everthing passed of
all right for two or three days, and then
a storm arose and a climax came. Hold
ing the book in both hands, the boy OBJ
served:
"We now come to the word welcome.
How do you spell ~
well, sir. l spell it w-e-l-kum."
mot correct"
"K-o-m, then"
"No, SIR"
''Then it's kim"
"No, sir"
"Boy, don't you lie to me" warned
the man.
81 guess I'll resign my Office, replied
the boy as lie laid the book down. 1--WE
let you so on and spell cat with a k.
horse without any e, boy with a
double-o to it, because you are old, and
I didn't want to hurt your feelings.
But when you call me liar, and don't
even know how to spell the word, it's
time for me to resign. ."-Detroh Free
Press.
BEAUs OF FORMER TINES. Wal
ter Raleigh wore a white satin pinked
vest, close-sleeved to the wrist; over the
body a brown doublet, finely howered
and embroidered with pearl. In the
feather of his hat large ruby, and
pearl drop at the bottom of the spring
in place of a button; his trunk of
breeches, with his stockings and ribbon
garters, fringed at the end, all white,
and buff shoes with white ribbon. On
great court days his shoes were so gor-
geously covered with precious stonss as
to have exceeded the value of $500,
and he had suit of armor of solid sill
yer, with sword and belt blazing with
diamonds, rubies and pearls.
King James favorite, the Duke of
Buckingham, could afford to have his
diamonds tackled so loosely on that
when he choose to shake off few on
the ground he obtained all the fame he
desired from the piskers-up, for our
duke never condescended to accept what
he himself had dropped. His cloaks
we're trimmed with great diamond but
tons, and he wore diamond hat-bands,
cockades and earrings, yoked with
great ropes and knots of pearls. He
had twenty-seven suits of clothes made,
the richest that embroidery, lace, silk,
velvet, gold and gems could contribute.
one of which was white uncut velvet,
set all over, both suit and cloak, with
diamonds valued at fourscore thousand
pounds. besides a great feather stuck
all over with diamonds, as were also his
sword, girdle, hat and spurs. When
the difference in the value of money is
considered the sums thus ridiculously
squahdered in dress must have been
prodigious.
, 1877-02-09
AGENTS WANTED

\ PERFECf SAFETY EXTINGUISUER nm
A. B. SPENCE & CO., 20 Gesry ST, San Franci.co
, 1877-02-09

Do lU 0ZU free. sTISsoS Co PortSDS lf1 SoT'R n. 81
, 1877-02-09

A WEIGH, AUTOMATICALLY .Hv aos
AAe Merchant street, san Francisco IsIy III, oyS
sorcs SUITS, probate cases, etc faithfuliv atfand
70. no chArse Tor advice. Debts colected'
, 1877-02-09

- lHEMICAL STRENGTH cnres .a,.,---
- weakness and ali forms OF dehijity rsn1iR a
LON error or excess-S3 per bottle Sold AT ali drs
s'ores' CRANE q BRIGHAM. Agents. San Francisco
, 1877-02-09

HuOOtuO Beuuties, increases and snSnsIaSai
claims my specialties Advice free Address Tusu TIs
McAIcHAEL, Attorney f07 SAMSON St, Phlladei,
, 1877-02-09

Q1Q any at homo. Agents wanted. Outst ~
O4E terms free. TRUE CO.. Augusta, MINI INC
, 1877-02-09

AEpNTC SIX $1,000 ChrOmOs FRFF
A6hNTN J. NJ. M0NYoN / CO, Chicago. MI M
, 1877-02-01
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~. NN.M IL

ber dls y&0ntac non @otte @uaoen uuo
III 2Siue Der @olcu" be ,eiduet.
Ser &Onlae. bic nlht&aiier fino. aiebt
es elf. uno feben bapon oattreu ihren 81.
tel as benz laufenoen 8 brbuno IT IS
tit niht gang leidt III iaaen, iuether BON
Den eriitireuoen &0nisstilcln oer alle'te
ut. Die pou Odnemarf uno Mormeaen
tonnan iid aea nieitia bca Nltersrana
itrei'ia madcn. Der Eite( So ia (oo,r
&Onialn; bon @roBbritaunen oatirt eft
bon 1901. aber oieis lben 6errid r iino
ibrem e'ae1en Yolfe uuo De. iibriaen9pe
als 8Sniac (ooer &ontainnen) BON Gna-
lano ithon felt seI S,bre 1913 befannt.
als Colbert oieien Tlt,l iuerif aunab II.
Bis CUR Reaieruug Seinrid's 2 idcint
%iaoelien Der Derriher Der s ,iel as,uS ,ns
lid r&O 'ia Der Gusldro +" acuanut Or
ben 3u fein. Sarolo 2. y GSuia D l.
@nsldnoer uno 2oro Der Sniel Britan.
MEN.
Sier ban Den obenermSbnten Souperd.
aeu traaer Titcl, &c en- rripru,e uuf otn
Paph s%nridiufibreu 1T. Der &aiier6ran;
Soiepb 1T rIuofoliiher" &Suia non In.
aarr, mas oas nun INNER heoeuten mag
Nlplons ~. 1T Der ,tatbolilher G0nia
uno Der a0aia bon Hortu lal 1T Der Ut
let Id Digit" bic weilanb fran,Siiden
&onlae muren bic ralerdriitliditen."
Or Eitcl Der aoniain nouGnalauo per.
tbeioi9 rim oesgluubens uuroe if emYors
fahren Seiurih 8. fir cine ulbeoeutenfe
tbeo' oaiid)e Streitihrlft aeaen eiue, a
tplllen WartiuuS ( leutberus. Her uom@cz
b linen Rutb oeS Reids off ieG ais Elm
frog Srrlebrcr aebrlnomarft uur>c,
oetllcbsn. Oiejcniaen Siiriten. bic peoer
Safer nod R0aiae iino beiBen Siirifeu.
Scr ose ooer8rob yer oae Die Dscbr;abl
oerlelben weroeu ,uabriAelntih in ni41 al
3uftlner 3eit oils Souurrdne III eriltircn
aufa'bort babcn. Der Nnipruh GINGER
oeuti ter 6iiriteu. nod alS unabbduaiqe
9oupe'ane auaelcben gu weroeu, 1T rpe-
w'niatsns idcn isbr ,w if lbuft. Die
bon YreuBcn nit Den perlAieocnen Staaz
ten melhe ooS oeuti tie Heid biloeu, abs
9eihloll men @ouuentioneu liuo BON Ell
mem beruorraaenoeu Oiploma!en et,paS
uul jdr alsVcrtrdae smjihsn Dem utSu De
uno le'nen NlobeH beieihnet morbsn.
, 1877-02-01
htbmpnb puit Office,
prf-Nrroneement.
10. Oktobsr 1876.

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m 7:15 NaGm. uub t III brit nm "a 81,
w. M. Ter rcfndfsr bi.tu ~ Is, 81,
e.n No 'sr, NdGm tags 10 frub ala ms., ~
"'dsaebsn perbsr.)
MorDltd1e 1ardbof. 2meimoI tSnrftt
.Maluntfo y. VI 1nb I IS q. m.-m.H
f@lub 2 rnt 7.35 u. III. ~"
Morsli9e @ep-pof. 1SaIid. gr,r,e.
1.15 ". ~. = pofiHius Z r.b 7.1s 81 am
eiiblide Qof. :3meimoy tsor,4 a.
fnntt I " q. unf 500 y. 81 m %n-
fblnB ". ". nj 1915 u. m, *pP'
3idbrtonb& Tambine Gifeuksbu ex..
is9. @ntunft 6.OO y. Vi. woasnssSs
&i@m 10 &ecnbint wm. Yx,i,,s, ia
st@. Irfa # $50 urb g. q. M.w maS
,~lnt 4W. M. nnt 12.45 u. Ax- ~
6armbi1e qunbtura us. su r,,.n. x.ua
9pn6tua. 1dai,H. : nntocs nu,ua re9
s a'f1'; 50 @n'ani' $40 A. u. ysfi$iae
0befapeafe & obio 61ssbotn. sSov6
Srnntd9e dIsaenpmmen. Wnf,rf A ~ ~
- Yoll6lnh 9.2O q. u. "'w
@ort snspiat, Charlottesville. etour.,,
y PC, am' = en- Cha | map ue un~ e,'"mr
on; " naton. ~2pnbburs IN NJ t.. nv,
metf o Snu Sop'ns o. - 9tnf,nf. 4 ~ m ~
- pefiaIub 1O.45 81. 81. w.
3Sftt ynint mab statiouen an her y ~
u. INN 0.&. Y. laaItt, @onntaos onass.
nen'nell. Anfunft ~. 80 y. m.- ma;.-
fblub $50 ~. ". 9sH''
VI u%esitsr, htrr @eR yoint. taord.-mr,
'"n,t lo'3o y. M.-YOfiat4b 2,3oM. Dr..
1ap.ab' nnod, Ii er slYlet',. tSolidb.
&"'a"f' 600 q. ~. - poGl&lue wv X. 81
Samcs aiber Camper. Treimal uyd,nt
t,p. @ntnnft MOutnl IS, Mlttwod,s mnt
gse'iaes. D X. NJ ypfi1lub, Tienanns.
~'""''"eas nno S"nnatents, 600 g. 81.
Canal Pafet. Tr.imol b Sd.,ti6.
Mnfnnft, M'ttn p6s areitaas uni gsnntooa
S. w: : poii6tu6. Msntaas. MittnoS,s.
5rettags, A ". M.
sport Yump &oute. :3weim II pSdentlib
% Mnfunftl % H. tags uno 2 cnntaos !
M. w. : O, gOai9lu6, 8 sniass auD gr.i.
m Seferfpn &pu1s. Or.tmil nod ,un,d
. anmta"1t MOuia , vi ttppt NIB 4 ,eitoa nm,
& w. ~ aphiGlue enEaa. Donnt,fr'a
""0 Sonnaefnb I'm 4 9. M.
, 1877-02-01

Stroen coIIeftirt Dis
eincaiiirten Strafen in Dem poli3eise.
ridt wdbrenb bes Monats Sanuar be.
trngen $l63.25. Soften $54,65; i'm
@,nSen $217.40.
gs purben niele Gdae entI4ieben.
obcr Die meiiten ,uaren MUIR tleine
9iebftdble, melae bur9 Giniperren uno
Yri9el beftrait wnroen. baber 1T Die
Summe Der einessonsenen @trafen
ni1t 70 bod.
, 1877-02-01

8ertieBieineGrau. &i9aro
Winiams uno Suian Rap paren Dor
Dem Yoliseiridt.r seitern. aneeflast pe.
Qen nn9eiebli4sn 3uiommenlebens.
9Si1iams 1rnu Iebt unb ioa eine iebr
~oHitdnbise unb respectable Gran iein.
seit atpei Sabren, iuste fie, babe er iie
o,rloNen unb nit Suian selebt.
ferr Nttinion b~e5euate. bob Suiaa
Sap bas 6aus, norm iie oobnen, auf
4Siaiams Nomen eemietbet, unb oab
Q3iliams bic Mietbe oafiir besable.
Ser Dertbeioiesr. 81. g. Or. pase,
t0oute bic 2lase aus Mansel on trifli'
gen @rinoen ob9ewielen baben; aber
Fer &idtsr ianbte beioe an Die Suitins
Court.
, 1877-02-01

Goncert. Wie i9on friber CT.
,pdbnt miro ben -. 6ebruar BON DEM
|&elang=S BE rein Nirainia Gin Concert Al
Gu Der ct. Sobnnnis STRIDE i'm
|&i6monoer Sbsuter sssebsn meroen.
Sc peroen nubeSu I00Sdnser 5i1 oaran
betbellaen uno BON oen beiten mulifali.
1ben Salsnten Der Gtabt MnterItibt
iperSen. SDie 8lode," pon S6iaer,
NIT lepenoen Yiloern wiro Sur 4uitlb=
rung tommen uno li6er pislen Beliaa
finoen. Sem Werein III es tets 9elun=
gen bel isoer NuHabruna Die 3uborer
bnfrieoen gu lteaen Ano piro AUDI oielss
nal n'4t psrfsbien nsue 2orbseren 3u
krntcn.
, 1877-02-01
5toct Ni6mDnb.

Gpti3eis 8eri4t. 5olsenbe
: IN. famen svltern in oieiem @eridte
s4r @srbanbIun9:
Spbu Bright, forbia. onseflaat s,pei
@Dde pon 9enrp McGormid 9,itoblen
sH babsn, bstannte lid i6uloi9 nno ipu,
BE- aHf 6 Monote, bel barter Nrbeit, in
Die Sail aeianot.
Sobn CUMMING, Elm b%etrunfener Va.
9abunb, nuroe ouf 80 Sag. bel barter
9l.teit in ME Sail 9eianot.
Wiqiam 9aep. farbis. anaeflagt tpe'
oen 59ldserei auf Der Strobe. enslai.
fen.
Mi1iam Sadion. farbis, onsetlast
u%norbentIiaen 8etrasens, ,uuroe
81 9eltraft.
, 1877-02-01

poIi5ei=R atb. IS ~eirtuIirt cine
petition on Die 2~esislatur, tpel6e BON
Dielen Bareera unter5ei&net 1T. ndmli9
ben Yoli3ei- &atb aus 5 8iirsern Der
Gtaot (feine Beamte) autammen AZ let
sen, pslde BON ben &i6tern Der quitting,
Circuit uno Gbancerp Court 9euablt
iperoen iolsn. I'M Die pTi6ten oes iebi.
gen 8atbs, binIi9tlid Der %grnennunsen,
Mblesnnsen uno DisSiplin Der Mann.
|16ait Su beitimmen-
, 1877-02-01

Sames @iblin's Sail. Sas.
Giblin, anseflaet beg MtorOes bon
5ront Mcgormad, itano geltern Mor-
gen Dor benz YoliSelri6ter uno wuroe
nad porldufisen @srbOr Der 8uitin9s
Squirt iberpielen. ST turoe iuieoer in
Die Sail suriidgebra6t.
MuIes Sbielo, Elm ui9tiser 3eu9e
in Dem Safe. wnroe aus Mansel on
girsidaft slti6iaas in Die Sail &c.
lanbt.
, 1877-02-01

vBroden=M oe @eorge."
0eorse 9bedles, alias vBroden.Noie=
George" elm befannte W%oIbinstoncr
@inbreder. tpelder i'm ct. Samcs So.
lei einen Y~robenfuit en nit @uloiahen.
Sas gisentbnm bon 9. uno Omen &
10. in Neu Oorf. $500 pertb, itabI.
louroe Elm nsuer YroSeb ucrwsIsert uno
Qelern auf Sabre nod Der Yenitentia,
~ 9ebro1t. Gr bemerfte. CT als Die Sail
pcrlieB. er lei ert 81 Sabre uno mlroe
na6 Z Sabren nod Elm iun3er Mann
1tin.
, 1877-02-01

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geIern in elmer ~gaucus". Werlammluna
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