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Black Eyed Susan.


Gay wrote this well-known ballad upon
Mrs. Moutford, celebrated actress, con-
temporary with Cibber. After her retire.
ment from the stage, love, and the ingrati-
tude Of a bosom friend deprived her of her
senses, and she was placed in receptacle
for lunatics One day, during lucid inter-
val, she asked her attendant what play was
to be performed that evening and was told
that 1t was Hamlet" In this tragedy,
whilst on the stage, she had ever been re-
ceived with rapture in 0phelia. The recol-
lection struck her, and, with that cunning
which is so often allied to insanity, she eluded
the care of her keepers and got to the theatre,
where she concealed herself until the scene
in which Ophelia enters in her insane. state
she then pushed on the stage before the lady
who had performed the previous part of the
character could come on, and exhibited
more perfect representation of madness than
the utmost exertions of mimic art could
effect. She was in truth 0phela herself, TO
the asnazement Of bic performers and the
astonishment of the audience. Nature hav-
ing made this last effort, her vital powers
failed her. On going of she exclaimed sIt
is allover" She was immediately convey
ed back to her late place of security, andfa
few days after,
Like ally dropping,
Bowed her head and died"
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George w. P. ustis, in letter to the
Frederick (va.) Ezomfner, dated Arlington
House, August IS, 1857, wrote: In re-
! gard TO Washington, as Marshal of France,
have in this house proof as strong as holy
writ in an engraving OF Napier of Merchis-
toun, the celebrated inventor Of the Loga-
rithms, which was presented to Washington
by the Earl Of Buchan, relative OF the phi
iosopher, with the endorsement in the hand
writing Of the Earl TO Marshal General
Washington, with the respect Of Buchan.
Now, Buchan lived in the age of the Revo-
luton, and was the associate of courts, and
certainly would not have addressed to one
he so loved and admired as he did the Chisf,
q title to which the Chief had no claim.
Lord Napier, on visit to the Arlington
House, was greatly gratifed by a sight of
"Reminiscences of his ancestor treasured among
the relics Of Washington. The history of
fhe title, Marshal Of France is simply
this when, in 1881, Col Iaurens went to
France, as special ambassador, difficulty
arose between him and the French Minister
as TO the command Of the combined armies
In America Our heroic Laurens.said, Our
Chief must command; it is our cause and
the battle is on our SOIL Or est impossible,
exclaimed the Frenchman by the ETH
quette of the French service, the Count de
Rochambeau, being an old Lieutenant Gem
cral, can only be commanded by the King
inperson, orr Maveschalde France Then,
exclaimed Laurens, make our Washington
a M0rescnor al F'rancs and tho difficulty is
at an end II was done. A friend Of mine
heard Washington spoken of as Monsieur Ia
Marcshot at the seige of Yorktown Our
beloved Washington never coveted or de-
sired rank or title; but it is beyond doubt
that, from the force of circumstances Just
related, the rank and title of Maveachdl dc
France was conferred upon the Goneral-in-
Chief Of the combined armies Of America
and Franco.
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DIR. ]. w, A. BIRKEY,
SURG go N DENTIST.

Htoksis bis patrons ana the public that h. eon-
f s3eS e prsess .is at M. s1s sessth
Locust Street and that he is preparei t. 1T nv
most aeut and intricate operations appertanne to
ne a'so administers al the Gases for the
e , ss s,s she daIs to h5iag into his
Metallic Of which hs the diseoseser aud INVENTOR
tracing Teeth specially -
Sept. 6, 1S1e.~iys
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Kenn and Mr.. Dyott.

Speaking Of the late Mr.. Dyott. m old
friend of ours, Mr.. William My, rs, one Of the
oldest actors we have says Il cnn fully in
dorse the encomiums conveyed in the Amer
loan notice 10 my friend the late John Dyott.
a worthy fellow. Some sixand-thirty years
ago we met frequently at Sheffield. After
wards, for the last time, we met at Exeter,
when he bad married Manager watson's
das8hter, who presided over the theatrical
d6stinies Of Birmingham, Warwick, Brecon,
Oheltenham, etc. A singular circumstance
occurred during my stay at Exeter. Charles
Kean was the star. Dyott was the Richmond
to his Richard. The star travelled with
hrge Newfoundland dog. To give more
eject to distant drum and trumpet the musi-
clans were ordered into Mr. Kean's DRESSING
nooms., On leaving they forgot to close tie
door, and so, during the last scene, hearing
his masters voice, the dog rushed upon the
stage, and Dyott had not only TO encounter
Richard hut the dog. IL. complete the pic
tare ~ valet IN livery rushed a,pon the
alaee< nd chased tho d16 until ID d4aqded
Him a. " tbo collar nh Kean vent down
unable NJ kpepk ths lying speech from laugh
ia. rlic WI n l8,fl. 4 VIA bkBI ET9
Hske h6xeyer, ~ ano(her doe.story Of
more recent da<e sDoen bohind ihe scenes
Should however never b admitted. An
aznssiug ecene took place recently In The
Vienna Sthdt Theatre. Some Of the actors
possess do6swlich are In constant attendance
upon them. The animals ore GENERALLY but
together III the wardrobe while their masters
are acting on the stage. An The. Intervals
between the acts they, nre released for q
short time. On the occasion il Question,
Ler being the play which was being per-
formed q large dog called Mops, belonging
to Herr BukoEics managed to escape Just
when the exciting scene where Edmund lies
MORALLY wounded ON the grounds was on.
Mops rushed precipitately down the flight
Of stairs to the stage. The manager tried to
call the dog of by every means he could
think Of, In vain. The audience welcomed
the new actor With lively titterr. The dead
Edmund M. Greve) 10 conceal his laughter
pulled the visor over his face, and the dog
shifted all over him. Edgar tried 10 drive
the animal away by threatening him with hin
sword, and just then King Lear rushed in
shouting: Heultl heultl heultl o Men.
schenl ssid ihf Won Stein. The dog, which
apparently understood the Heult, heult,
heult,s obeyed. the command dutifully and
began to bark with all his might, whereupor
on the stage and of the stage roar Of laugh
ter detroyed every scrap of remaining gravity,
and tragic effect was no longer to be hoped foi
London frustrated Sporting and Dramatic
Ners
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The dog in the Manager, that would neither
eat the hay himself nor let the OK eat It, has
been denounced for ages as the worst exam
pie Of selfishness that ever came to light in
the history Of the world. The wisest men
have given the subject much thought, and
have all arrived at the same point of conclu-
sion; that the dog had no reason under the sun
for such conduct, only pure, downright mean
ness. II never occurred to them that, as
good bed is next to a good meal the poor
dog wanted that little bunch of hay for Bed,
and had as good a right to it as the OK; hence
the OK was the meaaest of the two in seeking
torob the dog Of his bed So Esop had
better pull down bis vest whilst we tally one
for the dog. S.
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Norm oARorrNa GoIp.-The mining ex-
element in the Cardinals Is again on the in
crease and promises to improve SO rapidly
that the House Of Representatives at WASH
ington have passed an appropriation for an
assay office at Charlotte, N. G. Referring
to these districts the Railscay World says
"The fact of nugget having been found in
Cabarrus county, North Carolina, in 1910.
Weighing 81 pounds troy, is not forgotten.
And II is well known that the annual produc-
ton of the Southern States has been esti.
mated, until after the discovery of tho Cali
fornia mines, at about 81, 000, 900. The
Gold Hill mines in Cabarrus county, North
Carolina, for the first ten years after thei,
discovery in 1s4s, produced en- annual ave.
rage of about 800, 600; and for four years
preceding 1853, their product constituted
more than one-eighth Of all the gold coined
ct the Charlotte mint which was then from
$35o. 900 to $4o0,000."
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"A boy, as he turned to his uncle, and pointed
to a picture, said, Uncle Ned, what IL thatfs
On being told il was a whale he looked a II
long wayr
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LAcOSI(s.

NoqHMo but good life can ct men for
better one.
rnrlorrr that costs pain gives double
content
MosEr is well spent in purchasing tran.
guilty Of mind.
THxaR is no deeper law of nature than that
of change.
ISpoLEscE is the rust of the mind,and the
inletlof every vice.
wnoNo none by doing injuries, or emitting
the benefits that are your duty.
Purrme sells many book ON which the
poperknife refuses to do its Office.
MEN usually follow their wishes till suffer-
ing compcIs them to follow their judgment
Tzx sleep Of memory is not its death for
gotten studies are certain saptitudes gone to
sleep.
THE intellect of the truly wise man Is like a
glass--it admits the light Of heaven, and re-
fleets it.
Be always at leisure to do good; never
make business an excuse TO decline officeRo Of
humanity. EKxFg9
HE who Is pufred up with the frst gale Of
prosperity, win bend beneath the first blast
Of adversely. & efN|
THE incapacity Of men to understand each
other Is one Of the principal causes of their
ill-temper towards ench other.
WrrH love, the heart becomes fair and
frtile garden, glowing with sunshine and
warm hues, and exhalng sweet odors
THOSE who excel in strength are not most
likely 70 show contempt III weakness. "A man
does not despise the weakness Of child.
WHEN woman smiles at an atfront, one Of
fsf-f< eli I<xc< all
modesty, or she is assured Of her revenge.
wIsDoM. The chief properties of wisdom
are to be mindful of things past, careful of
como
A GREAT secret Of education is to make the
exercises Of the body and those Of the mind
serve always as recreation to each other.
II man be gracious and courteous to
strangers, 1t shows he Is a citizen of the
world, aud that his heart Is no island cut of
from ether hearts, but q continent that joi,s
them.
FIDELrrY We often seem to imagine
the property Of the mind resembles the pr
erty Of sea-water, and loses all its deleteriol-
particles when once it is fairly frozen.
Enron. There is wonderful vgor of con-
stitution in popular fallacy. When the
Npklu uhh unce Sub upiU VI " ues IL ID u.s.
tonisning how hard 1t is to get it out Of the
world
THERE are few men who, were they certain
of death ON their SEVENTEEN birthday would
think Of preparation. Tomorrow may DO
the gate Of an eternity, and they go on in
their folly
SucH az have virtue always In their mouth,
and neglect II in practice, and, like harp
which emits sound pleasing to Others while
its own body Is wholly insensible to the music
produced,
A GOOD conscience Is better than two wit
nesses. twill consume Jour grief I'D the sun
dissolves ice. II is q spring, when You are
thirsty; staff, whom yon are weary; screen,
when the sun burns you, ana pillow in
DEATH
LISTENING. so certain Is the crime Of lis
tening to carry its own punishment, that
there is no pointed prohibition against IL we
are commanded not to commit other SINS but
this one draws down its own correction and
woe be to him who infrinees III
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TnEnE lisa woman in Baltimore older than
the United States. She had her centennial
nine years age, and yet enjoys perfect health,
attends to her domestic duties, reads the tele-
grams and murders without spectacles, and
has baby seventy-four years old. She
firmly believes the theory that men are de-
cendedfrom monkeys, ''hor, says she, sthe
longerone examines, them, the more one
sees they are ever restlessly playing tricks on
each other, just like their ancestors. +.
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Happiness Is the first IN soul, and is only
reflected as all image on our material sur
roandings.
Place small saucer Of ground .cloves
whore ants 'ars troublesome, and, IL Is said,
they win quickly disappear. sasna =
us memory that makes the oldindul-
gent to the young.
Hotse is like the wing Of an angel soaring
up 10 heaven, and bears our prayers to the
throne Of God.
Temper isa good thing. Keep it.
On the CONTEMPLATING mule.
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MISCELLANY.
A TURNED-DOwN PAGE.
here's turned down page, Is some writer says

There's turned-down page, Is some writer sara.
In every hnmnn life--rEsS sss <
A hidden story Of happier days
OF peace amid the strife.
A folded leaf that the world known not
A love dream rudely crushed:
The sight Of foe that is not forget,
Altho' the voice be hushed.
The far distant sounds Of harps soft strings,
An echo on the air:
The hidden page may be full Of such things,
OF things that once were fair.
Theirs ia hidden page in each life, and mine
story might unfold;
but the end was sad Of the dream divine
1t better rests untold
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A vegetarian who was lodging an infuria.
ted bull behind tree, exclaimed ssYou
ungrateful beast! you toss vegetarian, who
never ate beef in his life Is that the re-
turn you maker,
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= / have lost my appetite, said gigan-
tic friend to Spodgrass the other day. 81
hope = replied shodgrass, e that no poor
man has found it, for il would ruin him in.
4 week. !, Sss4A X s4s9~ kkfN
w*x SssMW nun NAmAnA M8A
Why are washegWomen unreasonable?
They expeet' to have soft water when. it,
rains hard.
When a man has not . good reason for
doing thing, be has one good reason for
latting it alone. - Waiter Scott.
What is the best government? That
which teaches as to govern ourselves.
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Is y!
6. 0 t,
Mtiiuer in Hoduin

lln;weifctbaTt fIno geacnipartis olfe artcn
bon @cidmftcn unO @eiucrbem iard,terlid)
Gcrabacoritdt, uno jeoe Tomilie iieht it'd &C.
%n6tbiat. itrc guSlasen ioroidltig ;u iibermo-
den. Bic &sintcrsseit, wcldc nun nubt, brinet
Den &inbern 9alscntsiinbune, blalen Suiten
II. |. 10. @uiten uno Grtaltuns ,rcroen iibcr-
al oorberriden, uno bic stus;earuna nebit
anoercn sails unb Sungenframfheitcn miro
gar Manden meorai7cn. 9ieie &ronthsiten
lo!ltcn nidt pernod,IaiIiat iocroen. Sic HeN-
nungcn Der Mcr;tc ober iino su toitipiclig, mn
oebhalb miiroen mir Dem @olfe rothcn, .stBo
schee's German Syrup" An foufcn. Gr III
INNER crfolgreih. Gine GloIde fir rs Gents
erbalt cine anrse Gomilic acinno p1brenn heS
@intcrs. 3nci Soicn bcbcn jrbcn SaA. =
@erfauit m aa.n Srtcn Der Ser. Sto0ter
.uno bel beincm slpotbetss.
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M6tmlg Tarmer

Ser llnt,rsridnctc~ mclder ii6er 3 Sabre
in Der Wlibls bss @cyrn Sapluooo maize ct.
Gloup oils Miiillcrmcificr be'dditlgt %acpsicn,
sat munmehr icit bcreits . Mlonoten bic Siit.
runo Der MEiblc in 3pdpilc iib%crnomncn.
Die warmer Der llraqescno made id bornui
oufmcrfinn, Sot ih tciaste Miblc, peld)c Bis
bnbiu icbr IN %llnfann e%epelen. auf oas
@riincliditc a,lagcbcJcrt unD mandes Neblen,
Dc anaeldaift babe, 10 cas- ib iest i'm Stannc
bin suteS 4 X Ntebl su litTcrn uno Die GARNER
in jeber 9inf1t suiricOcn su ltcllen.
I'm seneigtc,r 3ufpru6 bittet
6. Goof,
Pot Miiiler in Hofbille
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bcn bcwabrt, ipie slbcr's Gbcrrp Electoral. Gs
lit Dem Eublitum icit unacfIbr 40 Sa6ren
ourd cine untntcrbrod)cnc ycibe bon humber,
barren 9cilun9cn %befannt, bic ibm Gin Ser
traucn ouf feline &cilfraft acponuen bobcn,
peldcS nicmnlS non elmer ulloern Wcoi,in
crrcidt mprbcn lit. So bcipirft nod immcr bic
eriolsrciIiirn Scilunacn bon @uitcu, Grfdltuus
ocu, Mussebruns, mcldc ourD mcbisiniide
Ncnntnib ersiclt merocnH f0nnen. Sn Der Shat
bat bas Gberrp Yectoral mirtlid bielc gefGbr-
Iiden arontbeitcn ibrcr Sbredcn in ciMcrt
teoeutenoen llmfangc bcreubt ,lnb Gin @cfiibL
Der GidcrDeit aegen ibrc uerbdnsnibooilcm
gSirfu,acn %geGcbcn, ipeld)eS iuobl bcgriNnbet
lit, menn oaS 9eilmittcl cur rct,tcn Belt aroc.
monot miro. Seoe Sa,nilic iolltc cs in ibrem
Cabinet bobcn ;ur iidcrn uno pro,nptcn Sell.
pne oer Witalicocr. aronfbeit, Scincn nno
ioenr bos 2cben mcrScn bcpabrt ourd) nielcn
rcdtseitiNen Sduk. Ser Mluge iollte cs nid,t
ucrno6taiiisen uno Ser @ciic pirb eS nidt.
Saltc eS bel Dir sum Sdut. Den cs bnsJ
rcdt;citigcn @ebrouh bel pl0bliGen Nnfdllcu
gcm0brt.
9ubcrcitct bon
9r. 8. 6. Mnsr & So. 2nmen, WaH.,
prattiide unb analptiide Gbe,nifcr.
Gs miro p%crfauft bon allcn gpotDctcrn nno
Meoiiinganelern. "
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State Of Minnesota
County Of Stearns. !
IN PROBATE COURT.

In the Matter of the Estate of
1gnatius Lumber Deceased.
On reading and filing the Petition of
Catharina Lumber of said County, repre-
senting, among other things, that Igna-
titus Lumber late of said County, on the
18th day of December A. d, 1875, at AL
bany in said County died intestate, and
being a resident of this County at the
time of his death, leaving goods, chat
tells and estate within this County, and
that the said Petitioner is the widow
of said deceased, and praying that ad-
ministration of said estate be to her
granted, tSis ordered that said petition
be heard before the Judge of this Court,
on Saturday the 9th day of January A.
D. 1877, ut l O'Clock p. NJ, at the Prob
ate Office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof
be given to the heirs of said deceased,
and to all persons interested. by publish
ing "a copy of this order for three sue
cessive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing, in the tNordstern'', a weekly
Newspaper printed and published at St.
Cloud in said County.
Dated at st. Cloud. the Sth day of
Jan aary A. D. 1877.
By the Court,
Peter Brick,
3-3t Judge of Probate.
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Der Nprbferm
8efanntmahuua.

Da id iiber 90 Sabre an MasenidmGde
ober llnueroauliNteit gelitten babe une, nun.
msbr felt 2 sSabren poukdnbis aebeiYt bin,
made i'd ale benienisen Maeenleibenben,
weldc bis babin uiel 6elb i%uegaeporfen, Obne
bic Scbofte 9iilie aefunoen su babcn, betannt,
bab Sieieniaen, ipelde BON ibrem 0eibcn &C.
beilt icin molten, i@ ,niinblid ODER idriftIid)
wenben mosen an
Sobn @ebeI.
st 81. Soiepb, stsarns &c., Minn.
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9anfla9un9*

Sin bic Gltern wao ainber ccs SfuE. Sis,
triets 80. 60 in guon Citation. Iurb Dirlrs
bietet Der llntcr;cidnete Sud ieincn ~truicno.
laden 0nnt an fir Die pradytpolen @eftenfs,
melde ibm am Neuiabrsabcnoc oura3t feline
Sdlilcr unS Sdileriuuen iiberrcidt WarSeu
ltnoont lit Der Melt Qohn
Gar Wiander crfubr bas idon,
Sod, III Ioou lit oas nid)t nsr SOD,
9ics bcwcilcn idon Die @eIdenfs eli.
s. q. &arnten, 2cbrer.
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Ser bette &ornthdler i'm Maret.

&oienberser Bros. boben cinen gro.
gen Worratb BON ben beiten &ornidd=
lert Smgeianbt erbalten unb perfoufen
oielelben sa ben alerbiQisiten Yreiien.
@ebt uno iber;eust eu@.
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@hte @esi3imcm al Iiberalem
Nrcitcn. = llnS bod, nIad,ocm man eS
aberaV probirt bat, fault man in 6.
Sd)ultcn'S Ipotbcte Sues biliocr INN bel.
Ter. Sein @efdait bat %uenissr Nuslaqen mic
'r9cno GIN anoeres. ST be;ab!t feline Mcute.
belt NIT tcinem Tartner unr periicDt fein
ScidaIt ielbf. ST. fam alio biliacr pcrtau.
len wie irscno elm AnScrer uno bdlt cine
Iuswabl bon 6arbcn, @ur;eln, &rauteru
uno Meoitameutcn, mie nan lie ionI miracnos
finbet.
~ Outer 3atb
totet nidts uno miro germ uno frsunolid CT.
tbeilt.
&eeeptc
merocn gu ibrcm pirtladen @crtDc anscfertist.
G9tes Site 9cab
lsiro nit 1915 per loC ID b%crtauft.
8orar, % Cts. bas Yfunb, oemiidter
Sogcliaamcn, . ID fir s5 Gts. - slues billia
uno gut.
Nperilrs fertia smil1tc Garbem
in alien Sdattirunecn
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6ranScieentbums Icrfdmfc.

5peciea fir ben oNorpitern" beriehtct pon Sen.
SobnSapp, 8eeiiter OF 0ee6s non Stearns Co.
5Obn S. @olucn uuo WraW an bic S%ruits,s
Scr Metbooiiten.Gir in Yopncsuinc far
@ s Nder G.. 3 S.S4 3. 122 q. 30 @ $50
9enrn %. She uns Sraa on @milp Mit6eil
iiir Got l 8. "a :. 12o ". 81 " $21s
Sberciie Sci7crt II. Gtjr,,. an 5obn Sa,dfer
fir IS y @@ a Ii. &@ "a s@4 g. II
Ii. SO gdsr in Sla S04 6. 10 :. 13
u. 81 vs. $3.50
@sorse Iicoer unb Sron on Martiu @icoer
fur > y I@ "a unn " so adcr bon 8 y
s@ a g. 10 s. le5 u. IS @ 81
8eors. &icScr uno Sraa an Soicpb Ticosr
fir 50 y 90 a u. S@ 4 No "A uno ,
30 Necr BON 81 s@4 g. 10 8. 1e5
u. oS@ 81
SrultecS l. Stu. ct. Saul &@. 81. 81 So.
an Subn Sluer fir S@ a @SM 6. 81
:. l25 u. 81 W $24O
SruItceS ct. Toul So. 81. 81. so. an sn.
tbonp SunbOf fir 60 a s@4 6. Is
8. 1926 u. 30 vs. 5000
SruitseS ]. Gio. Ct. Saul So. 81. 81. So.
un Sobn guer fur S@L Nc g. 81
S.125 ii. 81 @S 1910
Nlcronbcr Moorc uno Grau on 9uees Selrs
iIr Cots 10, II unb - 81. 6 III, Sotur
Gut Centre s1oC
5obn Butter an @are Same Smilb fir g =
so II. 8 p S8 "a g.. 81 5.126 y
33@ $500
@corse @romsr mnb Srau III NnSrem s. 50.
noluc fir @ = CO.. II. COZ e@ a
S.sS.l2l u. 29@ $500
SruitseS l. Sib. ct. &anI & 9. 81. 81. So
an Cane &. Stonc fir 715 Itfer in Stearns
GauntD $4,25(
a!eronocr Moore uno Srau on Midecl S
spn6 iiir Ms 4 s@ a uuo Cots 8 II. !
ell :. 1875 y. 34@ $3.50
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0nte 0elegenbeit,
cine Ser beffem Vnrmen in
ct. Nm9mffa 3m famfcn.


Ser llntcr;cidnete lit scionnen, feline in
Sown ct. Nusu1a aclcaene Sar,n, entbal-
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Sown ct. Nueuta, StcarnS So.
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