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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
The Ora nd Exposition Lot

AhS via" III L-A poSttlOu LUZ
terry. gotten up by the French
government, is producing
most unfortunate results, and
will assure y work to the in
jury of the Republic. The
whole country has gone mad
with a gam ling fever; there
is no difficulty in the world il
getting rid Of six million tick
cts that are to be issued in=
deed, a much larger amount
could be easily sold. 1t is pos
slble that the government,
seeing that a considerable sum
Of money can be made by car
lying on this lottery business,
will follow the example of
Italy and 60 into it perma-
nertIy Most Of the tic<e
in this scheme have been
bought by the poorer classes.
principally the peasants and
small farmers. All of these.
the papers say, are half wild
with expectation and antici-
patton. every one Of them ex~
pectlng to win a capital priz,
AS the prizes are few in num-
Der, and most of them works
Of art, which their winners
will utterly fail to appreciate,
Il terrible revulsion of feeling
will undoubtedly e1sue as
soon as the drawing occurs.
The administration will then
come in for round abuse, and
the O.OUU,OOO holders OF these
lottery tickets will II dcub'
edly feel inclined to vote
against it whenever they have
the chance. A similar lo,ter-
ry scheme was suggested in
1871, when the French Gov
eralnent rcallv needed money,
but THEIRS. who WIS PRESS
dent at the time, refused to
sustain his government by
such unho y means, 1t re
manned fer The pre- sent admin
ls,ratiou to 90 into the gam
bllng business. 1t will hardly
profit by this.-N. O. Demo
crat.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
1t is deemed important that

1t is deemed important that
he-e race ,li-tul bat ces in Louis.
lana should be carefully invrstiga
rcd bv men o. h;oh character nd
epu,atiuu aud should b. ~ cnm
panic d by tn" 'ul est ,too!s.. This
attack Is Alarmin1 the best rtrnd'
+ she South II witt r1"han',
curb. ace /" scope q. Il ha c ch;rg"
ffprtiu9 the >laie credit I'D IL
fiu,ncrs, he -cnOo f.nis - wei
a. ,he n.au 1tl;rct Of taW and
order. If TIA work Of defense j.
ro>tpnncd urti Janun',. it will nc
TOO late to repair the N sc icf Pres
iGrn, Hayr gives full credit to
these outrage stories. and hr Is
had pressed o. the uitra5 to go 10
them.
The mission of Don Cameron
and Y .c', handler wa. for the
xir.-s purpose. If .nese charge
I'd Sec ou> affihavitS are not me
Ivy proofs, the t,'end- Of the GA h
n the Northern States will 20 by
G GARD. L. Q. w.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
GRAVEYARD HORROR AT ROAM
OkE, IND.
[St. Louis Republican,.

[St. Louis Republican,
FORT WAYNE. Ind, Nov. H.
The recen; oody-sua ching hor.o
at hoanole led 10 the careful ex
animation CT al the graves la the
cemetery al that place. Il gray
of Patrick Sullivan, a well-kn W
citizen, who died Last week. wa
opched. r., veaiing a fri hIfu spec
IacIc. The body was SIT ng boI'
upright the lid huving be sHwde
of he coffin. a rope WIS ;b NJ
tie neck, and thee was dee
cash over The head. The ey,-
were W d. OPEN, and The face wore
a CHASTITY and hidcous asp, ct. | he
remains emitted il terrible cdor,
almost overcoming thc wo' kmen.
he vanGuls had for some reason
abandoned their cline be orc 1t
WAS completed. The excitement
ran so hlgi that the guilty party, il
known, would have been mobbed.
Dr.. Reed, who seemed TO be under
suspicion, suddenly disap, cared,
aud has not been heard OF since.
The community is intensely aroused
over these frequent outragcs.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
FOR, SALE on
EXCHANG f.

Ny short horn Durham Bull, "JOnnH'
Price SO; Also his son 'PRlNCE, e;s
yearling; Price $50. Princes Jam 70
BEAUTY" a Z Durham and the ocep-
est millicr in my herd. a., &c
| Will exchange foI common catt s'a,,
any one wanting fine stock to breed hv t1,r
has not the cash to spare AisU aT.
sale some very fine Dark Brahmh ChlC.n n
ems. Price to suit the times, IS per trio
PHIL. SWlhE,
Lakeland Stock Farm,
Oot57s I'm. Poinet Cupco, La
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
The charge that foreigners

The charge that foreigners
make against Us that one
election is no sooner over in
this country than another b.
gins would seem clearly pros
ven by the course of events
Just now. The smoke OF bat
tle, as the country papers
would say, Of the late election
is scarcely cleared away, yet
the press Of the whole coun
try is now busi)y engaged in
discussing the election OF 1880,
and the poss; bic candidates Of
the campaign. Never has
there been a hotter or more
earnest presidential canvass
carried on just at present
The success of the Republic ms
in New York is regarded as
placing Conkling almost ia the
presidential chair The stall
warts, encouraged by Hayes,
relapse to the bloody-sh
are shouting Grant louder
than ever. The supporters OF
Blaine seeing the noise his
rivals are making, have sud-
denly burst forth in praise OF
their 'plumed knight, and are
writing him un to 'heir best
ability Indeed the canvass
for the Republican preside .tiai
nomination has alrea dy begun.
The Democratic chlettains
are just as excited over the
Presidency. The supporters
Of Tilden, Hendricks Thurman
Bayard ct al, are sin glng their
praises ana working for the
Can. il e S five were on the
very eve Of the election. 1t
is impossible that this presi-
dental campaign can We kept
up Tor two entire years; it is
fortunate that it cannot, b.
cause the country coulo not
stand tw.nty four months OF
excitement. The candidates
who a,e SO unfortunate as to
be brought into this little
preliminary presidential CAM
paig.i will gain nothing by it,
in fact, they are icing either
seri ously crippled or killed off
just now by the somewhat too
ardent yells and praise Of
their friends.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30

Can make money faster at WORK !,
~ us than at anything else. Capital
not required; We will start yon. S1J Nor
day at home made by the industrion,
Men, women, boys and girls wanted
eNerywhcrc to work for us. Now is tho
.ilnc. Costly outfit and terms free. Adj
dress TRUE Il Co.. Augusta. Maine,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
RAILWAY TO NEW ORLEANS.
Dallas Herald.

Dallas Herald.
There was an uem of cheerful
news published yesterday morning
1t was that the Morgan company
had recomneucc bniiding the
>iana gap in the Texas and
New Orleans railroad between
BraShrar Guy Oh tic Gulf, ard
Or&nyc on Tie Sabine. ThiS Wa k
~ls SUSPENDED ~ August on C
count o. tie vel CIV fever, bu, It
resumed the Gay II disappears, gv
ing a>-u auct hat 40 ia tee" t M
l. To 10 iO-G ~ a., n il ,h,"u l.
inl~ | Nv rX's II "ult"I
she mas % e ) ."'.drd 10 u ,"a~,
tort years and mus on y tel
un":, Ter commerce. w. to h,
;rrscn! inc we have had Ia de-
cnd .olrlv upon water route ar
b st SLOW, tedious, inc ,I,vc;.n,
q d when " tEOut con rn!iUrn an!
Il" GaIv,.Io" wharf C ,n,,Hny 20
raA. yer, costly
The ew road will DC an cX,en
SION nl the Texas c n,ral |, wi
i ! br nny to the heirs o. ne late
tumrnd "a Cha rs Mo- On |
ii y VIII give Norln Texas "A nI"rHt
,hrnnyh 'nn'e tn New O, cam upon
her q ain, cotton. cute, sice:, auA
o'he: rloductto:s 8, eur Surplus prev
duets will, without exec ,ri"n BE-
marketed in tie C,cscrn, City ln,
there We will roaliz !; orc than in
.ny Western ma ke' whore we arc
new Oh ;grd tc ship.
The road Will b. finished in tine
tor ou' mex C 0r.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
JOS T. Il; KRAI\
FOOT OF TIE HILL.

si2C. Il
ESPECTFULLY announces 10 the
citizens of East and West FcliciHna
ana I"lnte toupce, that he has from 3lst
OF October last, withdrawn from the firm
OF Moses Mann, and has no more connec
ton whatever with that firm or an\ other
firm, of which all parties Interested will
please take spcci1l notice.
He has opened on his own account at fine
foot of the hill, in Farrelly's building,
next to the Post Office, where he MAY
be found at all times with brand new
stock of goods; consisting in part of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, White
Goods, Ladies' Dress Goods, Clothing,
Hosiery, Hats, Caps, Boots ard
Shots, HouSe-keepcr's Artic-
les. No IONS
PR VISIONS
Fancy ara Family Groceries, Western
Produce, BaSging IL Ties, Plantation
Supplies, Crockery, Glass-war
and in fact every thing to lie
1oundll an abundant and
carefully selected
stock of goods,
AS for chcapncss. all he asks is a trial. and
he is Sanguine that none would leave his
store dissatisfied. All country produce.
sich as cotton, wool, hides and moss nm.
chased. Highest prices paid
Nov-017;. 1v
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
ONE DAYS DELAY.

There was no happier house
hold in the Sunny south than
Jacob Poiteveits at Grenad
two months ago. Alack thr
fever broke out and the faiths
er sent three of his children
into the country, intending to
90 himself on the followin g
day with his wife and ;wo re-
naming daughters The de-
lay was fatal. Before morning
Mollie. a lovely maiden. who
had been nursing II sick friend,
was delirious. and in a few
days was dead. Scarcely had
the bereaved parents pressed
a far we'll kiss on the cold lips
Of their dead daughter, before
the second daughter was bat
Ting with the fever. 1t was
then that the sorrowing 1atne
wrote to lis sister,: Mollie is
dead, and Ora. we fear, will
soon follow her our family
physician is dead. our neigh
bo"s all dead, or moved out
Of iowa no nurse or help of
any kind to be had for 1--we
or money. | ana doing the
cooking, and my dear wife the
nursing. Pray for us After
IL while there came a feeble
little note from the sick girl.
They are all dead tut me |
knew when father and mother
died but / was too ick to kls-
them goodbye. | am better
and have a kind nurse but
CD, so few ever recover that
| may relapse and follow the
others yet. 1t Was many
weeks before The sick sirl
could be taken from tie plague
stricken town into the coun-
try wa re her brother and Sis
ters were. Then oae OF them
wrote TO the editor OF the New
Orleans PICAYUNE Ora has
come out to us, but so weak
that | am jealous Of every
breath that fans her white
cheek. Mother was sick in the
same room with Ora, father
in the adjoining room. The
Rev. Mr.. McCracken prayed
with mother before she died,
and vixen asked NY the hoy
man OF God if she had a last
M ssage to leave, she answer
ed. Tell my son to be a good
boy aud meet me in heaven.
Then turning her face towad
Oras bed. she said. Kiss I'll
my children for ne, and tell
your dear father goodbye for
a little while. Mother died
on the 9th and father on tne
2Sth. Fathers muse thought
that ne might recover, and
did not tell him of mothe, s
death. He knew nothing OF it
until he met her in heaven.
-DETRoIT FIRE Press.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Teachers ofPublc Schools in this Par
ish during the past term who desire re-
engagement, will apply to the under
signed as soon as practicable
JAS. p. BOWMAN,
President School Board.
Nov. 80 1878 Inn
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
COURT NOTICE.

PARISH COURT-CLERK's OFFICE-SUC-
cessiOn of Della Miles, decd.
Notice is hereby given that Cha rles :.
Miles has this day applied for letters OF
administration IN the above succession.
and unless legal opposition is filed with
iii ten days, the same will be issued ac-
cording to law.
G. NJ. BARROW,
Clerk.
Nov 3O7S.-S. j. p.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30

The RUSSIA" Court invited DR.. Aver
and his family to the Arcl,lukc's ell
ding in the Royal Palace. This dis
:inc1ion was awarded him not only be
cause he was an American, but also be-
cause his name as Il physician had be
come f;lvorably known in Russia on its
passage round the world.-~pHcblo fCo1)
People.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30

\ trial package of DR.. A. Q simmons
Liver Medicine costs you nothing, and
may save your life. Ask for one at Num-
tord's or Brooks Dug Store
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
& n;iuna q cS.
Jeans. nrn.nS, Tick-

------jug~ hy III" ward or piece
W" Invite an inspection of our large
assortment Of Ladies', Chi!hrcnS. Mems
and Boy, Hosiery. and Kid Gloves, Lisie
Thread. GHIulictS, Ties, ihbonS, En-
h"nidcrics I.acrS. RuclingS. CorSctS, La
dies KrHdy-mndc Under wear, etc. PEI
iUncrN, Toilet, Articles, and notions.
lie have on hand also, Il fresh ami wei!
selected stock of Clothing, Boots, Shoes
Hats and Caps and a general assortment
OF gcnt.cmc under wear and furnishing
Snn,iS.
Dealers in Fancy and Staple groceries,
Provisions, western Produce ana
Plantation Supplies. Agents for
the renowned Singer Sewing
Machine and its various
at zach mcntS.
STEfIIL NOTICE.-We are the o"n
ers Of The outstanding claims and indcp1'
cdncSscs due to the late firm OF Mann
Fischer & Co.
The Citizcns of East Fclicana, Ioihte
Cnupce, and Wilkinson County, M'ss''
VIII find it to their interest ana ;luI'n
age t" open up a trade with us. a.. ~. ~
Icrs from abroad promptly, ana c'slei"''
filled.
-=Y'> Highest market price paid TOR co''
ton
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
N0M& SUMS.
G.. B. e l.. ENOCHS.
DEALERS IN
.MO.NUMENT.AL WORK,

ME- ARE NOW prepared to furnish
w all kinds of Grave Work and Iron
Railing at reduced prices. Parties ad-
dressing lis IT Bayo" Sara, or III William
ii. piper'>, Baton Rouge, we will call and
see with our designs, OF which We have
Il large variety.
Nov. 1913 6m.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-30
~QU : i.:I DEAL. SALOON
AND BILLIARD ROOM.
E.. II VsE:s's>s,. Proprietor.
BAYOU SARA, LA.

BAYOU SARA. LA.
lee Cold Aurora Beer :lWryS on hand
IN" bar is constantly supplied wlth
choicest brands Of wines, LiluuT, ;.ul
Cigars.
A SuWrsuou> Free Lunch SPY i every
sunday morning. -Aitachrd t. e rS-
tahh3hmrnt is a Splendid billiard L..
All appointments as '4iator:ary in II fist
Glass Saloon.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-23

Nothing adds Sc much to LLe
beauty Of a farm as neat, tldy
surroundings. Farmers are TOO
much occupied about the ploT-
inc. planting, ETC., to give much
time 10 ligh5 work in spring, yet
il would require but very little
extra effort to spare a few hours
about the house in picking up
and raIlfng OF the dirt from
about The house and barn; but
il would add so very much more
TO its attractions and make i1far
more valuable in the eyes OF
others, particularly those who
are in search Of a farm to pUr-
chase as a home. Add TO this
the repairing Of broken hinges
and gates and all kinds Of ma
chinerv, and one has relieved
himself Of great discomfort and
has been rearing q refined in1u-
ence. both in his own family and
5ha5 of his neiglbors. and also
prolonged the life Of his family
bv the removal Of that which
creates disease and death. An
ounce Of preventive is worth
a pound Of cure"
Sharp County record., 1878-08-23
MOTHER. HOME, HEAVEN.

MOTHER, HOME, HEAVEN.
Mother, Home, Heaven, the
-hree beacon lights Of life's
ocean. Far out over dreary
waste Of waters they shine with
aheering light to the storm toss
ed mariner; and when sorrows
1arL cloud hides the blue sky
and the troubled waves rise
higher, wearing with the winds,
he steers his tiny bark to Mem
9ry's Isle, and carefully avoid
lg the broken hopes, that like
r1cks lie hidden beneath the
reacherOus waters, rests his
-ired heart in the golden rays Of
rhe star-like words-MOther,
Home, Heaven. Rudely may
5he waves dash against the rocky
coast below him; loud may the
Winds roar and chant their sol
amn psalm, and the lightning
may fash, and the thunder roll,
yet he fingers calm and I'M
troubled, in times old castle,
rmning over the records Of the
1im past, and reading with Sc
rene eyes the dim prophecies Of
the future. Far back in those
beautiful days Of long ago, he
sees the form Of Mother, he feels
The soft touch Of her lips as she
presses loving kisses on the baby
brow; on in the quiet Of his low
ID home, hears the sweet voice
as she teaches him with closed
ives and reverentIy folded hands
to repeat, Our Father, who art
a Heaven" and then looks into
he distant future, and fancies
sle time already at hand when
ne shall anchor his barque on
The shore Of Eternity, and tread
with Joyous steps the golden
streets Of the Heavenly city, or
linger by the crystal waters Of
,le River Of Life, with glad
strains Of welcome to him from
the Angel hosts gathered around
Gods throne.
Nothing can be added to the
above beautiful extract-Moth-
=r, Home, Heaven. Words Of
kindred sweetness, how they
thrill the heart, and to what
recoIIections Of the past, bless
.nGs Of the present, and hope Of
the future do they bring us.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-23

dad" said q hopeful sprig,
chow many fowls are there on
the table"
"Why," said the old gentle
man. as he looked compIacen5ly
on a pair of ine roasted chick.
ems that were smoking on the
dinner table, why, my son,
there are two"
Two" replied young smart
ness. There are three, sir, and
I'll prove it."
Three" replied the old gen
tIeman, who was a plain matter
of-fact man and understood
things as he saw them, I'd Like
to have you prove that
Easily done, sir, easily done.
Amt that oneI" laying lis knife
on the first.
"Yes, that's certain, said did.
"Ain't that two" pointing to
the second, "and don't one and
two make threel"
Really" said the father, turn
ing to the lady, who was in
amazement at the immense
learning Of her son, really,
wife, this boy is a genius, and
deserves to be encouraged for it.
Here. old lady, you take one
fowl, and I'll take the second,
and John shall have the third"
~ arose at six o'clock this
morning, and see what [ found
in taking walk on the high
way said the fond father, dis
playing d silver dollar, rs that
not a proof Of the adVisability
Of early rising y "NO," replied
the son. And Why" asked the
father, Just as people always do
in fables and Sunday-scho0I
stories. Because the fellow
who lost it, boldly replied the
son got uD too early for his own
good
People suffering from the ex-
ueme heat should remember
that heat is necessary to ripen
corn. and good corn is necessary
to produce good whisky. By
fixing the mind upon an ulti-
mate benefit one can the more
patiently bear Q temporary
hardship.
What is the meaning Of
backbiter?" asked a gentleman
at a Sunday school examination.
This was puzzle. Invent down
the class until it came to q sim
pie uIchin, who said, 'Perhaps
it is a flea. y
Don't laugh too much; its only
the cog wheel that can always
afford to show It's teeth.
Sharp County record., 1878-08-23
ryGERSOLL ON SOLOMON.

TNGERSOLL ON SOLOMON.
Col. Robert IngersoIl, in allu-
ling to the story concerning his
fathers severity, writes My
father was a man Of great natu-
raj tenderness, and loved his
children almost to insanity.
The severity he had was pro-
duced by his religion. Like
most men Of his time, he thought
Solomon knew something about
raising children. For my part,
| think he should have known
better than to place the least
confidence in the advice of a
man so utterly idiotic as to i'm
agine he could be happy with
seven hundred wives
Sharp County record., 1878-08-23
EVENING SHADE, ARK.

A large stock Of sugar, coffee,
tea. rice, pine apples, peaches
and plums, oysters, sardines,
candles, coal oil, tobacco and
cigars; q variety Of pickles; can
ned and picked salmon; a large
stock Of WHISTLES, apple, peach
and cognac brandy and medica,
ted bottled goods, consisting OF
gin, Cordials, dc.
A stock Of crOckery and wood
en- ware, including churns cedar
pals and harvest kegs. Can
dies, laundry and toilet soaps,
and many other articles too te-
diOus to mention.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-08-22
ueberanffrcnauna.

&c 1T fur teinen Menfden ratbiam, feline
H0rper. ooer @eiftesfrdfte iibermafis an3u.
frenseu; aber tuie giele ibertreten in Der
Be9ier nod @ei9tbum, @ubm ober @ifIen.
i@aft biefe beilfame Resel.. Gs nub fir ioldF
Yerfonen cine Sa@e bon bober @i4tiafeit
iein, au wiFen, sie fie bieie ahtlos binaeae.
bcne 8raft piebersepinnen tonnen. Dns
9ei!mittel if peber tofipieIis, nod 3u erlan.
gen fdpitris. pofetter's Maaen.
5 itterts If in ieber etabt, eemartuna
unb Anfiebluna in Amerita ~ baben; es
erfett ben Ab9axs forperlider ober aeifiqer
enersie tuirffener ale iebes ardft;sunssmit.
tel, baS ie anaesi9t ober berorbnet ipor6en it,
Arbeiter. atbleten. Stubenteu, sourraliften.
abnotaten, 0eitili@e, Aer8te.- be3eueen
fie ttine iuun6erbar beriansenoeu Rrdfte. GO
erbobt bic 6dbisteit. etrapo3en ~ ertraaen.
bebt bic f4dbli&en a8irfungen, iuelde 1Iob'
fteQuns, f'tenbe Qeben3peife, unseiunbe ober
ernubeabe 8ef@dftiauusen ober elm unsefun.
beS Rlima auf ben 86rper aben, auf, unb il
elm fdfteberbeH HsrnbeS, barntreibenbes unt
blutreinieenbeS Nitiel erfen Rauaes.
VIII.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-08-22
Ser Nprbfern,
9eraussesebenson
8rid T. &aiier.
saint Gloue, Minnefota,

II,
.r1h.intieoen Donneritas unb toftet jabrli@
in Borau56e3ablung: $3.50.
Stir meniger ais Monate tpiro teln Abon'
nement au9enon,men. -,
Wou Nbouneaten, Die bie 3eitun9 rlid9t
ausor;itlid abbeiteuen, mirb an9enonlmeu,
bas fie oas Announcement fortjuieben wunfd)en.
Sic 8crab]dumuns, coer 'Terpe'9ernn9
Der Nbboluns Der 3eitung bon Dem Yoltan nlte,
wolin oieiclbe beorocrt poroen 1T, ,oap1e o1e
l1ntcr(aNuna Der Nn3ei9e an bic Serous9eber
bon ocr etwa ituttTnoenoen Ort5beranoerun9
uuo oer Nnaabe oes neuen QSobnortS entbtn>
BET mid bon Ser Bc3ablnu9 oes pollen Aoon'
acme utSbetrases. a# .'
Mn5eigen,
,uelAe o9ne @,mertung sur Nufnabme ein>
aeben, ,pcrocn 10 lange eingeriidt uno bered9'
net, bis lie abbeiteut ,peroen.
Mn3eistn meroen gu ben setpobnlI!dde''
Yreiien einseriidt, ndmlib | 9ents pet Dee,
bier>3eile, fir bic erite G!nrudun9, nno
Cents fir ieoe folsenoe. Sir Anae19en, o1e
Idnaere 3eit itcben bleiben, wirb e'n beoeu'
enoer Nb;ng erlaubt.
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un6 iinb oaber i'm @tanoe,
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in bcuti@er, tnglii@er, iran1oiiIder
nno nor,pegii@er @prade
auf's @9nellfe, @@0nite uno 8iQisFe
5u liefern,
uno empfeblcn ii@ 3u seneieten auftrassn.
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Geibdft8farten,
Gtrculare,
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aui tiirscFe Moti5.
Befeaungen unb @eIber aoteitre man:
8rif s &aifer,
ct. G(ou6, @tearns g., Minnel ota.
Letter Box 4s7,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-08-22
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