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STATE NEWS.
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY

PISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
The dwelling house of Mr.. Enoch Temple
ton of Milo was burned to the ground ON Fri
day afternoon, with nearly all his household
goods. Cause of the fire unknown, but sup
posed to have caught from defective Chin
ney. Insured in the Piscataquis Mutual Com
pany for $780, ''
WALDO COUNTY.
frankie, aged six, youngest child of Horatio
and Welthia Trussel of Belfast, was drowned
Wednesday.
A thunder shower passed over Monroe on
Friday night last. Lightning struck the
house of Mr.. w. B. Sargent, went down
through the house and into the cellar, doing
considerable damage.
The firm of Mathews Bros, sash and door
manufacturers, in Belfast, is overrun with
orders, and is unable to supply the demand
They are running a large force, and are adding
workmen constantly. They report rise in
all the material used in their business, and
that prices are quick. They have purchased
in the west 250, 600 feet of lumber, which is
now on its way to Belfast the largest stock
the firm ever carried. Lumber is advancing
in price, This does not look like hard times.
Company E, of the 10Th regiment of Maine
volunteers will hold it's third reunion Tuesday,
Sept 10th, at the grounds Of A. E. NickerSon,
on the west shore of Goose Pond, Belfast
The members and their ladies are invited.
The company was composed of men from Sears
port, Swanville, Stockton and Frankfort.
Lieut.. A. E. Nickerson is president of the or
ganiZatiOn.
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ELI PERKS MONTGOMERY
What Have You to Say to This9'
SANFORD. Sent. 3.

SANFORD, Sept. 3.
Mr.. EDIToR:-When Col. Montgomery
spoke at Springvale last Friday evening, he
said that in the town of Gray, in the Post Of
fee, there was list of names fastened to the
wall, as high as mans head and running out
on to the floor three feet, comprising two
thirds of all the property in the town, to be
sold for taxes. 1 have written to the select
man of Gray in regard to it, and received re-
ply, of which I forward you copy. word for
word, as it was written. 1 was raised in Gray
and I thought he was lying to the people OF
Springvale, and so took the pains to find about
it. I suppose he thought the people of Gray
were so poor that none of them would ever get
as far as Springvale and hear his talk in regard
to the town, but 1 being present heard this
statement, and not being willing to have my
birthplace abused in any such manner, have
taken pains to have this falsehood corrected land
you can make any comments on it you please.
j. r. FOSTER
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Truck and Dicker in scarboro.

DUNSTAN CORNER, sept. d.
Mr.. EDIToR:-A Scarboro Greenbacker am
bilious to ride on the representative car az
ranged with the Harpswell Democrats to have
the nomination made by the Greenbackers OF
Scarboro. But our host failed to get the NOM
nation and it fell to one in whom but few had
any confidence. Then two of the Democratic
committee, with a letter from the other one,
went to Harpswell and arranged to have a
nomination made there or lose the district.
Whereupon the Greenbackers voted to adhere
to their candidate, chose committee OF con-
ference, and catt the name of the Democratic
man from the county ticket. Oh dear! That
would endanger his election. Well. he writes
another letter for the committee Of conference
to take toFHarpswell, advising them to bury
the Ratchet, be loving friends, vote for the
Scarboro nominee, whom nobody wants, and
the whole county ticket. Harpswell sue
combs. Greenbaekers triumphed. Here is
the truck and dicker policy of men who pro-
fess to abhor trading in politics. Will honest
men of any party sanction such chicancry?
VOTER
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WE would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of the firm of Messrs
Palmer, Dow & Anderson in another column.
The list of companies which they represent
consisting of five of the largest and best
known English companies with the Old Hart
ford and Fire Association enable them to give
absolute security to their customers in the
way of indemnity against loss by fire. The
individual members of the firm are all well
known insurance men, and we bespeak for the
new firm generous share of patronage.
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Put Up or Shut Up.

SOUTH W ATEKBORO, Sept f.
MIR. EDIToR:-I find in the Argus of the Sd
an item headed How Henry went into his
boots" Now without going over the. false
statements made, except that I had been try
ing to get up discussion (Which is false) 1
will say we will accept their challenge to dis
cuss the financial question, and do SO with the
same person who used him up after he had de-
livered his harangue on the night above
named, and will beat him as bad as he was
beaten on that-occasion. Not wishing to ask
any public speaker to stop to do it, we will beat
him with one of our own boys. AS two days
remain they can set their time and notify us
and we will'be there at any place in this town.
T. A. HOBRS
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Yet Another.

MIR. EDIroB:-A staunch hard-money DEM
ocrat, who has formerly held local office, been
candidate for legislative honors, and dele
gate to the recent Democratic convention in
one of our Penobscot river counties, and who
has evidently become disguised with the
Greenback anaconda and don't want to be
swallowed alive, .undersc ores the following
lines as postscript to an order for goods sent
to a mercantile house in this city yesterday:
81 am a Republican this fall, hard money,
live or de- L.
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A Curious Find.

Last Wednesday evening son of III. I'll
Burgess, Esq. picked up on the street pack
age containing $35 in bills and $25 check
drawn by E. II. Cove. Secretary of. State, in
favor of Col. Jesse Harper of Illinois. Had
it not been for tie check there would have
been no clue to the owner, and Mr. Harper
might have lost his money. The Greenback
ers have always claimed that their speakers
were not paid. Will not Secretary Cove give
his official certificate that the money was moi
TO he used for any such purpose
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First Presbvterian Church.

At the annual meeting of the society we see
by the treasurer's report that they have funds
as follows:
Second Parish bonds to the amount Of. 100000
Secured Notes ....... ............. POI. 90
Cash in Maine Savings Bank .,... ..... "a
IOUal.- SlfoO.of
which looks very promising for beginning
and doubtless will increase rapidly under the
careful management of the gentleman having
the amount in charge. The following officers
were elected for the year.
Acknowledgement Mcdonald.
Secretary-Alfred Robertson.
Treasurer-Wm Taylor
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Glass Ball Shooting.

NORWAY, Sept, 3
Mr.. DIroR:-Having seen an account of
some glass ball shooting that took place at
Pine Grove, South Waterford, ON the 9th ult.,
L was reminded of match game at the same
place short time ago. Mr.. Mediation and
Dr.sCarton having publicly challenged any
body in the state to shoot at glass balls Chas.
Cummings school-boy, accepted and the
shooting took place. Charley was somewhat
disconnected on finding his antagonist, Mr..
Mediation, the champion of Connecticut, but
he hit 10 out Of 90 balls, and Mediation 1S.
He was declared the winner by Carton, who
acted as umpire. There was a large crowd
present from Bridgton and adjoining towns,
who seemed to enjoy the sport. e.
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Republican Representative Convention.
The adjourned Republican convention to
nominate a candidate for representative to-
take the place of Mr.. Jehn B. Coyle, Jr., met
at Lancaster Hall at 5 p. m. yesterday. Hon
James Bailey presided and A. f. Gerrish was
secretary There were 40 delegates out Of 40
present
Mr.. Bailey read Mr.. Coyle's letter of resig-
nation, which was accepted on motion of Mr..
Abbott.
Hon. j. j. Perry then made brief speech,
saying that Mr.. Kimball was not candidate.
On motion of Mr.. Burgess an informal ballot
was teken and among the many named Tor rep
resentat:ve by the ballot were Messrs. Stephen
Rerrv and j. p. Baxter, who declined. A
formal ballot resulted in the nomination OF
Nathan e. Redlon. On motion of Mr.. Soule
+ho nomination was made unanimous by ris-
ing vote.
Mr.. Nathan E. Redlon, the nominee, is
mechanic, mason by trade, a man unlver-
sally esteemed and respected by his craftsmen
as well as by all who know him. lie is man
of sound business ability, sterling straight
forward man, and has made good
record in the Common Council,
where he shew ability of no mean order. The
nomination has been received with great graf
ifcation by all Republicans who have heard
of IL
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Mr.. j. w. Holden (GreenbackeD of Otis
field, requests the Advertiser to put on record
the following prediction:
My opinion is that there will not be any
choice of Governor by the people. The Leg
islature will elect a Republican Governor.
The House of Representatives will be Repnb-
can. The Senate will be Greenback and DEM
ocratic.
In Cumberland county, Portland will go Re
publican. The Senators in Cumberland coun-
ty will be part Republican and part opposition
For county officers, Judge Cleaves will be
elected and that part of the ticket that was
Greenback will be defeated.
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THERE Is NOTHING TO CLEANSE an impure
circulation or wake up dormant liver like
ScovnL's BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. 1t does
the business Thoroughly in either case, promo
ting active bilious secretion, restoring to the
life current the purity of perfect health and
removing from the cuticle disfgured eruptions
and sores. Chronic rheumatism and govt
also succumb to its curative influence. For
the diseases peculiar to the gentler sex it is a
capital remedy. All Druggists sell it.
Oxygenated Bitters cure Dyspepsia.
sept1 div
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BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.-At
special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen
the order which passed the Common Council
in reference to the ''Deering's Oaks matter,
was passed in concurrence and the committee
appointed will consist of the Mayor, City So
licitor, Alderman Cunningham, Councilmen
Hall, Tukesbury and Gibson.
The petition of the Maine Central road to
rebuild their bridge over Portland street, to
allow double track, was referred to the ap
9ropriate committee with power.
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Gen. Sheridan at Goodwin's Mills

General Sheridan of Louisiana addressed
rousing meeting at Goodwin's Mills Sept. I'd
The meeting was a great success His Speech
which was very eloquent, was listened to with
close attention and was pronounced one OF the
best of the campaign. He also addressed
roasing meeting at Shapleigh Corner, Sept. Sd.
His remarks were applauded to the echo. He
is doing good work and you may look for a
largely increased vote wherever he speaks
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, IS. September 8, A. D. 1879.
FIyHIS is to give notice. that ON the third day of
IL September A. ID. 1879 a Warrant in Insolven-
ey was issued by Nathan Ceaves Judge of the Court
of Insolvency for said County of Cumberland,
against the estate of
SILAS F. HARLOW of Portland,
in said County, adjudged to be an Insolvent Debtor,
on his own petition, which petition was filed ON the
third day of September, A. d. 1879, to which date
interest on claims is to be computed; That the pay
ment of any debts to by said debtor and the dev
cry transfer of any property by him are
by law That meeting of the Creditors of said Debt
or to prove their debts and choose one or more as
signees of his estate will be held at Court of Insol
vency to be holden at the Probate Court room in
saidIPortland, on MONDAY, the fifteenth day OF
noon.
Given under my hand the date first above written
Il. r. BROWN,
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of In
sblvency for said County of Cumberland.
sep5 d2t5&12
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ATTENTION VOTERS u

The Aldermen are now in session at the
Aldermen's room for the correction of the
voting lists Let every Republican see that
his name is on, and on correctly.
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Personal.

Mr.. John I'll. Robb, advance agent for Gus
Williams, is in town.
d. C. Barber, proprietor of the Van Ness
House, aud L. s. Drew, proprietor OF the
American House, Burlington, VT, are at the
Falmouth.
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TOURISTS

OBSERVATORY on Munjoy Hill. From the
Cupoa may be seen the entire city, the ocean to the
horizon, Casco Bay with its 365 Islands, the
White Mountains 80 miles distant, and with the
powerful Telescope, objects 80 miles distant in
veery direction may be distinctly seen. jy16tf
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are on the voting lists. DO not
neglect this matter.
Superior Court.

BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEY.
THURsDAY.-State VS.. Thomas Coleman, appel
lant Search and seizure Verdict guilty.
Talbot for State. III. w. Swasey for defendant.
State VS.. John Flaherty. Complaint for search
and seizure Jury out
Talbot for State H. w. Swasey for defendant.
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| You here observe that for the five years,
| 1874 to 1878, reduction of $685., 900. Still
they say the appropriations for 1878 are $780,
! 600 more than in 1856. Here the opposition
| rest their case and point to the facts, as
| evidence of misrule. 1 propose to explain this
! increase of appropriations.
There was appropriately
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Whatever tends to diminish strength should
be removed from the SYSTEM For those weak
ening diseases of babyhood-Colic, Diarrh@a'
&C., use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup which always
cures. 25 cents.
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Fire in Kennebunkport.

On the night of the Sd inst. the dwelling
house recently occupied by Dana S. Hutchins
at Cape Porpoise village. was burned. Sup
posed ncendiHIe.
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House Wanted, for Cash.

A GOOD HOUSE, i'll the western part of the city,
"A containing ten or twelve rooms with modern
convencnces. viii pay $4,000 to 81 900, cash.
VIM. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent
se4d1w& Cahoon Block.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
VIII Wonders Ever Cease-Steamer Empire State
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Fellows Compound Syrup.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Lost-S5O.
Lost-A Black Dolman.
To Let-Upper part of House.
Notice is Hereby Given.
To Let-Without Children.
Don't Fail to Take Trip-Empre State.
Insurance-Palmer, Dow g. Anderson:
Physiological Lectures-Congress Hall.
State of Maine-Two.
NJ. G. Mechanic Association.
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CARELEssNEss, courage, and great activity
of intellect are engendered by Fellows Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosphites and its ca
pacity of imparting power of endurance to the
brain and nervous system is shown in its
property of sustaining persons through mental
difficulties sep5FT&w
SUNBURN is speedily relieved by the use Of
Kinds HONEY and ALMOND CREAM.
aug2 dtf
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the Shelves:
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1779-New Life in New Lands
1750-Purple on Fine Linen.
1723-Ruby Grey's Stately.
2012-Miss Forester.
1966-Lois Carol.
1905-Alice Thorne.
1S13-Home Memories.
1916 Philip Earnscliff.
1912 Forty Years at Sea.
1116-Complete Works of Milton.
1263-Border War.
346-History of Maine, VOL g.
793-Memorial Addresses on Life of VIM. Pitt
'eS 77i3t3H"Memorial Addresses Life of Garret
795-Census of Pensioners, 1910.
3967-Diplomatic Correspondence of the Ameri-
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3556-Electricity, Its Sources and Applications
3559-Reference Book.
3S12-Templeton on Steam and Steam Engines.
3900-Fireside Education.
3477-Register of Arts.
One Volume of Caswel's Drawing Book.
Whoever has any of the above named books in
their possession requested to return them imme-
diately. se1dlw
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Light Row Reat for Sale.

CtIXTEEN feet long-set work. seats hard fnisil,
= black walnut lattice work, sc. Cost $50 Two
years ago Good as new. Two pairs spoon oars
se4dSts BOAT, Box 95S, city.
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To Let.

Upper part of house No. 5 Mechanic st. $40
u per month Inquire at house. seplw
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GRAY. Sent. 4. 1879.
j. Il. Foster, ESQ

j. II. TOSleT, ESY
DEAR S1R:-Yours of Sept. LIST is at hand.
In reply will say in regard to the property
sold for taxes, there was twelve parcels OF real
estate sold for 1878, not as many as in former
years. The valuation of the town is about
100000 as appraised April 1, 1879. The town
of Gray is out of debt and has funds in the
treasury. CHAs. 5. LIBBY.
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WITHOUT children, the upper. tenement OF
w house No. 213 New High Street, formerly NO
SO. The house is in good order, with modern I'M
provements Apply as above. seodu
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DON'T FAIL TO TAKE A TRIP
OH the Mammoth Ocean Excursion
Steamer EMPIRE STATE, and see
the celebrated Aquatic Wonder,
Capt. Paul BOytOn, from Portland,
Wednesday, Sept. 10th.
se5 1t
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Brief JOttingS.

Rainy day yesterday. Mercury $50 at sun
rise, $50 at noon, $50 at sunset; wind SOUTH
east.
The proposed excursion of the Maine Press
Association to Niagara Falls has been given
up.
The yacht Intrepid. belonging to Mr.. Lloyd
Phenix of New York, came into the harbor
yesterday afternoon.
Under the direction of Alderman Cunning
ham a 200 yards rifle range has been erected
for our military companies at a cost of $500.
"Hon." c. c. Strawn says God didn't create
value. The "Hon.'' Mr.. Strawn has evidently
been spending too much time in self-contem-
plation.
At the meeting of the Aged Brotherhood
the only change of officers made was G. w.
Smith, e. d. Cannon N. 0. Rice, elected
Vice Presidents to fill vacancies.
The robbery of Harris wool shop was at the
corner of Alder and Portland streets. Messrs.
Heath, McIntire and Garland are to be con-
graduated for a very skillful and successful
job.
The gale yesterday caused choppng sea in
the harbor, where large number of fishermen
and other vessels put in for shelter during the
night. The island boats ran several trips but
there were few passengers. The Forest City
was an hour behind time from Boston. The
City of Portland, of the International line,
which should have been in yesterday morning,
put in for harbor and was expected to arrive
last night.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN the subscriber has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator of
the estate of
BUCHANAN MOVES, late of Falmouth,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
LUCIEN INGALLS,, Admir-.
Falmouth Sept. 2, 1879. se5d1aw3wF*
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The above is copy of the letter received by
me from Chas S. Libby, first selectman OF
GRAY. j. R. FOSTER.
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Lost,
go Let.

DETWEEN State st. and j. B. Browns, a black
I'D dolman. The fiuder will confer great favor
and shall be suitably rewarded by leaving the same
at No. IA Deering st. se5d3ts
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8 afa b.
&anias.

Dasneuefte Giienbabnproisft 1T cine
g~erIdnseruns Der Sbio' unb Mififippi'
Babn nod RGnius @itp non ct. Souls
aus. Dieie gsrIduseruus ioI unite, BALI
ct. CHARLES unb bann pieber BEL Irrou
&od ben MlIourt t~reuseu.
81 9iSmard@ roue bsi 2aprenct
benz betiibmteifen Bicnic:, Betueriumm
lungs unO SstpluB in gang &anias, fol-
isst elm serdumtses, eIe9autes potel erbaut
meroen. GIN 6itIi5er SapitaIif ltefert btt
@ittsI gum gau.
Sn at9iion fan6 Dor sinissn eager
6. @alace, Der fiir5Ii9 pom Chattanooga.
Eenn nutam, auf usrtpirbise Weiie isi
men Cob. Gu Der 5. Strabe bate cir
Rann cine WaIdine ausgeIfslt, psIde bit
Ra6t zines S3Iages NIT sinem b0Iserner
S6IdseI anbsutet. 8alGre Tom nit brs
sInbsrsn rad benz @lase un6 pouts isir,
Rraft e,p,Oben. Oils er einmul ausei6la
gen battle, fiel er ridUdrts tobt au Sooen
Die @Oroners Su,p leSte einsn Wabriprud
Dor, pona9 iein Cob bur9 etnen SsrSidlu!
tnfOIse bon lls6erantrensans berbsiSsfibr
muroe.
Sn Remaa 6 o. pur6e 8. Wspieu
tbsiIer, elm betanntsr gietbinbIer, Dol
einsm Meteor eridlasen. Ser asrOItt
burt bOb1te ben S6rpsr, ben er an be
S9uIter truf unS on Der 5ifte Der anoers
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BIrttembera

Die uisIbeiprO5ene Steusr. affaire, pels
de geeen bic @rben s. 0. Sadldnbers in
q art aubdnais mar, 1T isst enbs
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Steueriirafe nadseIaiien porben unb Der
game Strafbetrus blrfte fid isst auf I'M,
9.fabr As 600 So. b~elaufen Director
0sbsr bat feline gntlafuns aIs Director
Der &unfidule In Stuttsart einse'
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Warfsr6ntnseH. Die Srau oes auf
benz Tburms Der biefissn Stabttir9e
iiationirtsn So9ua1ters woute elm pom
@inbe enifibrtss Stif Wdf9e pieberer'
Ianssn unb fties gu bieiem @nbe bur5 cine
Seniter6Hnure auf bas Rir9enba9. Oort
psrIor is bas @lsidssuidt unb itir5ts auf
has plaiisr bss 8irdeupIases. Gros bss
Sails pom 70 bebeutenber S65e unb trob
benz iis breimal aufsefauen mar, TT ite bod
bsim 8ewuBtiein 9eblieben uno f%onnte,
ais fe in ibre Wobnuns biuauf9sbrabt
porbsn mar, ben 8srIauf oss tlnsllds nod
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Ga I G n.

Ser S6nis pon Sa9ien bat benz aus:
itus bss beutidsn 5ii&srsiusreins sineu
fiibernen @brenpreis fir bic bette 2Oiuns
Der na9foIsenbsn. sslesentIi9 Der inter:
nationaIen Tii6erei:N usasuuns in Berlin
gu enti6eibenben Sreisaufsabe our 8erfi
suus sefeut: v@enaue DarIesuus zines
fir beiiimmte, nd5er bar;uIesenOs 8erbdIt.
nife prattii9 ausfibrbaren Ylanss bssu.
Der MitteI, nm bic ben natirIi5en 8afer.
ldufsu unb @euahsrn sussfibrtsn 4bwdi.
fer Der Sabriten unb Iuspirfe Der Stdbte
fir ben Sii4befanb Der ssbadten 9epai:
fer poltommen uni9dOli9 su MAIDEN.
Sn SoIss befsn fotbert bic aasfislunss:
eommiffon bss bsutf8en Sii9sreiusrsins
aus Dieienisen, wsIGe fi5 on bieier Con
currenj bstbeiIisen woasn, aut lire 8e.
perbungsn bis fpateitens ben Is. Mdr,
1880 ein5urei9en. Die Oarfeuuns ber
bstreffenben 8oridIdse fam in 6orm BON
Orudiadea, Manuicripten, 3si6nunsen,
apparatsn unb Wobelsn sei6ebsn.