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ImpUrts 1rOln JANUARY to Feb. I.
1879. 1873.
tOrelgn bales. Observation-Disclosures. 318 LIZA
RriaI,,ou Cattle pr.ru,e,.

For Cne Week enulng Wednesday, Feb. 5.
Amount Of stock at market-Cattle 244l: Sheep
and Lambs $500; Swine $3.50; number Of Western
Cattle 2l60; Eastern Cattle ISL; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 100.
Prices of Beef Cattle " 100 fbs live weight-Extra
quality at So 379 q so; first quality 81 IS O rs;
second quality 81 373 @ 623; third quality So 70 0
So 25 q 8 623. Des-'' e>s'' Nv
Brighton Hides at II &c % lib; Brighton Tallow
at q BIC 4Y lib.
43c F fb.
Calf Skins at 1Oc ~ fb; Sheep and Lamb Skins at
81 g 70 each; dried Lamb Skins so a 75c each.
Working Oxen-The supply in market was light,
but large enough for the demand. We quote sales as
follows:
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MINOR TELEGRAMS

There is prospect off meeting in New York to-
day of the presidents of the various trunk railways
to arrange freight pool.
James Barton, the defauiting bookkeeper of the
Westchester, N. Y, bank has fed 10 Canada.
The owners Of the silk mill at Paterson, N j., de-
cline to compromise with the striking Wrappers.
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Chicago Cattle MARKET.

CHICAGO. February 5-Hogs-receipts 20 900 head
heavy at 70 q Al 90; light at So g 375; mixed at
8 80 q 8 65.
CatieIreceipts $3.50 head; shipments 21oO head;
ers and other gra les in goud demand.
Sheep-receipts 22O0 head; shipments 17C0; steady
at 3 rs q 5124.
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WASHINGTON.


New Appointments, &c.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5-The President today nom
mated Aeernon g. B. Bader collector of customs at
New Orleans, vice Geo. L. Smith. wm. L. McMl-
Ian, postmaster at New Orleans, vice Badger Digby
" Bell, collector of customs at Detroit.
The President today sent message to the Senate
withdrawing the name of Ebenezer E. Fox as col
lector of customs at Bangor, Me.
Revenue Receipts,
Receipts from internal revenue today were $685.
Si2; customs S572,2s3.
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REMARKABLE CURE or Am 1NFLAMrn

tea duct passage TO he eye, without an opera
confectionery and capdv store at No rs East I'D
Street, near the Grand Cent al Depot, about to
have silver tube inserted in tue tear passage of her
lett eye The enlargement and inflammation were
very great Before submitting to the operation,
tried DIR. Giles Eminent, rubbed in carefully over
the infamed duct. The Inflammation disappeared,
the lassage became Clear and was, through It's pow
er. able to do without a surgical operation Also
took the Liniment internally, teasp0oniul three
times day. in a wine glass of water.
feb4 T,Th&w
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ClearlHg House Transactions.

The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as 70 llows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. ........ .............S $3.50 SO
Net Balances. .......................... 1859 03
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New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Evenng.-Money easy at 20
per cent closing at per cent: Sterling Exchange
4SS for short sight. Governments steady State bonds
dull; Louisiana declined from 57a to 55I Rail-
way mortgages generally strong. The Stock market
is reguar again but tending towards lower range of
prices and closed week.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
900 shares.
Ihe tolIowine wore the closing quotations of Coy
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DIED.

In West Cumberland, Jan 8. of bronchial inflam-
nation, samuel Skilnngs, aged 81 years months.
In Stand1sh. Feb. 2. Mr.. Samuel Leavitt, aged II
years months.
In saco, Jan. 20, MIR. Moses Libby, aged 81 years
In PbiDsburg, Feb. 4, Mrs. Louisa j. Jewell, aged
II years II months.
In Bath. Feb 8. Nathaniel @. Allen, aged IA years
months.
In Woowich Feb. 1. Ruth E., daughter of Emily
and the late John b: Thwing, aged years
:. In Winthrop, Feb.2 2, Mr.. Franklin Prince, aged
81 years.
In Northport, Jan Z, of diphtheria Martha E.. aged
III years months; 18th, Flora u. aged year and IL
months; Melvina. aged years months; 18th e.
mer r., aged years months; 18th, Augustus. aged
syeass month,-children of Franklin A. and Lucy
In Arson, Jan. rs. David Maxwell, aged 81 years
and 81 days.
In Belgrade. JAM 25. Cyrus Weston, Esq, aged SO
years months.
,rER The funeral service OF the late Nellie F.
waite will take place to-day. Thursday at 8 o'clk,
at ner late residence ISL Oxford street.
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lands 9ic. ny
Middling upIands at 9ic '' -"'i'' "''''o'
SAVANNAH, February 5.-Cotton is firm. Middling
uplands at SIC. 80 niin' i''i'O'As
MEMPHIS, February 5-Cotton in fair demand; ;
Middling uplands &c. -"-
lands at Sc, '' -"iu"Hiis UP
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OMAHA, Feb. Sat Moorhead's cattle rancho on
the Nioberara river, Jau II, Frank Novhead and
Mr. Ashbougb, well known cattle men, and two
berders were killed by Indians and 80 horses and
number of cattle run off.
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MARINE NEWS.
Trivial of {

Arrival OF the Bark Bristol.
FAYAL, Feb. 5.-The bark Bristol, Capt. Fassett,
from Bristol, Me-, for Liverpool has arrived. She
was compelled to jettison 80 tons of her cargo.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Review .f,he Wholesale Markets.

Review Of the WhOIeaaIe MarAeis.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 5, 1879.
During the past week we find but very few changes
to make in our market quotations Coffee has drop
ped cent; Peanuts 25c lower; Lard &c higher; Soap
lc lower; Tin 81 higher on English and considera-
BILE advance on other brands. All other quotations
unchanged,
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Foreign Exports.
Receipts of Maine Central Rs. n.

MATANZAS. Bark Don Justo--5023 shocks and
heads, 400 hoops. rs drums fish, 40 boxes fish.
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Coal and wooaf

Se T EDGINGS 60c per foot, Soft Edgings 9 feet
- only Sl.to, Oak Edgngs or Slabs only 75c Ter
foot, Sound Bard Wood StO0, boxes kindlipe
Wood 81 20, Coal by basket, 3 ton Stove or Egs
Coal 81 90. Coke and Charcoal constantly on band
Orders by mail otherwise will be promptly attend
ed 10 by a. w YORK
No. 6 Washington St., Sd door from Congress 81.
Branch Office Junction York and Pleasant Sis
ALL GOODS DELlvERED.
dez3 d2m1ms
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Ualtforni. Mining s,o..,.
The Wool Markee,

BOSTON, Feb. 5.-[Reported for the Press 1.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Penn ylvania pick-lock 36 "a
3Sc; do choice Xxx 343 a BIC: do fine 50 "a Sc: me-
dunn "a q 36c; coarse 30 a Bic; Michigan extra and
Xxx 81 @ 33c; fine 81 a 32c: medium SO "a SAC; COM
mon 2S a 30c; other Western fine an 81 "a sec +;
medium 30 @ 33c; common % a SOC; pulled extra
20 az $50; superfne 25 @ 40c; No l. Is "a zoe; Comb
ing fleece 80 q 42e Fine delaine SO a $780, California
IL q 26c; Texas IA q CSC; Canada pulled so "a 36c: do
combng 80 @ 4Oc; Smyrna washed 16 a PC; do un-
washed 0 16c; Buenos Ayres Is "a 3Oc; Cape Good
Hope % % 3Oc; Australian 80 @ 4Oc; Donskoi % 40
27c. = "
There is no change to notice in Wool manufactur.
ers continue to purchase only their wants REQUIRE
and prices continue steady tor all kinds of desirable
heeces. stocks OF which are considered moderate
here and in the interior. Medium and fine combing
and medium delaine selections are about the onIy
kinds of Wool that would meet with a ready sale
and the su ply of this description Is sold up close
Low Lriced Woods, such fall California, Texas and
Territory are in large stock and dull.
Imports from January to Feb. 1.
1879. 1873.
domestic. bags and bales. .......... 1906 IA 523
In New York the confident and firm feeling noticed
IN our recent issues is still prominent feature of
this Market the low range which all lines are offered
causing holders to have faith the ability of deal
ers generally to sustain values upon their present
basis. The goods market is doing gradually BETTER
and the opinion is general that the recovery from
its lengthy period of depression will be slow but sure
In Philadelphia there is very little change to record
in the general aspect of the Market and trade con-
tinues quiet.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Feb I M
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

FORTLAND, FED. 3.
For Portland, So cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads Sc miscellaneous merchan-
disc.
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
SElAED on execution and will be sold by public
- auction to the highest bidder THURSDAY,
tne 70 day OF Febru1ry. A ID. 1879, at O'Clock in
tne AFTERNOON at Inc Sheriffs office in Portland in
sad County, all the right in equity which George w.
Anderson has this day, to redeem from former SALE
wherein bis right in equity sold on the 2sth day
OF December, A. d. 1878 on execution in favor Of
O. L. Cummings in aud to the following described
mortgaged real es ate:
Tween y-tve acres of land more or less Situated
in Windh an, Cumberland County, Maine. beng a
part Of lot of land No So iD the second of 100
acre lots in sad Windham and bounded as fol ows
to wit: Ncrthwestery by Pleasant River Northeast
by aod owned by Thomas Va,ney, Sou. beast by a
town road leading from MorrIlPs store 10 county
road passing G. W. Anderson's house; and South
westerly by said county road.
Also one acre of land more or less, being part OF
lot No. in the second division OF 100 acre los In
said town, and bounded as follows, to wit; North
west by Pleasant River, Southwest and Southeast
by land now owned by Daniel K Tukey. aud North
east by SAID County road, with the buildings there
on.
Recorded in the Cumberland Registry of Deeds,
Book 359 page 423.
1879. v q Hall 80
Jaz'dIawo"M Deputy Sheriff
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Boston Bank Statement,
First Call,

BOSTON, Feb. 5.-The following are the footings
this week OF the Boston National banks as returned
to the Clearing House:
Capital. $50 300, 900
Loans. 1898, 800
1850
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j. s. BAILEY, Aucti0neer.
f. o. BAILEY d CO.,
sale of Property by Auction.

nNMONDAY, February 10, 1879, at 10 O'Clock A.
- M, will be sold by public auction at the office
OF the Peaks Island Steamboat COMPANY at Gus
tom House Wharf in Portland, the following per-
sonal property, namely:
The steamers "Gazelle" and nExpress'' with their
tackle, apparel and furniture.
The scOw "Pollard.'
- Also l25 tons of coal, thereabouts now lying on
custom House Wharf in said Portland.
ass al The other personal property connected
with SAID steamers and the Office OF said Company,
and other properly
said property will BE- sold subject to three several
mortgages OF the same given by the Peaks Island
Steamboat Company to John b. Curtis Of said Port
land. bearing da'e Nov. 2. 1878. and recor led
respectively in the Office OF the Clerk of said
city Of Portland, book % page liz, and in the Gus
tom House at sald Portland, Book of Mortgages I,
pages 2I6 and 27s, and also subject to any and all
liens and incum braDces thereon and to any bills for
repairs under any existing contracts for repairs Of
said steamers or either OF them.
PEAKS ISL AND STEAMBOAT co.
r. q. BAILEY s. CO., Auctioueers.
Portland, Feb. 5, 1879 feb6dtd
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For New England

fnow followed by partly cloudy weather, northerly
to westerly winds, no decided change in the empera
tare and slowly rising barometer.
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Boston stock Market.

- By water conveyance-1OOO bush corn meal to G
W True & Co.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Bombay Sd inst, parque Coringa. Josselyr,
New York
New York.
Ar at Marseilles previous to Sd inst barque Alaska
Perry, New York.
Ar at Bordeaux LIST inst baruue Robt Porter Good
ell, New York.
:, Sid fm London Sd inst ship Rhine, Stetson, for
AZ at Cardiff LIST, barque James Brett, Gibson.
Grimsby. ' A'
Ar at Calao Jan T. ship Hercules, Berry. Rio ia.
metro, (and sailed 1Ith for Huanillos.)
S,d 10th barque G D Bryant, Nichols Cerro Azul,
with inward cargo. NO --'
In port Jan 49, ship Belle Morse Hutchins. unc.
AT Paoelon de Plea Jan s, baique st Lucie, Merri-
At Mejlllones Jan 8, ships Henrietta. blanchard
iol Europe; McCallum Marsters, do
% I'M Huanillos prev to Jan Sth, shin Sewall
Havna. ' "A'"eh' LULU
In lort Jan 8. ships Harry Morse, Mead,; Leo
R p,H, satierstn; Columbus, Humphreys FL Dorado,
6rowH G Sargent, Anterior; c Cbapmau Pote
Jamesnwn. Kidder; Columbia, Fernad and Ans.
ira, Gilmore. ali loading
al at valparaiso Dec 81, baroue Charles Lewis
naCe' NeN YORK; JaL 1, ship Titan, Berry Victoria:
oas ,' Loie Rio Janeiro; Gen rarchild kelley do
i Siu Jan barque Sarah, Atkins, Oerro Azul and
In port Jal3. barques Grace Deeripg, Davis. and
Hosea Rich, henzies uuc O"'-'' anu
,am t 1gua Gt 81, 0arque Lorinda Borstell Bor-
s'eu, ioi oElte Kingdom or Continent.
Na AZ a. Greyton Jan 9, sch Emma K Smaley, Pike
Ar at Barbados prev to Sd inst, sch Paul seayey
wentworth, Pehambuco. W
SPOKEN.
. Dec ~. no lat, &c, barque W Dresser Brown.
from New York foIapiiers ''o'' Dio"n'
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The South Carolina State Grangeis in session at
Charleston, considering resolutions against an ad-
vance in the price of fertilizers.
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DEPARTURE oR .TRAmsaIPs.

Minaszfs Earna aat........ February 6.
sun rieee. .,"....7.13 High waite. 49,. 1000 AM
sun sets SIG Noon rises.
MARINE NEWS.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday, Feb. 5.

Wednesday, Feb. 5.
ARRIVED.
steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
steamer Wiiliamsp0rt Willets, Philadelphia-coal
to Bandall & McAister.
Steamer Hercules, from Rockland, with steamer
Pioneer in tow. for repairs to machinery.
Bargue Clara Eaton, lot Portland) Lunt, Key West
via Bermuda in ballast. to Chas Merrill lSee local
conmnsl
Sch Chas R Ropes, Pike, Lubec for New York.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, NewYork-Henry
Fox.
Barque Sarmiento, Gould, Boston, to load for Cape
Good hope r Lewis q Co.
Barqne Don Justo. Jones, Matanzas-Nutter, KIM
ball q Co.
Sch NJ Mayo. Hickey, Calais-NathI Blake.
SAILED-Barque Sarmiento, in tow.
GFROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 9Th, barque j L Hasbrouck, Cobb,
Marsees
Ar at Valparaiso Dec 80, barque Charles Lewis
Race New York. 81 days.
: Ar at Melbourne list inst, ship st Joseph, Faes,
New York.
Ar At HiOgo prev to Sd inst, ship Sunrise, Clark,
Ar at Callao Jan 7, ship Hercules, Berry, from Rio
Janero.
MEMO RANDA
Barque Bristol. Fossett, of and from Bristol, Me,
for Liverpool has put into Fayal leaky.
Ship Emma, from New Orleans for Havre put into
st Mchaes previous to 4tD inst with stern stove and
Brig Fidelia, from New York for Liverpool, put in
to Crookhaven Sd inst, with loss Of spars sails, and
boat.
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- anaben. Nn,iise III srober Guswatl
iebr biais BEL s. Soste& g Shne.
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Die ginfubren ppn Cob unb Gil.
Der In alien 5afen Der Ser. Staaten sum
l.. Salt Bic 81. gusuf lbsrR,isen bic
gusfutren bsrielben um SIS, ,981. .231.
Die pS6entli&en Berihte~ bss 3pQ.@ol-
lsetors IN Nsw yort Pom Montas l.
September unb Samaas a.. Ssptst.ber
la6en erie9en, bab Die @infubrtn BON
-GeIp unb Silb.r In ifnem Saisn bic
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Qebirt man @au ybisfan lsberidub bic
9eelmetaa.Gtnfa6r In bas Qanb pabrsnp
Der Ncnats Suit uao 9usuf, oann erbalt
man fintn ueberlhub Der @tnfutr TN
Dffasf BON S32, ,567, ,2S7. Bon ben
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In New gOrt felt 1. Suli B. g.. beiiebsn
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aus 9aber. Bon BET @siammt. Ginfubr
BON @olo unb @ilber In 9tw yort felt
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tannien, "a prustnt son Grantreia. SO
prc3snt BON Deutfhtnnb unp IA yro3.
bon alen anbertn Qdnbern.
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- Das @tuttsarter geeue Easeblatt
felt in einem Beridte iiber bic 5awaben.
feIfe in Nmerila, ipe3ieu in philadelphia
unb @bicaep, bic beutid.ameritaniiden
@dwaben leinen Qanbsleuten als Muiter
bin uub iast am SdluRe ieines Berid>
tes User bic biltcrifden T.ltsise unb Ea.
bleaur: Dieie Sti53e benefit, melder
.samaben 10 liete @anifatter gel,sfsit
fdbis if, wenn Der entnorfene Ylan ein'
beitli6 burdsefa6rt, oas @emeine unb
l1aRttlide ferne sebalten ,piro unb uniere
sebilbeten Rreiie fid ntdt pornebm bapcn
ausidlieben, ionbern ibre mulitaliiaen,
bramatii ideu iberbaupt fiinifleriiden unb
eeisuidaf aftlidea @aben gum alseneinen
Beten unb sur Tereoluns ceS @eidmads
Der untern 9tinoe 9erleiben.
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@ie bate bic 5aabe ssfaltet, unb feudt
erelan,te ibr Nuse Dor anoadtiser Stub
rung iibsr btn Mnblid bieler Greeni&Sn'
teit. sSas Sere jsbt fablte, Bate Bar'
tsnbsrs ielbft fdcn 70 oft bier cben sefiiblt.
@u 1dUn bisies Waoden, 70 idon aud
III 1.tne Ssele, ipraa es in Wartsnbsrs.
Gr mar tief ereriffeu. gs tpar bas erite
Mal felt 5ilOa's Sobe, bab er fold fho'
nsr, ibn maaAs> an,iebenber Waedense.
ftalt bessenete, Die lin thinner rn.br, is Ian.
ger tr Ret betra6tete, an iene mabnte.
gben I'm Mnblid bteles Dtien fablte er
wieber TO- rsht, was er sfrlorsn, unb Der
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6efttateit jab iibsr itn bereiu. Sn bite
rem Dsb prsete erisinee sippsn suiammea,
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perm berpor. -'s'-@ '.'''
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gen Sdsiosblid HsB bas Mabden iitet cis'
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f.h,er 8liden lansit entiApuaesn mar, in
ben leeren Naun. si''sA--9 4-~
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- Inter ben Silbertolben In DeRsn
iou bic Spee CUR 3eitpeitisen gtafeauns
Der prdsuus upn @ilberbollars unb an.
aatt .peren 'Yrasuns son 100000
Ganfbullars. .@olOfadtn, sru6en 9nflana
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fommt su ipdt, beam pas fumsie Blunof&e
@eieb bsitebt gu 8e&te unb mub Solfredt
werbeu, bio es wtoerruftn trtrb, bean
ubas 1T ber Glu& ber t6itn Ibat"-u.lp.
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9anet geIebrte f9 3aa!en unb ftreitea;
Nintmermetr foQ uns ein s der entimti'a;
Denn tpie Der 8dbne 8erfau su sermeiben,
Darpb fam wabrlit lein 3uetfel mttr fein.
nSeber Der befen Ylahtten bewptnt.
5ulbist BEN 3auber fes SOZODONTm
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= Bibreno Der leeten beiben Sabre
littid unIaslid un @elenlrbsumatismus,
Der trpb aQer ansewanbten Dtittel mid
niht SerlieB. Wor einisen Taseu nun
erbielt i'd bon meinem Sdmisssrfotn Ell.
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oas, ole sr iaste. ibn ielblt por fur5er
3eit bon einem beftisen Rbeumatismus
curirt babe. Qud id bssann per @e.
braud5anweiiuuB Senib oas prdparat
anlumeuoen. unb ieet. nahoem i'd Seraee
eine Jlaide perbraudt, tann it bereits
ertliren, bab wenn id aud nsd nidt
sin3lid curirt, id mid bod fdmersen.
ireier, ois fsit pi.len MQnatsn fable.
Dora Warts, SO @resnWiblhabs, Nelp.
9orf. .@.
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- @inem Berliner Beamten ipar burd
einen Selratbs Gern,ittler cine ,,sute
Vartie" uorSeidlasen morben. @r woa
te abel erit ieben. Sin Srt auberbalb
Der Staot muroe bier,u sewitlt. Am
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bort belal aaffee i'm @rinen. Cine
Oroidte rolte berun, bet VerWittler
idmunielt. cine ollie pns cine iinsere
pame lfeisen aus. Die Qebtere sriiBt
ben Nsraittler perlesen. sebt auf ben an.
bern 5errn 5u uno ruff ladenb: ,,Nb--
gmll, bait Du Did beute frei senlaat2"
Gmil, Der 5eiratbscanbioat, besriibt bic
aanfs uno'--ieine Sdpelter,
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Sd re. partiatcmias

Nebu1t feine bon ben Quad.9eptrmms,
neil iie resimental fir bic enidlids
@iiferne linb; aber iete beiu gertrauen
auf 5cpfenz Bitters. pelde allsemsine
9dwdde. ifdnoise Beritopfuns uno ale
Comic &rantbeiten furiren meroen. sic
retteten Siaac bon einem idmeren Nusfaa
bon Tripot.Tieber. Sic Rnb bas Non
qlus unum (oas @in3iSe uao NQe) BON
Webi3inen. - ~
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III iebt sor5ei. Die sroesn plantasen
Ssrwanbsln fd mad unb mad In flstne
Garmsu, bic su 5eim fatten tbrtr BtFber
merben. llnb bamit bic 5sim tatten er-
talten rpsrbtn. nuB Der Bcbfn seoInst
unb 9ets srtrassfabis setalten uersen.
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= = ~
= Wunn 1T es II lbr? So6alo bic
u9r ben eriten Sdlas bSren ldBt, uoer
erit bann, penn bic II Sdldse ertSnt
finb? Dieie idpierise Trase par, 70
referirt bic 8erliner u@eridts 3eituns" ,
IN etnem gasateaprO3elie 3u entldeiben.
Der Sldser befanb iid bereits por benz
erlten @lodenidlus ber Stunbe sur Stelle,
Der yerflaste basesen trat erit ein, na6z
benz bereitS bic eriten bret Sdldse oer
ubr perbalt paren. S(dser prcteltirte
seseu bic 3ulaliuns oes Yertlusten uno
perlanSte bic eontumacirung, pelds benn
aud bon 8l4ter auSselpro4en muroe,
neil Serfla9ter nidt Der 2aouns gemd6
um II ubr eridienen iei unO bebbalb bic
IN Der aaouns seitellte Serwarauns sessn
ibn Ylae sreife.
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: In Qiiaell leiiter, oie Hran,rieni i11n,

= Su 9iisen leiften bic 6ran3rien immer
nod etmas. ueser bic @inqnartieruns I'M
Gliab selesentlid, erWanSper ldBt fib Der
u6isarc" icarelben:f >, Wenn oieie 9erren
Offictere nur nidt aud nod iere beioen
Weiber mitbridten, bic 3ur redten uno
bic 5ur linten9 9anb! Gin einfader9ieuteuant
eerlanste BON einens 5auSberrn Der
SersenciieitraBe 3wei setrennte Sdlaf.
5immer. ."-@ine Trau gum NanSper nit.
su6rinseu, uiirbe einem oeutiden Sfiicier
nod oiel liherer Nrrelt brinssn, ale menn
eri4 eines Nesenidiru,es bebieute.