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i i CITY HALL.

The City Railroad Franchises.
Bidders Tor the franchises 81 the City Railroad
Company, which are to be sold on September
sproximo. ought to be on the alert II they wish
10 secure for themselves these valuable privi-
leges, for 1t Ia understood that concern Of this
city will Ii all probability offer bids which, to-
gether with the cost Of the property Of the rail-
road company. will amount to 100000. In
truth. ana Judging from appearances. whose
ever may want these franchises will have to pay
for them at their full value.
FLUSHING UP TOWN.
The difficulty Of flushing directly from the
Ds between bsopa and ee1 Streets IL owing
to the interrogation OF the Camp street canal.
which cuts on the front OF the city from the
tween Delord and Felicity streets. The work Is
s q Messf a Jtn ne
partment 81 Improvemepts and the other Of the
night. when there is a full head Of water in the
Waterworks, mains, and with the aid Of thirty
feet length of hoss the cutters each side Of the
rs ne srae on rs9 d y oa@p
street are cleansed and flushed In this manner.
and then the lake side Of the canal receives at
tention. A pump on the levee would Of course
Hush only that portion south OF Camp street.
TEE SPANISH FORT RAILROAD.
This railroad company has begun laying the
foundation for the new station house they have
been authorized by the City Council to erect at
the intersection OF Canal and Basin streets, q
much needed Improvement. The structure Is
to be OF nearly the entire width Of the Basin
street green. $50 feet long and OF an ornamental
character.
no supply the increasing trade of the rail-
road the company have added new locomo-
tive to their rolling stock and are constructing
ten large sized passenger cars at their work
shops on Bienville street. near the Metairie
Ridge At tha lake end. on the open lawn. ad-
Joining the Fort Hotel, the Messrs. Schwartz
are building an ornamental paRoda for the use
OF an orchestra. which they propose organizing
for free afternoon concerts.
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=! B:ALI..
,a'ke Base Bell Club.

: E. Rnce of the incompeteney OIL some
4 ~ conaer members and the withdrawal Of
AZ NJ lie u. Il. Blake Base Ball Club on last
otbday, reorRanized with The following off
: n and players: \. Ulrieh, president and g.
I'D. Eurman captain and +. Z; Ben. Bokenfohn
secretary and ID b.: 3. Ran. treasurer and 1si
B.; Krussn, 81 e Enrman % e. bi,a e. EaT
The above named club would lfketo hear from
any amateur club In the city. with view 70 g
friendly game All cqmmnnlcations snenld z e
addressed tn Ben. Bokenfohn. corner Ienoupl-
toulas and Upperline.
THE ALTogETHERs vs. WASH MARKS.
The famous Altogethers. of the Third District
will cross bats With the Wash Marks this evening
On the sTeet The
Martinez. secretary Julier.. LIST b.; Keppler. D.
3; Ftzpatrick q: Bird az D.; onyanasehh; e
Inns. 6. l.
THE q r. HOWARD CLUB
was organized yesterday. with the following
nine: J. Fitzgerald, captain and 2. y MACK
president and b. I: NJ. Dwyar. 1st b.: j. Baron. %
s. Moss q 81 hs D. Hlfa6a s 4 J. bfa9dd
cross oe ga Bats with with til, Bell Club.
). BOOTH CLUB.
The boys Of the Fourth District have organ
lied the j. Booth Club after one OF our sewing
ManieRra. Dr. Pohlm u. q. Auer. II. Pretns d.
i, Virgin and Mr.. Marchal. honorary members
captain, Rogers; catcher. a.. Davis: pitcher,
G. Wright; 1st b.. Evens; I'd b.. Hanley;c. l.,
Dover.
NUMA DuDoUssAT CLUB.
AT meeting held yesterday evening at the
hall, corner Of Poydras and Rampant streets,
the sNuma Du doussat" Base Ball Club was or
eanized aud the following officers elected, viz:
Henry Lorens. honorary president; John 3.
Daley. president aud n. Tim. Mckay, captain
md ~ h. Il
secretary and 8, d. ]. Carey. I'd b.; e. Grady
sd b.; j. Garlic. r. +: 7. Meyers. 6. t.; a. Reeves
]. I. The club liz very anxious to cross bats with
the Judge Becker nine and the Farrell nine.
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IUEEX
ADJUSTMENTS.


The Wenger Concerts.
The concerts OF Weneer's Garden came TO an
end on Wednesday night. This Is regrettable,
ana the proprietor and Proi Meyer The Leader Sas
hands 81 the public. Although the garde N
q 9s I sas 81
establishment. coupled with the cost Of a large
Undaunted, however. and with q spirit OF
enterprise which deserves commendatIon on
the part Of oil music-loving people. Mr.. Wenger
tsr}ainments In Which Livain. the talented te
fIutist, may be the central figure. This will
doubllegg be good news t. the many patrons OF
fact as soon as arrangements shall have been
perfected.
o. Monaay Jaly Rr9pa%o there wl b
rectors. of the. uptown Bethel. Many of the
most distinguished lady yocalists. including
Miss Wolff and Miss Beawe,. and several WELL
Loekhart and McEany viii appear The s SAID
tatory address win be delivered by Sam'l L. Gill
more, Esq.
Minstre1sy.
orr anization OF this city. propose to enlivAn
the Carrollton Gardens on Saturday. July u;
by q carefully selected and pleasing minstrel
sante. The past successes of the Black Da-
monds will no doubt draw on the occasion
large number of appreciattve friends.
Picnic of the Peabody Lodge.
The Peabody Lodge. I. 0. g. T.. held very
near the Barracks. The new Third District
ferryboat Matte Hamilton was chartered to
carry the exeursion,st. to the Grove, and she
made two trips, each time having on board
large number OF people.
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HYMENEAL.

Aid Michael Hennessey. now stationed at the
Jackson Square Station. 10 a detective Of no or
binary mold. This is true; but what he couldn't
detect was the dead sure drop that the little
misehievous Cupid had on him for some time,
Mike has taken INTO himself an aid for life,
and that the Rev. ". P. Kramer. rector Of Christ
Church. united Mrs. Agnes Constadine. nee
Is no poet and can't think Of any beautiful lyric
quotation, but wishes long life and prosperity
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NEWS OF THE CITY.
what the Democrat Reporters Saw
and Heard Yesterday.
n1sHoP wINGFIELD's DEcLTNA-
TION.

The Reasons for It--His Letter.
yrha announcement that Bishop WinRfleld
ma flecIinad the caIl to this State was received
With universal regret and the reasons TOR his
aaclin alton. AZ assigned In thelettsr Of which
Aha following is a copy will be read with con
siderable interest bYall:
AZ. AuausT1H CoLLEGE. Cal. May .. 1879.
~ ths Rev, John Girault. Rev. James Phfldon,
hey a Y Ha UsaeRR sa W w. Eeovy Esa
specfai committee appointed by an extra
session of the Council Of TIE PI.otes st,, r.
EPISCOPAL Church II the Diocese o. Louis
M Dear Breir,ren-I have already aeknoWl-
edged the receipt OF your commninlcaa OF q
Informing me u ny dar =. ~ te
diocese might not suffer through lack 81 epdss-
corate supervision while the Bishop and stand
haye yIaitsd your diocese ind performed such
labors as the necessities OF the case seemed "
I'M nav have learned from my reports In the
spirit of missions that soon alter came 81 tnls
Pacific coast assumed debts ana o es
isarning one 81 these institutions rescued
from sacrifice, and the other have Rersona e
sustatned. Ter foar Il, yeahTis esnoueu 'neto =
p Heiora LEAVING California. in my late vista
ton to your diocese tendered my %
6t. Augustine, which being accepted condition,
aiiv. ffa hoard al trustees appointed special
committee to arrange for the sale or rent q Ine
institution, or make such disposition 81 tne
property as would relieve me q the RESPONSE
bilitv assumed.
Wien / undertook nv. journey TO your State,
there seemed to be. fair prospect OF ~
moval of my financial entanRlemenf, eueEE
would leave me free TO accept the pisnoTand
Louisiana. On my, return TO QaaloT Ea1eis me
that The pressure Of circumstances e. 1l $50
to decide adversely to my own grravad and
Up TO this time firmly hi Upy IN ia Hny for
believed TINT Providence Mrafnra. with nro.
me % spend my remain n ntment that an
nrisdt ~ Lop snd seem to be my duty
swer to you that s ssitas :. WORK which the
nection with tea c y H NAV Be pro.
praun mas vinjury to the cause OF Christ ~
s,1atsr,a Ase but that the Great bisnop ana
vr 4, 81 our souls may speedily send 10 you
Hbe.., pastor Of his own mind ana ne ssit %
.srthy 10 trend lii the footsteps OF your late be-
brethren. with affection and esteem, faithfully
ours ID Christ and the church,
Missionary Bishop Of Northern California. ,,
The cause which led the reverend gentleman !;
decline the call although good and sufficient.
an, ii III thought by some Of the gentlemen Of
be- etendfng committee. be removed, and every !,
hort to do SO will be made No action on the {
sitter ID contemplated ut present. and IL Will
pon before next fall BY which time It is hoped !
can b. made BY which the rev. !
rend gentleman will be relieved OF his embar- !
and can conscienti0usly enter upon Z
he field VI duty which awaits him. II
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A Man and His Two Children Ar.
rested for Being Drunk-The
Mother is Said to Have
Been Drowned.

@
Mother is Said to Have
Been Drowned.
Last night man. giving his name as Joseph
Seheehan. was arrested. together with his two
children. named Eva and Martin Scheehan,
aged respectively nine and seven years. By OH
Ger J. n MeEntee and locked up In the Central
Station. The two children. as well as their
father. we're in a beastly state OF intoxication.
The father was placed In cell. while the hu-
name turnkey Of the station: VI. Edward
the rooms at the station house and put the two
helpless little ones 10 it. The child Martin.
aged seven years. was 50 much under the In
auenee OF liquor that he fell into the gutter
while being conveyed to the station.
The little giri states that her father took her
got them drunk. That ner mother while under
the influence OF liquor. fell Into the lake.
The. reporter of this paper Immediately re-
paired to the Suburban Station and interviewed
the police regarding the woman. but they were
unable to state what had become OF her, As
she was not arrested, the little girls theory OF
her falling into the lake is believed.
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Fire on Bayou st. John.

At7:30 O'clock last night fire, which was
covered in the unoecupied one story frame
building located On Metairie Road, near Bayou
St John. The building, which Is owned BY Mr..
The fire was extineuished by the police and
citizens. Whether insured or not could not Be
aScertained ~ ~ ~
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A Small Blaze.

At o'clock yesterday q fire, caused by the
tRnttinR OF some matches. broke out Ii the
The property. which Is owned by Mr. Weis and
occupied by Mrs. Auzert. was damaged to the
amount OF So The flames were extingufshed
By Officers Welsh and Glennon without the me-
cessity Of an alarm. ~
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Struck With q Bat.

day evening. at the corner Of Cailiope and WI
low streets. difficulty occurred between two
men named John Rogers and Jerry Hogan.
which resulted In Rogers being struck on he
head with bal. In the hands of Hogan. and sa.
veIeiY though not dang rously wounded.
The wounded man was taken to the drug
store at the corner of Locust and Erato streets
where bis wound was dressed. The accused
nude his escape. NJ
The difficulty was over the ownership OF q
bat Rogers claimed to own the bat. and when
ne tempted to take 1t from his adversary he
received the blow. -
Hogan was subsequently apprehended and
LOGGED in the Second Station. ~
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ATTEMPTED ARSON.
"A Building Fired in the Night Time
by Unknown Parties.

AT 1880 o'clock Saturday morning daring
attempt was made by an unknown incendiary
pied By Mr.. George Albert and family Situated sfs
on First street, between Rousseau and Tchoup-
itoulas. The ATTEMPT was made by some per-
fng the main building. After tearing away the
plastering on the wall near the fireplace and
whiting away the laths with a jack knife, he
with coal oil. The torch was then applied.
Fortunately Mr.. Albert. who was lying In bed.
discovered the fire In time to extinguish It be-
which Is owned by Mr.. Hoffman, is fully n.
Surad. -. -
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THE COMING TUB RACE.

that most patriotic organization. the Bt John
Rowi ug Club. have come to the unanimous and
sponta neons conclusion that such day as the
Fourth IT July should not BE suffered to pass
without some fitting celebration not By the
useless boon 81 cannon. OF the nonsensieal
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and others.
The communication was favorably received
publicity to the notice Of the meeting.
n A communication re- alive TO the use to which
the ponds on the levee can be put was referred
to thu committee on streets and landings.
The committee on canals and drainage re-
ported progress, and the probability uf all the
plans adopted being In operation within q
week.
DR.. Devron. acting sanitary director. reported
that he was satisfied that the flushing was being
done directly or indirectly through the efforts
OK the Sanitary Association. which furnished
water to 10000 people. The city authorities are
and Fourth Districts with more care than has
ever been given them before: He suggested
consideration OF the claims OF the Eucalyptus
tree to cultivation. He said he thought the cnl-
tivation Of the tree had not been understood by
the people Ct the city and promised information
Col. J. B. Walton. chairman Of the first ward
committee. reported that the cutters In his
ward needed flushing and that there had been
no water In them for q number Of weeks.
He was Informed that II he would make ap-
plication to Mr.. Robert Brewster. at the City
would be supplied BY tue WaterWorks.
Mr.. 3. Brand stated that the men were at
work on certain por ions OF the first ward. He
knew nothing about the section of the ward re-
ferred to BY Col. Walton. He was Of the opin
lon. however that the small force engaged was
doing all that could be done.
The matter was referred to the committee on
conference with the city authorities. the COM
mtttea being authorized to employ through the
city authorities two extra men to assist In
flushing the cutters. and the meeting ad-
journed.
The finance committee acknowledge the fol-
lowing contributions since their last report:
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ne Is ionr,oared shell crew Of the a. 1onn
i M sane o,ae; eomposed q hessrs. ]. H. Bayhi I
~ 1oss ausssoys No At nsade No
ssh&e parf 10 The regatta OF the NationspI ag %
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a Conlvicf.

The escaped convict Frank Lewis alias John
Williams who was arrested by Captain alvin
and Aid Hennessey, was yesterday remanded
~ Judge MiitebberRer In default Of bonds.
Williams was sentenced to the penitentiary for
five years for larceny. but after serving one
year eseaped. &.1 - eo
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AMEs M. E. CHURCH SERVICES.

To day the last services Of the pastor Of the
Ames NJ. e. Church. before leaving on his sum
mer vacations. At the morning services, COM
mencing at Il o'clock, the theme will be THE
Same" and for the evening, 7:45 O'clock. the
theme ia LOST
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HeigeI's extra dry champagne In miniature
half pints and quarts at very low prices at Mill
Ter & Dielmann's corner Peters and Natchez
streets.
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Injured about the Head.

Thos. Clancy while under the influence Of
liquor, fell down In the Poydras Market and
was severely wounded about the head. He was was
sed up In the Central Station charged with
being drunk and disturbing the peace, but was
subsequently sent to the hospital
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Washburn carefully preserves all negatives,
and copies may be procured as far back as
twenty years.
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Arrangements have been made with the No
bile Railroad to furnish excursion tickets to
Point Clear Grand Hotel.
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teur Association, which takes place ct Saratoga
IN the ninth. tenth and eleventh OF July next.
Mn. Fred. Claiborne makes one OF the party,
and ooes as substitute. Mr.. MusRrove 10
addition 10 rowing Id the shell. Will pull In the
afn01n Rn11li race.
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Nine dollars and fifty cents will place you at
Grand Hotel, Point Clear. Ticket good to re-
fttru fsny time.
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OFF FOR sARArnr. !.

,.snss !. aa Kinds Of yery old California
sa'1ss n ~" prices y Miller d Dlalmann,s
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The finance committee acknowledge the fol-
Liverpool and London and Globe Insu-
a TERRIBLE SIGHT.

Moonlight return from Oakland Grove July 4.
steamer Henry Frank. Continental Guards.
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~ FOE OTHER CITY NEWS SEE SEC
OND PAGE. 80 '.-se,7
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STEEL BARB FENCE WIR1
KELLY STEEL BARsFKN WIRE

With WIRE daned HEw ERA
and depended
had costly
and. many Impossible be obtained.
Of the Continent
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''';.TIl'IIN..,,
-, . $500. lin.
WEATHER. bDlln DnpAnrna1rT, |

Signal Service ord 1or Ine 9lRHt uoute
Daily meteorologicaln Saturday June 70. .,
ending II io:oSe et the same moment VI
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THE EASE AND COMPARATIVE CHEAPN

With which BARRED WIRE BE- the small
to put II it's wonderful efficiency Fence and s Co
for 1t q most wonderful and remarkable success
have been unprecedented. and though little was hea
1t Is nov known all over the civilized world
all the States and Territories OF the Unite
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B. indicates rising: j. indicates falling; y
indicates stationary.
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Machine and Carriage Bolts.
Nuts. Washers and Nails,
Steel Blacksmith Tools Of all description.
Files. Sand and Emory Paper, Emory Cloth,
Sugar-House and Railroad Lamps and Ian
terms,
Putnam's Polished and Pointed Horse Shoe
Nails,
Worcester Belf-feedinR Upright Drills.
Morse Patent Twist Drills,
Tank, Ooopers' and Boiler Rivets,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-07-03

= Senre 0arb 9ee6er fiir Bier.
@inen neuen Sertbeioiser bat paS gier in
Senrp Warb Seeder erbalten. Der Be-
riibmte San5elreoner bat BOT elmer Ser
iammlnns Der bepeutenolten @eldaftS=
teute erflSrt, baB er lid iu Nlter BON GO
Iabren bem Siertrinfen erseben babe,
neil baS 8ier ba8 empfeblenSmertbelte
alter 9tei,nlittel iei. st 1T ioweit benz
YeiIpiel Der 6rau Sane SpiBbelm se=
folst, bic na4 einem geiu4e DeatIdlanbs
i'm Sabre 1875 aus elmer eifrigen Gent
pcrenSlerin su elmer wGrmen 8efiirppr=
term pes 8iessenuIies murpe. gee9er
erfldrt, 8ier beiDrpere bic 8eroauune uno
ben Sd(aI, wenn nlaBig senONen. 2lfc'
bolbaltise @etrdnfe ieien perperIli4, lie
rninirtea AUDI Die frditisIte Contribution.
ger o4segen lei al8 60roerunsSmittel
Der WdBisteit eupie4leaSmertb. 8ei Der
rQltlofen, ale 4rdf fte peS @eiites in s(Hs
Iprud nebmenoen 3biti9teit oe8 ameri>
faniI4en SrlteS lei ein iliiilises 9eii-
nlittel Elm 8epariniB uno bas Vier eriale
Dieien 3met Obne nuhtbejli9e 6O(oen.
Sm iosenaunten ,Greaten" iiebt 8eeAes
pasesen cine 8erIeitun8 5ur unmdBlStelt
gs lit 5u bcIien, paB lid oieie DerniinItI9'
9lniduuuns5meiie aamabll4 in alien SreI
len 8abn brehen wiro.
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WaS bic @efatsfarbs serrGtt.
Die G'eftisfarbe bsrer, bic an gessauunss-
bel9wsresH Ieieen, biliDs ppsr ssl9pd9t Nnp,
!asf lfsts auf sinen frdnflihsn 3uftano fblie-
Cen. Snesm mir bic fSrpsrlt1sm Srsane
,rsegl'rsn Ine bic gsrpauuns uuo MIGmiliruns
bsfprpsrH' Ssrbannen mir iene perrdtberiIhs
Ysfsamtntfarbs BON ben Daussn. CUR gslsi-
ttsuns etnes fabtcn, sslbliaen Isint5 ssbrauGe
man y Oltstter's Ingen bitters, ein
Starfunasmitiel unb Mlterotip, wslGss iene
9!noerntle erneuerter ara7t ptsfiibcn @obl.
beTneens une perlUali9er &si3e teIeitist =
namll@ 5eifprte 8troauuas uno Secretion une
etnen untbdtisen 3uifanb Der @eodrms. Der
fcrtse eBte 9ebrau6 bieies uni6Ggbaren Mit~
tells mlro gang betimmt pbsTite 9raft uno
& eselmdbisfeit bsr 5unftipnen i'm @siolse
baben' bic aDrperiubifans oermebmren nnb Die
Bib et1ee Jarbs per @elunebeit wieosr aui cen
fable NJ einselunfsnen @ansen .berpsr3aubern.
- 6eeoS @ilt gpse 9c.,ic beieitist bic
bartnddisiteu Tdae bon 9eberbeidperoen.
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oft ersSsIi&, Ils publwolIsno ano bod ob'
rs jese Spur son Snbli6fsit anp S6n's''
Gelsi mt,einonSer reosn au loren.
gDie rsi,snb risf Suptie an sinsm tla'
rem 0intsrtass, uno eriaopfts ld, IN aut'
ridtlser gspunperuns bss 3arten Nstfs
auI ben oiinnitsn 3usi9feia uno Der gill,
ssrnosn Rryaaus ouf rsr Grbs. Sar Sas
fer. orampcQ BON Der nsusitsn 3sitnns auf'
uno pur6 pas tcbs 6snfsr in bic tlsn'
bsnne eansiaaft tinausbidsns, ftimmts ipr
BEL.
@aat, pas ibr nctlt. msinte wtiasl, Ter
CONNER 1T bod id6ner.
So 1T niat ID talt, uno es ljsat sraos
aenue Shnse, fIbr Scpbis fort, tpie par'a,
,penn mir teute einmal eine grces Sdlit.
tenfabrt madten !?
Nsin, Sraulein, tas ssat niht. Die
pfsres 9absn iitria senus gu ttun, mir
tGnnen fe nitbt miRsa.
Dsnn ih Gie nun rsGt f@Sn bite,
ibfresllrsnssr Serr Stervermaltsr ? @apa
Fsst 70 ansssriffsa aus, bic frifas saft
NOR iem bsllam.
Damn mad Id ant gnb sinsn pumm I,
Strsih, barum ttua @te's lis6sr niht.
gSir wpasu seben uns Die 9euts controlt'
rsn, oas ttut biz ielten Dieul:e uno tuItft
nihts. 5srr 8iasas, Id tesreiis nidt,
iparuat Sia fda inmsr ourd ais Dsrwiin(h.
ten 8litter eufseaen.
gresllsn, oosr Wnifsr potlte :am I'M
mer Ihwsr i,ter ets 3unse.
Man farm Nh bod nttt gan, abIhlie,
fen, nid,t auf tepe 6unoe BON ofsntlihen
ssbsn per5idtsn.
6OrtIebung fpist.)
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Siali-bs Vreie pretfe
erIhelr.
taalip NIT Nu5nabme erp Spnn'a9a
unb trEt'
9. 90 fir pas Sabr Oter $2 30 fur
Mpudte.
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9 d. ma If bafte M e i5tn.
aber'S Siriten 8rutmittel lit eb'nlo er'
leitterno ME 5onis. feline Slptreinisun5s'
Biuen sleiten mie 3uder aber ben @an'
men, uno iein Sa,iapari1a 1T elm Gettar
oer benz Qeben neue Strait perleibt. Die
G,eiunoheit mieeer bsrlteat uno &ranfhei.
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g ST. 6. 6. Sacob, Yiarrer in
Wiaow Gree, Us. ga., tbeitt uns Sol.
seuoes nit Sbre Wteoi,inen meroen
in unIerer @eseno iebr siel gebraudt.
Did Islblt baben pr. Ausult &S.
nis's s. nj bur8er Sropfen BON
Wedlelfebe, tlirirt uno empfsble id pie-
lelben oaber serne. s.