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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03
State News.

BERTHE Macombcr, who attempted
suicide at East Montpelier few days
ago, is dead.
r. +. French of Hartland, who has
been entirely blind for about thirty
years, is considered one OF the best
cattle buyers in the State, and is we'll
known as successful dealer.
A. S. Martin. prominent and
worthy citizen of Wiliam,town. died
suddenly on the 22nd, aged 6l years.
He Was member Of the present
Legislature.
A lad named Houston was caught
robbing the Alburgh depot money
drawer on tuesday. lie was sent to
the Reform School for six years.
Samuel Holtham, the Oldest freight
conductor Oh the Passumpsic Railroad,
has been discharged for smuggling
liquors over the Canadian border.
Diphthcria prevails alarmingly at
Bridgewatcr, and last week Hosea
Moore's two sons, aged IL and 8,
died, and were buried in the same
grave, without funeral services.
A young man, name unknown, was
killed by train on, Friday morning,
at Hoosac Junction. The body was
literally cut in pieces and the remains
are at that station awaiting recogn,-
ton and the action of the Coroner.
The six largest towns in the 81 ate
have the following population: Bur
lington, 1880: Rutland, 12.2S7
st. Adams, 1909; Benui gton, 6I02 ;
Brattleboro', 5000; St. Johusbury,
548l.
Orange Clark, who died in st. Johns
bury on the 23d, aged 80 years, was
member OF a volunteer company that
fought at the battle of Platts burg.
The first Methodist church in this
state was formed in Vershire, in a
neighborhood near the east line of
Chelsea, in the year 1896, by Rev.
Nicholas Sneathing.
Hen. T. j. Cree has sung in the
Whcelock choir for forty mine years,
and has not been absent more than a
half dozen times during the whole Pc
Rod. He was leader of the choir
fifteen years.
Pratt aud Rice, engineer aud bag
gagcman respectively on the train
wrecked at Bsrtonsville, were taken
to Rutland by special car Oh Thurs
day. Rice was severely burned about
the face and hands, which, in add
ton to internal injuries, will probably
disable him for life. Pfatt's injuries
are less serious, consisting principally
of Bruises, but many weeks must
elapse before he can resume his post.
John Henley died at Manchester
the other day from the effects of an
injury received at South Dorset more
than q y ar ago. lie was there with
some c1mpanions, and all had been
drinking heavily, when they got into
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03
Canaan.

Samuel Keehle had his leg severely
injured a few days since while draw
ing lumber; 1t being caught between
a stump and log.
A man in the employ of c. II.
Weeks, fell upon log, driving knot
into his wrist and terribly decorating
it. He is improving, aud will be out
again in 4 short time.
Major NJ. T. Holden, has been CIV
Jog a series of temperance lectures in
the Grange Hall the past week to
large and appreciative audiences. He
has already obtained 250 names to
his pledge. ANXIOUS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03

The Christmas exercises at the
Congregational Church were well at
tended on Wednesday evening. The
church was very prettily and taste
fully trimmed with chains and designs.
The singing was excellent, and every
thing was so smoothly done as to
show that good leader had managed
the affair. Two trees were wei! filled.
A cash present to the Rev. Mr.. Harris,
and an elegant bible to Mr.. Bert.
Balch, superintendent Of the Sabbath
school, were the most notable gifts.
We think both societies are to be
congratulated on the success of their
respective entertainments. Essex.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03

ed their tin wedding last Saturday
night. There was a pleasant gather
ing of friends at their residence, and a
very enjoyable evening was spent in
good wishes, etc.
The Congregationalists will ho,d a
week of prayer at their church CON-
mencing next Monday evening Jan.
6. All are invited. LEO.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03

Good sleighing ON most Of the
roads around here.
DIR. Parker left town this week. His
work is much liked.
Now is the time to write in that
new diary, going to write every
day." and then forget it in week.
We have gone home on visit,
hope everybody will, in our absence,
remember the saying, " Be good and
you'Il be hapDy."
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03

can of a certainty congratulate all
concerned for the manner in which
it was rendered, assuring our readers
that an evening passed in listening to
it will be both pleasantly and profit
ably spent. May success crown their
efforts.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03
CARB0LINE.|!.
A DEvsusl2E0 EXTRACT Or PETROLEUM.
The only Article that wN Restore
Hair ON Bald Heads.
WHAT The WORLD HAS BEEN
WANTING FOR CENTURIES.


The ureotest discov.rr ~ orr a.r so s,r =.
not1Sr an article ,,c-,ar od r-o,, po,roIonn, "a
which objects e.,,nloto ord rad,oa, o,,ro g.,
ofbald,o.s or 800 49, raI. -, - ,,.a. :.
tho qc.In has hooor,o cit, "a 80 A. -, -.
nj. also sroodv rostor.,,vo o,I Ia e., 49,.
secures luxuriant Growth ~ ba,r q .Iso hr,rO.
bo,t tho nature, oofor .na r,,o. ~ 80. aars
n,ato cot,sc,c,to, a., ,Io It, nv, ca,,I', :,
tho hair tho ,ccrn,uIo+Ions ~ sa,an,,m enJ A.
pre,-ature chance Il, Color arc all o,,Tdorcos ~ =
diseased copdItiop NJ tho cain and Tho oIord,
which nour,sb IN. hair 10 ,rroot t,,oso n.us..
tho arti.Io ueod ,rs, ,,o-,os, ,,,oatoaI a I'll :.
chemical vtrt,os ord 81,
tho scan N bo ., norr,o,,on+ a., ,astia "a.
Such an or,io,o ,s C,npor,Tr ans ID -
otber vo,dorn,I dtsoovorto, I. q, ,,,a 90 oo,ot..
Of 0Jer,ep.a a,r,ost IN thair ,o.,r,I 60 Pct
Ieum oil IL the article witch 10 rodo "a ,.rt
extraordinary roeut,s. bu+ a. 10 ,r,o q, has hoon
chemically treate5 .p1 oor,rIot,,, doodori,o, a..
II is in proner condit,op for tho toilet w,s ir
har-ofF Russia that tho oHoc, or o,roIo,, o, En-
hair v,s Arst ohsorva5 . coyorr,,o,, !, g,.ar ~
ING rotIced that a nortt.,,y Nall ho.a.d so-,,o,,
of bis Ubar +ri,nnirc tho Io,,n, ho. h.h,. ~
Whining hts oil hoor,ooroa Lonss q, NJ, ,oo,,.-,
locks and +ba rosr,t wac Ia +, fay r,o,,,hs ,,,,oh
6per bead ~ h,.ck o,os.y hstr tb,n H.. 900
hafore Tho y,s ,riod ON horsos a,,I o.,.,o ~,
had lost tbo- boi- For, ,bo oottIo ,lo,o o,, a.
resplts wore n. r,pid os thov were ro,rvolors rb.
names and evon tbo tails If horses Viii, had r,i
lon out ,roro .o,,,,,,.,a,,. ...oo, ~, Co.. -
rbeso oxnor,r,o,ts 49, hora,,o, % .,,o .,ou,s
hrt IN. Lro,-,odr,a son., ,-.o,t.au, 80. - ~
nro,rat,ro,,, hoII o,a - .,o q, s,,.",.s
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03
1fatha

BoNErT.-In Victory, Dec 9th 1873. ofbIair
fever, Charles, infant son of J. X. & Mi mic
Bonutt.
Dear little Charlie is now no more,
Away his spirit has fed
Ills time on eiLrL1 Is now no more
He's numbered with the dead.
He has passed the barriers of death,
And to tn grave hats gone;
He has resigned his mortal breath
And left US here to mourn.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03

The article Is telling Its own story In the hands
Of thousands who are using II with most crafty
Ing and encouraging results;
Mr.. GUsTAvUs 7. HALL, of the Oates Opera
Troupe writes: "Afer six weeks use AMI con-
WINGED, as are also my comrades, that your CAR
BoLINE has and Is producing a wonderful growth
of hair where had none for years.
N. McCLARRAN, Sixth Avenue Pharmacy
Pittsburg, Pa, says; The good effects from the
day TO such an extent as TO justify me In recon-
mending 1t to my most intimate friends.n
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03
GOJIG ELS It

Express trains for Lewiston. Portland Bos
ton, and New York will leave Montreal AT -
d. IN, and Island Pond OF a. ia.
Express trains for Island Pond, viii leave
Montreal at 10 p. M, and Sherbrooke ut IjV
p, IN. $50 as,
Mixed train forIslapd Pond will leave Mon q.
treal at T. a. m. and ShcrbrOoke at % p. IN.
Mixed train for Coaticookc leaves Rich.
ir ond at Is II, m, and Shcrbrooke ut 10 10
a. IN 1870,
iston ut 10 and II 30 n. m, o. and 80 d. M.
Local for Portland and Lewiston leaves
GorhalH mt II. IN.
10 81 am.
Mixed train for Gorham will leave Island
Pond at IL a III.
Tains east of Island Pond are run by Port
land Hme, and west by Montreal time.
>. HICKSON,
General Manager.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03

Express train for Montreal, willleavc ISLAND
Pond, at a. M Mixed train for Quebec and
Montreal will leave Island Pond at I3e a. M.
Mixed Tor Richmond, will leave Coailcooke
at l2-i0 p. M. .,,- ~,
EXPRESS traius for Lewiston will leave FORT
land at 40 Il. M. u ~ and D 80 p. M.
Express trains for Quebec, Montreal ana tho
West, leave Portland ut Bop. M, Lewiston,
2 :O5 d. M, Gorham, 6 y. NJ, and island Pond
at 1915 p, m ,,..o
Local Tor Gorham, leaves Portland at am
Land 5 20 p. IN. 81, -,
Mixed train for Island Pond, will leave
Gorham Mt | II V, III
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Winter arrangements.
GOING WEST.

On and after Monday the 7th of October and
until further notice trains will be run as fol
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03

CAROLINE G'si A Il; s ss%S;t satisfaction
CAROLINE s II; . magical effect ." gray
CAROLINE s:ss Fs ss.n Fsiis'"a and poi
CAROLINE |, .st ,f T.' natural ''''''A"'"' '''
CAROLINE a Il. sssT .fs s"ssl * A'"
CAROLINE Sss: s %S' ss ssa ;1s hail. the
CAROLINE s /: ..ssrs s ssIsr or gray hair to
CAROLINE 1 s.' "S, a''-'''''''' the ''''
nAnDnl IAJE Cures all Diseases Of che
UHNDUAlNE Scalp,
CAROLINE s E::s' st sSi hair moist and the
CARB0LINE sss ss, tss S''' look '''"''
CARBQLINE q Dif,Ss s si%'. ''''''' end sure
.
@ "A R I'd @ T. + nj e
Contradiction as the best Restorative and Beauti.
Der of the Hair the world has ever produced.
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
.
KENNEDY & CO., PITTSBURG, Pa,
sole Agents N~ the United States, the CauadAa
aud Great Britain.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03

- ECURE THE BOSTON POST
~ FOR 1870.
The Prospectus will appear in our
next issue.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03

a quarrel and HSnley was hit on the
head by stone. A post-mortem ex-
animation showed that the skull was
cracked and that lac had died from
softening of the brain, which had sup
erVened.
Ira johnson of Duxbury, while saw.
ing wood with a horsepower machine
on Tuesday was kicked in the head
lie is in a critical condition.
Warren Miller of Ryegate, aged 21
was instantly killed at Wells River
last Saturday afternoon. He was
drawing logs, when his horses became
unmanageable and tipped the load
over upon him,
Frank. S. Bracket, aged 60, pro,
minent and widely-known clothicr in
Brattleboro for many years, died sud-
denly of heart disease last Sunday.
Luthern CoIburn of Barton was
born in Barton 63 years ago, has al
ways lived within half mile where
he was born and was never 30 miles
way from home in his life.
In the Windsor county court, Hen
Babcock, IS years old, man oil
alth and an active church member,
found gull. y on an indictment for
attempt to burn his mill in Pom
early last fall, with the intent to
raud an insurance company, who
- an insurance on the premises, and
Salt River herald., 1879-01-01

located one block south of the Phe- nix Flouring mill. Everything in his line is made in a superior manner No need of sending to San Francisco for furniture as long as MT. Howe re- mains in Phezix.
 This city boasts of two photograph- ic galleries, kept respectively by G. II. Rothrock and Wm. McKcnna. MT. Rothrock has on hand a large as- sortmcnt of Arizona views, which make nice presents to friends back home.
 Mrs. Cocka keeps a drcss-making establishment cast of the store of Ma than & Co. We recommend her to our lady readers, as an artist in her line of much merit.
 Phcnix contains four first-class car pcntcrs-men who understand their business, and who turn out as good a job as can be done anywhere. Their names and locations will Je found in our ad~crtiSing columns.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-01
LATEST TELEGRAIES.
rII.nEN TO HE EXAMINED.

TIIDES TO BE EXAMINED.
 NEW YORK, December 21.-A dis- patch from Washington says that Samuel J. Tilden will be one of the first witnesses called before the Potter committee when the house instructs it to investigate the cipher dispatches.
 STEAMSHIP DISASTER.
 A London cable dispatch says the steamship Emily B. Souder, which left New York on the Sth of Dccem- Der for Turks Island and Santa Do mingo, foundcred at sea two days out from New York. What became of the passengers, officers and crew is not known. Two seamen picked up believe that all the others on board the steamer have been drowned.
 MESSENGER ROBBED.
 The messenger of the Importers and Traders Bank was robbed, while on his way to the clearinghouse, of a package containing $2)O,000.
 NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.
 It is reported that Mir. Vanderbilt is about starting a line of eight steam ships, connecting with the New York Central Railroad, to be called the "Unicorn line" the first departing January 18th. They will run to Liv- erpool. Havre, Hamburg and Ant werp, carrying grain, cattle, fresh beef and produce, but no passengers, making the trip in fourteen days. The steamers have been heretofore running to Mediterranean ports. NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
 It is rumoreI that contract has been made to grade and lay steel track of 100 miles for the Northern Pacific railroad at 5000 per mile,
 THE ELECTION oUTRAGEs.
 WASHINGTON, December 2S-The trial of democrats indicted in South Carolina for violating the federal elec- ton law, and for interfering with fed eral officials while in the perform ance of their duties, will not take place until some time in February. SOUTHERN ELECTION FRAUDS.
 The president to-day said he was l giyinr no attention tO thc collection of official reports showing intimida- ton and fraud in the recent elections in the southern states for the use of the Teller committee, as he had learn. ed that the committee formally refus cd to call upon him for such informa ton.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-01

tered. Of these we would merely state that one of our parsons drew a pack of cards, and another had been provided with bottle of champagne, but not responding to his name, he no doubt escaped the risk of spend ing a night in the calaboosc. He, however, wonders who appropriated his Christmas gift, as he thereby was also prevented from playing a game of seven up with Bro. Wiley, the bot tie being generally indispensable on such occasions. The ethics of Phc- nix, like the town, is rather crude.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-01
OLD MEXICO.
.s Large Delegation of Eastern Merchants to Visit thc City
 or Mexico.

NEW YORK, December 24.-Lctters from the City of Mexico of the 2th of Dec, state that extensive prcpations arc being made for the reception of the Chicago delegation of merchants and others. Five committees have been appointed to make arrangements and to contemplate imposing cerc- monies at Vera Cruz and tine tri- umphal march to the capital. After which a grand round of entertain ments has been prepared in the City of Mexico by the government olli- cials, consisting of feasts, concerts, visiting notable places. etc.
 X delegation rom Philadelphia will join the party of New Yorl, Jusi- ness men, who were to leave for Mex ico on the 2Slh ut. On the 4.h of January the Chicago party will start. Each member of the excursion party will take with him samples of the ar ticles whose sale or manufacture hc represents, and arrangements have been made by which these samples will be admitted into Mexico free of duty.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-01

TIE suit against the government brought by the heirs of Stephen A. Douglas, for certain cotton captured by the United States government in Mississippi during the war, and sold as abandoned property, was settled finally in the court of claims, at Wash ington, q few days ago, by a judg ment in favor of the claimants.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-01
RAILWAY MATTERS.

It is reported on good authority that of Americans before con. gress for railway concessions will be refused, and arrangements made with English bondholders by which, in re- turn for recognition of their bonds, they will undertake the construction of their inter-oceanic railway.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-01
REVOI.rTION.

A revolution is going on in Guada- lajara caused by inc levying of an oncrous tax. Several citizens have been killed in the streets and num- bers of prominent gentlemen impris- oncd.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-01
ASHER & ELLIS.

wThe National Gold Medal was awarded to Bradley X Rulofson for the best Photo graphs in the United States, and the Vienna Medal for the best ;n the world.
 42g Montgomery Street. San Francisco
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26
Gtne EagabeL

SIM Outrage beS 6errn ffieg eine
CUTE See our groe nieber nit einem
Siinborn BON @aben, tie fie unter bic
5rnuen nertbeile1 foHte. ,gebt mir"
REF bic Gpanierin, .i6mar3e Saare, 10
bitt, baB i6 mid ibrer tpie zines Wans
tells beoienen fanui" - .,@;bt mir
Nusen," rief bic Staltenerin, ,,aus be-
men Blise fahren, uie Slnmmeri aus
benz @siuu INN Wttterna1tI"--y Rnhe
mid runb tp,e Der Bpnmpnb," rief bic
2Irfn. nuH6 idtueaeub tuie Giberbau
nenl" = ,Mir bic bewegli9e @rn5ief'
rief bic 5rnns0fin.- .Wir bic empfiub.
fame Scribe Der Ronatsroie!' REF bic
Gu%sldnberin. - ySie f6nisli6e 6als
tuHs mirl" rief bic 8uFin. Gin Beib
aber blieb f6idfern i'm 6intergrunbe;
fein @eni9 bate fie nod bsa9tet.
SD babe msine leste 9abe ibria
elm 6erS oo1 treuer. op~ferfdbiger 2iebe.
Ber min es bnben?"
Nan b rSos bic Gispsn fp5ttii9 i'm
Gtor. nSd binten ftsbt cine" riefsn
Gae, yoie nod gar nihis befomHen
fat. &aB iie ben Reft haben."
,Der 8tft 1T uiein Beftss," ingte bic
See, ,.unb neil ne I'm ni9tS eebeten, 70
ioQ fe BON aaem baben, uib ben &eit
o~benoreiu. &omm nd6sr teuti9e Srau.
albert 2inhner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26
Refse Die 9eber

IA neuer 7hdtisfsit an, nenn fe erf6iaft "a nno Ders
suite eaburA cine Reihe Don uebeIn. rsIdt I'm rnter
Iafunssfane earous eutitebeu uHrbeu. uutrr allen
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tells, bas feline 8unse oes N0rsens Mot uiehr IdHeer
beIest, iein arbsm Hi6t mebr 10 Hbslrte4e ue u nHe
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aea5rfe 9ebeT arb ben unfeII,tb tgte6fr tn fbrep 4eIs
lniaIsuRano srrhdfdbfen, b sbur4 foI9e nnses5et4s
nete aurea 6eype6t veteeH. 10os
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Dor benz etansssamt.

Stunossbeamter: nBie hsist Sbr
8aier?"
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ni@t."
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Iri6t."
Stonbesbsnmter: Stun, gum @ududl
Sic mullen bod cine Wlntter sebabt
baben."
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-, StanoeBbenmter: .Nber, liebes Rino,
isber Reni6 muB bod cine Rutter &C.
bdbt hoben! @ie bieb bic Sbri3e?"
Wdohsn: rSm 8ertrauen seiast,
HieiH 6err, i'd bin bic anBrrebslt9e
2p9ter rneiner Tante."
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26

So 1as Eseotre aroneo;e nan
leste 0onitdt elm neufs eiS ofsoss
S6ait piel BON Grnft 2eaouue. BEN
Gtooemitsr u1b e~bemnlieen Witarbeitfr
SERVES: ,Nnne be Rerpiuer.Y Woa
beftneet ff6 inter Der @hrsdsnsberr.
idbnft TN bergen BEG Mufftnnte8 Der
Sehose' 80 BrsFuire, fuo bic @ouolifftn
them boa ben &epnblifanern efitaeIhloIs
Zen. fiitos Der Gereeaft lambert, elm
ebrliher, aber menihlit fibIenber @e.
publffn1er,I entbedt IN einem einicmeu
S1nie brsi &riitotrnfen: bic Gioenthits
merlin Gnna D. &ersifer, ifren @,mobl.
ben ,@raten aeruiler, Der ON @prnbenbe
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Vfnl ieben min. snbli9 Gle Rpreae,
ben bic @rdin afs Bsrwunbeten oes
pfiest bat uuo tpel1er BEL b:eier @elss
gentett ibr Qieb5a6er eetuproen ii.
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&etbie nibt enttomme, 8eibe gum EpDe.
Woreac, elm sldubiser &aibplif, Der
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nrHionft nod einem Hriefer. Su Der
@otb bietet fi9 Der Graf ReruiIer ibnt
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26

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blauen Simmel ieben lieB.
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bic Ste1en au5ugaHen, on tuelber an
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len etrpns benen Bartien anrrlei 5i9u>
len bilben, uno eS fprinat in bic Nugen,
bas uur bic s%rausnbaftefte 2aneetueile
ihn oieien 5eitpertreib erfinben lieB.
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erften in ieinem Giple Susebra6ten
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b6rfe, beanb er fi9. benz 8efeble Stuff
mas aehoriam, n bas 8ibliOtbeisimmer
unb febrte nod elmer bnlben Stunoe in
has 5einiae suriid, noielbft er Elm treH<
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bemerftf, baB -aufsebettst 1no feline
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bnlb aliol2 'f.E T-@.r
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bas nod mebr, als er i'm 8ibliethets
iiutrner bes NiittaeS FIN treflides @ffeu,
Beiu unb in einem R5rb1en talte Slide
ols Gbenbbrob ourfanb. @nrum er 70
furafdttig ffi9 Dor ben Sousleuten uer<
boraen halter fo1te, bic feline GRmeien>
belt ia bod pifen nuBten, begrlf er
freili9 ni9t re6t, allein &c ba6te, bnB
bic aate nlte Dame eben lire 2aunen
babe, unb bsi4lOs, ii4 benielbeu gu
fiisen. .
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Der stpeite in6sfen ibien bic boppette
9dn9e bss trften 81 babep, unb Der brittle
ni6f enben 30 tuDIen.f e = 2
Nm nierten fiir9tete er, oa6 TIN bic
Qanaetueile t5otsn tpifrbe.
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arBste1 3beile aus @omnnen, tpel9e
faff tdmmtlt& fdon Dor orei Sd6sSsbrs'
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