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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18

oxcant in one OF two strokesIthat look
freest on the register being less than
the thickness of the pen-stroke unlike,
co that when cut through and laid to-
oether 1t is difficult to say whether
each piece matches better the other
half of itself or of the other. This
identity of the two signatures went far
toward condemning Phair. If more
carefully examined it will rouse sus-
picion of guilt elsewhere: The name
on the Adams House register suggests
the forgery that is illustrated on page
of Seven Oaks. The register may have
been tempered with when the night
clerk was doing, or some one in the
Office may have sold himself to the
detectives. There is no reason to be-
lieye that the Vermont man knew how
his Boston assistant, whom he paid,
procured that testimony. Upon the
theory that some evidence against Phair
was manufactured it is not necessary
to suppose that detectives thought they
were doing great wrong. They doubt
less honestly believed him guilty, and
only allowed themselves to get up some
thing to take the place ofevidence which
thew believed him to have effectually
concealed, and SO to be trying to cheat
them of a reward that was their due.
This at the worst, and if not this pos
sibly series of mistakes.
1t is a sad thing that if Phair is exc
cuted tomorrow the public will not be
like the jury when he was condemned,
convinced beyond reasonable doubt of
his guilt, but instead will regard his
case with more OF less of doubt. Sad
because with this doubt existing his
death will tend to weaken rather than
strengthen the sanctions of justice, and
regard for the sacredness of human life.
SPECTATOR.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18

FOOLS in these animals. Every day dur
ino the continuance of the show thrOngs
nonred in and out of the Garden from
the opening of the doors until nightfall,
and every evening Madison avenue was
so full of liveried carriages up TO ten
o'clock at night as to give stranger
an idea that a fashionable ball was
progressing inside. The dogs exhibited
embraced nearly every known species
and were divided, for purposes OF prize
giving. into about one hundred classes.
In almost every class the distinctions
awarded were: first and second land
sometimes third) prizes, every hlgniy
commended" and "highly commended;
and as the owner of each contestant
felt entirely convinced that his or her
entry was entitled to the highest honors
and was anything but backward IN ex-
pressing that opinion, the path OF the
Judges was hardly strewn with roses.
The arduous labors of these gentlemen
we're finally accomplished, however, to
the general satisfaction.
Perhaps it is hardly the thing to re-
fer to the Talmage trial in Brooklyn I'D
iuxtaposition to the account of dog
show and yet there has been enough
in the conduct of those proceedings by
the reverend Presbyterians concerned,
to furnish some excuse for so doing.
Not only have the witnesses who have
testified thus far, damaged impartially
the regulations of both defense and
prosecution as well as their own las
frequently happens in ecclesiastical
courts,) but the grave theOlOgians on
the opposing sides have betrayed such
an amount of personal bitterness, and
made such a succession of un-lawyer-
like blunders in the conduct of the case
that the court room has several times
been the scene of hilarious merriment
among the crowds of spectators, and
the whole affair has come to be looked
upon as a disgraceful farce. At this
writing Mr.. Talmage's accusers have
rested their case and the testimony for
the defense is about to be begun.
RADIX.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18
Vermont News.

Chester Scales of Ludlow, was tossed
across the ward by vicious bull. Inc
animal followed up the assault, but
Scales seized and held him by the nos
triIs until his wife and daughter came
with pitchforks and drove the animal
off.
John MCGOWAN of Rutland, unmercl-
fully beat a young lad who had offended
him, and warrant was taken ou'
against him for assault with intent to
kill. When the officers went to his
house they were refused admission out
thew burst open the door, and at the
same time MCGOWAN leaped from an
upstairs window to the ground and
started in the direction of Bald Noun
tain, with no other garment to cover
his person than an abbreviated shirt.
The officers pursued him, but did not
effect an arrest for about five hours,
during which time MCGOWAN lodged
around various corners, and succeeded
in getting little clothing at the house
of his sister. He was held in $500 for
appearance at the county court.
Joseph Parker who was injured three
weeks ago to-day by falling through
the elevator at the depot store, died on
Saturday at Glover, where he was car
ried last Monday. From examinations
made since his death, it turns out that
his skull was fractured Barton Mon
itOr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18

EY In Governor PrOctor's reasons for
his final refusal to again reprieve Phair,
he voices a growing sentiment, when
he says: alt is to be regretted that,
under our constitution, SO long time
must generally elapse between the con-
viction of a murderer and his execu-
ton" We believe this largely accounts
for the sympathy that the man con-
victed of a capital crime is sure to re-
ceive in this state. The memory of the
murdered one fades from the public
view, while the murderer is ever before
their minds and false sympathy is
liable to be aroused for HIM, while the
awful crime which he committed is al
most forgotten. Punishment should
follow the guilty not only surely, but
speedily, in order to produce the best
effect on society.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18

70 There was another attempt to as
sassinate the Gar of Russia at st. Pc
tersburg on Monday. The emperor was
taking a walk unattended, when man
appI cached and fired four shots from a
revolver at him. Only bystander was
hit
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
LIST National Bank of st. Johnsju
At st. Johnsbury, in the State of Verne
close of business,
APRIL 4, 1879.
RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts,
u. 5. Bonds to secure circulation
q. :. Bonds on hand,
Other stocks. bonds and mortgage
Due from approved reserve Agents,
Due from other National Banks.
Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures
Checks and other Cash Items. t
Bills of other Banks.
Fractional Currency, Including Nicke!s
Specie,
Legal Tender notes,
Five per cent. Redemption Fund,
TOTAL 81
Capital Stock paid in, Z"
Surplus Fund,
Undivided Profits,
National Bank Notes outstanding.
Individual Deposits subject tO check
Demand Certificates of deposit.
Due to other National Banks,
TOTAL
STATE OF VERMONT,
Caledonia County
1, GEORGE MAY, Cashier of the ah
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above .
is true, to the best of my knowledge and '.
GEORGE MAY Is
Subscribed and sworn to before mt il' XII
of April, 1879. WALTER 7 >NLLh Ii
Correct.-Attest:
HORACE FAIRBANKS
L. C. MATTHEW'S, i-
GEO. L. BRADLEY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18

II The article about the political
contest of 1880, upon the outside, gives
the deliberate views of a statesman
rather than of a'politician, and it de-
serves candid consideration.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18

nrisoper's body dropped five feee
Phair had expressed an aohorrence 70
for being buried in common poA, oa 80
one of his friends had furnished a cas-
ket for his remains. After the eHecu-
ton, these were sent to Phalrs mo ade,r
at Vergennes, where the funeral LOOK
place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18

EB Gov. Peck and Chief Justice Pier
point are both seriously ill, and their
cases awaken anxious sOlicitude of
friends.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

"a Al persons having unsettled accounts with a.
NJ present them to me on or before the first Sa so
West Barnet, VT, April g. 1879. oAk y
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18
A HANDY MAN.

rI VIII Ciean Carpets, Furniture. Stoves and Pine
cellars; Sheds and Rooms, Whitewash. Paint ana
VA aInish Floors, put Lawns and Yards in order
ca 10 any odd jobs cheaper and better than Won
re OF do them yourself. Call rear of Free
oa " Isl Church or send postal card to
'o-aS w ETTTc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18
LIBERATION.

son Ms Is 10 certify that have this day given NV
son, MiAhIIN j. MCGOWAN, his time during his
minority and that shall claim no more of his earn
date. Mrs "a N H,s Son9raeting after
St Johnsbury, Vt, April is H 1873 M''ic IVA
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18

Allen Cleveland of East Georgia, a
lad OF fourteen, captured three full
grown coons one day last week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18
TIE Talk
OF THE TOWN IS
How can the ST. Johns
bury Clothing Com
pany sell goods SO
Low and not Co
Under?

1t has been prophesied by our neighbors and a
few Old Fogies, that must Fail or sell goods at
Larger Profits Our motto has been and still is,
LARGE SALES and SMALL PROFITS. We also
buy our goods for CASH and sell them for CASH
and buy in large quantities. We never misrepre-
sent. We have the confidence of customers.
When they buy an All Wool Suit of they know
just what they are getting. We believe that the
only way to hold trade is deal squarely and sell
goods low. If any thing bought at store proves
different from what we have represented, we
stand ready at any and all times to make it good.
We have desire to Ruin Competitors. We
invite honorable competition. 1t is the life of
trade Goods well bought are half sold, is an old
adage, and if buy lower than neighbors it is
no fault of ours. Our Customers are the gamers.
1t has been the talk throughout the State of Yer
mont, that since the st. Johnsbury Clothing Co.
opened in the town of st. Johnsbury,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18
Ready Made Clothing,
cnnflamen's Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps, Trunks.

and in fact everything in our line has been and is
sold lower by than at any other store in the
Town. County or State. Everybody says so. And
what everybody says must be true. Come in and
see for yourselves. We are the Pioneers of Low
Prices in this town. The people are always on
the alert for bargains, and they appreciate what
we have done in the way of bottom prices The
Farmers also have eye open for good trade.
cess, and they acknowledge to a man that never
within their memory, would a dollar 90 so far in
the Clothing Line, at the store of the ST. Johns
bury Clothing Co.; and it is mystery to them and
the public generally how We can sell goods so low
and a mystery it will remain. But the sales will
go right along. We are carrying Larger Stock
than ever, in all lines of goods We would like to
quote prices for the benefit of the farmers and
those living out of town. but it is necessary for the
goods to be seen to be appreciated. All we ask is
an inspection of our stock. Just look us over and
see for yourselves. Be sure and remember the
place,
ST. JOHNSBURY CLOTHING co.
Corner Main and Central Streets, Next door
North of st. Johnsbury House,
ST. JOHNSBURY, VERMONT. T77.7s
FRED. T. PARKER, Manager.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18

""vH was tuere, having | think
spent the night of the murder or a part
OF 1t In Rutland, and though strangers,
likely enough to know the kind of house
In which the murder was committed,
Every one knows the difficulty OF
making out case against member
OF any travelling company like this. OF
the circus at Brandon from which the
midnight train brought Phair, and NAV
have brought others.
Any one who went to Boston on that
morning train with Phair may possibly
have carried the property to be pawned.
either being the murderer or an ac-
quaintance of Aurelia Brooks and ac-
cessory after the deed.
AS to the value of the detective evil
dence, was led to think more bv the
fact that, being in Boston the day after
Phalr's first reprieve, and meeting sew
eral able lawyers at different times
they naturally spoke to a Vernonter
about this case. Their remarks about
the value of detectives evidence fur
nished under the motive of a reward
for the conviction of a criminal were
very strong to the effect that they had
men enough in that business who would
either find the criminal or manufacture
one.
One of them had read the full reports
OF the trial and conviction, and asserted
that 1t would not ordinarily cost five
hundred dollars to get up that mass OF
Boston evidence and turn it against
any man who CHANGED to be suspected
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-29
@Obe @pbeber
Spebeu er I Gtiaenbel
on 0irerne gaar neo 400

OF 8irerne Gaar nen aOs
II. T.. Gibson Il Son.
Nls pore Bdru oil bertiiu irlsss
til be a%llsrlapeite fontante Yriier for
x ontant. vi bar ct msast 9opt
disbursement al
&iOlet6ier,
nstop fipbt / Nuw 91t % paa ben
gin, bu 8arcrne our Utilize.
Chudda Clothes, Cashmeres, Sci.
ulbns fruuit "Suuass". MopAir. ga.
timer. &aabsieier. itrlffet llnnsrtei.
8aIlto, blesst os ublsa,t 9grrso llncsr.
tlobsr for Oamer oa Ssrrcr. Sto oa
Steulsr. ale nj unImin elle lane Yri
lsr "8io 8lopes" bllr nritm 9lpei
pGi. vi bar noale fan BIrrclsr nj.
ba9e at Den betlenots fine Sirup til
Iasere Ytiisr enb nosennnos ioIsi i
Occorab. vi hapoe nGlten ioralsmt
at n9pne Dor SSlansl o9 Blanistier.
builfe lGlaes biuiaers END nosst auoet
Sieo | Dseorab vi msner nstop bpao
pi niger. % BEN, Der flebcr for Son.
oil inoe bet I'll lin fsorosI ot
bsieae os forinben be oier Snbfleb vi
anmootr Vile os Gnbuer ON at ohesge
VI ct Bsle9.
" Il @iblon & Son.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-29
Wr. Cameron ilipe.

Wr. Sarntron illDe.
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fra Rr. Cameron. batcret Brule Gitp,
bpori ban anmooer lin Rome om uop.
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tilbas.. Der par reift ben for at an.
title unoetieselisr.
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iamls. forbidden Sasen zig iaalsbes
Mr. Cameron bar for fsre Oar til.
base sisntusne 8anse bremt. at ban
morberlf er blspsn opsrfaIot at Snbi.
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gore Sib iloen blspsu mproet af benz
henns usb Yuset Sounb. os ben Nat.
ban %opsrnattebe pda Setter R,lions
STAND" bar Der en- Snoiansr.4 sir Iiat
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BAN. % itrur ioretommer ben b,rpen
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3u ilsr ban aiit.o. Tom ON bet p~irtsIis
alaIot 3ipet. % ba BON iommer til IN
Grsef. bruser ban i'm grfarin9 fra &ri
gen % saar no | Banpet ct Ienssrs
Stpffs for at ifiule fine Spor for b
inbbiIets SOrfelssre. Yaa hsnns Waa'
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Rl9oer % uben Wab, rimeli9pis altit
t9ntsnbs fe fOrfulat al m%oreIpftu'
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tentclis 9pb. inbtil ban .nbeIis maze,
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iaaoan 8anbrin9 tan moi Gnbper be
aribs. % bet paaitaass enbos. at bans
Saar paa be faa Daae sr bliptt aIos
les bpiot.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-29
Emporium of Fashion.

Dor &,n y o Dablp. .of the
Emporium of Fashion, fotteu.r cs
at pans Sorr,Inlns lbsit sr neften
llseiaa COB lOm Den Dor | be aamIs
sooe 5iber. Oa ban par / bet pit.
Iise Wcrfeo ibsH fiebte BON ct BIZ.
tposIiat SpIae at 8arsr. beitaaenos
al Millinery % fancy goods &aabsr,
8aabetelsr olu., % lloen bar ban noe.
item 5uer Dag maattet lfripe efter MP.
Iarer. Sans SpIas Of Moodaaer,
&aabsr % &aabetsier sr ftorariet. %
oa ban fisbsr for 8ontant % leIs.r for
&ontant. uenber ban Sfllin9en oft,,
% Tan iaaiebes iel9e biuigt. pan bar
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bunos % psb. bporlsoss ban ifal ijebs
% iel9e iine @arer til iterit muIia
5oresl baaos for ZIG islu % line Bun.
Der. Oa bet melt er Samerne Sr.
Oablp banblsr mso. iaa oil ri ill BEN
ll9e. at Be bos bam fan faa bsore Barer
% ieners Wobsr til biuieere Yriisr emo
Dos nos,t ano.t S~anbslsbus peitenfor
Chicago. Oette er Den Hsiommanoa.
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Oablp. Sablp o. bans Gl.rie Ct bei.
llse % forsiOmmenos, % De aisr Nll
for of siere fine &unber tiua0s. 8i
ler mso 8tp9bso anbsfaIs bette San.
bslsbus iom / nue Dele paalioellat,
barb Oamernes Ssanina. l
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-29

bar bel bette. SuiamI pisnnsb,. SaIfaIb fuIat. 8aiIa |
ben lsners BIB lite msb BAN.
Som SuiamsIs ipsesQe Ben NIB lea ben m,uem Gut.
tsrn bflt misunete SSre frt at turee hooe % 6ie fra
BasfOttsn Of bans gaab, % en- Gitermibboa, lea fab laa.
ben. tom Nrne.Rora nsboper. Som bun af uoope ben
LANCE Brp8ss, Der bar inoilsmt m,Qsm Ssbulene, iaa bun
pluolslis laitermlot op til Hossn tpsrtoper opps Ssbo.
ben men bun Osnote ~sisbIitieis Sou.bet on, til ben unb.n
Slos % blsp ms8et alpOrIis. Seq piofe, bet MATTE bar,
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| 8aasls Batboo 90 mOotus. 8srfR. os bet for.iom milo
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lsrtto gu ODER Brpss,n. Seq t9nfte mig. at bet bar ct
Stptts Sanoisiutter; men bun iaa it. efkr bet.
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SuiamsI baObs rsHt fig :. $ans Gn6et par ~iorbsruut
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al Baaosu % lis bi,m.
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lom bapo, ltaost % feet paa. - ga bun iom 3rappen,
baoos ban tfaaret B~aaofaftet al meb &nipsn. aPeu, ba
en io9 Del ierts Nar,tas for at 70 biem fra b.nbe, bapbe
bun iprunse sftn ab pau St,ntarrst ueo Brpss,n. Der
sko bun % il8 fg SOosbet men aHiespd bapbe bun
rslt nc % itratt uo Senorns % raabt albeles pilbt bier.
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&anfr % roche igien inoopa Ill Sttniarrtt, bpor bun lao.
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BAN % 8reot % bullet nosn enoe - iaa Der par NOT
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-29

Sar slslost OerinNs g%aIsiioroeu =. Seq bar aIorio
bGret Sieost" - usoblsp bun.
par Oh Set, SuiameI ?" - falbt lea inn
ia. Ell REQ en-, Tom gu iful faa f. Con bos -,
hoen Sommsrboo oppe pso Sifelssuaneet min VoI
gu ina ride" " p'
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IA Oct er bare Snaf msb ben HineIesb,b,u e.o
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"Saa Dn bar en- Ssit. Suiamsl? ?" laac. bum
seq bar alOrt en- SabsI tfaub til Den"
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lite LITER is" WV 9T
pan tos op en- Brbitnaal % itat Den 8uubsn noe
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iaa rob mine 0aae. ""''
'Saa tOmmu ies paa ssnSusl" - 10 ban 90 ,o
~ paa benoe lplenoe iorneist.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-29
paa Dampifibet'' Santa
9altimcrt ttn 27Nt Cert. 1879.

NAIIIHIVIt TN -fW SfVI. IoF5.
Snree bile nj rHtnilissn tililsuoeeipe. at ri
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npei en- | ale 6,nitsnnsr uen9rtet Ssbanelins
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aarl GmiIius Stnriteu. Marttn Saui,n. Die
Sanisn % Slrf q. epueaas fra arihianil /;
aarl ". Slisn % Sch. 9obanisn ira Ritts.
hahn. 6 Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-29

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Yrofesiorsu He9sr Der &anbioa.
ten: 50. - Yroi: Sar De en- COB
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COB. (San traiier en- Tort iuf Cigar
OF al Scmmen % siper Yroftsloreu
ben. } - Yrof. Spob er Ell praftiif
5urilt FORTE Ylisi 4? - &anb.: Vt
bIips rig al Sonorarsr. - Yroi.: Sbao
er bans onoen Yll9t ? - &ano.: Stsole
Mniallet Of fine &uneer.
Prof.. Naar foranbrcs Gbtrs Gill
ling Ill &unbnne? - &ano.: Waar
ies aluer benz min 8e9nina YroI.:
oa ? - 8anb.: ga iersr
ls9 Gag moo 8unoerns % life ior
Dem. - Yroi.: Naar Soaen or an.
laei, bporl ots er GA Ssres StllllnQ
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bllps en- Yrpo for 0srss Stano, %
lee enlfer Dem III 9ptfe. Mm psb
De, at Sc bar Yli9tsr mob mig ? -
ga bsparss ! - Yrof Spilfen :?
&anb vi bpos Dem ct 0las 5oobp.
Yroi: Wsu iet lss niger Nei Sat :?
aanc QIruoe fig i Souepst): Vi
iaaoant 5lliGloe omtales ,ffe / Y9re.
bessrns; iss fan life b~,iuare bet. -
YrOf: Wsaet ri9iia; De pilsr Gem at
babe itnberet Oeres 8eser srunoig
9ao os altiaa iaa Sobppen iiuius, oa
leg oil unberliriue Ssrs Gramsns.
bepls
Decorah-posten., 1879-10-29
Np Gorretnins.

Np 6%orretnins.
8i bar % ogiaa osnns Sang ben
Sorneislls at funne bsreits ON en- MP
6orretnina Der aates oprsttst Of Ior.
uieno. 0enne sSorretnine sr life meb
1Silo % Sin. Sali % friif." men
meb BOroe. Stols. Ssnas, oiu., fort.
iaet Webslbanbel. @i bar enbnu life
bert Sirmaets Iapn. men BET sr ri.
meIispis Suefwit3 81 Carton. -
Sneoter os Nrf,tett 9. Sadluib %
&nut 9arlen, Der / mango Mar bar
pGret 3auoelbsiient / u. @uQifion &
Bros. Sienfrumforrstnins. 8ssss bisie
Serrsr er iOriistise % bra SoIf % Ri
ipiuIer lite ON, at be oil piere COB
Norretnins. Sc oil babe lin Butt /
9uthinious 8p9nins. buer Nitens
Wuntbanbd bar. Sr. SaflpiB reiier
til Gbieasu imorssn for at flebs bet
nsbpsnoise uofpr.