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BLOOD AND SKIN RENE
DIES.

Meslra WRExs 4 PorrER. 6eR,tRa,-I have
tune 60 Over thirteen years with akin diSotse 10 my
hanos and Limbs causing constant irtntion, deprtt-
ing me Of Iest and attention 10 business. sought
many remedies here and elsewhere, alsO use Of sui
phnr baths, without permanent cure. Last Nay
Pnyalcian called my disease Eczema Rodent; spots
much Unnamed aud graduated, causing nj length iiu-
paired sight Internal and externd remedies we're
prescribed BY leading physician for sir months,
was then introduced 10 another, and consultation
o. se!erh leading Physicians was had, when dem.
ite plan EAs decided upJn but all 10 10 pHIpoiG. Ai-
Yer following advice for four months Wthoul any per
REsOLvEST, two boxes Of CuricuEA, and some oar,
and eau testify With great pleasure 70 Tho eject they
have nld 10 my case, In eight days icing nearly
cured. The phJ teilng prononnted my case the met
aggravated one that has ever CONG Ter th ir tx
PeTtence and practice. / recommend mi highly In
dome the CuTicuRA REhEDIHS. Your truly,
II. DRAKE.
DETROIT Mich. Ian. u lH7n.
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TRGYsPRR OF REAL EsTGTE.-The follow.
ing transfer OF real estate was admitted
TO record in the office of the County Clerk
yesterday:
between Joseph A. Marshall and Harriet
s., his wife, oil Ohio county, West Virginia,
Of the first part, and Elizabeth Bruner, Of
Wheeling, OF the second part, in conSid-
Grafton Of $500, of piece Of ground situa-
ted in the First ward Of the City Of Wheel
ing, on the west side Of the road leading
to Mount Wood Cemetery, long since
called the Wellsburg road. ~
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IT is a mistake to attribute malaria and
similar illnesses TO the bad effects Of the
climate. Sir Henry Thompson, in Lon
don, in recent lettsr 10 the Times, says,
"Impure drinking water, not the climate, is
the cause" Instead OF spending large
sums on.wines and other luxuries, hec
sells to invest q fraction Of such expendi.
ture on pure natural mineral water for
eyeryday's usei it gives safety, and its ei-
feryescence makes 1t extremely pleasant.
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STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CoMMlTTEE.-A
meeting Of this committee was held at the
house oflhe Chairman on Thursday alter
noon. In addition to the city members
present, Rev. ]. II. Aughey, Of Marshall
county, reported in person, and Prof.. O.
L. Loos, Of Brooke, Hon. ]. h. Atkinson,
Of Hancock, Rev. ]. Garland Hammer
and 2. Warner, OF Wood, Rev. ]. II. Elan.
nagan, OF Taylor, Rev. o. L. Stewart, Of
Marion, and II. D. Boughner, Esq, Of
Marion county, by letter. These letters
contained many words Of cheer, andman.
iIested readiness TO do everything posi-.
BILE to render State and county organiza:
tionR success. The State Sunday School
Convention for West Virginia was fixed
for June 22d, 23d and 24th, at Clarksburg,
Harrison county, the citizens oil that town
having through their Sunday School work.
ers sent most cordial invitation. Hon.
q. NJ. Beltzhoover, of Berkeley county, and
II. D. Boughner, Of Harrison county, were
added to the committee. Hon. g. l..
Oranmer was appointed q committee on
transportation, and twas also decided TO
invite . few prominent and distinguished
Sunday School workers from other States
to take part In the deliberations Of the
State Convention. The following Is the
call which is now being printed and will
be circulated Throughout the State on
Monday:
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LiSDsLEY ISsrI1urE NorEs,-The fol-
lowing programme was carried out by the
Lindsey Literary Society yesterday at its
regu Ar meeting:
DeGlamalion-Ja Maxwell, William
Cntnian, Andrew Hare, Martin Wayman,
William wickham, John List, Charles
List. ~
William Roll, Charles Hobbs, George
slamm, Samuel Boyer.
The judges awarded 10 Mr.. Charles OFT
the honor Of having acquitted himself
With the most honor IN the defamation
class, and to Samuel Boyce that Of having
read die best esay.
the society.
A private contest will be given BY the
society in three or four weeks. Charles
LIST and Harry Franzheim viii act as
"CIptains" on that occasion.
The Eehs did not make its appearance
eS ususl this week.
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terrible, Other damage OF an iuconsider-
able nature resulted from the wind and
hying boards and pieces Of timber.
IEAsT WHEELING.
There was no very serious results from
this little cyclone in this section Of the
city. The lattice work in the tower Of the
Zane Street church vas blown in and com
pletely demolished, involving an expen.
diture in the way Of repairs Of about $50.
Some trees were also blown down on var
ious streets.
We could not find anything worth
noticing over the creek, as the storm ap-
peared 10 have expended itself on the two
depots on the northern bank. Taking into
consideration the narrow strip OF territory
covered by this cyclone and the disastrous
results, we maysaiely say 1t was one Of
the most terrific and destructive ones that
ever visited this section.
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The CuTICuRA SYSTEM


VI treating Humors OF the BLOOD, Skin
and Scalp With Loss OF Hair,
Is frat the purdcatlon Of the b'ood, throuQh an
energetic action the bowels Sor kidneys and skn
external evidence Of disease and rssIoe the beauty
Whiteness aud freshness Of the Skin and quantity
and quality Of the Hair. CurIcuRA kEsoLvKNT &
eatharie, dinretic, res0lVent and AboTbant. II pu
hes the blnod liver kidneys and skin VI every tracs
Of bo9d poisOnS, inygoTaies the brain and nervous
fsrces, and throws Oh disease. CuTiCuRA, Modi.
cina Jelly, arrests external disease, removes isess
charging wounds, aIlayS Inflammation, itching and
irritaIn and heila IL Il the sweetest eleanest and
best Hair Resiorer and BeautiheT In the world.
CUncuKA SoAP, for cleaning, festoiing and belutfy.
Ing the ska, aud for the to o. bath and nursery Is
uIriyalled. II and the CuIIcuRA sHAyIS0 Soar, tae
st and only medicinal soap prepared expressly for
shaving, are prepared from CuTicuRA.
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INCORPORATED. - Secretary OF State
Brady yesterday issueda certificate OF in
corporation to the Boom Company OF
Kanawba Falls, for the purpose OF con-
structing, maintaining and operating one
or more booms on the Great Kanawha,
New and Gauley rivers, at any point or
points within so rods below Riggs Ferry,
on the Great Kanawha river, below the
Great Kanawha Falls, and the Narrow
Falls at the head OF New River Basin, OPP
posite the mouth OF Gauley river, and on
Gauley river between Its mouth and tho
mouth OF Rich creek, In Fayette county,
West Virginia, and OF stopping and secur-
ing logs, timber, lumber, slaves. polls, rail-
road ties, and other lloatables therein, and
of performing upon said rivers any
or all OF the functions assigned TO
boom companies by tho act OF
Legislature, This corporation Ia TO
have its principal office al Kanawhs Falls,
in Fayetie county, and Is TO commence on
the LIST day OF March, 1880, and run one
hundred years. Capital stock has been
subscribed TO tie extent OF 5000, OF
which $500 has been paid in. The
privilege Is reserved 10 increase the stock
by additional sales from time to time to
$4,000. The shares are $50 each, held as
follows: Chas. Ellis Burchwell, South
Hadley Falls, Mass, 80 shares; Gottifried
Backus, Saginaw City, Mich, IS shares;
John Backus, Saginaw City, Mich, y
shares; Willie 3. Binder, Saginaw City, "a
shares: William Binder, Saginaw City, l
share,
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TuE best remedy in the most severe
cases Of Rheumatism Is without doubt the
81. Jacobs Oil; for have known It to cure
when ali remedies advertised and recon.
for Rheumatism have been used
without results. JACOB KEMPTER,
Monroe, Wis.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS, at sheib's, Wash.
ington Hall.
One 8 octave, Rosewood case.
Two Z octave, carved legs.
One 7 octave, plain legs.
One Z octave, upright.
Some OF these pianos have been used
but a short time, and are great bargains.
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Free-Dr. Mccoy.
Turner Hall for Kent.
Snndlies-J. J. Smyth.
Photographic Higgins.
Wautrd-COpying at Home.
] list Of UncalIed For Letters.
New Art StsTe-Van Cleve.
Wheeling Roller Association.
Just Received-JOhn Friedel.
Cement, &u.-Ohris. wincher.
Branch StOre-lI. +. Behrens.
Huny adj Janos Mineral Water.
Commissioner Sale Of Property.
Eyap0rated Peaches-R. j. Smyth.
New SIlyerWare-Turner & Dillon.
Tinware aud Stoves-Nesbitt & Sons.
Compound syrup Of Hypophosphites
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New stock Of Ladies' and Gents Coll
AMI Silver watches Just optnsd.
JACOB ". GRUBs, tbs Iewsler.
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At the iron, door Of OhIO county COlIi H'sH, y,
menelng al 10 O'clock a. ", pFueesi y 81 a
auction 10 the highest ana btst blldH 'et
owned by the North West yir,iaa ~ fs, ~ n
eiety, situate on Wheeling lsliag, ava AL'', :,
IFaIf Grounds" sid property enili,tny, Nj
ReTeI Of choice land, TUliallr tor baieirl n, =
idlly descfibei 10 the l0llosini dra y se1Ii
eucs Is had, viz A deed made By I. = 80 - :
oIhSrs 10 said North West yugiun AI.5.'tal
eiety, dated November Is, is6I aud i',,Iy !, D
No. IS, pSges 49,, 10 the rrtOrdi y asI"L
county, West Virginia, aud 10 ade,,i ~ NJ,
KirEeauer and wife 70 "a SoEih ~, Z, -
cultu1l soeitIy, dsted PabFuTI y, ~ - }
ed in DECD BOX No. S. Iass " IVAS 49,
eordI.) 80, sri
hand and the residue gu credit u - ~ n
months, With lnlsreat, for Ebirb y I'm ~
ehaItF q 10 Give bis pUill AL ilAi.%,y !. 81
The title also retained uuul iae p4i'--'
tH' ' MICHAEL REILLY c,.ss
~ BOYD ..v
EARL W. OiLEBNlD "a
GEO, A. WICKHAM, AarI ufef'
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Our stock OF towels and table linens is
now complete, and as cheap as can be
sold in the city. GIo. G. Roth.
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LADIES skirts, chemise, night dresses, a
ane assortment, and cheap, at Geo. G
Roths.
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WKATHKR INplcATIoNs.

WAsHrssTos, April l7.-l A. Nor
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cooler,
northeily and possibly SHIFT 10 warmer
south winds. rising barometer and clear or
patty cloudy weather.
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MIKE Happy Home.
By presenting your wife. daughter, sister,
or friend with q
steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
palace" Organ,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
ACCORDION,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
o. Banjo,
From tie magnificent stock to be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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OHEAP HOMES FOR SALE.

EoR SALE, OR WILL LEASE ~
IL A TERM OF YhAG$-Ihai ne, - ~
and desirable Property, on Tue lolbdH ave-
tiethAn Main streets. ,-,.,,,j
Ing or Public HOu Q, three stories hIh, Pf'tl.1
dne appeGrlucs Il ON the street Ihlti ~ " I
Eant Store Rooms on The dlsl aoh, udl tisl I.
rs feat, Over thee Hrs IHur.etn hSeGi vaL
rooms on the dIt door tau " bstd % 1t1i =,
with those AOovc. Tbs OIhd slli yAl! : '--
least OF $500 per Annun. ,-v,yntpRI
Apply 70 ~ A iN.pO.,',ili i,
let stIeet, CrauIIs's BlJeE, oTsr ~ BE-
api6
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THE cheapest white muslin underware il
to be had at Geo. G. Roth's.
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CALL and examine our line Of corsets,
gloves, ladies underware, a beautiful line
and cheap, at Geo. g. Roth's.
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Tbs celebrated Milwaukee Book Beer on
tip To-day at slpnsnbtrO's.
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DgNTlsrRY.-To THOSE THAT DE.
SIRE 10 save their natural teeth We would say
ihE; 70 ar boW better prepared than ever before q
epahls them to do 90. By the use Of an ELkcIAo
HAasK1C PLu0gEE We can and are mAEiny oe.s .,i
And hatdsonisf Gold Filings, With more cAse 70 our
Patientl, Ihan bAVG heretofore been made 70 tns
eIty or elsewhere, without the aid oil the EleetiS
PliY.eT, Whist We s1y We can prove ~ Aetuhi
AUGMENTATION, Call aud ste for yourselves.
JAMES N. SURGISON-d SON
Sui No. 1l4a darket II, Wheeling, W. VA
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Mnke Q Hnppy Homo.

CoRsErs, the place to buy them is at
Geo. q. Roth'a.
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Mr.. W. s. HurcHlNs has Just received
his spring style Of pocket books.
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A FINE assortment Of corsets, is to be
found at Geo. G. Roth's.
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Our unlaundried shirts at 81 90 are the
cheapest in the city, Gro, G. RoTH,
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For V,od 81 5, Of beer. try Milwaukee
sOrk al BlumsnbsrU's to-day. Lunch
ROadjy.
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THERMOMETERS kRcoaD.-Chs following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed At Schnepfs drug store, Opera
Houso corner, yesterday:
1Ax.tpN.SP. E7rMI7A.V.I !? n. Sr. N. Pm
70 90 co 81 81 20 10 S
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Milwaukee Beck setr at BIunsnb,rG's
ts.uay.
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oua 70 cent rorsets beat any thing in
the city. GEo. g. RoTH.
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Ror.20 Years EutlreIy Cured.

EoFEzU Nehfs EuIIFeIy CuFeu.
Messrs. WKKKs PoTTKE 6eAtLmsa,-f have
suffered from Skiu HumOr for twenty Yeas, With
out hndlng any remedy or treatment that would cure
II, until bean tho use Of the CuTIcuRA RENgDIks,
which, In short time and at small expense, Lave
entirely efAdh Ated every Of the that
now am entirely free from It. therefore believe
they will do all you advertise them 10 do,
respectfully yours,
jos. W. EsTABRooK.
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nor SALE AT $ 80 PER ACRE

1915 acres Lind In Lincoln GshiI, v. WI
miles HON Coal RiyIT, IS nils lrSn lAEhtA
200 acr,s ubd,r cultivation, 1 log D.tlhbg hlt,l
s obaeeo H0uss and olbef cot bIll4ispl ?
eharis. so EeTts Su'espdNk o. az iUIuHu1
All husly unbsrd with Wallis Uai, rsPll, is, y
eept that under eultiVlt o..
efms-Une-thlrd cab AID hllISts ia Hli
equal yearly RynsnIs, VITA lsIset ma
NJ. Y. uUJb 4 BlsO1
Bel EsiAlS AsesA
aniB IS0l AlFEa Iiist
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10 WHOM II MAY CONCERN T!

H.,iu. removed from lila Main street to
No. IS Eleventh street Tod unionl, near
s.e,pd Ward Market, take the privilege to
inform my custo, ers and public that am
prepared 10 oler better inducements In Dry
God, Suits, U,te's, Trimmings, Notions,
&c than ever, in consequence Of very much
,sduc d expenses In running my establish
m.pt and 70 such as cannot readily find my
new place of business, would thank them
10 Gala ]. Emsheim RS Clothing House
llOs Nsin rect, who will BIO pleased 10 give
the proper information,
respectfully,
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DUBLIC SALE OF THE ~ n
i GRUUNDs" On WHEELING IsL ~. !,
IN pursuance Of 4 resolution hio I'd y " n
holders Of the "Nnrh h,N NlGinh Ilt = y, I,
eiety,p al 4 meeting held At Ib"lf pn.t y !. 3
Of Wheeling, on the 9th day o. 2ltI' NV :"
dersignel eonmiItee vii, on
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SPECIAL NJIlCE.

SPECIAL AJTlCE.
On and after this day cur store will
DO Opou from 2 A. n. until sP.h.
!. tLUa & BRO,
ll04 Rala Street.
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70, Addtiap4 Iocai Sc Fra pags.
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At TIE NORTH END



At Martin'sF Ferry portion Of the heavy
roof Of the casting room Of the Benwood
blast furnace was torn of, and hurled
about, falling to the ground in a twisted
mass Of several tons weight. The section
measured perhaps twenty-five by forty
feet.
The lofty Foster pole, erected by the
Republicans OF Bridgeport on the "Plaza
at that place in the last campaign, and
which did such good service for the cause,
was demolished. This pole has been pc
culiarly unfortunate. Soon after It's erec.
ton, and before It had been used for the
purpose for which 1t was intended, 1t was
blown down and broken. II was again
put in place, some twenty feet shorter,
and has stood the storms oil some eight
months, only at last to succumb to the
breeze Of yesterday.
The fury Of the storm, as was the case
in the recent cyclone, was confined prtn-
cipally north Of Twelfth street. AT the
Stamm House, on Water street, quite
large number OF windows were broken in
the front Of the house, but no other dam.
age was done. On Twelfth street the win.
dows in seyeral business houses were
broken, and notably large plate glass
window In tho front Of the "Big 40" shoe
store. Going north on Main street, win.
dow Rlasswas broken In many places and
other trivial damage done. A part OF the
roof Of the rear Of the dwelling and store
room OF Pat Kennedy was carried across
The street aud thrown against the third
story Of the building opposite, by which
many windows were broken, but no other
nam was done, although II Is marvel.
BUS that more serious damage was not
lone, as the shock to the building was
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Ghe gsteIligetteer,
Nnn Ahrerliselnentl.

once Nos. as and n pourreepth street.
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BAKING POWDER, &C.
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT.

The beat hnu,okeepers and cooks all tpow that
LOGAN, LIST d co.'s EXCELSlOR BAKING
P0WDER Is the beat In the market. Sold By ihe
beat DEALER Everywhere Ask for the " EKeelAior."
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SKIN HUMOR

CIyyoBp ST. AND WOODWARD AVE,
DETROIT, MICH, Jan. "a, 1879.
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CoIIINs' VoITAIc PIasTERs

Instantly relieve iaIn, Soreness AID weakness.
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A flying timber struck an employe. oil
Joseph Speidel & Co.'s, who was standing
at the door Of the establishment on South
street. A mule team standing near took
fright from the noise, and started TO run
away, but were caught and held fast by
the b. & o. telegraph wires, which had
been broken by falling boards. Numerous
windows on South street were also
broken. Hogsheads, barrels and boxes
we're blown from South street north TO
Sixteenth, and west to the river, and for
brief time the scene was animated in the
extreme.
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HERE is fame. The Wheeling Register
saws: "Hon. Felix R. Brnnett, q prominent
Quaker OF Pittsburgh and one Of the In
alan Commissioners under Grants admin;
i5tration, was in the city yesterday"
Evidently Hon. Felix r. Brunot, a life
long Episcopalian, is meant, Quaker" y
good. It was Mr.. Brunots long hair did
r = p;B,b,,rob Post Of The 10Th.
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@reen5 Nuauff cstr.ucr. We,

@reens Mugnif sytDwer. Yerlo.
men, welde an Dpspspf1 uuo 2sber5e
idmerosn leioen, coer an lInorDnua3 be,
Yeroauunasorsaue, pie lauren, Utasen,
&cpfpst, Serlfcpfuns, 5erstrsnnen, NuF
ltoben, Sduer5en I'M Wasen, sslbe 5aut
beleste 3unse, id(eAten @sl6n,ad i'm
Munoe, NieberseIdlageabsit u. +. ~.
Sosern iebr oft. einen slrtitel gu TAU fen,
Uoa benz lie wiNen, oas &c ibreu NaAbar
6reuno pcer Tsrmanoten turirt bat. 5ie
baben feinen @laubeaoaran, Bis es 3u
ipat 1T. Wenn iie icooh gu 6. 5Aaife
sebea Daroen uno eiae BlaIde Green
NuSuit 81 o ID er tanften. 70 lpars Ell.
sc Rur 10 iider, wie Das 9eten. prote.
fla den bieier Meoi5ia i'ab fir 10 Gents,
gu baben. 6e3ulare @rSse IS Gents.
Wtan serlade i!e, 5wei DOisa fno in ir.
Seas etuem Sale BON 8irtuns.
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l,er9dIlglsjbuoleS Sa1E.

Srmon in ,mei Gteilen sen @utha aueuiii.
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Tera 6.

= Sa 5cps bel 6aIsttsyiQe aeristssa
Gelir 5oQanb uno gu Martin In 5treit,
In Goi8s beRsn 5oflano nab 0aule lief,
tim l!h 80 bewafaen. Martiu woflte
etss psreiabern, ppraul 5oflanb elm WsI.
lsr 5ua uno Iartu In zen Naden itad.
DIR esstere, stetourd In 0utb psr1ebt,
3os ftinsn 8seolver, fsusrte auf 6olanp
uno 6raats tbm swei Dunesa BET. Sol,
lambs Wuttfr, ote ben eraen 5aub tGrte
une hsrbeieilte, wurpe ebenfaus astrpffen
uae erbielt etne Wunpa ia ben llntsrlei6.
- Sn Gusrs bsfaost fit jsst Der M6r.
Der Waoeur auf freisn Sube, ba ibm oas
@ppsaattunegeritt etnsa nsuen prossb be.
wiaiat BAT.
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tsicen zine Gamme @slpes esfohlsn.
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