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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
Dissolution Notice.

rI,HE FIRM HERETOFORE EX listing
/ under the name OF McFadden 4 Shepard
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. Shepard retiring. Mr.. McFadden will con
tinue the business AT the old stand, No. l5lt
Market street, and will settle up the business oil
the ol firm. Persons knowing themselves in
debted will please call and settle Immediately.
J. D. McFADDEN,
A. ii. SHEPARD.
M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
For Purifying the Blood.

This compound Of
the vegetable altera
tiyeS, SaNaparilla'
Dock, Stillingis, and
Mandrake with tn c
IodideS of Potash and
Iron. makes q most
cfeCtual cure ot a
series Of complaints
which are very prCva-
liant and ahi ting. 1t
purities the blood,
purgcs out the lurk-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

CHICAGO will never need an elevated
railroad as long as her citizens are allow
oil 10 carry concealed weapons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

S,PFCIAL COMM SSIONER'S RENTING OF
- Valuable Property in the City Of Wheeling.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the CrCuit urt Oi
Ohio county, rendered on tho 18th day Of July,
1850 in the Chuucery cause Of Joseph Strauh "
Bridget V. Volt, ! will offer for rent Ia the
highest aud best bidder lor Cash. Oh
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER =, 1850,
In front OF the Court House door, in the city Of
Wheeling, the south one fourth part Of lot NO.
2iG on alley & and EO.l street. III said city, with
all the Improvements thereon, consisting of
first rate dwelling mouse and all tac necessary
outbuildiugS.
This property j. the same lately owned by the
said Bridget Y. Volt, aud was sold by her to
James McGmcy, and j. rented under said decree
10 pay debt ri ssi.t3 with interest thereon from
February % lS5>, ill pad, aud the cost oi suit,
due by said Bridget V. Volt To said Joseph
Stpub and which said debt was charge upon
said property at the time OF said sale 10y her 10
Mckinley. JOHN W. KENNEDY,
aglS Special Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
ARTICLE VII.
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.

!. The judicial power OF tie State shall be
vested in supreme court OF appeals in circuit
courts and the judges thereof, in such inferior
tribunals as are herein authorized, and in JUS
tics OF The peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

Brewery Property.
pT VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by }. Brockardt and wife aud e. Frank
and wife, to me, the undersigned trustee. bear
ing date on the 18th day Of April, A. ID 1874. ana
OF record in the Clerk office OF the County Court
for Ohio county, West Virginia In deed OF trust
book No 9, pages 525 and sc. will, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 A d. 1870,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. nj the front
door Qf the Court House OF said county. proceed
To sell AZ public sale, 10 the best aud highest
bidder, the following described property, that Is
To say: The south one halfof lot No gs situate
lying and being on the east side of Market
street, between Eighth and Ninth, formerly
Acams aud Jefferson streets, In the City oi
Wheeling, county Of Ohio and State OF West Vir.
giniar together with all appurtenances thereto
belonging.
TERMS OF SALE -One.half, or as much more OF
the purchase money a. the purchaser may elect
cash on the day of sale; the balance in two equal
lnstilmcnlN, payable IN six and twelve months
from the day OF sale, with interest, the deferred
payments TO be secured by deed OF trust duly eX.
ecuted aud recorded. l.. WILHELM, Trustee
Russell n Stic, attorneys
WIN. u, HALLER, Auctionccr ag2I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
BETTING ON HANCOCK.
Man and Money Ready-A
Chance for Garfield Blow
NEW YORK, Aug. 80.

NV I DIRK, Aug. ~.
Republicans who profess to be SO san
puine OF Gariield's election now have a
chance 70 back up their assertions with
something more tangible than words.
A gentleman well known IN sporting
circles. whose name can be had on APP
pIication, has issued the following chai-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

Dox'r tease girl for tress oil the
silky hair that is upon her head. Gut
ting il NAV spoil switch worth SO.
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The Constitutional Amendments.

JoINT RESOLUTION proposing All amendment
To the Constitution OF the State.
RCSOtrCd by The Le,'isidtUre Of U'est Virginia,
tCO-t,iriS OfdU the me l.LsrS tectod 10 Zach House
agreeing thereto: That the following be and the
same is hereby propOSCd us an amendment TO
the Constitution of this State, to wit: That arti
Gle eight OF said Constitution ~ il now is De
stricken ont, and the following be inserted in
lieu thereof.
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ing humOrS i'm the system, that undermine htHih
and settle into troublesome disorders EruPtiuuS
of the skin are the appearance on the surface OF
hu morS that should be expelled from the blood:
Internal arrangements are the determination oi
these same hUmOrS 10 some internal. orSail' or
organs, whose action they dernge, ana whose
substance they disease and destroy. Ayers
SarSaparilla expCls'thcSc humorS from the blood.
When they are gone, the disorders they produce
disappear, such ~ UlceratiouS OF the Liver som,
diseases of the skin. 81 Anthony,S Fire, Rose or
PrrsfncIas PimpicS. Pu>tuleS BlotchCS; BoilS,
Tnm3rs letter and salt Rhenm, scaId IiCad,
pi,a,ynrm Ulcers and SORES, Rheumatism, Ncu-
III, pain i'm the Bones. Side and Head, Female
WgsEncSS. Stcrility. Lcucorrhoa arising from IN
tprnnl liberation and uterine diseases, DrOpSy,
With their dcpnrtlrr health returns. PICpaadby
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

CURES SORE THROAT, CURES DIPHTHEaIA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
CURES BACK AND SEIi'f' JOINTS
CURES LAME BACK AND STIFF JOINTS.

CURES BURNS, CUTS AND nItUI5GS
CTJHES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
Trustees Sale Of the Market ~.
Brewery Property.

- special commissioners
~. HERNfl. AuctiOnccr. ag3
, 1880-09-03
Some Strange Avocatlons.

HHH #HH
Said witness under cross-examina
tion Il am an early-caller. calls
different tradesmen at early hours, from
! till $50 in the morning, and that is
how i get my living. j gets'up between
IL and l; goes to bed at 6 and sleeps
TIL the afternoon, | calls bakers be-
tween ! and 2-the bakers are the
earliest Of all" "l4I i'y5
What sort of a living he made is not
recorded. A pound a week, we should
say, would be the outside figure, and to
earn that he would need couple Of
scores of customers. The early-caller's
fee is we'll earned, since but for his
intervention his clients would often
lose a days pay, if not be thrown out
of work altogether, by failing to keep
time. 90stnN HFW rlisar .2al" t,U
There are men in Paris, birds of a
feather with the chiffonier, who go from
hopital to hospital collecting the linseed
plasters, that have served the turn Of
doctor and patient; afterward pressing
the oil from the linseed, and disposing
Of the linen, after bleaching it, to the
paper maker. Others make couple
Of francs a day by collecting old cork,
which, being cleaned and pared, fetch,
it is said, the price Of half franc per
hundred ....... ,,t...,..
A lady resident of the Faubourg St
Germans is credited with earning q
good income by Matching red, black and
brown ants for pheasant preServersl
One Partisan gets his living by breeding
maggots out of the foul meats he buys
Of the chidoniers and fattening them up
in the boxes. Another breeds maggots
for the special behoof of nightingales;
and third morchand d'asticots boasts
of selling between thirty and forty mil
lions of worms every year for piscator-
ial purposes He ownsa great pit at
Montmarte, wherein he keeps bis store.
Every day his scouts bring him fresh
stock, for which he pays them from 8 to
10 pence per pound, according TO quail
ty; reselling them to anglers at just dou-
bic those rates and clearing thereby
something over $500 a year.
Read the Bible not as a mere history.
kut as a personal message from loving
, 1880-09-03
Communication Between Animals.

That there is a communication be-
tween birds when in distress is conclu
sive to any one who may have made the
subject for investigation. Sometimes
this knowledge is made the instrument
for their destruction by the yillainous
American shrike apd other like birds,
which, uttering the cry of distress, the
birds of the neighborhood, eager to help
a fellow-creature in distress, hasten to
the rescue, and one or more pay dearly
for their heroism by being captured by
the deceiving shrike. The cry Of dan.
ger also seems to be general, for we have
noticed birds in an aviary, coming from
several different quarters of the globe,
rush to each others assistance upon the
cry Of danger, by a bird some distance
away. .. ...... .A a..,- ....-
Among animals there must likewise
be method of communication and as
well sympathy, for it is well known
that many animals, becoming wounded
are fed by their brother animals; not
that it would be expected that lion
should look after the welfare Of a lamb,
wolverine that Of a moose or a deer, a
cat, o mouse, etc, but, among animals
of kind and some not destructive in
their nature there is general sympathy
for the unfortunate Among animals Of
the same specie it becomes more notice
able. One Of the most prominent III
the care OF. the helpless is given us in
the case Of what is called the "rat,king,"
this is, where by an accident after birth
a whole litter OF young rats become con-
nected together by their tails in such a
manner that it was impossible for them
to extricate themselves. The cause Of
this singular occurrence seems to origi-
nate by the mother lying upon the tails
of the young rats and tossing them
about with her head, their tails usually
being long become so entwined that
with a,httle clay accommodating around
the connecting parts it becomes impossi-
BILE TO separate themselves, which, by
4 UuO bltlC Cuo Iib 10 OlA CllONSu w ICd'S
the care of its parent, the sad discovery
is made that they are alljoined together,
and the tails becoming grown in this un-
natural position, makes them the harder
to separate. When this is discovered,
they are ot-left toype1ish by their fell
low rats, but take the better care of
them than is usual for more fortunate
one to experience, lg. ..rj
| A short time ago a rat-king was dis
covered and killed near Leipzig, Ger
many, of which there was seven mem
bers in perfect condition physically, ex-
cept the deformity Of the tips Of their
tails, which had grown shaped to neatly
entwine each other, but the rats were in
the very best condition conclusive that
astonishingly good care had been be-
slowed upon them by their more fortu-
nate rat brethren, The Cosmopoite.
, 1880-09-03
Amusing Provisions in Old Wills

" foreign review of new book en-
titled "Curiosities of the Search Room
a Collection of Serious and Whimsical
Wills" writes as follows:
"The chapters on Eccentric Wills, on
Vinlictive Wills and on Directions for
Burial contain some curious illustrations
of human frailty and folly. A certain
Dt EIlerby bequeaths his heart to one
end, his lungs to another and his
.ins to a third, declaring that if they
do not execute his wishes with regard to
them he will come and torment them if
it should be by any means possible
Another testator, an American, requires
that his skin may be converted into two
drum-heads, upon which are to be in
scribed Pope's Universal Prayer and the
Declaration of Independence another
FAmericar, a New Yorker, leaves seventy
one pairs. of trousers, to be sold to the
highest bidder without examination, no
purchaser being allowed to buy more
than one pair. In each pair was found
bundle Of bank notes representing a
thousand dollars. "A Frenchman insti.
tutes an annual race with pigs, to be
ridden by boys or men, with prize of
ESQ to the winner A Baptist minister
who died last year declares in his will
that he tLirsts to see tine Church OF
England brought down, and desires all
posterity to know that he believes Sin
FAINT sprinkling to be from his Satanic
Majesty Another dissenter, recently
deceased, bequeaths e20, ,0ooupon trust
| for two nieces upon condition that
neither of them marry a minister OF
the Established Church, or a person
holding any office or commission in her
Majesty's army
"Grotesque instructions with regard
to the testator's body are frequent in
wills. One man bequeathed his body to
the Imperial Gas Company to be. CON
sumed to ashes in one of their retorts
and New York spinster desired to em-
ploy all her money in building church
but stipulated that her remains should
be mixed up in the mortar used for fix
ing the first stone Some of the be-
quests in what the compiler calls 'Vin.
, dictive Wills have in them a touch OF
lhumor. Thus the Fifth Earl Of Penn
broke writes /: Il bequeath to Thomas
May, whose nose did break at mas
querade, five shillings. My intention
had been to give him more, but all who
have seen his History Of the Parlia.
ment' will consider that even this sum is
too large;' and certain Or. Dunlop
bequeaths to bis brother in-law Christie.
pher his best pipe, out Of gratitude that
he married my sister Maggie, whom no
man Of taste would have taken, and to
his eldest sister, Joan, his fve-acre field,
Ito console her for being married to a
man she is obliged to henpeck. a
, 1880-09-03
Feeding Horses.

. More horses are annually killed or in
jured by over-feeding and injudicious
feeding than by starving and most other
causes. In horses we can detect as
many different temperaments and dispo'
sitions as in man, though but few horse
owners take this fact into consideration
in the management of their horses, par
ticularly in that part of it relating to
food and feeding. Some horses are
natural gluttons, ana they must be seen
to carefully or they will at times be apt
to seriously injure themselves by feed
ing too fast, while much of the food
they consume will pass through them
undigested, for theisimple reason that it
was swallowed before it had been prop.
erly masticated. We like to see what is
termed "good feeder" Zone who does
not mincc or pick over his food), but
then we are not at all partial to the
ravenous one Such horse as the lat
ter named will dive into his feed with
mouth wide open and Invariably take
more at mouthful than he can either
ho'd in his mouth or properly masticate.
There are several ways to fix such fel-
lows, one way being to mix some little
fine hay with his oats, while moistening
the oats or feeding cut food prevents him
from pandering TO his greedy propensity.
A horse with ssdellcate appetite is usu-
ally a tender, delicate animal, and not at
ali desirable. ' . =
p o TLe'trohble with most persons who
keep horses. no matter whether on farm
for farm work, or for driving purposes,
is, they feed them too much hay and to
this cause can be attributed the general
sluggishness often manifested by the
horses until they have been working a
couple Of hours, while the wind is also
much impaired. Night is the only time
when hay should he fed, especially to
animals used for quick work, Even the
now plow team should have but little
hay at morning and noon feeds, but give
generous supply at the evening meal.
BY doing this, your horse will keep in
better spirits ana condition, and free
from any ,rndency 20 "pot belly" which
ho1enen so much dislike to see.
, 1880-09-03

a man be called upon to do what a stick
of wood iudiciously placed, could do Just
as well
, 1880-09-03

It is claimed by some medical men
that smoking weakeEs The eyc-sigLt
Maybe it docs, but Just sec how il
strengthens the breath.
, 1880-09-03

Read the Bible not as a mere history,
su1 as a personal message from loving
friend
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Z xsras

: Sn Brenbam fanb bic bemotraiId,e
Goncention Bon Woibiaston COUNTY itatt.
Die DeleSaten wutbea inifruirt, in erlter
2inie ibre Stimmen fir Noberts a63usez
sebeu. Die smeite Wabl mar @icpinas.
= Sn Muffin beiet es olesmein, tae
bic leitenpen Republitaner, tpelhe balelbit
in Gonpenticn perIammelt finp, ein
5taatstidst aufi1ellen weroen:
Sn Dallas murbe fihlrp @uisot
psrboitet, neil ct ben @eriuh madte, gin
l4idbrises Wtaoden gu idinoen.
= Sn Waribau bsfinpea lid @dps=
fern bsS beilisen 5er3ens, um baieIbft
elm &lolier gu grinoen. Die Biirser
untsritiiBen fe in iberoler Weiie.
= Sn Der Nibe bon Carpenters Bluff
setar eine Weserin pier pcllltanDis aus
eebilpete &inoer.
= Der YcItofiice Snipe'tor Sm.t
bratie 5. q. Wcpant, Sclepb Batfielo uac
6 s. peitsedes BON Sour 9ate Statipa
nue Sour Safe Spriuss mad, 5ouifon IN
ter Der anilase eiasS 8ersebens aesen bic
Ycfseisse. sic beforcerten griete nit
pripatanselesenbeit IN Oppofition gesea
bic reselmabiSe Ycf.
= Su Souiton 1T bic Sbtaus iteauus
erSffnet morpen. gfiht meuiser ale 450
Nu5liener baben iih oaran betbeilist. gm
%. resnete es ben son3en Gag, :Sebbatt
teine Beluder eriblenen.
- Dabreno ber Huht bes 90. ent=
oedte bic Wittwe @reso, melde in her
Na5s bon 5rulton wobut. Diete in ibrsm
pferoetaue. Sic ersriIf eius Dcppez
finite uno niAerte ah oem Stane, in
melden fe Swei weibe Minner uuo einsu
0arbisen lab. meld,e eben Elm Yfero aus
ben, Stuae fiibren mrllten. Sciort et=
rlinete lie 5euer auf bic Diete, ipeldes
elmer berielben erwiberte. porauf Ie ent.
Foben. De 6rau ihifte mad Der stant
3u einem friitersn Yartner ibres perltp;.
beuen Diannes, Der berausfam unb Ban
Staa unteriudte. IS fanp iid, in benz
ielten eiue Blntlade uno eiu tlutiaeS
: lhsntud, iculf aber feine Spur BET
ben Dieben.
- Sn Auitin OerIammelten fd am
22. cine Anjabl bon Gilenbabnminnern
uno organiiirten cine Ginnanberunasse=
feaidaf, unter ben Nameu vSiioweltltte
@inwanoernnssseieai&aftA. als Diretz
loren wurben erwablt: $. W. 6ore.
Geo. Ncble, 8. Sang, u. s. Trb, Scln
Seelp, Us. 8. Nbrans unb 8. @. On.
orews. Gang 1T 3nm Yriapent.n erz
pablt wcrben. Die 3eidnunsen bstra
gen tereits $4,000. @ouuerneur SO,
bert8 mar in Der Teriammluns uno belt
Der Derielben etnen Yortras iter bic Ginz
waueerunss9eieee.
~ I'm Scnntus iou in Doitrpp cine
Deriammluns ftattiiuoen. I'M Niittel NIB
Wese aur Grlan8uns eiAer giienba9n su
! finbei.
] - Guerc adblt 1920 giamobner unb
Noritenn 4s0.
! Sn Refnsic 6 Gcuntp bsilast n,an i'd, /,
bab bas sanae County eiu8efenst 1T unp
bic Bese iteraa SerleSt fab.
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Die arnln,. in Hetershnrn laat

= Die atelpa~ in Yetersturs last:
y Dir itnp iser5eNst, baB idmmtlide
Wdthte, NIT 1aSnabme bon Sei iterrei4
uno Deutfd1lo.tG, mt bem Blane einperz
lfanoen iino ettl Gaoe nit benz tiirfll4en
Nei9e 5u llIatqen Selterretb mdre ben.
Ylane ebenfallg ntd,t abaeneist, ipenn i9nl
Elm 1beif Der Sjeats betpillist wIrbe. Str
oen Iugenb.;ts r;1.; Oei eiterreid min lden,
baB ber 5riee u ec9alten bleibe, bamit es
etne siillltisers 8sit fitr bic BiebererSIfz
nuns oer opiTatasiiten Trase abwarten
tSnre, leopQ aug man ea als sutes Slid
Iiir Die per4.20@Aett bic galfanbulbinle lel
hoobnenber yIa.i3nalttdten betra@ten,
oaB Oelterreia1 3et 70 iebr nit Sduiez
rlsfelten i'll ei1eae!i )teide belhaft;st unb
oa9er uid,t im Staa0e iit, bic natiirlide
Sntmidelnn8 ocr @oin9e i'm Orient gu
perhinbern.
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toten -. unb nun III Gllss pisoer he,
{hmersenb tpie frater. Die Bprte Ham
gen matt unp traurts, wte 81 lih islbIt
es(pruhen. Gid mad elmer 9esilc Ges
tpalt{am aufraffsnc, fubr er fort sGas
absr mus Define Grau bon mie benfan !!
&cmm, lab uns lfe aafluhea. mir mlljTsn
ibr Die ;wei fsltseiebtsa Sage 70 cnssut9m
als mGSlih MAIDEN
l1nb 0uctettd bate fiji watrtth nid III
bstlaesn iber tbren WufeHtba!t In Sfeuh"ht
3wanststes @apltsl.
Neues SOFTEN.
Die Bsds, bic 10 isRlta tssonass',
neiet 1fa itrem gnbe su. So 1T Nt2ab,
hsusr 9tdtsralans Fammt In BEN bctsn
Ndumen pss Surn1aalss, Der. bsuis ron
isinsn symnaiitiden l1ten7lien tefreit, o's
Gtite bss StGbtdens In leinen feflid ss,
ldmiid!sn Mausrn ssriammelt gu eia:m
isaer BON cen @lepsn felblt oeranFal!stsn
@oneerte NIT beclamatOriid- -cramatllfen
Iufubrunsen, tpeide allenal NIT eissr,
lan,frdn3den 1dlisben.
Mnf cer erbpbten g.raDe lteten tDeesn
3pst spn Den Nfaeemifern, bic btnasa
Sur3sm ;u Sficieren ausssmuasrt p.r,
ben follsn; lie aairen, allsrcinss nit risar
pathos uno sutem gDi!len ais tiinRtssi
fder g6ruueuus, bic @e.ne 3wiidsn 2eu
uno yerriciba. Der an elmer Der Sei.en,
ipdnbe bes Saales lebnsnSe 5auptmasn
y gRnrrer lief ben Y(iff nnu hon Sprjoz
miseneen su ben 3ubSrern idweifsn. Da
traf terlelbe in nunittslbarRsr Nabe auf
5met, bie yltnensSrsdnse nit idalfDaftsr
Nufmertiamfeit perfo!Senoe braune Nussn
War IS Sinnestdulduns !? DDrt iab
lie wieoer, jsne bplbtlabenbe @efalt,
@snia ! l1no bod, eusen bate reat, Is
fonmte es niht fetn - ee mar ia nitt
mSslt&
(Gprtfehnnn Spfas}
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Gbpasb Mriles,
Sefentli6er NptQr.

gerar @ounts, Gan @ntonte, Seras.
Sffee in Sulebabitra5e. Der gOfuf1ee sssenater.
Bsluabers Gufmsrfiamfeit mirb allen Yenftpnen
unb 6orberunsea BON Deteranen bee Staates pter
Der SereiEistsn Staaten sefdenft. MbiHrifien
pon Yatsnten teforgt unb Steuern aaf Qanb In
alien btilen tes Stac % bejaSlt. Wstnprt in
Der rnterea gartenfraBs. 3o,t.tlt
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tgortfssnns fOlsaJ
Ginmal wteber etn Narr.

ginmal N teber etn Narr.
Meine 5rau mar ,ebn Sabre lang bett-
laeertg uno NIT 70 pielen GebeIn bebaltet,
pab teiu Doctor iasen fonnts, mas ibr
siSentli Id feble. Sd Sertraudte Elm
flein.s 9ermSssn In 5umtusmttteln.
Bore Monoten iab Id etne Der. @,aa.
ten Slaese nit 6opfen Bitter beran uno
teihlub nchmals Elm Narr gu fsin. 50
serlnhte bas Wittel nno me:us Narrhsit
eruies iih als sDsisbett. 3pei Blaldfn
pca furirten iie une Te III nun 70 nobl
unb fart. tuie troeno einss Wannfs Gsau;
babel folfete es mir nur 2 Dollar. Cine
lolde Narrteit satlt.
$. So, Detrcit, Midisan.
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- un 8aan' II: nsua Daaren ,u mae
Geas rfFsr!sea rets a::lsr sruess aut olur,
tIrtss Eager oos; 3t9 @ooos, glotbius,
sAuAeu u. (. %. ~ bsrateslsbtsn Wret,
len uno inbsfn .2!s s.,em Sabsn ctae reels
nnb Frsnnsliae E3stisnune psrgasru, la.
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nniere Glsrfs, @eebeu es all teiner Nia.
BE feblsn IaFsn. seFeten su teiriectaen.
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