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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-09
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
HANOVER COUNTY, VA, February g. 1880.
EATHERTON'S ADMINISTRATOR VS..
II ROWZIE, Z. jim HANOVER CIRCUIT
COURT.
by decree of the Circuit Court OF Hanover
county entered In this on the 27th day of &C.
tober, $40. IL is ordered that of the commits
sioners of said court do ascertain and report
LIST. The debts and demands against The state Of
Mary A. Eatherton, with their amounts and pri-
critics.
ID who are entitled to the assets in the hands of
the plaintiff ia this cause.
Sd. who are the devisees and distributes of the
said Eaiherton.
4th. Any other matter deemed proper, sc.
Publication of this notice for four successive
weeks In some newspaper published In the city OF
Richmond TO be equivalent to personal service upon
ali parties interested IN this suit.
The parties TO this suit will take notice that have
fixed upon THURSDAY the 11th day of March
next. aud Town Hall At Ashland, Hanover county,
as the time and place. for executing The above
cree, when and where they are required 10 be pres
emit.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of February,
1880. 5. {. Redo,
Commissioner In Chahcery,
Hanover Circuit Court.
SANDS, LEAKE & CARTER,p.q. fe7-S4w
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sEwING-THRBAD.


THE PEOPLE APPRECIATE MERIT.
EAGLE AND puESIx
BALL sEwINe-rHREAD,
COLUMBUS, GA.
sMoorHesr, STRONGEST, BEST.
SOLD BY ALL JoBBERs.
1878. 1879.
PROTECTION DOUBLED. AGAIN Doubled.
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ICHMOND, YORK RIVERcfTsuzJ
hAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. ttisss. ssEt.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSFORM
TION COMPANY,
Ttrough-freight route between Richmond IVA.
an Boston, Providence aud all New England ciues
steamers leave WEST POINT. VA. on easl
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ~ IL noon; con.
aecting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive al WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston rtd Boston and
Providence Railroad ria West Point. Va.
n. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
VD GRoSRR, General Agent. apps
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctionesh and Notary Public
Office corner Hull and"Ninth streets,
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Leave Richmond IT.
Arrive at Burkeyllle.
A connect3 for MIILon. Y. {.

A connects for Million. NJ
Il connects for Asheyile and all p0igts 800 western
North Carolina daily, except sunday.
G connects for Macon and all points ln >odl"9
Georgia.
u connects for ia, ksonyie and all points il e..
rida.
T. connects for Macon and ~ points BOO ~ontlrfs
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville MempA. sli
all TeXis points.
f connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson. lai
Ncksburg.
G. connet g for Galveston and AT Texas i"'ni
Trains from the sb0yc-nainrd points grrl.e -
Richmond al I:I3 L. VI. and O.3O \. u.
Trains between Greensboro aud salem run diAV
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division mako cHuu''.
ton al Gold bOTO' with ttr ". < ". r. u. i0 I'D
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace BraWlug-ro1ui and NlttilNf ~
run through Oh Tram No. IS from New l.ia 800
Richmoni TO Atlanta. aud from Gr,"nst"i" Bob 81.
gusta. ard on Train No. AZ from W aahinsi"h aLl
Rich moud 10 Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points nth southeast Aaa
southwest. and baggage checkc. Trough
No lay-oyer checks given on local tckets.
JOIN X. MACMIRDO,
General Passenger Ag'h~
T. VI. r. TALCOTT. General superintendent.
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DRY GOODS
TO THE PUBLIC.

TNO THE PUBLIC.
THOMAS r. PRICE & CO.,
In order 10 perfect certain changes in their business,
offer their entire stock OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. WOOLLENs, &C.,
AT PRIME COST.
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1873,

PRoDec1IoN DOUBLED. AGAIN DOUBLED.
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Mr.. A. Jackson.
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by John VI. GOddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. HOG Main street.

feo.12,l4,I7,Is&l9 Special Commission
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by Frank }. Sampson,

by Frank y. sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Public
Office corner Of Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29

guese custom of seclusion is still domi-
nant in all the Amazonian country
towns. The people think, and say, that
women are unfit for freedom. Wiser
men mourn the want of education for
their daughters; they urge, with much
seeming truth. that the sex must be
fitted for liberty before it is freed.
Beyond this restraint, l believe that
women are universally well treated /;
but they must lead dull life, shut out
from the world in their dark rooms
They look yellow and unhealthy. If a
young man is paying addresses to a lady
he visits her at stated intervals, always
in the presence Of her mother or some
female relative. In course of time he
carries her through dressy wedding at
the church; there is great party in
honor of the event; and thereafter she
is more shut up from the world than
ever-Herbert H. SMITHS "Braza.'
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29
PITH AND POINT.

GIRL of the period-Little Dot.
A DEAD sure thing-Man's mortality.
A DOCTORS fayorite exclamation
My patients.
The man who gave weigh TO his feel
ings found them very heavy.
A WOMAN doesn't mind being coolly
treated by her beau during the ice-cream
season.
A WICKED paragrapher says that
after man came woman and that she
has been after him ever since.
Mosr wimmin would like TO have
their husbands lions-but well broke TO
their halter.-Buiings.
WHEN a mans feelings are "all riled
up" it is important that he should re-
strain them.-BOStOn Post.
ONE must have the polish of polite
manners before he can shine in good
society,". o. Picaymne.
In the race for precedence between
metals, it is said that pig-lead. Another
instance of rule Britannia Willany one
despewter right?
sis your wife named Margaret?''
asked the hired man. "No," said the
farmer: "Margy's short for oleomar-
garine, and l calls her that cause l
don't love any but her.-Boston Herald.
WHY should the elastic fabric manu-
facturers do a brisk business? Because,
no matter how high their prices, they
have always gutta percha, sir!-Boston
Adcertiser.
"SoUEAK, squeak, squeak" said
heavily loaded wagon which was going
through deep mud-hoie. ''If you'll
hold your tongue" said the horses,
''we'll pull you through. Rome Senti-
mel.
A CONNECTICUT man invented den-
lists chair that could be adjusted to H.
Col different positions, and boy, who
occupied it one day, in FIVE minutes
broke it, in trying to get himself into a
satisfactory position.-Boston Post.
al AN always cool" was the boastful
remark of Robinson; 81 never forget
myself" And with one voice the boys
said, s'No, We never knew you to-
And sweet smile lighted with heavenly
effulgence every face.-BoSton Tran
script.
IN lengthy obituary notice of
prominent Western man, the leading
local paper makes this remarkable state
ment: "The corpse was elegantly clad
by direction of his devoted wife, and his
casket was made 70 conform, as far as
possible, with TIE comforts he was wont
to surround himself in the home he has
lcft.''
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29

1t rather startles England to find
that the Afghan war is costing her $50, :
100000 more than she thought it would.
1t is the most expensive Afghan she ever
purchased. And then there is the South
Africa war to pay for. This piece of
amusement, besides the loss of life ell
tailed, has cost So, 226, 600, and about
all they have to show for it is colored
gentleman by the name of Cetewayo,
who is more ornamental than useful, as
he can not even Detroit
Free Press.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29

THE validity of Mr.. Hayes title may always
be questioned, and his administration criti-
cised. but the payment of one dollar gives
valid title to one bottle of DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery, and its administration
can never be criticised in cases of coughs,
colds, incipient consumption and general de-
biliry, for leading physicians Of all schools en-
dorse the Discovery and prescribe it in their
practice. Sold bv druggists.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29
Moving Tendencies.

To BEGIN at the beginning, Adam
and Eve moved out of the garden be-
cause they didn't comply with the con-
ditions of the lease. 1t didn't include
fruit.
Noah moved his whole family by
water, to get out of bad neighborho0d,
and found after all that he had taken the
worst neighbors with him.
The children of Israel moved out of
Egypt between two days with good
deal of their masters property in their
gripsacks, an example that has been
followed by professional gentlemen
many times since.
The Pilgrim fathers moved to Plym-
outh Rock, because they couldn't move
the rock to them.
Then the Indians began to move
West, because the white mans tene-
ments were held at too expensive rents
for them.
And the Chinese began to move East,
because they Josstled ere another at
home.
And the Irish and English, Germans
and French, Italian organ-grinders and
Russian Mennonites, all began to move
over here, because they wanted more
land about their houses, and the privi-
lege of owning il themselves.
Thus the moving boom started, and
every possible excuse has been invented
for moving ever since.
Some people move because they have
got furniture that looks well on a load,
and wish to stir up the envy of the
neighborhood. This doesn't work after
about three moves. The furniture
doesn't stand up to its good looks.
Occasionally a man moves because he
likes the excitement, but not often.
People move away from neighbor-
hood where there are children because
they can't stand the noise, and find their
new house backs up against tin-shop.
Serves 'em right.
Quarrelsome people are moved away
from only to find other people who not
only quarrel but steal the morning pa
per from the doorstep.
Some folks move because they want
more rooms and larger ones, and after
they get there find every carpet a yard
and half too small each way.
Some folks move because they want
to get into more fashionable neighbor-
hood, and find that 1t costs them three
Tunes as much TO dress as 1t did In the
Old place.
Some folks move In order that they
may have garden spot to cultivate,
TO bugs off the front niazza r.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29

PIMITEs AND HUMoRs on THE FAcE-rn
this condition of the skin, the VEGRTISE is
the great remedy, as it acts directly upon the
cause. 1t cleanses and purifies the blood,
thereby causing humors Of all kinds to dis
appear.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29

THE Washington %. c. Critic says: at is
intimated to US that members of the Senate
and House are freely using Warmers Safe
Nervine for relief of nervous prostration incl
dent upon the severe strain upon their men,
tai powers"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29
MALT
INTERVIEWED

THIS MaTCHLFss RENOvAToR OF feeble and
exhausted constructions Is rich IN the elements thas
60 TO nourish aud strengthen the blood II perfects
Digestion stimulates the liver, kidneys. bowels and
urinary quiets the brain and forces and
induces refreshing sleep. MALT BITTERS commend
themselves TO the weak convaesccnt ovcrworked de-
biltated nervous, seepless and melancholy. as the
purest, safest and most powerful restorative in med
cine Prepared by the MALT BITTERs COMPANY,
from lhternieniei NIii and Hons. Sold Eyerywhere.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29

CoNuSDRuM-Whyi is good advice like Piso's
Cure for Consumption. Because everybody
ought to take it.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29

Two-THIRDs Of all the Axle Grease used In
the United States is made by the Frazer Lu-
bricator Company Buy the genuine.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29
Social Customs in Brazil.

house at Cur orders we may De sure that
we are welcome. The breakfast is as
unceremonious as possible, but curl
ously different from meal at home.
There are no ladies at the table; only a
few families in Santarem have adopted
the new customs in this respect and Sr.
Caetano is not one of them. Two or
three barefooted negro servants stand
behind our chair with very little to do.
Sr. Caetano serves the meat, and then
invites us TO serve ourselves. /" Mao ha
ceremonial" Beyond that there is no
passing Of plates, and no waiting be-
tween the courses. After dessert Of
fruit and wines, the inevitable tooth
picks are passed around; we light cigar
cites and sit smoking for ten minutes
before leaving the table. This is very
much what we shall find al all the bet
ter houses; no especial preparation is
made for transient guests, and we are
welcome at the table of any ac-
quaiDtance at half-minute's notice.
During the hot hours from two till
four many of the stores are closed; the
master takes bis siesta, and though your
business be never so urgent no one will
venture To awaken him. Beware how
you break in upon this afternoon nap of
Brazilian; if you do so, you will be
set down as ill-bred and decidedly
bore. Rather avoid attemting business
and calls at this hour; they are as much
out of place as a New York visit would
be at seven O'Clock in the morning.
Dinner is always at four, precisely
like breakfast in the courses ana fol-
lowed by coffee or tea We stroll out
at shutdown, and make acquaintance
readily. People are sitting before their
door, as We have seen them in Para,
only here there are no ladies in the
groups. They smoke, play at draughts,
oftenest of ali talk politics; and you find
after little that members of the same
party fail together. We who have no
politics are welcome everywhere. There
are many intelligent and cultivated men
here, and traders who have spent half
their life on unhesrd-of rivers, among
semi-savage tribes; from them we can
pick up great stores OF information that
will be valuable to us in the future. |
like this Brazilian custom of out-of-door
evening chats; there is charm about it
that encourages interchange of ideas
and opinions.
..iis = n ~. orn; sI IN. So
bre.ltss, The So, Sraionmos ~
noi;,eir ~ tho 49, , n"odro.s NJ ~ ona
and o. -. -, .ouo - IN, ~ onS
sra;nl, Tho va,I and oha;rs .r,, sa, IL
front IF Il 40 as ~ fnrm anax.ct scnsr !"
h. We ali oommnnniacaS ana rass
c,mn,;non,e onJ aItnaa.Sar aro 10 p
"a npna,,,ra, a. NJ, I'D ha ,,nd o IL I;r
liar ,.;ronmstanoas a, ~ NJ n nv, , o.,
;1g No ara noi;talv ha,.ad 20 Tho 49,
and we ca away xorder;ng IL tb;s IL ,he
nleaSant soc;able aan,lansr u;,h ubo n
we were cbat,;ng tho eyen;rr hefora
Co,,,th; - w Us
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29

Use Redding's Russia Salve in the house, and
use Redding's Russia Salve in the stable.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29

EVACUATION, dropsy, mental and physical
weakness arrested by Malt Bitters
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29

c. Gilbert's Corn Starch is strictly pure
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29

NATIONAL YEAST is the leading brand.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29

TaRRAST's EFFrRvEscHSr sFLrzER ArrRrrSr.
The Healthlu Settler Water for hundred
Has been held Of all earth fountains the potent to
RESTORE
But why across the this boon of Nature bring
When the sick in his chamber eXt.mporize the
SPRING.
The bottled Setzer waer-so leading chemists
Parts with half its healing virtues and turns vapd the
TO foam.
l. instantaneous Seltzer Spring in every sufferers
Home
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29

-Bobtail horses in fiy-time complain
of lack of terminal facilities.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-29
h. MALT AND HOPS
6lrTERS

FEEEPoET, ILL.,, Sept r. Is7A
b. II. STEVENS, BosToS:
Dear Sri have been using your valuable medicine
"Negetine. for General Debility and have no hest.
taion in saving that consider II the best II no.
TIE best medicine in the market for general lnvgor.
stor and Blood Purifier. j. Ii. PORTER.
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Marftbcribt.

8aumipoIIe. Nibolins IL, 2cw Nibb!.
lo3, @o0S Srbinarp lO4, Orbinarp tO4.
8olle. fttas 1886, medium 2S-35, meri
| fantlhe 26-2S.
5dute. saur. 1921, lside l7-1s,
eruppise l0-123, RaIbfeie 1918. 5trftfsae IS
etretbe. 8eiisa l.aS-l,65. Rora 1896
5afer $50, aurnfutter s3-4 pr 5unbsrt, Sel
$3.50 pr. 9alen.
Wet ii. Ds5ennts5l eagle Steam $50, XIX
$50, Gamilp 1oite $50, &srnmetl 81
sped. CLEAR Sites 104, 8reatfaF H.
S6mal3 norbltdes 94-IO, teraniit:s 10.
aaffss. @io better %, &i0 fair Is, Giao>
rien Is.
Sudsr. gair ., clarified 1o4, erufsss IL.
spwbereb IL.
@etrudM.te Gradte. Wepfet 9l-lo,
Yfaumen 1914, @ltrit9e 8, Gprintben 10, sRp>
&tt 8 Qouiita1a 81, ga;p!ina 9.
@ranpen 6-64.
SaIs, sr0ses 10000 pr Sad, fsinss $50,
rod 1925.
WbtsfY. 8efsr 2,25-5,oo, praiudrsr l rs,
DraafS 5,20-6,00.
gattss. g. MsrSIids sa 800, araniffts 25-s5.
asrtOffsla. irifas 2,25 $50 pr sugs1,
flbe 1,00-l,20.
g1stf9. @ntFstia s, aalsNsiid Z. 6am-
inelFsif6 8, Sdwsiasaeifb 8, Wloprst SO.
" ~ t !. JaHge pupWt oV-oV, ptHHeH
IS, puter 1900, Gnten 1910. ..
Bteb. Midtabe ls-22 pr &opf 3issrise
S6fen lo,50-1I,5o, Sa3rIinee $50, pant
mel 1.oe-l,75, uaseSroaeie gferbe, l3 5anb
bod, 1G-l5.
8retter. aeras Wins sr 81, $50, eebpbelt
rs, weiB giae PA, Glotiba Wias pr Gu6 %.
3atten pr M. $3.50.
Sbe.p Dtp 2abat. 9lad 5sr,e pr St.
$3.50, Siem $40, 8ennetts 9laf Siam Is,
Etamuno $50, 5ias Gr!raet 6,25 pr Gan.
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- Neue Grablinsswaarsn sinsetroffen
feetsn In srobst guswatl BET 9 Saram
& Gp.- ~ '"'
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tgprtfebuns folet.}
Mus Dr. NlP 8 Eaaebueb.

Auo NJ Atf Ad4eDucD.
DurG bic Gtn(sbung be Dtttatu,
In petersburg wtrp aud tie auswdrttse
politif Nnblanbs nidt unbeeinFubt blsi.
ben; @raf9prts' 'Meltto # II Der
nsue Winifer bes-Neuber0en. h
Die rulalden Nibtlilten retruttren fd
gum Ibeil aus s of.@Aauiptelern, welds
ibre iorsfaltis etnRuotrten &ollen ais Sn.
trisuantsn unb B5fetpidter NIT furatbarer
&onfeqasn3 ourd,ufa9rsn tpIfen. Den
5auptna&bruf lesen fe nsuerpinss an.
1hsinsnp auf bas % inensS Spiel.
Die psrwanotiba ftliden 8e,iebunstn
,pilasa ben 5Sfsn BON Berlin unb Ye.
ters5urg t5nnsn. es nibt binosrn, oaB un.
lere Diplomatic bic rulffde unSfr.
NAN b nit benz srSbten Mibtrauen be.
obahtst.
Die sablreiden @ldubissr bet Sirtst
reoen osm Shub ibrer unabbdnstofett
am eifris1sn bas Bort unb l1nb tire auf.
ridbtigRen Treunbe. Das @uttaben
srtlart tn btsitm Sale bus iebb baben.
Sdon rpieper III BON neuen u6rtftionen
bic &sbe, pslhe benz silernen 6an3ler pisl
gu Itaifen MAIDEN iollen. Die gut unter.
ridt,tsn politi1aen @arlS&e wiiIen tnbsb,
bab Dor bielsm 8etbetfen iid ieoe aus
eew6bnli&sm sets setnetete NaRe 6 t.
I Il m { I, arnub. = sg
5srr DebA pi[l glfae unb Qot9rinsen
sesen ansemsGene Gntlaaotsuns ruisoer
an Jrantrsi& surads.btn. I 5ranfteia
tam inbe6 an ben R adtauf btslts
Wertbobietts niht benten, 70 lanse % uns
nsht etns perlebt bat. Visueidt
manldt bas Str 8ebel. ~
!. Gle @afsn, NIT bsnsn Der Direttor
bes 8ei&s9eiunebeitsamts I'm Rtidsan>
ssissr sesen isiusn ilnoiien Bioerlader
antdmpft, ano niAt fdarf uno f&neipts
ssnua UNI als Siri4fanser sslttn
3u tSnnsn. ~ ii
Die pon sswiTsn @eiten Absfarwurtete
gsitsbaltuns bss Stulers II un3peifsl :
taft eine psnn aud niht serate pr as.
nante DurGtrsu3uns r.s n.uen Niin,.
isltems. .,.y.a.
Die fran,SFfae &esieruns BAT tsltlOi,
fen, bie Rrp3nbta N nten au per,
faufeu.. eit stem.ta bamtt BON gsuem,
bab Te % ernf nimmt nit ibrer YFidt,
|aIlt 5tetne Srte3ui&af. t.
fen, peld. bsr sebsibliden Gntwidelun9
psr Neputlif I'M Weee fnb.
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NtaSma 9GbIi9 sema 9t

Der faerfte @es, um bic miasmati1den
Dlnlte welde faltes Gitber unb aubere ma.
laril9e &rantbeiten erseusen uniGdsli9 sn
ma9en, beffebt baria bab man bas Ssfem
NIT s . T fetler's Magenbitters,ien iensm
unsersleidliten SduBmitteI sesen periobil1e
Gieber. ftablt unb trafiet. Die 6eiltfaft
ees Bitiersiit nidt minber fiber ais
}sine l1aeenbe Wirtuns, unb man tann fd
earauf nsrlaiIen,. tab 60 8Gaeppn faliem
Gisbsr absruinbst pelte ftlbf be,n Gbi-
ybarmaeie wibsraebsn. Dyspepfa, 5arte
lribiafeit, tiliSle Bt1dmsrbtn, rb.umatila.
Qeioen uab alsemtine 91TG1e tpsiden eben-
falls RAID ieinem resulirenben uns trGftisene
GinFub. IS 1T elm unfddBbarer Seaen fir ti,
S1waben unb NersDfen batberlei GslHlehts
eine pcr3islide 5ausmstisin unp tas Der
Heilenbe poer Muswanoersr nat einem unse-
funnen aima nit ii9 nebmsn tanu.
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Spiten. ,pei5e uub ieinene gDaarer

Spiten, ipei6e uub teinene Uaaren.
1000 Dutenb Sanotader, bon 5
Gent8 an.
50 Stif rot9en unb ipeiben 3afel>
Dantaf. 4..
/ 300 StId 2eiuen Drill. g
100 Stud 2einen.
500 Stad 8ictoria 2amn, S4pei5er
Mun unb ueiBe leinen 2apns.
10000 Stid 6antturg GmbrDioeries,
8alenciennes, Gprebau, Breton, 2anseopc
8rabauter, Spaniide, idwar5z unD meiB.
feibene, blpnbe, ebantillp, amerifaniidf
uno beutlde Spieen in unenbli4er Gus:
mabl.
0cttinsbam SOrbinse bon alien Otu.
fern. 49,.
9Dir tabsn bte Yteifs cblaer @aarer
UNI 100 Yro3ent srmaBist. is.cem nil
bier erSifnstsn, nno rperoen eieist6en nod
psiter reou,iren, oa mir iiber,eu9t inb, II
bielem Department immenie 0ertaufe ),
madsn. 9 Dram q Y 0.
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penn nldt eiu ssmiittlAer taiisrlihsr
Corporal, Der nit am Slide ias, msiac
3s6e be,ablt batte 3 Sa, Ct saS nod 3ps!
EbsrsRentbaler hrein unter Der fleinsn
BsDnsuns, bab i'd nadFen 5rsita3 nit
anbertn Ansewurbensn ben @ari& user
Nurnbere une ben BStmsrwals rad Dras
unb SlmIb antrete. Stir mar jebt Ml>
les sins, unb 70 Ranb i'd TN Dtnter ldon
als failerltaer Bsibrud @dilewaas in
Der Yptadst.
tBprtebuns folgt.l
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Der iGhr(the Bier . 0erbrauh

= Der iabrlthe Bier 8srbrauh auf
tie Ssels Der Bsp5lfsruns telduft a4 -
In 8ublano auf peniser ale l @aaone,
In GrantrtiH auf 44. tn Der Sdwei, auf
u. In Ositsrrsid llnsurn auf 10. In
6olanb auf l2, In Dansmart auf Is, tn
Yrsubsn auf 42, in Dlrttmbers auf 60,
in gaiern auf 80 Gaaonea. Sa Wunheu
ieboa tommsn auf $50, 900 Seelen 4, 5O0,'
600 @allonsn, uber mebr ais 152 auf bte
atsl. =. ooer riAtiSer auf ben Maeen.
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= @eit Sabren lit i'd an 5er3tlOpf.
fen, YrufbelHweroen, 8ldtunSen unb
iaurem Aufltoben aus BEN Masen. . r..
Nueuft RSniSs 5am ur8er
troy fen baben mid sdn3li& bauOn
befreit. Qoren, Seder, Wewtcn' 3at.
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8sin Msnl6 nit sefunbem Stnn ioIts
w.rttlolss 8tsbpulper fanfen, fhon barum
niht. neil Is In erobrn patstsn usrpadt
III @Sertban cavalry Gonbi.
ttpn Yowbers i1no IN tleinen Yate.
ten perpadt, fnb aber burdaus rein unb
pon srobsm Wertbs.
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- Damsntate nsusllsr Gaeon bel
SHram& & 60. Nan lprehe Dor,
ete man anoersuo tauft.
aEa.s -@9a.-.. .f- .i19,3,tu,w,1S.
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- Waterprpof uno GetIuloib Man.
idssttsn uno Rrassn Bel Vaneoa &
SpnS. ~ @ 'eS- -'1S