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The FUNDING BILL.--In tho dehatl
In the House yesterday Mr.. y. Woo,
said that, for himself, be saw nothinI
inconsistent In the establishment OF
three per cent. rate of interest for ths
bonds and the shorteninlng Of the option
indicated In the bill. He would 20 fur.
ther. He believed that with the re-
moval of the tax on bank deposits and
she establishment Of q rate Of three per
cent. the question Of option was abso-
lutely imrnaterlal, because the bonds
aud certificates would not be likely TO
rise to any great premium, and would be
at any time within the reach Of the gov.
ernmsnt At par or at a nominal pi emium.
He believed that Q three per cent. rate
could be safely established, and was cen.
fident Of the speedy negotiation OF every
bold and certificate issued.
Mr.. Randall said he bad recei we'd a COM
munication from Mr.. Eihot, of the
Treasury Department, which tsta blished
the fact that even with an open market,
three per cent band could be nego.
tiated. The amount OF indebtedness
falling due in 1881 was about $569, ,0O0, 600
He would compoll the national banks To
take the three per Cent bonds as security
for their circulation. How would he
{ Mr.. Randall) float this debt? The Sec.
rstary proposed, BY cash payments, to
reduce the debt by $50, 100000 There
were held By the banks for circulation
$50, COO, 900 OF skies and about $3.50, ,OOO,-
Oe0 of hves. There was held by the gov
ernment for secarity of deposits $4,000,
600, and there was held by the banks
a bout S28 900 600 additional, one half Of
which, or l4,0v0, 900, was in aves and
skies. There were held BY State banks
10 twenty States, trust companies In ave
states, and savings funds In fourteen
Stater, about $1,000 600. There would |
be found an Immediate market for more
Ihan $400,t 00, 600 of the three per cents, |
which left but $40 100 900 TO DO provid.
ri for. How would he provide for that? |
According to the Secretary OF tho IRE as. /
ary three years would provide for it, and /
4 there was not another purchaser In |
'he q Uni ed STATES the S270, 0,0OO, ,OOO would /
De absolutely lquidated By pAymsnt.-l
What excuse, Ia the light OF those fig-
ares, was here for the House to hssi-
'ate about fxiDg tue rate at three per
,oDU 10 reply to a question as to how
10 would compel :hs banks to take the
hree per Gents, he stated that he would |
10 It. BY legislation. lie would say 10
hs bauks that hereafter whenever bonds
lsed 20 be deposited for circu lation they
Mould DO three PEI 31nt bonds.
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NOTICE To wArEa RESrERs.
OFFICE OF THE WATER DKPARr-
AENT, wlLMIN0T N, Del.,

OFFICE OF THE WATER DKPARr-
AENT, WlLMIN0ToN, Del.,
December l, lsSJ.
The Hills for 1881 are now ready and
payable at the RegistraT's ofi1cs at the b,
W, corner of Sixth aud King streets. The
law requires that all bilIs paid on or be-
fore January 3lst, lssl, the face OF the bill /,
those paid during the month OF February
the mouth OF March " per cent. add.
uo..al, AID any amount rematninR un-
,aid after April LIST, 1881, the Registrar IL
required 10 have the ferruI0s Withdrawn
and suit Instituted for the recovery OF the
amount due; aud the water will not be
let Into sucn Premises until such arrears,
with assessments and % for drawing Ter.
rules, ARE paid.
Once hOurs from 0 q. m. 70 p. m.
WILLIAM j. MORROW, RsgiAtrar.
decl-eOd Jan ed. ieb-eod.
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NJ Office IL hereby given that the an
IN LuAl meeLiug of Inc htocknoldera OF
'fhe Wilmington Navigation Company"
Wilmington. delaware, on Tha sday, the
thitd day OF February. 1881. between the
nours Of 2And O'Clock p. M, for tine pur-
fJr three years. JOHN A. GRIFFIN,
dec.UWte. President
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LNLECTION NOTICE.
ID TIE NATIONAL BANK
OF DRLAWARR.I
WILhINaToH. Dec. IL, 1850.
Notice Is hereby glVeA 10 the stock
holders OF this institurion, that an elec
tton viii be held NJ the BANKING House,
On Tuesday, January llth, IHsl bet " eel
The hours of2 and 4 O'Clock T.. M. for the
purpose OF eIectIng seven Directors "
serve Ior the ensuing year.
X. II. EWBANKS.
dec. lite. Cashier.
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Ilaill.ADEl.PHIA, wILNI>.,,
Il AND RALTlMORE RlIiv NV

JANUARY ., lSSl.
Trains viii leave Wilmington ..ton
for '0l
Philadelphia and l ntermedia,. Ma.
I.Oo. s.lo. s.lv. .l0.sO a. IN. 2SO, iOO, il ii N n
p. m.
Phiisdelphis tExpress, e.U. Am
q. m. l2l6. p.5 p. m
PhiiA- and New York 2.Z3, GO I'm ,,|
li.4 m, 1913. H. 9, 6.4J b m,
baltimore and Intern.ediAle Ais,,.
NIB a. IN. 4.4b p. m.
Perryviile and intermediate s,.,,.
4-sS p. m. N'
Baltimore and Bay line, 63Jp.m
Baltimore and Washington ia \
7.So,s.sS, ~ M; lass. i.Ot, go. o. m
TrainS for delaware Ulylsiop Iosv.
New Castle B.UO. s.35. a. m, lis sSI N
p. M.
Harrington and Intermedlate st.,,.
e.3S =. m. l.O5, 40 y. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stallion.
q. M; LOO p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate s,.,,.
T. ~ q. m. o.OO. u.cJ, 1000 y. IN,
PhpaieiphIa and New YORK ,2.2a. nd
p. NJ.
baltimore and Washington, 1851. \
7.5j. =. m.
FOR further Information passeox., .
referred 70 the time tables posted Sts
dep"' Ii. II. RENNEf.
Superintendsh
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adept it. But itis pappeaed ON good
grounda that Secretary sherman looks
upon that rata with grsat distrust, and
he viii doubtles give the Finance Com
mittes OF the Senate an opportunity to
Jude OF the cogency of bis reasons.
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ELECrION NOTICE.
II FIRsr NATIONAL BANK.
WILMIHGroN, DEL. Dec. lIth, 1880.
Meeting Of the STOCK holders OF this Bank
will Ue held NJ the Banking House, on
Tuesday, tne llth day of January losI, be-
tween The hours OF 2and 4 D m. for tine
purpose of erecting nine stock holders "
serVe as directors the ensuing year.
AEO. ID. .AkMSfhUNG.
dec.ll-to IAsnlor.
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Nj orIOE is hereby given that sha,I
IN app y 70 the GENERAL Assembly of
this State. Al Its session In January. IssI
for an absolute divorce from my WiIe'
Mary Pugh. w, n. PfJ0H
Wilmington. Del. Nov. 20, isSo.
decl-m kthlm.
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I OOK hEREi LOOK HEREtl
Public Sale.

VIII be sold AZ Public Sale. at the hotel
OF VIM. b. Currinder, In Chrlstiana vii
iage, on
tn URSDAY, the 18th day Of January
1851, al O'Clock. p. m,
the following property, viz: A good %
morse power rsteamelglnenearlyn new. Also
lnk. wharf aud acre Uf good land, This
probeTty IL AN inducement 70 an enter
prisiug man. beiag we'll located. on ~
navigable stream of water. Ia ChrIstiana.
oniy miles from Wilmington. Terms
made known at Aale.
JAMES H. SMALLEY.
Christiana. Dec. 20, 1889,
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Al OTiCE 10 b. reby given that the un.
~ dsrsigned Wall apply 70 the General
Assembly of the State Of Delaware at its
next session for an Act OF divorce auir-
ctto DadtTtM0nt from her husband, David
u. Virtue, MARY "A. VIRTTTE
dec& cod lmos
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NuIICE.

NUfICE.
~ UNION NATIONAL BANK OF
WILhINGroh. Dec. 10, 1850
The annual election for nIpe ,ireoJora
will DO held At the bnnxink house, q
faesday; Janaary IL, 1881, oet1ssu the
hours ol and O'Clock In the nfter-
noon. JOHN PEOPLES,
dsclO-2tawiJanil. Cashier.
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RoG REGISTER NOTICE.
~ All persons owning W having dogs
ABOUT their premises, are required 70
have them registered between the Int
a1a a,asI %sa a,s dsys lay q Januasy a After ne
snforced against unreg gistered dogs.
WILLIAM ]. MAXWELL,
dec20tfeb2 ChleI OF Police.
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oTICE.- Notice IL hereby given thai
~ Will apply 70 the nexI General
Assembly Of the siate Of Delaware for a
divorce from my husband, frank Pisroe
Ia the " oil Wilmington, in tina sialo Of
Delaware. LYDIA ri ERf,E
N ilmington, Del. Nov. 3Oth, IssO.
uecI- 2LatW mos
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Our one dsllar
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS

TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
is too we'll known to need
any comment and we will
only say they are better
goods than are usually sold
at that price. In this line
we have a very handsome
stair with body and border
to match for halls. In
INGRAINS we commence
at double chain cottons 37A,
As, so, 60 and Csc. These
goods are yard wide and
all but the first named
price full double chain.
In double cotton chain
with pure wool filling, 80,
IS and 10 cents. In all
pure wool chain and filling
superfne, IS, 80 and 85c.
These goods are well worth
the attention of buyers.
In extra super ingram we
are showing a beautiful
line of all the standard
makes at one dollar q yard.
1t is not necessary to de-
scribe these goods as every
housekeeper knows what a
good extra super carpet is.
Best Damask Venitian A
one dollar a yard, I, I and
! stair in proportion. Ex-
ira heavy Venitian so, IS
and Toe, square yard. A
complete line Of Oruggets
by the yard or pattern.
Floor Linens, Linoleums,
Oil Cloths and Cocoa Mat
tings. We are determined
by selling the best goods at
the very lowest prices to
make this the largest sea-
son we have ever had.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
IL NATIONAL BANK ~ WILMIMa-
TON AND BRAhDYwINR|
WILMIAGTON. Del, Dec. ii, 1880.
Stockholders arc hereby notified that
an electlon Ior nine direetoTB will be held
At the bAnking house ON TUESDAY, ths
nth day Of January next, between Lho
hours o, and O'Clock p. m.
q. W. SPARKS,
declH-te. aahier.
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TRUsTEE's BALE
R EAL ESTATE 7


By virtue OF An order of the orpbans,
Cood OF the state of Delaware, IA and
ior rev castle County, made at the hen-
temper term, A. D., lboU. o. said COM,
VIII Do exposed 70 pubic vendue at In a
aucLion room OF Thomas NJ. oKle, In Wiz
mington, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF January, 1881,
At IL O'Clock q. M,
The following described Real icstata IN
WAT; All tnAL cerLe In 4oL OF land, sIluatsd
10 lhe city Of Wilmington, New ttasI y.
County aud State OF Delaware. VIII q
tnree story brick house thereon erec al
beginning at " he 81 ,tldIux on Ins
onlldlng line OF Washington Place nd m
distance of one hundred and thirty ieat
Lfe m the noftheAJterly side OF SecOnJ
street, and forty ieet from the north " esi
erIy side OF washington street. IheIca
along the said building IA north thlrivo
Two dek rees. east twenIy-five fees Ia n
STAKE, thence Dy new line north fiity-
eight deg ees W. 1T two hundred And ., -,
Test 10 stake, thence by u new IIne sonsg
tnlfty Two degrees west parallel WIN
washington street twentysf We feet L. a
CORNER Of lot sold 10 Joseph BrInghuSst
Lnence by line thereof south nifty -sls hi
oekfets east Two hundred and sixty f,..t
70 Lhe place OF besinaInx. be the c1n,as'st aost
tnefeoi what they may, subject 10 iha
fikht OF dover therein VI hliza Ians
roole, widow OF the said Thomas ~
Poole. deceased. ~
mat A,sendanoe ? danes yiil se given and terms
ssia oy VICTOR DUPONT, Trustee
A,,..,. OI by his attorney.
I. M. Og Q, AuetIoneer.
a, ~ me same time tne dover interest of
s1e Nlnow OF Thos. 8. Poole will be t,fTer-
ca so that the purchaser will taka ths
P.pPoIty Tree from any claim OF dover.
oeczs-2tawiJanll,the ,thenedtJ ANS.
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. oIICE

~ WILMINGTON, Jsa. 9, 1881.
The annual meeting OF the members OF
the New Castle County n utuai Insurance
6O1 Market street. on Monday next, Jan
uary I7th. frem ~ o'oiock o. m, 70 Z o'clock
p. m ior the purpose OF eiectiug ave
manag rA TO serve for three yoara.
N. N. CLHAvHR,
Jan0tl7th. t,eeretafy.
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DRESS-GOODS PROPER.

| VxbECO-UOOD hOI HAS.
| English plaid, half-wool, 6 cents.
Striped momie-cloth, 8.
Freuch knicksrbocker-cloth suit
ing, 10.
Halfwool Balermo cloth, l2i
Tycoon reps, Ia.
English mslange, l2i.
Marimon-cloth suiting, Is.
Flannel saiting, IL.
Cameo suiting, 20.
Colored cashmere, 27-inch, 20.
Colored powder-Oloths, 27-ineh
20.
All wool flannel suitings, rs.
Colored cashmere, yard-wide, 25.
Brocaded suiting, yard-wide %.
Gray foule beige, all-wool, IS.
Silk-mixed plaids, 81.
German plaids, 40 inch, 35.
Monte cloth, yard-wide, S7A.
Handkerchief plaids, all-wool,
37I.
Twilled-Aannel suitings yard.
wide, As.
Armures, all-wool, 42-inch, so.
Momie-cloths, An.wool, AZ. inch,
SO.
Lupin's nerinOs, all-wool, yard
wide, 40.
Cashmeres, all-wool, 42-inch, SO.
Chudda, all-wool, 44-inch, SIS.
Momie-cloths, 44-inch, all-wOol,
go.
Cords, silk-and-wool, 65.
Camels-hair suitings, 46-inch, IS.
Armures, 46-inch, IS.
Matelasses, 44-inch, LOO.
CamePs-hair suitings, 44-lnch,
LIS.
John Wanama akeP.
Chestuut, Thirteenth aud Market
streets, and Clty-Hall square,
PHILADELPHIA.
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DR. HAYDOCK'
YITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA,


The extraordinary effect Of this pangn
as prepared by Dr. haydOck, upun N
Kidney anu Urinary UTKabhI IL withouu
parallel la the history oI medicine. ~
its results lar beyond aty ui the kidhg
remedies OF the day. Ilstimulates Dlsu
tlou, adds tone 10 the system, IiYlgur4ia
the DebiiitaIed, and Is iufa liDv iOr IA
cure o. Diabetes In lis wOrst form.
Que trial OF ttaspoonfuJ ia win
glass OF water Will convince tne VIZ
skeptical witnin from ten TO twenty IA
utes.
DISORDER OF ThE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these orgAnI
whether they s-creIe too mucu or to a
tie water, or whether they be afflicted
with stone or gravel or with aches an
pains sealed in the Ioins over the fegiUu1
OF the Kidneys.
HAYDOCK KIDNEY PANACEa
viii give almost Immediate relief, wind
All other means have failed. The mOd
powerful existtng medicine Tor The curl
vi female complaints. FIny years erl
perlenct inGou.estabIy PROV q this +, nedj
unrivalled for the disorders inc dental
tue female sex. No family snould Z
without IL, aud IL may be taken by wong
and Old, as II viii restore health vhs,
every other means prove Unsuccessful,
To the stomach we trace dyspep,l
headache and general debility; 10 ths
Ilyer. bic. JAundice and yellow fever. ID
The bowels, diArrh6sA, dysentery. cousu.
patton, Iiles and nstuia; W tue lunu.
consumption, etc.; 10 the blood scrofuL
scurvy and All cutAneous eruptIous. BI
keeping these organs and vital fluid pu' \
anu healthy we may safely DEFY the al
lacks u disease, aud no medicine ya
prepared for this purpose can equal lid
-r-r =
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lana. lot.

lAIVIDEND.
~ UNION NArIorAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON, DEC. 81. 1880.
The Directors have this day declared .
dividend OF i've per cent, out OF the pro-
dts Of tie last ak mouths, payable n
demand. JOHN PEurLE
Janl-lUt. Cashier
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n NOTICE.-Notioe is hereby given that
~ saau apply 70 the General Assem-
pIy OF me state OF DelawAre. ~ the next
vile, Laura Os. ood Harkn0 Q,
JOHN G. HAkKNEsa,
Wilmington, DEL, Dec. 10. lsSV.
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CARPHrS

Anticipating an early
spring trade, and knowing
carpets to be lower now
than they will be again
this season, we have laid in
the largest and choi-
cest stock we have ever put
in our store, although being
fully thirty 1907 days ear
lier than our usual time of
buying. We call particu-
lar attention to a line of
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
at IS cents. These goods
are as good as any Tapes
try sold for one dollar and
are warranted to wear well
and give general satisfao-
ton.
Our one dsllar
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DIVORCE NOTICES.

NOTICE IL hereby given IA al wIII ap-
~ ply 70 the next 9sneral Assem- hiv
OF the state OF Delaware for q divorce
from my husband, William A, Watson OF
ApI oq linimink Hundred 10 1a N ata n
Delaware. SARAH C WATSnN
de cZ2- eodIms
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WANTED.

WANTED:-Ap purchaser for two tneIv
w located cottage lots at RehohoI5
near the beach. or an exchange Tor oitvc
sep9-dAwtK. Oo0'
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aoracHa.

MyOTICE.--Notico Ia hereby given that
In the account book OF kebeFt DArragh
ia The Wilmington Savings Fund -oci-
ETY., has been lost or mislaid, and that
have made application Tor neW book.
jan6 law3wt SARAH MONEY!.
nj OTICE.-The Perpstual Savings and
~ Lo IN Associa tion IL issuing new
series at one dollar share. This asaocl-
alton loans four hundred dollars ON each
share, deducts no premium. but collects
the same monthly.
N. L. Lichtebstein, Sec. jsn4-lm.
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SSihti9e unb iparnenoe Stptis
fir Mar, bic cine StGbmaidbime
su faMfen beabiidbttaen.
Office BON Dbites Ndtmafttnen Go,
gIeYelanb, 8 15. Wdra 1881.

Office BON Dbttss Mdbmaf6tneng
eleYelanb, 3 15. Wdr3 1881.
gDir lenitn Sbre b,ionbere Iufmerl1a 1amteit ba.
rauf. bab mir bic &udfeiie bee Gbiebers, ter bic
SHUTTLE bedt, nit elmer beutlihen Nummer be.
ssdnen uub biefslbe rssitriren. Dtna perfauft,
itelen mir tem 8duftr einen Darrant auf 6 Sabr.
aus. Dieter WaYant entbdlt ben 9lamen bes
Mssnien. Der bic Nafbine BON uas faafte, ben
DATUM beS aaufS unb bic auf Der Ylatte beftnb<
ltbe Nummer. Der Warrant lit BON unS unteY>
aeidnet anb nit bem Siesel ttr Gompasnie Ysr>
f,bsn. Gue anbern unter unitrm Nsnteu ausae.
ltelisa Wauants ilab unddt. Yerfpnen, welde
Nafhinsn fauien, on beren plaiten bic Rammer
strdncen pber beIhdbist III, fDnntn ft1tr fen,
frlter ober fpdtsr in nnaanebmli&isittn III ge>
| raiben.
Die dhte ,.Wbite" III beaiisen cages Die DO.
| puldrts i'm banbsl, bic biuslte unb beIte. gine
srOber. @niatl Der ..Dbh." IN. felt b.lett im
panbel erihen, fabri3irt unb serfauft porben, ais
BON sner aabern i'm itlben 3eitraume, fetbem
| Ndbmaitinen erfunbtn purbta. Sbre Qeihtiafeit.
Usfhwinbiefsit. netit Gsrm, Sh5nteit, Gau.
| erbaftistsit. @erdulhloHsfet unb ibr Vreis per.
sinistn a6 um bic Waihine jsber ssaniilit min.
| fbtne yu MAIDEN unb Solitdubiee 9ufrieben>
| belt nit ber ..gBbits" ~ itdrn
Der rseu 'drt aatboririe Dtrlduftr fir Gan
Mntenio, Ieras, III Gerr lN. G. CrpS.
unb mir raiben ben Raufern, Niemanb anbsrs AZ
potroniiireu. I'm bic dttie .,Wtite" au btfomnta.
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,um Tbeil idpn benutt bat, inoem iie
tpdbrenb elmer Osadt metrere Sunbert
garb @dienen barauf leaen lief. Die
arbeiter ber MiHouri Yacifie warteten
nun unter glnfIbruns beS SngenieurS
W,airr Wfarpin auf cine sinlttse @eles
Ieaenbeit bas @eleiie, bas iebDa bon ben
girbeitern ber Ieras unb ct. Souls Babn
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fanben i6 bic Nrbeiter, iid sesenleitis
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ten UNI bic @dienen gu lesea, @iel oaScr
au }pannen unb bic @eleiie su entfernen.
Stun alma Der Gang los; bic Nrbeiter
murben banbsreiflid unb elm Taultfampf
mar i'm @anae, als Der Sberiff nit elmer
YsiIe erldien, bic 8iotafte perlaS uno
bic Nnfubrer bet beiben Yarteien verbal
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aufnebmen muB unb oaB ct @emalt an=
wenben ,pirb, I'M bies gu erreiden.
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@eseno inipiSirte, 1T nod nidt Suriidse=
tebrt unc man firdtet, baB beibe ben Sn>
bianern in bic 6inbe fielen.
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Wd,t unb Bann getban, wer ien perbirst,
peridQt ber sleiden Strafs.' .'Iue Treanoe
,pieien mir Bic Ibiire; id ities binab in
bic Satatomben mno permeilte bort bel
ben @ebeinen iener unterirbiiaen 2uoten=
itaet, au melher bic Stact Der Nebenoen
ia INNER wieber herab1ntt. Dcd pun
ser unb 8ersmeifluns triebea mid an bas
Iaseslidt berpor; i'd perbars MID in Der
Dimmeruus bes @etStses bon 8ou'
lcsne. Dod aud bier aufseideudt, Fiid=
te i'd mad Yu1p; i'd oente an Did. met
ne lebte Hettuas :. .unb Dn bait meln
gertrauen nidt 9eiduidt. SD banie Dir.
Qucie :. 10 llnb mir wieoer unter eiz
mem Oahe.
SD tann nidt (asen, periebte 3ueie.
baB mir oies elm belcnceres Be6a9en,
Dcer Dir 8robe @iberbeit sewdbrt. Wf.in
6aus 1T tein ein(ames Aihl; es 1T eir
Mittelpuntt selelihoftliden Se,febrs sc:
morben; id tann nibt iebeu Befu&er mad
ieiner Wieinuns. leiner Yarteiiteauna
fraaen. Gten er1 uerlieG mid elm Dfanu
Der repclutiondreu &esieruns. Nues biz
auf meme 3cfe. bic bid slidtider Deiie
nidt tcmmen lab, tann Did bier perra'
tten.
uno On bait ieiu fderes gsrfeds
Du mubt 5undhlt int Reller perborser
bleiten; Oielleidt getinst es mir ipatsr
Dir bel ir9eno einem Treunb einen iide
rem @ewasrlam gu peritaffen. BEL eineu
Der Wadtbaber, bel benz Did geiemant
iudt.
| (Enrtfptuun f6Iof
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- eaHe 5dmorrtpibsn nidt anltettn.
Salber, aDafdmittel unb aubere YfulH.
miitel an,uwenoen III 3tit. unb @elb.
ptridrsneuns. Das sinsise burhaus un.
trlslidhe 5tilmittsl fir bisie lhmr,bafte
&rantteit III ANAKFSIS. IS ulrp pom
Wdnnern err Di0eni&plt ais Die sliid.
lidfe meoi,iniibe gntosduns ,rtldrt, bic
felt 200 Satrsn semadt worbsn. gu
babsn In alien rsacmmirtsn NpUtbtfen.
giitet sud Sor gla&abmunssn. Mhtst
aaruuf. bab bic unterfhrilt pun g. Sils,
tet. W.D. a& auf ierer Sst.t psr
S&ahttl befinpft.,
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gtnt fhmet1etbafte Mnner>
tennung.
~ Das II elm BUD! SD tanu ss snh nitt
iasen,
@ie mir eas 9sr3 BET einsm 8lutt ssiala.
gen.
Dle's mid aepadt bat reht In tiefsr @ssls;
QDis mir pas anbsre ,ussbridt bic 8eble. :"
S6!ser 8srS osS Didters fisl mir bem
DurhleIea Sbres v&ettunssanter"
elm. Wenn Sung uno @lt Sbr ausseseid.
neies Wert leien tpiiroe, 70 .uars biss zine
srobe 0otlttat fir bic Msnihbeit. Sd
usrpe Sbr Bud tei iebsr @slse.nbeti
empfsttsn.
90 fhretbt elm oeutIdsr 3situnes.M.
baetsur aus bsm DeRsn an has Dsut(ts
Sell Snititul. IL Clinton Ytaee. New 2Jort
q. y. Der nNettrnssantsr" wirb far
25 gts. purtofret perianbt.
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(Gurtfesane foIst.)
Betrii9ertfhe Netla m c.

gsi iebt 70 ,alsemsin Mube esmor
ben. ben Nnfans einss interedantsu anp
fpannsnoen Nttifsls ,u fAreitsn unp
bann in sinen aon, sewGtnllh.n @efhai.. j.
puff su osrfaaen, Dab mir uns allsr folder
bstrlssrildsn Rniife entbaltsn unb uns
camtt btsniisfn. III ben einfadfsn Dorten
anf rie 8erbisnae b,s 5opfsm.Btt. /.
ters auimertiam ,u MAIDEN, UNI unlsrs
Qeitr 3u peranlaifen. bafslbe elmer probe
3u unterwerfen. &einsr, Der ben Dsrtb
bieles BittsrS fennt, wtro ie cine anbsre
Mspi3n Sebraudsu.
,Yropibence WppertiIsr"