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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-12-02


The Browning society composed OF
young ladies connected with Beeman
academy, held their closing literary ex-
ercis of the term in the town hall,
New Haven, Wednesday evening last,
with the programme which was an
nounced in our columns last week,
which was rendered creditably to all
who took part in it. After these exer-
cises, Hon. Z. S. Dana, chairman of the
examining committee made report.
Two-thirds of the entire number of
students had reached standard nearly
approaching perfect. lIe expressed
much satisfaction with the results of
the term. An oyster supper at the
Partch House followed.
Roll OF HoNoR.-Below are given
the names of those students who during
the fall term have ranked So or more
with 100 for perfect:
Geo. A. Barton, Timothy Billings,
Frank Barrows, A n BREASTED, Will d
Collins, Robbie M Collins, Charlie
Chaplin, A &c Cushman, Chas S Dana,
Warren III Dana, Chas. f DePoutee,
Frank G Dyer, l. Saxton Doud, Joseph
. IIlul, AtlucT II IOOtc, hdlpu Il
Loveland, Dan C Noble, Fred Partch
Orson Partch, Frank B Royce, Frank L
Sharpe, Albert Sneden, Herbert M Tay.
lor, Herbie j Twitchell, Harry L
Wright, Judson Wickus, Raymond
Clark, Belle Billings, Claudia Billings
Edna A Boardman, Nettie A Brumley
Mary o Cady, Kate S Chaflee, Emma
A Clapp, Nellie L Conant, Minnie L
Doud, Lottie e Elmer, May Elmer
jamie b Elmer, ID May Howard, Hattie
T. Mason, Nellie II Mason, Mabel A
Parent, Carrie L Partch, Ida B Parker
Elsie Ray, Kettle z Royce, Cora j
Sherman, Minnie f Smith, Eta
Thompson, Elizabeth 7 Wilson. Tel
of these have already been engaged tC
} teach in district schools during the win
ter. We trust their work will be o
such character that their patrons ma,
count themselves fortunate that
Beeman student has taught thei
; school.
: The next term, which promises to b
well attended, will open at the Acade
any next Tuesday.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-12-02
ADDISON

The Mission Band has begun win
ter work.
"A. S. Norton is to have new win
dows to his house.
Thanksgiving services were held
in the Baptist church.
Our Baptist friends are preparing
for Christmas exercises.
S. Farmers home improvements
are an addition TO the charms of River
Street.
George Ayres, who is selling sew
ing machines for Chapman & Co., pas
sed through here on business trip re-
Gently.
Uncle Philo Bowers, an eighty.
two year old West Addison boy, has
set his companions good example
this fall. lie has plowed sixteen acres
of Rgreensward, doing it in eighteen
days.
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OUR PENSION RoLL.-Governme
has paid in pensions, from the first,
5000, 900 900, of which $50, 00O, 900 was
before the rebellion. There are now
living over 5000 pensioners of the war
of 1872 and about five thousand of those
who served in the Mexican war. The
total number OF the survivors of the
last named war is estimated at 5000
or 10000. The Union survivors of the
war OF the rebellion are estimated at
100000 to 100000 There were
about 26S, 900 pensioners on the roll
July LIST, and there are 27O, 900 applica-
tons on file, of which about two-thirds
will probably be granted. Not less
than 10000 new claims were filed in
the last fiscal year. 1t is thought that
the roll will continue to increase for
ten years, and that then it will number
400, 900 names.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-12-02

A new phase in the temperance work
has presented itself. Since the search
was made three weeks ago, dealers are
constantly anticipating similar visit
from the officers. When the constable
and one Of his deputies came over from
bennington TO take Clough into custo.
dy, one of these, quicker-witled than
the others, rushed home at tho sight of
the officers, and spilled the liquor he
had on hand on his cellar bottom, about
one hundred dollars worth. When he
found out the true object of their visit,
and his own mistake, he spent an hour
or two quoting scripture in way that
filled the place with sort of blueness
that was solemn TO experience Ben
nington Banner.
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THE CENTRAL VERMONT L1rreArrc

THE CENTRAL VERMONT LITIGATION.
The great railroad case of Langdon
against the Vermont and Canada rail-
road company and others came up for
hearing before Chancellor Royce at st.
Adams on Saturday. 1t was concluded
that the chancellor, without hearing,
shall enter pro forma a decree of fore
closure against the Vermont Central
railroad company first and second mort
gage bondholders and the Vermont
and Canada railroad company in favor
OF the trust bondholders, unless said
companies and mortgage bondholders,
by certrin day to be fixed, pay what
is now due on said trust bonds and
what shall in future accrue when it be.
comes due, they shall be foreclosed OF
all equity of redemption in the Yer.
mont and Canada railroads and proper
ty. From this pro .forma ruling the
case goes direct to the Supreme Court
January term.
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LINCOLN.

George Colby is to carry on farmin
Warren.
Asa Jackman has bought 700
acres of timber land and is intending to
manufacture lumber and butter tubs.
Mrs. Hittio Danforth, who is 81
We ars old, thinks she can 90 the other
three Years, and is in pretty good
health.
Quite large company gathered at
the house of Mark Cove to partake of a
Thanksgiving dinner, and in the even
ing the entertainment was vocal and in
strumental music, dancing, etc.
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Notices.
Majolica ware at Wales.
Japanese goods at Wales.

Japanese goods at Wales.
Fruits at Hub Dining Rooms.
Best five cent cigars at Hub Dining
Rooms.
See the elegant new goods at
Wales.
New lot of all kinds of nuts at Hub
Dining Rooms.
Get your shipping tags, strung oil
unstrung, at the Register office.
Hats and Scotch caps, a good as.
sortment at Beckwith g. Co.'s.
For SALE EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP.-A
small printing bill against the class OF
1882 of Middlebury college.
Ladies' hand-sewed, fleece-lined,
glove kid button boots; also pebble
goat and glove kid button, chamois-
lined, very nice for fall and winter
wear, ct BECKwITH 81 Co.'s.
Ladies' in want of shoes will bear
in mind that we keep six widths in kid
and goat button boots, enabling us to
fit almost everyone. Our stock is large
and prices low. BECKwITH IL Co,
Remember that there has been a
change in the firm and that all accounts
contracted before Oct. LIST. 1881, must
be settled Immediately, so that the old
books may be closed.
SHELDON 81 Co.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Library Association, will be held at
the Library room, Tuesday Dec. ID. at
3 O'Clock j. NJ. All persons who wish
to become members of the Library, the
ensuing year. can do SO by the pay
ment of two dollars, and leaving their
names with the librarian, commencing
Saturday, Dec. 3. The Library will be
open Saturday afternoons, during the
winter, from two until five O'Clock.
Middlcbury, Nov. rs, 1881. Wv.
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BRISTOL.

Ten ions of poultry were shipped
to Boston the Thursday before Thanks
giving. The average price for chickens
was ii cents per pound, aud II for
turkeys.
Arthur Hill shot Wild cat last
Sunday in a swamp bordering on Hogs
Back Mountain. The animal meas
ured from nose TO end of tail four feet,
the tail being but three inches long.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-12-02
LEICESTER.

i. Herbert Norton came near losing
his lie the other day while chopping ID
the woods. A tree that had lodged ia
its descent Suddenly fell, and Mr.. Nor.
ton was crushed TO the earth beneath
its weight, receiving very severe
scalp wound. lie became very mucl
weakened from loss of blood-an artery
having been severed. 20
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SNOWMAN.

There have been four deaths in
town from scarlet fever. The epidem-
ic seems to be subsiding.
S. A. Parker will preach in the
Universalist church in Shoreham, next
Sunday, Dec. 8. By request he will
speak in the afternoon on "Infidelity,
its Cause and its Effects on Society"
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CORR1LL.

Mr.. S. S. Rockwell and wife have
just returned from two months trip
west, and we Judge from their looks
and appearance that the VESTS a good
point to visit.
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THOSE WONDERFUL CURES

Of the Crippled and Deformed, represented in
DIR. J. r. MANN'S Pictorial Circulars, which have
SO astonished the people during the past nine
years, are being repeated every Tuesday and
Wednesday A. n. at l202 Washington ST., boston,
and los West alst ST., New York, every Saturday
and Monday A. N.
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E8TRAY.

Came into the enclosure OF the subscriber, about
October 10 ult, three yearling heifers,. of n
grizzly color and one red. The owner ues-
Ted 10 prove property pay charges and hem
away. LEWIS o.
salisbury, W., Noy. 81, 1851.
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EAST MIDDLEDURY.

Rev. S. NJ. Bidwell will preach ct
the Methodist church in Ripton, Dec.
4 at eleven O'Clock a. IN.
"A laws terminated on Saturday
night under the second board of Jurors
verdict eighteen dollars and costs for
plaintiff; cause of action, defornmity
found in fatted male pig.
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County News.
NEW IA YEN.

BEEMAN ACADEMY NOTES.
, 1881-08-19

THE London Times concludes, from tho re-
lnurks tns.slc by 1'arlell In tho llouse of Con-
mons "Wednesday night, tllat he Intends
entering OH u new campaign Of agitation iii
Irclar<l. 1t charges TINT numbers If the
Land League, Including members Of parlla-
tnent. 1.-Two by agitation alone, and that the
money so freely subscribed III America md
Australia goes to pay lllon who fan the flame
Of agitation to their own g'or1tlcatfon and atl-
val1cenlunt. THO Timcs thinks this thing
Ilas gono far enough. It declares TINT the
rc]atIons between ireland and England are
aowadjustett OIL basls Of Justice mud reason-
nblo concession, and that tho Irish agttators
should bu told distinctly and plainly TINT
they will not bc permitted inuct longer to
test English forbcarnllcc.
, 1881-08-19

=, Hp6tI6& UH011eR 70 1M C61taeo 3fto9Hse
WAsttlN0roN, u. T., AN.. l8.-S y. Ill.,
Tt,crs arc, unfortunately, ut this hour divided
oplnions rs to the Presidents condition as'd
~ to the prospect Ut Ills ultimate recovery,
But for the nuw, mysterious, nlld unexpected
symptoln which tor tho trst time WIS notlce1
Il, tho ,ntd.luy bulletin, thore could Tonight
bo no question, but ts.at tho President Is bot
tur, tor Ills stomaefl Il certainty recovering
from what 1t was feared III Aouslay MlglIt
be its linal collapse, anu ta-.!ay Inns per
formed to lIulile4t Aegre9 Its natural flllIc-
tons. THO President has takell additional
uouslshluent through, tho nat,lrat medium
OF t,lu mouth with oyldoI.t relish.
without nausea, md las retatnel 1t. 1|c ilas
had kouu.tss administered 10 him III s'4a!l
quantities turing tho Aay, and ttls AFTERNOON
took q spoonful Of milk Ysuel prepR1eu by
, 1881-08-19

TIE death Is announced Of tho lion. john
II. Addau,s, President of the National Bunk
Of Freeport, ILL.,, at Grccn Bay, Wis; of Mr..
II. L. Dickinson, Of tho Insurance. firm OF
Stcarns u Dickinson, Of this city. at his
homo horo; md Of Martin Forstlncyor, OK
Mayor Of Decatur, III.
, 1881-08-19

A TEAM of English professional crickotcrs
proposes making professional tour OF
America md Australia under Capt, Sllaw.
Tl,ey Will leave Liverpool on tho Goth Of Sep
te,nbcr. Cricketing will now beco,nc oil the
rage among tho fashionable snobs Of tho
Eastorn cities, and certainly among tue
Arafrnitnns
, 1881-08-19

An arrest under tho Coercion act was 1nafa
ut Tralce yesterday. This Stems to Indicate
tint tho Coercion, nct l'ns not and will not be-
como dead letter, alld that tho appeals Of
tho English IsAdlcals for tic liberation Of tho
Irish "suspccts" d" will bo refused.
, 1881-08-19

MOUNT ST. b1Any's CoLLE0E (Roman
CatholIc) ut Em,ntttsburg, Mil, las passcd!
through financial crisis. Tho crcdftors
l.ayo been compromised with. nnd the COL
lego remains intact. Tie alumni contributed
generously tn rolioye the financial enIbnr-
rassulent, The REV. Alr. Dyrns, the now
President, says tlero Is promise OF pros
porous aud useful career for tho college.
, 1881-08-19

THE dynamite fiends have evidently scared
so,ne Englistmen. A largo force Of police
accompanied IL steamer Which conveyed
members OF the British Ministry to Il ball
quet ut Greenwich Wednesday. Some
threatening letters llad been received.
, 1881-08-19

THOMAS IL. nrAnv1x, sapuntlrel;who
married. young lady of lligh social stand-
ing In 1slchmond, Va, while Ills wife WIS
still living, was arrested Mt Lynn, Mass, yes
tertlay OH the charge OF forgery. Ho will
also be prosecuted on tho Charge Of blsnny.
Marvin Is described rs a most unmitigatetl
senttrtfre1
, 1881-08-19


EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. 1873 a. H.
The information received this morning from
the physicians and attendants ,lpol, the Pres
ifent Is very encouraging. Tho Physicians
report ills pulse 104. rhe attendants ut Ills
bedsttlo report that he rested quietly atd
slcpt considerable during the night. An
cinema was administered about midnight,
which Inns been retained.
The Indications Ire that everything Is pro-
gresslng lliueIyin tho sick rooll,. Ur, Agnow
left for Philadelphia oil tho llul[tetl EXPRESS.
llu will probably ruturn tomorrow III order
tllut Dr. Hamilton may 20 to NUw York Sat
urtiay. Pr1vuto-Socrotary brown ncc0,la-
panied tho Doetur to tho tra!n. and says
llu tulkcd very oncouragIngly Of the ftesl-
dents chances. Previous 10 lenvlng the
Mansion, DR.. Agnow hnl tulk with Mrs. Cur
ftcld and Informed hor TINT lo felt PERFECTLY &C.
euro IN being temporarily abaont; thae If an
emergency should oeunr he could cas'y 10 snn''
1nu,,r1, oto. At this hour tho i'rosident IL rest
Ing tluIotly. About thrcc-Qnartcrs OF m hour
,tgo ho touk small quantity OF konH1tss. which
wis eiyen him by bis wltc. upto this time no
bud otIocts have boon experienced from 1t. aud
tho putlout IL now sleeping.
1a:W 7. II.
Tho President nas agatn takcn small qnantl-
ty OF koumtss, md retained 1t. l1e relishos
uourIshuont and ask8 for more. 1iu has par-
takon sovornl timcs during tho morning. At
present there nro no Indications OF being dis
turbod by nausea.
rs DR.. Hamilton was leaving tho White House
ton minutes aKn hD sall, III response tu Qfses'
ton OF tho representative Ut tho pross, that be
could rot UoRyoulentiy explain tho cause OF iti-
tAnu fhTA t1N1ii.
, 1881-08-19

EARL GRANVILLE, tie English Foreign
Secretary, told IL deputation OF tic Anti
Slavery Society which waited oil him yester-
day TINT he, Intended to appoint Consnls In
,Soudnn and KfInrtoom, comforting on them
power to travel, hoping thus to ditnfnisl. tho
supply OF domestic slaves IN Egypt. 1lo also
informed tho dcputation that England lad
communicated with Franco on tic subject
asking cuUpArAtfo1l.
, 1881-08-19

IT Is believed that the energy displayed by
tho German authorities 1t, prosecuting tho
,,ntf-Jewisli rioters Is slt.o to tho representa-
tions Of the crown Trlnee Frederick Will
INN, who ilns no tolcfatlon for bigots Of any
.t...1 -
, 1881-08-19

THE American Bar Association now In
session Mt Saratoga, Oil tho motion of Mr..
Dradhcatl. Ut st. .Lotils, adopted resolutions
Of sympathy with tho President md Of hope
for his recovery. Tho resolutions were sent
by telegraph 10 Mrs. Garfield and to Sccre-
tary Blame. -.-
, 1881-08-19

POSTMASTER GENERAL. JAMES has issued
M order calling tho attention Of postnlnsters
to the necessity of efFectuuily catlcelfng tlio
stamps Of. lIl,ltl matter. Neglect III this mat
tor has caused considerable loss to tic Gov
ernmeut,
, 1881-08-19

WILLIAM II. Sruw, resident Of Chicago
stl,ce tstI7, nnu member Of tic first Doar,l Ut
Alderman Of this city, tltc,l nj his residence
here yestertlay. liz built tic ilrst franc
liouso OH The West Side.
, 1881-08-19

D.sffor DICKINSON {coloretl) Of South
Carolina and {ieorgin, HlslIup Sherer of
Ohio, md bishop Payne Of Baltimore, ar-
rlyad In London yesterday to attend tlo
Methodist Ecimenical Conference.
, 1881-08-19

.pEnEGuSE, tho celebrated English race
horse, looked OH as Il possible winner Of the
st. l:eKcr Stakcs, has bccn "scratclcl."
Lorillartl's 1roluofs is now first favorit
betting il 05 forto 10 against the Anerlcaii
, 1881-08-19
Ulks IEIE fIEI&Ns
SpetfdI pApdtth to Tbs Chicago 1fi1nnA

8pfetdk Dtspateh to Tbs CHteaoo Ttto,tne
yyAsu1yGroS. u, e.. AuE. t8.-Dr. Kpy..
hu,,, ,.o,,,n n,t from TIM ttnctora' rom fpr a
t.,,, ,,,,,n,.. tutt tl,, orta rno,r +1,,u ova,,.
~ , IT, t. iati 80. ant.;,,t,.
ll,e, "',o ''s u":Sn p ...ns,. . .,.. ~
eiso"eu Nv tl".s"1!u'a WIZ y. .'",e "' .. H." ..,
!""E""Eo "no ote" ''''o ee.4se. .,''A'l ~" 10
iaco, ~ uio ualeek Qnca.oH MAcaiot LIZ
S"eHlnE o1 tAe Hta1la ol ule uecA "aS'tu W
regarded Us m nHfaVof1p!e symptom '0llu
could bo considered tO hnvo arisen from
pylc,uiA OF bl0ua.poisD he said: "'rlie re-
,urt TINT thfs swelling Is dun to bIood.uofsOn-
inp ia at,so,rn,v tut.c rbcro IA not tho siIvhtest
,rr,c t,f nv,rmin nuywhrro MINT tho prosldont.
r. thcre ,yas t1,oro tutuht DO little atsccsges
nho,,t ttc s,,rfnre ThBrt, arc uouo This swel-
Ino ia ann tf tho conditions usuol IL vuushos
wn,,n,1s Thorn IL
xort1,vn 11xtrs,iar. m A1Anurya
obo,,t n. md ii ,oos mt uyo us serious concern.
r..n ,,.e.,.,"+ ~ iIt,l, a.,r from n th1a oycn.
in1 ort I'M. inss natu.,,
'ts' sW,ot ,rea, mint 10 vim prnposo tn pursue
with rcunri tn itY'
Two sbnIl ilrat opdcayor to scatter 1t. Failing
in tbnt. the swoll,nu uu1oubtedly viii suppurato
a ~ dDsi .sknn .,n tho ,ynn1 II !. It na1
1u.rnat,s ho roaaruc1 as rood Indication rather
,ha,, ",horw,*r such sweill,,us oftcn o,pear u
thn closu at tynbolI and othor feyors, and at tht
..'s.ira,ton 49, ~ n amrvIcoi revrr ia runsho
yn,mds. Thev often arfso wbun tho wound hus
.m,.rt IN s,,ut,,,rxto or ia nbu,t to etop suppu-
rntiu. md fur these REASONS tho swelling ts uot
In I'm rctrHrt1cl os IN alarming tul!catioa+".
IN. Hiss.
n, N, ,1t,,sr, l,toctut<.t I,rt.s.
,v.a,,,>,,,,.,. f,'r Ann n --,ybpn r}r. nlIss
,o,, thc ,,rsln,, II, .s.4s H. m ho wna mot Mt tho
frorr o,trnno, hy snyer,t nDou,bcrt OF tho press
1to". ,t ,.,n, ,rys .., tn ,ho varoa rmora
.,.:,,.' 49,. ~" ,,'o ,Jr",,In,c1 alnro fho midday
,. mnea ua 'es ,.a.sa T., ",Smoctton with .hn tn-
u!ct'h WIS sssa,u , ~ .,ss'os,..s ,"rs., s,r1
, 1881-08-19

I1Usr has t1oMo considerable damage to
tho wheat rrop III tho Province or Ontario.
Tho bugs are making l..voc Among tltc pota-
toes uf tho saillc Province.
, 1881-08-19

soME OF the Cook County Judges favor Quo
session OF five hours aud haif, from to
$50, Ia preference to the twosess'ons prao"
tlce now prevailing. Judge Tuley u eho
, 1881-08-19
G&te Gtth1&1te.

LOCAL. ruins. followed by clearing weather.
winds mostly ,iorthorly, nnd stationary or
higher Temperature for this region to-.lAy.
, 1881-08-19

TnE elections for members ol tho ticrna,!
1sctcl,stng will cn,l,nGncn OIL tic 18TH Of
Octohcr. All tic elections will not bu lEcld
tlle sai11n Inv,
, 1881-08-19

nAYAlsD TAYLOR, Poet and Traveller,
Ss,t: n tnke vfeAt p1eAeiro til recommending to
parent. ths Acaleu.{ Of NJ s.xith!n Y short!!dxo."
EaM tlsDi: II cheerfnlIJ consent to tho uso ut my
name retcsonco. Ny buys will roturn TO yon ror
shelt fuurta yenr} after tlclr vhcnt1un" -
Fotne lltuhtTatGd Cifcuinr nddsuss StVaTNlN
{. .bMUItTI.IUt1E, y. NJ, llnrvRtsl UnivsF-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-14
Git, ttniere Gre1.aoe.

Gs limb ans DOH 9amen in allen 9bsiTen b:s
Saubes. lpeldt ii6 litr bic berridenbe Yooe in
:erellirel, Sammlnn9en DON Geid6itss Hartsn
u!sujamuelN, lid6ira9en na9 SarteI SlIge.
9aueeH unb mir haben liir lie cine 0arHitur DON
iieben l60neu Garten 5rI6eR I~ullel. isbe III Iehs
Narben duf 9ptoenem Grnnoe, tueI6e uYI b0d)lt
tiInltliriide aStIie Ghatelpeare's sSiebeH Nlter5s
i1uien oes Wtenlhen" o1rltelen., @ir bahen teius
soften un bieien Torten geldeut; tic liIl6 in scr
Shut tletae &unltIperte. TIMER einStaes gsitre;
ben mar IS, bLe ~itiniten Garten 81 %oiierireu, lpette
iberbaupt ie eeieben wurhen. Gabira9em mad
~oenlelbem linD 10 3ohlrei6 engagement, oab fait
ole gauge 9tulla9e Su9eld9r lit, che MIR NOD Die
kartsn DON benz GiinitIer srbd!tsI boben. @ir
habeu una 6aber geswul9sn 9eisben. ben ioI=
9enbeu Elan flr bic 8er,beiIul9 Der tbri9en Su
GDoptIren. IS lperbeu teIne pergolbeteu Sbafez
ipeare=& arten. upn oeIeu iieben Su eiuer Serie
9eb0ren, u%erlenoet, alIs9ellomuleI aui cine Be-
ibeini9un9 DON einen 8rorer, oaB bic Eeriuu.
,pside nm sic SarteI bitter, DON ibm an icnem
3oae minbeitsns iieben Barren DON Gobbins'
@lettriihsr Seife 9et1mlt bat, nit Mugabe be5
baiiir be;abltsH Sreiies. allie Die auf bieie &Ssils
lib oil uns member. wer6en cine pole GariIis
tar non iiebeM Rartea gratis. init Der FOit sns
rantte fem, baB Hniere Sreunoe uno @0nner
ibrsu NntbeiI Don bieien ld0nen Teilins erbaIs
ten, oboIcid ms oaorr4 teIncS,ps9s bic Soften
iTr Sic Nnier.igun9 Der Earten beSabIt Ipsroeu.
Guer grpcer bait bic SeIte. oosr lpIro lie aHihafs
fen. uub 1penn Sic All einmal 0apoM lieben Bar
i65rs Ssr:en erbalten. Die Seize seiuinnt nit
Sem 9llter an @iiteunb lit Gin III ieoer NSo9e moth.
~utnbissr Nrtitel in .Sbrsm 3auie. Wtau eriu6t
sic beshalb nidt, eiIItI unniiSeI ArtiEtl sI taiI>
fen. ipnoetu e:neu iOlden, ben sic isbsuiaus ba=
ben miiiien. l9jr bitten Sic. uns Sbr G5siHa
unpcripeilt einsuienben nno Shren 8reubiunen.
,p,ld,e Earten>5 ammIun9eH baben, aH iasen. lie
miiBten baiielbe tDnn.
AGtIn9spou bic Sbrissn
g. 9. Greein& 60, go. ll6 SGb &terte Ctr,
philadelphia, pa.