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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-01-28
HAVE YOU EVER KNOWN

Any person to be seriously i'll without a weak
stomach or inactive liver kidneysi And when
these organs are in good condition do you not find
their posessor enjoying good health Parker's
Ginger Tonic always regulates these important Or
gans and never fails to make the blood rich and
pure and to strengthen every part Of the system
II has cured hundreds Of despsiring invahds Ask
your neighbor about it, Gs1
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-01-28

vote, the Republicans voting solidly for
an adjournment, which was accomplish
ed by two ma iority.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-01-28
Death Rate in Cities.

The following table gives the aver
age animal death rate per 1000 inhabi-
tants for ten years, l666-l677:
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Mass Temperance Convention.

The annual meeting of the Caledonia County
Young Mems Temperance Society will be held at
the Town Hall in st. Johnsbury, on TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY first at 1890 a m. Let the temper
snoe people of the county turn out and make this
meeting success An invitation is extended to
ali temperance organizations in the county to be
present.
W. II. PRESTON
Jan. le, 81. E.W. CLARK, E1. Com
GEO. K. DREW,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-01-28
ISAAC n. SWiTSER,
Successor to FRANCIS SWITSER in the
BUSINESS

will continue the same in manufacturing Lounges.
Mattresses, Spring Beds, Easy Chairs, and all
kinds of upholstery work. Repairing done at
short notice and in the best possible 69tf
Eastern Avenue, st. Johnsbury, vt.
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We wish to reduce stock preparatory to invoicing.
and now offer
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
Rhc aKnaIjc Pain.

Mr.. John Lohse, 81 Degrew street, S
Brooklyn, N. Y, writes "For quite a
long time have been a sufferer from
rheumatic pain. which increased in
spite OF all remedies that l tried. Hsv
ing heard very high praise of the St.
Jacobs Oil, concluded to make trial.
Ny left arm feeling too painful to en-.
lure severe subbing, | took piece Of
fanDel, soaked it we'll with tho st.
Jacobs Oil, and put it around my arm
as tightly IS | could bear it. After the
FIST night of Shis trial | commenced to
experience relief, and after two days
all pain vanished, leaving a permanent,
cure.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
Whas he Offers.

Excellence of workmanship and po'
lite attention, as well as entize salts
faction to its patrons, is what makes
Beerwsld's photograph gallery 80 very
popular. A fuil line Of accessories and
all the facilities for making fine worh
can be found at this establishment
Don't make a mistake in the place 4; II
is 307 Market street, wes. side, frs
gallery above Third street, Whining
ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
OHALLENGE EXTRAORDINARY ! !
Read this, 1t may save your LIfe'

DIR. V. K. STONE. late physician and
surgeon Of the United States Army, the In.
ventOr OF Apepsia, the only known medicine
that will cure dyspepsia, to-day challenges
the world to produce case OF dyspepsia that
Apepsia will not cure. Dr. Stone and some
OF our most eminent physicians have tested
1t on cases of every form and stage, even old
chrenic cases Of thirty and forty years stand
ing where everv known medicine had failed,
and In every case the result has been cure.
This gives me confidence In saying 70 the
nubltc there ia no case l cannot cure after
treating thousands OF cases, some Of which
had been gTea up 10 die. Readsr have you
dyspepsia 7 II so, get bottle OF Apepsia and
rejoice again in perfect health.
Prics per boStle, LOO. For sale wnole
sale and retail by z. James Belt, Sixth and
Market streets, aud n. B Dantort til, Second
and M aIket streets. Also by all retail drug
Rists. Real Dr. stones rules OF diet on cir
cuIar. Druga lists have them. Ianb'u
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
The virginia Reneaius,ers

General Malone, as chairman of the
executive committee, has issued his
call for a convention OF the Virginia
Read busters, to meet in Richmond, os
the "a Of jane, 1881, ''to nominate q
State ticket for Governor, Lieutenant.
Governor and Attorney General, and to
take euch other and further action as
in the wisdom OF year representatives.
rasy condnoe to the good Of the people
of the State"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
A Great traveller.

The Rochester Democrat OF Friday says:
Charles w PoulsUn pm blicly ack now
iedged to be 1.-The Greatest traveller in
the world" was in town yesterday. H.
spent some time with Sol. Vile, whose
deceased brother he met and became
acquainted with in Florida. Mr.. Poul
son, although he is yet quite a young
man, had travelled AZ the last resume
he made 800, coo nlles. He is prom.
inentIy connected with several metro.
pol,tan steamboat lines and spends his
winters in Florida. He told the repor-
ter that he was travelling most Of the
time, and had become SO used to it that
he could sleep better in sleeping -cal
berth than in bed, He Travelled around
the world with General Grant, and has
been in Europe four OF five times. He
has been in San Francisco halt a dozen
times. He is just on his way home from
little trip to the West. He first went
to San Francisco, then 10 New Orleans,
and, by way OF the Mississippi and the
Ohio, to Louisville and Cincinnati. He
made various excursions from Cinoin-
natl, taking in Pittsburg and ether
places, and thence came TO Rochester,
whence he departed to New York last
evening. He was ON board the steam,
er Paris c. Brown, Captain Halliday,
which came so near going over ,he falls
at Louisville, with 100 passengers or
hoard. Mr.. Poulson was also on board
the Narraganset. when her fatal COLI
sion with the Stonington teok place
and was among those reported lost
thus having the satisfaction OF seeing
his own obituary in the New York
Philadelphia and other papers. Il,
generally travels With Scotch terriel
dog Of his. This dog has been in Gin
cinnati four times, in other places il
proportion, and has been franked I,
tWenty-seven different cities. So vel
is he acquainted with bis MASTER.
usual route, that he is often left !,
himself in the baggage cars for dis
tsnce Of 1000 miles, but he generally
manages to turn up in the end. Mr.
PoulsCn and his dog have met with
many accidents, but, as he himself says
they have not yet been killed. This cele
bratsd traveller has an inexhaustabl,
fupd Of anecdotes about Southern acc
foreign lite, all Of which are both inter
eslipg and instructive.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
knigh 10 of St. Patrick.

At the meeting Of the Knights Of St.
Patrick, yesterday afternoon, a oonsti.
tuition was adopted, and about a dozen
new members were recrived. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
Chief Knight--R K4lley.
Deputy Knight-F. X. Jacquo,.
knight Secretary. B. Ginder.
Knight Treasurer-W. A. Bleyer.
Sergeant st.arms-P Dever.
Knight Marshall. Flanagan.
The fourth Monday Of each month
was adopted as the regular meeting
night.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
sMALL.POx IN SUSSEX.
Forty People Stricken Through Is
sad mfstake-HOrr1bI St0ry.-t

sad Mfstake-HOrr1bto StOfy.-i
@ georgetown Inquirer, Of Saturday;
The sslbyville correspondent Of The
Inquirer last Saturday announced the
death from mysterious disease on the
Thursday previous Of Mrs. George Fur
man, Of that place. The doctor who
attended her did not, IT seems, know
what her ailment was, and inShsr last
moments-in fact during her whole ill
'riends congregated around her
bedside. Her funeral took place on
Sunday, and the little church in which
the memorial services were held was
crowded by country folks. According
to a custom leng established in this
par. of the State, the coffin was opened
and hundreds OF people embraced the
opportunity to take the last look at the
deceased. The cause of her death was
yet a mystery, but when it was remem-
bered in the community that the dead
lady had recently received from Phila-
delphia q buffalo rope It became q mat.
ter Of gossip that she had died Of small
pox. On the heels Of this conclusion
came another case Of similar chsrao.
ter; another, still another, and 80 on
until the number yesterday it was re-
ported, reached forty. In the meantime
Mrs. Furman's two children, according
10 latest advices, had died OF the
plague and her husband was Ill Of the
ssms.
Up to Wednesday the doctors were
unable 10 decide what the disease was.
One coDtended that it was scarlet
fever, another that it was small pox, 3
third that it was an underlined fever
OF the eruptive class, while another
still frankly confessed ne did not know
what ii was.
On Thursday, at Frankford, several
physicians OF the lower part of the
,Ounty hvld consultation as TO the
character OF the disease and, il is said,
we're unanimous in the conclusion
that it was smallpox. immediately
or as soon as the news could spread, a
genuine panic ensned, and telegraph
10 order was sent to Philadelphia for
virus sufficient TO inoculate the inhab.
itants of Baltimore and Dagsborougb
hundreds. Yesterday Or. Layton,
here, was asked to transmit virus for
one hundred persons and in the after.
noon Dr.. Richards sent lot down to
the tilictsd community.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28

CyHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF writ
= oiLevaS7i Facias to me directed, will be
exposed to pubic sale at the Hotel OF Sam
uei PeacocV, in Middletown, st. Georges
I'D. New castle COUNTY. Del, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF March, 1881,
at250 O'Clock, p. In.,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land. situate in the
town Of Middlelown, County OF New Castle,
and State of Delaware, with frame store
thereon erected, bounded aud described as
follows. to Wit: Beginning at post corner
,or land ni J. F. EliasOn On Main street,
thence with said Eliason's land s0nth three
tourths oil degree east 10 corner OF said
Giason's land. on a line OF n. a. Cochran,
and teence with said C0ehran's land south
slightly eight degrees, west titty ieet to Cor
DER for Rachel Ireland, thenCe north three
fourths Of degree, west one hundred and
iity ect to said street, thence with said
treet north eighty, eight degrees east fifty
teet to the place OF beginning, be the con-
ents thereof more or less. Book V, Vol. y,
-'age l47, sc.
Seized aud taken in execution as the prop
.rty of Jshn B. ROBERTS and t.. and to be
sold by PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHEaIFF's oFPIcB, Wilmington. March .,
1881. marl9
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
Re nOynl.
For the RHrUBLIOAN.

For the RErUBLIoAN.
MRssEEs. EDITORS Joseph 0fme,
Esq. who has for several years kept
the Pennsylvania House, on Pennsyl-
vanie svepue, has leased his house to
John z. West. Mr.. Orme kept one o.
the most respectable public houses II
this city, refusing to sell to minors, ou
the Sabbath day or to intoxicated per-
sons. Mr.. Orme coutemplates opening
q public house at Atlantic City. If he
leaves cur city he will carry with him
The best wishes of many Of our citizens.
He is a good citizen. He served in the
&. s. army during the rebellion up to
the close of the war. He has always
been staunch Republican worker.
WELL WIsHER.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
Is he wiser?

John P. Cornell appeared at the
Police Court on Saturday evening and
brought suit against Jacob Weyssr for
being disorderly and using threatening
Language. The occurrence happened
on Saturday morning at 205 Jefferson
street. The Mayor fined Weyser the
costs Of the case and required him to
furnish 800 peace bond.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
PU RLIC sALEN.
SALE

HJC bllS ShkEE
Fu RNITURE, CaRPEIS,
4 c., at brake n Cos Auction Room, No. 9
East Fourth street, on
AFTERNOON, MARCH 81,
at l.3O o'clock,
Consisting OF walnut chamber and parlor
suits, buresus, bed-steads, stands, tables
lounges, tne cottage suit, marble top tables
= ood soiae, tne pi ano. in gooi order, side
boards 2 tine coaches, extension tables, hat
rack, looking glasses, mattresses, cane and
Windsor chars, book case, 100 yds. Brussels
carpet, 400 yds. ingram carpet, 100 yds. 'ag
carpet, parlor stoves, 3good ranges, sew lnK
machines, glass and Ineensware and other
articles too tedious 10 mention. Goods open
for inspection on Wednesday evening and
Thursday morning before sale. Persons nav
ing goods to disposs OF, by leaving their
ass and number will receive prompt at
tentioI, DRAKE h 90,
marie, 1880 Auctieuesrs.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
Another change.

B. Row, sgt, has removed to No. II
East Second street, between King and
Market, where hs will still make tC
order substantial and fashionable
clothing at prices which are only abou,
5 per cent. above ready-made goods.
Ali work guaranteed, and perfect I'll
or no sale. Altering. repairing, dyeing
and securing done neatly at very rea'
soDabl1 charges.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
EnraSins an elephant.

The "tools are not all dead yet"
For example, William Husband, while
in Madison Square Garden, New York,
last Thursday morning, gave one Of
the elephants an apple charged with
cayenne pepper, rendering the animal
furious. Being unclaimed, the ele.
phant ran around, aud came in col
lision with the lately erected seats,
damaging them to ths extent Of $500.
He was then secured, and eased of the
pain by liberal doses of oil.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
Two Calls Declined.

Rev. George R, Kramer, pastor Of the
Household Of Faith, announced last
evening that he would decline the oalls
to the Advent church In Boston and
also to the church in Brooklyn. H.
intends to remain in Wilmington and
build the new church for the House
hold Of Faith.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
the Reason why

sutterley & Sawyer. 3O2 Market st.,
do the largest business in the city is
because they do first class work, and
their prices are within the reach OF
sll wanting firstolass photographs. Call
and see them.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
I. ap. d r..

A joint meeting Of the members Of the
encampmsut branch Of the order will
be held on Tuesday evening, March
20, at 7.3O O'Clock. in the room fourth
story Of the Odd Fellows Hall, Third
and King, for the purpose Of instruction
and rehearsal In the new work.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Oh witt
= OF Plus Vendttioni Exponas TO me di-
.ected, will re expo ed to public sale a. tne
81 Georges nd, New Castle County, Del
aware, on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF March, 1851
at 2.30 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Beal Estate, Viz
An THAT certain lot and piece Of ground
situate ina in the town Of Middletowp, County
Of New castle, State Of Delaware, bounded
by Main street. BY land o. J. M; Cox ,y,a., ny An
"o, win two story frame dwelling house
sTected on Main street and q two story frame
buiIdinv on Anderson street, be the same
what 1t may.
.rtv nj Rachel A. WhitlocR. and to be sold BY
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
sHERrYy's tpyIoR. Wilmington Maroh.s,
1884. mafH
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
VMPoRTER'S AUCTION SALE
AT
TEMPLE, WILMINGTON,
-gF-
Rtsh and Elegant Turkish and
Persian Carp e's, Rings and
EnlbrOlderlts

On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
March 81 and /. cGmpencing at u o'clocE
q. in.. each day. un exhibition MONDAY
and TUESDAY. Is and ~. The public Is
invited to call and examine these beautiful
goods, representing COUa, Armenian, Gcor.
dies, DoEhistan. pers an, khOrAsseD, Jedo.
zlme, Caskner Royal GeOrdies, OlrcRSstan
and other kinds. THOMAS N. OGLE,
mar26-4, Auctioneer.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28

CHERIFE'S SALE-By virtue OF q writ
- Of Fendlt!0ni. .Exponas to me directed,
will be exposed TO public sale at the Hotel
OF Samuel Peacock, in MiddIetown, in st.
Georges Hd., New Castle County, Del, on
TUESDAY, the Z9th day Of March, 1881,
at 2.3O O'CLOCK, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz {:
All that certain lot or parcel OF land Stu
ate, lying and being In Fencader Hundred
rev Castle County and State OF Delaware,
bounded and described as follows, to wit
Beginning at an old corner white oak, being
q corner Tor lands late OF William Cann, and
running thence by Ghe said Cann's land
south 36 perches 10 the New CASTLE and
Frenchtown Railroad thence with said
Railroad north 1914 degrees east IS perchee,
thence by said Railroad north Il degrees TO
a small branch called Seven Mile Run
thence with said branch northerly until 1t
intersects the line Of lands Of JacO, Farts,
thence by the line OF said lands and that Of
James Nicholson laSs OF Nancy Underwood,
south S715 deg rees west to the Aforesaid
white oak and place Of beginning, being the
same lot or parcel OF land that was conveyed
by James Stewart To Robert King as per in
denture bearing date the 4th day OF Decem-
ber, 1866. BOOK W. Vol. 8, Page 81, &c, con.
tanning twelve acres and two r0Ods OF land,
be the same more or less The Improvements
upon whicn are two aud half story dwell
ling house. stabling, nc.
Seized and taseS in execution as the prop
erty OF Annie NJ. Finegan and Tn be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHEHVP's OFFICE, Wilmington, March 8,
1851. marl2
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
LUPIN'S CASHMERES.
a REDUCTION IN THESE Gel
EBRAlED FABRICS.

EBRA1ED FABRICS.
At the Importers Sale
held in New York city, on
the 18th inst, we bought
largely OF these goods, prob,
ably enough to last US until
next fall, without the LOW
PRICES we have put upon
them cause them to sell very
rapidly, which we believe
they will. We sell LupIN's.
CAsIIMEREs because we know
that they will give more sat
|isfaction to the wearer than
any other cashmeres manu-
factured, and the reason is
that they are made OF the
finest material and dyed
with the finest dyes. Their
great superiority over all
makes has given them the
monopoly of the fine trade
of the world. Buyers will
notice that whenever they
see them advertised, or
wherever they are offered
for sale, they are acknowl-
edged as the standard of
excellence.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28

NTOTICE-THE 9ERMANIA BUILD.
~ ing and Loan Association, No. 2, is
Issuing new series OF stoch. For information
apply to NJ. l.. LlCHTENSTElN,
marlb-tm Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28

We have now open 0rI
inspection and sale, choice
lines of the following carpets
in the latest and most desir. |
able colorings and patterns.
BODY Y-BRUssELs CARPETS.
The best and choicest pat
terms of Body-Brussels Car
pets at $I.6o and SI.75.
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
We have opened a large
line from IS cents to $I.2o,
Many Of these patterns can.
not be found elsewhere.
INGRAINS.
We have Of the best Ex-
ira Supers, a very full line
from IS cents to SI.oo.
FINE INGRAINS.
! We have a grade lower
lat IS cents, all wool, very
cheap.
CorroN CHAIN INGRAINs.
Some great bargains in
cotton chain ingrains from
1873 to 90 cents.
lENTRy AND STAIR CARPETS,
| We are also showing a
very fine line of Damask
and Venetian Entry and
Stair Carpets at Low PRICES,
| In fact if you want any
kind of a Carpet, Cocoa or
Canton Mating, Linoleum,
|Oil Cloths, Mats or Drug,
gets, you will save money by
buying from US and get RE.
LIABLE GOODS.
| W. NJ. KENNARD &c Co,
62I Market St.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
CPECIAL PUBLIC SALE

CPECIAL PUBLIC SALE
s. O1o WORTH OF GOOD FURNITURE,
At the auction room OF l. W, Sudhsm n
Son, Ill h. Fourth street, on FRIDAY Al
tornoon, April lst, AZ | 0 clock, 5psrloy suite,
one OF them very tlne suit 5 walnut cham
Der suits, East Lake s'debOard, Estsy Of
gan, In good order; lounges. marble top
tables, large extension table. lot OF Brussels
ingram and rag carpets, Oiice desk, ward
robes, mattresses. b teech loaIlng gun, gold
watches. suitable Tor lady cutlery. silver.
plated goods, &c. The goods open Tor in
spection on evening before sale ann early on
morning ot sale. For further particulars call
at tho uctiDn room and get a cetatogIe.
l.. ". STIDHAM h SUN,
mar76,2 1881 AucuCueers.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
eO8 MARK FIT STREET
TREES TREES
STATE LAUNDRY

VIII remove from l2i MARKET ST. 10
No. 1906 W. SEUDND ST.. on March 25th.
Washing, starching and ironing. Give us .
trial. A. 7. MANTREY,
icb2o.lm Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28

LNHEklEF'S SAi.E-By virtue OF a writ
= Of LevarI raeias 10 me directed, will be
exposed to public sale at toe Hotel Of Sam
uel Peacock. in MiddletOWn, ST. Georges
Hd., New Castle County, bel, on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of March, 1881,
Of q M c'otrcz >, ~
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
CARPETS

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Observation-Disclosures. sss..............
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
W. m. KENNARD d. 90.

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bic Soraaaissuussn bes idlausu Mao
dsns als pcllitanbis ridtis. is fanoen
fh icsar nod iibertrcffen, oenn oas @elb
flcb nun atsihlam in StrSmen in Mere
Safe. Das Tritfiids;immer muroe
ben oan5en 9aB bon ncblen 8unoen n1tt
Ieer uno balb su elmer Deinaute, melde
bic salbe Naht @iite seieben haten
miirbe, penn ih biss bate oulcen wclz
len. Die Wasoa perlansts es mcbl uno
rftnlals nit trrsissn 28orten, bod i'd
blieb feit S&las 3ebn ubr muroen Die
e;dt seISidt uuo tas 5aus ssidlolien.
IS bat ord nidts 9sfruhtet - rieueldt
bas llnalad berbeiaefiibrt = mer tlnn es
piTen? Den srSbteu 3ulauf batten mir
bard fclgeuoen So, fall. Sin terlismter
Raler teiuhte uns unc BON Der Sdon-
belt Der Wtdsoa crBsiffen. matte er Ne
urb (ieute ibr Bib. csne oab ih elne
Nbnuna baron bate. in bem @iuleum
aus. gtun famen aud Abencs dltere
6erren uno bic reihifen. bchseltelltefen
Der Stabt III uns unb ba puroe mir rae
1reiben, bos i'd, mir nidht erflGren fcnns
te, 3u arg, wie has nnbdnois piele @elo.
weldes nunl einsins. mid erihredte.
Waata ladbte mid aus uno meinte, baB
Fe nod piet mebr einuebmsn tSnne, menn
lIe poGe - oenu fe biirfte aud, nod 10
tobe Yreiie fcroern, man sablte lie 'hr
eerne uuo nod melt mebr. Daulals
taufte id eas 6auS, penn i'd lpunte nidt
mehr nit Gem @eloe mcbin.
(gortfebuns folgt)
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g. @plfipm.

Der Sdnittmaaren aSnis unierer
Stabt, 5err 8. Wolficn, trifft 8prbsrei=
tunsen, bic bersits malienbaft anlausen@
ben neuen Serb f. unb Bin t Il
8aaren unterSubrinsen. Mittlers
mcile nerben Spmmermaaren gu nod ME
oaseweienen bilisen Yreiien auspertauft.
Ser Wolficn mirb mdbreno ber beuor=
itebenben Sailun cas srGbte Baarenla=
ser fiihren, oas ct ie sebabt uno er ntadt
feline 3a9lrei9en Sunoen Der Stabt unb
umseseno idcn jeet oarauf aufmertiam.
Iud baS Of Sbel< . Departemeut
miro iiteraus reidbalti9 ausseitattet
iein. Mehrere Ga,lacunsen Wobel lino
ihcn einsetruhen uno nod pel nehr wer~
ben erwartet. Serr Wplfion tpirb pie
9ewSbnlid Der BOSS ber Saiipn iein,
bas beiBt, ct miro bic srSBte NuSmabl
bieten, bic niebrisiten Breiie baben unb
bic beiten @eiddfte MAIDEN.
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- Was Wuncsr. bab Der Mann I'M
Often i'm ME pom Singer lief. Was
Bunber, pab bic Damen I'm Wsfen unb
Often oaslelbs tets auf ben Eoilstlsntil&en
talten uno SOZODGNT ME ausseten lal=
fen; haslslbe maht tbr 2adsln rei,snb.
SIM Noreen, I'm Siben, I'M Often unb
Dslien a(le Domsn iollten baslslbs taufsn.
Seller Droaui(f psrfauft es.