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DURABLE HOUSEHOLD, at Pickrel's. q

KNUCKLED down to hard-pan prices on
Mems, Youths and Boys Overcoats and
Ulsteretts at 2. III. Washam s. Co.'s
Mammoth Clothing House.
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hFE - Yourselves by making money
Ia Dwhen golden chance Is offered
thereby always keeping poverty
@ from your door. Those who al
ways take advantage of the good chances for making
money that are offered, generally become wealthy.
Whlle those who do not improve such chances remain
N poverty. we want many men, women. bovs and
grS to work for us right in their localities The
BUSINESS VIII pay more than ten times ordinary wages
we furnish an expensive outfit all that Won need
Tree. NO one who engages fails to make money yery
, rapi,aly. 1ou can devote your whole time TO the
Mork @ OF only your spare moments Full Information
d CO., Portland, Maine. ~ 5adecs0yN
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Fay no more Fancy Prices for Gloves when
MATHER'S Perfumed KID GLOVES
Can be had at the following Popular Prices:
her pair92 button 81 BUTTON 81 2S button 81 so;
button, 81 Pure Elastic, any Shade or Color.
For sale only by O,S MILLER
2Saprftf Iact son 6b,o
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Mr.. SAMUEL MCKENZIE, Cumberland,
Md, writes: 81 am So years of age.
About four years ago 1 began to go into
decline. I suffered from dyspepsia, stone
in the bladder, weak lungs, and general
nervous debility. Nothing tried did me
any good until 1 used Browns Iron Bit
ters. This remedy has made me again
robust and strong, and I feel all the fire
and activity of youth once more in my
veins
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IT is positive fact that our Boots and
Shoes cannot be equaled by any house, in
assortment, quality or low prices.
WaSham & Co.'s
NoDo,,otb H1otbiDU Houcn
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OUR old friend Vinton Powers called
on Saturday afternoon and got a copy of
the STANDARD. Vint. says he is now
stopping at the County Infirmary. He
gave us cordial invitation to pay the
institution visit. He says Mr. Har-
barger, the Superintendent, is gentle
man, "but," said he, "you never in your
life saw just such looking crowd col
lected together as you will see when you
visit u.s.
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QUIET HOUSEHOLD, at Pickrers.
Come up to the Scratc

27janS
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Use Dieter's Royal Coffee.
Because it is pure, contains no glaze or
other adulterant. 15sep6m
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a n Outfit furnished free, with full instruc-
XHvtions for conducting the most profitable
0k06uslpess that any one can engage in.
The business is SO easy to learn and our
Instructions are so simple and plain thai any one can
make great profits from the very start. No one can
a. as m men. Boys and girls can large sums MANY
naEe @ laue at the business hundred dollars
a slhgle week. Nothing like it ever known before
Win W1 wbg bfngage are surprised at the and rapdty
engage IN this business during your SPARE time at
gret pront fou do not have to invest capital in it.
" " take an the risk. Those who need ready money
should XTite to us at once. All furnished free Adj
dress TRUE CO., Augusta, Maine 2sdecs0v
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Young Mems Nobby Stiff Hats, old
Mems Staple Wool Hats, at
P. III. WaSham & Co.'s
Jo,op,otI, TIo+biro. ITo,eo
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50 It has-ior instance, in most lines Of cot
ton goods, and in several lines Of glass and
hardware.
Il We could always have sound money,
and labor as cheap as they have 1t In
Europe, we might well bid defiance to
Europe without regard to 4 tariff. But
We do mot have and do not want
European cheap labor One Of the most
important features Of the tariff Is that
it gives the American workman such wages
as enable him to live well and raise his
family respectfully. We want no Chinese
cheap labor in this country. We want
mixed industries and the greatest possible
subdivision Of labor. We want all the adj
yantages that our country possesses fully
secured to US. This is as far as a tariff for
revenue and incidental protection proposes
to 20, and it is as far as any tariff oughfto go.
Therefore it should be the duty Of the
coming Tariff Convention in New York to
so revise the tariff in their recommends
tons to Congresses to discourage all oPpres'
siye ezactions that operate against the
many for the benefit Of the few.
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Treasurer Commonwealth Of Virginia.
Second Auditor.

INNOhh huulNOls
This certificate speaks for itself, and we
need not explain that 1t was not issued
from the Capital nor under the authority
Of West Virginia.
The debt Of Virginia in 1871 was com.
puted to be s45,0OO,OOO, and sl5,OOO,OOO
mot $lO,0OO0OO) were assigned By vir.
ginia to West Virginia, 1t seems that the
bondholders have themselves scaled this
amount down to slOOOO,OOO by going back
TO the date Of Acknowledgement" West
Virginia claims that her share is to be
computed from January 1st 1861,
and the Restored Government Of Virginia
at Wheeling-the government recog.
nized by the Government OF the
United States as the true and
only Government OF virginia-by
solemn act, on the 18th Of May, 1862, gave
LIS consent 10 the formation Of the State Of
West Virginia Under "the provisions set
forth in the constitution for the said State
Of West Virginia, and the schedule thereto
annexed, proposed by the convention
which assembled at Wheeling on the Goth
day Of November, 1901" One Of the pro.
visions Of said constitution was as follows
(seo section Sth Of article VIII.
IAN equitable proportion Of the public
debt oil the Commonwealth OF Virginia.
prior to the first day Of January, in the wear
one thousand eight hundred and sixty.one
shall be assumed by this State; and The
Legislature shall ascertain the same IA SOON
as may be practicable, and provide for the
liquidation thereof by sinking fund
sufficient TO pay the accfuing interest, and
redeem the principal within thirty.iouf
years"
As to how the Legislature was 10 proceed
to ascertain West Viyinia's equitable pro.
portion oithe debt Of Virginia was specifl-
cally laid down in section Of the ordin.
ance passed August 10th, 1901, by the Wiz.
ginia convention that assembled In this
city on the 18th Of June, 1851, which
section readsas follows:
"The new State shall take upon itself a
Just proportion OF the public debt OF the
Commonwealth Of Virginia, prior 10 he INT
day Of January, 1851, 10 be asceftained BY
charging 10 II all State expenditures within
the limits thereof, and just proportion Of
the ordinary expenses Of the State govern.
ment, since any part Of said debt was con.
Iracted, and dedueting thereifom the
monies paid into the treasury Of the Com.
monReath from the counties included
in the said new Stale during the same
period"
The holders Of the sO-calleti yves! Wiz.
ginia deferred certificates" ourAt to be able
to make up their minds from this data
about how the bonds stand related 10 this
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the year named we derived the following
receipts on the imports named below7

These are some Of the principal sources Of
tariff revenue. tits not necessary to emu.
merate others We shipped to England In
1880 exports amounting to 1901, AZ, 1856,
and imported, in money and merchandise,
s226, 22l,941. This left a large balance In
our favor. We shipped to Scotland $685.
3j0,gis worth, and imported sl7O46 So.
An other respectable balance in out favor.
We shipped to Germany sj7,40l,943 and
imported s55,354,Ssf. still balance In
our favor We shipped TO France $780,
1924, and imported slO2, 1888. Here
the balaace was against US. But the whole
aggregate Of our exports and imports for
the year stands as follows Exports, $751;
ISL ,577i imports, s760,9s9,05e.
This Is the basis on which a truly adj.
jasted tariff must work. II must admit eG.
changes, and not be prohibitory In liz ope-
ration. We do not want to build up hot
house manufactures against nature in this
country. We want 10 encourage the proper
development Of our natural resources.
Tais Is what judieious tariff aims at 1t
holds up the hands Of the infant until Il
can depend on itself and resist obstructive
influences. One Of Mt. Clay's iavotite
maxims was that protection begot compe
iilion in our own midst, and would in time
enable usto defy cOmpettonabrOad, And
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LEprEs will and relief from their headache
swimming In the head, collie, sour
stouach, reStlessneSS, Indigestion, constant
or periodical sick headaches, weakness In the
back or kidneys, pain In the shoulder and
different parts Of the body, feeling OF LASH
tude and dependency BY taking simmons
Liver Regulator Il should be used by all
persons, old and young. It Is not unpleasant,
& purely vegetable, and Is not Injurious TO
Tie most delicate constitution. None gsnu-
inc except that prepared by J, H. zelin & Co.
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sats. West Virginia claims that the
bonds passing undsF her nans do mot rep
resent anything more than mere sx parts
assignment Of debt on the psTtoi Virginia,
and that Virginia alone stands responsible
for ths bonds thus isEued.
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DIED.

McNAsH-on Wednesday morning, November
ID ISL ii o'clock WALTER H., Oldest ton Of A. J,
and S. A, NeSash, In the lslh year Of his age
HE was good boy"
Funeral from tho residence Of his parents, No
mo Jacob street. this afternoon at O'Clock.
Prlcnas az the family arc invited To attend.
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W, J. W. CowDLE, solicitor IN
W II. IfALLIR, Ancil1neer. -------.-gg..HH-
nlRU sTEEls sALE on NOKIH

WHEELING PROPERTY. v.,,i
Mr. virtue OF deed Of ifld MADE y A...i
Nndsney and Anna N. MuhtEey, hh VILE ~ \,
iy,istea dated June 10th. 1876 aud recorded Y AZ
nfsics n lie I1efk Oi the County C0Iii o. w ~
SanSty We,t Virginia IN Deed 81 IfuI hr !, ~ \,
IN AZ Id wlil sll al public hnrlgn, y ~ y,
front door Of the COun House Of OHIO toun'' w"
'i7'nI sATTpnRDAY, NOVEMBER i9rq. l@ii, Il, A.
commencing nj 10 O'Clock A. H. lhe luo. ~, n
SSSibsd properly. thAtlI TO ny. tIAiIll ,,iI,f
nST,pl III ground Ia that FAh o. lhc tl il'JIti
fIbin eoniiiy, In the addition to 'ail " y. n
~ jobn usl,nre and described 3, lgilgi, y. ~
S,Sirg "A pGiut where the souih llhc o. lhit M
siisT tupnIng Ianllcl With and 'olh 3, ~ ~ ~
49,, triiss The National R0ad. lhrhW ~ III
rsSts,n line Of aid road south about ,e,sl M
T,nrr m lie, 10 Nm R0arh's line lhehf ~. IN
Us RSarh's fine ono hundred and ~ 'l lts ~
-, M iet, 10 Phillips line thence l2nh ,..I
1IS 'iine 6iiyiI iect to the hI,J 49,
Mems eaEt with said line Two hgll t,itgai utl
ieSt nintp m ieS 10 the hginilAs' "t''
The lmproVementS tsefOn. ed, ..,-er oniT IN
Title believed gOOd but WY ol,'' ''
itIia raSts IN NE By aid dct-l o. Wu't a, rsblt
TrRSS on SllE-One.thlfd Of ihe w, ~ -
.,,d AZ much ntOrr A. the purchaser ~ ,s,-,ttl
H. hand the balance In two equal ..',,si,td
". anil twelve months. With inlefrN w Add
II. The ntir,haspr giving NOTES Etnltu y b
az, srd SSilry Of Insurance on TIE POI'"
ihe deiereu Pa' H''W H. CALDWELL In, ri
g. !. n. coVpEp, Solicitor
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MARRIED.,

KULL-AHCHAELr-On wednesday. November
10th, ISL, al the residence OF the brides parents
liz rev r. Kreusch Nj. DAVID RuLL, Jr and Ma!
BARBARA, daughter Of Henry Michael, Esl, al Of
this city No cards
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The Same Old BIunder About West VIr'
ginIR-

The same oid htunoeE Apout WN@N W.
ginIR-
New York Times Of the 18th. /
American holders Of Virginia deferred
bonds" met yesterday to confer with the
representative Of English holders to devise
means Of relief. The meeting was held in
the Wall street Office Of Mr. j. B. Manning,
and among the holders represented were
vermilye & Co., W. 7, Hatch < Sons,
Chase & Higginson, L. Marx & Co., !. 4 S,
Wormser & Co., Asiel & Co., speyer & CO.,
S. De Johnge q Co.. j. B. Manning, VIM.
Lummis, Edward Bonner, b. Skaats and
James Curphey. The representative oil
English interests was Mr. G, Satterthwaite,
Nearly S6OOOOOO OF the bonds were
represented, Of which Mr., satterthwaite
and London associates held be-
tween 100000 and 100000.
President Garrett, OF the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company, who Is said to
hold nearly S5,0O0,00 Of the bonds, was
the only interested party Of consequence
absent. The meeting was private. 1.-THE
Virginia deferred bouds," said Mr. Man
ming, later in the day, amount to $40, Co.,
900. They were issued by the state Of
West Virginia in July 1871, Us the portion
allotted TO that State Of Old Virginia's ante
war debt, and representing about third OF
that undisputed debt. The bonds were
provided for in the Constitution OF West
Virginia adopted and ratified by the Fed.
erai Government in. 1868. They were TO
draw @ per cent annually, none OF which
has ever been paid, and which now, uneom-
pounded, amOuntst to over 50 900, 600 maklng
the total debt Sl6,0O000O AT our meeting
this afternoon we discussed measures look.
ing to the recovering of at least portion Of
our money, and Mr.. satterthwaite, upon
the part Of the English holders, stated that
he was willing to compromise at 80 per
cent. We appointed committee, with
power TO take action in the matter. The
compromise OF so per cent means that we
will take new bonds from the State for
S., OOO,O 900 as exchange for the SIG, 100000
bonds and interest now held, the new bonds
to be at 3 per cent in lieu Of the old @ per
cent. II some action satisfactory to the
bOndholdes Is not soon taken Il Is proba-
bic that the Court OF Claims at Washington,
or the United States Supreme Court, will
be asked to give relief"
The millennium will probably be reach
ed before some Of the eastern papers can
be made to understand that West Virginia
never Issued any portion Of the bonds re.
ierred to-not so much as one bond, They
were issued exclusively and arbitrarily by
Virginia, and were to be paid by her, and
her alone, after she should make settle
ment with West Virginia.
II the papers referred to could only he
induced to read the bonds themselves
when they write about them, they would
see at once that West Virginia had nothing
to do with their issue. The reading is as
follows:
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Thus we sec that out Of a total Of about
Sl24,OOO,O0O Of internal revenue for the
year named, si1O,OOO,OOO Of it were de-
rived from tobacco and liquors. Who
would wish to SEQ this tax done away2
Would It not be better to make such
q reduction in some Of our tariff duties
as would properly regulate our own prices
on certain lines Of domestic manufacture
by the fear Of foreign competition
There must DO exchanges Of Commodi.
ties between nations. This principle lies
at the bottom Of civilization. II we drew
coin exclusively from abroad We should
exhaust the buying capacity Of Our Gus.
toners. We mus! trade with them 10 or.
der to have customers at all. What we
want, therefore, is such scale Of tariff du.
ties as will keep our own manufactures in
q hoalthful and prosperous condition
under the stimulus Of moderate foreign
competition. Thus we get both revenue
and protection. And thus we give and
take.
Under the operations Of our tariff during
the year named we derived the following
receipts on the imports named below
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commenclnE at 10 O'Clock An, the iollOVlngdt.
Scfibed properly, that Is 10 my: A certain piet
land situated III the town u Fulton, Ohio county,,
West Ylninla, bounded aud deShled ~ follow.
iIeudnning at the northeast corner VI sold t(tt u
land Al lie intersection Ui the National Road aldAn
nlley bOundlug kald land on the east ilente gulh
along AID alley two hundred feet 10 Centre Hntl
Theme west alOlg the line NJ Eld Hrtti ole hun
dnei and fcGt 10 the line d MAnhhlli lN
thence north With MRnhall's line one hundfgd itii
Thence nj Tight angles " sHld lat lite west ty itd
10 the west line Of said piecr o. land ihen1 nohR
with said west line one hunurdle TO lheMuohiI
Road: thence east with the tnulh line ~ Ald ilsa
tWo hundred feet IN the Place Ol beginning a.
A lsO certain other pleC' VI gfnuIl Dllg lnm'
month side Of tn, National Road IN aid Town oityt
I'm. opt,ogite the land above described, lnhllIt m
IN Sational Road one hundred feet aud tIlelalig
bSrS NE depth Of Tie dwelling house hla'a
ETcepting, however, from the rthl estate ~
above described the part thereof CONVEYED "
IdOlph Yoke IN Henry X. Hes " deyd d'ie1 ~
Vetnl1er sth, ISIS, recorded IN pe, bGE 70 y
mage Ia, Glng EeyeniyhVe feet front % u wv.
slreet adjoining Marshall On the cat aud ti'eh0HI
back 10 an alley. ,.,,-r,..,
yey only thk ttle vested In me BY aid d'td o. ~
fEBYs OF SllE-Ous ll.dOiihc purchase ~
aud n much more ~ the purchaser may gsti, ~
a. bsnd. fine balance IN tWn equal lhsAllmehy
IL ana iWrlye months with inienf Ton diI
"a Iba btlnriaSer giving nUtes stCuird " 1taN
.,s,'s, Az ids tJflperty iOf The deferred Iatmenh
u'' va vs. W. II. CALDWELL, Ifufse
". J. ". CowDLS. sS Solicitor MI
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TRRAsuRER's OFFICE

1NllNAONUt Jull IL lOl L.
This Is 10 certify, that there Is due unto
- heirs, executors, administrators or as.
signees, = dollars, being one third OF
bond surrendered under the provisions Of
an act approved March 80, 1871, entitled,
IAN act to provide for the funding and
payment Of the public debt tviz-bond
No. -, with interest amounting to -
dollars. Payment Of said one.third, with
interest thereon at the rate Of six per cent
per annum, will DO provided for in aCcord.
ance with such settlement as shall
hereafter be had between the States Of
Virginia and West Virginia in regard to the
public debt Of the State Of Virginia exist
Ing at the time Of It's Acknowledgement,
and the State Of Virginia holds said bonds
so far rs unfunded In trust for the holder
hereof or his assignees.
In testimony hereof this certificate has
been signed by the Treasurer and coun.
tersigned by the Second Auditor, as provi.
ded by law. ---
Treasurer Commonwealth OF Virginia,
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pLAYSi rLAYsi nLAYsi pI1YSi

PHANHI PhAfHI ELAYHi pLAYSI
peance Plays, DnWtng. Room PLAYA FaiSv pisS.
Ethiopian Plays, Guide RQoks speafers paniS,
mines, Tableanx, Ilgha, Magnesium iiehts III.
9red Fin, Burnt tori, Theatrical Face Pfppanliont
Jafleyh Wax Works Wigs. Beanls, MoiStscbss ~,
tunes, ChAndes and Paper senefy. New OIL
loguea sent free, containing fail dssrdbfi1n Snd
Pricss SAMUEL FRENCH I son, 3 < Fou PR aRs
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sALE OFFULTON HROP

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made BY AddA
Yoke and Catharine Yoke, bis vile, to me a lrlr
tee, dated February 18th, 1871, and recorded 10 le
office Of the CLERK Of the County TOUT Of OH
county, Wes, Virginia, IN DEED Of Trust EOol "a
IL page 81, will ell at public auction, 81 lt ual
49, n INA CouFt IInusa "a Eaid cOunty on
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20. HERvEY. AuctIoneer


by virtue Of deed Of trust mad, br n, n
Brit " me ~ trustee, dated the gl,l dsy oiV,sE
A. D. 1850 and rerOrdcd In the Oilrr u be CiSiJ
the County curt Of ohio county, Np,t Ilr,i"i' ~
Deed OF Trust Book No. Il, page 4 ,6SlI,s1 y
public auction, At the front dor Oi tie ouH ISs
Of Ohio county, WeaI Virginia, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l2rH, 1851
commencing al 10 O'Clock A. ~, the sullovlB, raj
estate, that Is 70 tay: Lot and Y In slusS, IN
James Baker aud James X, lAktTl addition |, ~
city OF Wheeling htuHted Gu the tat slq u nan.
more street; also lots g. y 10 u, Il IL IpdiG.
north half VI lots and "A In square II md ~ IN,
6, I, 8 aud and north half VI lot IN quarr IA n
John r. Bakers addition ~ the Ci,y Gi WLtslBT,
also the inictlon Of lot n In ast Wheeling IluIud
on the southeast corner Oi lgih and Mood ur1tlI
fronting 6O feet on 10Th street aud running bsrI n
the depth Of 10 feet toward Wheeling CittE ~
the wGst ~ i0et Of LOT y, Fast Wheeling. inniifF
on 18th street and running back toward NhsSlisf
Creek 10 the depth Of ~ feet
fractional lOi a. EGIi Wheeling, Will h o6er,d
a. q whole and In thee parcels, each lfunlltF d
feet ool9th street, aud sOd In the way Yielding M
most money. On the west On0'thlfd Of aid l0i ma
good one ItOry inme house.
The lots 10 said squares Y and u Will Be otertd
separately and Is AWhOle and sold In way ygldlrI
the most money.
iotSs AMI III square will be sod pnnltly
Title believed 10 be good, but Slllng a. lrIisei
EhAll convey only such title ~ Is YIaied 10 ne n
the deed Of trust Aforesaid.
TERHS OF BALE-Ine.hali cash and the balintt \
the purchase money payable In one JtAT with b.
ierest aud evidenced By pTOmiisOry note Till
10 retained I'LL all tho purchase money l. Aida
satIEiactohly secured.
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JOHN o. PTSDLEroS. Attorney.
". II. HAILER, AuCtiUnCcE ocll

Except a. to lot land 10 square ,, and los 5Ei
and nOrlh half lots and 10 III iQ1arr u LHi5I
odd. the abNvc ale Is adjourned ~ SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER ~, 1851, At 2gclok
nnib T. J. HuHrs TnHN.
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nEW lpYRRnsEMRNTa.

ON TIE TRACK Io-pAY-THREEI
AZ IN car Lad letl, o. % EHit PaE.lhaaalES
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y virtue u = dssEss 81 The Ct,yuiI ca,
county, s11.tsd h thk sauls o. ls M M
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CA"AED K 1IEvE~-oN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-31
. 0 m s pbeerrettet.

Willam s. gousblin bon SpmsrplIe,,
Maft, fast: SIN 5srbft 1876 befam i'd
sunssnbluten. sefoist pen einsm bsftissn
5uiten. Sd serlor ben Nppstit unb mein
6leifd uno wuros bsttlaseris. Sn 1877
bra6te man mid ins 9ospital. Die Werate
ertlartsn, Id bate Elm God In meiner Gun,
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itadss. SOaar Die Nahridt BON msirem
2ocs psrtreitete itd. Sd CAB al. Soff.
nuns auf; ta empfatI mir elm Jreuno
Or. Wtllta nj Sails Balf IA m
far bic eunse. Sd ssbraudte sine
GlaIGe nno gu meinsm Grilaunfn muree
Id be1er, unh Bin bsute seIinper, als felt
brei Sabren.
So f@reibf eiss In Der 6oifnuna, taf
Ssher nit franfsr 9unss Ysbaftete Or.
Wtlltam sails 0ol(am ae.
bruu6t, unc Id bin iberssust, bag pal'
ffibs bic Wus3ebruns ttilt. Sd lam po.
litto behauptsu, bab mir Der gallam msbr
@utec srwisien bat, als ale Gtgieen Mr.
ssneien ,ulammen. bic i'd natm.