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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. .....JAN. 10. 1881.

PORT OF NETWORK .....JAN. 1s. ISL
ARRIVED
Str 9eert fGer1 Kahewein. Hamburg Jan D. and havre
s NicOsisn BS wallace IeIth Dec 10 and Newcastle %
So RSSbSTsS Castle sfk TTpn Dundee Jau s. with ndss
sIS ae1pot Osborn Dec 10 and esrstsr % via
SatS ci Ssy SrissC Il dsys with mdse and
sur City Of Macon Ksmpton Savannah days. with mdse
SUI. v EvermSn. Car. Philadelphia. with ndse 70 VIM
ssIE ceestna Au. Psssen,ccs sligo ~ days. IN ballast
Bng Manson Dole Inaqua so days. with salt to Darrell
sem Eva Nay taf Rortsnal MeDuass East Ha,bcr: II
10 DAYS with salt to Woodruff Mclean; vessel to Miller
SER SESspsct Pgysrs Blue Hin with granite 70 order
following vessel arrived yesterday too Late for In
PsIsiFs 1elaplans, Havre Jan with mdsO and
A. Cy Aw s ss HOOK light NE ''1a'
CLEARED
SITS Etns Old ssidsrs g John Aagadfs Msyaguss PIN
Brown CO. Katie tGerl Weiss. stettn via Copenhagen.
CO. sasS
Panc5. Eays C; Henry Edys 1Bsisn Essr AnsSsrD
Ship Annie small. Parker AnEisra Java for orders.
BARK ES5 USF suS sT Wsn r MS
" CamerOn Fl Libby. Pratt BuenOs AyresJOAn Norton
sTSs Lane, shute MOntevideO John Norton Sons;
Tsnsre Tracey saSnss Gfsnds asr ao1sSiOn Vs
AUST, Gelletiek, Cork for orders, Socovich Co.
Schrs Maggie Ellen UtteOhn. Bridgeport and Providence
IL Doyle; Charles Brown, Lonberg. Port Mara Jam
Da HS %aaSs sc a.a SH
MISCELLANEOUS.
HALIFAX Jan is-Anxetyis felt for the safety OF the
schooner Abbott which left this port Dec "a for
NewY0rk sh laden and which has not sDce Neen heard
LospoS Jan ls-The ship Agir. and Brit
fish bark Emma Paysant Dexter have put back to Antwerp
damaged BY ice.
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS.
oUHEssTowS, Jan lS-Arnved, strs Pennsylvania Dodge
from Philadelphia her to Liverpool Parhia, Mckay
from NeW.YOrk. on her way 20 Liverpool.
LARSE lSSailed str htate OF Nevada Stewart from
Glasgow for New. York.
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS.
BOSTON, Jan lS-Cleared lllvran Edwards Liverpool
CahOWls, Joy, LyerpOOi; Waldensan. Moore, GlasgCH
PHILADELPHIA Jan lSCleared. stTs Pioneer, Piat Rich
moud; Florida Smith. New York. sartee, Croker, Fail
River; British Grown, Thompson, Liverpool
Sailed. strs Florida and SaDtee.
Below, Illinois. shacSfOrd Liverpool.
Arrived sIs Illinois Shackford. Liverpool Juniata Cattle
rine. savannah.
BGLrMoRR lS-Arnved rolna Riestra Havana;
Longhurs Weghtman. Liverpool johns HOpklnS Parker,
BostOn Cleopatra MaTShman Chsrleson Nova seoan (Br
Cleared str Unfted Stated. Matthew'S New. York.
DELAWARE BRKAKWATER, Jan lS-ArriVed str Albemare
and Ship Hannah Morris.
SAVANNAH, Jan IL Arrived City OF Augusta, New
York.
sailed str Geo Appold, Baltimore.
GALvEsros Jan 17ATtVed str City OF san Antonio, Bur
rows, New.York
For later SHIP Esws. any, see FtHh P57.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

s31s s73 20. and the cash on hand is $12,227 81;
having fhe debts Of the firm are $105.264 %. The
premiums on gold bought and sold are get down AZ
$751; o. The names Of 797 creditors appear
ceyed from the private estate of William Butler
Duncan $27i ,845 81, and paid out $l4e'oSy 20,
and mas on hand $123,105 z6. From the private
Sss SOS 81. and has paid out S16.e91 oS. and has
on hand $25 s14 81 BE also received ron 1T eTan
els H. Grain sci 700 20 and has palo Out 90
and has on hand 81, 691 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
THE INTERNATIONAL ExPOsITTON

q The Finance Committee of the Worlds Fair Com
bylaws and resolved TO appoint permanent officers
and committees on different trades at tho next meet
ing w. L. Strong and Thomas Barbour sent in
subscriptions of $4,000 each. Charles L. Tiffany
has accepted q position on the Finance Committee
and has declared his intention OF subscribing
largely. He also promises to mako o larger aud
more elaborate exhibition than was made by, his
firm at either the Paris or the Vienna Exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
DUNCAN. SIBERIAN q cos AFrAIRs.

The following accounting was fled yesterday In
The matter Of The assignment OF Duncan, Sherman
81. 0lO,1 1870 SO; nominal assets. $3.50. 1853 81 !;
actual assets, Sale 1893. Mr. shipmaaS took pos
session Of property Of the value of 77492 20, aud
has paid out ,307 II. He hns now deposit IN
various trust companies &6f3. is 81; and The M
collected open accounts amount 10 $7S, 0S8 So The
stock Rnsold and bills not yet collected amctnt 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

cold Mr. Mclaughlin was ll-kncwn citizen IN
IL & Eastern District of Brooklyn. BE mad con-
eiferable wealth. and Yves receiving salary OF
81, 900 year. The coroner and jury yesteranny
found that death. was caused 3y snlcine WINE
laboring under temporary alteration OF mnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

orally known until yesterday that il had become
necessary TO close two Of the public schools Nos.
aud g. In the last week on account Of the disease.
The County Health Board will take some action ON
the matter at its next meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
NO . coRNRRO IN OATS.

The statement published yesterday that combina-
ton had been formed by several we'll known Wall
Street and Produce Exchange speculat0rs to " cor
ner the oats Market We declared TO DO perfectly
niysnrsl by members If the Exchange yesterday.
David bows SAID that pool of such character
was not only improbable, but IL attempted would be
nj once broken The decrease OF about 20 per cat
IN the stcks In he last month would not have the
least effect, rs there was very small short IN.
tcrcst which could be covered before an edyance OF
z cents Anshel, even IL 10 were forced now. H.
n kpeeianl and others made similar statements.
aud called attention to the present dulness in the
Goats market. IL was believe that the rumOr Us
started By those who we're pretty we'll supplied and
ere anxious to unload nc nm advance.
The supply sn she market at present 10 considered
fair In comparison with the supply at the Same tins
"a previous years. On Jannsry II. IL was given a.
sC(;sIf,6S bnsieis;- JanuarF B. 675,79O bushels;
December IL. So. 971 bushels; January 49, 1879
XII 245 hrsnDIa 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

GOOD gracious, Seth, what were you dream
hug Gkoutib sad Mrs. 81 IA Spcer awOks with start
dreamed had gat 70 Parade aud st. ftter shut the
gate In my taDo" and whep Mrs. 3. asked. how that
made him feel he seeptly ejAculAted, Pctefsl Ouiv
and dfiited on sgaln.-lR.Ntoh Buisiln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
SERIOUS COAsTING ACCIDENT.

serious accident occurred on Haledon Hill, IA tho
outskirts of Paterson ". j., late Monday night The
HILL which Ia very long, was crowded with coasters
Francis Harris, Q young man. with four compat-
onh from fourteen to twenty years of age were
coasting with long bob-sied." As they were 90
ing down the hill the sled Suddenly left the beaten
track and struck q telegraph pole with great force.
10 was shattered by tho collision aud the ave Young
men were hurled in all directions Jeremiah
DE Hope and Alfred his brother were both severely
injured by being struck by tho hAndle OF the sed.
The right leg Of Alfred Dc Hope was alBo broken In
two places. Harris was thrown against the tele-
graph pole and his nose and under law were both
broken. James Smith was found lying In an nm
conscious conditiOn near the p0ls James Aeker
had one Of his arms broken and was badly injured
In the right side.
/. SCARLET FEVER IN JERSEY CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
POUND DEAD IN AIS rARIoR.

" When klb gre VISA Lighted In the paIlOr OF she
.bouss sf EefeR Mcf.ouEhlip. No. 90 Rodney.st.,
Brooklyn. st o'c3ocs. Monday evening. Mf.
McLoayhiia NAs9oand dszd by bis own hand lying
'pf The iloofs revoifer S&g ae4r his right hand,
nud The bullet from Il hal Anfefed Ehs brain The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

At tie Toinhs Police Court yestcKday afternoOn,
before Justice Wapdeis Olicer Gardner. of the
Iorshs Court Hdaad. arraiensd John IL. Henderson,
40 thirty, esxhf II No. 323 East Twentieth-st .
butcher. on Ia Complaint Of Maria Henderson, of
No. 25B BefEnsst., Brooklyn. who alleges that she
was nasfifd 10 him September 4, 1859. In New
York and ttat she has ascertaned that he again en-.
tered sse matrimonial relations with Abbey Harris,
July 1879, the csreInony having been performed
pipd Cor trial on charge Of bigamy IN default Of
9z<0n0 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
DISSATISFIED WITH WORK OR WAGES.

The strike among the planomakers employed by
A. Weber continued yesterday. At the factory, &c
and few apprentices remained working during the
day. The se-Inakers' factory in Twenty-seventh-
st. was closed. In the evening meeting of the
strikers was held at the TeutOnia Assem-
bly, Rooms, at Ihird-aave, and si1teenth,st
Weber reported that he assigned as cause for the
reduction in wages contemplated reduction In the
price of pianos. Another committee reported the
names of several persons who had continued to
work in opposition to orders from the Pianomakers'
Protective Union. committee was appointed to
wait upon them aud order them to stop work.
The carvers at the furniture factory OF KlTnbel 60
Cabus. No. 454 Tenth-aVe., continued on strike
yesterday. Their places have not been filed. At
carvers still refuse to work At the factory Of Roux
Brothers. in Eighteenth-st., twenty-five cabinet
makers left work yesterday. h recent reduction of
10 per cent was made in their wages on ifty-nine
hours time. The workmen say, that theF will &C
cept the fty-nine hours. but will claim their former
pay. They will probably return to work this morn
ing on that agreement.
The strike of the ciRarmakers in the employ Of
Mr.. Shottwell, In Nlnth-ave, which began two
weeks ago on account of reduction Of wages, has
nounced that the strikers with the exception Of
or two, have found employment in other hctores.
The fOrtv-eiRht wrapper-makers OF Herbs Speiss,
who continue on strike. have published protest do
nouncing the course of the majority of the employees
of the firm IN returning to work at q reduced rate
of wages.
John Witt, the alleged leader Of the disorderlY
part of the striking 'longshoremen at HOboken,
yesterday. upon charges Of dsorderly conduct aud
assault and battery. John Plunkett, who took tho
place Of one of the strikers, testified that when he
went to the docks. Monday morning. to work, Witt
him IL he remained at work. Witt was placed
undnr honda of 5000 10 keen the peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
IAuouncemenJA.

Dr. C. w. BENsON's Celery and Chamomile
Pills prepared expressly TO cure sick headache nervous
neuralgia seapeSSness parays and
lDdigesOn and will case nomatter how old or OBJ
stnate Pnca so Box Depot l06 North Eutaw st. Bau-
more, Nd Newly ork office, ITO Fultonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

Have you gastric disorders, nervous debility,
or acute main a the stomach ailments Then
the humanity try Dr. Homans Absorption remedies
FOr sale by all hTst-elass druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

: SCARLET FEVER IN JERSEY CITY.
The residents Of Jsrseycity are becoming alarmed
at the prevalence Of scarlet fever IL not gen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
PIONEERS OF 40.
GATHERING OF THE ASSOCIATED PIONEERS OF TIL
TERRITORIAL DAYS OF CALIFORNIA AT DEL

GATHERING OF THE ASSOCIATED PloNBEhs OF EHH
TERRITORIAL DAYS OF CALIFORNIA AT DEL
MoEIco's
The sixth annual banquet Of the Associated
Pioneers of the Territorial Days OF California was
held last night at Delmonicos 70 zoe
fornia The large dining-room was decorated WITH
the American colors and the old bear nag OF the
Territory There were four tables, at which were
seated about sixty guests and members Of the society
General III. g. Gibson presided and sat at the middle
of the head table. At his right was vacant chair
draped In mourning, on which was card bearing
the name of General John "A: Sutter, the
late president Of the society, who died few months
ago. A large crayon portrait Of General Suffer
was placed on the wall behind his chair. The other
guests at the principal tables were Demas Strong,
Ex-Governor Stafford, of Arizona; Samuel Ward,
John Sickles, Henry Moriora FIancls u. Clark'
Before gathering around the tables meeting OF
the society was held and General John Z. Fremont
was elected president for the next year. The DIN
ner began at $50 p. m. At o'clock General Glib
which be extended cordial welcome TO those pres
emit. he then recalled the old days in California
Francis D. Clark the secretary, then read the let
tiers from abseptees; Among these were regrets
Albany; from General Fremont i'm Arizona; n. H.
Davis Commodore NJ. n Yard, Rear Admiral George
F. Bmmons, and General Sherman and the five assO-
ciates-Messrs Cornell, Meredith. Rogers, Qulnt and
Joseph 8. Spinney, after which poem entitled "a
Word with the California Pioneers was read.
The first sentiment proposed by the president was
The day we celebrate. and California the days Of
old and the days of Rold-the days of '49.D and
he called on Samuel Ward to respond. Professor
Stewart also responded to the Same sentiment, and
Ex-Governor Stafford, of Arizona, made brief adj
dress. The next toast was " The voyagers to Cali
fornia by OK team tho Horn around, or the Isthmus
across,n which was responded to by b. Sanders and
Josiah Beden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

The only certain cure for Piles is "ANAKEsIs."
Cali Tor free sample At 80 Mercerst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
RIrROI,ARs AND THIEVEs ON LONG LELAND

The barn Of William Galloway, at Jericho. l.. L.
was broken open Thursday night, aud horse,
sleigh. harness. and robes vtlnod St 5000, were
stolen. The same night several houses In NewtoWn
were robbed Late Friday evening David bird and
OF being the thieves. Saturday the horse and sleigh
were found at q livery stable where they had been
left by Bird. Bird ackuOw lodged stealing the horse
and Sleigh aud gave the officers valuable information
respecting other robberes that have recently been
committed In Queens County. Yesterday morning
smlned before Justice Collier who held them for
the action OF the Grand Jury. Bird was released
from the State Prison In November, after serving
term for burglary.
, 1881-11-20
.FIHiW C]IdfGES,
COPARTNERSHfP,

lE9LA SALLE-sT,. CHICAGO, Nov. IT, lsSl.-We have
this dny formed copurtneFs6tp. under tile trn name
OF STiiSBtu T. WATKINS, for tue transaction or Il
general on1nission business in rain Provisions
S. d. 8TANHKtl.
GEORGE WATKINS.
, 1881-11-20
.CLO2H[DG!. CLOTHING!

Uur EreateSt delight IS TO see
our Children happy.
We can crafty all parents with
the largest variety Of those nobby
Boys, Children's, and Youths
Ulsterettes. Our immense depart
ment is daily crowded with Hen,
Women, and Children, waiting
eagerly to purchase, and have con-
yinced them that our prices are
the lowest.
, 1881-11-20

Sk1RTS;:,..

Heavy listers ut 81. -:
Heavy Beaycr Dolmans at 81; T.:
Heavy Circulars at ~.
Heavy Walking Jackets at r..
Fur Lined Circulars eryAhcap-
, 1881-11-20
RIB BOfdS.

6 inches wide Shaded Ribbons so c1
per yard. r.,
, 1881-11-20

GRAY 1}lunkets nt 81 per p4lr.
Two-Strnp Horse BlanketAat $1.25.
White Blankets, So. so peRpair.
, 1881-11-20

SELL: @fgest and most complete line OF
au ~ Books in America, at from IS to
A., r.. tsns less than publishers prices.
,-a oooks not satisfactory can be returned,
80 -oney will be chee1fully refunded. -.
e'u 1o1 Catalogue. Nearly ready.
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ein Nuse bliste in eolem 3orn aut ale
ct iebt, nur ber erlittenen Rrdnlung se=
bentens, benz Nneern NIT bebenben Qippen
entsesnete:
Saben sic nit mir gu reoen, @err
9aupta,ann, 70 eriude id Dor alien Din
gen nm einen bSf fliden Son, inie er 1d'
unter anfdnbisen Veuten gent.
SD ,perbe nit Sbnen rebeu, tpie 60 mir
beliebt. entsesnste 6err RON Rambert
nod bariher ale rprgin unb mie Sie es
berbienen.
Das 1T cine Beleioisuns, gu ber id
Stnen feline Seran!aiiuna seseben, bic id
in sleider gBeiie 5uriidweiien mue -
QaTen sic mid prrbei.
Nb (! bSbnte cer 5auptmann, lld iebt
Tslir brett in cen Dee fteueno. sic
Slanben wcbl, mir nit aol3en Borten
eatfdlipfen gu fSnnen? Das mare cine
bilise Wanier iid, aus FOLDER bdbliden
Nfuire 3u 5isben. @efeblt Sd iaSte
ss Sbnen idcn einnal nidt BON Der
Steue, bic Sie mir Hedenfdaft seseten
- iiber Sbr faubcres Tbun RON pprtin.
Selir, osTea Corn einen beoentliden
Grab erreidt bate, Der iid auf ben fire.
den Weniher bate werfen woaen, fubr
erfdrcfen 3utiid ST ipeib Nues iaste
er fid iebt unb reriudte feline @ebanten
gu iammeln uno lid bieier entieeliaen
Gage, bic Nlles uno Nae, ibn, SNe, Mar=
got. Seroerben Icnn:e, gu ent5ieben. De4
er fanb teine Worte. altd fubr Der 5aupt>
mann bereits nit frsAem 5Sbnen in fei'
ner antlasenben &ets fort 4:
(Gortftsuas foIst)
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- Mltt,r! menn Sbr gud cure eise
men fospte eurer &ino,r 0eiunSbeit unb
Nadtrubt rfreuen mont, 70 perldaft
gu6 Nsuitaebter'S vDeuti dee
Climber L" (paeootrOpbine). gs
1T bas Bette, billiafte unb tsiilami1e gtab
runesmtite fur Guer &lnp. @sriudt es
unb SIR peroet finben, bab bic gntsed.
un8 bieies 9tpffss elm matrer Sessn fitr
Wittsr 1T, bic ibre Siaber ni@t blnretA=
snb nit Wuttermilh erndbren eSnnen.
vDeut des 8tnber meb |"
mirb BON Msraten iebr empfotlen, une 1T
In ausn rtnommtrten Npottefeu sn baben.
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Graffu8 Neeo.

Das srSbtt M5beIIag.r Der
Staot 1T Dasieniss bts 6trrn s. Nesb.
NGbel aaer Mrt fnb bafel6if In srSbter
auswabl 3i ben niebrisRen pr.ilen au
laben unb In ber Stat fann isbtr @e'
fhmad befrieoist perben. parlor. unb
SHIai3immer.Ssts tauft man BET 5srrn
6. 8eso su 5abrtfpreiien, ba ct lsins MS.
bel etrett aus ben srSbtsn ,Gabrilsn bss
aanoss bestebt. 5trr Ast bat auBsr.
benz einen srcben 8orratt BON 1eppt&en
unb Matten unb altn in bieles Sad etn<
lhlagenben Wadren. @tr WGbei ireenb
welGer art ssbraudt, tbut mobl, Ht on
5errn Nseo 5u tpsnosn. 0om 9epStn-
Iihten Bis gun, @llerieinRen uub Sbsusr=
lfen 1T Qaes In ifinfm Stort su Fntsn.
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Rabofa. Wto 9 .Ftbruar

Sabofa. WO 8 Ffbruar 1880.
SD fantis 5 SlaIdfn Sores bppfem
Btttters BEL Uiibcp & 50. Int lsbtsn
Ssrbif fur meine 1ehter uuno i'd bin NIT
bemielben febr sufrie ben. So bat i6r metr
senubt' aIs alIe Mtbbinsa, bic fs felt ben
lsbten 6 Monatsn tinnabm.
N m.- W cg glure.
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gatt gebrp gpriaas garf.

Der beliebteite @rbolunssplat in Tes
ras, nur cine Weile bonn 6auptplate in
San Gntcnio selesen. Die Wasen ber
StraBenbabn fabren aae aebn Winuten
binau8 unb aud mad ber Stabt 5uriid.
Glle Nrten BON @ririidunsen better Quas
litdt iinb i'm Bart 5u baben. 8prtrefflide
Babeselesenbeit &c. 9Sflihe gepienuns,
pOllfommeue Orbnung unb 3ufriebenbeit
fur Nlle tpirb garantirt. Mulif 3u
ieber 3eit. S. g. 2erid, gigentbamer.
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= 9ie feiniten &leiberitoife, Die ele=
gantefen unb MODERN ten 9errenansiige
unb iiberbaupt cine poraiiglid)e 4usz
tpabl aller i'm S9nitttpaarengei6dft
geborenben Qrtifel finbet man Bel S.
eDsfe kSDbtte. ~
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- @dbrenb bes iiingiten Saselitur=
mes ait ber engliI6en &iiite gingen NIT
ben S6iffen 43,070 Sonnen Probuete
unb 2O,404 Sonnen &eblen berloren.
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b6bnt, Der ibnen surief: 9aie6er NIT
Dem 8atiean.
= gs iperben nod fortpdbrenb
Sruppen na6 Srlanb gei6idt unb mo-
,nentli6 1T Die @arniion in 2inerid
beoeltenb berfdrft tpprber.
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Damen< unb Wabdenbanbidube
in reider Gnswabl tei q. 9. Sranf,
Nlamo= Bla5a.
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@leibungsifade alIer Mrt merben sez
NJ fdrbt unb sereinist bon 8. Gaen
@alino@StraBe. 6,9t1M
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Obises 1T pon eInem utrtrauenswertten
5ar.asr, befen Sobi felt Bis s Sabrea
trant par unb isBi burd ben @sbrauA
BEN 5epfen Bitter astsilt 1T.
yB. $. @iltop & So.
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@feroe Renmem td9lieb.

60 mare gu waai&en, bab Ysrionsn
wel&s aus3ufsa,n beabf&ttsen, ben Se.
tretdr 70 balb ais mSslth bappa btnat.
ri&tiasn, bamit fir binreihsnsen Naum
ssiorst tpsrben fann. 81 ts1
Yresramme unb usitsrs Snformatieu
fann man pom VrdRosntsn octr pom Se>
trstdr ertalten.
Morttmtr Sloeum, Yrdlbsnt.
q. g. Vetrt4, Setrstar. s8,9
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= l1nler 9aser ben Semben, llnter5eus
unb 9erren 6urniihins @OObs fSunen in
Qualitdt pber SreiS nidt iibertrofien
uerben. Yaneoait &, SDbu.
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az- Gertige 9amenfleioer aller 9lrt
Bel q. u. Wolff. '
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