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now IOWA WON TEE VICTORY,
After hearing Miss Francis E. willard at Unto
Park Church, Chicago, July 2d.l

After hearing Miss Francis Z. willard at Unto
Park Church, Chicago, July 2d.l
Morning dawned in the Hawbeye State
One beautiful day in June.
Where heecy clouds bent low and kissed
The green earth flower-strewn,
And sparkling waters sang this song
AS they hurried on to the sea,
The people speak for themselves this day
And the people shall be free.
True men cast their votes for home,
No fear OF defeat have they
For children march in hammered lines,
And women knelt 10 pray"
Then rang the bells their Changing chimes,
The maidens wreathed their flowers,
Together they faced the direful foe
Though those keen, decisive hours.
There tempters led, with willy tread,
The victim whose hope was flown;
To the open polls to fnd with dismay
That the druDksrd loves his own;
tOr little ones clasped their fathers hand
And plead most tenderlys
Note, vote the amendment, father, dear;
Come, vote for mother anu me.
So sped the hours till day was done,
The count was made at last;
And a shout went up to the starry sky,
" The amendment law has passed"
1t was thus that thought in woman's mind
Became the resolve OF man
her earnest desire spoke through mis- life
IL purpose strong and grand
For truly the world has never heard
A grander holier thing
Than to crown in the face of crnging slaves
Your conscience, and say, t. 1t is king"
And the laughing waters sang again,
AS they hurried on to the sea,
" Let the people speak for thems, Ives elsewhere,
And tue people shall be free;
Let true men cast their votes Tor home
No cause for defeat have they
Waile children march in hammered line,
And women kneel to pray"
Mrs. Alexander Cooper
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VALUABLE PRDPGRFY FOR SALE,

HyHE UNDERSIGNED OFFS FOR as
Il sale has well known r. every, estab 80
nsnse - Ssa Ian Cal. Situated k<zazzs<<
49, sa1 =. ,Sss g region Of California Estab
tr,t oemnls,, d supplying large section OF coun-
,.e,i e in every detail for the msnufacture
=. article of Beer. A large spring supplies
swery with cool water. With the property
1sA be sold the good will Of the business wagons,
norses and everything necessary to carry on FIRST
class business. Also residence and the title TO eight
of land almost entirely under cultivation. All
persons desiring such property, address G. w.
KOCH, North San Juan, or inquire on the premises.
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FARM FOR SAs-T.

on ACRES, WITH LARGE VINEYARD AND
on well improved, near Florin, for % SEQ al
acres do near Florin, for s., 500: so res on Dry
g, 500, loo acres good ranch near Brighton for
5000; 2S5 acres good for hops alS aTa or gram ar
$50 per acre; $50 acres grain land Dry creek for
$500; ae3 ares for S2,5o0--the wood on half of
this land is worth the mone, 81 acres for % 700
and Is acres for 81 5oO-loth near this city acre
lot, well improved, aud house, for $3.50: 640.acre
stock farm at SO per acre. Besides these have n
few more for sale, Now, il YOU or your friends
want to buy or renEs farm vineyard cali Tor mar
ticulsrs on CARR STRoBkL, sci J street. Ssera.
r,antn
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FOR SALE.

n 1An ACRES OF LAND, LYING FIVE ssS.
.. HUI miles east OF Marysviue; 1000 ~
acres thereof inclossd and under cultivation --A.
the remainder growing up in young timber good
house. barns orchards, etc. The wei has the finest
drinking water in the valley. II not wanted for
farming it s one of the best stock ranches in the
county, and will be sold cheap enough to justify
use for stock only. Possession given September /,
1852 For further information inquire Of the Sacra-
meDto Bank, Sacramento California iy2s-lm
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FARM FOR SALE.

r1oR sALE-lso ACRES OF ExoELLENTE ~
n farming and garden land, situated in ~
Placer county, four miles southeast OF New
castle There on the place commodious, hard
finjshed house, a fruit house, well Of excellent
,rster plenty Of timber, acres OF orchard,
of vineyard all varieties of berries etc Title per
feet. For particulars inquire Of BERRYMIToHELL,
Newcastle gzsim>
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a RARE BARGAIN

NOR HOTEL MEN.-A FIRST-CLASS -
E HOTEL, having q good business of Sss;H
transient customers, is offered FOR SALE Ill
VERY CHEAP, and upon easy terms. Il is a
Three story Brick Building. containing 35 rooms
newly furnished throughout, with all modern cen.
venences, and in excellent condition. Is pleasantly
located in the foothills, upon the Central Pacific
Railroad, within a short ride from Sacramento and
San Francisco and in the best climate for iavalids
In the State. Apply TO FRED. ID. GRIFFITHS, at
IINDLEY co s Sacramento Gal sn2o. Irasf
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"Speak to me. Rupert s"

cpSah W tSuPCit-
kueeling by his side as he sat on a fru.s
teuiL IN the parlor of Coastcliff Castle that
summer evening, Gwendolen MahafTv
placed her little white hand in the broad
front brsk emsn. on a. freight-train palm o;
Rupert MsMurty and pleaded with her
soft brown eyes tor the little boon that was
so pitiieslly denied her She was there a.
his feet, lovely, brilliant creature. with
some of the witchery OF the wildwood in
her 1.-The, listless grace of limb and pojsa.
Looking down as the words with which
TINS chapter opens were spoken. Rupert
saw the pretty eyes dimmed with tears.
the dropping mouth quivering in the IA
tensity of IT'S pain, and in an inst ant he mad
caught her in his arms. The sweet. finished
face touched his breast, the lovely ewes
looked into his, half startled half ashamed
and then, with little sob of sweet con-
tent, she kissed him until his cbeeks
glowed like girls through their tan.
We will never quarrel again. sweet.
heart" Rupert said, shifting his right leo
slightly, so that the heiress could secpre =
more comfortable perch. "Nsver again
must the black wrath of jealousy come
between us, hut through all the wears that
stretch away into the future we must sail
together upon the shimmering sea of Love.
the snowy-white sails OF our bark filIed
with the breath OF holy affection that can
never know surcease or change"
" He is a lovely liar," said Gwendolen
softly to herself after Rupert had gone,
and | must not let him get away" And
then, seating herself at the piano, she
began to play-gsy dance music at first,
but coon gliding into more mournfll meas.
ures. So t adagios and exquisite sonatas
sb4iss the room with melody and stopped
the istreet.cars At last, with sudden
claDg Of sweet chords, she broke into
Breton love song-a touching little ballad
that she had heard the peasant women sing
at their spinning wheels in the red, warm.
looking light before their cottage doors, It
was a simple but pathetic thing, and W en-
she had finished the refrain
Go and start the kit hen fire.
9uru the gas iitte higher,
Run add tell your aunt Maria
Baby's got the cramp-
Her eyes were dim, and she broke down in
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
FORTUNE-TEllING.

ID LEADING OF THE PAST, PRESENT 80
HI and future. Mrs. ]. C. Andrews, thesOs
well known Character Reader, Fortune Teller 80
and Clairvoyant, Seventh street, between and H.
next door to A NJ L. Church Also Trance Aed-
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GOOD BUSINESS OPENING

YyyHE SECOND AND THIRD STORIES OF THE
Arcade building Second street, between J
ard X, containing thirty unfurniahed tne
newly finished rooms. VIII be rented together yery
low and on long time. Apply to NJ. 7. BREWER i
CO. No IOId Second street apsfs
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE,
NEUROURG 4 Lagos.

Mos. 20. 50 AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO,
IN dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies, Man
ufacturers Of Malt and all kinds OF Meals Oatmeal
Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, etc New Grain Bags for sale. Agents
or Buckeye Mills Flour, Marysville. auI7-Ip
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PIKE & YOUNG.

The subscriber de.re = cali attention q lawyers ssthor
md generally ,arc-so the 10 ths facilities
He i maintain Ii. ee-u rputou 80 long -s..ehsa the
house The Of eiexan. printing 4 not greasr
tHa that which dazr-easle end hand Address
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Allen Springs
LAKE COUNTY, GAL.

YEyHIS WELL KNOWN RESORT A <eN~o
Il is new open for the reception b
OF guests. The most desirable ~ ~ -
place Of the kind in the State Five = A. -
different mineral springs, includ- ----1ess;---
ing sulphur, iron and soda. Steam Baths spe-
cialty. Hunting and fishing unsurpassed Neat
cottages for campers. Those seeking health or
pleasure can find the very best climate in California
and first slsss hotel accommodations. Board from
$40 to Sl2 per week. Telegraphc, postal and ex-
press facilities. Railroad from Sacramento to Will
Jams, thence by stage 81 miles. Fare from Sacra-
mento to Springs, 50. Address
iel3-4ptf JANIS d. BAILEY
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
UNION HOTEs.
ResTAIISAMT 70. eRANCE

AON X STREET. ADJOINING
HI the METROPOLITAN 1heater ,sssSlsSS
handsome Private Rooms for parties. A1SSskAA
LOUIS PAYEN, Proprietor, <
au20-4plm Formerly OF the Hotel de France.
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Scots, wiha' ha' wi Wallace bled
Scots, wham Bruce has attended,

There was every reason for the opposing
soldiers to want to get as far away as pos.
sible. Long, swo-handed swords were in
use in various parts Of Europe during the
middle ages, but it is from Scotland that
we have heard the most about them.
Some of the German swords used by the
mercenary soldiers in the French religious
wars were enormous two-handed weapons.
with sharp points, Jagged edges, and great
spikes near the base of the blade. But
these heavy swords were used only by sol
diers who were uncommonly strong and
skillful, for any awkwardness on the part
of man swinGng such tremendous blade
was apt to INFECT as much injury on hi1
companions as on the enemy. Some OF
long swords of the middle ages were
more for show and ceremony than
tual service. The sword OF Edwal
which is preserved in Westminst
is seven feet long, and weigh
pounds. This, it is said, wa
fore the King IN processioH
ably never used IN any
LeSees, in st. Nicholas
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SACRAMENTO RECORD-uNiON
San Francisco ONCE, No. New M0BtgoD-
cry street palace Hote).- II. Sharpe, Agent.
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WHOLESALE GRCCERS.
Taber, Harker & Ce.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocer Noa. los and 10 California street.
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Two HANDi:D SWORDS. The claymore,
once famous N Scottish history, was a very
long sword, with hilt SO large that it
could be grasped by both the hands of the
warrior who Welded it, and when this ire
nendous weapon was swung around by any
&c H., 4
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The spectacle Of
men in bathing is
mated game Of
Chronicle. Hera
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During this week our store has been greatly crowded. but
owing to the increase of staff able to properly attend to
the wants Of all our numerous customers By making special
visit to this Final Clearance as you will favor yourselves by
the Swing you will have on the goods bought at this last mighty
sweep.
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SPIRiTUAlIsM,

NTRS. EMMA A. MAYER (EaRMERLY MRS.
WI Jeffries), Trance Medium, 625 / street, near
Seventh, can be consulted daily. aul0-Im
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EDUCATIONAL.
HATE

G. Hermann d CO.-Manufacturers and I'M
portes. No. 1856 Kearny st near Pine The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Belden ST.
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sTATIONERs, PRINTERS, ETC.
q. 8. Croker a Ce.-lmporting and Manufact
airing Stationers, Printers and Lthographers, Nos
a1b, III and 21s Bush street, above Sansome.
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.
The Gutta Percha and Rubber s1anHfact.
uring Company-MaLufacrurers OF Rubber Goods
OF every description. Pateutees OF the celebrated
"Aaltese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corner
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LAKESIDE GS.ill



A cablegram says that De Lesseps il
guarding the entrance to the Suez Canal
Somebody should give De Lesseps gentle
shove.
The Secretary OF the Navy will begin an
inspection Of the navy yards next week.
The Secretary will doubtless be greatly
amused when he sees a snip for tho asss
time.
A dispatch from Montreal says that the
dry goods clerks Of that city threaten
riet because their employers refuse to close
the stores at | o'clock Saturday afternoon.
A spanking machine should be forwarded
to Montreal at once.
Waiting while the shadows gather,
And the sunlight faces away:
While the tender glosmiug deep6ns
And the golden turns to gray.
Wat hing while the stlrlight quivers
Brightly in the heaven above;
am waiting for her coming.
Waiting, watching for my love.
Listening for the wel-known football
And the voice whose luvirg tone
Swsgtly bids my waiting,
Watching, listening for my own.
i From " At the Gate" by John Reilly
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~ iaii AZ ~ OhSC, 40 VIC
vanciDg in force. 1t wasj
Buell. and Nelson, and
holly engaged. Sam To-
thrown to the front prom
by ours, when almost
met US as we passed q
lifeless body Of poor
brother, with a bull
Driven back and ST
all left on the disx
bury: and amop
grim and h.s.z
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.

BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Pacific Business College and Telegraphic
Institute-(Life Scholarship, for full Business
Course, 500. W. Z. Chamberlain, Jr., and L A.
Robinson, Propretors, No. 800 Post street, oppo.
site Union Square, s. F., Cal. Send Cor Circulars.
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: e L a 8.

Sn Sarebo fam eine 9epei6e Don
MatamDrDs an, na6 mel6er am lebtern
Srt ein junges Wdb6en AM gelben Sic
ber geitorben 1T,
Sn elmer Spielh0lle al 9nuften
aerietben sinei 6arbige in Streit unb
fbOiien aufeinanber. 8eiOe tpurDen
bertpl1nbet.
- Cine StaatscDnpentipn Der Sent
perenaler fanb am 26. in Galblpea ifatt.
- 8ei CHERRY Springs III Gillespie
GpuntD i6lug Der 8lib in ben Wei5enz
porratb bes Serrn S. 2auge nnb siineez
ts. 9as gat5e Getreibe giilg nerloren.
= Ser Staats=Geiunbb bbeitsbeanlte in
Qiuifin bat bem @efunbbeitsbeamten in
Brownsville per telegraph aufgefor=
cert, fOfDrt Quarantdne gegen 01ata=
moros gu erri6ten.
- Sn ber Ndbe BON Dallas campir.
ten Stpei junge 2eute, 6olt unO Orr, mil
eimem Gubrmanu suiammen. 9lus
2augeweile beihlpflen lie, li9 i'm s9ie:
BEN Su iiben, nabrnen beBbalb tire Ste
Dplber lltb iu6ten Ii1 einen paflenOel
plab, 9ier paflirte es 6plt, baB ct bet
6abn feines MepolnerS BEN Stnger ent
| fbliipfen lieb, bic Waffe entlub Ii9 uni
bra6te Orr eine i6pere Munbe BEL,
= Sas gelbe Gieber in Matamoro:
fat IidD peiter berbreitet ullb cine 9ln
sabl BON perionen binweg geraHt.
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ter, nit ltcilAer Nuhe that, mas eS tltr
feline Ynidt bielt Ooer mas ibm seIiel.
DiesHlal sefiel es ibn, Die Stelle un.
n1ittelbar bintsr benz Ofenen lSagen nld)t
,u perlallen - gum bSdlten grsSsen oer
Rinber, mel6e BON ibreln Site tortnabz
renp Benpenutos bohrpthes 0el'dt nter
ben SSpfen Der Eante uno Srau SanleS
auf unb nieber idmanfen unc lle perle9en
aniahetn laben; uno sur gerameltluns
8enrenutoS, ber auEer ben Spcttreoen
Bobs nun aud mod ieinen 5usenenenen
Tbeil bes lebr reidliden StaubeS herl'l1s
ter1dluden muEte, melden her gSaSen
auf ben uuasetrodneten Wesen erreste
unp in 70 bidten Walfen ilber tbn 1autz
tete, baE ct bereits nah einer balben
@tunbe nfein tunter SDsel" mebr mar,
u1einte Sob, man mabte benn etipa etne
Saatfra9e 70 nennen.
Sic treiben es 81 ruelt, Wob, la9te sos
warb.
St mar bis jest pcr bent Masen ber
neben Nanni seritten, iie in Ielner satisen
Weiie selegentliA auf ibre Sebler ouf>
1nerfIan1 ntadenb, batte lih nun naa ben
Damen int Wasen umie9en wollen unS
gpts leeten Wie sebDrt. SD babe Sic
idrn Elm paarnlal sebeten, ben Wann
seben su lallen, fiiste er binsu.
Wann nennen Gle Gas I! Iaste Sob, btes
len Cad rpl gitelfeit, Dumnlbeit, Glnz
bilbnus, Seisbeit, ellberabeit -
gfidt 10 laut, BOB!
Sd mtl's ibn1 in's @eiidt iasen! rief
Bob; iiberties, Der Serl ueritebt fein
@naliid.
@leidpiel, iaste Gbwarb, 70 1T es oer
gnnersn mesen; er 1T Der Treunp BON
Dir. unb Wirs. MoDr; mir lino AUDI ben
Treunben unierer Treunbe his Su einenl
sewillen @rabe 9feipeft fdulois.
(Gortfesuns fols..)
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Sln Die 0fepnblifaner bes sebntem
GpmareR0iftrictes.
@nn 9lntoniD. T. oSuli 12S

San Nnton1D, Z. oSult 1882.
Cine Contention Der ytepublifaner
bes Sebntem GongrebbiiIrtetes, ipelber
Die Counties 8anoera, 8altrpp, 8erar,
8laneo, 8urnet, Gomal. @on0o, Gro=
dett, Gbmarhs, Willespie, &enoall,
3err, Rimble, &innep, 2ampalas, 2la.
no, Maion, Mc@ullo9, Mebina, Me=
naro, San Saba, Srabis, llbaloe uno
Williamlon um,faBt, tpirb bierour6 auf
ben Is. Nueuft, 1882, Ma6mitta9s 5
ubr, na6 San Mntonio berufsn aum
3med Der gtominetioit zines Ganoioaten
fir ben GongreB unb sur Snbetra6tz
nabme FOLDER anberen 9inge, mel9e
Dor Die @onpention aebrqAt weyoen
mDgeu,
Die BorIibenoen ser republifaniIben
gpmites Der obengenanuten Counties
iperDen eriu6t, an ben GountDliben i6=
rer perf@ie0enen GpuntiesgDnbentionen
ober Geriammlungen bon @epublifa=
nern su beranitalten, um 9elegaten su
bieier Contention su lenpen, Ser Mufz
rHf 5ur Gpnpention Toa re9taeitig uno
gerllgeAo publisirt iperoen. Sebes
Gountp mag 10 piele Delegaten lenoen,
als ibm paiienb eriGeint. 9ie gafis
Der Experimentation ipirb Don Set Gon=
bentiOn beltimmt iperben.
u. Siemering,
8oriieenoer oes republifaniI6en GgecG=
tiu=@omites fit ben 10. Gengreboiltriet
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SsssSet0e+

6ierourb beetre i'd mid BEN sBubI=
ium ersebenlt ansu,eiaen, baB ib bic
N Il d,inen y8ert fdtte oes 6rn
Sacob 9 diibls au 8rsiafraBs ,nase
Ger VYide lbernamusn tabe.
Better bon Dampf. uno anpersu sra.
lGiuen made i'd beionoers bqrauI auf,
merriam,
g,ue Gsten Don 0teparatureu, tie in bas
Sad bes Waldinenarbeiters lhlasen,
wcrbea prompt unb bil!is ausoefiibrt.
$. Sd)tteiOer.
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Dlntter Rntter,! SHUTTER

~~4hIItI : !
sBsrost Sbr be5 Nadts ssR5rt psrben
uno in gurer Nube unttrbrpAen bur1 bas
SGreten zines trantsn Rinoes, wsldes
Sdmer3en bonn Durabrshen ber 3dbne
leiSet2 ST eS Der SAL, 70 fault cine
Tlafhe~ BON 81 re. % inslops @pps
tbing Ssrup. gr piro ben armsn
eleinsn iofort Dor leiucn Gamsreu be.
freier. Non rerlaiIe iidA bavauf, 90 tilft.
&c TT feline Shutter auf Grben, bic es per.
futbte uno gud nid,t mittbsiien wiirse, oag
GO bic Ginsems'ee reaultrt, Den Sleinen
ollff uno 0eIuneteit uno Ger Shutter
Nube seriaaTt, Sab es wie 3aubsr pirtt.
Das Mittel III fiher In aQen Gd(lsn uno
angsnsen Don 0sldmad es wirb BON
elmer Der altsaen nnp teRen Dcetorinnen
In Den Ser. Standardization. lsser.
d su baten,p Die 5la1de 3u 25 Gents.
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Die Sidlerheit bes Meilets oil

- Die Gihsrbeit bes 9eeiiens ollf
ben giienbabnen lit melt grDBer als
man geiu0bnli6 anrimmt. SSenn bic
ielbe 9lrsabl BON Ntenlben mittels
pferbe unb Magen befDrbert lperOen
1niiBte, 10 tpiirben 10 20 NAL nebr
YerIonen perungliiden. Gin franSDli=
fbes 8latt, lie Genie civil" bat nett
erbings berausgere6net, DaB ein Geilen.
Ser, Inn gans li6er nmsufommen, allf
ben frans61tden Giienbabnen l aldlllz
arbe 600 Nillipnen &ilometer suriitle=
gen miiBte. Dieie Strede entipriOt et=
lpa 20, 900 mai bem Gr0umfang, unb
ein S6neasug ipiirbe sur 3urildlegung
ber1elben 3,O44 Sabre berbrau6en,
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= Gin treuer @sbilfe Der meni6liz
den Natur in ber @ieOerberfelung bes
SDfems su bollfommener Geiunobeit,
tpobur6 es &ranfbeiten gegeniiber tpiz
beritanbsidbiger miro, lit 8rotpn's 9
gifen 8itters.
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5eu Bebrp @prinaa Yarf

defer pupu!are GrboIunesplab erfreu
iId elmer itete itsissnesn Patronage uno
auswastiss Seiader tpertsn bsionsers ba-
rauf aufmertiam aemaht. Der parf fe1t
8ereinen cher prioa,gsleaidaftsn sur
&bbaltuns pon @ienics sc. iiets ofen.
Sir ben Comfort Der Weae Ia tsasns &c.
iors. uno pie aeraaseihtsn Grfri{hupssn
fab eriler Aaalitat. Ser paGtsr. 6srr
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