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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16

BoUpFoS chat doesn', fool Read
i''ster birds. Funder tafy fails to win.
ST. Clair walks of. Crockett doesn't
want any. DYSON mrns his back and
declines the offered sweet.teat. Mai.
Yost of the Valley rHyiaiaa, tells
them he Is mitch obliged, bur that as
soon rs the bugle blows, his knife will
be ready for the heart of the Funder-
Bourbon party Jno. Smelling is out
in a card declaring il is all a lie, as
everybody was satisfied of at first,
about a difference between Riddleber.
ger and Malone. The falsehood about
a coolness between Gov. Cameron and
Gen. Malone has died natural and
speedy death. The allegation that
Fulkerson and Malone are not on
speaking terms is ON the authority OF
both ofsthose gentlemen exploded.
Fetch in another horse All the
old Fundcrhscks havegroaned, turned
their feet to the sky and with one slow
but significant gasp, expired. The
story that Malone had gone back on
all the Confederate soldicrs was too
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16

The saddest story Of the age is the
death from cold and starvation in the
Siberian SHOWS Of Capt. belong and
his party of some eight men, who were
the crew of one Of the Jeannette's
boats. All found dead, except the
two sent ahead for assistance, that
came two late.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16
Milligan College.

Prof. llopwo0d closed his session last
week with splendid exhibition. Tn,
Editor Of the Ne,cs was present on Thurs.
day, and delivered the literary adtlrcs,
to mn audience of 500. The exhibition
of the classes IN Calisthcnirs, Wrdncs-
day evening, Is by all parties agreed ia
have been perfection. The following l.
the programme for Thursday:
Mnsic, Not ashamed of Christ; Epi-
demics-Salutalory, Lula Crockett, Tenn
Mind, J. II. Rutrough, Va; Music Inst.
Trio Valsc. What II Faiurcg G.. +.
Carson, Tenn; The Advent Of Man. Geo.
W. Hardin, Tenn; go subject Jas. II
Smith, Tenn; Music-Nocal Duo-'rhou
vert IN the Cold Blast. What OF
Wealth! Jas. \. Tate, Va; \ Glitter
ing Goal, but no Reward, G.. B. Armcn-
trout, Tenn; Music-NOral Quartctlc---
Moonlight on the Lake. "Mnd lmmor-
tai, Loves Immortal Aims" Geo. f..
Boren, Tenn; Out OF the llarbor, Into
the Sea, 4. A. Ferguson. Va; Music
Vocal Duet-Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Al
tior-Valedictory, Lucy Hardin, Tent;
lnlermission-2 O'Clock =. Address
by Hon. |. G. Fowler, of Bristol Com
ferring Of Diplomas Benedicliun
The readings aud oralions of The Sem
Tor class would have done credit to amy
older institution. Aller the close Of ,lc
exercises. Mr., Geo. Grisham Of jones'
boro delivered an Grafton that was very
crediIablc to him. It's delivery was NJ
the request of many OF his friends,
Miliigan College Is the outgrowlh of
Buffalo Institute, under The skilled and
indomitablc leadership Of Prot. j. Hop
wood, who came from Ky, some six
years ago. on foot, and who has brough'
far towards perfection one of the most
successful Educational enterprises Of
the country. The College building Is II
three story. mOnsard brick Of large size
aud modern design. Three excellent
frame boarding houses, one for young
ladice, are contiguous, aud ut least n
dozen neat country dwellings ARE In
sight. The location Is lovely beyond
criticism, and the landscape one of
the most enchanting, on which the hui
man eye can fcnst. The silver stream
called Buffalo Creek engages the attcn-
ton ut cast n mile away towards Roam
Mountain aud comes flashing between
fields and from beneath bending foliage
adding life to landscape that has for H.
composition IN admixturc Of mountain
and plain aud rolling fields on which
culture aud forest prcdomlnatcs. In the
blue distance the grandeur OF the unaka
mountains stand IN the intensified azure
OF the horizon aud Buffalo mountain
with the glocm aud gray OF coarscr out
Hue holds up toward the western Sky
the track of ruin, down which came, n
month ago, the great "whltc Rock"
which for countless ages has stood ut Its
summit like n cyclopcan dial TO time the
rising sun. The college Is three fourtlm
OF n mllc South Of Mllllgan station, on
the Marrow Gauge Il. II. Our thanks
are due Rcv. s. Shclburn aud Lady
Prof aud Mrs. lIopwooj, Rev. Mr..
Mallpn and many others for kindly at-
teniions. The college closed out with 50
pupils, ten OF whom graduated. During
the free school period the numbcr OF pu.
Pills was near 700.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16

HIT II N so sad to think Tint tbc Dos.
nnd Father Abraham arc ''not mn spenk.
Ing term'."- Wytheriiie gHierpriss'
But sadder still to know that vir.
sinia FundeS will persS, in retaining
a story so utterly and wholly false as
the above. The Eatt,r,3sr, thinks II
has authority for the above statement,
and OF course I, has. But coufound
such authority. Malone and Fulker.
son have never met without speaking.
courteously, each to the other, and we
happen to know they have met recent.
". And Malone and Fulkerson are
both Of them-our authority for II.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16

Dr. w. X. Vaughn some years Oso
one Of the Faculty OF King College in
this town, Is a leading Rcadjas,cr and
has been elected Superintendent ofihe
Deaf Dumb andBlind Asylum a,
stanton. ITsIi
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16
CUTICU

The Cut.cura treatment, fcr the cure OF skin,
Scalp and blood diseases. consists In the inter.
nal uae OF CCrIcuRA RRsoLyRST, the new blood
Puriher, and the external use Of CrrIcrRA and
CuTIcuRA soar, the Great Skin Cures. Prize, of
CurIoURA small boxes, SOC; large boxes, 81. 90.
CuTIcuRA RgsoLvgST, 81 per bottle. CUTIcuaA
SOAR, 25c; CUrIcURA SHAVING SOAR, l5c.
Depot, WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston Mass
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16

viii nOw state that made 3 miraculous cure
OF on Ct the worst eases of skin disease knOwn,
The patient l. man forty years old; had suffered
fifteen years Ills eyes, scalp aud nearly his
whols body present d n fri h,ini appearance. Had
had the attention OF twelve different physicians,
who prescribed the lest remedies known to tho
profession, such a. iodide potassium, arsenic,
corrosive sublimate, sarsaparila, etc, Had paid
$500 for medical treatment with but little relief
prevailed upon him 10 use the curIcUKA RE4
sOLVgST Internally, and the IuricuRA and CuTI-
cvRA Soar externally He did so, and was COM
pletely cured, The shin on his head face, and
many other pate Of his body, which presented q
most loaihsome appearance, Is now NJ soft and
smooth an infants, with scar or trace Of the
disease left behind He has nov been cured
.welve months. Reported by
y. II BROWN ESQ Barnwell, s. C.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16

MASSEY was to have "norated' at
Front Royal in Warren Co, yesterday.
The sheet called the Rea.Jasfer in that
place is now his organ, and is about
the only peg left the PArson now on
which be can hang his hat.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16

The net earnings of the N. & w. R.
r., for the FIRST quarter of this year
shows a falling off Of Ss44ta. All
due to the short crop year of 1851
1882 gives promise of making it up.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16

We have received the lst No. Of the
Lebanon Ne,cs, publlsled In Russell Co.
The paper is n six column four page
sheet, neatly printed. II will be mdc.
pendent In politics We wish the Nclc,
rncsss. and place II on our exchange list
with pleasure.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16
Commissioners Sale of lots In
Goodson.

By antlior ty GA dec 'ec entered by the
Circuit 'onr Of Washington County, NJ
tie Jan Term lSS2, IN the Chnucery cause
NJ the Town ui Gooiton, compt W, Jacob
rhomra and others defls, We will sell Mt
public cutlery in front Of the Mayors office,
in tie Town Of Goodson, on Saturday, the
18th dhv Of Mny, lSS2, between tho hours
Of II O'Clock \. VI, an I o'clock p. NJ.
two lots. known As lpls Nos lh3 md IA,
accord NJ To plan ~ los IN the Johnston
purchase, IN the town Of G1o son.
TERMS.
cash in band sufficient to pay the OK
penses ofellc, including commissions, the
residue when credit OF six, twelve and
eighteen months, With interest from the day
If nile Honde, with ~ od security, will be-
required for the deferred payments.
4 \. 'ST' . r'sS, conn.
VI 2, 's2-Jw
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16

like figure Of iron while this damna-
bic Funder tempest blows concerning
Tebbs. There is something heroic in
the attitude Of this man who never
doubts the good sense and honest pur-
pose Of the people Of Virginia. To
him such falsehoods as that he has
gone back on his Confederate Division
or has voted to disfranchise all
Confederate soldiers, bespeak only the
agony and desperation OF an enemy
he has throttled. 81.
We wish to say to our people that
the whole >matter Is this, There is q
DR.. 'Tebbs who was q page in the Con.
federate Senate. He was no soldier.
He never slept in the bitches of the
q Conlederacy. But he now wishes to
be a surgeon in the U. s. Army. He
is not eligible and cannot be until his
disability can be removed by Congress
a. Rilf was iptroduced ID the us
'esenste'forthat purpose. Diving 10 tie
present. bitterness Of tie BeyIogs Of the
sSsta, sc,o Notwithstanding a1 'hisnng
their Yhait pqek Of sTrs qf7da srA mfg
as Afahont AMI /ohn y. Lemis, who
are leading a liberal and peaceful
movement Lihe Northern Senators
seem afraid to trust such men as TcbbS
ao who Is no doubt a Bourbon Of this
proscfiptive type alluded to. OF course
every bourbon in the Senate voted TO
run rashly and madly on Northern dis.
trust. That's their way Of doing btBi-
ness. They know precisely how no,
to do Il, and they understand the
science Of bIanderins = So in this case
theyputop TebDs as the John Doe Of
Bourbonism and they swore he repre-.
sen,ed the whole Confederate Army
% and damned u they did not mean to
force him Into the u. S, Army, wheth-
or Northern sentiment was ready for
the move or not. 40 they took DR..
TshbsNpJ rammed bis had pgains,
The Northern wall. And there he lies.
Senator Malone and the Readjust.
crs are perfectly certain OF one thing.
lis thisf We have Only to demon
s,ss,rase tha. NC are willing TO trust the
good scnsa aud magnanimity OF the
,i-Novthesn people and this Northern
distrust which has so long been stirred
sndJSsistsd by Bourbon bitterness and
mignanageuicnt, win very quickly dis.
wsppears The Northern Senators wish.
ed 70 refer lTebbs, case to the Com.
mitlee. Malone said Every good, let
ijteo 70 the comnliiee. as you wish.
lie did no, care to again inAame and
e.escile Northern disirust. by saying
IN bourbon language, "dainn the Re.
putIitAA pany A6dthe Union senu.
msntof the Northern States VIC will
run 'lsbbs down your throat whether
syoo Wish hlni or not f.sW
so Eas ff a. mas easty
" BourboNism has good deal to learn
ys,s Mahppsand IlIc ReadDusier par.
" will, teach these men lesson, but
Il takes ting igr sueha job Is that
sssIt ,,aeffmaaI.I.t.a hftu
800 tasfs5 stiIltt Hr1fH Boo
nt..ssnInl sf.f If NHr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16
ECZEMA.

Sixteen months since an eruption broke out on
my leg and both feet. which turned ont to BIO Ec,
Lema, aud caused me great pain and annoy Ance.
| tried various remedies with no good results
until used the CuTIcURA RgsoLvgSv internally
ard 'UricrRA and crrIcuRA SOAP externally,
which entirely cured me so that my skin IL as
smooth aud natural I'M ever
6LtNM FRAlLLY, 81 South st Baltimore
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16
SCROFULA SORE.

Rev Dr., In detailing his experience with
the CuIIorRA REMEDIES. said thar through hi
vine Providence one Of his parislioners Gu red
Of a scrofulous sore, which was slowly draining
away his life, by the CurIorRA REsoLvgST inter-
nally, and CurIruRA and CurIcuRA SOAP exter.
nally The poison that had fed The disease was
completely driven ont
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16

AUDITOR Dyson says Aiis not true
that he declared Gem Malone a Ioby.
is,. lie says be prizes Cen. Mahone's
advice and is glad to have Il. Fetch
In another horse
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16

=
Andefscn NH known ms Ross Tnl,
l slled last Thursday nj. Knoxville, aged
~ ycnfs. Vie was drummer III the
Y Waf.0f 1872 And for many years,
boor-keepsr Of the House at Nashville.
~ The ttisiof Joe Boyt, ut Madison Tenn.
for numbering his Uncle, has been post
pond.
Gen. A. l.. Prislcmorc Of Lee Co. was
recently pArslfd 70 Mira sally a. Neil,
near Spcer'e Ferry, Scott Co. This Is
his third marriage. lie "a the owner OF
the best arrsuged aud tiElshed dwelling
nj Jonssyiile and We Congratulate him
on having Il rc~ilghted.
Mr.. VIM fippin, recently, well known
here NJ salesman ef Mr.. J. NJ. Barker,
flied iaet Thursiay nj Ills home In Caney
nged 2s!1 lfis uniform modest
audcofrect gicmcsnor attracted general
UsttehtiSn aiar made him friends in the
'owh; ,g,r}s a96di i~er Il,
The Abingdon Standard publishes the
death Of Miss Allie. daughter of David
fBnciIwlan hear Glgilrspring. She and
her mother were engaged In burning
brush and her drees caught on fire, burn
ing her person In q horrible manner.
Her mother had syccee,led In almost ex-
tlngnlshlng the flames, but they were re-
lighted by her running through the
wind.
Professor Dare. who performed his
- daring feat at ropr-walking across our
Main Street couple Of years ago, re-
Gently Lost hia life at Flushing Long
Island, by, falling, while blind folded,
no feet to the Mc!Adanizeh Street. The
rope had been insecurity fastened. Aged
~. Leaves n wife. M
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16

Did you ask how are matters in Good
son? So quiet you could hear pin
drap!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16

Nose, nose, jolly rel nose:
And what gave me this jolly red nose
Mother Goose,
The Mahoncits struck me;
Sec how the blood flows;
and that's what gave me
THE bloody red nose!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-16
"RUCHUPAIB.\.i

Qnick, comp etc cure. all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder aud Urinary Diseases. 81,
Dauggists.
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ffffr iaIm 1If On aIItIt'.N w
,i.iy iaafsj ttilift af'nH t''
!. aisstgqni 80 '1 IIar
49, fit be- .taoN aHiNaIit' tnf
.N IHtsff lait't
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So NJ Epbe errettet.

Diuiam s. Gcusblin BON @omernile,
WaG iust /; Sm 5erbft 1875 betam
i'd 2unsenbluten, SefolSt BON eineul befti=
gen 9uReu. Sd psrlor zen Mppstit unb
msin Gleii& unb wurbe bettldSeris. Sn
1877 bradte man mid ins 5cspital. Tie
Nsr,te ertldrten, Id bate Elm Sod in mei'
ner 9unse bon Der @rSbe eines balten
Dcllarfads. Sosar bic Nadridt bon
meinsm Tobe perbreitete f&. Sd Sab
auc 5offnuus uuf; bu emptabl mir Elm
Grsub Or. William 8 6alls y l.
q N ur bic Qunse. 50 sebrau&t'
cine 6tafde uub 3a meinsm @titauneu
murbs i'd beHer. unb bin beute seIanoer
ole lett brei Satren.
SD (hreibe bies In Der 6offnnnS, bal
Sober nit tranier 2un9e Bebaftete Or
N illia 5alls BAL am Sc
brau&t. unb id bin absr5eust, ooB pas
felbe bic Mus,ebruns beilt. 50 Ian
pcRtio bebaupten. bab mir Der Ballal
mebr @utea erwieien bat, ols QUE sbrt
ssH Nr5eneisn suiumu,en. bic I'D nasm
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(Bprtfetuns fallt.)

- 8iele grfolge ipre6en fir bic
tpobltbatige @irfung bon Neu # d b
ter's n9eut cbes &inber
m 3 l"(Paedotrophine)al )als 9fabrungs=
mittel fir Sduglinge. Sr. @arl Bran,
elmer Der dltelten beuti@en 9lerSte BON
SEEM Sort, i9reibt: Don allen Surros
gatem fur WfutterMil9, bic mir bis je Bt
befammr geporben, muB i'd 80 u t.
fcbes Rinbermeb l"fiir bas Smed=
entipre9enfte erfldren. gs 1T 16made
baft, lei6t berbauli9, nabrbait uno,
mar BON Der groBten 8ebeutllng, tpirb
1ebr germ BON BEN &in6ern genommen.
Sn allen renommirten Mpotbefen gu bae
hpu
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Sic QohI her o,,f her xnfef Gu

: Die 3abl Der aiif Der Sniel @uba
nod borbanbenen Stlapen betrdst nod
amtli9en Beri1ten 134, 500. Set St:
laB bes olmdblisen Mbolitions=@ =@eiebes
fnb 1865 6flapen befreit worben.
tpopon 66 prosent bur9 freiwiaige
Gmanaipation feiten ber Qerren { (motiir'
lid meift bic alien uno unniiben @tla.
benz II proaent unter ben Dor 1886
beaebenben biireerliden upo 5trafge,
fesen. 16 proaent hurdb Gelbtlostou'
Der Heger. un6 bios 7 Broaent infolg'
6es neuen 8eiebes. Menn bic gman3l
patton 70 langiam fortgebt, tpiro {!
in 100 Sabren nod Sflaoen auf Gubt
aeben.
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s9arIa9s
| Fe5er ge5ein.

81 sdSesssse s: ssSf ssrirs iseen assenis
Boo yrsf. DssbYs rBrrpbYlaette Glnib." ne DeSs
infetsnnsss unb 9etnisnnsS sSmiftet iR q iouebI
ttecretlN ute prdstif& rcxln8It@er dls aabere tes
Sannte ttI:-w. :. anpt Q n, gref. ter GSemae.
4ea. MeSanber 9. gtrbens, Georgia;
9er. @taS. 8. Oeeme, Sremblsnae setrde q. T.;
Sol. &c Gsnte, Columbia, tiuiperht htAteprrf, S.6.;
Gep. 9. 8. DatAe, pret. Mereert 11ntsesftAs;
9MrdbAub Nst1tpsMete tat ieesa &auAH halt.
Ncutcmnen un{9ibli&. 8n innerIa4em pbsy Anters
H@em 0ebraud fnr Meni&en rnb Nieb.
Das rGluto" u sranbIi@ erprebt rcrben unS ris
haben Delretie rnudut bat es dues baS bertrtt mes
5ser BON TN betsuptet rirb. 9nr' nRAabtseren
Ausfunft IaiIe man 10 Bet tinem aycttefer tin
GyempIar ber Drci&ore eeben pber wenbe fi besbaIb
an bic Gtssnthtmef,
8. 9. SstItw 3 &c.,
Fubrseirenbe Glemtter, p1tIabeIpbte:
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La. s. H..

Die 2ouii,ana Staatelotterie tR bte etHsts.. 81.
Srn Fem Solfe enbpfftrt wrrbe
Vputltaua @tate Qotterp Sc.
Di,fes Snaltnt purbs Sabre 1853 fir G..
3;sbHnS3> unb DobltbdtiB!ett&> pStde spn ts
otaatSi.steldtu. fur ben 3eitraum BON flnfunb.
awdn.is Satren aeftblit ineorportrt NIT einsn
RapitcI pta Sl.fa0.000, 5u psl1em fe lebt.i
s;nsu @ekrsefont BON $3.50 .oOe 6in,ussfae, b.
Dur6 Elm Electromagnetic 0otum mg,esn ib,.
Rs&te ein 9teil Der Geeer,pariieen Staateeoh
liiatpn, angenpmmeH an 2. December 1917
glue gate 0efegea9e!t fein @fiid
,n MAIDEN.
ibrt srpetn 3tebungen pcn etnseln,
Rnmmern Inben mpnatlid ita.t. Ntsmels ptr
tine 9!ebuas Serf&oten. Raugefe natfrlsenb n
Ylan.
9robcs promenaben . gpn3ert,
mabrenb weldem bic auberorbentlide
halbiibrlide 3iebun8
tn Nen SrIeaae ben 10. December, 1882, RIal1e
W. itdttftnbst
als naftr. tanfiisen 8isbnns.n Fnbsaaatt ante
aufF&t unb eeiluns Der @entrdls
o. o. Yeanregara pnu gpnisissA anb
snbzl g. GarIy psu Titgsnien.
9auptprets 100000.
Tidets'3u 10 Dollar ieoes. 9albe Tidets
SIS, Ginftsl SO unb 3ebntel 81.
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= Wenn Sic unbebaslid fiihlem, ben
Spleen baben, melan9oliid5 fno &C..
bann muB es nnperbauli9feit fein po'
ran sic leiben.
Bromn's gilen=8itters furirt es.
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0tetest.oe unb tra,stl
3erto,ae,s erquidt uni
@utaeIte8ett perbateI
bur4 Saben NIT rDar.
bps&Iuib."
0ttrettse 3saft unIndb.
It'd semd4t u. geretniSt
0<sen @It,,ttssett Qq1S
esn f4eres 9eiImthG.
AmF &m,s9S TON uer,
ftbrt.
0esen exftntstte gate,
8rofbe,aIets, Hdi,si
orxbotbets, aiafasi
ttebette 4aatt &c.
WbetttssattSutuS ses
beht.
@et@es, tuet6 6ex9 eint
bur@ ben 0sbrau@ BEE
rTlxtb1 erlanst.
e@tH2Hebsr rerbntet.
Bum &etmtee,s eeS
Mt9et,sA unb 91aas
tG1e1e her A6hftt In
e8 uuttertre}Ft@.
4atAYst selsnbert uRb
ssbetlt.
&ete Sstein.
0ta1sbt btpas,aottt auf her
GteHe Seliatert.
Nartess pssbttst.
0ubs turtrt.
@tlsaoess rdi@ gebeilt.
80 babe baa rSlHibs
uhbstsb unferer ietisea
G&asis&fleter ; 4ttmfu,
&u1b NIT enti4tebenem
Rutea ansemenset. 6
N Nr hdS 4renteuatmrner
uuendbM. WM. 8.
Sanbfosh, 01sie, Ma.
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= Merb6iitdt, gmpfinbli9teit unb
8erbriebli6feit 70 oft elm @efolge int
2eben iiberangeitrengter Grauen, tpirb
raid gebefert bur6 8rotun's giien=8itz
fprS
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= Dpspspga Der seidbrli6fe Tsino
Der 0efunobeit. witb but@ Anwenbuu8
bon Aders DpspepHas Tatleto" furirt.
1ei alien apotbstern ~ taten.
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We8e,s 9bSpsp,i

~ - tt.ssr. ~ Wslsrse
El3s1UZS1sli ans auesareetSs
san6 BET 2eber,
1arme MmS Nteren Desnriad5tea 2eioem.
Gsmttome einer erfranften 2eher.
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petei betra9tttaer gerint bes G1inneruns nssssrmas
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nentet Gef1hl In ben Slseu, aupelen eine fte4enhe
Gmpfnbuns; bic 9ebenBsetfter nttberseiHlasen, unh
w.nnslei& man nberjeust ~, hab Getbesbenesuns
beiliam ware, 70 fam man t& taum bain aniruffen,
Dbtsen Gpmptpme beSleiten bic 6ransteit; aber e
fin6 NAue poraefpmmen, In benen nur ipenise barrn
rprbdnben maren; bod bat hae 11nteriu@ung mad
benz Iobe etue besrh@tit&e 6tbruns her Geber natz
sewtefen.
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mns MIt, eebran&t speseeM, tetaIs I'D
etmeS ses sbisen Vsasptsuse aetst.
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men stuer Defts, um bte 0eter tn ae(unber 1bAtas-
seit ~ talten, alle StaIaxie, 0alIiae AwtAUe,
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GSemm nsam stweS i1.er Hersaaji9sS ses
teiSem bat, pber ga6ts nt&t i9tafen tann, ne6ue
man cine Des unb Ste Cried teruns nsrb eiatrslsn.
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berrdtbte itR 9Sanie bdlt! .
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beetmtradttet tpeser bic 0ei6 2itSt6 6attetett
ued eas Sessmasen.
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unb bat Me game 4raft Mnt Yrtiamteit BON GalpmeI
Dtsr Ghtntn o9ne trsenb etne ber fHabli9en Rsds
wtrfunsen berieIben.
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tef metner Gamtlie tn 0etSaud, unb ID Elm N6ers
lsust bab q cine Deret4ernns ber ar,netptHeni4aft
b1et.-S. Gttl 9 hortsr, 0enperneur Bon ala.
fuNf Der Gttrau@ Won rsimmons 2iper Resutas
tprs 70 mir rpbI betcmmen unb ID rdnf4e ihn
speiter 5u prafen.
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allen dbnIt6 2etbenhen anratken q init bieiem
watt lu rertu9en, ha e bas eulise lu fea f4eint,
haS ntemals 2inberunS rerfa8t.
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Grfstruns tn 0ebraude Dor yetmmenS atper
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totbe z &AnSeISaexte unb bie Romensuxters
f&rft 3. ,. SeiItn d 60. auf hem finiAIAss
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ni4t In Steber5tte, tes
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seben, unb bic Anberen
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