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a Desperate Character"
AN ADVENTURE IN LONDON.

Az ADN IN In LOND0Ns
went to Covent Garden theater
one light last season. We were let
out at II, and set off to my lodgings
l knocked; there was no answer. l
knocked again; window was thrown
mp and my landlady's head appeared
"Who are you?" she screamed.
Lets in, please; its mel" I an
swered.
"Then, Mr. Me, if you don't come
home before 10 you may still out till
mornin. never wait up for my
lodgers-my door is closed at IoP' and
then the window closed with bang.
mo gow thinks l. Il have no
money, III go to a railway-station and
wait in the waiting-room till morning.
which resolution l proceeded to carry
out by walking briskly for the bank
turned into Moorgate street, and
was just thinking whether | should go
to London, Brighton and South Coast
or the London Bridge station.
stopped to think. There was a con-
fectioner's shop just in front of me-
Oh! that it were openl l had three
pence left.
Just at this moment a tall, broad
shouldered man came up to me and
viewed me from top to toe | looked
ut him. He was dressed in dark
clothes; a pea jacket and clap-tyap
cloth hat, with a peak lying level on
the forehead, gave me a feeling of
awe. The thought forced itself upon
me that he was garotter. He spoke
first.
you're Mr.. Sam ?" and he laid his
finger on his nose.
You've G 'essed it" said I, thinking
it best to agree with him, although my
name was Tom.
"Then come aiongw and away we
went.
Did Butler give ye e'er a pistol?"
he asked.
NO" said |, beginning TO tremble
"He said he wanted them himself
"Just like him. He told I'd find
you standing at Moorgate street, be
tween u and ], opposite the confec
toners, with your right hand in YOU
pocket"
I'm in for it, thinks /, but must
20 through with it. But whatever
Wilt come TO at all, at all :"
He led Inc through a labyrinth OF
a'r"ets, walking rather fast, till we
emerged Upon the clty road. Then
he made straight for the Angel. and
from thence took a cab for Fleet street,
What object he had in doing this
cannot say. He did not offer to ex-
plain; in fact, not word passed be-
tween us till we got out at the top OF
Ludgate hill.
From thence we went into a back
street, and out of that into another,
no matter which, and suddenly stop
ping opposite shop, he exclaimed:
That's our cribp'
rs it," says l.
Whereupon he produced from his
pocket a rule The shop was evident
" a tailor's, as it had bars standing
out like the rungs Of Jacobs ladder
from each side of the door, to exhibit
stock upon. Ny friend stepped on the
first of these, which was three feet
from the ground, and speedily measured
the hight of large glass fanight over
the door; then, stepping down again.
he measured the breadth Of the door
and as the fanlight was square he NUT
tered to me by way of giving me It's
dimensions:
"Three and "a half bytwo high!' ana
chuekled quietly.
Then he crossed the road, and l fol-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-04-13

The smallest flower in the. world is
the Wolnla Columbiana, plant of
such small size that no one, except
botanist, aware of its existence and
anxious to find it, would be likely to
observe it. 1t has been found grow
ing on pond near Nashville, Tenn,
where the surface Of the pool was
covered with a green scum, which at a
close inspection, was found to consist
of two distinct little plants,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-04-13

Minneapolis has the taIlest electric
mast IN the country, with light of
32'ooIcandle power on it. Anywhere
within the radius of mile one can see
at night to tell the time of his watch.
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in M IN practice in the Court of Appeals and
AM sour's OF Charles. 81. Mary's, Calvert.
"1,eh oei he VIII attend regularly.
n,, Ulice e, ana address, Annapolis, Nd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-04-13

a coh'ented spirit is the sweetness
of existence.
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MALARIA

Malaria is an almost in
deseribable malady which
not even the most talented
physicians are able to faith
ON It's cause is most re-
quently ascribsd to local
surroundings, and there is
very fthe question, but this
opinion is substantiated bv
iacts. Malaria does not nee
essarily mean chills and
fever while these troubles
usually accompany it. 1t
often affects sufferer with
general lassitude, accom-
panied by loss of appetite,
sleeplcssness, a tired feeling
and a high fever, the per-
son afflicted growing weak
: er and weaker, loses flesh
day after day, until he be-
comes a mere skeleton, a
shadow Of his former self
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES 70.
DAY.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT
TER-DAY SAINTs.-Serviees in the Large
Tabernacle at pm.
CoNeREeATIoNAL.-R F. T. Lee,
pastor. Preaching at II s.u'., Coy ReY.
frof &, BenueF, principal Of Salt Lake
Academy. Subject. "TheoTy Of Educs-
tioD,'' with address to the graduating
class Of the academy 6 Sunday school al
1915; Chinese s. S. at $50. In Che
evening at 7.45 o'clock thare will be
Chinese S. 8. concert. The public and
visiting strangers cordially invited.
All seats fee.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. The seCuEd
Sunday in June Is "Children's Day" in
this church An Order Of Service"
for II 8. No. has besn prepared specially
for the occasion, calculated to interest
old and young. At D. m. childTen's
concert with ten minute addresses by
Rev. DR.. Fisher and the pastor Of the
church on "Christian Education" Each
service to last one hour The public in
vited. Visiting strangers will be.cordislly
welcomed.
PREsBYTRRIAE Misunderstanding g,
at II S, m. by the pastor, Il. g. &cNieee
Sabbath School at II 20. Young peo-
ple's meeting 81 6 40. Ohildren's service
at 7.SQ.
REoReARIzED CHURCH OF JKsUs
CHRIST OF LAgTER-DAY SAINTS, cor.
Second South and Second East
streets. Sunday school at / p. m.
Preaching at 80 p. IN. by Elder Joseph
Lutf, and 7.90 p. m. by Elder Joseph (
Belts, Of st. Louis, Mo. Public invited
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was unveiled with prayers. "HOme,
Sweet Home" was sung by full
chorus with organ Accomplishment,
the whole assemblage joining in the
last verse, Grafton, Leigh Robinson.
interment ceremonies, music" Grand
Hallelujah Chorus, =" (Mesiah)
Handel, s.by Ethe Philharmonic SO
ciety and Marine band, the audi
ence rising, benediction and music,
final by Marine band "Safe in Arms
Jesus" The coffin was then placed
directly beneath the monument.
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Chicago Market.
PRODUCE.

Chicago, noon, 9.-RegulAr Wheat
lower; 1853 June, 112A July,
1141z August, 115N TO 1l526 September,
115H October, 1105s year.
Coru-Irregulsr, 552s June, 56%
July. 56% August, 81 September,
Osis-Lower; 4O1SlJune, 500 July,
SS1 August, SlH year.
Chicago, close, 9.-Flour-Dull and
Wheat-Regular unsettled and gener-
ally higher, 1iOA June, 1925 to 1929
July, mo. 2 spring, l1OA, No. 2
red winter l13.
Corn - Active, but rather lower,
55N cash-June; 56H toss e July.
Oats Weaker, 401s cash; 401s to 404
June, 39A to 1919 July.
Rye-Opened firm, closed easier, not
qUOtsbly lover than 81
Bsrley-No market.
Pork-Opened strong and higher;
closed st inside prices, 1880 to 1866
cssh-June, 19.671s to 1870 July.
IaTd-Demand active, opened strong
and higher, closed at inside prices II .52}z
to 11,55 cash-June.
bulk mests-Fair demand; shoulders
7.6O. short ribs $50; short clear 1925.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago. 6.-Hogs- Receipts Il. 600
fairly active, weaker 500 per 100 lbs.
decline; packers principal buyers, heavy
$50 to 7.l5; light Gas to 6.S5; mixed 6.4(
10 $685. closed weak.
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Utah VS.. Idaho.
SALT LAKE CITY, June 9, So.

SALT LAKE CITY, June 8, IS.
Editors Herald.
The challenge appearing in Fri
days Salt Lake Tribune from the
Base Ball Association of Idaho, ex-
pressing a desire to have that terri
tOTy's strongest team contest the
inter-territorial championship with
Utah's best nine, is very eheerfulIy
accepted by the Olympic Club Of
Salt Lake City, land the dates named
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
June 14th, 18th and 10Th, are hereby
agreed to. OLYMPIC,
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Auction! Auetionl!

Commencing Monday evening, June
1lth, and continuing for FIVE days, con-
sis,ing of Bankrupt stock of Dry GOODS,
also damaged lot Of cutlery, 1000 pairs
of Ladies' and Childr4n's shoes. Grand
catalogue sale OF Oil Paintings Thursday
evening the l4th inst. Ladies' wear in
profusion. Cents underwear goods sold
ia lots to the trade. Ladi invited
Sale at 10 q. m and pm. Sale posi-
tive and no goods limited At 1873 Main
street.
+ e. a. Reef, Auctioneer.
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Notice to Stockholders of the
Crescent Mining Co.-Dividend.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that a dividend Of Ten Cents per
share on the Capital Stock Of the Com
psny will be paid OF the Office Of w. 5.
Mccormick, Treasurer, On the 10Th OF
June, 1888. Stock transfer books will
be iclosed at 8 O'Clock .. m. on
June Is and be opened the 2lst
Of June, 1888, and dividend will De
paid to those who are holders, as appears
By the books of the Company, on the
evening OF the 10Th.
G. L. EAINES,
June 2, 1883. Secretary.
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STRAYEE

One dark bay Horse with gray stripe
on forehead, both hind feet white,
branded small . on left hind leg, well
down; some white saddle marks on back.
One dark chestnut eorrel, star on fore
head, some white around hind feet,
brsnded faint on left shoulder T T and
J PIT on hip. Any one leaving informa-
ton with w. b. Pierce, Fourteenth Ward,
will be suitably rewarded.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Extraordinary Bonanza.

The Salt Lake Tea Store is now selling
Sugar at the following prices:
lob Granulated ..........Sl.1O
lob. Best Refined A...... LOB.
u 10. Extra @ ........... 1.25.
In Teas and Coffses you can undoubt-
edly get the finest bargains 10 be had
anywhere Fancy presents given away
with their Teas and Coffee 1t will
surely pay you to call
1854 First South Street, opposite
Market.
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To Whom it May Concern

This lie to certify that my son has been
sfflieted for the last twenty years with
what we call GIFTS" I have tried vari-
Gus means for relief, but without success,
until / employed DR. Putnam, who has
10 my entire satisfaction rendered COM
pets cure. If this may be Of advantage
10 the afflicted, I shall be- happy to have
served them, Respectfully yours,
JOHN BOEEHAM.
Am Fork, June 8, 1883
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TREAT THE HUMAN MACHINE
GENTLY.

Neither Constipation, Collie Diarrhns,
D7senlerY, or otEer bowel complaints,
can be cured by abusing the delicate
machinery of the system with furious
pureatives. The best snd safest remedy,
particularly at1bis season, is teaspoon
fnl of Tarrant's Settler Aperient,
taken in a glass of water, which will
gently relieve, while toning aid healing
the irritateo intestine.
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Cattle = Receipts 9,OOO; demand
brisk, 10 advance, light snp-
ply causes much stronger prices,
good to choice shipping, $40 10 5.75;
poor to fsir 500 to $40, stockers 2.25
10 400, Texans 400 to $40.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; quiet, steady,
inferior to fair 200 TO 376, medium to
good % to 400, choica to xtra 80 to
300. Well cleared st close.
WHISKY.
Chicago. s.-Whisky, l18.
PETROLEUM.
New York, Petroleum, duh, 1871
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San Frencisco, 9, close.

DRY GOODS.
New York. 9.-Imports for the week,
79I, 600.
CROP REPORTS.
Washington, 9.-The condition Of wiz
ter wheat is lower than in may with few
exceptions. The average condition $50
against SO in Nay. Spring wheat has
increased 500, 900 acres, or nearly per
cent. The condition averages SO, the
same as last year.
Thrre is az increase Of the cotton ares
ola little ovsr 8 per cent.
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MONROE, Mich, Sent. 25,1s75.

SIRs-I have been taking Hop
Bitters for Inflammation of kidneys
and bladder. 1t has done for me
what four doctors fgiIed to do. The
effect of Hop Bitters seemsslike ma
gle tome. , w. CARTER.
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Street Car Notice.

On and after Mondsy, June 4, the csrs
will leave the Emporium corner for the
Twentieth Ward, Eleventh Ward, First
Ward and Sixth Ward, on the lsst trip
every evening st $50 pm, and warm
o. P. ARNOLD,
= Snpf
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EXCURSION WAGON.

Mr.. F. L. Trip takes pleasere in
announcing that he is now prepared 10
furnish cheap and accommodating convey
ance for excursion parties.
+ ExGuRsI9N WAGON, No. 81.
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Money Market.

New York, 9.-Money 2 to 21z; closed
offered. 21z; prime mercantile paper 5 to
6, sterling exchange bankers bills
steady 1864; sterling exchange demand
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Railroads.

New York, 9.-Governments IN
changed, stock market advanced to- day,
closing easier, result of Days business
being an advance of n to IA general
lisf
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The Times are Better

For you can get two clesr Tin Type Pic
lures for Fifty Gents. Upstairs over
Daynes' music store. Satisfaction or no
money. Taken in all kinds OF weather. I
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, 9.-Weather fine; -four lis
Whe dull, winter s. lid. to g., %,
spring So. Cd. 10 9s. One California 9s.
%. to As, ditto s.. 90. to IS.
Corn dull, Sc. I'd.
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New York, 8, c,ose.
Governments
MINING.

New York, 9.-MiniDg ssstocks very
dull; Navajo sold 155 and $50; Horn Sill
Union Con. 869 to 1875, Eureka 800,
Sutro Tunnel ~ and Is, Son
ora Con. SO 10 90. Sales for the day,
IS, 6l0. Shares for the week, III, III.
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Bullion.

New York, 9.-Ba- silver, 95s.
Bullion receipts for the week from
minee, St58,00O.
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Peruvian Bitfers.

A sure cure for Dyspepsia and
For sale by all drug
gists and wine merchants.
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EYE AND EAR.

DR.. Irs Lyons, four doors west o
Cliff Rouse corner.
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PERSONAL.

q DR.. Ellis R. Ship has removed to the
Seventeenth Ward, one block north of
the Valley House and half block west. t
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Firemen'S Brass Band Excursion
to Black Rock, on June 2O,1883.

Three trains will Iesve the city as fol-
lows: $40 a. H., 40 and $50 pm. Ar
irving in the city at 80 and $50 p, NJ.
dan 2.50a.m. There will be dance for
children in the afternoon sndfor adults in
tie evening. Fare so cent?, half-fare fer
children. See posters for particulars. +
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WALKER HOUSE.
OoNTINKNrAL HorEr.

j " Plummer, Tintic; DR. @ P MrIry'
New York; Geo Cork, Philadslpnis; T
W GLAND, D 8 r g; u Roche, Denver;
J o MnFrell, Provo; j q Emerson, Oa-
den; W & Dusenbury, Provo w B
Main, Chiesgo.
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WANTED.

A good cock. Apply to Mrs. @. W.
Lyman, s. E. corner Brigham and Fifth
East street.
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ORANGES.

Fresh arrivals of Oranges by the car
load at Cutters every week.
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HORSES AND MULES

for sale. Apply to a. S. Patterson,
152 Main street.
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sTA7EMRNT.

New York, 9.-Bank statement, re-
serve decrease, $2,474; banks now holds,
500 .69I. 70 in excess of legal requirements.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
COMMERCIAL
Wool Market.
UTAH WOOL

London, 9.-Teu thousand two hun.
cred bales Of Sydrey and New Zealand
wool YVES sold to-dsy. Fair competition.
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THE PUBLIC MoNRY,

Washington. 9.-Condition of the
treasury-Gold coin and bullion, Sl94,-
2l6,51l; silver dollars and bullion. $ll3 :
8l5, 7S7; fractional silver coin, SIS, ALL
O95: United States notes, $51. 5l5, 105; to-
tai 1887, 95S, 400. Certificates outstand-
g-Gold, $50. $40, $40, silver, ST. ,5S2,-
SOL; currency, $l2,4SO, eco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ouAo ., 1000
WHITE HOUSE.

WHITE HOUSE
CYL Krouse, ] B Maynard; WlD
Hickman, Wilson, j s CohiiI, J b
Black, Kansas City; Claude Glenn, Sem
ora Glenn, Eureka, NeY; j Jones; ]
Rodgers, Cyrus Shipping, City; W.
Snyder, Park City; 3 Bowman, Ogden;
w Hodgson, D q r @; james Brown,
VIM Hynea, San Francisco; j w Mat
theWs, Idaho; O Lyman, City; James
SorensoD, 81 NeslmAn Thompson,
Sanpete; K 8, j Douglnsr, City; sPelix
Cohlentz, San Frsnoisco; Tom Taylor,
st Louis; Henry Gray, Australia; 81
Graham, Iintic; j Hawk, NJ Sands
berger, San Francisco; } i'iIl, Idaho; L
Nucholls, Provo Bankogsky. San
francisco; J, SklsLdberg. Pleasant
Grove; A III HiRhes, Provo; VIM Fl La
Peads Idaho: Mrs Tregaskes, Ogden: J
LaHe. ID q Il @; TheckttoD, Germania;
Patsey Duty. City; George Crosten,
bingham; James Nortby, City; Knagg,
u q 4 9; Jodn "a Nicks, Camp Verde,
A; q Rust, Manhattan, Kan; Geo Il
Davis, Bingham; Jas Willy, ] WilfOn,
Oity; j Willy, D 6 r g.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
N J Proostgaard, Mountain Green; j
A Ripley, American Fork; q s Bennia,
Chicago; Rev B Folts, Rockford; Dr. e
V FolIs, Boston, Mass John Taylor,
n ID, and wife, Chicago; s W Williams,
Ed Temple, Idaho; Mrs II Pelton and
daughter, Denver; John Newman,
Provo; kRobert Tate Colorado; O W
Wadham's excursion party, east bound
Geo Long, Peoria, III; Mrs Helen
Rawson, Mrs Al Dickarson and SOD, 81
Lesndro, Gal; Mrs E Patteughi, Al
bany, NY; Mrs = e Fiber, UOunselI
Grove, KS.
WALKER HOUSE,
FW Koch, Lewis Sonrwine, FE
Huber, j Lereh, D a Briming. A @
Howard and wife-Rsymond excursion;
E P Gordon and wife, Salt Lake; w ii
Rose, San Francisco, Thos d Wiqale.
worth, Chas s WiggleWcrth, d & r g;
Smith, Iowa; h y Newman, Omahs;
@ Chaplin, Salt Lake; g T Crsndell,
Omaha; Gus Lippmsn, NY; s Kahn;
Cincinnati; RdW 81 Rieley and wife,
Ishina, NY; 9 w MCMILLAN, Omaha;
" Il Mslom, Gaoto, Col; W Miller.
Colo.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
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BUSINESS FAILURES

London, -Bidgood, Jones and VIII
son. warehouse men. have failed. LA
bilities, els. coo.
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ben Bid III 8oben ienfte. Seiner BOT
i9r einen @utcn Wcrsen, ia, ibr gruB
wurbe nidt einmal erwieoert uno nur nit
ausemeinem Saden aufsenommen. Sim
Der finb srauiam I'M ibrer Nbncisuns.
9lur Der junge Qebrcr, 70 idmer eS tbm 5u
werbeu idien, fam ibneu auf Der Sdmeue
entsesen unb erfunoiste fd tbeinebmenb,
pie benz alten Serrn bic Nnitrensurs be=
fommen lei. Sebaitian mar perltimmt,
ct nabm alic aud bieie Ebeilnabme rer=
ftinlnlt auf.
Gnftrenouns? iaste er, far mid 1T bas
feline e9lnlfrsnsuns, nod Bin id niht 70 alt,
als man mid MAIDEN Mil. 6iin5is Sab
re lang babe i'd meine Sdule sebalten
nnb nidt einen Sag uusseieet. Mid
braudte Mien,ano ~ pertreten.
Gem iunsen Wanne, Der ieinen suten
Wiaen 70 libel seoeutet iab, fcs cine leiie
3ornrStbe iiber bic bleiden 3use. gr
wo0te etmaS ermieoern. aber Elm btttenoer
Blid bon 9eetta bemmte feline Worte. Gr
reidte benz Mdbden gum @ruB bic Sano,
,unb mdbrenb Sebaitian in oas Sdul5ims
tiler trat, flilterte es ibm gu: Nebnt es
benz alten Manne nidt iitel, er 1T NUM-
cerbar aufserest, uno id mill frpb iein,
penn ct es iiberitanpen bat.
Sd pollte ihn nidt frdnfen, sewiB nidt
erwieoerte Der 2ebrer wcate ater in iein
3immer 5urIdfebren uno beute nidt NIT
ins Sduljimmmer seben.
(Gprtfebuna fplot)
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(Eprtfebuna fploi. J

~ Serd9tli6e Weni6en MAIDEN lid)
ibrer ytebenmeniden 2eioen gu fuben,
Inn iie gu peinisen." gflige &ranfbei=
-teu mie ). 9. Die 9olbene aber, &beu=
matismus, 8eritopfuug. 0salaria,
&iidenleioen &c. MAIDEN iid llnbOrli9=
tigfeiten, bic Der NienIb begebt, alt
Nube, Inn iie gu belditiseu. 9o6 grab
bann fommt ytierenzaraut sur SIlfe,
linb bur6 feline re6tseitige 0eilfraft per=
treibt bieie Nfenge unangenebmer 2ei=
ben. IS 1T ein Beidiiber gcgen ben
SOB, benn es 1T elm Sreuno in ieoer
Wotb.
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gsi pena Colorado iiel Ser l
Sahr Z Wtonate alte &nabe bes Garmers
s5all tn elnen Greet nabe Dem 6auie
UNI ertranf. 9as &ino mar nur auf
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