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The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

ing q Ian. e H. III, with an angel lowering
about and the inscription, "lch lassee
dich nicht gems" The reverse side has
the pame of Anna Maria. Duchess Of
Saxony, with the year OF ner birth, 1927;
marriage, 1647, and death, 1869. One
English silver medal of the Robert Lea
per PeIrAy family, new. These three
medals are the only ones known TO be in
existence, and for which, at the time OF
the World Exposition in Paris, 1867,
1t which Mr.. Tochterman was to have
exhibited his collection, but, owing to
want of space, declined doing so, he wa
offered 81, 200 by Queen Victoria's
agent. He declined selling them, not
wishing TO break the collection. The
medals are finely executed, ard are as
bright as ii only a day old.
Among the ancient Hebrew coins Is
one of the time of Moses, with Moses
head on one side in bas relief, finely
executed, and on the other, in Jewish
char lcters, the first commandment.
This coin is of bronze, in q fine state
of preservation, There is also a Jewish
shekel of silver, one Of the same kind as
is known as the thirty pieces Of silver"
for which Judas betrayed Christ. On
one side is an olive tree, with a Jewish
inscription underneath, and on the other
a vase of flowers. Among the other
medals are the following: One silver
Roman Catholic medal representing the
Virgin Mary, ond struck by order ofthe
Council that declared the Immaculate
Conception an article of faith in the
Catholic religion. One silver medal rep
resentipg Charles Augustus, Emperor of
Germany, dated 1900, with the lnrcrip-
ton of "Nec sol nee Luna Nocebunt,"
large size. and well executed. A gold
medal IN honor of Louis XIV, a head
on one side and a vessel on the other
representing the harbor OLA Rochelle,
a city in the distance. Cannot be dup
heated. One large medal of pure silver
upon which is the figure of one of the
kings of Saxony on horseback, 1919.
evidently struck at the the time of his
coronation and distributed among the
noblemen of his household. A magniti-
cent silver medal of beautiful workman
ship. with a design representing John
the Baptist bsptlzlng Christ, and on the
reverse side an inscription giving the
history Of the baptism. For distinct
ness and flush its execution. cannot be
excelled by any of the present century.
1t is very o!d. One large silver medal,
struck off i'll honor of Ge )rge William
Herlz zbulI, i'll 1890. One side contains
the Goddess Of Justice, with a balance
and sword. Finely executed.
A German medal, struck in commem-
Grafton of the famine in Europe, 1916
II. 1t represents q mother and two
babes, who are crying for bread. The
features, i'll their agony, are finely de-
picted. 1t is very rare. French pieces
from the tune of King Ludivico and
during the Crusade, 16US to 1916.
Copper. and very rare. One silver
medal, struck by order of the King III
honor OF deeds OF bravery. u ted 1911.
One silver medal, deted 1923. Very
rare and fine. Ii IL supposed to have
been struck by order OF the Monarch OF
Saxopy. One silver medal, with the
figure of Frederick Hertzog zu Bronulet
of Bremen, 1857. A rare aud very cum
Gus coin.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10
Thunder storms.

Tue frequency Of thunder storms In
Switzerland last summer has afforded
Professor Colladon, of Geneva, a great
authority on electricity and meteorology,
ample opportunity for continuing his obser-
vations on the effect Of lightning on trees
and vegetation generally. Tie has ascer-
tanned that when lightning strikes a tree it
leaves very few marks of its passage on
the upper part and mltdie Of the trunk, a
peculiarly which he ascrlDes to The fact of
hose parts being more impIegnated with
sugar, a good conductor, than the lower
part, As The electric haid descends to the
nelghbornood Of the heavier branches,
where there is less saccharine matter, it
tears open the bark aud in many instances
shlvers the lrees, 1t Is no uncommon
thing TO find the lower part OF the tree
literally cut by the lightning, while the
upper portions aud tue higher branches
seem to nave suffered narily at all. Oaks,
however, wopld appear 10 present an
exception to the Tuie, for they are often
found with tops quite blasted aud the pas
sage Of tue lightning lower down marked
by a guage-like furrow. These burrows
sometimes 10 completely round the tree
like a screw, the reason OF which ID sand TO
DO that the lightning follows the cells OF
winch the bark is composed l'ngthwlse,
and IN certain sorts OF wood these cells are
disposed splrally.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10
.'REAfEMBE

Remember, when the timid Dawn uncloses
Her magic palace to the suns bright
beams,
Remember, when the pensive night reposes
Beneath her silvery veil in tende dreams,
When pleasures call thee, when thy heart
is light,
When to sweet fancies shade invites at
night,
List, through the deep woods ring,
Sweet voices, murmuring
Remember
Remember, when Fate's cruel hand has
broken
For aye the tie that bound my life with
thine;
When, with long years aud exile, grief I'M
spoken,
Despairing heart and blasted hopes are
mine.
Think of my love, think of my last adieu,
Absence and time are naught when o is
true.
Long as my heart shall beat,
Ever it shall repeat,
Remember
Remember, when beneath the cold ground
lying,
NV broken heart forever is at rest,
Remember, when some lovely flower is
trying
Its petals soft to open on my breast,
Thou wilt not see me; but my soul, set
free,
Faithful in death shall still return to thee,
Then bark to the sad means
OF a deep voice that groans,
Remember!
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

The imports of merchandise with
the United States for the month of July,
1888, were; Dutiable, SAL ,691 $40, free
of duty, Sl5, 167 ,479; total, 6,SSS, S2S.
For the month of July, 1882, the total
imports of merchandise were S65, 804,
S76, For the seven months ended
July 81, 1882 the total imports of merch-
andise were S406, OLA, OBJ; the total for
the same period i'll 1882 was STAT ,592,-
647. The exports of domestic merch-
andise for July, 1888, were SOL ,246, 05S;
for the month of July, 1882, there were
S53 ,013, 712, For the seven months
ended July 81, 1888, the totals were
S439, 013,6 56, as against $780, 68 1857
for the seven months ended July 81
1882. The exports of foreign merchan
disc for July, 1888, were; Dutlable
S506, 436; free of duty, S753,74l; total
81 ,263, Ut; Tor the month of July, 1882,
they were 81, 603, S29. For the seven
months ended July 81, 1888, the totals
were $11, 703, S01, as against $40, 400,
800 for the seven months ending July
81, 1882.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10
Fish Batting.

Common sense is making Roadway
against the strange popular prejudice
AZ aipst fish eating that exists among
certain clssses in England. The fact js
that an altogether false standard of COM
fort - been set up in this country, the
result OF which is that Lo change in the
dietary of the poorer classes is con-
siu cred "a benefit, unless it means the in
PRODUCTION Of beef where it had no place
before, On the addition Of more beef to
meals into which beet previously entered
us a primsry element. Vegetables,
bread, fish, all are alike desplsed be-
cause they do not, like tough or strmgy
beef, lie lie lead on the laden stomach.
Without iadulRing III the nonsense
talked by those who misunderstood
Louis Agassiz's ien d'esprit about fish
being Ii food of philosophers, . or like
DIR. Mortimer Granville, arguing that
fish Is brain food" because 1t contains
traces OF phosphorus We may point out
that it Is excellent for sedentary men
aud old people. it's S simply because
it il light and easily digestible. Apart
altogether from its cheal ness, rs to
which these can be no doubt, th, re is
thus a very stroug reason for including
it 10 a pauper dietary. The inmates OF
warehouses; are usually aged persons.
They have passed the period of life
when the body demands strong, stimu-
lalipg food not only to repair its waste,
but 10 promote its growth. They have
come to the stage when life is made
p~leasantest and longest to those who tax
their digestious least-that is, to those
who remember that they have had teeth
and feeble stomachs. Soft food, savory
and we'll cooked, and easily digestIble
withal-that and not heavy messes of
butchers meat, Is the diet that will
keep the old and the infirm in the best
of health and heart. To rive these in-
active old folks butchers meat every
day is TO load their systems with waste
products-with material which Is vir-
tuaily poisonoue.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

BEFORE marriage: Excuse me,
George. Did my parasol hurt your
"Oh, mol my dear. 1t would be a
pleasure if it did" After marriage;
''Gieat Heavensi There was a
m under the sun that knew how 10
carry a parasol without scratching a
fellows eyes out" sand there never
was q man that knew enough to walk on
the right side Of a woman with a para
sol" There isn't any right side to a
woman with a parasol."
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

n noset fre-escape has recently teen
patented, which consists in a balcony
arranged to be raised and lowered III
proper guides on the outside of the
building by means of suitable ropes
and pulleys. THIS is designed TO be
used as a balcony at the windows and
doors Of the house, but in ease of alarm
is ever ready to DE used as a fire es-
cape,
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

THE next shorthorn herd book will
contain the pedigrees OF $500 bulls and
5000 COWS and heifers and will be pub
llshed in two volumes.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-06-16

erence for him in the hearts of his faith.
full children, she goes crawling to the
vatican and begs that the pope will un-
do the work that she has done.
1t is too late the voice of the holy Fa-
ther cannot touch the hearts of the
desnerate apostates her system has
made out of the sons Of hearted,
god fearing Irishmen. The holy Fa-
ther speaks against blood-shed, assassi-
nation. outrage. He speaks warmly not
for the sake of England, but for the
sake Of Christ. His words have no pow,
er over men who have been maddened
by tyranny and perverted by evil teach
ing. Vengeance with them is stronger
than the voice of him, the yice-regent
OF God. They have sold their free will
to the secret societies, to the devil, lav-
ing crushed belief in the Catholic
ch1,rch I1 % ont of their hearts. having
tanobt tEem tn desnise her teachings,
England now anpeaIs to the authority
She has tried To crush with all the force
Of a great mower. II is too late. Bis
| mark might as reasonably expect that
| the holy Fathers voice could deter Herr
Most from nreacbing anarchy, or Presi-
dent Greyy that it would prevent Louise
| Michel from nsing petroleum to fire the
EIvsee when there is a chance for so
dning The article will take up too
much space to give it entire, but to the
end Mr.. McAllister cuts England to the
verv core. Its too late. the voice of the
none will NOT be heard, nor the voice of
M. Terence McGuire either. The dy-
Mantle marty il growing stronger each
and every dav, and will continue to do
so until England shall permit ireland
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-06-16
DUBLIC SALE.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM oFFUTT.
No. $3.50, PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT
COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

BY virtue of an order of the honorable Dis
triet Court, for the Parish OF st. Landry, there
bidder, BY the undersigned j iadnmnistrator at
on TUESDAY, July sd, 1883, the follow
ing described property, belonging to the estate
certain lot of ground with the fencing
thereon, situated in the town of Opelousas, be-
ing portion of the square upon which the
Episcopal Church fs situated, having q front of
eighty feet OH Bellevue street and like front
Oh Landry street, bounded north by Belleynes
street, south by Landry street, east by Walnut
street and west by Episcopal Church lot, the
said grouIi1 to be sold in two equal portions;
each portruh having a front on Bellevue and
| Landry streets respectively of eighty feet.
Terms and Conditions-One-t third of the pur-
chase price cash, one-third in six months, and
remaining third twelve months from day OF
sale. purchaser to give his notes for the credit
payments to the order of the administrator.
bearing eight per cent per annum interest rest from
privilege with stipulation 2, to pay ten n per
Cured. VILLAS fhLogCII,
June 2d-5t Administrator.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-06-16
How Tacks are Made.
INGENIOUS CoNTRIyED MACHINE THAT
BITES DEF THOUSANDS A MINUTE.
Manchester Engineer.

Hs9s inhHCLCotCA
The iron is received from the rolling
mills in sheets from three inches to
twelve inches wide, and from three to
nine feet in length, the thickness vary
ing, according to the kind OF work into
which it is to be made, from one-eIgbth
to one-thirty second OF an inch. These
sheets are all cut in about thirty
pieces, and by immersion in acid is
cleaned Of the hard outside finty scale.
They are then chopped into strips OF a
width corresponding to the length of
the nail or tack required. Supposing
the tack to be cut is an eight-ounce car
pet tack, the strip of iron as chopped
and ready for the machine, would be
about eleven -sixteenths of an inch wide
and thirty inches long. This piece is
placed firmly in the feeding apparatus,
and by this arrangement carried be-
tween the knives of the machine.
At each revolution of the balance
wheel the knives cut off small piece
from the end of this plate. The piece
cut off is pointed at one end, and square
for forming the head at the other. It is
then carried between two dies by the
action of the knives, and these dies
coming together, form the body of the
tack under the head. Enough OF the
iron projects beyond the face OF the
dies to form the. head, and while held
firmly by them, lever strickes this
projecting piece into a round head.
This, as we have said before, is all done
during one revolution of the wheel, and
the knives, as soon as the tack drops
from the machine, are ready to cnt oft
another piece.
These machines are run at the rate OF
$50 revolutions per minute. The shoe
nail machines, fjH cutting headless shoe
nails. are run all OOut 500 revolutions
per minute, and Vat from to 5 nails at
each revolution.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-06-16
SALE.
ESTATE OF JOHN DAVIS, EX REL, F.
MALLARD, TEST. Ex., ET AL VS..
THOMAS C. ANDERSON,
TEST. EX. EFT AIS.
No. 1892.
DISTRICT coURTPARIsH OF ST. LANDRY.

by virtue of writ of fieri facias issued on a
twelve months bond. out of the Hon. the 18th
Judicial district court, in the above entitled
suit and to me directed, will sell at public
the 10th day of June, 1888, at IL O'clock A. NJ,
at the Courthouse i'll the town of Opeiousas,
the following described property, to-wit:
certain tract of land situated in the parish
of ST. Landry, in this State, on the east side OF
Bayou Marie Croquant or Teehe, bounded
above by lands belonging to Mudd, and below
by lands belonging to Terrell, having 'front.'
pents more or less in depth, and containing
about seven hundred and eighteen superficial
arpents together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, as per plat OF said land
filed in the papers Of the above suit.
Terlns-Cash
@: G. DUsON,
may SIT Sheriff, ST. Landry parish.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-06-16
Phenix BARK Iurders.

DUBLIN, Jurk e.- hethy Kelley, s,
nix Park murdG Gs, was hanged IN Kill
mainham Jail ais o'cld this morning.
He was the fiSth exe5kted for those
murders, and the last hne convicted.
There was a large cr&yd outside the
prison, but no disturb Zee. 1t is be-
fieved Kelly died with4tt making any
statement. ,,.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-06-16

"A town has Sc
hli the young
bducing sin gle
yots. Young
lin any part of
lnocating their
and comfort.
|kdge. !. / .
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-06-16
WITHOUT REGARD TO QUALITY.


Insurance Oil is simply any quality of
water white oil Consumers have no
guarantee of its fire test or purity. Pu-
roline is simply any quality Of "a Gas
oline. AS Gasoline varies greatly in pu j
rity, consumers should only buy under
the proper name of 74o Gasoline, and
then be sure the goods are guaranteed
By RESPONSIBLE PARTIES.
The quality Of Insurance Oil and Pu-
roline which has been furnished by In
surance Oil Tank Co., has almost entire
ly stopped the demand, but we wish to
warn intended purchasers that we
will not be responsible for these brands.
Very Respectfully,
jn9-4t Waters Pierce Oil Company.
y7EUPION OIL which is manufactured by
the above company. is for sale by
TOM SACKS e. Co,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-06-16
JUDICIAL ADvERTIsEMENT
GHERaFF's SALE.
ESTATE OF JOHN DAVIS, Elk REL F.
MALLARD. TEST. Ex., EFT AIS, VS..
THOMAS G. ANDERSON EFT AL.

No. 692,
DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-06-16

"A church in a westerl
cured the patronage ol
ladies in the place by id
seats which revolve on
ladies can examine toll
the house without
necks almost. Thus piH
90 hand in hand The
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-06-16
1867 Prizes, amounting to-.-
CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semi-an-
nual drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery oa:,
Company and in person manage and control
the drawings themselves, and that the same
conducted with honesty fairness s ana IN
the Company to use this Certificate. with, fac
SMILES OF our signatures attached, IN its adyer-
tisements. y. BEAgKEeAhD, 5
Application for rates to clubs
should be made only to the office OF
the Company in New Orleans.
For further information, write clear
Express, Registered Letter or Money
Order, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHlN,
or to C. M. THOMPSON, Opelousas. La,
JOHN o. TRAINOR, Washington, La
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-06-16
CAUTION ] !!
:o:
To Consumers Of Coal Oil
THIS COMPANY from this date will
IL not handle Insurance Oil and Puro-
line for the following reasons:
Insurance Oil Tank tenp.sy

who claim to own these Trade Mark
Brands have not during several years
past had any regular source of Oil Sup
plies. but have received insurance Oil
and Puroline from sources where they
could buy cheapest
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-02
snnipatt & Gp.

Ser befannte @6ltb6dnbler S. Mar=
tin bat iein @eiddft an obige 6irma
perfauft uno tperben Bic 9erren 1i6 ni6f
nur bemiiben, Die alte Sunbf6aft bes
Gei6dftes gu erbalten, fonberl1 au6 inn
nler mebr neue &unoen gu eruerben.
Snllipan &. 60. beben ni6t nur
oas bette uno getpabltefte 2ager lit 9a=
mell= uno &inberlduben, fonoern lire
Waaren .sei6nen ii6 aud bur6 Yreisz
tpilroigfeit unb Sauerbaitiafeit aus.
Die 9erren erbalten fortludbreno neue
3ufubrem uno liefcrn babcr bas gller=
mooernife. Man faufe S6ub5ellg nur
BET ibncn, ipenn man gut bebient iein
mill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-02
GnIifornien nerlonhtp Ipttes csobr

- @alifornien berianbte lebtes Sabr
100000 &iiten eingema6te Grii1te.
Siefer Snbufriesmeig bat li6 auBerorz
bentlid i6nea entmidelt unb bic Gon=
iumtion bon eingemadten 6riidten 1T
10 allgenein 9emorben, baB unter oem
ginfluiie Der Gonelirren3 bur6 6itli6e
9duier bic eingema6ten 6rii9te ein
itebenber Marftartifel geiuorben finb,
beHen preiie tuie oieienigen BON Maebl
unb 3uder Der regelmdBigen NOtirung
unterliegen. 8eiiber BON Obitgdrten
batten friiber, als bic 8ebeutung bes
yerianbts nur eim 3ebntel bes sesen=
ipdrtigen errei6te, bis gu 1000 Oonars
per Ncre fir robe 6rii6te eingenommen,
aber bieie 3eiten iino oorbei. galifor=
MEN er5eugte lebtes Sabr nabe an g.
100000 pfunb Sonlatoes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-02
0iersisidbriee Grfabrung elmer
alten WGrteriu.

Mrs. Winslows Sootbins @yrup mirb
BON elmer Der befen Doftorinnen nnb BEN
Warterinnen In ben Ser. Staaten Der.
ihrieben. 81 uurbe felt 40 Sabren ppn
Millonsn pom Mlttsrn unb Jsinbern nit
ME feblsnben Grfolse ssbrauGt, iowobl
bon Dem 6 Sage alten Rinbe, tpie BON ct.
ma6iensn 6inosrn. Ct beieitist S&drfe
I'm Masen, bsfreit pon Dinbtolit unb re-.
Sulirt bic @sodrme sr psrinafft fir &in.
Der uno Mittsr &ube unb gDoblb.tasen.
Sir slauten. bab her Sprup bas bette
nno il&srfe Mitt.l III sessn DYisntsrte
unS Dtarrtci bsi 6ineern, slsiApisl ob
bur& 3atnen rsrurlaht obsr bnr& anbe.
re uriaGsn. Cine @ebrauGsanmeiluns
niro jsssr 5laf&e bsises.tsn. Sc 1T fetns
aht, tpsnn nint bas 6acfmile pcn Cur.
tic u. pertins auf Der Iubsnisits Der Gin.
paduns entbalten III. Sn alien Mpptte.
Ten 3u babsn, bic GlaiHe 25 Gents.
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~ 1brAaAG:
!e beriibntte Jraif pbne 9iteIl
@us benz sgOiton GIsbe.%

eerren Aeoattenrei
Sas Cbise III elm gutes Bib pon Srau apbia G.
pinfbam aus apnn, Raii., bic mebr aIs iroenb cine
anbere 6rau in Babrbeit ben Gamen Der uTrauens
frennoin" ben piele ibrer Gorreiponbentinuen ibr
10 serne beiIesen, perbient. Sic pibmet it nit
benz sr6Bten eifer ibrer arbeit ,peIde Iestere bas
&eiultat zines IebensIdngIiten etubiums ift, unb
1T 9eswungen ie9s aiFitentinnen iid, ,u baIten
bic ibr beIfen bic aussebreitete eorreiponben;.
welde pom allen Seiten ibr sufiebt unS pon benen
eine iesIide tb<e ipesieae 2eibemsIaft ober ibrs
6reube banon befreit su ieiu, tunbeiebt su beants
ruorten. Sbre qflanaen 4rdparation 1T elm Sell.
nittsi iiir quite unb MIDI fir b5fe 8wede. SD Babe
Yeri6n!id Sies ansgefunben unb Bin Don ber asabrs
belt oeiien mas tf 5age, 1berseuet.
:, Begen ohlbewieisnen Gigenfdaften ,pirb
ie pon ben beften aersten bes 2anbes empfobIen
nno perf5rieben. - Gtner pon bteien iagt: vDie
9Srfung lit wnnberbdr unb erfpdrt pieIes 2eiber.
efnrirt pouftdnbig bic id nmjte @rt RutterIeibs
TSamem, S,s Fsaess5ss r anreseiTdstse nnb f%mers'
belt, ent;lnbung nnb G5eiduire, unnatirii1en
ylutabfuB, iebe Nrt Ber5etufa Nnb bic barauf fpl,
eenoen Nadenmartbe i4perben, une 1T beionbers
anneubbar sMr Belt be 8 2ebensmediels."
Sic burdbrinat ieben Tbeii bes meni6E6en
Qorperipitems nnb f6Bt nenes 2eben nn6 neMe
Kraft Elm. e@pd9e, SIdbiudt, 9rans mad aei;s
mlttsln nto Magenl4wd9e tptrb ieberieit 6aburd
abseboten.. ste keiltMuf59weuunsen aopffdmers
sen, nerp6fe 2steen, ahsemeine a6rperf9pdde
S6ldfefgteit. abmattung umb 1inperbaulidfeit
Senss Gefibl .gdn;Ii4er eri66pfums, peIdes
S2Msrsen nfo Midenlsiben sur 6otse Eat, 1T tets
Dpafdnbtg poriiber mad Gebran9 biefes Seilmits
tells. Jebersett unb inter allen itmitdnhet 1T bic
@irfung In pcHitdn bge M iie iebercinfpmmen NIT be,
fen wsibiiden Qorperipitem unterliegenben geiet
Der ryreisift nnr 81. q 6Iaide, IS. fir HIafd,en
nie tpirS pom alien apotbeiern uerfauft. Sraenb
geI9er aatb fiir fpesteae Sale, unb bic Remer pon
gielen bic bnr9 Anruenbung bet sflansen Miiduna
ipieber uouitdnbig bergeiteIt iuor6en, tann man po
Mrs. y inibrer 9riuat s@breiie, Qpnii @af, erbaIs
ten. Man fige qofmarfe snr 4eanfmonmma Bel.
0egen Hieren 9ei6merben BET beiben geidIed,s
tern iit biefe Wif6ung unibertreifbar ipie aabts
reide 2engnifIe beIpeiien.
sWrS. 4inftam's 2ebcr FiHen,a iaet Gin gorres
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