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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17

tcTan the us6 ~ yDuf Cuncufa Remedies
when yfsi frat put them % ne mani And
Eno4 I iED essaos licIiDR Piles tbai have
bs4n cured ~ the use ht ny suffee ions 81
these remedies. = - HhitAl -
flrdGn, "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17
TKRm IlIIIl2 W.

wgT 40 Mem eid COATS ainc 700 heavy and little oeht
IenH o sts.pu pooiip
Z worth q
q u n
D.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17

Satisfaction guaranteed ~. All VINO
usg Rionosa, the perfection Of roasted
eofIee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17
Eor $40.

Three life echoiarships in the Fort
Worth Business college. Inquire ~
TIE GAZETTE Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17
Holiday Goods.

snch IA fancy plush velvet perfume
and toilet cases 1t Wells drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17

sis, Restaurants, and private
" who buy groceries on large
Z s \, study their interests aud
i tneir purchases from houses that
.ntm the beet inducements for
fAttonage. There Is one house
3 y that is selling to Responsible
aud Tor cash, groceries alta frsc-
!, s,te COST, and this tirfn, the Fort
/ uiocer Co, Is doing the largest
'ouslness tat WHOLESALE prices Of
rtuse 10 North Texas. Their
|s usde is iinmense, rceeiv-
~ 'r,.. iseharging every hour Ia the
lls house has IN stock aud get
aeliy ~ elegant line Of fresh
sn. 'or Tie holidays, and parties
81 the city will remainder
n, 20. ne hest bsreaIns IN hotel aud
- pplies, they get them at the
"vssa firccer Co.'s, on Main
81 70 other house oifera such in
''o'a 70 tbs public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17

,,kfsf stock OF knna. pistols
1fs az and hunting supplies ia
= Andenon's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17

have tried your Cuiic1ra Remedies and
ihem al that sou c.aim, and lbs ~ Aaul
ZOE flri0 Ia tnis afsiilgn - fftAt.
ADGU8IDd W. COLiiAs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17

Flre-worksa at Wholesale, lower than
Eastern prices, ~ Anderson's gun
store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17
d Dissolution OF CoparlnersIlIp.

Dec. 10, 1885.
plce Is hereby given that the COZ
1trhiD heretofore exiting be-
4 Z +. MRsierson aud II. Jaeaby,
a The firm name Of Mssterson d
~, 4 this day dissolved by mutual
|snl Of the members Of sAld firm,
laasterson retiring from said hrm
ar Jacoby continuing az sole pro-
|eef Of the Grand Central hotel
aaeoby Will make al collections
. and assume all the Liabilities OF
Ale Arm.
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u f. MAsIERgoN.
II JAcORY.

e.-Thanking the travelling public
|he liberal patFonAee extended o.
Il he past, 1 cordially invite my
r. 10 continue the same 10 my
zsor, whoai ! feel assured viii
i. HE same. y. +. MAsTEHsoS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17

Tooin-Bsnsheg aaa Wisp-Droonis,
4 vssiou, prless, cheap at Wells drug
tore,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17
GrlnL R..linrLlnna

iday goods at DashwOod's drug
5l4 Main direct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17
Useful Christmas Presents.
RDAD EEEm SMALL a


9 pieces
y res "a a3c whr 9{c
We onrr WooFl flannel qi 3innd0
4
Joney o and = goodwill
illus al % ks Nng D. ds u worth
CHASE TRADING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17

Toilet Articles, soaps, &c.
IN great profues1n and at living rates
At Wells drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17

From so Cents TO sI.75
pay q handsome box filed with
and enyeiopes-Ordinary prices
~ p s2 50.-.at WelIsl drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-17
New orleans Expedition.

The best unolling tobacco g Little
Jnker.n
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RmAL IasrArIa.
A.
Bowie Real Estate and Immigration GQlI
BOWIE. MONTAGUE, CO., TEXAs.


Yhsfs
s Basq r gFaa 90 W. M m re sTRra Ger baa @ 81. sss
GRAHDEST COUNTY AND CITY IN NORTHWEST TEXAS
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.
ed counties. tts =.l - -

t8S The State Of Texas now has l72 organic
< ed counties. 80
A bean.eating Z tournament will take
place at Tonawanda, N. Y, April Is. an.
4 .f.i One OF Boston's dog.catchers has can
\ tuted and killed 1862 CANNES during the
]. past FIVE years. wa. ~
& "A horse trotted quarter Of q mile on the
4 ice near Portland, Me, few days ago, in
thirty six seconds. n f{ti.73, n
One Of Davy C,ockett's old hunting
knives, with 1 inch wooden handle, has
been presented to tho Tennessee Historical
/ Society. l.5S "A n a. 'ss5Tz
The only witness against girl charged
with stealing in Oswego. N. Y, recently,
& was boy 4 years old. He took the oath
and told n very connected story. q
Almond growing IL declared to DO fail.
4 uto in Northern California, the fruit bios.
Z coming too early and not bearing a full
4 crop. Gen. Bldwell has recently grated
his almond orchard to pruues. 53.ii,5I
2g Gable traction for street cara IL ahout "a
! ba introduced on Higbgaic Hill, in The sub-
Surbs Of London, and considerable interest
3 is felt In the result Of an experiment which
1t Is said has never been made hitherto in
Europe. DIS.
a company Of gentlemen at Jackson,
Tennessee, have formed the "Tennesses
Educational Baraau,"". an organization de-.
signed for the aid OF teachers throughout
the country in securing positions and other.
wise aiding them. q "a
An Oakland, CAL, tramp entered res.
tauraut recently and ordered sumptuous
DINNER It was brought to him, and after
eating the food he attempted 10 escape
without paying for the came, but was ar
rested and sentenced to thirty days in Jail
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WEST vlRGINlA REPUBLICANS
Denying False Reports sont out From
Il-L,.H r. A..ia Han rhnt, ANN ren. rs 4H '.-''

Denying False Reports sent out From
Nearbhn s0ufces.
Philadelphia Press, March is. IA
10 he Editor Of the Press. l; "a
ssa: "A Grafton, VIVA. dispatch.to The
Pros Of yesterday says: "The result Of the
meeting Of the Republican State Executive
Committee at this place to-day was q pracsi'
cal triumph for Arthur. There was an IN.
doubted preponderance Of sentiment for
Blaine, but the pressure exerted by the
Federal officials ontweighed the individual
preferences Of members and the time and
place selected Tor the election Of delegates
are universally CONF led to favor Arthur
Permit me to assure you that the result,
the fixing time and place to choose four
delegates at.large, was not q triumph for
any presidential aspirant. There was no
pressure by Federal oflicials-the place was
not considered by anybody a matter Of
high importance. Martinaburg, the place
selected, had the vote Of ono Federal ofli.
Ger. The result Is absolutely without signi,
ficance. It in no why indicates the attitude
Of tho West Virginia delegation. Eight
out OF our twelve delegates will be chosen
by four popular district conventions, ane
there are no. Federal officers enough In
West Virginia to set up those conventions
=! II they wanted to do It. Thereis no indica
ton Of disposition to try.
West Virginia Republicans arc fee
men; they cannot be coerced. This is nc
pocket borough. The false reports which
have been sent out concerning the meeting
Of the State Committee meeting are part o.
the Bourbon plan to distract the Republi
caus Of West Virginia, who are going in te
win. With your leave, the large constitu.
ency Of the Press shall be undeceived.
I was present at the meeting, took part
in the proceedings and helped to fix the
Convention at .Marlinsburg, I respec!
President Arthur, and shall give him a
hearty support in the event Of his nomina
ton, but do not need to assure you that
am not likely TO be party to scheme to
mis.repressnt the Republican sentiment Of
this State. Our people are for Blame and
Lincoln, with mental reservation in
favor Of the rncst available men. Keep
your eyes on West Virginia in November.
CHARLES BURDErr HART,
r51 Editor Of the 1NTELLlGENcsR. .
Wiselin1 ". Va, March ii, ~. :
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FoRNERLY weak, nervous, dyspeptic and
dsbilita.ed individuals who found only dis.
appointment in the various bitters and &c.
cret queck nostIums, pretended kidney med.
icinss, etc., are agreeably surprised to regain
body, and complete hearts ease aud freedom.
from aches and pains by The uss OF Dr.. Guy.
aott's Yellow Dock and Earsapsrilla. It 10
atorts every disordered function to normal
condition. 49, .Lf2s37 - DAW
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ut is claimed that New York women look
younger ut 50 than Boston women do at 40,
Or Chicago. women at &c." for the reason that
they hsye been taking Pe,uaa for The past
th,ee months, but Boston and Chicago wo.
men are coming up in fine style--enterinp
upon the home otretch on Manalin. cot oue
Of your books on the Ills Of Life" from your
druggist as a present., and, as It directs, have
been taking Peruna and Nanalin. My bowels
ars In excellent condition, aud the lungs and
heart are improving finely" g ~. IN :
p&w J. NJ. WALKER, Lawas, Pa.
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Hit 'E,n Agniu.

Atw FORK Times Kdrthi5.
WuEEL1So, WEST Va, March 14.-Your
Grafton correspondent misinformed you
concerning the meeting Of the State Re.
publican Committee. Nothing was said
about Presidential preferences. Tho place
for holding the convention to choose dele.
gates at la1gs was not selected in anybody's
interest, and has no significance. West
Virginia cannot be set up for anybody.
We shall send a delegation OF tho best men
in the State, probably uninstructed. Il
will not be an Arthur delegation. Our
people are for Blaine and Lsncoln, with q
mental reservation in favor Of the most
available men. I took part in the proceed.
ings Of the State Committee, was favorable
to the place selected, and would oppose
any attempt to juggle this State. The false
reports are put out for q purpose. The
Storm has gathered, and when it breaks
over West Virginia our Republican frienda
will understand that we had something to
base our hopes upon. We have q free bal.
lot and fair count here, and we expect to
win. In the meantime we do not wish 10
he placed in a false light before the country.
West Virginia is not Louisiana.
81, 5fi55. CHARLES BURpErr HARr, :
Editor Of the lNrELLIGENcER.
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PRor. JAMES A. sEwELl, A. NJ, Ii. D., q q
Medical Faculty, Laval University, Quebec,
states: u have found Coldez's LIQUID Beei
Tonic particularly useful In advanced stages
OF CONSUMPTION, weakness. dyspepsia and ali
nervous affections. In pregnant women II
mas been retained when every other article Of
1000 was rejected. Palatable and easy Of
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4mA,RnIAaE Ann DIVORCE,
wildly illustrating the Difference Be-
tween Principle mud Practice. VI

Exchange. XII IS sYii Il Vi SEit5 81
4 The thin man without efhe shlrt-collar
was evidently perturhed In 5spirit. He
elevated his chin, and scratched II wlthia
match; then worked the match Tor time
in biz ear and stared bard ct the man with
the cold.tea scheme. ar. .i3
Divorce Is u queer subject at last be
said Relatively: / lJJ5..T ~
4 $50 1t IT," aaid the cold tea man. got
one, or want one ?" .
sim not speaking for myaeli," replied
the other, with native dignity mixed with
tobacco juice. Il !.Bs}Lk I. ,ait iia5
"oh Sort Of feeling for your fellow be;
h Without deigning to reply the collarleas
man continued :"A queer subject. Aqueer
subjact, sir. II people can't live happily
together, what do they marry for29 m
II chip" said tho cold tea man. /,
"l'll tell you what causes most Of this
divorce business. lpH the bossy nature Of
women. There's lots OF women IN the
world whose whole duty in life appears TO
consist in nagging their husbands. They
seem to think a marriage license Ia a per.
init to poster the lie OUT OF a man. y They
don't wait for causes for complaint, but &c,
up imaginative ones and enjoy themselves
with them. They seem to know they have
man foul. II he has children OF course
he does not want to leave them, and II not,
they know he cannot, help himself, for II
be fees their torture he hiss. to give tip
friends, position and all else, and 10 bury
himself In some strange community. You'd
naturally think that . woman having got a
man into this awful position Of helpless
nesa, she'd have some mercy on him. But
II she belongs to the complaining kind she
won't. Not q bit OF II. Shelf Jump on the
poor fellow with both feet aud grind her
heels into him. There's only one cure"
"As how ?" asked the cold tea man,
deeply interested.
"a man should be a man and assert
himself" replied tho thin man with EN-
phasia. 4" Nature has created him the supe
rior Of woman, and he should not allow
her to assume government over him
She is his interior and dependent Oil him
and II necessary for happiness he shoult
make her understand 1t. How men can b
30 chicken hearted as to allow women t
crush their independence do not, for thu
life Of me, understand" w. lE2
At this moment the front door opened
and from behind the barricade OF boxel
came shrill, feminine voice, asking" Il
Mr.. Jarny here? 1want him this mint
JaIay, you good Tor nothing"
''Great CH,ar came near forgetting
a very 'poytant 'gagement ~ hastily ex
claimed the thin man as he. made bolt on
the lear door. 5se1s5 va
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III ktII

KLARt-on Saturday. March Is, 1884, at $3.50 A.
NJ, FRANZ KLARI, aged 81 years. )! Es.ss.f .I,7Tt
Funeral from his late residence, No. IS Eighth
street, this afternoon at 2ocloct. Friends Of the
family are invited 10 attend. Inte.ment at Penir-
gt1 Ia Gam eferv al K 49, "a saE-f r. d q.
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on tho charge Of 'obtalning goods under

false preteuses." 3lS3s7
Peter Mohr, aged 12 years, died recently
at Philadelphia. He had been known for
years as the blue child He had lived for
twelve years with M imperfect heart cir
cuiation, and his case had attracted vide
interest among phyaicians. Hia disease
had tho Effect Of rendering the skin blue.
Did any one ever think how much space
is required to bury tho dead? II one
would be contented with grave two feet
by six, 1880 bodies could be inferred In
one acre, allowing nothing for walks, roads
or monuments. On this crowded theory
Lonlon's annual dead, numbering lo0. 900,
would till twen.y:three and one hall acres
There are only two American books
which have q market value approximalnp
s. 900; they are ihc "B,y Palm Book
which has been sold as high as 81 ,2C0, ant
Eliot's Indian Bibla-"Up-Biblum God.
In tho aboriginal tongue, q copy OF which
was recently bought ut the sale OF tht
library OF the late Judge Henry Q. Murph,
In New York, for the sum Of $3.50.
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns. Bsu!sts,
Cuts, Ulcers. Bait Rheum, Fever eoYes, can.
GERS, Piles. Chilblains, Corns, letter. Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or Uoaey refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale st Logan & Cor
Bridge Corner n,no store ;,sr't ID n. 80
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TIE finest mayonaise dressing for all kinds
OF salsds cold meats, raw tomatoes, picked
salmon, cabbage. &c is Durkee's Salad Dress
ig 1t is, besides, moro economical than
b me,made. q III MwYAw
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A LADY and gentleman accidentally
touched each others feet under the table.
Secret teleeraphy," said be. "Commun-
ion OF solea," said she. n q. ~.
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4 SUBSCRIBERS trishing The address u
their paper changed must gits The name Of
their. old address as ,reIl as Tie nt,v, And
Mey are also ,tqutslsd 10 girs he aams tf Aei,
PAPER, The Daiy, Weekly or Smi ,reek'y.
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a READY.MADE rejoinder: He-"You
made a fool Of me when married YOU,
maam." She-"Lor! You always told me-
you were self-made man |" - Il =
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FoR lame Back. Side or Chest uso Bhilob'a
Porous Plaster. Price Is cents, sgI3 Al ~
snIIon's CouaH and Consumption Cure Ia
gold by US on a guarantee. It cures consump-
ton. -, 4, - = '' ~e40t AZ =.
: sHnoHs VIrALIzER Is what you need for
Conasipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness and
a! symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and Is
GROUP, WHooP1Sa CouaH and Bronchitis
immediately relieved by shsloh's Cure. "a,
For Sale by McLane Bros. and A. 7, Young.
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WHEN sPECTACLEs !
. ifEtd L = iigtis1ffr gar'Es. 'ffc}i ~
Arc Needed.
[-..sG.#DILLON
- --s,st-- -f.,-f-7, - = :. -------
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Trains arrive and depart ~ iollows-c,.y H., !,

Trains AniVe and depart as iollows-Clsy .lnio. X
Baltimore d Ohio-MA1N L1Hr-DEPART-
i:Aea q, 1885 M ass p N, Sos p m, 7:o5 4 m
=; O. Dly.1a:l6 m. BIS m, 2as m. lilo m M
W.. ?. Diy:-DRrAET-For Pittsburgh,T $40 \ N.
and sos m: for Washington, Pa, $40 ana 9:5 N
SOS and 5:45 m; ARklvs-Msin Line~l2:i5 81;
NJ n: leM m. a:15 n. $40 a M ll5 p M O, o.
Div-G1o p N, $50 m. 22::h5 m. ", d p. NV =
Aha1yx-F!om Pittsburgh $50 m. and Csc n m:
t from Washington. Pa, S:oc and $50 m; Lis and
F., Q. d ST. L.-DpAHr-s:2 a m, s.oa :, IN Z,
~ N. ~ N. Aaatyg-S:27, N, liz r. H.
G67p m, 7:0 p N. 3 80 ~ ~
Cleveland, Lorain d wheeIinx,-nxp,nr ~
ss1ageport And 81 Clairsyille Accommodation. So
E t m. Ara1va-&4s q N, lo:27 m, 2:5s . 1p
Cioveland q Pittsbursh-DnrAsr- c:N 4
p, u:l. N. 416 . m: steubeuvillo Accom- mods.
ton 9;2 s,I A. oWslkvtlle Accommodation s:os
benyile Accommodation S:2s ) m, We!lsyiile Az.
commodauon s:4Sa m. < $50
= :, b., z. d g. Enilwny-LxAys Be,,s.re ior
Woodaneld and summcr1eld Ut 600 m and o IN
p n: AnhlvE At Relltrc at olb a. M and SIS nr1
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FITS!

All Fits stopped free by Dr. Klinc's Great Noryc
Restorcr. No Fits after nnt days use. & Marvelous
cures Treatise and 5. trial bottle irce 10 Fit cases
send 70 Dr.. Kline, 9al Arch street PHILADELPHIA
"a. Cancer Institute, asl Arch street. Philadelphia,
pa. Go to It. ocsxvrAv \
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tNEw,ApvER i

|yNANTED-ANeFXpERIENOEDIR RE.
tmTAlL pry Goods salesman. Address. 2 I,
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1Ns'1'-:E ID:
SPRING GOODS
NOW ARRIVING.
{. GEORGE |: !. / | i R:|. TAYLOR.
.tgz gs sGL IN a., 5 4;l NJ III. gy gE

Imported Wooden DRESS FABRICS Of Fine Tex
ture in al the New and Choice Spring Shades. Aho
complete lines Of DRESS SILKS, !summer silks,
Black Silks Of the best makes imported
and the still Newer Otto nan Cords in Printed and
Plain
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Woodsneld and Summc,HeId At 6:c N suS q .9 9o
p NJ ARA1yE At Bell1rc at ols 4. m. and t:ss r.,
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30
Spdeeraleene MliebauSlina.

Oct CT oesoGrre iaa, at ben Smbu lom piIes mob
Opr, naiten aItto itaar 6orboIo til ben 5orbet cuer bel
Cab, bet 9tuer os. SIig 6oeIie eler MtangeI paa fsleIit
Tor ptsle Stabntnger tan bliee iaa ~ino9roet, u9iten olpors
Zig, at faa tRnter ouer, at 6orboIbet buroe pore auoerle6es.
Den Stabuing, iom ieg rssner Tor Stebbarnet blanbi
gpsoprene, o9 Tom fin 5te9sIen forte 9cpetiO ofte lqrer
at tienoe Sanbboltanoen fra en- ubeIois Sioe or SpaSetaI.
pen. Ollie be andre ipGbe 0us6pr, bpao eutcn Be CT auIeOe
ueo 0eni8t eQer Tom 9unoebuulpeu og Gatungen nRrnelt
er at betra9te iOm Snoer, bar Bet minoite ell MUoer, fem
Iprger for beres 5Orns6snbeosr % befgtter teu. Ralusu
berimob CT aItio io6t til at bIiue 8Ieie6aru, og ital Ten
life Iegses til, ~betrugtes ben ouenitisbei iom ct n~soueuOi9t
Snoe, iOm er irembru9t for 8osns IlsIttpbeIes StgIe,
os-berefter er ogIaa gsbanoingen.
9eb at fGross pou 9anoet, tomusr man uuiItaarliq
til at iunmenlisne ben Smbu, Der piicS Solicit, BEN Rials
Ii9beO, Griie % SmaatrG, Der ofe pIeies iom Born in6e
/ 6amiItens Stiob, er gisntanO for, meo ben 6suiynslesbeo
Saluen Ge9eeu CT ubiat for, unbertiben eutog for ben
tOmmer til geroen. NtOosren er 10 alt - Joitsrst intet.
Derfor Isger man o9ioa iaa burtig iom ntnIist at bsiri bin
for lin gIageaanO. lltibis og raa 6ebietsbiaIp ct mans
geuitebs en- Stieaeipuo, Gratten / Semmerne inoHI Ses
uerne briiter, eIer 4f1iUning at llnbeytiGuen oIu. pea BEN
leuenoe 8aIu, naor Dan bar ct i~sila9tigt 9eie, er langtfra
uaIminoeIige Runitiiptfcr af ieIUbeituIts6s 696isIsbieLpee
eaer "tIOSe" NIanO; men ieu ON alt r Orben, sr bu
EFT binrneIpib 5orfieL pa 6orbsreoeIierue til ben forpen,
lSpt %uloHIl1 VI OoI, Vllit SAtI jkaIpt. JDUOl lIt '3Qe5
life 8aIue, uben uo9eu amer Bet! Statlen bumper neb
Starnet bag 8Oen, O9 naar ban bar ian6et fig I6t, be-
9pnosr ben at ftapre ON StaI6eu, buor ben iremtalber
Sprsr bIon6t aiesrne, O9 bIiuer ipurtet eQer itaugst, bpis
ben tomHer no9en iOr mar. SeIp / bsIOigite 1iIfaIoe,
naar 6eoielen CT usutet, bIiuer Ben, uaab JON ben or, al
Ge9tsreH iIGbt ueO ct Sen meb 6oUeost boppenbs paa BEN
uieune, iti6ne @ulu ben til en- 8aas, bUis aatpGrt ben
imibes ousr, eler taitet en- 9iuIbsr, for at transporterss
til 5aoreitisn, buOr ben bItuer puiet in6 ct gognitur
eIer ~lignenbe aabent Gum, Ofte ~bunbstolbt, ba 6eoisIer
gierne faIber i9interbaIpaaret. Ger tan ben Iiggs Og tsrte,
o8 ben faor iua man8en Sang fart eitsr lang QiOs 6ogIsb
ltt GtaauRlt.
Sst at giue en- 8aIp 8ritte be fsrite gange frazer
flor Smbu, ba 6euS Snitiutt lite fan peilebe ben pe6 ben
taniige Spantning, o9 gteIten thmeo sr bIeusu ~aftisIet til
en- uuatutIis Lao 8armesrab usO at tonute ct totot Spant
o9 uo Quften; men buae er bet for en- Sm5u, iom
He9sIsn plies? StoO, Cult, RuIOe os tufblt nOsIe MtIs
6isretur, iammenbnuben paa en- SIagteruo9n, ia BET Ell
mango 8aIues 6titOrie-ben er ior9eIig men ian6!