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MISCELLANEOUS.

Alexander K. Davis, Lieutenant Governor of
Mississippi during the Amcs administrations
died on the Goth at Canton Miss-Hon J.
Randolph Tucker, Member of Congress from
the 10th Virginia district, has been appointed
guardian Of the minor children of the late Pres.
Garfield. His trust includes all the property
owned by Gen. Garfield in Virginia. The ap-
pointment was made at the request of Mrs.
Garfield in consideration of the kindly rela-
tons that always existed between Mr.. Tucker
and her late husband.-Arthur Clark. stew
ard of the brig Alene, which arrived in New
York few days since from Port Limon, Costa
Rica, died Of yellow fever on the 2Oth-Scar-
let fever is raging in Smithvile South, n. Y,
and vicinity 70 such an extent that the schools
have been closed.-Mlle. Nevada, Col Maple
Eon 5 new pIima donna, arrived III New York last
week. She is an American girl, and has achieved
great success in EUTOpe.-The marriage of Miss
Ast0r, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Vim. Astor, of
New York. to Mr. NJ. o. Wilson, was celebrated
in the art gallery Of the brides parents on the
lSth.-United States Senator L. @ c. Lamar
has commenced suit in the United States Cir
cult Court against the Government to recover
100000 for cotton taken from his plantation
IN i555.-R Remains Of mastodon have been
found on farm in the eastern part of Shrews-
bury, Mass. From the bones found the animal
is estimated 70 have been 10 times the size Of
al ordinary Lorse.-In the Circuit Court of
jlltl6 ROCK AK, On the lSIn INST, q verdict
Of SO each and one days Imprisonment in the
county Jail was rendered against the Mayor
and Aldermen, to be enforced unless by Jan. l
the market house, condemned as nuisance, is
removed.-Ibe drouth has had serious effects
in many parts Of New Hampshire. in some
localities sickness, due wholly or in part to the
use Of water from low wells, has occurred, aud
seems TO be increasing. Scarlet fever and diph-
liberia exist in various towns, but have not yet
become epidemic In several instances schools
have been closed on account Of sickness among
the papls.-The cornerstone Of the Cregna-
tory Temple, on Mount 0livet avenue Long
Island City, n. Y, was laid on the 19th.--
The Mayor OF Denver, Colo, has issued an order
closing all gambling houses. Twenty one
years ago Capt. w. b. Berry, of Newman Ga,
buried largo sum Of money in gold on the ap-
proach OF the Federal forces, and after the war
found all the treasure except one bag, contain.
ing $780, which was diligently searched for q
long time but without success. 1t was found
by accident the other day by Mr.. G. w. Smith
with whom Capt Berry equally divided it.
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Revived After Being Hanged.

Joseph Cook, who murdered Leonard Rail,
at Blue Hill, Neb., and was in prison at that
place awaiting trial, was taken from his cell on
Monday night and hanged by crowd of lynch
ers. After the mob dispersed, leaving the
murderer's body swinging to a tree, the Sheriff
cut it down and carried it to the Jail, where
after great pains, life was restored. The muir
derer, who is completely deranged, is new in
the Jail at Red Cloud. He is pitiabe object,
his neck being swollen to an enormous size,
and the mark of the lynchers' rope, two blue
and black lines, being plainly visible.
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Failures Of the Week.

Bradssree's reports 251 failures in the United
States during the past week. against 1877 in the
preceding week, and 22s III, and lis in the
corresponding weeks of 1885, 1882, and 1881,
respectively. Additional comparisons are given
in the following table:
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Mention the National Tribuna
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Hon. Joseph Z. Brown, was on the 18th inst
reelected to the United States Senate.-Gov
Brown, Of Rhode Island, has appointed Hon.
made vacant in the L. S. Senate by the death
OF Senator Anthony, until the meeting of the
Legislature liz January.-A large meeting of
Democrats was held at Caldwell, N J., the
birthplace Of President-elect Cleveland, and a
resolution was adopted recommending Gen
Geo. B. Mcclellan for Secretary of War.-Mr
Mhitelaw Reid, Of the New York Tribune, re-
fuses to become candidate for United States
Senator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25
To the Editor of the Dispatch:

WOODSTOCK, Va, January 81. 1884.
notice in your Issue of last Sunday a
letter from q soldier in reference to the APP
preparation for the benefit of wounded
soldiers. cannot agree with him in his
sentiments. He wants "nothing to do
with these arms and legs" He must be Il
heather. am indebted to arms and legs
for the most pleasant hours Of my life.
| appreciate the value Of legs, especially
since the day lost my right leg amid the
shot and shell of Charlottesville. For
q time ! was compelled to walk on
crutches, but after the first appropriation
made by the Legislature for legs I have
been able to support myself and family,
and have borne with true Confederate gall
lantry the euphonious name OF " Peg Leg"
My leg is row worn out. am not able
to buy new one but with little help
from the Legislature Of my old mother
State can continue to support myself and
family. We offered our lives for the State,
and we think it is as little as the State can
do to keep us in legs for the remainder OF
our days. Yours truly, JOHNNIE REB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

The Philadelphia North American hav-
ing expressed the opinion that LOWELL is
the greatest OF American poets, draws this
comment from the Wilmington On. CO.
Star:
Without undertaking to decide. we
will merely add that the southern Poe has
impressed the critics OF England and the
poets Of our time beyond any writer yet
born in America. Not only so, but his
productions have aroused more interest In
France, and possibly in other European
countries, than any American poet"
True; but the Star seems to forget tina,
the very fact that Poe is recognized as O
southern poet destroys his claim TO genius
as far as the North American is concerned
The Star Is out OF order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

In the House last week Mr.. Dunn offered
bill in the interests Of physicians which
If passed will cost the people dearly. Ii
provides among other things that no pro-
duct of opium shall be sold without pre-
scription. This would compel prescrip-
ton even for paregoric. or any other simple
preparation that contains opium. Anoth;r
provision is that no prescription shall be
refilled, il the physician giving it so states.
This would be a glorious thing for the
doctors. but il would cost the people thou.
sands of dollars yearly. When the cost OF
this legislature is figured up Virginia will
have had enough of Democracy TO last 1t a
hundred years. Valley Juginian.
DR.. ROGERS will see from the above
that the Republican papers have already
tried to use his bill so as to damage the
Democratic party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25
Pennsylvania Democrats and the
Tariff.
Especial to the World.l

HARRISBURG, Pa, January 23.-One of
the incidents Of the discussion i'm the
Democratic State Committee to-day was
the Introduction OF the tariff question. w.
+. Harrity. ex-chairman Of the committee,
Of Philadelphia. urged the holding OF an
early convention In order that Pennsylva-
mia might take the lead in favor Of pro-
tective tariff. and not be put in doubtful
position by other States. The tariff planks
in the platform Of the Democratic State con-
ventions Of 1882 and 1883 should be reaifirm-
ed. The Perry-county member took SINH.
lar view, and said 1t was folly to talk OF car
rying the state on any platform like that
Of the Democratic party OF Iowa. Mr..
Kerr said the tariff question was simply
local, and that the committee had nothing
to do with 1t. "Let the tariff go to the
devil, where 1t ought to CO." exclaimed
Mr.. Kerr, amid considerable commoti0n.
w. Rush Gillian favored late convention
because an early date might be hurtful to
the chances OF Samuel j. Randall for Presi.
dent, for which position the Democratic
State Convention. he hoped, would give
him unanimous endorsement. This an
nouncement was received with slight APP
plause. The tari1.men carried their point,
April 9th being fixed for the Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

NocAM's letter does not controvert any
thing that we have said. Nor do we dis
pute his proposition that if there were no
internal tax upon manufactured tobacco
Virginia manufacturers could compete
with the world. But as long as that tax
remains, Virginia manufacturers must be
protected. SO also other interests may
need protection because OF higher taxes
here, or higher wages, than in other coun-
tries. There are many things to be con-
sidered IN coming TO a conclusion on that
complex subject the tariff.
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to be heard.

II is estimated that fully 800 trayelling:
men, representing the business interests OF
This and other States, who, at daily ex-
pense Of from IS to $40, are debarred from
selling goods in the State OF Virginia on
account OF this law. At an average eX-
pense Of, say 81 per day. accounting on'y
800 days for the year, there is ioS' W ehe
cities. towns, villages. railroads. hotels
and the merchants OF Virginia something
over 100000 per annum.- baltimore
NepS.
Let us extend the calculation. Each
man must sell at least $500 worth OF goods
each day in order to be enabled to pay 81
per day for his own expenses. In ooo
days Virginia would thus spend thr'y
millions of dollars In Baltimore.
Nevertheless, we do net advocate any I'M
necessary or improper license-taxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

How DIR. ROGERS can make it out that
one dollar is one hundred per cent. Of two
dollars. We do not know. One hundred
per cent. Of anything is all Of it, according
to our arithmetic.
Nevertheless, the Doctor knows how to
argue bis case; and 80 we let him speak
for himself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

II is TO be hoped that the CARPENTER let
ter will lead to rigid Investigation into
the management Of the State penitentiary.
Even our enemies have freely borne testi.
mony to the humanity Of Our prison sys.
TEN In the past, and II a blot has been put
on II the wsrld should know upon whom
the responsibility rests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

The comments of the leading New Eng
land iournals-Republican as well as
Democratic-upon the bloody-shirt per-
Torrance of Mr.. BOUTELLE in the matter
of repeating the iron-clad oath suggest that
he should he presented with yard-stick
with which to measure his ears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says:
"The South is Democratic at the muzzIe OF
the shotgun" Thank you. We could not
ask higher compliment. A people who
stand up for their principles at the muzzle
Of the shotgun are bound TO be right.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

/ have analysed the whiskey known I'm.
der the brand Of "B Select" controlled by
Messrs. Walter ID. Blair a. Co., Richmond,
Va, and firdit free from fusil oil and other
impurities, and recommend its use for
medicinal aud family purposes.
j. b. McCAw, N. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

The National Republican says: "Sena-
tor SHERMAN's resolution providing for an
investigation of the Danville (Virginia) and
Copiah county mississippi political massa-
ores is a step in the right direction" If
anything more was needed to crush SHEER
MAN it was the endorsement OF GORHAI.
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EXCHANGE HorSI,}
RICHMOND, january "a, 1884. }

To the Editor Of the Dispatch !,
The American reporter misunderstoo,sa
me in stating 10000 and 10000 as my e'. VI
mate OF the strength at present opposed , 70
Democracy In this state. Ninety .nou 'nroa,
was the Republican vote at the last presr
DENTAL election and 10000 the Readiuster
vote. Since then the tail has been w .,a.s'',
ging the dog; but granting that the ieures
sr present strength, you must not
forget that at least 10000 Republicans,
voted with you the last eiec.,on, nv
helped materially to give you your ma
iority. This fall they will vote for pro-
tectiye President, and carry the State. we
will all try again. FRANZ h'N".
MFR. KING makes the best explanation
possible; but 1t won't do. There were
not one thousand Republicans In virginia
that voted the Democratic ticket last fa'i.
But Mr.. KING is entitled TO his opinion ana
To be heard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

"President ARTHUR has long line OF
State dinners before him." Now we shall
be able to gauge Colonel MIKE SHERIDAN's
genius as a society reporter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

The West Point Star has come out as an
eight-page weekly. Well done, West
Point, we have known for some time that
YOU were live town. We must soon
make another visit to that pleasant place to
see how it has grown since last we were
there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

When Senator SHERMAN took the ensan-
guined neither garment out OF camphor
Wednesday the Stalwarts sneezed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

"a Philadelphia man. shooting at cat,
brought down magistrate" And yet
there are people who will abuse cats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

Senator SHERMAN forgot to put in little
whereas to investigate the operations OF the
"lynx" organization in Pennsylvania.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-25

Dir. Thurman submitted the following
resolution
Whereas Il appears from the public prints that
William II. Sims. the contestant Tor seat In this
body from The Tv cnty.fourth district, has been
which would vscate bis claims, IA any he had, 70
said seet: therefore be u
Resolrsd, That the Committee on Privileges aud
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AND MULES.

Any person wanting HORSE 10 hll ce'tht
or saddle purposes. can write o. me. No. 30 -
FIFTH STREET., CiNClNSATIO q: which ), 80. ~,
business headquarters. l Will NJ tbe,,,s,Rs
Richmond, who ARE large dealers, AMI w,'o Mo, s an,
keep the stock on my own account IN case .ns' me
not satisfactory. MULES bought si.S err Sn ~
terms. GEORGE - nhN N
NO 22-sm 20 east Firth street, CINCINNATI u
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cows AND HOGS
HORSES. MULES. sc.

>-~>~~>~~~>>-e.,-,-> 49,, c.,, .
1cO MULES AND HORSES -
IOO FOR SALE. IN
Ihave ONE HUNDRED AND si\tN- =.
MULES and HORSES for sale, wholesale thu
tail. broke and green mules, small ana lsig' w.,
Apply al the BANNER srABLt>, v"
Riankln street. EDMOND bo>SiHtN
IA Al
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ner @emablin 1T ieiuem Sersogtbume
uno auf benz &eiibenai9lOfe in yfds
angefommen. Sriibe 9fa@ri9ten bon
benz @todbolmer 9of ertparteten ibn
in GROCER Menge, er muBte einfeben,
bob er ben 3orn oes &6nigs in 10 bobem
8rabe erregt batte, baB on cine Ius=
i6bnumg, tpenigfiens fiir bic erfe 3eit,
nid5t au benfen mar. unb tpenn Sos
bann mod baran seaueifelt bdtte, 6aB
fein Stern auf benz llntergang begriffen
iei, sablrei9e Mnaei9en, tpel6e fi@ uon
Sag gu Sag mebrten, ntuBten es ibm
berfiin6en.
6ier perIanste einer Der 96bne beg
bo6en Moels aus ieinem Oienfe entlafz
fen au uer6en, um nod Stodbolm su=
riidfebren gu f6nnen. Sic Geftli6feiten
am 6ofe tpur6en BON bieiem un6 ienem
gemie6en, unb ielbit bic @96nbeit unb
Nnmutb ber iangen 6ersogin rei6ten
alsbalb ni9t mebr aus, ben Greis pollz
fommen gu erbalten.
(Gortfesu.y tclst.)
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Eages $ Wenigfeitett.
& n | q II b /.

IS II II u
= syn Stem Sort tperben alpei &on=
aerte gum Beiten Der Gbolera &ranfen
in Trantrei6 unb Stalien borbereitet.
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8ruber, neil 6iefer Elm stp6lfi1briges
Mdb9en berfhbrt bate.
- 9ie Sra9t auf Baumppue 3tpi.
f6en ct. 2ouis un5 Metp Oort 1T ouf
35 st. bas 9unbert pfunb erb6bt
iporben.
= Bei Manitoba, q. g., fteben Die
@dIber in 8ranb. Mebrere 9duier
iinb bereits serit6rt tporoen.
= Ser anerifanif9e Sort z@ongreB
bdlt in Saratoga Sibung.
- Ser italienif9e gouful in 8alti=
more ipirb felt 2 Mo9en bermiBt.
Muslanb.
Wiener 8l1tter beri6teu, baB it.
Sfiernibiee eine Sripel=M =Mnance stpii9en
9euti9lanb, Seifrei9 unb gfuBlanb
abgei6loi1en tpprben fei.
= 9euti9lanb f9idt brei &riegs.
f@iffe mad Megppten aur Bef@hbuns
ieiner Snterefen.
= Ser &aifer bon &uBlanb bat AZ
tad @ibirien beitimmte Mbiliifen be-
gnabigt unb bas urtbeil bon 73 anbern
limgedn6ert.
= Wdbrenb ber gbolera gpibemie
in Marieille ftarben 1913 perfonen.
= Ser meritanii9e @ongreB 1T am
16. er6ffnet tporben.
- 0ie gngldn6er in Shanghai boz
ben cine Mafenberiammlung abgebaIs
Ben unb protei eitirten gegen bas 8orgeben
Sranfreidbs In gbina, neil es ben 0an=
bel f9doigt.
= Sen lebten Sfa9ri9ten BON Secs
pei aufolge ftarben baielbit 167 perins
men at 6er @bolera binnen "a Stunben.
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geras.

$. 9. gtector bon Muitin bat BEN
0Drfbenben beg republitanii9en gomi=
tes bonn 10. gongreBoiitrift bema9rids
tigt, 6aB ct bic Domination ber &epus
blitaner nid5t annebmen f6nne.
9ie Gubrleute, tpelde Granit fiir
ben &apitolbau aug ben Gteinbrii9en
nod 8urnet bef6rbern baben ibre Mr=
belt eingeftellt. Ser @runb beitebt
barin, baB bic Gontraftoren bic Steine
mefen, tpenn iie bebauen finb, bic
6ubrleute aber, so att Der 3abl, bic
WteRung bet rauben @teine berlangen.
- 8. 6. Sones, elm glert Der Ser.
Staaten &ebenue Office in Maribaa,
1T nit einem 16idbrigen Mdb1en 6ur9=
gebrannt. Sas MuffaGenbe an Der @a=
DE lit, baB Sones cine Grau unb ei,te
12idbrige So9ter befbt. Sn Oupal
Station tpurbe Sones berbaftet.
= Sci abbott Station entatpeiten
| fi6 atpei Na6barn, Me. Grier nnb Ws.
o. Seague bes 0iebs tpegen, bas In
bes Ginen Gel6 brang. un6 griffen su
ben Ne1ern. Seague tpurbe get5btei
unb 6rier f9wer bertpunbet.
= Nus ber Sail in Serarfana fiEb
Ii Gefangene entfprungen.
= 9r. 2eslie Waggoner 1T gum
gorfbenben ber Gaeultdt an ber 1lni.
berlitdt ernannt tpor6en.
= Oie Gemofraten in Narebo babeu
cine @atifications=8 =8eriammlnng abge:
halten.
= Sn nbalbe 1T Elm 6fentli9es
Greii6nls@ @ebdube i'm 8au begriffen.
= Die Gef9dftsleute in Dallas pla.
men cine groBe Nusfelluns, tpel9e in
nd9fen 9ommer itattfinben fol-.
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Gin tseuer Grfplg anf bem @es
biete Der GommemsG Gprpmassspr>
Sfhmft0.

gie pbotoerapbie i'm Dienite Der
WiHeni6aft bat einen neuen tpi6tigen
@rfolg au ber3ei1nen. Sem Speetro=
itopifer Williant Siggins ift es, tpie
BON briben gemelbet tpirb, gelungem,
bic Gonnen=gorpna brett su pbotogras
pbiren un6 3tpar Bel bolem Sonnett-
f6eine. Bis ieBt bermo9te man Die
Corona nur in ben tpenigen Minuten
timer totolen SonnenfiniferniB 3u feben,
ipoburd natiirli@ getuiiie llnterfu@un=
gen D6llig pber nabe ausgef9loKen tpa=
rem. SroBbem bate iib ergeben, 6aB
bas glusieben ber Corona innerbalb ber
elfdbrigen @onnenf fledensp periobe be-
6euten6en 8erdnoerungen unterliegt,
bic nidt tpobl obne &iiduirfung auf
eetuife @erbdItni1e unferer gros unb
Quftbtae blei6en f6nneft. Ser bon
Suggins errumsene grfolg griinbet fi9
auf Bic iinmrei9e Benubung oer Bel ber
Sonnenfinifernib bom II. Mai borisen
Sabres in ggppten bon @9uiter ge=
rlta9ten 8e0ba9tung, oab bas Si9t Der
Corona GuBerit reid an blauen un6
pipletten @trablen 1T. 6ugsins f9IoB
bieraus, baB es pieaeidt m6glid fein
tperbe, BEL ausi6lieBli6er Benubung
bie5er bIduen uub piDletten Gtrablen
bic Sonnen>gorona obne Ginfternib al
pbotograpbiren. Wenn man ndmlid
bur9 fdrbige Glider ober anbere abfors
birenbe Meebien ole Strablen bes Sons
nenli1tes, nit Nusnabme bes blauet1
nnb biolettet auffdngt, 10 tpir6 bas
goronali@t, tpel9es ungetneia reid an
bieien @trablen lit, bur9 gr0Bere 9elz
ligfeit rings un1 bic Softne fi9 aus
3ei9nen, bas beiBt, bic Corona tpirb in
ibrer geitalt berbortreten. Mrt einenl
Nemtonihen GeHeftor bon 6 3o0
IGur1nleHer unb 81 SUB 8rennmeite
tpur6e cine fleine pbDtpgrapbif1e 60
inera befeffigi, inntittelbar Dor Der pbps
tograpbil1en platte tpur6en bic ablors
birenben Mebien angebra9t; blaus
Gldfer. bei ipdtern @erfu9en cine fri
f9e 26iung bon 2aIipermanganat
Nadbent 9uggins cine Nnaabl bon
Mufnabmeil getna1t, iiber3eugte er fi9,
baB auf allen Elm eigentbiimli9er S6eiu
um Die Gpnne fi9tbar mar, ber mad
Gtructur unb urnriB bur9aus ber So.
rona glid); es iinb gang befimmte
sgormen unb Gtrablen 5i9tbar. 9lr
9dnf6ung III ni9t 5u benfen, um ff
tpeniger, als biefe @trablen unb Sc.
! ftalten in genau benielben 2agen aul
| ben photographer bon peri9ieoenen
Sagen tpieberfebren. 0ugsins bat
| feline Mufnabmen au9 nit 6enienigeu
lpergIi6en, tpel9e gapitdn Mbnep be-
/ @eleaenbeit ber GonnenfiniterniB bon
III. Mai in geppte1 gema9t un0 fani
befriebigenbe llebereinitimmung. 6!
lit poraus3ufeben, baB in ni9t ieb1
LANCER 3eit auf geeigneten @ergb6bei
td9li@ pbotograpbif9e Mufnabnen be
Corona itattfinben tperoen. Saburd
6irfte fi9 benin aud nit Der 3eit erge
/ ben, tpas bic Sonnen=goro1a ibreu
sBeien mad efgentli6 III; benn Big ieb
geben bic Nnfi9ten bieriiber nod (
nett auseinanber, baB iie f9manfe,
anii6en ben 9ppotbeien elmer gafiae
| Ntmospb1re unb zines tinunterbro6e
men &egens 3abaoier Willionen Dol
! glibenben Metepren, bic aus a0el
Hi9tungen auf bic Sonne niebe,
ffiiraert.
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babeR BET 8. 6. Sroit.
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tpegen Der Mtil9 bon mebreren Melz
fereis Siftriften i'm State Stem Oorf.
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riidgei6idt unb Die Golgen tparen meb=
rere Gale BON Sppbusfeber. Sn iebem
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anb 9ieienigen, beren &onititutionen
10 berunorbnet maren, baB iie Der
Grantbeit iti6t mioeriteben fonnten.
Berei9ert 6as Blut unb itdrft bic &onz
ftitltiom NIT 8rotpn's Sron Bitters
unb ibr t6tnt Mnfdllen lei6t tpiber<
ffeben, tpel6e fonit berbdngnibboa aus
fallen f6nnten. gs furirt 0pspepiie,
Malaria unb We9ielfieber.
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BEN S9meraenitiller ct. Safobs Del
fofort bauern6 gebeilt tporben iei.
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finb, iollten ni6t berfeblen, einen 8er=
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