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l. & l. f NJ A
AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND
BURNING DISEASES CURED
BY CUTlCUkA.

+ c Z NJ A
AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND
BURNING DISEASES CURED
BY CUTlCUkA.
ECZEMA. or Salt Rheum. with itsagoniz-
ing Itching and burning, instantly relieved
by a warm bath with CUTICURA SOAP, and
n single application Of CUTICURA, the great
skin. cure. This repeated daily with two
or three doses Of CUTICURA REsOLNENr, the
New Blood. Purifier, to keep the blood cool,
the perspiration pure and unirritating, the
bowels open, the liver and kidneys active,
! will speedily cure Eczema, letter King
worm, Psoriasis, Lichen, Pruritus Scald-
Head, pandruii, and every species OF Itch
ing Scaly and Pimply HumOrs OF the Scalp
and Skin. when the best physicians and all
known remedies fail.
WILL MCDONALD, 2542 DearbOn street.
Chicago, gratefully acknowledges cure or
Eczema, or salt Kheum. on head. neck.
face, arms and legs for seventeen years; not
able to walk except on hands and knees Tor
one year; not able 10 help himself for eight
years; tried hundreds OF remedies; doctors
pronounced his case hopeless; permanently
cured by CUTICURA kEsoLyENf (olOod.
puriherl internally. and CUTlcUkA ana
CUTICURA SOAP (the great skln-curesJ eN-
CHARLES HOUGHTON, ESQ. lawyer, Is
State street, Boston. reports a case or
Eczema under MS ODbttNdltO toI ten y cars
which covered the patients body and limbs,
and 10 which all known methods OF treat
meut had been applied without benefit,
which was completely cured solely by the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, leaving clean and
healthy skin.
MIR. JOHN THIEL, Wilkesbarre, Pa,
writes 1 have suffered from salt kheum
for over eight years, at times so bad that l
could not attend to my business for weeks
at time. Three boxes OF CUrICURA ana
four bottles REsOLvEN have entirely cured
me OF this dreadful disease
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE THEM. =
have nothing but the highest praise for the
results obtained from your CUrfCURA
REMEDIES, OF which have sold more than
Of all Others OF the kind. MONRO BOND,
NJ. d.. $500 north Broad street. Philadel-
Sold by all druggists. Price: CurIcURA.
soc: REsoLvENT. 81; so. p, 25c. Prepared
by The POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CON-
PANY, Boston. Mass. Send for pamphlet.
Beautlfy the Complexion and Skin by
ugipg the cUTIcURA SOAP.
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NOW, TAKE IN TIME
TAYIOR'S
cherokee REMEDY
q SWEET gun and MULLEN.

The sweet gum. as gathered from tree ofthe
same name. growing along the small streams
Of the southern states. contains q stimulating
expectOrant principle that l00sens the phlcEm
producing the early morning cough, and sttmu-
tafes the child 10 throw of the false membrane
I'm Group WhOOpng cough. When combined
with the healing muClagnous principle in tho
mullen plant Of the old fields, presents 10 TAY-
TORS CIIFROKFE REMEDY or SWEET GUM AND
MULLETN the finest known remedy for Coughs.
Group, WhoOring (onCh and Consumption:
and 80 palatable any child IS pleased 20 take 10.
Ask yOur druggist for IL. DC. and sloO sizes.
ii he does not keep IT, we will pay, for one time
only express charges on large size bottles 10 any
part Of the L. S. on receipt Of 500.
WALTER 4 TAYLOR, Atlanta. Ga.
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STOVES. TIHwARE. &c.

John WERS.
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century"
Here he thought it picturesque to
breathe a gentle sigh, although he did
not feel at all melancholy, but. on the
contrary, pleased with the neatness Of
the phrase he had just turned. He de-
termined to write il down when he got
home, and put it into the new book
Kerr was suddenly struck with the alb
surdity Of his companions language
and laughed again.
-'Dc talk sensibly," he said, "ant
see II We are going right. 1t strikes m,
We shall reach Acton five 80 on mucl
further"
alt is ell right said Linburn, de
scending to matter Of fact; "we ar
lust coming to Kolokythia Lodge, lit
lie further on, on the LEFT. II is ago
MIXING 10 inhabit a place with such
name, but she bears 1t nobly. II wa
notion Of old Campion. lie had tn
misfSrtune to be born in Greek gull
or island, or some other thing, an,
thinks II poetical to commemorate th,
fact on his door-posts. I will, however
do him the justice to say it is the cu.,
touch Of poetry in his character"
All day the early December weathe
had threatened snow, and as the two
young men got out Of their cab larg,
flakes we're cireling slowly in the air, a:
II undecided whether they would de.
ecend 70 earth or return FOR anothe,
week or two TO the skies. Cabby,
blowing on his fingers, foretold heavy
AL before morning, aud his fares agreed
= that Il was likely, and then hurrisd
INTO the house, the door Of which wa.
held Hospitality open to receive them,
On entering the drawing.room Ker,
experienced the first confused and dis..
eTeeable sensation OF Q sudden chspgs
from cold and darkness to light and
warmth. The room seemed fun q
people, and Kerr knew immediately
fhst be and Linburn we're late. A dull
nurnur Of relief went round q ths
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London? 1t is in vain that you wear
your hair long and your collars low.
All your rhapsodies about japanese
tea-kettles, emotions, and soul-waves
have not opened your eyes to anything
outside your own narrow groove. Be-
cause this woman is a governess you
have never thought it worth your while
to look at her, and yet she carries a
tragedy within her breast which could
have extinguished with its gloom all the
lights and all the laughter we have left
behind"
Linburn stood still with amazement.
There was something so sombre about
kerr's manner that it arrested the flow
of complacent warmth circling round
his heart, and he began to be sensible
Of the cold.
Il" You complain that | was silent and
preoccupied," said Kerr ~ had good
reason to be so. | was following that
woman's history as she herself was fol-
lowingit, from the dark beginnings down
TO the unknown darker end. could
tell you some curious mental expert
ences | have had this evening, only to-
morrow shall probably regret not hay-
ing held my tongue"
"You are coming out in new light
said Linburn jestingly, "and develop
ing vein Of romance up to now only
too eilectually concealed. Is it due to
Campion's wine or Campion's wife
For it is more reasonable to suppose
that she should have influenced you, in
spite Of yourself, than that you should
have drawn sources Of inspiration from
pale, thin lady Of forty"
And, as usual, you are arguing
from false premises" replied Kerr.
1.-The particular way in which person
or thing affects you is no criterion for
the manner in which 1t may affect the
rest Of the world. / drank very little
wine, and the only conscious sentiment
which Mrs. Campion aroused in me was
desire to see somebody dust the pow
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BeautIfy the Complexion and Skin b.
ugipg the cUTIcURA SOAP.
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81 make no secret oI acknowledge
just where learned to use the gayc,"
Gen. Hustled went on TO say. at was
in the Masonic lodge. divulgo no
unrevca.cd mystery OF the order when
say that the @avrl is nowhere so STU
premc rs in the Grand lodge. 1t is
supremacy Itself. To it tue delegates
bend as quickly rs privdcs in II great
army, as The members of every purlia-
mcntary or dclibcrativc body should.
l remember an incident ia my career
ut Albany which is timely here. 1t is
customary whGn the eNigcncics OF bust
ness-aS in the case OF tho election of
regents OF the university of tho state OF
New York or United States senators
call tho senate and assembly into ipint
session. for the lower 10 receive the
upper house in its chamber. The
courtcSicS and customs Of these Ses-
sionS demand that Oh the entrance Of
the senate the assembly shall rise. On
several occasions before ! first become
speaker of the assembly, | had Wit
messed those ceremonies. | recalled
the fact that in each case the speaker,
when the senate was ut the door, re-
qucstcd the assembly TO rise. 10 my
notion this was exceedingly undigniiied
and reflected on the department OF Tho
assembly, who ought to know its duty
as well rs its presiding officer. Think
how gentleman would feel Walking into
n drawing-rOom to be told that hU must
not spit on the iloor. ! resolved that
if ever became speaker, and an free
to confess | had no doubt o! it, things
would be differently done. Daring my
first term \ joint session became ncccs-
sary. Tho lookcd-for opportunity WAS
at hand. On tho day fixed and ut the
hour the sorgcant-at-t announced
the arrival OF the senate in tic usual
form. During the pause wn,0h fol-
lowed l raised my guycl, and looking
calmly at the house brought il down
three times in succession. Tho next
moment seycnty-iivo men were on their
feet. and naturally those who did not
respond at once arose bv Is, .ig,. liOn.
A single blow later on, when the stnaLe
was received. brought the wh"ir as
selnDiy To II sitting posture. Alter ad-
tournament an eX-speakef cam 10 mo
TO find out how 1t happened that tho
assembly arose without Tao uaml re-
quest. i asked tDe mtmOer, 20 ri,o,
1 said. No. my in9uiAtivo proJccus-
sor said, you didn't. for not II word
was said But. added. ;. nude tho
usual request with my gavr,. You
heard Tho three blows9 'I, that q
Masonic sigup' he asked curlulsly. 4
did not say so,' was my response. Tho
gavol at any rate had dumr lGu TAX
lug. 49, yraCaSe (A. ~ m ~ d
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"A Memory.

ihrouEh tho oriel window tho sofrned sun.
Ana RMay from the distance tho music OF
rising hish. ""''
Ch"h2ing with cvry whisper OF tho low
WINDS wall and sigh.
inc quaint room. rich in story. murmurcd In
VI love nnd Joy and sorrow, hallowing by
And solemn eyes of warriors and faces young
- and fnir
G"nmcd on tho wallis dun BACKGROUND like
spirits pihioned there.
over nm open volume, on its mystic words in.
with bearing oa'm nnd thoughtful, n fair.
nhircd woman bent
anu thc tender sweetness OF her fair, Madon
na face,
Was heightened by tho beauty of her gar.
mchts' simple grace.
q bunch OF waxcn lilies upon tho Bible Inv.
dying dny. " ''0
nut sho who leaned above them like some
-, rnir-dowcrcd queen,
was lairor than tho flowers, SO noble did sbs
secIn. ~ QUO
ana who silent watched her from out tbo
window wide ~ o
Dumc by & t!'e mighty power OF passion and
Then, nnd forever after, had counted all pni,
Could but bow rcpentant, low kncclinp Mt
hor feet. 'h Nv
-Annnh Rnlneki In Chicago lntor.oceap,
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An E,l -, "!s,rp,n."

General I"wis Vs., !acc, late Minister
to Turkey, and author Of several nopu-
lar novels. YVES telling me recently of
some experiences in I,pn,;on which
beautifully illustrate The relations of
! publisher Nui authors ol this country
| and !tn r!uui. Wha' L.. r.,,-;r, is -
stron% ;: imca, H. iiyur vi u'nrru-
tionHt COP r'Hh'. - .nunj on reach
ing l.onIOn nb"ui tom months a"D."
said neral Wallace. ",;lat M, ,yvrI
OF 't"n linr WAS uiy"r.i,ri oy - ,,>rs.
r. N.ran & ca - fr.n tnr ,>cs.
They also advertise in"msr'vu, as
agents Of tne Cyi,t,rY Company OF tDis
city. and find Jr lnGEiny at tho may
azlnc that they are so ruc0-nizeI by
the publishers here. Of course ! know
had no legal rights in Bngland, Lut
was naturally curiou~ - kmow so,nc-
thing Of the style in wh.ch the booi;
was reproduced in England, Tho char
actcr Of the house priniin it, and
something about the Succca, which i.
had met with abroad. so tctllcG NJ.
their place and asked clerk Ii he had
novel called "Bcn llur" He handed
mo copy, price two shiiings, anL
pald him for it.
| asked several questions which led
naturally 10 thr inquiry as to what Salc
tho English edition had met with.
The clerk told mo that they had sold
1000 copies in the past fortnight-a
thousand a week. That was illttor
inS, and told him l was glad To near
it, us was the author. "IndrrGr' he
exclaimed; and ut the samu moment
he reached out and tooe b,ci; the
volume he hal soli mo. II" then
asked me if would not remain whrr,
was for moment. IL dismupcarr,i,
and returned IN :, momrnt without N,
book, but with request that would
see the principals OF the house. | was
very glad to do 50, and Going into the
private o.lico | mot two gentlemen
who We're intro ;uc"d to mo rs mrm
bcrs O! Tic firm. Ny bough: copy of
my stolen book lag On tuc lab,c, aud
took IL up i'll the course of tie co;,vor-
saiion which followed and glanced Il,
it rs VIC ta!kc!.
At hrst the conversation was Pleas
ant enough, but %iaucing at the ti;.e-
PAGE l found lnat tlo subtitle had
been changed from "a Tale of the
Chr!st' to Tho Days o; Christ"
That WAS aunoyinr and | u.k.. ,.Iy,
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Scnator cNar;S NED f,cutiOus dur-
inG MS argument 4" Tie Hort VIII ease.
I.nouy has been Introduced" said
ne, showing that during his SIC c:ncss
Jesse lloyt h%d su:lrrcd from :. high
sounding discas" ""ch, in pain IAN
gnag", l., the i'cn. We have Uuon told
ln"' hy reason OF M, i;c.. Jesse Hoyt
Was incai;bIn "f H,hilr will; that
h'S mnid was WI rlrL. Ii Il man's
mh" ~ wrecked nec;.uS. he has tho
itch, what. rty. viii become of The
great Scotch n::ii r? Wny, the thing
2ocS ~ th" L"anj' loan James Sc
PA"nS "iiG1 sai of -. cptch: Every
HG"' chin"ii 'S "ri.i."" - 'in Itch iii tho
lrmpte o! lInlr!
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Ex-BoSs Shepherd vi Washington
City, who has been diYgiGg gold mug
gets out OF tho ancient mines OF Mex
leo for tho last seven Years, is soon To
visit his old home. llc Is TO have
reception worthy OF copqueror.
Grateful citizens who appreciate the
ability with which he improved and
beautihcd the town are preparing ~
grand banquet. Tie fact That the boss
squandered something like $40, ,0U0..
600 in polishing up 1Eo rlace--onc-
third of which went into the pockets
of ringster, und jobDors--has beon
forgotten. the gtaleiul citizcns only
realize now that they lIHru ~ pretty
city, and they think thar they owe tho
great iniproyer something. But many
Nm old Taxpayer will keep away from
the foas. aud tho lriilplphal process
sion. Sew ior@ aerafa
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Books for the Gucht Chamber.

AT one time was staying in house
where the guest chamber contained
among the furniture Z little shelf Of
books. have often thought OF them
since, with wonder that moro careful
hostcsscs did not provide he same.
Nights when | conu not sleep, and
mornings wacn | waited in my room
for tho breakfast D@j!, dipped into
the conlcnts-a volume or two of
poems, some short stories, and in
tercsting travels comprised the whole
and found not the least peasant part
of my visit in those quiet moments by
tho window which overlooked the
great, old-insnioned garden. Any
housekeopcr couid spare six or eight
books from her library. and almost
any guost would bless her for the
thought. a littlo work-baslet fully
stocked; pen, ink, and paper ready to
hand-tho visitor cares nearly as much
for these as !or fresh towels ard extra
coverings Thc golden rule. which is
q guide to all branches Of good house
keeping. as TO AL brancacs of all busi-
ness, comes to ones aid here, and
what we caio most 70? in another's
homo we should oudoavor to give the
conner to our own. - Euh LitiI in Good
Honsekeeper.
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
Facts of Interest, Gathered from Various
Quarters.


Quarters.
Hawkins 81 Sons, cotton spinncrs
OF Preston, England, lave failed
Liabilities G78,O0O.
president Clcvclnnd's message tO
Congress, read OH the Sth lust. is Gen.
orally regarded as an unusually able
paper.
Senator Colquitt, of Georgia, has
been nominated for Vicc-Prcsidcnt bv
an Indiana cicrgyman Of the Northern
Methodist church.
Gen. Don Crrlos Buell., well known
as Commander OF the Army of the
Ohio, has been appointed Pension
Agent at Louisville, Ky.
Nelson Stewart and Anderson
Davis, colorcd, convicted of burglary,
were hanged within the Jail enclosure
in Charlotte last Wednesday.
AT Northampton, Mass, Allen J..
Adams, for the murder Of Moses h.
Dickinson, of Amherst, ten years ago,
was sentenced last wcel; to be hanged
ON March l2, 1886.
AT Akron, Ohio, last week, a
sewer being constructed cavcd in,
buryin@ seven laborcrs. -Four were
crus shrd to dnoth nnL t,n a,,n ,T
were fatally iminrcd ,I' '''' o''''' '"'ec
Tim bn;ldinus Of po conr m.
nois nrn;,nmt;n,, ~ - Ch" w." H""'hI'', ne LII
badly dnmoucI onI .nmn 81 ~ ~ WY
moics srr;nTsl, ;m;,,roa a1'i'u ~, VI VIC III
on Tuesday nioht Nnho;,, L;,ia,1 H. J'o'''
rL, '' N'''e"'
1. M .ch-scar o'u dauShtcr OF
james Dunn, OF Hcnia, ILL.,, died last
Two wnol,S ,no ',i'I' ,i'n 'r;,, ~ 10 sul'' 'lnC
and thnt her Gc,ih M rHnsr,%oJ @ ,hn r"m porh
,rh ""''
Ca nc mouse OF wesley Greer, at
no,,roi ,.,n ~ -, 49, was oiowll up Dy
"".ulai gas lucsaav mornlng and the
two children. scvrrclv Inf not ~ f,,aiI,. "m,.
injured. wv '0' '"'''''!
rho c,,,,. cy,
civ 80, ,r,,nn'r vi ,"''''cloiit chi'cr
rccncc, - h'.s ~ ",ol'!cu iGSo!u'lohS OF
,IIo w. .'to 'i'c,Wor! iW.! Vi 'He patron OF
lii, any 49,, nii''"ul II. 'ahuer-
ins,;,",;,, ,' 'E,po,''en r, cAciciSeS III the
WV way
NJ explosion OF natural gas &C
ph;loJoitJ,;n C1"ri,s o'"'io' Oh 'nc
Crnni, % CWn,l,'"!1 III sandy
woo f'.io',,',1 ~. "GM IN ny GNp'oSloil
thn hu;Idiro my my WIZ, uestl"yed
' 0''o was injured
Last ucSoay evening, at the
crossing OF the icNaS Central Rail
MY, MY 1T bryan, lcNas, the Rcv. H. II,
W llso' ana TWO daughters were Killed
y! an engine craving apav car. Thcir
i'oiscs were kiiico amt their wagon
' '''',,"' .,
slcTiai 10 tnc chattanooga Times
"a, .n"t w. -, Nc'ictt, Chited states
"up"ty n'arShai ior the Northern dis
.,i'C VI Georgia, was Wayiald on Look
ou' -ho"'it'li'' Iiiir'y mics irom Chat-
,"m"oSn' aSl week by moonshlncrs and
i'i"'"crco
daniel McSwccncy, the Irish "sus
pcct," who loomcd up in the last
Presidential campaign, and has since
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TIE Virginia Senate has recently
passed "a joint resolution instructing
their Senator'S and Representative I'm
Congress to vote for the Blair educa-
tional bill. or any other measure hay-
ing for its purpose and object an ap-
preparation for the benefit of the pub
lie schools of that and other States i'm
common. They believe in division
OF tho surplus revenue Of the Federal
Government.
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TIE grand jury have returned a
true bill against the mayor of the city
of New Orleans for cXtorticn i'm Office.
In their report they say that the entire
city government was found In n
wretchcd condition, and that the police
force, besides being insufficient for the
service, arc of very little protection to
the inhabitants of the city They adj
vocatc general reform in the city
affairs.
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THE Democratic caucus of the Yir.
ginia Legislature has nominated the
Hon. John w. Daniels for United
States Senator over John 3. Barbour
by a vote of sixty-fve to thirty-one.
In him Virginia will find a true repre-
sentative,
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IT is rumored that neither Minister
Pendlcton nor his wife are satisfied
with the German capital, and that No
will soon forward his resignation to
Washington and return to America.
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The largest and probably tho Oldest
hg tree IN no world, standing Ia tho
gardon Of .hs C.pnciu Monastery at
boscou. Is phoilt TO 90 sold, 1t wag,
planled 10 1921 los Uranoilcs cover q
space of 46i square meters--suflicien
20 shelter 30 persops
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MAGNOLIA PASSENGER ROUTE.
q. Il. and s., A. and X, and 2. r. and
4. Railways.
In Effect September 27, 1885.
TlME90Tu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SLOWER THAN G.. Il. G. II. r.
TIME
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CONNECTIONS.
a. With South Carolina Railroad to
and from Charleston; with Whining
ton, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
from Wilmington and all points north
thereof; with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad from Charlotte and
all points north thereof.
b. With Ashcvillc and Spartanburg
from and for points in Western North
Carolina.
Z. Atlanta and Charlotte Division
R. ~ ID. X. II. for Atlanta and points
South and West.
G.. II. TALCOTT,
superintendent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, Gen. Pass. Aet.
ID. CARDwELL, A. G. Pass. Agt
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COLUMBIA Il GREENVILLE Il. r.,

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
On and after October 4tE, 1885.
Passenger Trains will run rs here,
with indicated upon this road and its
branches:
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
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PORT ROYAL AND Al
RAILWAY.

Connections at Greenwood to and
from points on Columbia and Green
vile Railroad. At Spartanburg with
Asheyille ~ Spartanburg II. r., A. Sc
@ Airline for points North. At
Augusta with Georgia, South Carolina
and Central Roads.
Tickets on sale at Laurens to all
points at through rates. Baggage
checked to destination.
e. 4. CHARLTON, Ct. p. A.
u n, BASS, supt,s Augpata, Ga,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22
Stearns GountD's lanbwtrtbI6aft
li1e Stattitif.

Sen einaelnen 8eridten Der sliieiio.
rem unieres County semdB tpurbe ieitens
oes County -Iubitor folgenbe Stati1tif
ansefertist, fir teren ginhdnbisuns our
SerDffentli6uns mir benz senanuten
8eamten perbinoli6 iinb:
SIM Sabre 1884 muroen "a, OS3 Nder
nit @e,5en beiteIt, beren @rsebniB ii6'
|auf 1,382,734 8uibel be5ifert.
27,398 Nder murben nit Safe, be.
idet unb S3O.596 8uibel 9eerntet.
Mit @elidforn beitelte mo OOPS
older, uno bas @rsebniB mar 265,634
Buibel.
Sir Die @~eriteniaat rdumt Die Statiz
fiji 1137 gder elm nnb seerntet tpurben
q ,267 8uibel.
Die Nn5asl ber nit &ossen beitellten
older betrus nur 277 older, unb bic Gin.
5ahl Der seernteten 8nibel 1870.
9as nit 8udpeiSen beitelte Nreal
mar As Ider sroB, bon benz 5S4 8uibel
geerntet tpurben.
1886 older tpurben nit &artpffelt be-
pfan5t, unb oas @rsebntB Der &artofz
lfelernte mar 1G5,497 8uIbel.
Wit BObnen bepflanste maj 6S older,
unb BON bieien erntete man 1920 8uIbel.
9ie NnSabl Der nit 3uderrobr be-
ltelten Nder betrus 65, unb bas grsebz
IniB lautet auf 67O6 @alloneu.
Son 2841 Ider @ieIenlanb murben
240S gOnnen 9eu semadt, tudbreno Die
@rnte oes ipilben Seu 52,049 gonnen
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