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Smyrna times., 1885-07-08

LORD SALISBURY sketches foreign
policy says the Press which, in the Sou
dan and almost equally in Afghanistan,
proposes to continue the least defensi-
bic portions of the policy pursued by
the Government he succeeds. A little
and disastrous war in the Soudan and q
large and ingloriOus retreat in Central
Asia are highly probable results of the
course proposed by the Conservative
Premier
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08

OUR exchanges are filled with ac-
counts of the Fouth and the way it was
observed, In the cities it was given to
diversions and pleasure seeking, while
in some places the old fashioned patri-
otto celebrations were INDUCED in
where the speakers recOunted the
achievements Of the past and pointed
to the dangers of the future with the
glories in prospect if we but escape the
rocks that lie in the way of the ship o
state.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08

THE Ohio PrOhibitionists seem to be
striking out on the Independent plan,
having put in nomination last week for
Governor DR.. Leonard, with aplatfOrm
which besides the temperance issues
favOrs civil service, demands full pro-
lection to the ballot, sympathises with
the negro race and opposes all violent
changes in the tariff. This third party
movement is disturbing element to
the politicians.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08

WHILE our hay and vegetable crops
have suffered for water, in the far West
they have had too much of the good
thing. Reports frOm all points in Kan.
sas make the damage by flood very
great. The Neosho River is five feet
higher than was ever known before
Farmers who had their wheat cut ant
in the shock report almost a total loss
Others have lost hogs, sheep and cattle
and in many instances houses an(
fences have been swept away, the fami
lies barely escaping with their lives.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08
New Advertisements.

The attention of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements:
Clothing-Garitee, Masten & Allen.
Ice-J. G. BrintOn.
Piano For Sale-Mrs. James Daley.
Notice-Samuel S. Griffin.
NOtice-Mrs Kate BrOderick.
Special Notice.. B. Cooper, Sec'y.
Business LOcals-J. H. Primrose <
Co.
Dress Making Mrs. Anna J. Wallace
st. Georges Hall, for Boys and Young
Men.
Report of the Fruit Growers Nationa
Bank of Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08

REPORTS from General Grant give
the information that he is "doing well +"
which means in comparative sense,
for the disease is making slow but sure
headway, his strength growing less,
and the end surely nearing.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08
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PEP RrsHEI
PHILADELPHIA MARKErs.
Peninsula Real Estate Brokers and
Collecting Agency.

Farms. Houses ana Lots taken for Sale or Rent
All kinds of accounts and bills collected : mort
cages negotiated and money to loan An buSi-
ness lntruSted with us shall have prompt attention
We shall do all IN onr power to seek firsl-crSS in
NestmentS, and sell all property given us To the
very best advantage. We hope by our prompt
~ $ ana our chdeavors To do our duty as a Real
Estate Brokerage. 10 merit part of your notr5fi.
age. Have employed best of counsel for advice
j. II. PRIMROSE Il Co. SMYRNA Del
Es-A lot of all makes of Sewing Machines will
be closed out II bargain.
apr l5-3mO
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08

WHAT is called the MOwbray case''
has considerably damaged the reputa-
tiOns of two ministers-the accused
and his prosecutor, Rev. E. L. Hubbard.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08
HI,RE EnR puEs-

Piles are frequently. preceded 10y sense Of
weight in the back. lon, and lower part oI the
some affection of the Kidneys or neighborug or-
gauS At times Sympt.mS of indigestion are pre-
sent, as tiatulency, uncaSipcs~ of the stomach
etc moisture, like Per>plratinu. producing
very dSagreeable itching. "a ter getting warm j.
common attendant. Blind bleeding and Itching
Piles yeild at once 20 the application q: Dr. lO-
SaukO'S Pile Remedy. which acts directly upou
the parts affected. absorbing ihp Tumor> aliay.
ing the intense itching. ana affecting u perma-
nent cure. Price 40 cents. Address The Dr.
HOtiecker Smyrna, Del. dec lily
THE Perkins & House Non-Explos-
i've Lamp is the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
plOde or break. Sold only by J. b.
Cooper.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08

When Baby was sick. we gave her CA~IoEN
When She WAS & hild She cried for HA>l9l:IA
When She became Mis-, She chung 10 CA~IpEIA
When she had Children. She gave them CA~TA
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08
DIR. BOSANkO.

Tins name i 50 iumlllar Win lhe VtOpIC lITUulu
out the United States that il is hardly necessary
to state that ne is the originator Of the great l
Bosanko Cough and Lung Syiup. the favorIte .e-
medy. wherever known. for Coughs. Colds Cone
sumption and all affections of the Thrlut aI.t
Lungs Price 80 cents and 81. sold By james T.
IIUiicckcr. smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08
There can be no better Shirt than
the Que" sold by J. Il. Cooper only.
INIDORTANT

Whcn YOU visit " leave New York Civ save
baggage Express and Carriage Hire and ~to,. ~ tle
Grand Union IIOtel opposite Grand Central Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted up at cost Of one Hll...U.l
European plan. Elevator Restaurant supplied
with the best Horse cars. stages ami elevated
railroad 10 all depots Families can live better
for less money at the Grand Cuiun Hotel than at
any other tirst-class hotel in the city. ausia-ly
J. f. Carter has engaged Joseph
Stephenson, an experienced paper
hanger, to take charge Of his Papering
department for the season. He is
ready for business.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08
EREE nI-TIlIRI.TIi

''What causes the grcal rush Ut Ja.. ?. I0Ieo.
ker's Drug StOre2' The free distribution of SAM
ME bottles of Dr. BOSauk0's Cough aud Lung
Syrup the mos popular remedy for C,4grc~
Colds, Consumption and bronchitis now Oh tie
market Regular size 80 cents and 81.
Order any Book you want, at J. B.
CoOper's.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08
Side Bracket and Extension Lamps
at J. B. COOper's.

Nervous DObilitated Men you are sl.
lowed trcs tri,H of M,itg dtGs OF The use ei lt
DYES Celebrated Nultaic Belt with Electric -ii..
penSory Appliances. for the speedy rclIr. aust
permanent cure of Nervous Debility. Joss 90 N.
tality and Manhood. and all Kindred trlubl,>
Also for many other diseases Complete r->i.fa.
ton to health, vigor and manhood guarsatcr.
30 risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet Win
full information, terms etc. mailed free by ai.
dressing VOltaic Belt Co.. Marshall Mich.
Granite and Porcelain Tea and
Chamber Sets, plain and decorated, at
J. B. COOper'S.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08
BUSINESS LOCALS

For SALE.-A good Door Frame
with a three light transOm. Geo. NJ
Stevenson.
For SALE.-FOIT Williams Eyano-
rators, with IL capacity of 200 basket
each. and only been used two seasons
in GOOD order. Will sell one with t5e
privilege of all four, or if desired viii
sell the building and lot altogetber
Lot 18O by 135 feet, on GlenwoOd Ave
Very desirable for building lots. win
sell at very great bargain. Apply IN
]. III. PRIMROSE q Co., Real Esiate
Brokers, Smyrna, Del.
For your BERRY CRATES, 90 to
Tschudy & Cats. Prices reasonable
J. f. Carter has in stock 10.
PIECES of this Springs Patterns of
Choice WALL PAPER.
Blank Books, all Styles, Sizes and
Qualities, at J. b. Cooper's.
J. f. Carter is prepared to do all
kinds of Painting and Paper Hanging
at the shortest notice.
For SALE.-A Boot and Shoe Store
over 20 years standing Will sell store
house if desired. \ rare chance. OnIv
one Shoe Store in the town. Can do
from ten to fifteen thousand wear
Only reason for selling j. i'll health
J. II. PRIMROaE 4 CO..
Real Estate Broker, Smyrna, Del
Ladies', Gents and Children's Gossa
r,arec ot I Il COODer'g.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08
NOTICE.

viii MARY MAIIONEY, whose father Andrew
Mahoney, was killed on railroad near smyrna
Del, or years ago, send her address TO her
aunt Mrs. KATE BRODERICK, No. Whitecar's
K0w' 3th above spruce, Philadelphia. Pa. Maiden
hHhle kate . Hanlon. july S-4w
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08
NOTICE.

Whereas, VIM. f. Boyer, during his life time
heId ANA possessed certain Deeds Bonds and
other papers of value, and 1t is supposed placed
Them IN the hands of some one for safe keeping.
II sald papers have been placed in the hands of
any one they will confer a favor by handing them
over 10 the undersigned
SAMUEL. 5. GRIFFIN,
july SOW Administrator of said deceaSed
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08

DON'T forget the Cape May exeur-
sion next Wednesday.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08
Special Notice.

one Hundred shares of Stock for sale in the
Eighth Series of the smyrna Building and Loan
association. Payments commence with April Of
inns year. Will be Withdrawn if not taken by the
18th of July inst. BY order of the Board
July 6, lSS5.-3w.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08

N. B.-Since the above was written
Mr.. MOwbray has come out over W Sis
own name in a letter which apneared
Yesterday IN the Morning News occu-
pylhg nearly three columns. 1t is free
irom rancor or bitterness, in fact the
tone appeals to the sympathy of the
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08

Go TO Cape May next "Wednesday.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-08

followed Mr. Dow in Il speech of nearly
equal length. He dwelt for some time
upon the evils of intemperanCe and
then took ground directly opposite to
that of Mr.. Dow as to the best way to
destroy the traffic and thus eradicate
| the evil. He believes in educating the
children against it by placing in the
| public schools text books treating OF
the right and wrong uses of alcohol.
Prohibiting the sale of strong drink by
stopping the making drunkards. He
believes in prohibition, ing local
option, in the legalized limita-
ton of the traffic by license
either high or low, in anything that
will keep the subject before the people,
keep it agitated. He is opposed to a
third or Prohibition party. The time
| is not yet come for such Il move, the
people must first be educated to the
necessity of it; that they were not yet
ready to leave their old party lines
but by keeping the subject agitated
keeping it constantly before the people
the day would come, and that soon
when they would rise up in theiI
might against this evil. He spoke OF
the popularity of drinking or the
drinking habit in high places, both
National, State and municipal. That
at banquets champagne must always
appear. This custom must 6e changed
by degrees by education, not by rev
olution. He referred, as did also Mr.
Dow, to the dangers threatening our
republic by reason of the ballots
being in the hands of that element
which, under excitement, quickly be.
comes an uncomfortable mob. and this
element is always in hearty sympathy
With the rum sellers, ip fact constitutes
their rank and file to do their bidding
The foreign element brought To on,
shores is also II source Of danger he,
cause the lrishman landing at Castle
Garden brings with him all his Gus.
toms and habits indulged in mt Cork
the German does not leave ON the
banks Of the Rhine his fondness "a,
lager beer this element becomes ot
once the tool of the liquor men.
INCIDENTAL REMARKS.
There was a strength and conviction
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

NOW that wool goods are considered de
rigucHr for street suits, since nounces are
dispensed with and plain trimmings are
preferred 10 those more elaborate, the
clever home drcss-maker can have taste
ml dresses at small expense. Seven or
eight yards OF strong diagonal wool. of
ladies' cloth, or OF homespun, are enough
for tasteful suit for the street, while the
pretty caShmcrcs al Scyenty-ilye cents a
yard arc heavy enough Tor similar dresses
Tor the house. The combination dresses
may oven be made Tor less money, as
rvmnanis of striped OF figured woolens
OF plush for skirts may always hc bought
AT reduced prices but Il is better plan
to buy new dress OF entirely one mate
rlai' ana alIerWardl When II need sesur-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH. TEXAS. SUNDAY OCTOBER IS

her in France II he, on the other hand,
would see both that She was well done TO,
carefully trained and brought up IN a
Christian home. lie consentel :, believing
my statement 20 be correct, and that the
mother had actually sold her child for
vice. Next morning ! saw Eliza Arm
strong. Jarrett and Nine. Combc into the
train for Paris. From that point all di-
rect responsibility for Eliza Armstrong
ON INV part ceased.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

1t is poor economy to buy cha,,
and greater mistake is made N
who use an inferior brand Of basss
der, because 1t is sold for lesn
Silver Loaf baking powder
means a fancy-priced article, M
chemically pure, and cannot h@
with the inferior grade of baking "
with which the market has bees N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

This is % certify that Mr. used q mum.
teruf Alternatives IN the treatment oi No. fasf--
tor tsa wears staining ot syphilis The ulrr.t
atfietlon of mankind-Wlihuut ans positive
hcneul. the disease having assumed the trrtisr.
form, with entire body ana limbs covered Win
ahe nsual eruption ard sores Tie rpsortcd 10
khc usc 81 GulNN'S PioNEEn BLOOD RENIWhr.
and 80 day hp Is free from any symptom on
sign 0f The disease. The same remedy ms
been used IN several eases OF Scroiali and
SCi5ialons iuduratlons, as manifested hv alb
Ecesses. indolent ulcers cntanrops blcuisbc-
ara glandillar cnargements with the mn,i
gratifying results, Ia nay own hands. NV enn
ddcnce la the remedial virtues OF this com
pound ~ an Alternative aud curative, has ~,
come 50 strong thai do NOT hesitate % recon,
pend rs use for the treatment ana cnrc ot
GArOuic skin Diseases, syphilis, Scrofula ptc
t,Iiiiini ea. JNo. l.. MOORE, NJ, ~.
Cutaneops Diseases.
Waving seen the most remarkable effects of
GulsS's PIONEER BLOOD RENEWEH la Syphu
Is Apd other cutanenus diseases, I choerfuiiy
recommend II a. the best alternative haNcused
Srifn, ga. j. 4, COLLIER, ~ -.
Al Wholesale by II. W. wnnRms \ 90. fort
Worth Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, Ulcers, salt rhenm, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chli5lalns,
corns aud all skin eruptitlns, and posi-.
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price rs cents per
box, For sale bY u, W. Williams i Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

An excellent farm, two and hq I.
east of Fort Worth, with 200 N
cultivation. Finest quality y
abundance of living water and s,-s
wood at hand; one of the finest IA.
in the state; good residence oiam,s
with outhouses and tenement hoss.
the place; ilne spring-hoGss a.,
residence.
Apply 10 JAREJoHysoi
Fort wosA,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.


by order OF the commissioners court Of WI
eargcr county, Texas, made and passed on the
Alih day OF September, a. -. 1885. VII re-
cciTe bids Tor The purchase Of the four leagues
~ Aiibargcr county school lands situated A.
iiockley county, Texas, the numbers OF said
leaguen being 3, G, : and y No bids tor less
lhan 3a,5o per acre on twenty years time with
eterest az rcr cent. per annum, interest pay
tatc annually 81 advance, viii be considered
Any land agent who viii c0nsummato a sale OF
tnis ianu ~ The price and on the terms above
ftaled Oh q before the eiih day Of October A.
y losD, WIZ receive per cent on the amount
~ saae when the llrsi years Interest "A paid and
tnf Need with vendors lien l. made. ANY land
Avn censuHlmAilng the sale Of This land vii be
ts4nlteu 70 FAY Tor the advertisement ihc
he'Aad and the Weekly Vernon eusrd
,.--.. y. A. NnEAGEf,
nonsu commissioner Wiibarger com "
Yssasn, Tex, Sept 10. A. D. ssA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

l.. II. STEMS Temple piae N
ceived the first shipment Of hp
turkeys, which he is Offering chsss
black-tail deer and antelope, in "
to q variety of other meats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

There is no use to worry mon
dull scissors, when YOU can get q I
Henry & Peaks Keen Edge.n III
warranted for five years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
Impurities Of the Hood,

/ san certify, with pleasure To The fact have
sOeh the happicst effects resulting from tha
use OF GuiNN'S PIONEER BLopD RtNEWEE M
syphilis and other diseases arising from nnpu.
Fily oil the blood. IT. fact its effect IN -oy
eiAi cases that have come under ms Oh-eryA.
zion has been maryeons
n, r. ANTHONY, NJ b.
Grimm. Ca
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

bodies.
uid-iashloned pearl plcot edges Tor
ribbons are revived,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
Scrofulous Auctions.

PIONEER BLOOD l,ESUwUR IN my practice in
syphilis, and all Scrpfulpus Affections attend
ing or following both disease and consider 70
tne above complaints. NJ. ), DANIEL, N, %.
t.fifltp ia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

The Summer Route TO New York Via Galveston
and
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
4frifas 0appleoa.

9fsIgs telegraph MsbOsIsl fra Gan.
'ibar er Uttrombo, BUem ben bsromts
4fritasR eiienbe StGnIep talote afritas
gtapoIson, afgaaet ue6 9o6eu. Dii,
ram6o bar / Is aar pqret en- Ra6isI
for bet sitttge Qfstta, og be Opo1gel.
les Reiisnbe, ION f0rosbss Der, pIsisOe
at ierbe bism be piIbeite geffrtusGsr
ON oeuue gsUers9 oubtRg. aIigsusI
bar ban bog pitt fg at pare, frsmfor
ALE andre airttauite 90o6inger, BE-
9utbs5 bebite Ben / BE ienere 4ar, %
Osrfor bar be Gsiisn6e ogiaa taIt Jar.
oeIes pel on bam.
Rirumbo par 9sDbing oosr ct giost
Gtitrttt / lnDamDf3i. omtrent 100
DitIe / Cit for Sseu Eauganpjti. San
Omgitte5 be 4rubsrs, ion bay6e ueoiat
fig / gtGrbsbsn ai Bau, mso tor Ben.
IigbsO, Og maugsn Gang, naar Gan
rraf ct MenHsite, gan life, giorbe ban
BAN en- 6orariug at 50 6reatayer. ga
at be 6anbleH6e Der 1T af BAN pao
Ersott tis6t en- bel WtGngoe glfeuben.
% giOroe isnste, Ii3siom mango andre
Arobsre, Jlar at bam for bans tosi.or
8ootrosu5so, De ft rigtig Ogrt angrs
bet. gn iaa6aU She8 tauoe ban al6rie
titgtUe; BAN Ispsrebe Dem fovms.ig
alag eiter Stag, ieirs6e aItio, og til
iOt git bet laa Ui6t, at be, uSeu al
siors ben rtagsits RoDfauo, maat!r
taa Og is paa, al BON bouTarte al
oerss RpG9. 6au bier en- Do,0iom
5ro6rsr, ale Stammsr uunot omfrtua
maatts butts un6er, ON be life fraI
faIot t;IfO0e, % Ban bIs0 en- fulofRn.
Dig Sfgat for ale fine Smgiuclier, i
DtsOre bar enbOg brust at itg9mm,
line Born, naar be Dar femme, Ueo q
h9e: 90, iuG toUnter utIIdmbo %
ta8er Dig.
9erimOb fan6t OpongsIie8s Reiientc
og MistonGrer en- anosu Q1an6 / Mti.
rambo; be fanbt, at ban uar en- 9R
Oer8monb, ION oItio boIOt, 5oae ban
lopsbs. 8snIi3 Uar ban aItio mob benz
Uton tun6e bstro 5am bUa6iombelit til
Opbeuisntus; uIttO fanot nraa Bet /
iamme Sobe SsbOIb, mar man piIbs
5aue bet tiIbage. 8 ben ui9tisite al
bans 8per 9isr Ntisfonen iGr6eIes
beIOt9e TremitrtOt. Mange er be, bsr
bsslager bans Dob, uts6sns bans mango
SLENDER, Buem ban tlt9tebe brott, iubIsr
ueo at pRre bIepsu i'm Spermauo tuit.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
California.

observation-disclosures / San 6rans
cisco bar mootaget en- StrtDe.ie fra
G~lepelanb, Ohio, BOort msO0eIe5, at
Der bar oanuet fig en- ROIOHi al Qrbsts
bere, iom agts at IoUauore til GaItrors
nia, bUis 6orboIoeus Der ere gunldge
for benz. Sra Minneiota msIOsg, al
beuimob 1000 Qsriouer 6erfra % fra
Dafota / gebst at TO Qar pile nsOiatts
fig / California, bpis Der fu6e5 fore
Stratntngsr 9tegiering5Iauo meO COB
Serb, gan0 Os StOU.
- Sort Yrocss, fortRQsr SIa6st
"9aItgria", bar 8efoItuingeu / GU
reta, 9umbOIbt &c., giort me0 ale
Riueierus Der / ggsn, Ues at fOroiie
benz ALE uOsn lluOtageIie. @ruuOen
CT, at ben 6eruGreube tinsfite 8efolts
ming / laugsrs Gib bar opfert fig paa
en- Waabe ION par faretrusnbe baabe
for 8sbOsrnes Gin o9 gteu6Om. 8 en-
@abetamp, iOm faubt Stso / 6reba9s,
bIeu en- buiO 0taRo, uOeu / miu6ite
Itaa6e at beIta9e isRampen, brRbt, Og
bette bragte EaaImoot9Beoens SR9er til
at lobe oper. @runbsH til Rantpen mel
lem 6iueierue it9es at pare ben %franifs
t%ineiiite Rris, be nO9Ie at RtEeierue
boLot msb 6rautri9e, andre meO Rina.
6orreiten itaI en- tor Del at be Riues
iers, iom opbOIbt fig / Gursta, pare
UteoIemmer al "tbe @be Queen Gun9
Soeietp" al Stratenrsuere. aaturIigs
pis tommer o9iaa Der E Del uifpIs
bise til at Iibe men life beftO miuOre
er gurefa for en- Glib befrtet for bet
btmmeIte Rises Ssnnsr. Bartlett til
Sp6rub par tun fort. 3orsbag Aften
81. 7 meboeIte lloienote ia ben oprets
tebe @igilance (GOmttte) atneierne, al
be ale, ubsn ~llnbtagelie ituIoe pare
ube at 8pen inben 2srbG9 @ftermiboag
ST. 2. 6IertaIst fuIgte SpfOrortn8en,
os be Ssnbrasttse bIeue at 6Omtteeu
bsiprssbe ueb til 9aUnen. Paa @rnnt
af Gage Os usunitist 8eir ANTON
0amperen FORT pm Ssnba9eu, Og Ri
neierne MATTE berfOr fOrbIiue paa 9au:
~neplabien iaaIenge. Sberiffen ira gu:
reta, Mr. 2iuOiap, fuI9te be ~fOrpitt
til Gan 6ranciSco.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
On Sjornes Sagt.

Gn Siterrisit @Obseier, Baron go.
pOsea, bolbt npIis msb en- af fine Ben,
ner, Ufnleren gugen aemenbi oq nozzle
andre 9errer en- gjSrusiast / Omssneu
ar ggsn RIOpOtOuis / uuoaru. On
SIsrn bap6e ! lang Glib anrettst msasr1
Staoe paa RURget os Raismarterus /
e9nen, o9 man beiIuttsbe berfor at
orebs ben. SGserne tos Sitting uso
5~no9angen til en- Ssoo, bupr 8ierusn
pIetsOe at opbOIbe fig, Og ben tom OaIaa
mart ti!ipne. Den bIeu mootaesn mse
en- bel PeIOtoniIO, Der bog fife iuutes
at ti!fsIe bet tore 8gr megen Stabe.
9H meo iltter 9aaub, at garou RopOsca
atltu0t Ru8Ie, raaIte Sisrueu / StuIs
osrsu, iaa zen tprte6e out. Den 5aube
lnI.oisrtib subuu 6raft NOT til at fR6e
tt5 Utosre frsEl, og man iaa, at ben
lite snoHu Odos 0gergiOe fig. Den git
IND / Stoums Ggtuirg, % uogle at
5Rgeyae fUiste efter ben, en- uioriotias
beo, BE- ituloe tomms til at betale bprt.
"a be aemIiS rare trRugte inp / Stoz
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teoe 8irtniugsu at ct magti8t SIas,
8lsrnen retteoe mob bans Qtaue. Uses
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rat % ilGbe BAN aiiteb / en- pnteIig
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