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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-05

The November CeRtHfy marks a new
era in the history OF that magazine, in be-
ginning the publication Of The Life of
Lincoln" by his private secretaries, John
G. Nieolay and Colonel John Hay. A
timely paper for election day is contribu-
ted by Theodore Rooselelt, on Machine
Politics in New York City There is an
illustrated paper by pr. Charles VALID
stein, on "The Temple of tho Ephesian
Artcmis, and the Ancient Silver Patera
from Bcrnay." The fourth illustrated
paper is contributed by DR.. b. f. Martin,
on "Oid Chelsea" In fiction. besides
tile tenth part of Mr.. Howeli's novel,
sThe Minister'S Charge" there is a short
story by Mrs. Mary HalioeS Foote, 1.-THE
Fate of a Voice. " and the first part of a
new novel by Frank r. stockton. entitled
s'The Hundredth Man. In ''Open Let
tcrs'' the leading place is given to a com
munication entitled "A Siberian Tragedy, >
by George KEENAN,. There are also letters
on subjects as different as Time Reckon
ing for the Twentieth Century, by Prin-
cipal Grant OF Queens University. Canada
s.Geuius and Matrimonx" by Catharint
Baldwin. and ''1'he Architectural League
of New York, by Mrs. van Rensselaer,.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-05

Life is the time to serve the Lord. The
Bible says SO, and grand old DIR. Watta
has embalmed the truth in verse. But it
doesn't mean the fag end Of sin-spent ex-
istence. when the stone for your grave is
all qnarricd and polished ready for yonf
name. 1t means all your life from youth
to old agc-or till the ends the time Tor
serving God. And then m an eternity
of blessed service, where every work is a
delight, and life is a loving existence Of
perennial felicity Christian al Hork.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-05

Beware 10 evil Thoughts They have
lone great mischief in the world. Bad
thoughts come first; bad words follow.
and bad works finish the rogress. Watch
against against them. Strive against
them. Pray against them. They prepare
the way for the enemy.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-05

All kinds of crockery and Queensware.
We are selling lots of goods OF this KIND
now that we've room to show them at our
old stand at the corner.-E. B. Hum
phreys & Co.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-05

20 80"
AYERS Cherry pectorai. &c.
Hop ~l;itters, 65c.
Sh,tErrs, n Ytract 40c,
,rnrS; SaI.snurriIIo ,;5c
yyars, PMS lie
A3lcock-s porous plasters. l0c
i:rownfs iron Eittcrs. COO,
Bnrker's Nerve and Bone Liniment, l6c.
i.arker's Horse and Cattle Powder, lie.
Innson,s T,urinn pInsters lie
CoXts Gal,iinc I5c
Green's August Flower, 46c.
uollowayis Worm Candy, 12c.
Hansen'S Butter Coloring, lsc.
Jayne's Pills, I4c.
f,;me,s hifnr,tiva G5c
I,yne,5 EvYncto,.,nf Gao
'Iayymc,s VrIInifu~e' BIC.
< ,i?,LaI.. lsitfag & inc of IRON G5c
/; ;,innY Vn,t zoe
purn Tunnnj,or two ~ ,,c
rnre e'n;,n mIhrosia per Ola Sc Sc
sewing Machine OIL, ose.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-05

That We can, in connection with the MONITOR,
secure you u subscription to any paper or
magazine published, mt Il much lower price
thntn the regular rate, and you will do well to
lei us know If you are contemplating n sub
scription to any publication.
THE MONITOR, Woodstown, n. j.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-13

The voLrAIc BELT &C., Of Marshall
Michigan, offer to snd their celebrated
ELxcrRo-voLrAIc BELT and other Ell
EcrR1o APPLIANCES on trial for thirty
DAYS. to men (yeung or old) anictsa
With nervous debility, less Of vitality
anA less Of manhood. and all kindred
t,ouS,es. Also for rhsunatisn, nsur-
aldo ~ vais. AM many ether dis.
ssses Con a.ets rsstsrstion - healsa.
vie.r ana manhood guaranteed. Ie
r,sk n incurred rs thirty days TRIAL ii
1sweA. Writs them ~ o1se isf u'ss
ax1tsA ps1phtst scse
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-13

From Pole TO Pole
AYERS SARsAPARILLA has demonstrated its
power OF cure for all diseases of the blood.
The Harpooner's Story.


Neoo Bedford, June I, 1888.
DIR. j. G. AVER s. Co.-Twenty wears ago
was harpooner in the North Pacific, when five
others of the crew and myself were laid up with
scurvy. Our bodies were bloated gums swollen
and bleeding, teeth loose, purple blotches all
over us, and our breath seemed rotten Take IL
by and large we were pretty badly of. All our
lime, juice was accidentally DESTROYED but the
captain had couple dozen bottles of AYERS
SARsAPARILLA and gave Us that. We rccoy-
cred it quicker than | have ever seen men
brought about by any other treatment for Scuryy,
and I've seen good deal ofit Seeing no men
ton in your Almanac of your Sarsaparilia being
good for scurvy, thought you ought to know of
this, and SO send you the facts.
Respectfully yours, RALPH y. WNGATE.
Tho Troopers Experience.
Nasren, Basutoland( s. AfricG,) Marcia, ISS3-
DIR. j. G. AVER s. Co.-Gentemen: have
much pleasure to testify to the great value OF
your Sarsaparilla. We have been stationed
here for over two years, during which time We
had to live in tents. Being under canvas for
such n time brought on what is called in this
country "veldt-sores." | had those sores for
some time. l was advised to take your Sarsa-
parilla, two bottles of which made my sores
disappear rapidly, and 1 am now quite we'll
Yours truly, L. *. BoDEN,
Trooper, Cape Mounted RiRen,en. '
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-13
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Post Office Department.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. l. 1885.
PROPOSALS will be received al the Con-
tract Office for this apartment until 4P-
n of April II, 1875 for carr ying the mails
OF the United States upon the routes
and according to the schedule of arrival
and departure specified by the Depart
ment, in the State of N .vada from Julyl
sso, to June 80, 1890. List of routes.
with schedules of arrivals and depart
ures, instructions to bidders, with forms
or contracts and bonds, and all other
necessary Information, will be fur
nished On application to the Second A..
sists Mt Psstn aster General
WILLIAM =. Villas,
fahY POo4an0st01 0eAor13.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-04-13
MORNING APPEAL.
Issued every merning, Monday excepted, by
y. Z. DAVIS.
& Daily Newspaper, devoted to Political Cen
eral News and Local Affairs
GFFICE-Second Street, opposite the Southern
front of the State Capitol
Terms Of subscription:

One copy, one year, by mall ;-----...'.'So ~ ~
One copy, three months, by mail .-..-.. w
Subscriptions must be paid in advance
The APPEAL will be delivered to the citizens
Carson at S5 cents per week.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
lAw RANo.

lAw RANGh,
F"'1N"N, 5 G., Aug. 2G, 1856
4. { Zones, Esq, N"'"hcyYu S. &.
DrN Sm Your letter of IN, 9Eth
received. Thc ErnInd school hns ,x
'*t"d here for three years, cnch ven,
stronger nn1 stronger
have over been u friend OF the
HNatem, md nm now mn enthusiastic
"n" We hnVc hnd some preni i'm
rroV"m"nts in Columbin in the lnst
lew years, hut not ono OF them com
N"r"S III importance with our puhh,
srho"I system, morally or materially
II yen over try il it will stay.
Very respectfully yours,
JonN r. R,lrrp.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
IcoNr1NuMD FROM THIRD PAGE

lCOSTINUED FROM THIRD pAGE1
section. Again, il the classes are very
small, ono teacher has charge OF two or
three classes. The advantages OF the
graded system consist chiefly in the
great economy OF teaching force. II
greatly simplfics the work Of the school
room, lessons tho labors OF the teachers
vastly, and eventually proves highly ben
cfcial to tho orderly progress OF tho pu-
pills. I say eventually, because always
at the beginning there are some pupils
who are either graded too high or too
low. Tint Is to say, there is NO grade,
or class that suits their atttinmrnts In
all particulars. Thc result of this is that
there is often some complaint thn, the
system Is wrong, and some parent will
say, "hat Is not the school for my child,
| want him at II school where his attain
mrntS In each particular study will be
recognized, and where he can be pushed
and not held back, or pui beyond his
depths The answer to that argument
is that tho cause Of complaint i a tom
polnry one. II Is found by experience
thht in very short time, every pupil
r"n"hrs n grade which suits him. aud
after the school has been in oprrntinn
for 81 few years there is no ca,iac nf com
plnnt on this score, for every child'>
progress mas been uniform, and the
proper advancement Of The deserving
pupil II nS certain as the nOn-advnurr-
m"nt of the lazy scholar.
Another Ercnt advantage OF the eruhcd
system consists iu the fact thnt the
'"nch"r Is able tod" more thorough work
Besides, t"nrhcrS nrc selected with rrfcr-
rn'' 10 tn" g,nd"s they are to teach. A
person may hc fully competent to tcnrh
beginners and vet make 81 failure ~ n
t"nrhrr "f advanced pupils. II is srnrrr-
" ever lru" that t"nrhrr is n good band
M t"arhinS both beginner, and advanced
pupils. IN the graded system il a teach
or docs NOT suiI her Erndn, he or she iS
displn""d, ana II trnrh"r Is found who
knows III" nrrdS OF children Of tlnt
ltrnd", and Nn"w> how to hnnllc them
just ~ t"n"hing i lookrh upon ~ II pro
trSsi"n, 50 th" t"nrhiny az different
Erhh"H IS looked upon rs branches of the
profession 70 give one or more trncl-
"rS an "ntir" school 10 trnch is to give
them more t|nn they rnu manage ,uissx
the graded system is pursued when
s"n" t"n"h"rS teach certain grades and
other teachers teach thc owes 10 which
1,,.N AL, Il
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
on'n I" visitors, May ] to October l5
'''ehh""" 'inr Ia operation to spnrtnnluro.

'''''l mali. And for the convenience
81 S'''H', 'h'rr Is post office in the hotel
S""', livery stable at the spring.
, ~ a""'i'"n to the hotel proper n largo
Ihrrr story building, with nrar]v A.,
p"'ntr" he'd rooms, parlors sii,i,,o.
rooms billiard room, dining room. hni1
r"n'n' &C., there are eight cottages, win
'nn& piazza in front Of roch cn,tYmr
rmc'"Slng n hrantifnl lawn. And in ~,
"'F'"n to these another buildinn h,s im,', t'
n'rh completed, with twelve lnrpr rnm.
'"F,"h''', well ventilated rooms
g"nd band has been sccnrrd for t,,
season. ana dancing or other amuSn- ~, |'''
m"nt~, such as musicals. rrndinms '','In ,I,n-
'lf'ra'>, progressive rurhrr Hnr,; ;n,.
Sn',ilng bees, &c., arc rninvcd r,,n,,.
night. '''H'" every
h""rd at private houses cor ho -,
'''n'', W'i', free access to the sprino hy
l"E'"E 70 The proprictors Of u,r hntri
''uM""ahl" rate per week.
h' 'nIn"rrl water is unsurno..ol
,,,.'l j. or rates Of board, prices OF wotrr and
"'''F particulars, nhdrrSS the nrnnrirt,,r< ,,''
fy,. & SIMPSON q SIMPSON, '''
"Irh' Springs, Sparranbnro 20 r,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
S'1a ESs'H;St.
tFFicE or HILES J. PATTERSON.
aTrOl{SEV Al, | ,AN

tFFlcE or HILES J. PArrrRsoN,
ATroMNry AZ IAw,
Ch1EsrER, : G., Aug. 23, 1896.
DEtN Sm: Yours Of the 2Isi insi
~ ut hand. We have n tt.,ynshir
and school district throcmiles suunrr,
"i winch the court house is the center.
~ which we have authority by vote of
taxpayers to iovy n tax not exceeding.
two mills MS supplementary aid TO
our two mill tax for free schools.
We have now a white md colorl,d
School in this district for six or seven
yenrS, upon an increase Of about
$4,000 or $4,000, divided ms follows
Our shnrc Of two mill county tax
about MpportioneD 5000; local tax
Il mil S, about %l,360; poll tax,
about $270; dividend on shnr, rni,.
road stock, $56; tuition fees nbout
5000.
Under the apporlionmont Of two
mil county Tux we do not ret quito
hn't OF the amount we pay in
Tuition fees are charged in tho white
school on ali pupils living outside Of
our district, and on all stndyjnr
branches above those presented bv
Act OF Legislature for free schools.
Our colored school costs MS about
$500, and the balance of tho fund is
appropriated to the white school
Il the white school there arc nbont
240 pupils OF both sexes, and about
the same, or little less, in tho col.
ored school. Both schools nro IN
operation from nine to ten months
each year. There arc from five TO
six teachers in the white school. and
about the samo in tho coloret
This system Of education is much
cheaper than by private schools, it
brings all the children Of the com.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
Tor the IirNN,.p ,Su \,,Ny.
G HIS a R'S lead.
J. Il. ltNN

ter from this place mich, ;,,,r,u,
somr OF vou: rrodrrs ! h,rc ,o,o,,,
ird lu write. left honr C,r .,,,
Land or tho skies" Friday. Aocus, 9Th
The weather hrinr cool and n,rt;,lL.
rlpulv. TRAVELLING wos nlc,s,nL C,r
Ms, and quite favorable rnr dr,r,
animals. Our party consists Of Mr.,
Tho<. Smith. Ir, Nlns,rr " Stewart
Floyd, myself and a rolorcd hoy
NNS~r> Eugene lOnwShorc. Fovc,tr
tlamp Willie Sanders. James San.
de- !. +. Burton and !, T. Wrris
will follow soon. We reached this
place, thirtv.tirC miles above Green.
vile city Tuesday al T. o'rlur>, and
rnrHmrrd nj the celebrated cold
spring, 'alf a mil" from the hotel.
For th" convenience and comfort ur
IN" h"'", h"ardcrs NO camping IL al.
'"w"J nearer It,
hr prospect for cotton between
. Nlndll"h creek, in NCwhrrrN. and
Cross IlilI, in Laurcns. is good. In.
d""n, under favorable circumstances,
we q" MOI see why the lucky farmers
~ 'ha' fortunate and favored section
"lI' n"j r""'i2" Full crop. Upland
corn - good, NOT ON lN in this part of
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
Condensed Schedule.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
TRAINS GOING &DEJIj.
rain No. 6 stops III nll stations

I:"lh ~" O. stops III all stations.
:, nos. + and d. stops ONLY Il; Erinllry's
MhitrF!!ir, iakr Wnccnmnw Fair Blir.
MiHh"l"' Marion, Pee !I"u, FIorcncn Timmnus.
,'nH' !.%hchhNrG. MHYc>Villr. sumter. Wedge
"',''' t'Iinhtn junction and Luafovcy
, hS>cil".H: ior Eniumnia and az u0:ni> on
& G.. l.. f.. {, &. 4 a. 4. H. stations A ken
,,iH'' hn,. 81! points beyond, should take
NinIi,lF EUI!nn' Sl""pors fol Savannah
'l,y ioi Ar"iiStu oE ,rGin Is
iaSS'ntrCr& on 80 can take Is train from. Flo.
renee 'oT Cnlumhin. Augusta and Georgia
phn's via Coliimbiu
u.hH iihIn', run solid br' wrcn Charleston amu
Wilmington ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-15

f6h6terung Der Minoritdt &C. finitli9
berbeiaefibrt 5t baben.
= Sn &ulti9ut tpurbe eine grpBe
8olfsperfammlung abgebalten, in rpels
der Elm Sele3ramm bes Siirifen 9llees
amber CUR 8erleiung fam, tporin er
feline 8ereitminiefeit ausfpri6t, i'm
Sale feiner @rpdDlung tpieber nod
8ulgarien 3urid3ufebren. So beri9tet
penisffens bas rSOurnal be ct. Yes
tersburg." 9ies 8latt berf9ert fers
ner, oaB s Der englii9e Goniul in auits
f9uf ben Bulgaren ben &atb ertbeilt
babe, Gu5lanb energil6en Wiberifano
gu Ieiften, ba ibnen i'm f9limmiten
Sale bic europdif9en Wef= =Wd9te gu
6ilfe fommen piirben. 2orb Sbbless
Leigh bat ieboa cine gfote erlaiien, in
tpel6en bieisr gauge 8eri6t bes amtliz
den petersburger Organs fiir erlogen
erfldrt pirb.
= G1nig @eorg II. bon England
erfubr, oaB elm 3eitunssrebacteur be-
ftraft tperoen iollie, neil er, ulli Die
Sbronreoe bes a0nias m6gli9it frab
geben gu f6nnen, ielbft eine Sbronre5e
gei9rieben batte. sd boffe", fagte
Der &6nis gu bem Dortragenben Minis
iter, vbaB ber Mann iebr milbe be-
banbelt pirb. Sd babe feline unb
meine @ebe pergli9en unb finoe, iopiel
i9 babon peritebe, bal bic ieinige BEL
tpeitem beRer IT,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-15

Die gllte Ianf ermattet 5uriid unb bic
grl66pfung f9ien ibr anf fur3e 3ett
&ube su bringen. 2ucD fiiblte, wie ib=
re Gnie aneinanber f9lugen unb ieber
Meustel ibres &6rpers bem Slenft per=
fagte. sic Iebnte fi6 gegen bic obere
Wanb bes 8ettes uub preBte bic 9dnoe
frampfbaft saiammen. Mber nur fur
eineu Mugenblid, bann fam ibr bas Be-
tuuBtiein suriid, baB ber 3uifanb Der
&ranfen iofortige MaBregeln n6tbig
ma6te, unb bamit aud bic 5errf6aft
iiber lire @Iieoer. Sic trat leiie bonn
8ette suriid uno lire 8ewegung bra9te
aud Seben in Giles 5itternbe @eitalt.
9ie beisen Mdb9en faben ti6 einen
IugenbIid poll in bic Nugen, unb iebes
lag i'm Bid Der anbern cine ongftboll
brimsenbe Grose, Die bod bic Nntlport
mebr i1eute, als berausforberte, -bann
penbeten ii9 beibe Der augenblidli6en
Mufgabe au. 2ucn nabm etn Sai9ens
tuG, tau6te es in einen orauBen beflnbs
li6en gimer nit faltem Waiier unb legte
es, sur Binbe gefaltet, ber Nlten auf bic
belize Gtirn. sic preBte einige 8eeren,
bic auf benz Slide ftanben, unb benebte
nit benz fiiblen, fduerIi@en Saf Die
ausgetrodneten 2ippen. sic entfernte
bas bod aufgebaui9te Geoerbett unb
eriebte es burb cine lei1te Dede, bic 1t6
in Der Rammer borfanb. 9ie &ranfe
fdiem bic mobltbdtige Wirfung bielsr
MaBregeIn fofort au empHnoen; tie
wurbe rubiger unb ibr Bid berlor etnen
She'll ieiner Starrbett.
geben sic suriid, glie! fliifterte 2us
cp. Sic ieben, mir f6nnen bic Jrau
ni9t allein laHen. Sd merbe bleiben,
big sic tpieber fommert unb iemato
bringem, oer bier bic Wa6e iibernebmen
farm.
(Gortlesuns fOIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-15
aleime ltrIa@en, sruRe sSirtaasem.

lIeber bic l1rfa6en Der perf6nli9en
Geinbidaft amii6en benz GarIten bon
Mleranber bon Bulgarien unb feinem
md6tigem 8etter auf gfuBlaabs &aiferz
tbron giebt eiu Correspondent interefan,
te guff6lhfe. Oie g3arin Warie,
Mautter bes &ailers Nleranber Ill.
ipar oft su Belu9 in ibrer Wateritaot
Darmitabt, am furbeifii6en 9ofe, mos
bin ii9 au6 Yrina Ileranber bon 9eis
fen, ber 8ater bes Siiriten bon 8ulgriz
en-, na6 ieinem Nustritt aus bet 6lterreis
9ii9zungarii6en Mrmee, mel@er er als
General ber @apalerie angeb6rt bate,
nit Der ibm in mprsanatii9er @be an=
setrauten Grau 9aude, fpdteren prin=
3eiltn bpn 8atteuberg (Mtutter oes Giirz
item Mleranber) aurudgesogen bate.
Mebrmals geid3ab es, oab Die g5arin
aud ibren Sobn, ben iebigen @3ar
Mleranber ILL.,, nit mad 9armftabt
bra9te. 8ei elmer @elesenbeit nun &c.
fdab es, baB Der I'M piele Sabre dltere
@rpbflrit Mlsranber, Der bic i6mdrme=
rif9e 3uneisuns uno Siebe ieiner tais
ferli1en Wiutter Fir ibren befff6en
NeHen f6on felt feinen 3arten Susenbs
| iabren ber nit ideeliii6tigen Bliden be-
tra1tete, bel einem Spiele i'm @arten,
tpel9es prin3 Mleranber NIT Dem BON
feimer erlau9ien 9ante eben erbaltenen
Spiel3eug erD1nete, NIT leBterem bort
an einanoer gerietb, pel6es &encontre
trob bes Da3tpifdentretens Der bei0eriei.
tigen Gr3ieber unb beg in Der edbe be-
finoli6en 9ienifperfouals alsbalo in
cine berbe Geilerei ausartete, bic fiir
ben 0erlierenben, - Der ni9t prina
Hleranber pon Battenberg mar, = mil
unteri9iebIi6en eelben unb blauen
S5leden begleitet mar. Set ienem Sas
ge beitebt iene gdbnenoe Sluft ber per-
i6nli6en 4bneisuns stpii6eu ben beiben
Mdnnern, tpel1e aud bic Sabre BEG
MannesaIters nidt nur ni6t gu gldtten
permo9ten, fonoern INNER mebr erpei'
terten unb pertieften, mo3u aud ber
umftanb beitrug, baB Bring Mleranber
ebenfo gu 2eb5eiten Der @3arin Wfarie
als aud mad ibrem 9ingange, 10 oft er
am Petersburger Sofe erf6ie.t, bort.
ielbi tets persona gratissima tpar,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-15

unb 3mar oft nit biretter 8eeintrd9tis
gung unb 8eiieiteieBung Der groBfiirftli=
den &inber, mars beionbers bel ben
Sbeaterbeiu6en Der @aarenfamilie bet
sSa0 mar, BEL pel6en @elegenbeiten
prtn3 Nleranber ffeis in oer faiferli6en
2oge erf9ien, tpdbrenb Der @5aretpitib
nit elmer ber prir5li6en 2ogen borlieb
nebmen muBte. Gin dbnli6es Tor=
tommniB fiibrte ieinerseit (1877) gu
elmer beftigen Scence 5tuif@en ben be-
tbeiligten perionen, beren Solge Die
pl6Bli6e Nbreife oes prinsen Ileranber
unb befen gintritt in oas preubii9e
&egiment bet @arbe bu Corps tpar, nell
DE @9ritt ibm aub bon bem oamaligen
@aaren febr libel genommen tpuroe uno
bic borldufige 9iitirung Der Snterellen,
Nus5ablung ienes borerwdbnteu Segates
CUR Sireften Tolge bate.
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ltebcr ptele Netle,t
(GOrtlesums folst.)

erfredt fid, bas Mliasma ober Die bersiftetc
2uft, bic malarifde unO tspbole Gieber eraeu>
gen. $50 f9 tsbenbes Wafer befinbet, in osm
@fansenitoffe ooer abfal irgeno tpelder Art
berfaulen, ba iperber, 70 seiuib ipie bic Sonne
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