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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-09-23
The Salt Of the Earth.

If the salt formations of Nevada were
In railroad communication there would
be no market in this country for the
foreign article. In Lincoln county, on
the Rio Virgin, there is a deposit of
pure rock salt which is exposed for a
length Of two miles, a width of half a
mile, and is of unknown depth. In
places canons are cut through 1t to a
depth of sixty feet. 1t is of ancient
formation, being covered in some places
by basaltic rock and volcanic tufa. The
deposit has been traced on the surface
for q distance of nine miles. 1t is so
solid that it must be blasted like rock,
and so pure and transparent that print
can be read through blocks of it a foot
thick. At Sand Springs, in Churchill
county, there is deposit of rock salt
fourteen feet in depth, free from any
particle of foreign substance, which
can be quarried at the rate of five tons
a day to the man. The great Hum
boldt salt field is about fifteen miles
long by six wide. When the summer
heats have evaporated the surface
water, salt to the depth of several
inches may be scraped up and under
meath it stratum of pure rock salt,
of unknown depth. Soda, borax and
other valuable minerals also exist in
large quantities near these localities,
and branch railroads will sooner or
later bring them into market. A con-
siderable business in gathering borax
is already established on the line of the
Carson and Colorado railroad. If
Nevada will cut down her working
expenses and develop her natural
resources, she will be above the neces-
sity of seeking land grants from her
neighbors or from the general govern
ment.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-09-23
SELECT MISCELLANY.
Kronberg Castle.


Behind a soldier selected as my guido,
and provided with a huge pine torch,
which he held in one hand while retain
ing in his other an unlighted one In re-
serve, l accordingly made the descent
into this feudal inferno. AS we pro-
ceeded into the depths the torch
appeared only as a dazzling spot against
surrounding blackness, its rays SEEM
ingly effectual only to heighten the in
tense gloomof ofthe place. Theeyc became
at length accustomed to lead, how
ever, and by its flicker against the mas
sive pediments and walls upholding the
superstructure of the fortress / was
conducted, now through wide, open
spaces, and now through narrow, tor
tuous galleries toward the nethermost
recesses of these dungeons lying below
the level of the sea. Their silence and
chill, aided by their darkness and re-
moteness, suggestive Of their ghastly
uses in former days, were oppressive
and almost appalling. From the walls
oozed in places trickling slime, while
from the roof extended the Shiny secre-
tions Of centuries. Every step Of the
advance was haunted by the thought of
possible experiences in these isolated
vaults in the event of the sudden extin-
guishmentof the soldiers torch. That
this region of the castle was in earlier
centuries the scene of the terrors of
extreme human suffering there is evil
dence in the existence of the familiar
torture-chamber within the castles
limits; and that horrors even greater
than those of the ordinary medieval
torture were enacted here was not
left wholly without reason to suspect.
My guide suddenly stopped at a broken
wall partially closing one end of a mar
row chamber, whose apparently earthen
floor was raised about eighteen inches
above that of the surrounding passage
ways. "Try this floor with your camel"
said the soldier, addressing me. Fol-
lowing his directions l prodded the
bottom of the vault in dozen places,
and threw up from its black surface
with every movement of my walking
stick fragment of bone. Wherever,
indeed, this surface was pierced the
stratum underneath was discovered to
be a compact deposit of decaying bones
and animal matter.
"Look at the opposite wall, yonder,"
said my guide, speaking again. "Long
ago." he continued, "this was the place
Of the last confinement of certain pris-
oners capitally condemned by the State.
They were thrown into the chamber en-
masse and walled in from this end. A
pitcher of water was set in the aperture
of the wall there, and that was the last
they received of food and drink. They
died of starvation and madness, and
fell in a heap, making this floor a bed
OF human bones, as you see, this wall
falling away long afterward making
the fearful discovery" Whether the
soldiers accounts of what l saw were
in any part true I was unable then or
afterward to determine. The horrors
described were not inconsistent with
the existence of the torture chamber in
another part of the castle, nor with the
methods of the age to which the struc-
ture itself owes its origin,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-09-23
MisdIIected En,s,usiasn,.


A gentleman wlro listened to Sam
Jones in Cincinnati tells the following
as illustrative of the peculiar methods
of the revivalist g lie was delivering
an especially fervid address, and little
old woman who sat well up in front
was constantly interrupting him with
shrill-voiced exclama ions of "Bless the
Lord" Glory HalleIujahw and other
camp-meeting eccentricities. Jones
stood it for time, but finally stopped
his address, and turning to the woman
said:
"Sister, enthusiasm is q good thing
If 1t is only genuine. But you remind
me Of little steamboat that used to
run up a stream down in the country
where l came from. 1t had very
small boiler and very big whistle, and
every time the pilot blew the whistle
the boat stopped. Now let the boat go
ahead"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-09-23
patrIck,s Certificate of Honesty.

Patrick applied for q situation as
porter for wholesale store.
"Patrick, Pm afraid you're not
strictly honest"
Faith an ply does ye be thinkin'
Dim not honest?'
"Wcll, I've heard some whisperings
that you were alittle unreliable when at
your last place. | must have per-
fectly honest man here"
"Faith an Oi can show ye q certif-
cate Of honesty that'll make ye change
your moind moighty quick"
He then drew out u piece of paper
containing words of the greatest praise
of himself.
"Who wrote this, Patrick ?"
"Who wrote it? 0i did, sor."
"Oh, oh Isa certificate of your own
writing a proof of your honesty?"
ut is, sor; because, sor, Oi know
more about meself than any other
mon do; an, begorry, il Oi wasn't honest
Oi wouldn't be after tellin' We Oi writ
1t meself."
"Well, I'll try you, Patrick"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-09-23
ImpalpabIe.

Thebed Of the ocean is to an enor-
nous extent covered with lava and
pumice stone. Still more remarkable
is it to find the floor of the ocean
covered in many parts with the dust of
the meteorites. These are like minia-
ture comets, and are for the most part
broken into innumerable fragments
We are all familiar with the heavenly
visitants as shooting stars, but it has
been only lately discovered that this
cosmic dust forms layers at the bottom
Of the deepest seas. Between Honolulu
and Tahiti, at depth Of two thousand
three hundred and fifty fathoms-over
two miles and a half--a vast layer of
this material exists. Falling upon
land this impalpable dust is undis-
tinguishable; but accommodating for
centuries in the sea depths it forms a
wondrous story Of continuous lombard
ment of this planet by cometary bodies.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-09-23

The world and all its judgments will
pass; the poisonous tongue will one
day become pure and make ample
apology for its evil speaking.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-09-23

There is art in pride; a man might
rs soon learn atrade. Those who we're
not brought up to II seldom proved
their craftmaster.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-09-23

A man who gives his children a habit
Of industry provides for them much
better than by giving them a stock Of
money.
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,stue 9rppheseihuna.

Oie Netp Oorfer rWolfs3eitung" ibieli
bic &ole bes l1nbeiI tinbenben @turnt.
pogels. Sic fagt In ibrer Numme,
bonn 9. December:
nSbne propbet fpielen au tpollen,
barf man Jolgenbes nit 3uperfi9t be-
baupten:
Das nd9fte Jriibiabr pirb bor Nle
LEM tDie6er cine groBe tDirtbi6aftli9e
Irbeiterbemegung briagen - be9leitet
uiellei9t bon politif9en grfolgen ber
Mrbeiter BET ben in berfdiebenen @taas
ten itattfinbenben SomnzWabIen.
unb i'm ndditfolgenben 9erbit tpirb
elm neuer Mnffurm ber politiiden Mrs
beiterbewegung erfolgen, ber benz
e9marobergeiinbel bic 9aare gu gerge
treiben biirfte.
Diefes abme9ielnbe ginfeben Der
tpirtbidaftli9en unb politif9en Betbds
tigung in Der Mrbeiterbewegung Mmeris
ta's mag fi@ biellei6t Elm paar Sabre
lang wieberbolen.
Bie piele, ooer befer: tpie 10 ct nige
Sabre nod iptrb bic Bourgeoifie bieien
&ries sesen ibre .griiteu3 ousbalten,
obne au ber3weifelten, felbftm6rberii6en
Mitteln lbre 3ufiu9t 3u 1ebmen2
Wie lange mod uno he greift 5ur
gDntres &sbolution gegeniiber ber &eDos
luton, beren erfe Mtte fi1 bereits abge=
ipielt baben! Sic nir6 ben eriten
S9uB abfeuern, ben S9uB aIf Sort
5umter. Cine @@ladt BON NppotDs
mar unb ibr slorrei@es gnbe fur bic
SADIE Der Menfbbeit - bas pirb baum
nidt Ianse auf fi9 marten lafen."
Die q. g.. @olfsatg. fdeint fi6 in
ber @oae eiues iOurnaliitiiben Wigsins
5u gefallen.
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u d t u n al

Grau u. S96nert, bic rerotts
mirte pubma6erin San Mntonips, bat
ibr @efddft tpieber auf ibren alien
Blab, bod in elm neues gerdumiges unb
elegautes 2ofal aurhdperlegt. Grau
@b6nert bat fi9 binfi9tli9 ibres guten
@ei@mades unb Der bon ibr angefertig.
ten Woaren tpdbrenb ibrer 20fdbrigen
@ei9dftstbdtigfeit einen fold guten unb
tpeitperbreiteten &uf ermorben, baB bic.
felbe feiner tueiteren gmpfeblung Bee
barf. Sir bic biesidbrige @aifon bat
Grau @G6nert einen duBerif groBen
unb mobernen Maarenbprratb erbalten
unb nerfauft benfelben 5u ben billigffen
preiien. Wir f6nnen Dem f66nen Ges
i@le6t bringen5 anempfeblen bas neue
2ofal ber Grau 5d6nert gu befu@en
unb ii9 Bel ber erfabrenen Dame in
mi6tigen Soilettenfragen &atb gu bolen.
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MQgemeinbeiten, 3u oenen ibr Berfdnb,
nib ni9t beranrei1te. sic bate nut
Sim fiir poftipes. Sic uuBte febr
gut, uas iie ii@ unter einer neuen Sois
lette, elmer Heiie, einem Bale, einem
6ouper nit ber 2ebini bnr3ufellen bats
te. Mber mas Der Qlans lift ba bon
ben Mufgaben ber Satin, bon Fttli1en
pfihten fiir bic 3ufunft unb oerlei ers
adblte, bas mar ibr gu bod; unb fte mar
feline Greunbin BON @baraben.
| 2laus bate gang &e9t 9eba5t, als ct
mad ber eriten Begeenung nit ibr 3ll
Qeo geiagt butte, fie fei feine neroerbte
gfatur, bas febe mon ibr an ben Mus
gen an.
gs mar in Der 9bat feiae ibrer ieeli'
i9en giseni9aftem entartet unb Der.
berbi, fie mar ni9t laiterbaft; fie tDar
einfa9 unentmidelt. Sic uar aufges
ua9fen nbne ein gutes 8orbilb, on benz
| fie fi1 bdtte aufri1ten f6nner1; ME
bate cine ernite uno eble @eiinnung
bas iugen6Ii9e @emttb befru9tet. Oie
gr3iebung, bic fie In ber Wertftatt beg
8aters empfangen - ibre Mfutter mar
frhb berftorben-batt barin befanben,
baB iie gendbrt. setleioet unb in bic
Nolfsf9ule eei@idt nDroen mar.
Sur periteaung befen, mas man bic
fittlife 8runblage au nennen pfegt,
mar ni9t einmal ber Deriud aemadt
lporben. unb an MQem, mas fi9 auf
bieie ffhbt unb nur bon ibr aus fi9 cts
beben fam, mar gdn3li9er Mangel.
, Die ein3ige pfi@t, bic fe polltommen
beeriffen bate, mar bic: baB fie ibren
Contract innebalten mifie, ba fie ionif
cine gonbentionaIitrafe 3u 5ableu babe.
go mar fie, troB ibres bas Wfittel.
mab iiberragen6en 8erftanbes, nihtig.
aber biefe feelif9e Nldtisteit mar bur9
bic ibr angeborene f6rperli9e Mnmutb
perballt. Sbre @rf9einuns bate eiuen
befridenben 9iebrei3. Diefer Wfa9t
mar He ii9 polIbetpuBt, unb ibr nattrs
li9er Snitinct lebrte fie ben gefdidten
@ebrau9 bieier sefdbrli9en Maife.
Wenn fie fi9 ni9t gang gebeuer fiiblte,
10 i@mieg He, bic iiberbaupt ni9t
idwaBbaft mar, unb iiberlieb bas Wei=
tere ber @irtung ibres anmutbigen
Weiens.
(Eortfetung foIgt.)
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Obne aeniiaeneem WrmmS,

ober amIdeinenb obne irsenb peIden @runb,
teimt unb fprobt Der anideinenb seheilte
S@httelfrof unb bas Gieber. Dieter @iefe
unter ben 8ranibeiten fam ni@t bur6 @btnin
sertiIgt merben. Die einaise Mrt unb Meiie
ibm uoufdnois ben Saraus au MAIDEN beifebt
BARN, bas rationale Niittel sesen miasma.
tif9es Gift, 8 Softetters Magenbitters .
NIT 1ebarrlidfeit 3u sebrauden, bas e bolI.
fdnbis entfsrnt. Die FUR If uatiirIid1 piel
ieiAter. menn bas 8itters als elm Sdutmittel
aebraudt mirb wenn ber erfte S&attelfrof cine
frttt, aber 2eute, bic bic Sbmptome ni&t Fen.
men, irren iids oft iiber beren llrfade, nnb ber.
naGIdffsen bas anseuebme unb einfa@e gatt.
tel, bas bon allen anberen am befen seeisnet
III, ben 6ortfGritt bieier sefir@tsten uno
f@redli9en 9rantbeit 3u bemmen. .8efuder
unb Beipobner maIarifder @egenben iperben
peiie banbeIn, penu fie bas bitters als ein
eGutmiittsI sebrau&en. &beumatismns. ger-
ffopfuns, biliofe 2eiDen. 1luperbauIidfeit uno
NierenIeiben werben our6 baS Bitters entfernt.
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Cages . .Ventsfette,s.
EnIn nh.

= 8ei Baton Houge perbrannte Der
Dampfer s. SO. White, ber 3piffen
Widsburg unb Nem Orleans fubr. I'm.
gefdbr 20 Menf9enleben, meiitens pafs
iagiere, gingen Derloren. ytur bic
gfamen bon breien oerielben finb bes
fannt.
= Die gifenbabnarbeiter In ct.
Souls fnb BON ben Arbeitsrittern au'
riidgetreten.
= Die Bremfer an ber 2ouispille
unb Gbicago @iienbabn babeit geftritet.
= Der Mapor bon @harlefton ma9i
betannt, baB 1884, ,258 fir bic burdl
bas grbbeben perungliidten perfonen
eimsinsen.
= Sn pine Bluff, no., III baa
gourtbaus abgebrannt.
Muslanb.
= Das Wiener 9oseblait beri6tet.
bab ber g3ar ipieberum einen Srob'
brief BON S2itiliiten erbieIt. gr bat
barauf feline Miniiter neriammelt unb
fie beauftraet, cine Contribution su ent'
iperfen.
- Bon Burnos Mpres ipirb beri9.
tet, baB bic gbolera na9ldBt.
= England min bie appptifde fes
benbe Armee auf 10000 Nann re.
bujiren.
= Die brittif9e Mrmee ioa nit 81.
i9offs &epetireemebren beiieben tper.
ben. 6if6off 1T besbalb BON DETER
reid nod 0onbon gereiif.
= Bon MenbaIap fommt bic Na9.
ri9t, bab bic Britten nit ben gingebos
renen Bel Pafota elm @efebt batten, in
meldem 200 gineeborene get6btet
tpurDen.
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4dtulra /! gldtulta !!

@ebr. @rtber an @ommerces
iitabe baben iebt ibr groBartiges Sutpez
liersGei1dft neu eingeri6tet un6 ibren
rei9baltigen Waarenporratb befonoers
perpo( tdnbigt. Wlr f6mnen baber benz
pubI,tum BON Stab: uuo 2anb bieles
reelle @ef9dft beifens empfeblen, befen
Setter iunge liebensmhroige 9etren
iinb, benen es nur 8ergnhgen bereitet,
iebem fe Befu1enoen tire Waaren bor.
auiegeu. SIR bic tommenoe Saifon
baben bieielben einen grDBen 8orratb
BON Cobb unb Silbermaaren, llbren,
albums in plai9 unb 3eoersginbonb,
elegante @piegel unb reiaeno ausseitats
tete Spilettenfdifden, ionie feline por'
ceaan. @egenitdnbe erbalten. @olbfa.
den tuetbeu als edit garantirt. &epa:
raturen on nbren, Brillen &c. tperber
i9neQ, billig unb gut aussefhbrt.
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seredbmemee satesertra@ttefett

Wenn Du au Deinem Mpotbeter
sebft, um pon bemfelben cine 6laf9e
5im mons 2iper &eguIator r
3u faufen unb er bietet Dir na9gema9=
ten nit dbnlid flingenbem Nameu an
unb fast: rDas III bieielbe ober gerabe
10 gutl"-bann frage ibn bod, tDarum
ct Dir nidt bic dbte Mranei in tpeiBem
umf9lage nit aufgebrudtem rotbenl 3,
bereitet BON 5. 8. 3eilin & 60. giebt.
Den einaigen 3iped. ben fol6e 9dnbler
babel BADEN t6nnen. 1T Der, baB iie
bur9 ben 8erfauf eines ,poblfeilen imis
tirten MrtiteIs, ber Dir i9aoen mag,
ettpa rs Gents berbienen.
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xorrfsuouaeuz. -2uIinq. gQIb.

Enrresponaeuz. -2uIing, gaIb
neil Co., i'm 9e3br. '86. = Oils GER
B6dmanm bon San Geronimo ben
langatbmigen emreiben bes 6errr
2angbammer bon Nep Orleans in bei
rGreien Preffe fttr Seras@.
NIT elmer grmiberung biente, iagte id
3u einent Na9bar: Serr 86dmann fat
mir aus Der @eele gef9riebsm; 6enn-
um's 6immelsmillen, mas ioq Der
Garmer nit einem grfinbungspatent
anfangen2 Wenn irgenb TOO bas seut.
i9e Gprd9wort am pIaBe lit, baB be,
S@uiter bel feinem 2eiffen, 10 IFS bier,
baB Der Bauer bel ieinem pfug bleibeu
fol-! 6at 2ebferer $25 Ibrig, 10 tam
ct fie ni1t beifer anmenben, als gut
8erbeferune ieiner Garm anb Garms
gerdtbf9aften.
Oab auf bic B6dmann'fd)e @orress
ponben5 eine 2angbammer'id ide grmi=
berung folgen tpiirbe, mar ni9t anoers
3u ermarten, boB aber bieier 81. Sang.
bammer-oer fib obnebies aud pros
fei1or beiBen ldBt-alle 80dmann' f9en
3meifeI unb Gragen INNER tpieber NIT
benz &efrain: y rOie 2uft' i9e Waf1ine"
tpioerlegen unb beantuorten Mill, bas
mirb feinem oeutiden Garmer, troB Der
fetten 2odipeiie, auf feline 2eimrutbe
bringen, benn mo- - 9err 2anabam
mer, finb bic Bemeiie, baB bic 0uft'fde
gntfoferungsmafhine bas non plus
ultra oller Maf9inen cieier Mrt fei2
Sic fiub ia mabrbaftig in bieie Nta.
fdine 10 nerrannt, baB Sic ber gan3en
iibrtgen Menf9beit-auBer 6errn 3uft
ben 8eritanb abfpre9en, eine gntfas
rungsmaf4tne erfinoen au f6nnen, bas
1T aber bod ffartl
Sd 5.8. babe bic Mnfi9t, baB, tpenn
fi9 bic SutesGultur enttpideIt, moau
ieber fiibIide 6armer getpiB 10 pieI beis
tragen tpirb, aIs In feinen Grdften
ffebt. 10 III es aud fidber, bab bic n6tbiz
gen Maf9inen NIT ober obne 2uft ans
gef6afft tperben. Sbrem Musipru9 in
Der uGr. prefe": rbaB obne Sic
2uft'fde gntfaferungsma a.
| Minefein grfoIg Der Suite
uni b & a mil Rultu r"-fann au.
D6rberft fein perntnftiger Menid CLAUS
ben unb Sic felbf, menn fid bas Pas
tentfieber ettuas gelegt, tperben feline
ueberipanntbeit einieben.
Oie trefIi9e Mntwort bes 6errn 9.
iiberbebt MIDI. in Details Sbrer grui.
berung einaugeben, aber 3mei puntie
m69te i9 bod mod berlbren. Ser erfe,
cine gemife DoppeI3iingigteit: Sic
ffanben friber in reeem f9riftIi6en
Uerfebr NIT 6errn R6rner In Nod
9ouie In Muff,n 60. unb biefer Gerr,
iebenfalls bou Sbnen informirt, rladte
ben Garmern ben Munb aud aiemlicb
wdferig nit benz in Musfdt geifelten
grtrag bes Sutes nnb &amies sMnbaues.
Na9 ienen Mngaben berfpraden Sic
benz 6errn R6rner, baB ibm fhr bic
Sonne SuteftengeI bon ber @eieQf1aft
So be3ablt wiir6en, neil er, reip. er
uno felne berbinbeten Garmer bic erite
Buff Maf9ine in Ssras aufffellten,
aber i'm llebri9en 3ablte bic @eieli9aft
nur 81 pro 8oune, 10 baB fi9 Der grs
sxls;t"s s.SS u.s a. aa..s M ~ POO p.a'sf ..ua
g...SeA ~ S'1 an usn 2u"s, e. Uu1s,n 1suI
Hasa'1,%ss. fasa.1T Sst "eoetaa".a uaB NC .oS'.
S.'suIvui' ~ ~ g e.. ~
. " fsm S4'1u - = ~ o's & 81 saaas ~
~ 2, ~, Msi.s 81 ~ tsx a., ~ lugas
@.ssshps. q srSs pti s;,x ssS 1ae1 ssi
si,r NJ nnna e.a auoa,.h. , a1o' haa Mal pus
mer N hot % nr a"Ssn, maS is4 Ssuts fr y~' Sns
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-Ghr grtdltung, Suiten, tur3 alIe
Stbrunsen ber Mtbmungswerf3euge,
tpelbe leidt Nussebrung berbeifibren,
III fein Mittel 70 superldfiig, tpie bea
gberrpspeetoral bon Nper. Sn auen
gemobnliden Gdlen peridofft er fi1ere
9eilung; unb wer am Nitbma ober on
Der aus5ebrung. ielbft ftarf entwidelt,
leioet, benz gewdbrt es enti9ieoen niele
@rlei@terung.
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Ymr ptfAl

2ouis Diebel, Der pepuldre 3D.
der, ,1a1t hermit allen feinen 2unben
unb Greunben befannt, 0ab ct bon
Montag ben 13. DECEMBER an In feis
mem neuen @ei9dftslotale, $50. 20
Sub Mlamose etrabe su finoen 1T unb
bafelbft UNI seneisten ferneren 3uiprn9
bittet. 10o-tutD
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9ie 11.@erie ber Berar 8uilbing
& .Nfociation liegt ieBt sur llnters
f@rift often. perfonen, melde Iftien
au unter3ei9nen wlni9en, mollen auf
Der Office ber genannten @eieaf9aft,
Mr. 27, Solebab Street, boripre6en.
Sur cine bei@rdnfte Ausabl bon Nftien
mirb aussegeben.
Sobng. . DIE, Setretdr.
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