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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-06-21
UNCLE Mates FUNERAL

Twas not at all like those you see of ordinary
men;
Twas such as never could occur, excepting now
and then;
For Uncle Nate had studied hard upon 1t, night
and day,
And planned 1t Rll-while yet alive-in his
peculiar way.
'l've managed other mems ramains," he said,
| with quiet tone,
"And now I'll make flrstclass try to regulate
my own."
And so, a month before his death, he wrote the
details down,
For friends to print, when he was dead, and mail
throughout the town,
The paper said "l've figured close, and done the
best l knew,
To have good large funeral, when this short
life was through
I've thought about it night and day, I've brooded
DER the same,
Until it almost seemed task to wait until it
came,
Especially as my good wife has wandered on
ahead,
And all the children we possessed have many
years been dead;
And now I'll tell you what 1 want my friends
and foes to do
I'm sorry that 1 can't be here to push tn ar
rangement through
81 do not want to hire hearse, with Grape
around it thrown:
I'm social like, and am not used to riding round
alone.
Bring my old wagon, into which the children
used to climb,
I,,-o tok,, go, , lr;,., G,I n. a
We've loafed along the country roads for many
pleasant hours,
And they have scampered far and near, and
picked the freshest flowers:
And would like to have them come, upon my
burial day,
And ride with me, and talk to me, and sing along
the way.
"a want my friend the minister-the best Of
preacher-folks,
With whom I've argued, prayed, and wept and
swapped thousand jokes
To talk a sermon to the friends, and make it
sweet, but strong;
And recollect don't believe in speeches over
long,
And tell him, notwithstanding all his eloquence
and worth,
'Twon't be the first time have slept when he was
holding forth.
I'd like two texts; and one shall be by Bible
covers pressed,
And one from outside, that shall read, He did his
level best
"And any one I've given hep-to comfort or to
save
Just bring flower or sprig of green, and throw
it in the grave.
Please have pleasant, social time round the
subscribers bier,
And no one but my enemies must shed u single
tear.
You simply say 'Old Uncle Nate, whatever may
befall,
Is having probably to-day the best time Of us all!
Hes shaking hands, two at time, with several
hundred friends,
And giving us who stay behind good gilt edged
rec ommendsr"
They tried to follow all the rules that Uncle Nate
laid down:
When he was dead they came to him from every
house in town.
The children did their best TO sing, but could not
quite be heard
The parson had a sermon there, but did not
speak word.
OF course they buried him in flowers, and kissed
him as he lay,
For not a soul in all that town but he had helped
some way;
But when they tried to mould his mound without
the tears sweet loavcn,
There rose loud sobs that Uncle Nate could
almost hear in heaven.
-lWill Carleton in lIarper's Weekly
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NUMBER %.

fire duties. And the fire department of
that day, though not "a thing of Joy and
beauty forever was still marvel in It's
way. 1t generally consisted of a goose.
neck engine, a foreman who could fight
like pirate and swear like bold buc
cancer, and some other men who pulled
the machine by means of rope and
good apple whiskey.
The social reCreations of the ancient
boy were few and simple. Some very
wild young people in those days occa
sionally met at singing school and re
galed themselves with a song, in which
dissipation was held up in this alluring
light:
"Oh-h.h when the day is over
To the field Wen HE away;
Wen bite the new blown clover
And chew the new-mOwn hay
At Christmas-tIde, if the season had
been prosperous, some one might give a
boy five cents in solid silver, but always
with many admOnitions to be careful of
it, and also with the information that
penny saved was penny kept and that
If maCkerel and half cost a cent and
a half really saving boy might some
day come to be a village postmaster and
hold the town politics in the apple of his
eye. AT this season, too, the boy was
given doughnut and glass of cider
vinegar, with instructions not to eat
himself sick and to look out for the wine
when it was red.
When the boy grew to manhood If he
went to see his best girl, his father, be-
fore retiring would generally manage to
leave the bull dog on the mat between
the lovers. Then, between the old gen.
tleman who sawed lumber in his sleep,
the old lady who listened on the stairs,
and the bull dog, the ancient beau gen.
orally had a time which caused the
sweat to pour from his brow in summer
showers. A male lover who once pro
tested against this sort of treatment was
waylaid by his father and prospective
therinlaw, who knocked three of the
lovers teeth through the crown of his
hat, and painted half a mile of rail
fence red with the lovers gore. When
marriage was spoken of the giddy young
couple was told that it would be better
to wait until they had house of their
own, which was equivalent to placing
the petition upon the table, as the com
bined efforts of the lovers would not
have secured a house until after the
next glacial period.
So, let the bald-headed man lie like a
historical "reminiscences if he chooses,
but for my part, | would rather be an
umpire and give rank decisions on the
home ground all the year around than
to return to my bOyhood.- 1.-THE Lyre in
Newark Sunday Paper.
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A DRUGGIST SAYS.

Marvin C, Brown, Druggist, Meredith
Village, n. H., says: 1 have sold your
Sulphur BitIers for years, and, contrary
to most medicines, | never sold bottle
to any one who said it did not help
them. They cured me Of those terrible
sick headaches when every other remedy
failed.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-06-21
SKIN and SCALP
Gle nSed, Purified and BeautiGed
by the CutiCura Remedies.

For cleansing the skin and scalp Of disfguring
humors, for allaying itching burning and inham-
nation, for curing the first symptoms of eczema,
psoriasis, milk crust, scaly head, scrofula and
other inherited skin and blood diseases, ,Cuticura,
the great skin cure and Cuticura Soap, the great
skin beautifier externally, and Cuticura Resolv
ent the new blood purifier, externally, are infal-
hble
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thus create fire required some eX
perience, especially in damp weather, or
with cold fingers on winter mornings.
We have known people to make "a bad
piece OF work with the flint and steel
and to succeed only with great patience
in striking light If one happened TO
be cross or nervous the chances were
that he could not succeed at all nor was
it an infrequent sight to see the good
wife of the house running across the
street with a shovel to borrow a shovel
full of live Goals from a neighhor, the
chimney smoke of whose d yelling pro-
claimed that she had fire. The change
to the match of commerce was one of
the first of what we now consider
modern convenienCes. In many families
it was one of the 'children'5 chores to
prepare wood for the matches, and to
dip the ends in melted birthstone. These
matches were sometimes to be bought
in shops, but New England economy
more frequently led each family to pre-
pare its own, Still it was not uncom-
mon for poor children to make tritle
of money by selling punches of matches
to their more fortunate neighbors.
In sparsely settled neighborhOOds
great care was exercised at night by the
head of the house to keep the fire. He
took precaution that there should be
good bed of live Goals at the hour of re-
tring; these he covered with many
shOvelfuls of ashes to prevent them
from burning out, The next morning
the Goals were usually found TO be live
on raking open the ashes, and serYed to
start the days fire, 1t was not an i'm
possible feat to thus preserve the family
fire through the year, without recourse
to tinder- box and matches.
The modern friction match was well
coined by most hOusekeepers, although
here and there some old people objected
TO it, considering it dangerous article,
as no doubt it is when carelessly used or
left lying about. The first friction match
invented required to be drawn across a
piece of fine sand-paper in order. to pro.
duce light. This was called a lucIfer,
and was much safer, although not so
convenient, as the present match, Then
came the present patent friction
matches, which used to be called loco
focos. There were no fancy match
boxes in old times and the tlnder. box
was not considered an ornamental
article, but was kept out of sight in the
cupboard or on the kitchen mantel-
piece.
We find in a Salem newspaper of June
30, 1885, the following;
WONDER.
Notwithstanding the convenience of
those dangerous little articles, friction
matches, which are in almost every
bQdy's hands, but which with all their
charms bid fair to prove heavy curse
to the community, we learn that there
is one man in Salem, respectable trades
man, who keeps store where we should
generally expect to find such things, but
who has never sold them, nor allowed
them tn be used on his premises. At
his house and shop, he sticks to the old
fashioned flint, steel and tinder. He
shows his wisdom in so doing. How
many more can say as much P Henry
NJ. Brooks, in June Wide Awake.
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For the last year have had species Of itching
scaly and pimply humors on my face to which /
have applied great many methods of treatment
without success, and which was speedily and en-.
tirely cured by Cuticura.
MRS. ISAAC PHELPS, Ravenna, Ohio.
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SALT RuEuM CURED.

l was troubled with salt rheum for number Of
years, that the skin entirely came off one of my
hands from the finger tips to the wrist. l tried
until commenced taking Cuticura Remedies, and
now | am entirely cured
L. T. PACKER, $40 Northampton ST., Boston.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-06-21
A COMPLETE CURE,

l have suffered all my life with skin diseases OF
different kinds and never found permanent relief,
by until the advice of lady friend, l used your
valuable Cl. l.icura Remedies. gave them thor
ough trial, using six bottles Of the Cuticura Re
solvent, two boxes Of Cuticura and seven cakes
of Cuticura Soap, and the result was just what |
was told it wsuld be-a complete cure.
BELLE WADE, Richmond, Va.
Reference G. w, Latmer Druggist, Richmond
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DRuGGiSTS ENDORSE THEM.

Have sold a quantity Of your Cuticura Rene
dies. One ofmy customers, Mrs Henry KNIT,
who had tetcr ON her hands TO such an extent as
she suffered greatly, was completely cured by
the Hse of your medicines.
c. N. NYE, Druggist. Canton, Ohio.
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We have sold your Cuticma Remedies for the
last six years and no medicines on our shelves
give better satisfaction.
CT. ATlIERTON, Druggist, Albany, NY.
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pENNINGTON co. SAVINGS BANK

BENNINUTUN 90, SANINUO BANh,
TTNhe Bennington County Savings Bank ut the
i Bennington County National Bank, is opcr
daily for the transaction of business from 10 O'Clock
a. N. to 4 o'clock p. IN, Sundays and Holidays ex,
cepted.
interest TO depOsitors strictly in accordance witt
he laws of the State of Vermont Money de-
posted anytime after the first day of each month
draws interest from the first day of the next sue
ceeding month. Interest computed January
lst and July lst and if not withdrawn will be added
to principal, and interest thereafter will accrue
lponlt.
Loans solicited upon real estate and undoubtcd
prsonal securities.
A. b. VALENTINE, President
W E.HAWKS, Vice President,
j. T. SIIURILEFF, Treasurer,
&. w. HARMAN, Secretary,
FTRUsTEBs-A B. Valentine, Wm..E. Hawks
G. W. Harman, Olin Scott, j. 7. Shurtleff, l. h,
Gibson.
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KIDNEY PAIN s.

"KIDNEY PAINS" and that weary
~ sensation ever present with those Of
ALA painful kidneys, weak backs, overwOrk
S@Al ed or worn out by standing, walking or
5ES the sewing machine. cured by Cuicura
fu1 Anti Pain Plaster, a new, original, cle-
CANT : nd speedy antdotC to pain and inflammation,
At druggists 25c; five for Sl.OOi or Potter
Drug and Chemical Co.. Roston,
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-06-21

nDIIDC Pimples skin blCmishcs and baby
unUDO5 humors cured by CuticuraSoap
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-06-21

Keep the pigs growing rapidly; when
they are not growing their feed is a
dead loss.
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wv u SHELDON
DIR, B. G. JENNEY, Dentist.

Dlh' IL ~ OA@%'@'AI
SUCCESSOR TO DIR. j. n. SCRANTON.)
y Is prepared to perform all operations in Dent
sHy in a thorough and workmanlikc manner. Per.
ect satisfaction guaranteed in all cases submitted
o his care, and ST reasonable prices, Gas or
Ether administered or extracting teeth when re-
aired. Office opposite Congregational Church
Main S., Bennington.
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Anti-ApOpleCtine
TRADE MARK.

TRADE MARK.
Is acomblnation Of the most potent remedies known
to Medical Science for preserving the Fluldty and
PURITY OF tho Blood and the Integrity OF tho
Blood Vessels, should you suffer from Dizziness or
Pressure in Head, Spots before Eyes Pain Around or
Palpitatlon of Heart, Pain in Region of Heart with
feeling Of suffocation, Ringing Sound In Ears,
Numbness or Pricliy sensation Of Limbs, especially
the Arm, Pain between Shoulders and in Side, Dry
Cough, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, or IL suffering
from General Debility with Loss of Appetite, pro.
cure bottle of Anti-Apoplectne, 1t not only
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A. z. CUTLER, Dentist.

SUCCessOr 10 DIT, 5, Is. IIkC'
All operations performed in the most thorough
and careful manner, and at reasonable priCes,-
Ny Sim will be to give entire satisfaction to all
cases submittedto my care.
Gas and Ether administered for extracting
teeth without pain, when desired.
Office opposite Free Library Hall, Bennington,
37tf Vermont.
Having sold my dental practice to ORA. Z.Cut
ler q gentleman of experience and ability, | be
speak for him the same liberal patronage that has
been accorded me the past eighteen years.
DIR. S. b. PIKE,
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Ber'ninatop $an1tsr, !

fuHLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY AfrERhOoh'
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION; "a
g,.,nths " rs Single copics,..,.......5
CPosrAsE PREP ID.l
RATES OF ADVERTISING;
Ono inch l week. A rs One incl 3 months$S.OO
s,Ss inch q weeks, l 25 One inch months, 100
,ns. .Fourth col. / yrSOOO One inch year, - soc
SorICEs-inscrted under head Of "Business Lo-
An I ,ersand Communications should be ad.
drsssed @. A. PIERCE. Publisher ana
Proprietor. Do,, oloss
Entered at the Bennington P.Casseoond'cass
matter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-28

SRI. SuIie GbiueIanbcr III Stem
Oprf t6nnte cincn armen Seuicl aIIcr Sprz
aen cutbcbea. Sic lit $50. 900. 900 lpertb.
B%ernbigenb. Cine 9ariierin, pelde
na6 Der bort iibliden G~epflp9enbeit ibr
Sinh elmer Gimme auf benz 2anbe ibergcs
ben bate, fam zines Cages rnan9emeIoet
bel berieIben an. Sic fanb bic 0rau rus
big am Diem iiten, allein Der &leine par
nidt ba. $50 lit er?" irugte bic er'
i1redte Mutter. p9rauben All benz
SeIoe nit Der &leinen ppn meincr Na8s
barin." - u8ic. benz taum ~1Oidbri9en
WdS6en pertrduen Sic meiu Sinh an ?"
- p@arum ni6t, Wabdmc? Oetc i6 ibr
sc9 AUDI meine Ginie su bitcn."
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gteftrifde g3eIetdjttttts attf Giset.s
botttsiiaeu.

air5Ii9 iinb auf Der unterirbii9en
staptbabn pom Glasgow gerIa1e nit
einem ScIeu&tunssipitem anaeiteIt NOR
ben, peldes ua6 Der nSa. 8ts." fir ben
%porliceenben SAL beipnbers Snedmdbig
eri6eint uno aud bc5lgIi6 Der Gpitens
frage 9lnitiee 8eiultate erseben bat.
gluf Der senannten Sabn baben bic 3iae
erpbentbeils bur6 SunneIs su fabren unb
mliien besbaIb ieIbit bel Sage beIeu6tet
p.rben. Slit 9ilfe bes sur Iupenoung
~getcmmc.Ien Spitems miro errei6t, bab
bic 2ampen in benz Iusenblid, in peI6em
Der 3ug in ben Sunnel einfdbrt, ersliben
unb beim gerlafen bes SunneIs pieper
erl6l6en. lin bic nab 8eoarf cintretenpe
ielbittbdti9e &irfung berpprsubrineen, lit
fplgenpe GiTribtung getrpffen prrpen:
SIN Sunrel lit spii6en ben bcieen S6ies
nenitrdnsen cine brittle S6iene ppn Ti6rs
migem Gucri6nitt seleet, unp apar pers
art, oab lie cur6 Die sanae 2dnse bes
SunneIs etpa 10 Gentimeter b6ber aIs Die
Obertante Der Sabridienen Iiegt, pdbrenb
ite nit elmer Neigung na6 beioen SunneI.
m%lrcungen 81 enbigt. Sieie mittIere
S6tene, peren iipIirenpe unterIase aus
glaiirtem feuerfeitem Son bereeitelt lit,
itebt nit elmer DON elmer Spnampmai6ine
tOmmenben unteriroii6en SrabtIeitung in
gerbinoung, pdbreno cine Srpeite gers
b%tnbung gu elmer Der beiben Sabri6ienen
sebt. Serer Der gu beleu6tcnben @aeen
bat al Der Stirnieite unter peln 8eiteQ
etnen Gpntattapparat, aus elmer S6eibe
pom GuBitabl beitebenb, bic in einem te>
fernoen Gebdnge b~efeitist lit. gpn bie<
lem 3pntaft geben %iipIirte Srdbte al ben
Slublampen Der e%inselnen @a9enabtbeiz
lungen, pom benen aus cine anbere Sci.
tung 5u elmer @agena6ie, bc5iebungss
meiie gum Gabe gcfibrt lit. Sdbrt nun
Der @a9en i'll ben SunneI ein, 10 tpmmt
Der &pntatt nit Der mittlcrcn S6iene in
metallii6e Serlbrung, pobur6 bic 4amr
pen er9llben, gIci6piel oh Der @asen i'm
Sunnel iid fprtbeweet cper itiQitebt. Sn.
benz bon ieoem &ontattapparat Srdbte
su Swet 2ampen fur iebe @asenabtbeiIung
9eben, lit baflr geiprgt, caB burd eute
ipre6enbe anOrbnung cine Der 2dmpcn
Sum 8liben gebra6t perben tann, NIB
reno bic anbere ii3 nur oann entslnoet,
penn bic erie pcriaet. geim SerlaiIen
bes Sunneis miro Der Gontdtt nit Der mittz
leren S6iene aufgebpbcn, prbur6 Die
2ampen prn ielbit erlIi6en. ga teiuerIei
S%erbinbunJ apii6en ben ci~naeInen @a=
gen nptbpcnoig lit, t6nncn bieie pbue icoe
St6rung Der MISUNDERSTANDING ein=
ooer %ausrangirt Werbcn. lin bic 9tpits
biIcung auf Der Sbcrild6e Der Mittel>
i6ieHe gu rerbinperu, lit all einem gSa9en
oes 3uge3 cine Siritc aus Stablorabt be-
feitigt, bic lber Die Sdiene ibIeiit uno ie
ipmit blant erbdIt.
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ARD155T5IfEBLLMA
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NJ U~Y0Rk!!
~s9ueaoampferfabrt!
&nr,c srrrciic in ncnn Eager
swil&rn
Srentcs nuo Tctu Dorf,
{ ie brribmtcn S9nearampftr

ie beribmtrn S9nrarampfr
AlIer, Trave, Saale, Ems, Eide,
Werra, Fulda, Lain, Elbe
Spnrabcnos unO Wiittiuo6s RIP
8rcmen.
sonnabcuos mn Ntittiuodjs rod
Hcu yorf.
Bremen III iebr tsausm fir &siisnts o.
lsarn uuc pen Bremen aus farm man in
istr fur,rr 3sir iimmhi4e StIcti OtHtI6
lanes. SsIttrrsi6s Ene etr Sbrsii sIrsi3en.
Iic SGnelbdmpfer nss Hcrccrutiten yIrya
Rue nit beIcppsrer Ssrldd6tigane Ter
3riidrapeds : pdHIJirrc mo %irritsr Ga
ih,r. pafaaierr ateauf, batcr tpbr Gueefe,
prr,ualitf 8,miilation nne cine dusse;eib.
nstr Yfr2fegang.
1nchY nic
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II. &~csrifsntatirnsl
Hnitsn hcS QSrIii.

IA picie 9citri9e ou3 iest nod hes
iteben, ergicbt ii6 fp%I9enoes SerbdItnib:
6 tcmmt Elm Scitrag fir ba3 etaats=
Obcrbaupt aui ben 9rpf Der @ep6lfes
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Die Mauuid ait eiues grpben
Yuiia9ierbampferS, weI6e fur
bic 2eitm1 uno !9%ancbabung be3 e6if>
fcS, icwie iur Die 9cbienun9 Der gaIas
giere beitimmt lit, errei9t rit cine iebr
brbe .3abI; bel bonn ncucu Sampler DGitp
Of Stem 0prt" beIduit iie i!6 aui 397 Ser
irueu. Saruntcr b%cfiuoct ii6 Gin 2apis
tan, Z OiF5ierc, Gin 3apImeiIter, eil
9lrSt, Elm Srpt5mam urb Silfsbrct3s
MANI. Gin Gbeiingenieur, 81 Miiltensz
Sngenieurs, Gin Sdifis5immcrmann, sc
Wtatrpien, 5 GIcttritcr. Die nit Scritclung
oeS eIcttriiden 2idtes beidiftigt iinc,
3 Wtai6iniitcn, IS Seiaer, Go Goblcns
idauIIcr uno ctn GeiieIidmicb. Mit Der
Sebicnung Der Gaiagiere mo OffSicre
iiuo ein GbcfsSteparo ncbit cinem gtliis
itcntcu unb LAG Stcipart3 tcauitra0t,
%barunter Z StewdrNeIcs uno s &naben.
Man ijcbt, Gin icIder 9aiia9;erSampfer
lit sueIeib cine flciuc @aruijru uno Elm
jdpimmenee3 9ptcl.
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.. .. % Gcnts prU YinRb b,i
Sec. Sraettlp.
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TdGlsisrc hateu nit eru IamrfeIu est
3rrtSruiI6en glcpe bic 8ciie iibsr's Ntsr
Ibsr unh gut ;~urutssIr3t. Wegfu g'rctie
uni TsiieIer jufcrmaiipn frfnsc ntau lnb an
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@as europa feime ssarften fof.sa

Scr Surgeon bra6tc Die p&6ln. 3tg."
cinen Ubne 3pcifcl auf NeiteIIung pcn
pben Der gei6riebcncn 9lufiat itcr cas
Gintpmmen nes beutiben &Giier3, Der ocn
3lped su p.rfplgeu i6ien, rie 6ifeutIide
Dteinun9 uno BEN Nei65tag auf eiucn
Strite bes Railer3 I'M b6bercu 9pbn Dor
dubercitcn. Nidt unseididt, aber penig
ia69emdb mar bert bas Gintpmmen bcs
&aiier3 nit ben anoeren Mcnar6cn, io
Don Cciterrei6, 3uBIano &C. per9li6eu.
Gergelen abcr bate man babel, RAP Die
SeipIoungea Der rcgiercnoen 6iiriten aller
beutiden Gin5cIitaaten suiammcngere6-
net bic iepe3 anoereu States bel @eitenl
binter ii6 Surld!aNen. Ser ii6er QUEER
ldili9en Sui lmmeniteIlung in S6ans, ST..
uan5ardip. Sabrg. 1885, Settle 261,
entnebmen mir barber SrlgenseS:
IS ;abltcn 1882 prn ben iicben ellyrz
pdii6en Gro6itaaten fir Die ycirlpung
ibrer Oberbdupter:
Bel elmer Gil=
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