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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-01-04
RECEIPTS.
Edgar -. Darling.

Mr.. Edgar ID. Darling, whose death WAS
announced in last weeks issue of the NORTH
ERNER, was one of the most highly esteemed
and respected citizens Of This village. of
which he had been a resident since 1915.
The deceased was III his 57th year, having
been born at North Adams, Mass, in August,
1881.
Funeral exercises were held at the resi-
dence on Thursday afternoon last, Mrs. Anna
Barton, pastor of the +. w. Baptist church.
conducting the exercises.
A widow and four children, two sons and
two daughters, as well IA an aged mother.
are left TO mourn his death. All the child
rem were present ut the last sad rites, one
daughter, Mrs. +. Il. McGurun, coming from
Salt Lake, Utah. The sympathy of this
community goes out in full measure TO the
afflicted family, who have been residents
among Us for SO many years.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-01-04

4 few We, ks SINCE, onr facetious CORES
pondent, "Observer," published an item
concerning what he termed an "anti-railroad
collsioner." The item seems To have OBJ
tanned a wide circulation. A few days since,
Postmaster Mackellar received letter from
a Boston party seeking information IN regard
10 the matter. The letter reads as follows ::
Boston, Dec, 23d, 1897.
To THE POSTMASTER OF Paw Paw, MIOH.:
DEAR Sm:-The enclosed clipping was
contained in the Boston Daily Globe of Dec.
both, 's7. Should you, Mr.. Postmaster,
possess any information on the subject, the
address of the inventor, if the invention is
patented, or other matter pertaining thereto,
please send it to the enclosed address.
/ write you, not knowing where else to
seek the desired information. Trusting my
deep interest in the subject will be sufficient
excuse for trespsssiDg on your time and
patience, / remain, dear sir,
Yours Respectfully.
4. A. ALEXANDER,
459 Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
The letter was written in an elegant, clerk
ly hand ana in a business manner. Perhaps
observer" had better open up a correspond
ence with Mr.. Alexander. The following is
a copy of the clipping enclosed in the letter
Paw Paw, Mich, has a genius who has
got up an invention that he calls an anti
railroad collisioner. This invention con
sists of a train of cars with q railroad track
attached, passing over it and down at either
end near enough TO connect with the main
track, SD that on meeting n train 10 passes
directly over in perfect safety; or, if it comes
mp in the rear, IL passes over the same way
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-01-04
a Gift for All.

In order to give all a chance to test it, and
thus be convinced of its wonderful curative
powers, DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
SUMPTION Coughs and Colds will be, for
limited time, given away. This offer is not
only liberal, bat shows unbounded faith in
the merits of this great remedy. All who
suffer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs, are especially re-
quested to call at Covert d Bartrams Drug
Store and get trial bottle free. large bosses
81.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-01-04
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Marriage Licenses.

htCtMStSs
No. 74-George Med, aged %, and Lillian
H. Curran, aged Is, both of South
Haven.
No. 75-Chas. w. Stoughton Of Blooming
dale, aged 20, and Melissa j. Arm
strong of Almena, aged l6.
No. 70 Austin Cargil, aged 30, and Emma
Bartlett, aged l6, both of Hartford.
No. 77-Chas Wright of Arlington, aged 26,
and Iibbie Allen of Columbia, aged
II.
No. 7S--Arcbie L. Valleau Of Waverly, aged
%, and Mary Bell of Bloomingdale,
aged 2l.
No. 79-Willis +. Clark of Antwerp, aged
~, and Ella Wilson of Lawton,
aged p.
No SON. Crawford Smith, aged %. and
Bertha V. Harper, aged y, both of
Lawton.
No. S1-John Burke OF Watervliet, aged 81,
and Mary Eagan of Hartford, aged
&c.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-01-04
CORRESPONDENCE.
Ems Arlington.

Mr.. VIM. Henry is still very low.
Mr.. s. Lett has sold his trotter and intends
to 90 west.
There was surprise at ED. De Longs ON
Monday evening.
Messrs. Cross. Nash and Hutchins are pre-
pairing TO build barns in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Wheeler and daugh-
ter of Chicago, are visiting friends in this
place.
They had grand time at Geo. De Longs
on Christmas day, at the wedding of Miss
Dollie TO Mr.. Bert Putnam of Bangor.
About sixty persons were present.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-01-04
T.aWreuCe.

We understand that Mr. VIM. Bass is
quite Ill.
Bart O'Grady commenced harvesting his
ice last Monday.
Dallas Ferris intends to start for Califor-
MIA some time this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy West have a new girl
their third-born last Monday morning.
Mrs. II. Weaver has gone on visit TO her
Elaughter, Mrs. j. NJ. Branch, who resides at
Gaylord. Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-01-04

Sol. Lisk Of Howard City, formerly of this
place, blew IN" In last Wednesdays biz
zard. His old friends and acquaintance
were, "Glad TO see you, Sol"
Mrs. doe Clark and family have been
spending "A week with friends at Hartford.
Joe thinks, To put It mildly, that keeping
bachelors ball IL lonesome business.
Last weeks Times contains notice of
the marriage of Miss Cora Camp, daughter
of Mrs. Nj. Ryan of Decatur, formerly of
this place. Miss Cora will have the best
wishes of many friends here where most of
her life has been passed.
Elder Cover OBLIGATED at two weddings.
some eight or ten miles apart, on Tuesday
evening of last week. Ii was a cold and
dreary ride bat the knots were safely tied
All may rely on Elder Cover: for marrying
people, great his fame; though storms may
come and skies may lower, the elder gets
there just the same.
PROSPECT LAKE.
Richard Elliot of Norwalk, Ohio, has been
visiting his sister here, Mrs. H. Christie.
Herb. Salt lost portion of his index
finger by laying it under skid while a log
was being rolled over it.
We understand that Edwin and Hettie
Bradfield are rejoicing over the advent ola
baby boy, born week ago.
BARNES DISTRICT.
Mrs. Partridge still fingers and is a great
sufferer.
Mrs. f. Smith has returned from visit
with relatives at Kalamazoo.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reynolds Jr. are the
happy parents of new daughter.
Mrs. j. NJ. Fisk and son have been spend
ing the holidays with their kalamazoo
friends.
a good many farmers are buying corn to
feed. Some are feeding wheat Stock in
good condition.
The newly elected officers of Lawrence
grange are Geo. Conklin, M; Chas. Robin
son, O.; Mrs. J Nj. Fisk L.; Henry Christie,
s.; J. M. Blowers, A. $ Mrs. w. w. Bass,
Chap; Frank Branch, T.; Mira. A. u. Barnes,
Sec: L. Lamphear, q. r.; Mrs. Geo. Conk.
lin, Ger; Mrs l.. Cooper, Pom; Mrs. II.
Christie, Flo. Mrs j. NJ. Blowers, l.. A. S.;
W. w. Bass, Mrs. e. Branch, Mrs. j. Gray,
Elk. Com.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-01-04
PapiIIon (ClarIxe's extract orHnx) skin
Cure Did IL.

Last winter ] was afflicted with car
''buncle on the back of my neck. tried
"your remedies and by keeping the infiamed
"parts saturated with the Skin Cure, i was
"entirely cured. The relief obtained from
"the soreness was immediate and effectual."
Signed: WALLACE l.. DEWoI.F. All reliable
Druggists sell il at S1.00 per bottle, or sent
prepaid on receipt of price. For sale by G.
r. Young, Paw Paw.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-01-04

We have received copy of the Michigan
Almanac for 1888. 1t contains much infor-
nation and is valuable book of reference
Price. fifteen cents. Address Tribune Print
ing Co. Detroit, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-01-04
ENNu4hin Finances.

The following is a statement of the finances
OF the township of Paw Paw for the first six
months of the current year, beginning April
Sd, 1887:
The Springdale news., 1888-11-02
4 Good Medicine Which every Family
 Should be Provided With.

There is no medicine so often needed in every household as good reliable liniment such as Chamberlain's Pain Balm Hardly week passes but some member of the family has need of it for some ailment A toothaehe or headache may be cured by it. A touch of rheumatism or neuralgia quieted. The severe pain of burn or scald promptly relieved, and the sore healed in much less time than when medicine has to be sent for A sprain may be promptly treated before inflammation sets in, which insures cure in about one third of the time otherwise re- Quired. Cuts and bruises should re- eeive immediate treatment before the parts become swollen, which can only be done when the Pain Balm Is kept on hand. \ sore throat may be cured be fore it becomes serious \ trouble some corn may be removed b. apply ing 1t twice a day for week or two. Qui0sey and clandular swellingS may De suppressed before matter has begun to form in them Boils are o4ten the result of an injury and may be prevent ed by timely treatment. A lame back may be cured and several days of yalu able time saved \ pan in the side or chest relieved without paving \ doctor bill. When so much pam and suffering may be saved by the trivial outlay of htty cents its certainly surprising that any family would dc without such q remedy. The fact is. few of those who have used Chamherlains Pain Balm are willing to be without lt.
 A Kansas City travelling man says Chamberiain's Pain Balm enables him to earn . 200 per year IL cured hm Of neuralgia with which he had been LII almost constant sufferer
 4 II Elliott of South Cedar, Kansas, says: Ny father who lives near me was thrown from 2 buggy and nearly killed Chamberlain 5 P.in Balm saved his fife
 Mr Wm Westlate. prominent farmer and stoek-raiser near Avoea, Neb,. was so badly injured by being thrown from sulky, that he could not raise his hand to hjs head. bY using Chamberlain's Pain Balm, he entirely recovered the Use of lii, arm in two weeks time, which enabied him 10 ex- hibit his sud of horses It the fair and they took the first premium
 L. O. Birmingham of New Boston, III. sprained hl- bacN so badly that hc could not cut of sick Of wood. Chamberlain Pain Balm cured him n i one day.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-02
A DESERVED COMPLIMENT
TO Eon C. R Breckinridge and the
 Arkansas Democracy.

Owing 10 the prominence of the tariff issues in th,s campaign the work ofthe ma jority members of the ways at.d means committee IS of grea: importance in the canvass. The men who mace the II lis bill are admirably equippel, as result of their labors in eommntee and GIT the floor of the honse, for the wel k of advocating tariff reform before the people, trohablythere haveheen no moro effective addresses in this state than those made in the inter- for counties by CongresSmaa C. R.. Breckinridge of Arkansas, member oi the com mittee, who has been iournevlug from town to town on the canal boat Thomas Jefferson He has presented Very clearly ,ho leading features of the Nils bll with the principles on winch that bill is based, and has a'so promptly exposed the talsehoods and m1srep. resentat.ons used by Mr. Blaine and others Of his kind to mislead audiences ia the west. But while Nr. BIeckinridge has been doing such good sclvlee here hls republi- can opponents Tn Arkansas have heea nlott,ng for h,s defeat in the coming e'eetlon. The people there arc told that he k enjoying himself on a yacht and has forgotten both lis duty aud his constituents! By saeh tales as this the republicans of the Second district of Arkansas are striving to elect Tn Mr. Brec&in ridges place brp.her ot the roto. rlous Powell Clayton. If Mr R,eckinritse shai: be compelled to return to Arkansas for lhe prutec- ton ct Iii personal interests the party in tnis. state will lose the aid ot one fits most effective pGhlic <peahers.-N Nv York Times.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-02
\ Nolaan's iincoYer,.

@taotaer wonderful discovery has !, en made anI that to hy n lady tn this county. Disease fastened its clutches upon her and Tor seven wears she w'thStood. = Set tcrest tests. bal her vital organs were uu- 'ermined aud death seemed immi- ment. Pr three mouths she cough a necessarily and could not sleep. She bought Of Us q bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consum ftien and was sa much relieved on takse2 i.f>tdose that Sne slept a1i night l i. wi4h one bottle was Ia. 1.seai= tls tafei Her name l., IrS. Lather Lnsz. ThuS write " ' Hamrick X O., Shelby, \. C. Get 3 tree triaI bottle a H. 4 )at1s ;, ar2E store.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-02

T f. .s s#.. '5 tee3y : Auci, 5->f s.s=-.i.s.-ss Lag, .s. --sfre ts= faAe ..4CL. ?. $ .st sY ~tA8 ( co,
 ,le EaSs. T S 4.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-02
Conversational C0nreRi}0a.
IcoEr1NUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

CoST1NUED FROM FIRST PAGE. chairman of our Congressional District Central Committee in call. ing this convention, "nd
 B it further resolved, That we hereby request our senators and representatives in congress to do all in their power 70 get increased appropriations for the improvement end navigation of White rver.-in- trodnced by R. J. Peirce, of Marion county.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-02
10 FEE DEMOCRACY OF H:SIIx!,.
 TON COJNTY-

inc IeguEHalv. nominated candida tes for Electors for President and Vice President aisl fer Representative ill Congress from tue fifth distr'et are be lone ye8 fRe day ot election Mil soon lse bere. IL y3eH ol tila efforts te disor2anle the party and render m Iaterf tie spleltdi& record you made in Seltember.Ne appeal to you to go to ,he polls and devote pile dat ,tHe 6tA rssy- of November tethe eause of Cleve- 1satd .ua Thurman and samud W. Peel. ItmaV be true Shat there k l. tle eaNgg: oi defeat II th!s district. but | is worthy of yout glorious recol u IL tie past that lnls good old eog4tY shall coHtinae la stand as Il democratic hu!Wark Al. tt.tt IS necessary ta se- etue this k taturn out il full fore, and vote the straight democratic ticket. < tnll turn out mt.l5s Il t:g democratic majority, NelS Respectfully,
 N. GGNYEG
 Cnaiy.A Co. Com. J. \. PULLMAN.
 Meinaer Cong. Committee Washing ten count
The Springdale news., 1888-11-02
II io.R.Harris 0.
Berry & Harris, Real Estate 6
 Agents, SPRINGDALE, ARKANSAS.
LAND FOR SALE.

5 40 acres. lt miles s E of Spring dale, 30 in cultivation, balance young timber, good land but no buildings-price sl5 per acre cash orpart OH time.
 10 40 acres mile N F of Spring dale; good frame house of3 rooms; log stable, good well, all farm well fenced, 30 acres in cultivation and over lu0 apple trees-price s40per acre; cheap.
 l so acres three and one half miles N. E. of Sprinedale. 50 in ell tlyaGon and under fence. fair house, good franc barn, good wells, few apple and peach trees Just beginning to bear, 30 acres lies at foot of mountain and is goea fruit land; price and terms on ap- plieation.
 h s1 acres mneS north west of Springlale and II miles from Elm Springs. all under fence; 60 acres in cultivation, balance i'll timber. good average buildings: 2s0 aY 5e trees. hearins-and lot of bearing peach trees.
 55 acres. ! mlles Southeast. 45 in cultivation 10 acres Tn wheat Do apples trees, some bearing and some young; also selection of cher. =ry. peach and plum trees; ceod well, large log house, lo~ ~.Gb.es, corn crib Gc, 1 acres in meadow red top timothy ahd clover mixed corn and hay for sale with the farm.
 IS 50 acres 3-4 mile north east,
 in cultivation acres in orchard good frame boase. good well, aA hl c land and every foot tillablc.
 Prlce s2o95.
 60 acres 3 miles $ W offspring.
 dale, 55 in cultivation far house log barn good lots X (, 475 apple trees of tine growth, prlee sl000 3s 1 D acres, l ] mics north, g acres under good fence, good house and barn, good water, nearly Goo fruit trees bearing, small vineyard and plenty small frnits, 15 acres i'll cultivation; cheap Ut $50 per acre, { cash, bal. t3me.
 II 97 acres 3 miles Sw from Springaale; 70 acres in fine state of cnit yatlon. e5 res under good fence, no other improvements, S20 ger acre.
 45 l60aeres miles ow from SprIa@dale, s0 acres under fence, and Ill cultivation, balance s,mber, 5acreS in orchard rearly all bear ing. box house ot rooms, good well, timber very good, s20 per acre.
 48 Brick residence near business gar; flown, stories of rooms basement Of rooms ant cellar, iot over2Q0 feet square, price $500 o55 l20 acres 3 miles west. and acres under fence, fU ot which k III cultivation, : acres orchard. , ,s houses. talr buildings. ? ac,"e wheat, ? good wells, price S25oo.
 8. leo acre farm 3 miles Ea~:, 65 acres in cultivation ah1 under good fence, 5o in timber. z0 of which ,> fenced with T.re. Good house. hae spriHs water. first cla>s barn and other out buildings. fo0 apple and le9 reaea trees. 64 acres iii eore anl l acre IL rotatoes-crop in good condition a4I goes w5eh farm i. sold soon, at :2.9}o teg.4s reaS9n2b ,,
The Springdale news., 1888-11-02

>t Patrick's Pills cleanse the system. purify the blood and regulate the liver aud bowels. They have 10 cqGal, try them. 9 cents per uox.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-02
RL SnEsTI1lsyG
 --A%D- WOOD WORK.

Ifyoa waai aGy c: the above work loue. e..I. on 5. Bag-ett-eheap- ..St aud best 1.0rkmau n town.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-02

4 nassl lnje or free with each bottle oi Shlah Catarrh her edy. price 50e u D4 y's.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-02

rh cir t3 l. aze vsiuNtl- 4a8 ytty s-Hf1t shes saHpies.as vel -a q t-t. have kept them in yesr s3I .t.1 .hera to tho1S who u1ay ha4as ta5 -aea .rtF; H Is Vsssbie t0 I#sse c. GOLD wateueHlt ( f,s7 7 5 -aa= v#is4s of tse saulles iu i.i.f |. for after oar saafs5 Is=1 slf zHarte al s3E Eet izsH4 tks4tss, t- f surro4u4.ns csaat-y. .i.5s, f'. 4l oIsr ku1Hsn,fs Ina ie n ar.rr i..4cr5 si NbstH In can tr HsH, s s.f atrftr at nd IaAke'suEs of ta=etsae@. K tGs 4IF any troe1is for you Co stow Iae - ftes U all al hauss aud reward Vil postal card which write ee=ts tut1 ali JOS do n9t t0 p fGrtAE, t ham But y9u ts1d your sd7reHs st ea-e yau esa .sEt- of tbs t.st solid gold wafsHes Ia ox COSTLY sarTzsa V- ray .Yfr.-ss. freight eto
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The Springdale news., 1888-11-02

5 i0acres. lt miles s E of Spring dale, 30 in cultivation, balance young timber, good land but no buildings-price sl5 per acre cash or part on time.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-13
>9dentid1e Juinots StaatsS5eiturg, 2Qoutag 10 se6rnr 1888

m%iaf9eiit SugeieBt, bis Bic 5liiiigfeit ftar
iit. @eru man sur Sur I6retten mill, 10
1eDme man etnen ettpa fauitgroBeu
S0tpantm lteDer etipa5 grDBer ais flet=
1er : taude i'm III Balier, briide i'm,
nad6em er Oollgelogen lit; rein aus Ino
trGnfe i'm oann in BET 8itrtolloiu1g. Die
len Sdtpalnm befeitige man lpbann auf
etnen itarfen Stod-etipa ei1en 8eienitiel-
ber aber al Dem @noe, an tpeldem ii6 Der
S6wamm %befinbet, abgerunbet lein muB.
Der S6pamm muB 10 auf ben Stof gez
iteft tperoen, DaB ct leidt abgebt. Ottt
bieiem Stnfe ndbert man ii6 benz 8etBer,
Iobalo CT 6as Wiall gum 8iB Dffnet, fG6rt
MAJ ibm NIT Sem Stode 10 ipett als mDg-
lid ms Wiaul un0 5tebt BEN Stod 51riid,
aber 10, paB Der S6tpamm I'M Wtaule bleibt.
Die 8itrioll6iun9 bat etnen b69It unanges
nehmen, metalii6en @eI6maf unb gleid>
3etttg brerttt al0 Der Salmtaf. SIS faut
tpobl Der SAT- eintreten, baB Der @uumen
beS 8ferbeS nod bieier Sur etipas %entsiin@
bet mirb man filttere in DieIen Safe etnige
Sage meibeS Sutter. @ber Der 8etBer lit
mad 0ieiem Gerfa6ren metiteus curirt;
tpell1 ni6t, 10 ipteberbole man ielbiges nod
MATS. 9as Wtittet lift 10 einfad, baB IS
Ser Ni6e lo6nt, barnit einen &eriu@ gu
MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-13
0ef6limteS Gett.

Bon Qeuten, sic es iptilen f0nnen, tntr6
~bebauptet, 0aB bret 8iertel BON Dem 6ett
Qard), mas in bteIem 9altoe ~Derfnuft u11o
Derbraldt miro, nit acknowledgements,
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geblei6tem Sett, gefGli6t 1T, ia, baB Sarb
D~erfallft ipirD, tpel1eS feline Spur BON
S6tpeinefett ent9Glt, ionbern gar5 aus
fremoen Stpffeu 5uiammengelebt lit. 9aS
lit minoeltens Elm beunrubtgenDer Starlo
Ser 9inge uno bat 6a5u gefu9rt,- Dab IN
GDtcago cine Getition in llnllauf geleBt lt1o
bon ben berpprrage10iten S6lahtlausbe7
itbern nnter5etdnet iDur6e, tpel1e W{aBre@
geln bon Der Jtegierung bagegen berlangt.
gtur SEER g. 9. 9lrmour, bon benz man
lagt, DAP CT al Der Sabrtfation BON Baun17
%moQiamen0l fart betbetligt Jet, pertpetgerte
feline llnteri6rift NIT Der 8e9riln0ung, baB
Ct bafiir balte, DaB Nien1aub bebtnoert tperz
ben ioate, tpenn er feline SpeiIen nit 8oln11
tpollamenol 3uberetten poQe. 0om Stnro>
punft pes Sabrifanten mag 0aS Jtedt letn,
aber eben 10 rcd1t lit eS, baB 0erjentge,
tpel6er eS ni6t faufen utto berSebrelt mag,
baDor gel6ilbt tptrb, inbem er erfennen
fam, Oh urD tpel6er Dirt Elm 3uiaB gu Dem
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@oniument in Der Sage, BEN QSertD pom
reinen 8rob 9e9en ben bes perfdli6ten ab3u7
i6Gben, :
0a baS S9pein cine 10 9roBe Nenge
Sett ent6dlt, 10 muB QlQes, mas beien
8reiS berunterbriidt, aud ben QSertb Des
ten 9tuben Der ShtpetneDaItung Derrtngerrt.
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8ermiI6ung nit &aumtpoQian1enDl itatt>
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tpenn es oortbetlbqft sur 8ermtiaung ober
gar gum @riab bon Sett gebraudt tperbeu
fnnr, 0aB eS oaitn III fur5er 3ett Die
ShneineSu6t 1nebr i6Gbi9en tpiro, iute
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butter Dtele S6peine5ii6ter aufgebrd6t,
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fir Sett berunterbriiden tpirbe, obi6on
nur Elm fleiner She'll beS ShtpettefetteS
sur 8ertpenbung bet Der &lultbutterfa6rte
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barer, benn man l6GBt BEN Sameuertrag
auf cine OdQion Gonnen, aus tDel6en int
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gentein anerfannt unb gebrau6t ptrb, tpte
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guteu Gtgenl6aften miBbraudt tperber, UNI
min0erpertbigen Stoffen @tngans gu Dere
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