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NO. 80.

give up q bad habit is q step forward and
upward. The good resolution, like the
sQualling child in the theater, should be
carried out, but very frequently this is not
done. There is q great variety of small
vices which men VOW to commit no more.
Profanity is one of them, but the result is
usually described by an unidentified poet,
as follows:
Now men win swear they wiz not swear
Their habits wearing OF:
As time wears on, they stil swear on,
And then swear on on swearing on.
A Texas editor made q solemn VOW on
New Years Day not to touch intoxicating
fluids during the year, but he also made
simultaneous VOW that the rules might be
suspended under certain contingencies.
L. When complimentary bottles of wine,
ETC., were sent to the ofice.
Q. When laboring under a sense Of dis
g. When new name is added to the sub
scription list.
4 When he felt that he actually needed
something
s. On any special occasion.
However, to Offset this apparent relaxa-
ton of the rules, he also made a VOW not
to taste q drop under any circumstances
whatever during the year that has just
gone, or during any previous year since
Adam was created.
The habit Of promiscuous calling while in
partially inebriated condition, which has
fallen into neglect in most of the large
cities, still prevails in an epidemic form in
many towns The objections to this forced
convlviality are very numerous. During
the latter part of the day, although there is
no dancing on the programme, the enter
tainment often ends with reel by the
caller. 1t is much better to have q basket
hung where the young men can deposit
their ballots and then go about their busi-
ness.
The average young man can stand good
deal, but when ten or fifteen pounds Of
soggy fruit cake, moistened with forty diff
ferent chemical abominations, masqnerad-
ing as French Cognac, Genuine Sherry, Old
Port and other thinly disguised aliases; I
say, when all these begin to penetrate hts
system, he is liable to fade away before
another New Years Day dawns.
Still another peril threatens the young
man who calls that is, if he pulls through.
During the afternoon he is liable - propose
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THE thought of a new year suggests great
opportunities. Our hope leads us to think
of living through the twelve months, and
our intelligence and conscience urge us to
make it a period of great spiritual profit
U1lfted Presbyterian.
ROBBIE (who had played sad havoc with
the Christmas cookies -" Mamma, doesn't
it make your hands warm to spank mef'
Mamma =" Why, yes, Robbie, 1t does"
Robbie : g Wouldn't it do just as well,
then, mamma, for you to 60 and hold 'em
over the registerF'
MAMMA-My dear, you must not quarrel
with Reginald. Did not hear angry voices
in the parlor last evenings Eugenie-Y You
surely must have been dreaming, mamma;
would not quarrel with Mr. De Chump
now for any thing. q trust Fcu would not
be so rude So foolish. you mean, mann
ma. It only lacks two weeks of the holi-
dave +.
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because I'm so contrary and capr1cious and
things OF that sort-that did not love him;
and then when only laughed, derislvely you
know, he turned on me in fury and said
lid love him, loved him dcsperateiu: that 7
need not try to hide and conquer it. for as
surely as the bell of that church there ,couEd
ring Ia the neac year tonight, Just so surely I
loved him.
and was angry, John, and retorted
Well, II that was his test we would abide
by it, and as surely as the bell rings to-
night love him. John-the bell shall not rf,l0i
Come with me-"
The two figures hurried then. as noiseless
as bats, across the dripping grass and into
the church porch.
I" Here is the key said the girl, still in
that excited, mirthful whisper. 81 wonder
can find the locks Ali how dark! John,,.
she caught his arm again as they stood in
the black, chill vestibule-.T must be Quick.
for in less than a half hour the sexton will
come to ring in the new year. Why did not
Ibring lantern-a candie-a matchs Anv
matches, Johnze
No. he said in a still whisper. It was
the only sound he had uttered vet
'.Well-neyer mind. see better now.
John, viii you go up-but no! / win. For
it must be who stills that too-confident
voice tonight Wait for me here. al the
foot OF the ladder. Ugh how blaekf,,
A cautious foot upon the lowest round
one-two three
John" vaguely, with that quick, nerv-
Gus laughter breaking up her soft whisper
into tremuIons cadences. Sim horyfbsv
frightened. I'm scarsdg Butv-wsth sudden
resoIve-.1 will One-two-three more
rounds; then again that delicate broken
whisper over his head IN the utter dark.
John, because You are so good as tohave
come with me meekly, wiz tell you 2
secret--a secret, mindi The bell shall not
ring-noi but lore him. y
whispered laugh was Johns only an
swer-a laugh whose faint echoes ascended
70 her with odd intimation of iubIant til
pmph. as If the goblins per1u in this nrurhy
tower were weirdly deriding the words she
had suolxsn. {.
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A Duke as : Grean- Grocer.

The Duke of Norfolk appears to have be-
come green-grocer, says London Truth,
for hear that he Is not above selling mis-
fruit, vegetables and flowers at current
market rates, either Wholesale or retail.
Visitors to Arundel Castle gardens may
purchase any thing they fancy, and Iargel
hampers of produce and huge baskets OF
cut flowers are dispatched several times
week TO Brighton and Portsmouth. Under
the circumstances it seems decidedly
unfair, while the Duke is driving roaring
trade, that his glass houses should be rated
merely as pleasures grounds, whereas pro
fessed nurserymen have TO pay very
much higher rate. The Duke has quite en-
ough advantage over the ordinary trades
Iaan without being favored in the matter OF
ra. gs- Z
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MEDICINE LODGE KANSAS WEDNESDAY JAN ? 1893

She loitered no longer now-no other
whispers came down to John waiting pa
tiently there in the dark
A mlnute-two minutes-three-and he
heard Ler careful descending football. In
another moment she stood beside him
"Here-take it, please said she, with de-
lighted self-gratulation- sit is so dread
fully heavy. Where are yonl Take it.n
"Whatp' said John, in an astonished
whisper s'The bcllY''
'sThe clapper," laughing. sYou know the
real one was broken and this bit of iron is
used in its stead. Now lsten-hide it in
the coal closet there safely-while run to
the chancel and leave my cloak on the rail to
Droce to VIII Bennett that 1t was I-none
other-who did this thing. He will fndlt
there when he comes In the morning
(chuckling softlv) to see what was wrong
with the belIn
She pushed the vestibule door open and
vanished; while John, waiting a cautious
moment, set light foot upon the ladder and
disappeared.
When she had groped her way back to
the vestibule she spoke his name softly:
stJohnw
"Yesn
ibid you hide ita'
"Yes,'
Good John,' and in the velvet darkness
she nestled her warm young body moment
against him with movement infinitely
caressing and seductive. John held her
there
" Listen" said he, in that still whisper of
his LET us see the fun. Let US hide in
the porch there and watch the mystifcation
of old Eli.''
"John,r delightedly, "what a beautiful
thoughti Old Eli will never dare go up
there to solve the mystery-he says the old
tower is hdunted.n
1.-The gateF' breathed John in sudden
warning; and drew the flexible form out
into the dusly porch behind thick peters,
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folds close about the quiet rectory-the
quieter little church near by; about the
| winter grass OF the natural lawn about the
crisp foliage of the magnolia trees nesting
close to the gray church walls
In the wide oaken hall at the rectory, q
! dim night-lamp sulked with steady misty
beaH-p placed there by mother-hand to light
| home the first born from his New Year eve
revels; revealing in its vague glow the gray
! walls with their black-framed engravings,
the polished floor with it's lamb-skin rugs,
the wide winding stairway with it's lustrous
| ba2ustrade. 1t was like dream picture so
still, so dim; and like dream form, pres
emily, some one-a slender, cloak-curtained
some one-came stepping down the shallow
| stairs.
At the first landing she paused, looked
over and listened. A white hand clasped
the dark cloak at her throat like a milk-fair
| pearl. Two lips, pale pink as the inner sur
face of a sea shell, were gravely pursed to-
gethcr with anxious yet subtly mirtnfui
curves; and two eyes, dusky as the night,
yet LIT as the hall was with lurking glow,
peered open-lidded and eager from a face
as warmly pallid as the chaste head carved
on a pink cameo.
1t yet lacked thirty minutes of twelve;
and, mindful of the fleeing moments of that
half-hour of grace, Audrien tipped on deli
cate feet down the second fight of steps,
through the hall to the front door. 1t had
been left unlocked for John; and for fear
that coming IN her absence, John might
fasten her out, she slid the key from its
! socket, turned the bolt and stepped forth
into the velvet darkness.
Waiting few moments on the porch till
her wide eyes had learned to penetrate a
space round her in the gloom, she went eau
tiously yet hastily forward. The stars
were shining hopefully at their far-away
posts-the air was balmy as only south
land winter air can be-the scent of wet
grasses and perished leaves inspiring it's
stiffness with pungent fragrance.
Audrieu had set her hurried foot upon
the grass-facing churchward, when a sud
den sound, football, smote upon her at
tuned ear Some one was coming from the
gate-she could detect the vague blur of his
moving figure against the dense blackness
behind him.
In trice she had sped to meet him,
was grasping his muscular arm, was speak
ing in painting, hushed whispers.
"Johnl I'm glad it is you. 'Shl come
with me. Wait Pll tell you. Tonight,
when Will was here, you know, he and 1
got to wrangling (as usuaD and he vowed
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Abont Swearing on.

A great deal of sport is now made of
New Years Day as a swearing of time y
1t is not uncommon to hear the question put
in a sarcastic way: "Well, have YOU
swore off yet!'' The witty fellows on the
newspapers take it up and grind out in
Vulnerable jokes about weak minded men
who turn over new leaf" on New
Year and turn back to it again in less than
a fortnight. But, with all this fun and
ridicule, the fact remains that the begin
nlng of new year is most fitting time to
leave of bad habits, to resolve to profit by
mistakes and follies of the past, and to 60
through the new year better than you did
the old one.
So pay no attention to the current gibes
and jeers at the custom of swearing of on
the New Year;' and If you see mistakes
and follies that you desire to abandon and
to leave forever behind, now is the time to
do it. The fact is, you should have done
SO long ago. One can begin reform in his
own habits at any time, and should never
wait until any particular day for making
that start; but, having put it off until now,
don't delay longer. Begin and end the New
Year right.
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strvchnin. for Drankenness.

A Russian physician declares that strych-
nine has proven to be an infallible cure for
drunkenness when properly administered
He also asserts that the experience OF ply.
sicians has shown the cure TO be as rapid as
It is certain The effect of the strychnine
solution is 70 change the craving for drink
into positive aversion, and this change u
effected ID day. After treatment Of
eight or ten days the patient may be dis
charged The strychnine Is administered
by dissoIvIng one grain in two hundred
drops Of water and injecting five drops Of
the solution every twenty four hours.
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An Arabian Division.

An Arab sheik left by will seventeen
camels to his three sons. To the eldest he
left half, to the second one-third, and to the
youngest one-ninth. How did they diyidel
Answer: They went to the priest, and he
lent them one camel, which made eighteen,
divided thus: Eldest, one-half.-nine;
second, one-third-six; youngest, one-ninth
Two; total, seventeen camels. They thus
each got their rights and the priest his
camel back
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A sugre.tion from Urn.u..

The late Baron Rothschild, dining once at
his club in Paris, heard some one say: .sHor-
ribie bore-lent x 10000 francs-have
not even got an acknowledgment, and he's
gone to Constantinople. "Write to him,n
said the baron. "Have done so, and il don't
answer" "Then, mon cher, write to him
mus: Dear Monsieur x, when the
Turks and Turkesses leave you a little
leisure time send me the 20, 900 francs lent
you.'" "Rut he only owes me 10000
Precisely! he will write and say SO. and
then there's your acknoyyled grnent,,
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porum bush that thickly flanked one side the
low stone steps.
She lay against him trembling with laugh
ter and excitement, her warm bosom rising
IN quick, soft pants against his side; he
held her with both his arms and waited.
with his lips upon her curling hair.
a soft step--a quaint old figure with a
smoky lantern--a wheezv cough. He went
up the steps, close by them, the light lu-
mining his rugged African features, crossed
the porch and disappeared in the vestibule.
He had set his lantern on the threshold, and
its murky light sheened mistily on the
glossy leaves of the evergreen behind
which those two crouched concealed; it re-
vealed the whiteness of her two hands
linked in gay excitement and the CLEAN of
her teeth behind her laughing lips as she
peered eagerly forward.
s'John!'' she murmured, jubilantly in that
one moment of waiting. John was gazing
at her lips, her eyes-the pale light giving
the beautiful joy of his features full to the
view of any eye which might chance to
look; and at the sound of her voice he held
her close, pressing his cheek to her hair
"Listenn' said he, aloud and as he
spoke, another stronger and sweeter voice
broke forth into merry clamor.
1t pealed and toned and vibrated with
full throated and exultant jubilauce.
lacing and interlacing the dulcet silence of
the night with myriad-threaded network
of golden echoes.
Audrien had sprung to her feet facing
her companion with tragic mien.
In the midst of the sweet glad clamor he
spoke.
"As surely as the bell rings in the glad
New Year, Audrien las surely!e
" hate youl' cried she, vehemently, with
outflung hands.
But when the vibrance of the last great
bell-note had died from off the still air and
the first breath of the New Year stirred
against the calm breast of the restful earth.
the eager young bosom of Audrien beat out
its soft pants once more against his side,
and it was upon her warm mouth as we'll as
upon her cool hair that the kiss of her lover
rested Mrs. R. INGE.
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BE scene is in Aus
TIN, Tex, and in the
sltting-room of the
mansion of Colonel
Percy Yerger. An
impression prevails
in the Northern
States that the cli-
mate in Texas is al
most tropical. So it
is, in hot weather;
but in the fall of the
year, when the Texas
norther, a you n g
brother of the Kan
saS blizzard nra-
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EIGHTEEN EloHTY-NlNE

Down, down through the years we glide
In spite of wind and weather,
Time moves along and viii not stay,
So on We go together.
We can not stop TO chat with you.
Although you seem so near,
But as we hasten on our way
We wish you all Happy Year.
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CONCEDED.
Audrien's Love How the Bells
Told It.

HE WORLD slept.
Hearts, confident OF
the morrow's dawn
the dawning OF a
new year-g a v G
themselves to t b e
placid repose OF
s lu mber, uncaring
that the friend who
had given them Of
his best and utmost
should draw his last
weary breath while
they, ungrateful and
ungrieving, dreamed
through his dying
throes.
The purple gleam of
d o w ny, moonless
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CHURCHES.

DAPTIST-PreacnIng every sunday evening
d at O'Clock at the courthouse sunday
school at 10 o'clock, a. IN. Prayer meellhs
Wednesday evening of each week, over store OF
Byerley Dark Il Runyan. Rev. w. A. Gam,
Pastor. Residence on North Walnut street
OHRISTIAN.-Preach every Sunday at
~ IL o'clock, a. m, and 7:3O p. m, by Elder
David Nation. Prayera meeting every We'd
nesday night. Sunday school at 100 clock a. IN
every Sunday.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.-Services every
xx4 Sunday at / l 200 a. nj. and 30 p. m: sun
day school every Sunday at 10 II. IN. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at I;5O
Strangers invited r. SANDERSON, Pastor.
nRESRYTERIAN-Se every Sunday at
Z ii a. m. and 80 p. IN. Sunday School AT
10 a. m. j. Is. NORTH, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH Services on End
Sunday of every month at Sherlocks hall, at
1000 a. m REV. BITTER Pastor.
n ERMAN BAPTIST BRETHREN-Hold reg
II ular services at Mingona, Barber county,
1he second ami fourth Sundays in each month.
At Forrest school house on the second sunday
Cedar Creek school house on the third Sunday.
By Elders Shamberger, Smith and Neher.
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ACCORDING to the eternal fitnesso of things,
the young man who has Just pawned his
ticker for the wherewith to buy his sweet
heart the usual New Years present viii
receive handsomely worked watch case
Twas ever thus.
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NEW YEARS DAY.

A Scene from Colonel Percy HerEer's
Charming Domestic CircIe-The Season
of Swearing on and Making Calls,
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rhe 0ld an.i ana Nnu.

Farewell to the old and greeting to the
new. The old year has gone by never to be
recalled, save in memory. Whatever it
has been TO Us in the way of pleasure and
success. disappointment or SORROW, all is
now past To the future, the year before
Us. we turn. and, with weIl-laid plans and a
determination to succeed, await with confi-
dence the fruition Of patient, earnest en-
deayor
To rorSe people: Don't marry for love-
q money.
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FAREWELL AND WELCOME.

New Year. with joy we welcome yout
For US q smile the future wears,
For you can make our dreams come true,
Can bring an answer to our prayers,
Can errors of the past undo,
Reclasp the hands of friendships riven,
Make 1rmer bonds Of LOVING true,
And give on earth foretaste of Heaven.
We welcome new friend tonight;
The New Year viii make all things right
GEORGE BIRDSEYE.
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HOLIDAY sPlCE.

GIVING the devil his dew watering the
milk
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SOCIETIES.

DEIPHIA LODGE, No. l40, K. of 7: meets on
Monday evening of each week, at Odd Fellow $
nall Visiting knights in good standing lnVi-
4ed to ATTEND l.. NJ. AXLINE. &. G..
H. A BROWN. K. of X. & ).
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Nier;iai6brige Grfabrnna elmer
alien Mdrferfrt.

Wrs. 8inslOws SOOtbins Sprup tpirb
bon elmer Ter beiten Dottorinnen unb ben
Wirterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idrieten. @r murbe felt 40 Sabren bon
WiliOnen, bon Wittern unb ainbern nit
ME fehlenbem @rfplse sebraudt, Icwcbl
bon benz 6 Gage alien Sinbe, wie bon err
wadienen 8inbern. St beieitist S&lrfe
i'm Wasen, befreit bon Winotclic unb re-
sulirt bic @ebirme; er perIdafft flr Sin.
Der unb WItter 9tube unb W%chlbebasen.
Wir slauben, baB Der SHrup bas Bette
unb liderlte Wittel lift sessn Dplenterie
uno Diarrbce bel Sinbern, sleidpiel pb
burd 3abnen eeruriudt Ober bard anbes
re llria9en. Sine Misunderstanding
wirb ieber 6laf4e beiseseber. sc 1T
feins ddt, penn niht bas 6acimile bon
Curtis u. Esrtins auf Der Nubenieite Der
ginpaduns entbulten 1T. Sn allen 9lpp.
thsten gu buben, bic 6laide rs Gents.
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faun nidbt sebeilt ,persen

bur9 locale gppIieationen, peil ie ben tranten
8bsil bes Sbres nidt errei6en foanen. SIS
siebt nur einen @es, bic Saubbeit gu ~furiren,
unb Der if burd eontitutioneae Seilmittel.
Gaubbeit piro burd einen entsinbeten 3uitanb
Der f@leimisen Ausfleibuns Der gufa6if9en
&o6re berurfa6t. 8enu bieie &6bre fi9 eat.
ainbet, babt ibr einen rumpelnoen Son ODER
Embellishments @eb0r; uno penn fie gang &c.
i6lofen lit, erfoIst 2aubbeit, unb tpena Bic
gntsinoung nidt seboben uno Oie{e &Obre ME,
Der in ibren sebOtisen 3uitanb Seriebt perben
fam, pirO Oas @ebOr fur INNER aeritort per<
ben; neun Gdue inter ;ebn fnO burd aatarrb
bernria9t, ipel@er nidt alS Elm entslubeter
3uitano Der fGleimieen Sberfld9en 1T.
Wir polen ~eiubunbert Dollars fir jeben
6nrd aatarrb S%eruriadten) Sail bon 3aubbeit
geben, ben mir nidt Ourd Ginnebmen bon
Sau's 9otarrb aur beilen fonnen. East Sud
umionf @ireuIare fommen.
g.. 8. Gbeneb G. So, Eoleoo, D.
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Wm. Il 81 sphu.

uniere 9auptnabrung 1T unb .bleibr
bas Jleii9, unb UNI iol@es frif9 uro
gut gu %erlangen, fann man unm6gli@
einen 5uoerldiigeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 06fing & Sobn, So.
81 Qpe. s. 9ie 9erreu baben benz
8ef6maf ibrer Gunben Ge6nung ge=
trager un6 in ibrem @tabIiKement eine
falte 2uftmaf9ine erri@tet, tpel6e allen
Wnforoerungen fir @rbaltung unb gnt=
fernung i@dbli6er Sngrebienaen beg
Gleii9es entipri9t. Sic baben beitdn>
big in ibren 0iebbDfen einen sroBen
Worratb BON Watbieb, aug nel9em
alr bas Bette fiir lire Gunoen sepdbli
tptro. Wer reef bebieat fem min, BET
beiu0e ben Marft, SEQ. 511
Mbenue 6. 1.10t1
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hT SIN beliebten Miiiipmss
0artem fiuo gB3immer eingeri1tet
unb er0faet uorben, poielbt man res
guldre Mabl5eiten einnebmeu unh a la
carte ipeiien fam. Mablseiten tperben
i'm eigenen @ei9irr ~ausgeianbt unb auf
Wunf6 Dinners unb Spupers ins 6aus
geliefert. Qufmertiame 8ebienung unb
prompte Iusfiibrung Der Nuf!rdge ga.
rantirt. &beiner & Saul.
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sHr Gin altsertpdblter 8orratb BON
9ommers Nn5tgen 1T BEL 9aneoat &
g 0 n at finben.
GaltfprniasWeime.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes 3az
ger bon feinen California : Weinen Bel
9errn s. s. MeDer am Mlamo
plaaa. Serr Meper iu6t bic Weine
an Srt uno STEELE aus ut.b fault brett
aug benz &eaer ter Weinah6ter. Nls
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm ffets, bic
befen SOrten ausauwdbIem. ST fann
feline &unben uno Gamilien nit einent
guten Sropfen berfeben. &otbs unb
WeiBmeine in boraiigli6er Qualitdt
BON teBt ab $1.00 per @aaone = fret
irs 6aus geltefert.
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Ser CINDERELLA gdub sgtpre,

@de Ofs9ouitonitraBe unb Mbetue c.,
biefer beliebte 2aben Der 9tabt, Bat
feinen aeuen 8orratb bon g 0 NJ m t.
f9uben fir 9erren, 0amen unb
&inber erbalten uno bat cine unber=
alei6li6e Nuswabl aQer Gorten uno
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : G9ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabritate Der beifen
6abrifen unb tiberbietet NQes, mas i'm
bieigen Martt gu baben III. 5pecia=
litdt fur 0erren: Der &pfforo S9ub
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