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lations from his mother, the Emperor Of
Austria, the King Of Italy and the Queen
Of England.
BIslARCKls sPGECH.
A German Papers Construction OF His
LRnguage-Ths Samoan Policy,


BERLIN, Jan, 27,-The YossisChe zei-
tunq, referring to the impression madeby
Prince Blsmarck's speech in the Reich
stag, that he personally adhered to his
former views Of the necessity Of restrict.
ing Germany's colonial policy, says 1t
does not feel altogether convinced that
the Chancellor found himseld unable
to resist the Relchstag and public
opinion, as he Is not usually ao,
clstomed To yield to such forces,
and hints that Prince Bismarck doubts
the success Of the policy, His duty, It
continues, was to examine into the ques-
ton without regard to real or imaginary
public opinion, The paper expresses
pleasure at the announcement that Ger.
many is going hand in hand with Eng.
land and thinks that the statement Of
this fact will sober down many colonial
enthusiasts.
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SpectG! DiGpdtch 10 tt Iatsnigatccr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 27.-Gov.
Wilson has pardoned John Whitiker, Of
Kanawha county who was serving a
three years sentence for grand larcency;
Roland H. Nichols OF Nicholas county,
serving two years for house breaking; f;
Mlllard Copely, Of Kanawha, serving two
years for grand larcenCyj F.W. Dodd, OF
Summers county, serving five years for
incest and W. +. Reynolds, who was
serving a five years term for bigamy.
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NEw YORE, Jan. 27.-Arlyed, steamer
Ohio from Liverpool Etruria from Liver.
pool Australia from Hamburg.
Among the arrivals on the Cunard
steamer Etruria wcro Nellie Grant gar.
torls, Paul Dana and Madam Schroeder.
HauistaAng, tho prlma donna.
Charles L. Scott, U. y. Minister 10
VeneEula, arrived to-day on tho steam.
ship philadelphla from La Cuyra.
The steamer City Of Chester, from
New York ior Liverpool, was Blgnallud
of Brow Head to-day,
The Ounatd steamer qallla, from New
York for Liverpool, arrived al Queens.
town to-day
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A DAp MRECK.
Five PspOns Badly Injured in Collision
on d bridge,

rive fesbohs bhuy AhIuteu IN OOllBl0n
on q BtidgO,
CLEVELAND, Jan. 21.-A bad wreck oc-
CURED on the New York, Pennsylvania
( Ohio railroad this afternoon two miles
east Of Gallon. Five persons were Seri-
ouSly injured and considerable property
destroyed. A double.headOr fast stock
train Colllded on q bridge with o light
engine which was out for q trial tflp
The engineers and ilremen Of the stock
train jumped In time 70 avoid injury buI
those on the light engine were lees for.
tunate. Engineer Julson Bolton, Fire,
man Lou Shaw, and three boys, Bert
Bolton, Ed King and Frank Mueller
who were riding on the engine were oil
gBflOuBly hurt,
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prlIO l'lgft POltpons6.

SAN PnAxctSoo, Jan, 97,-ThO director
Of tho California AthlptlOClub have post
ponVd the BlakOloCk. Carroll lisht-wOiVhI
match for six weeks. The fight was y
have taken place next Tuesday night
but Carroll severely injured bis right lel
Tuesday while kicking a foot ball Tor OK
nkNlah
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Compliant ArnIn,l llnllrnnIl..

CRY or MESico, Jan, 07,--Tho Mcr.
camille Federation Of tho ltepubliC has
made complaint 10 tho President against
tho Central 4 Mexican railroads. The
authorities complained Of the Central
not granting proper mail facilities.
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EVANSVILLE, 1Sp,, Jan. 97,-on Tues.
day, tho goth, a special election will be
held In the First Congressional district
for a member Of this Congress, TO all the
vacancy caused by tho resignation Of
Governor Hovey, Republican. The
candidates arc W. +. Parrot, Democrat,
and i, &. popey, Republican.
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Special Dtlpdtch 10 he LHteiltnsneer.
RowLEsBURo, W. Va, Jan. 27.-sam.
uel Knight, resident Of Austen, West
Va, was struck and instantly killed near
here this morning by train No. 9. De.
ceased was about 45 years Of ago and
leaves q family,
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ANnin.l rarrhr iininn.All.

CRY Dy MExiCo, Jan. 2h--Gcnefal
Corlina, once q terror on the American
and Mexican frontiers, who had been 4
prisoner for fifteen years. was released
on bail yeAtOfdAy,
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siAA Tsnlpetnhce Man.

1npiANAPoLis, tNp,, Jan, 27,-phvatt
Secretary HAliord went 10 Gfeeneastlg
this afternoon and 9ellyeted q tOmpet'
AnCe address there this evening,
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SATURDAYS DEVELOPMENTS,

S'-ll'li wv Ntpotlsd-Ths Hoysrnot.
StNl i%'p.t6al S,,,.,.i silly iItlOsry story.
vo,o oS,",a.ls'loS a.. W. Va, Jan. 27.-,rh,
.rS,S",ss.aa .HS A., senator yesterday was without
'"vTaee' ssS, Ta several members being ab
a, r iS' ~ n,,, result w@t Konnu, 10, GOfr
I'M, CIV Wilson, o. W, l., Wilson, q
''u'''n, Gis' W, sLurm, Q NJ, Il
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NiurtI.r nnd su,oI,I..

New York, Jan. .27,-Anthony schnei'
der to-day shot Mrs. Kate Gebhardt, and
then killed himself. He also fired sew.
eral shots at Mrs. GebhardtB children.
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CABINET EXPERIMENTATION,

General Boulanger left Durand's Cafe
at midnight and drove to his home. A
popular demonstration occurred outside
the Elysee palace.
The Cabinet sat from Ii p. IN. until
a. IN. Premier Floquet informed Presi-
dent Carnot that the Cabinet was pre-.
pared 10 resign II the President consider.
edthe step advisable. Several OF the min
listers advocated reconstruction Of the
Cabinet on a wider basis. They
proposed TO includcin tho new ministry
Influential men from all the Republican
section, President Garnet awaits the re-
suit Of to.day's sitting OF the Chamber
OF Deputies before coming TO a decision
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Sick headache 10 readily cured by
Hoods safsapatilla, which tones and
regulates the digestion, and creates an
Apetlte, ii
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erty In danger, Consul reports Ameri'
cans Ia boats flying American flag
seized in Apia harbor by an armed Ger
man boat, but released after inyestga-
ton, A German captain says no flag
was shown. The state OF affairs Is so
serious that request additional force,
Remain at Auckland three weeks"
NO ANTAGONIST.
Inquiry at the Navy Department de-
veloped the fact that Secretary Bayard
has made no direct response tosecretary
Whitney's letter inquiring as to the pol
icy Of this Government, II is under
stood, however that the Presidents
action in referring the matter to Con-
gress was based 10 q considerable degree
upon the points in Secretary Whitney's
letter. In answer 10 an inquiry on this
subject Secretary Whitney said; "There
is no antagonism between the State De-
partment In this matter, For the pro-
lection OF the naval officers who are at
Samoa, or who may be sent there, |
asked Tor q definite statement Of policy
for their guidance, and on the 10th inst,
the President referred the whole matter
to Congress, and there II rests"
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WASHINGTON, Jan, 27,-The follow,
Ing letter from Secretary Whitney to
Congressman Herbert was made public
vasterdav oIternoop.
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PARIS, Jan. 27.-The poll closed at [
p. IN. The attendance OF voters was un
precedentedly large, Perfect quiet pre-
walls. Few police arc seen on the streets
nearly all being held in reserve. The
whole force Is ready to act in case Of ne
cessity, The Cabinet Is summoned Ia
meet at the Ministry Of the Interior to,
morrow.
lo4O p. m.-The result in 200 diyis-
ions Isl Boulanger lll,OOO, Jacques H..
900. The excitement is intenstiylng.
ANTE-ELEcTIoN DISTURBANCES.
Every quarter Of Paris was cnliyened
last evening by frequent street brawls
between supporters and opponents Of
General Boulanger. Atseveral electoral
meetings there were scenes OF great dis
order, To-day opened fine and at an
early hour the streets began to fill with
people, the general stir and hustle In.
crcasing as the morning wore on. 1t
seemed certain that the vote would be
the heaviest ever polled in the district.
The Boulangists were everywhere first
at the voting places and displayed the
greatest confidence in their success.
inc issue really depended upon the
Vole IN the Torkmen's quarters, es'
peclally IN the belleVllle, Oharonne, st.
Denis and Courbevoie districts. The
Boulangists predict the immediate fall oil
tne tloquet Ministry, the dissolution oi
rarllament and general election In
March. They also forecast a rupture IN
the Radical party, anu express the belief
Ihat lorty hadleal deputies WIN JON tue
boulangist ranks ana tnus give the Ten
era! a loliowlng Oh Sixty members IN the
present chemoer: Inc project o. ponce
to.aay enlisted the services o. large
Mumper iilt oi nousenoIuers 70 ald tue po'
lice IN maintaining order.
READY FOR AN OUTBREAK.
Troops we're held in readiness at yari.
ors nointv ond cavalry Ind hoon ordor,
oS1 pV'I'o' ,, "nN ., ea'"y . ""1 g.eH O'No, :,
Cd 70 patrol tne stteeS ana disperse alI
gatherings. Municipal guards line the
boulevards, and In every quarter the
police and military are well prepared tc
suppress an outbreak. General Boulan
ger, responding to an interview thil
afternoon, said he Ielt sure that his ma
eIsriorsI Gsy SUu oroaeiyS0n 0e ia Inc srfS"t eeF L
excitement was great at 5 o'clock wher
the returns showed General Boulangcr''l
majority 10 70 be CO., o,VOG IN the & y. Denr,il tl
times mora Sru votes @ than % @ HE ST pnnonsnt GI !,
49,. IL 49," tH. tNAeAt -
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or NATIONAL iMroRrANcE.

TslM llon, TAOMal y. Bdydtd, Sssftlatv v S'd'tl
WdIhiNOloA,
ThO dispatch received by Secretary
Whitney from the commander ot the
Nipbic referred 70 above, beats the date
Of Auckland, January ., and 10 % lol'
Three German war ships at Apla
threatened 10 dieartn Malaala landed q
ialengo 10 prevent MAtAala's retreat
Engagement followed, Germans lost
1n Rillvd, 80 wounded, Germans Bweai
n vengeance shelllng and burning nAtlyI
vilIageS, neutral properly not respected
ProEesI dl1rpgafded, american prop
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ncsts in the fctid -ars hes, and amid the loud
chirp OF tho tropical cricket "a hs called %
his mate on the shore, poor Tom quietly
passed from this life into that other which
sooner or later awaits US all
The first break OF Gay the following
morning boat left the side o. the bark
and pulled 10 that portion Of tho shore
which presented more elevated appear
ance than the surrounding country, aud, as
the keel grated upon the sand, three men
stepped upon the shelly beach, bearing be-
tween them implements seldom seen II the
hands O. sailors.
Quietly and slowly they asccndci the III
tie knoll, and, when on is summit, stopped
and looked about them, with al appearance
on each face Of almost dismav.
Here, in an area OF not more than an
eighth Of an acre, could be counted nearly
a hundred Of rude head-boGrds. in AL
STAGES CT decay, bearing inscriptions in
nearly every language-placed there TO
mark the spot where was buried some IN
fortunate seaman who had met his death in
that far-disiant land.
\ spot was selected at the extreme end of
the ntto clearing and close beside tho large
trees by which it WAS encircled, and hero
the men with pick and shovel scOoped out
the last rosting-pl2ce for their loved ship
mate.
Returning TO the vessel, whose flag was
noyg at half mast and which the three or
four other vessels lying AZ anchor seeing,
did likewise, the marine funeral procession
was begun.
The captain of tho bark IN his gig with
four rowers led She SAD csvalcade; close 10
tie stern Of thc gig came the bark's long
boat, ard lying across tho thwarts was an
object carefully covered with the ensign OF
the United S:atos-tke stars and stripes.
Ths floating bier was propelled Oy six
oars, while the two mates were seated in
the stern sheets.
As ths last boat lett the side OF the bark
boat from every other vessel in tho har-
bor dropped simultaneously into the water
and followed in their wake.
Upon tie shoulders of his sorroving ship
mates the bcly was borne up the little en-
inencc. ard with the tenderness OF brothers
gently laid in the rude grave.
Then the group Of sturdy, sun-bronzed
seamcn. standing with fixed and uncovercd
heads, listened respectfully 10 the beautiful
burial service Of the Church of lnClard IS
It was read in the deep and souoroas voice
o. the captain.
Then telaeriy tho remains were covered
with tho loose Garth. s-d poor Tom was iaft
alone 70 sleep MS eternal slcep IN tltt dis
taut t1op.c isle beneath TIE mango leaves.
EAR11oN DowSiSG-
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Fsr1.1z1d ~ arc nAs caa1Fec mere, per
has. t141 azy u lhs otzzr prsoasEs was
are n sc4s = gsasFa-ly xaesa - sAe ~4-s
C1gzshsc elass, So lEs Sss I era Press
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oLlT rsG14zts sI as for4-E SCI
he loozs hs4.tEy 40 "a eye = oright. bal
ke . sot t1s casAiaz y2e1g c@aze Nae
oncs sas a. peLle1 = circles exclusive. lis
ar = s1ods~d. aEG kls eyes very rarely
meet t1oss q 4 v-sitcr
He = tie prIntsF - si1s pElsoa. ard very
sx1s4-sas 01s. 10. l. IS yo<E ger years &c
learned tas art. snt tas 5-als as 1tl-zed
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&c 4Do1t 80 eo1le1t a. IA e2n Dc 20 .
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q 81 VII 94ssF Zel
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swer 20 qr ot Mr Coluaus saton a. %
WHISTLER or 49, - was Busy "a az rather
bLsy Ills x Senator Easse-t's regl-
l4-lus tns labor -1d t1s reports las caused
- ~ E1- o-l cay lorms. and 1 m busy"
he sad tbs - BE- sci away =. als case en-
grcsse1 ll t.s work
The WAS oI IS ht-ls printing ofice 10
has covered wltu E--tures clipped tron the
periodicals OF tts day Strangely enough,
700. most Of these pictures represent scenes
or homs and ct o-itaooc, and odd they look.
WIKI the crime OF E2rd ever DOay IS Il
nlL2r Its psrpetrzsor is paying hls Debt
Z soclety az best he can. He occupies a
eel n4rket ca e.rler silss by the common
thieves, wakes Up with TIE rest OF the pris-
oners a. $ every morning. ms breakfast.
and thea goes C 70 his work he is back
. MS cell A. s & in the evening, ard spends
most OF his tine from that untl lights ara
out % nine c'c.ock IN the evening reading.
10 hes foldness for WORKS OF scientific
nature
ie has but few visitors, but the carpet
that protects Is feet from tie cold stone
r0or, and tho hair mattress on watch he
sleeps, tell OF the thOughT7uluess Of some
who remained faithful 70 hin after his
downfall
These injuries ere permitted prisoners
when supplied them BY friends. " ard has
never been known 70 speak 10 q fellow con
Wet. except To answer n message sent
through one from the officials Of tle prison.
He seemed pleased when tae chief keeper
colnpl mented him On some work he had
done, but merely bowed lis ac4-aowledg-
ment-
Wards sentence dates back from October
g, l5s5, and, IA tle natural course Of events,
wo1ld no. expire until 1895, but he has reg
F ularly earned his c0mmutation Tor good
conduct, ard, should his high standing con
tinue. he viii have only two and half years
. r~n-. n
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STRANGE GFFLi CTiON.
How the Accidental Swallowing OF y
Reptile Affects q Young has-

How the Accidental Swallowing OF =
Reptile Affects n Young Has-
One OF the most remarkable cases with
which the medical men of Southern Illinois
have had 10 contend is that OF Everett
Terry. fourteen-year-old son OF Farmer
Terry. OF Grove township, Sullivan County,
says 9 letter from Vincennes, lad. Re-
Gently the youth, with a number OF com
panions, went bathing in the Embarrass
river Terry prided himself on his diving
abilities After making long dive he told
his companions that while under water he
had swallowed something. He soon became
deathly sick, went home aud took to his
bed. Several days later he was seized with
convulsions Of the most violent nature, and
his sickness took the most peculiar phase.
DR.. Maxwell was summoned and was
puzzled with the condition OF the patient.
Between the hours OF five and seven in
the morning Everet:is able TO take medi-
cine. After that time his stomach viii
retain neither liquids nor solids until four
O'clock n the evening, when he seems TO
crave for food, and partsses OF milk,
meat and soup with apparent relish.
Thirty minutes after eating the
patient is attacked with smothering
spells. He smacks his Jaws. winks his eyes
with lightning rapidity and then becomes
UNCONSCIOUS OODNutSlOI5 bcCOIlc more n
tense, and finally he grows 40 violent that
It requires the combined strength Of three
men 70 hold tho patient on pallet. These
fits continue until about nine O'Clock, when
10 gradually grows calmer, evcntualy
dozes OF TO sleep and slumbers until day
light His spasms arc OF several varieties,
namely, cataleptic, epleptic and tetanic.
Ia bis commissions he initiates the voices
OF animals and birds, the whistle Of a
locomotive aDd many other sounds. For
four days M was denied food cf any kind.
On the third day Of his starvation the head
OF = reptile OF some kind was seen ia his
throat. but al efforts to secure Il wcre
frgitiess. Tho doctors disagree as to the
nature Of the case and cause OF disease.
Some aver it IS = disorganiza'ion Of The
nervaus system, while others claim that the
boy swallowed q serpent, lizard or frog.
Despite al theories advanced the mystery
is "a FAR from soiu,isa IS 1t was a month
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II nearly an cases 81 tat2rIA tIe I4Eent has
pains about the ehest ana si9os sud >onei iIncs
tie DacS, feels dUI .nd Sleepy. Ine Mouth
has ba-lastc. especially in tAr morD.ue A
SORT Of sticky slime collects about tlt iesl.
The appetite is poor lAere is q fer.ing lil G. a
heavy l0ad on Rae sto1 a .h sometimes a faint.
AL. gone sensation "a lAe stom4 -A which food
does not satisfy. The ,yrs arc sunkeni tho
hands and feet become cold aud tfei c.amWy
After awhile c1u stts in. 10 Lrs. st4v dty
hat all = 50 f.w months IL is ai.f tended niih a
sreenIs Ish-collrrd s1pectoratigl. Tile p.lell
fees tired ail fhs aAiie and sleep coes I0t s-,i
l. 2no1d ans rest. After a time Tie suierei
becomes nervous. irritable. ant gloomy Gad
has evil forrbcainss. There IS fcdi4ts.. q
sort Ol wh.flns sensation IN gne head b
ris.lE up suddenly. The bowels become %
i've; skin is dry and hot ait'mesi tle blood
becomes thick ano stagnants Z r. whites at o..
eyes become uusel Nitn yci'0H- TIE ki4l $
srrTetipus become seAuIy a.a hltl cDluEr.
Cepo,iuug a sediment sitter s4auclts. There
ls frequently spittug up OF fh- food. some.
time Wlll . sour t1str and sarn. I nes nlLA a
sweet taste; TINS Is frequently attended Nitn a
pa'pit1tiOn of the Ieart aac astuuat.c sym =
toms. the vision becomes impaired. with epgI :
before ihe eye there il % l-eiug ol great lIss-
ira on ana aversion l. e2erti9H. either brci-
IS Cr mental; Ga. rruoIg le -Hues poor. arl j
ln fact the sufferer iee $ wreIchod nd mlseIa-
bic Ill over and a. the time.
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| Resilient Of Grand Rapids lHs YI.h-
III for ~ TsaG

i.'' Is 10 csftifs that J. John D. elers. oi
---.- NieeA. 2letl.. iaalalIH sf a liat. -oe Ne.
IS. Aa'f 'eea Troubled - "a lAtsfs lsT >ttsA
'-is 'Ak s1tleci ie tai - ee O east. 4as.
.- Ia Without 4pp4real exposure. 4 haze
.-nrfsd q q -sis greatly vlfa hslsa'-f 81 vlnd
--a palm Ia as STOMACH. e,efsthias e-i sp
po1f4ng 10 sife Aae clslre.s nQms aa NctAs
ago 1 consulted Dr Etar.0erl a. C.s q E.. a.
o. Monroe 81. Or--44 Aanlas aid aitel rtrt
lui cAAlalaai o. si iay ease i.s boelor ass
A4sel % OAreaic csl-fiA II lac lsad. Threat
4ld Stom2ca ald toid me he cogld clre nle.
80 / started lre-f aent - u Kan ald Aafe
ben steadily improving ever suce ! have
L2l no troGble Nitl colds islry. my hesd an1
tLr,aI feeling nlsl rate. aad ny sfo1aeA Is
getting better "a the time. aae ~ aula recon.
mead Dr. lssn naa as beipz ssllili iu fbr
treatment 81 suca cases Is tHl-e. and ] slll
corrolos.le the above 10 any p-IsoA - lo b. ay
cal GA lie. JOHN a. CLARA.
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EtheIbeTt D. COsman

Late Of the Cincinnati College Of Medicine
and surgery Cincinnati. ONO. has Offices at
Rooms ] and . 40. lD3 Norror-st.. Grand
Rapids. Mich. where all durable eases are
treated wifh success.
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con
sumption. Erigh.'s Disease. dyspepsia. Rheu
mstlsm and NERVOUS DISEASES. All
diseases peculiar 10 the sexes a specially.
CAIAEAN CURED.
CONSULTATION az Office or by mail. 81.
once hours 10 Il a. M. 2to4 p. N. ana 70
s p. d.. sunday to p. u.
Adc'ess al mall TO Or. T. o. Cosman. Rooms
and &. No. I'D MonrOe-st-. Grand Rapids
Mich.
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sole hr't. - Monroe si Grand A4pios Mleh-
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-25
Gn pGroijuto mcoicinjf
gt5hanOliua.
geaoW Meoicine, Miun.

Den npe uogaoe for 1890 at ben uoz
m9rfeoe mebicinife Saanpbo9 "0oltets
ter's glmouac" er MI f9roig % fan
iaaes gratis bps ale 8rnaaiTtec %
2anb6anblere / De 5orcnsfe 5tater %
Mterico, ia / ale cipil;icrCbe Gcle al ben
npe Seroen. 3enna <tlitnn'i bar up
ret uogipet reaelmGs i9t uco 8e9puoel
len al bpert Qar / en- WeuneIfcdloer.
Den ~inoebolber oeo Sioen al iunoe
prnftiite 5iaab for 6elbrebens 8euarelle
en- Mengoe mOriOm o9 LET 2R5niug,
&alenber, nltrOnOmilf lie Seregnin9er,
fronolp9iife Smoatterier o. 10. oft er
~uoarbeioet nleb ben itprite Sm1u %
glffuratesie. lIo9opcu al "SOltetter's
Ilmanac" for 1890 oil lanpipuli9pis
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