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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-08

Did anyone ever see man or woman
with "bay' hair? asks the Horse Word.
No more than he saw an auburn horse.
The word bay does not of itself signify a
color, and its use for the purpose Of desig-
mating the color of horse is purely ira
ditional. 1t originated in England IN a
district where the breed of horses was
mostly several shades away from the brown,
and vet too brown to be called red. There
grew in this district great many bay
frees to the leaves of which the horses
exhibited decided affinity. Thebay tree
had long been cherished among the natives
for the medical qualities of its leaves and
berries. and, in way, was sacred to them,
having had place in many OF their le-
gends and superstitions. Every breeder OF
horses was sure to have number OF the
trees and relied upon them almost exciu-
siyely for the medicines wherewith to cure
his horses. The leaves we're used IN tomen-
tations and the berries in oysters. The
horses coming from this district, reared
among the bay trees, became known as
bav horses, and the uniformity OF their
color led to the common use Of the term
Horse and Stable.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-08
inst the usual Ineredients,

''Say p he called to Woodward avenue
grocer the other morning, Ppm in great
hurry and can't linger. My wife wants
the stuff to make some mince meat. Put
it up and Pll call in as l go to dinner"
every WE'LL" was the reply, and when
he returned the grocer pointed to heap
of packages on the table and said:
"Guess Pve got everything put up for
you"
"Gewhitakern but you don't mean that
pile is for mep
"All yours, sir"
aBut you don't claim that l want thirty
four ingredients to make niace pie !"
"Only the usual ingredit MT, sir-meat,
apples, currants, raisins, allspice, pepper,
vinegar, cinnamon, citron, cloves and so
forth. If your wife happens to remember
anything else she wants to put in just call
me up by telephone. Been over the list
twice, and am sure have it right. Free
Press
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-08
THAT TERRIBLE GRIPPE. "
What 1t Really Is Explained by One of
the Best Informed Men In America.

The President of one of the leading New
York Medical colleges in conversation With the
writer the other evening. said:
La Grippe the Russian influenza, that has
caused so much talk, is more severe atfiiction
than people usually think. It arises mysteriously
and appears to have its origin in the atmos-
phere. The last time it visited America was in
1903, and It came then as now, from Asia. The
name Influenza comes from the suggestion
that the malady was due to the influences OF
the heavenly bodies, but more modern science
has discovered that it is due to the changes in
the electrical conditions. Whatever may be
the cause, it is a strong congestion OF the blood
vessels and mucous membrane. principally IN
the head and throat, and nothing but strong
stimulants will check this congestion and keep
the blood actually circulating. For this pur-
pose I know of nothing better than pure whisky,
and I believe Duffy's Pure Malt to be the best
and purest whisky known to the world.
Formerly this influenza was said to preeede
an epidemic of the plague. and the person who
was about to be taken with the latter, has as
preliminary, fit of sneeziug. Now it precedes
q worse epidemic than the plague, namely. the
terrible pneumonia. its beginning is slight, but
its ending is often terrible. Pains in the limbs,
back, chest and head sore throat and lack
of appetite copious discharge al the nose; these
are some of the symptoms of this dread disease.
Upon the slightest approach of any of these
symptoms, nervous feeling, or lassitude, resort
should be had to pure whisky, which is the
only certain means of breaking up this cpl
demic before 1t secures a hold upon the system
or check iC when it becomes started. Care
should be taken, however, to secure only that
which is pure, as the article above named GER
tainly is
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-08

preparation of the ground the more plant
food available for the young corn in the
spring. This is an excellent time for turn
ing up the cut-worms, as exposure to frost
destroys them. Flowing also permits the
frost to pulverize the clods.
The handspring of farming is the seed.
1t is more important to secure good seed
than to prepare for its reception in the
soil. The failure of seed to terminate
may cost the farmer the loss of an entire
crop. The seed is something that the
farmer should carefully examine now,
before spring opens, by testing it in boxes
of earth under glass.
Lime has the advantage of being benef-
cial at all seasons, though its effects in the
soil may not be immediate. 1t never in
jures land if properly applied, and though
its results may be unsatisfactory at first,
yet the effects are lasting, the lime applied
this year proving beneficial in the future.
Lime is cheap and should be used freely.
A small quantity of bone dust placed be-
meath the ground around the stem of young
fruit trees, but not directly in contact with
the tree, will prevent gophers from work
ing and doing damage. Bone dust is one
of the very best of fertilizers.
Never prop a fruit tree says the NeW
England Homestead If the load is too
heavy thin the fruit, and make what is
left better than it could possibly be if
overcrowded.
If wire is placed around the limbs of
trees or the trunks of trees for any reason
and it is used to fasten on labels-do not
let it remain so long as that the tree out
grows it.
During the winter make up your mind
just what kind of garden you will have
next summer, and how you viii lay it out.
The farmer who moves into a new coun-
try should attend to setting out fruit trees
just as quickly as possible.
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FRIEND & TERRY
Lumber Company.
NEW PROCESS CORN MEAL.

NEUBoURG q Lagos, STAR MILLS AND
IN Malt House, 1016 to 1920 Fifth street.
Manufacturers of malt and ell kinds of meal.
Also, dealers in hops, corks, produce grain,
feed aud brewers supplies. Special attention
is called to our new process corn meal ano
farins. Exchange sold on the principal cities
of Europe. n1-u
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rhe Toothpick Nuisance.

"Where do these little things come
from?" asked the reporter as he picked up
some toothpicks after eating lunch.
sob, from various places" said he.
''They are made of maple wood, or should
be. We get the most Of our supply from
New York City. Millions upon millions OF
them are used yearly. Why, / actually
believe that some men can get away with
several thousand a year. They seem to
think that the restaurant keeper never
pays anything for them. They will grab
up handful every time they eat a ten
cent lunch. No, we can't kick, we would
lose custom, SO we've got to grin and bear
it, Cincinnati Iimes-Stdr.
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ARouT CARPETs.

The Philadelphia Carpet Trade says
there is no demand for Brussels carpet, as
is shown by the fact that one Philadel-
phia mill devoted to its manufacture has
been sold and another removed to Wooster,
Mass. That the price of this fabric has
been mercilessly cut down from season to
season there can be no doubt. There was
a time within few years when il was
thought that the tapestry mills would be
wiped out of existence by the eheapness
and plentifulness of Brussels, but Just now
the position of the two industries seems
reversed, and there is positive buoyancy
in tapestry and tapestry velvet circles. 1t
has been long time since tapestry yelyets
were as popular as now, and the low price
at which they have been sold has, we
imagine, diverted Brussels buyers in favor
of the pile fabric.
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INTERESTING TO WOMEN.
JENNIE B. WARD TALKS ON VARIOUS
EVERYDAY TOPICS.
Good Advice as to What We Should Eat
Household Hiots and Other
Matters

Correspondence of the RECORD UNIoN.l
Home is home, however lowly:
Peaceful pleasures there abide;
Soothing thoughts and visions holy
Cluster round our own freside.
Though the outer world be dark,
And its ocean dashed to foam,
Safe within its sheltering ark,
AL is calm and bright at home.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-08

PERSONS who lead life of exposure are
subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lum-
bago and will find q valuable remedy in
DR.. ]. b. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment;
it will Danish pain and subdue infamma-
ton,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-08

R6 BUYS a CORD
OF STOVE WOOD, OR TON OF COAL
for IS. Get your winters supply now ~
the G, o. D. Yard, Fourth and streets.
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A COUNTRY PARLoR.

Some time ago Mrs Cleveland conceived
the idea of arranging room in the style
she remembered to have seen in the house
of her grandmother in Wyoming county,
New York, number of years ago. She
at once wrote to her relative, Mrs Cush-
man, who lives in Cowellsyille, n. Y, and
asked if she could reproduce rag carpet
of the design which covered the floor of
her grandmother's room. Mrs. Cushman
replied that she would try to do so and
at once set to work tearing rags into strips,
coloring them and preparing them for the
weaver. The carpet was finished in due
time and sent on to Mrs. Cleveland; it is
a combination of the "hit and miss" and
''fancy stripe" variety. The room, by the
way, will be very unique affair, and Mrs.
Cleveland intends to reproduce as nearly
as possible room such as served the pur-
pose of drawing-room in the last genera
ton. There is to be spinning-wheel in
one corner, the fireplace to be decorated
with pair of old-fashioned andirons and
there will be all the paraphernalia which
went to make up the interior decorations
of country parlor. 1t will be distinct
lively an American room. There will be
no doubt that the example set by Mrs.
Cleveland will lead to the adoption of
rag carpet "fad" among some Of our fash
ionable people.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-08

FoR relieving Throat Troubles and
Coughs, Browns Bronchial Troches" have
a worldwide reputation. Sold only in
boxes. Price % cents.
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PREJUDICE and ignorance have given
way TO Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t has
stood the test.
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unb numpfiinni8ften Prayer ; Book
leien unb m6gen He fi6 e%nnuqiren. baB
ibnen Moos uab 59immel auf benz Bu'
del wd9f, bas iol uus febr 8let6gtls
iig ieir. 9ie @ei6mdder finb eben
beri6ieoen unb mir balten es nit benz
NIten Grib. bet aud nSeben nod feiner
Gacon ielis tperben" lafen tpolte. IIs
lein mas mir gang energii9 Derlangen,
6as 1T, taB man nun au6 uns eben 10
bibi9 i'm &ube lafe, tpie mir Sene.
unb bob man au9 uns unierem Sc.
f9made folgen unb uus mad unferer
Saecn ielig peroen lafe uub bas i'm
tueitefien SHINE beg Wortesl
Mean bic Ortboboren in bic Gnse
gebrdngt tperben unb es ibnen an Nr'
gumcnten unb @tiiaben feDIt, bann
ereifen fe nit Yorlie5e gu ber Sattif
iiber uSntoleran34 gu iammern. @s
1T tpirtli9 gum 99reien! Gerabe tie,
Die Wnoeren lire Gosmea uub 2ebsnss
ani9auungen auf3pingen molen, meb>
tlageu hber Sntoleran3, toenn man bic
Solerau3 nidt 10 melt treiben tuiG. f4
mie elm sur G@Iadtbant gefibrtes
2amm NGes tpilenlos gefanen gu lafs
fen. So bieBe aber einfa@ geiltigeu
GelbamorS beseben, tuenft man bic
fd6ae Sugeno Der Snlbiamteit 10 nett
treiben poaie. fe aud bis auf bic 1ns
~buIofamteit su erffeden. Oa wirbe
bic D~uIblarfeit eben oufb6reu cine
Suaenb gu feiu unb anfangen gum 2a'
ter BET Glei6salti9feit, ber ftrdHi9en
Apatbie gu perbsn.
Nber es 1T cine Sbatio9e bob bas
ameritanif6e Bolt burh eben bieie
1ebertreibung Der Dulbiamfeit al ben
inferen Mddten Der Sutolerana-m6,
gen He f1 @abbaibss Ganatitsr, pro.
b%ibitioniifen nber fonfmie nennen = eis
ren fol6 ungebeueren freien Spielraum
CUR gntmidelnng segeben unb selaKeu
bat. big fe benz BoIfe f9lieBli9 iiber
Ben &opf getpadien finb unb bic Grei.
beiten behelben gu 5erni1ten broben.
SIR nd6fes 3iel 1T bas yStaa!ss
fir1entbum" limb cine ber 6aupts@ taps
pen CUR grrei@uns befeIbeu III bic
faatli6e ginri6tung beg 6abbatbss
3uanses, iouie bic iibrisen Metbobeu,
6ur9 neIGe bic &eIision unb bic 2trs
DE in ben Stoatsberbanb eingef6mugs
seIt merben fo1en.
gs mar baber b6lig correft, oaB mon
al bieIen uebergriffen habur1 entge,
gentrat, bab man auf bic Nerfafungs.
Wibigfeit iener Betrebunsen binpies
unb Die 2egislatur III elmer lebr maBs
Dol, aber bod entimieben gebaltener
getiticu auf ben Wiberfpru6 oufmerts
fam ma6te, in benz iene 8elrebungen
nit Der GerfaRung ffeben.
SIN 3ntereKe Der 6a9e tpiniden
mir, hab iene 9etition re9t 3abtrei9e
unteridriften finben nigel
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@aS sic Mn!erbaltttmg Der gtaatS=
Gdufen fpftet.


Der iiber spei Sabre reibenbe 8e.
ri6t ber teranifGen 51ulbebbroe lit
foeben Dsrbfentli9t morben unb giebt
bas foIgenbe &eiultot: Sic 3abI Der
f1ulpfi9tigen Ginber 1T cine biel Qr6,
Bere, als In benz 0oranf6lag 0es gus
pe~rintenbenten angeuommeu mar unb
bic Wirfiamteit beg Stats 51uIfps
fems bat f6 ebenfaus 10 piel man fi@
auf bic ftatilfii9en Wngaben oerIafen
fam, in ieber ,0inf9t ais cine bebe,l.
tenb grbBere beudbrt.
Die geiammten Musgaben fir bas
lebte 6@uliabr baben fi6 auf So. 178.
300 beiaufen; nur ettpa Elm Drittel
bieier Gunnle tpurbe bur6 bic Giaatss
f@ulfeuer aufgebra@t, elm Srittel fIoB
aus QofalsG teuern unb anbereu lofalen
Quelen uab bas lebte Srittel Iieferten
bic 3infeu, wel9e bic ShulbonOs unb
2anbnoten bradten un6 bas Yadtgelb
fitr bas berpa6tete 6hulano.
Oie Summe, wel6e fir bic 8e3ab.
lung Der 2ebrergebdlter notbwenbig
mar, bot fi6 auf 1888. GA geftelt.
Die iibrigen G0Ffen tuaren: fir bic Be-
auff1tiguug $97. 607, fur 8auten, Hes
paratiir, MietEe unb M6blirung BON
G6utbdufern 1923, 700 uno fur Goms
milton unb berf9iebene onbereu Mus.
gaben $500. 900.
Mie Der 8eri6t aeigt, bat Der unters
ri1t III ben Gtaatsi1ulen f9 In BEN
St6bten unb 9iitritt : Counties i'm
Dur9f9nitt tiber einsn ldngeren 3eitz
raum, als bic BON Der 0~erfaHung bors
gef6rnbenen feds Monate erftredt.
tpdbrsnb ct out benz 2anbe burhf@nitts
lid ipeniser oIs fHnf Monate gebauert
bot. Ma9 Nustpeis Der Sabele, tDels
@e BITE moratIiGen 3ablungen aus benz
staatsi9ulfonb giebt, bertbeilen f9
bic 3abIungen nod Der erifen grOBen
Au ssablung. tue.9e aus elmer bonn
Gomptrsaer cusgeffelten NaweiIung
an bic gountp $ Gteuereinnebmer bes
ffanb. 3iemliG gIeidmdBig iber bic iibs
rigen Wonate, ba bic S6uiseit fi6 aber
I'm Dur6i9niit auf einen titraerea Ser'
min als finf Monate ifelIte, bGitea bic
2ebrer In ben meifien Counties eth paar
Monate 5u tparten, big bic leste @es
baItssabluue erfoIste.
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@ladttde 2emte ans Saeiana.

l@rettt rDa8 Electric Bitter81 Bat mir mehr 9enhst,
ais ale anberen Msertetnen juiammenSenrmulen, sesen
aae BITE 8ei@werben unb 2etben, peI9e bic GclSe BON
rer unb Wteb5hAter Spbu Geslie, ebenfaus BON Sba=
ptae, fact: sd balte electric 8itterS fur BITE bette
Mebisin, BITE es stebt, i4 babe mid na@ ttrem 0ez
etn GiSenmaaren : 9dnbfer ~berielben SrtfHaft, Sast ]:
yGIeetrie Bitters to Serabe Das, mas Sernaub brdudt,
behen @efunbbett total yaut ben Sunb s~efonlrnen it1-
mite man gu Iaeen pfe8t. Wtr bat e8 bic @eIunbbeit
wteherseseben unb Id bube ipieber 9ppettt un6 neuen
9eben8muthla
Die EIaiae fpftet nur 80 Gents. gu BADEN in allen
Gppthefen, Greib, Ghpmpicn & Co., Wbcleiale.
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Muerlet.

- Ser Neser %. Me@artbp, Der on
Der Molnuts unb 6ibs6 iraBe cine
GroeerD fibtt. neriebie ieiner Grau i'm
Streite nit ibr - CT rolte iie aus benz
bauie iagen - msbrere gefdbrlihe
Stihwunben i'm @ef6t unO Naden.
Damn enifob Der unmeuid. i
= Mir bsrmeiTeu auf bic 2otaluo'
tisen ber 6irma M. 6 q ano la &
Sobn i'm beutigen 8latts.
- @ehern fanb inter feietlidsu Sc.
~reuaonien bic @runbfeiu!eguug aur
Mlamo Bopttfen. Stride ftatt, bic on Der
Ode BON Npenue 8 uto Jlnftes Strabe
erlsaut pirb.
Der WaTeaberwalter ces Gez
fddfts bon y. 8runspid & Sobn Seiet
an, bob Der geiammte Maarenportai9,
betfebenb in S1nittpaaren aler Ait,
Clothing &c. obae &adF6t auf ben
R~nheupreis ausUerfauft pirb. Sieb.
2rtalnotis.
Die nMtffion 0ofe Go.
sc o.. 4" feie,t beu.e Nbeno ibr flnftes
@,tiftungsfeit bur9 eiuen grcBen Bal
nit 8antett im Miiions > Satin.
8eHen Don't fiji bic freunblide GinIa'
eang bierju.
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6o93eitssefhenfe,
8ei6lifene Slider,
6ru6tsg ebdIter,
pit6ers
&opaI Worcster 8aien,
Goulton grper
Sron @romn @hocolaoensS6pIe
&oDal Glemiib. Sarbiniere BEL
WemtDn & Meller.
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s@- g1te &nez unb 8ourbonsW bis.e
Ties gu niebrigen BreiIen Bel 90. 6 o.
fanoIa & Sobn
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@erbamsnihbpller 8aiammemfos.

Die Spriben unb s1Iau1.4 ompaas
MEN foIgten geltern Mbeno einem fals
fden alarmignal, bas aus Der 2. Marb
fam. Mit g~etpobnter promptbeit feb.
ten f6 unfere Ieuerwebrleuie nit ibren
Mpparaten in 8etueguug. Mn Der gde
ber Srabiss unb ct. Marp's > @trabe
f1lug bet Satens unb 2eitertpagen ber
3. Gompagnie UNI; Der @unlet
G6lau@wagen, ber unmittelbar folgie,
rannte geger oas 0inoerniB unb i'm
Mugenblif CAB es ein allgemeines
9ur1einGnber. Ser Mnpran mar 10
ftart, baB smei auf ben Wagen fbenbe
Geuerwebrleute aber sebn GuR melt ge.
f9Iaubert Uurben.
s.. Greemau, 8ormana Der Gun|et.
66lau6sR ompagnie, brad bas linte
Bsin uno bat anbere fhuere duBerlide
8erleBungen erlitten.
Soc 6oud erIitt 8erIebungen arr
Gopfe unb on anberen Sbeilen bes R6rs
pers.
pbil. Stranger purbe elm Bein aes
broden unb trdst f6uere innere Der.
lebungen babDn.
ai1arb 9al bat cine Wunbe ON
Rnie unb ON 3opfe.
Sobn putnam unb o. Sonp, bic BON
ibren 6iBen geI9leubert tuurbeu. er.
bielien duberli6e VerIeBungen.
Oie Nerpunoeten purben Dorldufia
tbeiIs In bic Mobnung bes 9errn lips
ION, theils In cine Mpotbefe gebra6t
uno bort bon ben Mer5ten Gbreplbire,
Watts unb Prefon bsbanbeIt.
unertldrli6 III es ben Geusrleuteu,
pie ber 0afen. unb 2eiteruagen, Der
bur1aus ni9t nit GROCER 51neaigteit
fubr, umftiir3en fonnte. Dem S6lau9s
uagen Der Suniet, 2ompagnie, Der ars
nnlttelbor folgte, mar es unmDgIi9, ous
3ubalten uub Die 9ataitropbe gu Der.
bin6ern.
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Sic emma Sud, Sperntrnppe


CAB geffern Nbeu6 i'm Opernbauie
8iaet's Meiiermert Carmen" Dor Ell
mem duBert aablrei@en unb g9dasens
ben Iubitoriun,, uel9es bic 3iin1t!srin
marin empfiag uab i'm 2aufe bes 4benbs
fhr tire 2~eiftunsen nit Wpplaus abers
i@tttete.
emma Sud erl9ien in ber Sitsl'
role. Sbre Stimn1e III ni9t iebr tart,
aber angenebm; tbr Spiel bagegen 1T
portrefHt9. SRI. garlota Maconoa bat
einen berrli9en Sopran; Re Durbe IT,
rer i9pierisen Portie in bolem Mabe
gere1t. 9ie 6errenrolen Daren ni6t
70 atinitia beiebt.
9as Sr9effer unter 2eitung bes
0errn Nbolpb N%euenborf bes Rompos
nifen bes r&attenfdnger bon 6ameln",
mel1es etne Mu3abl nambafter Glnfs
ler, ausse3ei6nete 8iolinifsn, 9orn=
unb Oboe : Bldier entbalt, Ieifet oors
aagli9es.
Mu9 Der Gbor 1T bon unb fart; ct
meif re9t frif9e Sttmmen auf, nur
feblen bic BdFe.
Sn ber beutiseu Matinee tpir5 Der
Grsif@uB" sesebsn. Serte absnb :
nGauf".
F"
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W 3 y b VW "W "
Dpn
81. Srunsmid & gpbm,
beifebenb aug 6errenz uttb &nabenz
Mn5iiget, 9iiten, S6uben, sStiefeln,
&leiberfofen a1er Dirt, pubwaaren,
Quilts u1tb 8lanfets, fur5 Der fdmmtz
li6e 8orratb nett unter GOfenpreis,
bur9 W. S@mitser,
Nfiignee.
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" Sd @ahauotd & @ebn
bd ben ips3iea far bic felttoge mebrere
ga~rlabuugen California 8sine erbol.
tell.
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,pnopm ein srpRer She'll tit BET staot
bebaltett tperoen fpmnte, uemtt ltitiere
8iirger mebr lire iplioe mmO prpmpte
bctmiide Teaeroeriibcrna9s=@ eiel=
ibaft, bic ,,9tlamp" p%atrpniiirt bat=
ten. Npcb 8amm fir Q erbcHermmgcm.
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sas- 9ie Iebte sroBe 5enbune bon
&iesling, Mngelica, Ma6eira, port unb
SberrD an 80. Ga fanola &
g o lit bor3agli@.
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Seen eefauen.
sBr bsaaffatsn ibH jses Dspanement unhuss Gedafs ub mnnsn temid&n infer.
3t
gr absrOoubeien ahmanb! @r iogen smau, pIden Dnib iees safrnasnt b.
Grfmuen be6aHen, nd1e mir fit bic beHn bRen.
s"o mm uS D. mir fur boar taufsn,I 10 erbaden mir Bic MNbrsfsn gue
uer en t1ogi@es uub fabies @eibaf anf@baut nnt maben nnre Yruypin bebbaIkn.
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@rmnSeiaeutbmms . uebertraauuaes,

@ruaoeiaeutbnms . uebertraaumaes.
grel Meerf9eiot on 20. q. cannon.
584 4der 2anb In 8eSar gountp, aus
9renaenb on bic Sutbeps 80 unb 80,
&c. 500.
M. u. Waperid an g.. 6. Siapp,
3uei @~runbfide on 8ictoria. 5trase,
1920.
SEQ. $. Gnmitt on Mortin Ridter,
Girumbitld OIL 4lasan greet. $40.
5. eielsfp an Martin Ri6ier, atuei
@runoltide in @iiD Got 139, $110.
%. SanGe3 on 3. 8. Mumme, 3tpei
@runbftide on Der n6rbliden 9..6tra.
Be, $115.
u. ". Maber on Mot @ulsba6er
bier Srunofhde In @iip 8iep. $12S-
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na- Wenu Sbr fd6ne Weibna6ts.
gel6ente faufen tcollt. sebt 3u g 6 tps
& MeIIer.
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aa- Yrdparirte Supper, Sleii6s
urb Slid : Breierben aler grt bel
MiIfon& &ote, @de Souton &
Solebab StraBe.
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SIN faae bon 3ranfbeit ODER
nrsIid sebabren uir tets
ldngsre 3eit. Shit 31psfbffem,
Noten fam bis nidt sefdeben,
@'r brauden anicre aoten
tt,,D Sid)etbeiten ridt an Ban.
I era ODER @elonerIeiber Su
traeGferifen, UNI nit benz @elb
unfsr @efddft meiter3ufibreu.
&ir braufen nidt tobe
@ssife su bersduen fir Sn.
~fsrmente, msld,e pir ouf Ssit
hsrtaufsn. um bic 8infen au
@orf@aGe bcraussufdlassn.
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HS- Gtber gatamba 3u 81 per Sal.
lone bel so. 6 afauoIa & Sebu.
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9iqu6r > 5srOiee. sei6lifends @ias,
Wofer
Wein
bos feinite gforttment bel 0sn4on&
WeIIer.
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Mir berfaufen Yianos unb
Srseln 70 niebrig gesc1 baar
ofer auf 10 lei6te 3abluHsen
b'n vie trgeno elm sauS i'm
Ncrheu ofer Siloen.
Miy pollen &c ne Wottu oeer
StIcrheit. ieyiln mir pianos
ODER Erscln serfhufen. SSH
referoiren nn8 bas anre9t aui
bas Snfrumeni.
Ncten sonnen lei6t brittep
9erfonfn i~ibertrasen nerOea
Delde Die @inl6fun9 cerfsIbe.
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