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Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
PUBLICLY ANSWERED.
THANKS RETURNED THRoUGHTHIs
PAPER.
A Firm of the Highest Standing Re-
plies to Its Ocean of Correspond
ents.

To the Editors of the HERALD:
Will you kindly state in you columns
that we desire to publicly and CRATE
fully acknowledge the overwhelming
correspondence which daily pours in
upon US. The number of letters is so
great as to render most difficult the sep
arate and personal attention each one
merits. They are from all classes and
conditions of people, and their warm
words OF gratitude are such a source of
pleasure to us that we feel impelled to
thus acknowledge them. We also de-
sire to return our thanks for the kind
words which have been said OF us and
the recommendations which have been
made to others who have been or are
now sufferers. The following extracts
from letters, picked at random from
pile, are fair sample of what the 9TH
ers contain:
One mother writes: "Your medicine
saved my boys life. My prayers are
with you constantly, and l bless God
that l ever learned of Warmers Safe
Cure.'
Another person, whose father was
snatched from the grave when on it's
very brink, exclaims: 1.-THE happiness of
this family is in your keeping, and we
shall never cease to remember you in
our prayers and best Wishes"
Says another: 1--WE are the more grate-
full to you because all hope had fed. The
best physicians failed, and we expected
to surrender our loved one but for your
remedy. Warmers Safe Cure snatched
him back from the grave, and has per-
manently restored him to health"
A mother whose child was nearly car
ried away exclaims II don't know you !;
l perhaps never shall see you, but the
image of very benevolent man is con-
stantly in my mind when think of you,
for you have done me and mine an act
| OF kindness that l never can repay, and
never expect to see the like again. God
bless you and give you prosperity in all
your wsys."
One poor young lady, who was the
victim of consumption, says: "You
cannot imagine the gratitude that wells
up in my heart as think Of what your
medicine has done for me. 1 never ex-
pected to recover, although would not
acknowledge this to myself nor to my
friends. But now that 1 have gotten
rid of the lung trouble, which I found
was caused by uric acid poison in the
blood, my only thought is one Of graft
tude to you, that you, Mr.. Warner, de-
termined to spread the merits of your
wonderful preparation before the
world"
Another one writes: 'My fortune
may slip away and l may lose my
friends; my health may disappear, but
/ shall never cease to praise you that you
ever put this remedy upon the market,
for it has done for me what no other per-
son living could do, and what no one.
before the deed was accomplished, be-
lieved could be possible. I feel that l
have my life as special gift from provi-
dence through your hands, and you can
not imagine the profound gratitude I
feel toward you."
1t is occasion for gratitude to be the
recipients of such letters, and to feel
that we have contributed 30 much to
the happiness of the world. Realizing
this fully, we again desire to return our
thanks. Most sincerely,
H. H. WARNER & Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05

leaving holes, without first obtaining q
permit from the esuperintendento OF build
ings, who shall require bond or deposit
that said hole will be filed up within
reasonable time.
Recommend that the city attorney be
instructed 10 ascertain where parties are
squatted upon or occupying city lands,
or having any such land fenced in for
private purposes, and to demand from
all such parties rent for land so occupied,
and this recommendation is especially
directed to parties occupying city land
on Chavez street west of the river.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
Speaker Crisp and ex-Speaker
Reed Lock Horns.
ATug of War on the No Quorum
Question.
Each Distinguished Adversary Got
Hot Under the Collar.
TAsSpeaker Sta Down ON the ex-Speaker
IN an Emphatic Manner-House and
Senate observation-disclosures
ton Notes.
.iAss0ciated Press Dispatches.

sASgOC1hteQ PreSS DlSpaCCneS.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Greek met
Greek in the house today, and for few
minutes lively parliamentary colloquy
was carried on between Speaker Crisp
and ex-Speaker Reed over the vexed
question of mo quorum" The entire
day had been consumed in desultory
consideration of minor measures, and
Kilgore of Texas moved recess until
SPIN. On division, the vote stood So
to "a. Enloe demanded tellers, and
they being refused, raised the point
that no quorum had voted.
'sThe gentleman from Tennessee"
said the speaker, ''makes the point of
no quorum on the motion, and the
chair will have to appoint tellers."
Here Reed interposed with the re
mark: ''The gentleman does not make
the point of no quorum. He makes the
point that no quorum voted"
''Under the rules of the house, and
under the present administration of the
house." said the speaker, gentlemen
are not present unless they vote"
IApplause from the Democratic side.
"That shows" said Mr.. Reed, "that
there has been . new system adopted
since last congress-"
s'That shows that the present Occu-
pant of the Dchair will endeavor to en-
force the rules of the house as they now
exist" retorted the speaker.
i'Nevertheless." replied the ex-
speaker, ''the observation made is en-
tirely correct"
'tPerhaps it is," said the speaker with
dignity, "but it is entirely out of or
der"
SIT is entirely correct" persisted Mr..
Reed, ''and the chair has no right to
make such remarks."
''The chair thinks the gentleman en-
tirely out of Order," reiterated the
speaker. 'The point of no quorum was
made by somebody else, and the chair
entertained the point, whereupon the
gentleman from Maine made a sugges-
fion.''
'sAnd thereupon," interposed Mr..
Reed, II said to the chair that the gen.
tlemen made the point that no quorum
had voted, and the chair stated it to be
n point OF no quorum, which is differ
ont proposition. 1 have a right to call
the attention of the chair to that. The
CHAIR had no right to make such re-
tort, even if he was supported by disor-
aderly applause upon his side, which he
permitted"
1.-THE chair will state" said the
speaker, 'that there is no distinction
under the present rules of the house be-
tween the point of no quorum and of no
quorum voting. There was distinc-
ton between those points under the
rules of the last congress.
During the colloquy between the
speaker and the ex-speaker, both gen.
flemen appeared to lose in some degree
their equanimity, and their retorts were
characterized by some degree of
warmth.
The house afterward took a recess un-
til am, the evening session being de-
voted to the consideration of private
nenaion hills
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
La Grippe successfully Treated.

II have just recovered from second
attack of the grip this year." says Mr..
Jas. O. Jones, publisher OF the Leader.
Mexia, Tex. SIN the latter case l used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and
think with considerable success, only
being in bed little over two days,
against ten days for the first attack.
The second attack, am satisfied, would
have been equally as bad as the first,
but for the use of this remedy, as l had
to 60 to bed in about six hours after be-
ing struck with it, while in the first
case was able to attend to business
about two days before getting down."
30 cent bottles for sale by @. F. Heinze-
man, druggist, 222 North Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
PUBLIC WORKS.
The Report Adopted Yesterday By the
Board.

Board.
The board of public works yesterday
adopted the following report to be SUBJ
mitted to the council:
In the matter of petition OF George R.
Shatto ct al, No. l47, we recommend
that Lucas avenue, between Orange and
Seventh streets, be opened as prayed
for; that the district of assessment ex-
tend from Sixth street to the north line
of Seventh street, and that the city en-
gineer furnish the city attorney with the
necessary data; also that the city attor-
ney present the necessary ordinance of
intention.
In the matter of petition No. 145, from
Charles Kay, we recommend that leti-
toner be permitted to move sprinkling
hydrant on the corner of Third and
Alameda streets, to the opposite corner
under the direction of the superinten-
dent of street sprinkling.
In the matter of petition from Sacra-
menta Lopez de Cumming ct al, No.
$50, we recommend that the petition be
granted, and that the city attorney pre-
sent an ordinance aban doning so much
of Pennsylvania avenue, Lopez and
Also streets as extends across portions
of block L of Geo. Cummings' subdivis-
ion of portion of 35 acre lots 3 and 4.
block 60, H. S.
Recommend that petition No. 146,
from G. F. Heinzeman, asking for the
construction of crosswalks, be fled.
In the matter of petition No. 148, from
A. P. Cross, asking to be allowed to
erect water tank to supply water to
street sprinkling wagons, near the East
Side park, recommend the petition be
granted. provided the tank be placed
inside the fence.
In the matter of petition from Henry
T. Hazard ct al, No. 140, recommend
that this petition be granted to grade
Hope street between Twenty-eighth and
Thirtieth streets by private contract,
under specifications No. 8, provided the
contractor grade the entire two blocks
described; and that the city attorney be
instructed to prepare and present the
necessary ordinance.
Recommend that the street superin-
tendent be instructed to road mp Ninth
street between Central avenue and San
Pedro street, and to level off said Ninth
street between Lemon and Alameda
streets.
Recommend that the street superin-
tendent notify the property owners to
remove clay or gravel that may have
fallen upon sidewalks after streets in
front OF their several properties have
been graded,
Recommend that the street superin-
tendent be instructed to construct
drain on the north side Of Pink street,
about 200 feet west of Beaudry avenue,
30 as to drain the water from the ravine
into said street.
Recommend that the ordinance of in
tention to construct cement sidewalk
on Beaudry avenue between Temple and
Court streets be placed upon its passage.
Recommend that ordinance of inten-
ton to pave, curb with cement, side
walk with cement eight feet wide, and
sewer Olive street between Fifteenth
and Pico streets, be placed upon its
passage.
Recommend that the city attorney be
instructed to present an ordinance max
ing it misdemeanor for any person to
make excavations for the purpose of
taking gravel or earth from lots and
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
APPROPRIATION BILLS.

KsduetIOns In the Amounts Allowed for
PensiOns, Army and Navy.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The house
appropriations committee today finished
consideration of the bill making an ap-
preparation on account of pensions for
the fiscal year 1893. As completed it
appropriates $134, ,825, 900, as compared
with estimates aggregating $l47 ,000, 600
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05

We would respectfully invite all visitors to
the CITRUS FAIR 10 call at our branch carriage
repository, 2lO-2l2 North Main street, and
see the fine stock of carriages, buggies, phae-
tons, surreys and fancy buckboaros, as there
carried in stock by us. We shall be pleased TO
show you the goods, even If you do not desire
to purchase. HAwLEY, KING & Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05

Total for the leading cities of the
United States, $l,2l6,S 1885, ,058; an in
crease of l4.5 per cent over same week
year ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05

Mr. Charles Raith. Matchmaker and Jeweler
Baltimore and Mount streets, Baltimore, Nd,
said: sT have been suffering excruciating pain
caused by spraining my left ankle, and have
been unable to obtain any decided relief or to
walk right. was advised by friend to try
Salvation Oil, which did, and to my astonish-
ment and delight, after trying 1t am able to
use my left ioot and leg as well as my, right; 1t
didn't take half of q bottle to Omplish this.
It also cured my rheumatic troubles
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
Most Baking Powders
Contain Ammonia or Alum:
C1eve1and's does not

It is made only Of pure cream Of tar
tar and soda, with little flour added to
keep the strength, nothing else. That
is why Cleveland's baking powder is
perfectly wholesome, does the work bet
ter and keeps food moist and fresh.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
CLEARING HOUSE RETURNS.
Clearings Of the Principal Cities During
the Pact Week.

New YORK, March 4.-Bradstreet's re-
turns show the following clearings, with
the per cent of increase and decrease,
in the principal cities of the United
States during the past week:
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05

SHILOH CATARRH REMEDY, marvel
GUS cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker
mouth. and Headache. With each bottle there
cessful treatment of these complaints without
extra charge. Price soc. Sold wholesale by
Haas, Baiuch d Co., and all retail druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
ARMY APPROPRIATIONS.
THE NAVAL BUDGET.

The house naval affairs committee has
practically completed the naval bill,
which appropriates $24, 900; the ap-
preparation for the current year is
$31, 146, ,l45, and the department esti-
mates for the next fiscal year were
$27. .194, $3.50. No appropriation is made
for the new cruiser which is authorized;
81 100000 is appropriated for the con-
struction of ships heretofore authorized,
and 50 900, 900 for their armaments, this
last being 100000 less than the esti-
mates.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05

Columbus Buggies.
These celebrated buggies OF the Columbus
Buggy Company's make are on exhibition at
our branch carriage repository, 2lO-212 North
Main street. HAwLEY, KING Il Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05

and the appropriation for the current
year of $135, ,C0O, 900.
The committee on appropriations to-
day reported the invalid pension bill,
and it was referred to the committee OF
the whole.
ARMY APPROPRIATIONS.
The house committee on military af-
fairs today completed the army appro-
priation bill. 1t is provided that here
after no money appropriated shall be
used in the payment of transportation
over any non bonded linee, owned, con-
trolled or operated by the Union Pacific
railway company or by the Southern
Pacific comprny, over lines embraced
in its Pacific system. The maximum
amount of mileage which may be
allowed officers travelling ON duty, with
out troops, is reduced from A to 8 cents
a mile. The total appropriation is
$24, ,245, ,649, which is 1867 $50 less than
the appropriation for the current year,
and $1,70l ,55S less than the department
estimates.
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Sreie Sfdote.

9amburs. @inem eutleeli6en
Selbitmorb III Solse bon @eiifeslt0>
runs fiel Der Nentier &opf gum
Spfer. Sn Der Slide ieiner 8obnut1s
le9te er ieine linte 9anb arf BEN 9auz
blod, ergriff bann Elm Sell, baS ct por=
Der bate f6leifen lafen, uno l0ite
bur9 Slpei 9ept6tige Siebe Die Sano
bon Dem Mrm. 8~eiinnung8los ~ltiirjte
er bann auf Die Dtele Der &ii6e uieoer,
unb erlt mad mebreren Wtinuten erbolte
er ii6 etpaS, 10 baB er laut um 9ilfe
16reien fonnte, ieoo9 bate er cine 70
itarfe 8erblutuug e%rlitten, oaB iein SOB
iosleid etntrat.
Bremen. Der Sertras smti6en
Breuben unb Bremen iiber oie @rmeiz
terurg Der 9afenanlasen Su 8remer=
baoen lit int 8tnneulanbe menig bead
tet moroen. Das preubtl6e Ibgeorb-
netenbauS bat Die 8anbabtretung be-
millist, obne Elm @ort 3n bemerfen.
9ier i'm 9an5en aiiitenlaroe uil0 nidt
gum Meni9lten bel Der 9teidsnarine,
Die baourh cine freilid nnbefeitiste, I'M
uebriSen abcr porsiislide Citation ee>
witnt, peri ol9t mau Die Sade nit lin
10 sr0berem Jrterelie, alS eS ii6 III
ben gau Der srOBterl, ~tiefiten ullo laugs
ften GammeriGleuie banoelt, Die cs bis
lett in Der ganSen Welt gibt.
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s. aaltsser & Sobu,
a%sbuleiale- nts Netails9 r,1ssiftem,

9as aetail= @ei6dft, foipie bic Ste
ceptur obiger Sirma finb Die bebeutenb>
fen in San Mttonio, uobon Sober
tagtdgli6 fi6 5u iiber5eugen @elegens
belt bat. IS berrf6t in Der Mpotbefe
gerabe5u Elm pbdnomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier allies frif9 = bat it
allen Departments, namentli6 aud in
benz Der pateatmebi5inen = bic gr6Bte
Mustpabl unb bic &eceptur 1T Ben be-
ften unb geuihenbaftefen 9dnben an=
pertraut. Sas Wbplefale : @ei66ft
nimmt bon Sabr gu Sabr eiaen gr6Be=
rem llmfang an, benin bic Npotbefer in Der
Stabt unb auf Dem 2anbe baben bic
g%rfabrung gema6t, bab fe bier borz
tbeilbaft faufen unb auf bas prpmpz
teite bebient perben. 9ie 6irnta Salt
eper ftebt nit BEN eriten !9duiern Der
Ser. Staaten in 8erbinbung unb inz
portirt biesse Mrtifel brett in bebeutene
BEN Quantitdten. Muf Outrage iperber1
preisliiten berianbt. @ir t0nnen allen
unferen ~betreEenben 2eier1 ratben, nit
obiger renommirtem Girma gei6dftli6
an5ufnipfen.
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&ro66ersoat6mut SeGen.

Darmitabt. Sn elmer bieliseu
@aitmirtbi6aft wurbe Der lpesell Wefs
ielfaliduns ftedbrieflid berfolste Weins
banbler Sdrter aus Mtain; perbaftet
unb nod BENT Mrrelt perbra6t. als
nun 9eidlie6er 6ei; Die arreitselle
aufI6lob, perieste i'm Sarter nit eiltem
WteIler, oas CT bis babin 3u pcrbeinls
li6en seipu6t bate, einen Stit in Sic
gruit, 10 oab 6eis iofort toot mar.
Mls nun Der 9ermalter @ahtel berbei,
elite, entipanu lid elm &f, BET Dem
@adtel ~ebenfalls einise Sti6e erbielt.
DerIelbe bielt inbeB ben M0rber 10
lanse felt, bis i'm ote Mtilitarma1e
iibermdltiste.
8ermerSbeim (&rets @ormS).
&iirSlid erbdnste iid bter ein 32idbs
| ri9er Mann. Derlelbe unterbielt felt
einigen Sabren nit eittem friiberen
Dienitmdoden leiner @ltern Elm 2iebess
nerbdltniB Die @ltern lpeiserten fif
ieood, ibre @inmillisuns CUR Seiratb
5t geben unb iudte Der jnrse Matn
aus bielem @runbe Den SOB.
8utba9. Die Mrbeiter an Der
bieiisen, NIT einem Soltenaufmanb BON
ca. 1,325,000 Marf 5u erbauenoeu,
fiirsporldufis $50 Straflinse beltimm>
ten 3elenitrafanitalt i6reitem riiltig
%porfparts. 6eses 2eben berrldt auf
Der 8auitele, moielbit ca. 300 Mrbei-
ter aus ben pcrl6ieoeniten @esenben
Oentl6lanbs u1o bes @uSlanbes be-
ih1ftiot iino.
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E6arimsi(6e Staatem.

@era. Dieter Gage mar bier cine
ate 6rau In ben @iienbabnsug einge-
ftiesen, bic nidt rur teine Sabrfarte &C.
loft bate, ionbern aud fein @elo CUR
@%rtuerbung tiner lol6en belab. Die
5ran ipollte nod Ro6a nnb erfldrte,
ritt 9epubt .5n baben, bab iie anf ser
Giienbabn be5ablen miilie. 0ier Das
men lesten ~3nlammet unS besablten bas
5abrselb fir bic naipe Alte.
Neuenbau. Gin bieIiger 9nedt
frod tn 6olge elmer Mette inter ben
Baud eines fremoen Yferbes, UNI base
ielbe In bic 90be gu beben uno oaburd)
feline &raft 3u erDeilen. SaS 9ierb
ihlug aus uno seridmetterte inn ben
Gddoel.
Honneburg. Sci einsm 6assl=
perliderungsasenten babier uurben bis
iett fit nidt fpeniger ais 300, 900 Marf
Shaben at19emeloet.
6waalfelb. Sin 9riippel, benz bic
unterbeine san3lid feblen. mnbte pom
gA1hengsridt psasn 9ansirteeenss
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Bayern.

Min1en Der Sremoenperfebr
oabier lit CUR 3eit erfreuli9 eroB. Die
S9nell5ige beinabe. idinmtliher 2inien
forlmen meiit nit 3pei Mai6inen be-
ipannt bier an, uno es entuidelt ii6
bel @intreffen berlelben itet8 elm lebs
bates Treiben I'M @entralbabnbofe.
Die Mehrsabl Der eintreffenben Sreln,
Den utloet Oieie Cation Nmerifaner unb
@ngldnber, ipelde 5umeiit ldngere i3eit
III ben 9otels bier berpeilen.
Jeu6tmangen. Der fatbolil6e
Yfarrer in 8urgoberba9 bat sillen
Sefonom fir6lid getraut, obmobl er
ipuBte, baB Die G%ipiltrauung nibt pore
a~uSgegangen mar. Sest mill man oiele
@eletesibertretung oamtt entidulbigell,
oab ionit baS 5ubereitete 9obseitsmabl
neroorben ipdre!!
@emiinben. @ine brutale Shat
periibte Der Maurer Bod In @raietz
bort an ieinem sebnjdbrisen Io6terd,en.
Us mar Tim binterbraht por6eu, baB
oas Wtaohen i6on eitiee Mtale I'M
@ibin9Sfelo'f6en @arten Stohelbeereu
entpenoet bate. 8eim gtadbauiefom,
men beS Mdbdeus miBbaabelte Der
Slater oaS Gino berart, baB es nah
eini9en Wtinuten peritarb. Uic eS
beiBt, ioll Bod benz Sinbe bas @enid
ein8eidlasen baben.
3anbau a. s. Der Yoitbote Sol
ler BON bier lit nit Ser Wirtbspdftersz
frau 9abersbef BON bier mad Nmerifa
ourt9ebrannt. @oller bat feiner Srau
finf 3inoer unb bic Sabersbed ibrem
Wanne 3mei ainber b~interlaGen. Die
9aoersbed fat jebo1 nift iiberleben,
tbr gan3eS Verm0gen bon 5000 Wfarf
mtt3unebmen. Ginsetroffene griefe bes
netten Bardells bon Bremen aus gaben
Die Na6rift, baB iie bereitS Die 5abrt
nab Nmerifa an9etreten baben.
S6lieriee. Sei ei1em bier uies
Sergesan9enen Molfenbrud liao sabls
reite 9duler ein9eltiir3t, Sriifen mrr,
ben 5erit0rt, bic Sluren oerlhlammt
Die entmur5elten Baume 3ablen mad
2anlenoen. Steine urb Selien I'M Sc
mt9t BON 6 bis 10 Gentner puroen
bon ben Slntben ms 1bal g~eriiien ; es
mar eit formtlider 8erslturs. S6lier=
lee srlitt ben criten Walieranprall, banrl
futbete bas @aiier mad Wiesbaf ab.
Ole Giienbabn beS 8ergwerf8 Oaus,
ham 1T in Den Sdlierba6 seitiirst, bic
Wtaiainembale oeS BabnbofS Mies,
bad 1T gang Scrit0rt, In S6lierlee Sinb
ale @arten ueripiiitet. Das MaIier
itieg in ben 9auiern bis CUR 3immer,
oede. Bon ben am ger9 ODER am Gee
gele9enen Sduiern lit ntdts mebr gu
finben. SANG auseinri6tunsen muir,
ben in ben See Seipilt, mebrere eei6eu
! iin6 anseidmemmt.
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2Ne&fem6mrg.

Gramon bel Sdmeriu. Die bies
iige @emeittoe bat einen Strife ausge=
fibrt. Sic mar un5ufrteoen oariiber,
baB i6r Der beliebte iunge Paitor SEQ
bon Der seiitliden Sberbeb0rbe geuom<
met morbeu mar, obidon bieler burd
feline 8eriesuns mad 3uowi9sluit Die
Nnmarti9ait auf Die 9Ofprebiseritelle
erbobeu bate. Als nun mad Der Wablz
preStst Die @abl bes neuett Sailors
porsenommen merben iolte, en%tfernten
ii9 NIT ausnabme Der @dbler 3weier
sroBber5o9li6er Sitter alle ibrisen in
ni9t mib5uoerftebenber @eiie aus Der
Stride, 10 bab bon 100 MIR 80 5ltz
riiGblieber.
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OELRIOHS & co..

Bombing @rsen, New Oort.
%. s. geters, GalpefOn, Iesas, General : aseul
fur ben Sasen.
N. s.. Youns, g.. Srtefenbed, Susp & S&melte,
une ). 9. Waey2amara, Msenten fur Gan Nntontp.
2. Gunse q Co., Msenten fur Guerp.
y. Buffet, Gsent fur edulenbur9.
Weofe &apbael, Gsent fur Spuifon.
Clemens & Gauft unb Grnft SderH, @aenten fiji,
ReusBraunfeIs.
8. g6ttaer, Nsent far Wetmar, IeSas.
e. /. SaSlsr q Co., asenten fur Baftrop.
Sresmann & Sdulse, Sbiner, Iegas.
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