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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08

sentences Of life Imprisonment for par
ticipation in the mutiny at Sehastopol.
The fortress will also be used again for
executions
IL was announced from st. Petersburg
on February Is, 1906, that the Schlussel-
burg fortress, whose easements since the
reign of Catherine the Great had har-
bored political prisoners and within which
most of the executions of the Terrorists
of late years had taken place, had been
emptied, that the keepers had been dis
banded, and that the walls would be left
standing for use as show place. Dur
ing the night of February IA, 1906, five
famous political prisoners, the last in
mates of the fortress, were taken from
their cells and sent To Siberia to serve
the remainder Of their sentences. They
included Gerschunin aud Melnikoff, who
assassinated Minister of tine Interior ST.
piag1iine, and organized the Fighting Or
ganizatiun of the Social RevoIutionists.
Gerschunin succeeded in escaping from
Siberia last year in an empty barrel,
and eventually reached San Francisco,
and later New York in December last.
His companion, Melnikofi, Ii still IN ST.
IBERIA. The other three prisoners taken
TO Siberia at the same time were Saso-
neff. the murderer Of Minister OF the
Interior Won Plehve; SilSorifsky, Saso-
neff's accomplish, and Karpovich, who
killed Minister Of Education BogaleH in
1901. The sentences of all the men had
been materially ameliorated by the am-
nesty decree of Emperor Nicholas in
November, 1905.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08
MEMS PANTS

Lot Pants you have all worn and know
to be good and we'll made. Positive value
7sc. Sale price soc
lot Mems Pants, made of good material
in various patterns, warranted not to rip.
Positively worth 100 to lag. Sale price, ne
lot Of Pants of quaityas well as looks,
well made and perfect fitting, sold the world
over at I.So. Sale price, 1.ro.
lot of Pants that can we'll be used for
dress or business, or both, guaranteed wear,
excellent values at 600 and ago. Sale
price, 1865.
Lot of Pants that are perfection in pants
making in all the newest and most up to
date patterns and styles, well worth q. 50 to
800. Your pick at 1877.
One lot Pants that are the best on the
maaket for the money in all materials and
patterns of the season. Great values at g. 60.
Sale price, 4. 48.
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Whrwnd Of Bargains That Drive with Utmost Intensity u
MEMS SUITS

Lot of Suits in latest STYLES of heavy
materials in all the latest shades, positively
worth from $3.50 to 1000. Sale price, 44S.
Lot of Suits made of elegant material
in the prevailing styles in gray, tan, blue
and black, positively worth from sI2. 90 to
1890 the world over. Sale price, 9.79.
Lot of Suits made of worsted and other
popular materials, we'll tailored by the coun.
try's greatest clothesmakers and sold every
where at 1900. Sale price, I2.6s.
Black Suits that are dressy and staple as
wheat, made of unfinished worsteds and Thu
bets, excellent values at $4,000. Sale price,
1875.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08
MEMS AND BOYS SWEATERS
YOUTHS & CHTLDRENS' OYERCOATS

Boys Overcoats, wel.made of good ma.
terials, great values at $50. Sale price, 2.4S.
Boys Overcoats in all styles and mater
ials, positively worth 6.oo. Sale price, ,3.9S.
Boys Overcoats made of Atwood kersey,
and other fine material, well-tailored, posi-
tive value 400 Sale price, o.7S.
Children's Overcoats, made of good ma
terials, deliberately trimmed with brass but
tons, velvet collar handsome garment,
sold everywhere at $50. Sale price, 2,4S.
Children's Refers, made of blue chinchil-
la, positive value I.7s. Sale price, r.I5.
Children's Refers, made with storm col
lar, side pockets, in gray, black and other
colors, sold everywhere at $50. Sale price
2.I9
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08
EAsr CALAIS.

Mrs. Oscar Guernsey is i'll in bed.
Mrs. Laura Dodge Ii Ill with grippe.
There are number III with the pre-
vailing distemper.
Frank Marsh and wife were in Plain
field on Thursday
The Ladies' league viii meet with
Mrs. Ira Goodrich and Mrs. Guy Bancroft
at the Good Templars' hall, Thursday,
February IA.
There is 20 be whist party at Good
Templars' hall on the evening Of Feb
ruary a. A cordial invitatich is ex-
tended to all.
Mrs. Even Of South Woodbury. spent
last week and part Of this week 1T
the home of d. b. Dwinell, and from
there she goes 10 Rupert.
DR.. Frank Wheeler Of North Mont
pclier was called to town Wednesday to
see Mrs .Lwis Leonard and her mother,
Mrs. Sbattuck. who are I'LL
The Good 'Pemplars held regular
meeting at their hall Saturday evening,
where they installed the following OH
GERS for the ensuing quarter: George
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08
GLOVES AND MITTENS

Mems Working Cloves and Mittens, sc
quality, sale price, nc.
Mems Working Gloves and Mittens,
Soc quality, sale price, 3Sc.
Mems Working Gloves and Mittens,
100 quality, sale price, TIC.
Mems Dress Cloves, Soc quality, sale
price, CSC.
Mems Dress Gloves, 100 quality, sale
price, 77c.
Chidren's Wool Mittens, sale price, loo
Ladies Wool Mittens, a5c quality, r7c,
Mems and Ladies Mufflers, Soc quality.
sale price, SIC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08
MEMS OVERCOATS

Heavy listers in gray as we'll as black,
extra long, with storm collar, crack jack
for winter work, good value at $50. Sale
price, 5.75
Lot of Mems Overcoats in gray, black,
blue and fancy mixtures, medium, short and
long lengths, sold everywhere at 1000.
Sale price, 635.
Overcoats that are the newest creations in
tailoring, made OF all wool materials in the
newest patterns, good values at 1900. Sale
price, 9.75.
Overcoats that are the pride of the coat
making art, in Atwood materials, in black,
gray, blue, fancy mixtures and plaids that are
rs good as they look. Sold everywhere al
$500 to 1000. Sale price, 1898.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08
DOUMA OPPO-
SITION GAINS
Well In Lead in the Russian
Elections
"a SEATS ARE ASSURED
Conservatives So Far Have Only Five
Russian Bastile Restored to
Its Former Use as
-. Prison.


st. Petersburg, Feb s.--The opposition
parties are well in the lead in the elec.
tons in European Russia, having, on
the basis OF the returns up to noon
yesterday, twenty-four seats in Parlia-
ment assured and seventy-six practical
ly certain. The Conservatives have five
assured and thirty-nine probable seats.
Judging from Wednesdays returns, two
more provinces, Karan, with five repre-
sentatiyes in Parliament, and Stayro-
Ipol, with three representatives, were car
! ied by the opposition The province OF
0rel, with eight representatives, appar-
emily gives q slender majority I'd the
0ctoberists and Monarchists. In Kiev.
with fifteen, Moscow with six, and Nizh-
MI Noygorod, with six Representatives,
the result will be close, with the chances
in favor Of the opposition. The results
in tire other provinces are not YET de-
termined. Two of the leading political
lawyers of st. Petersburg, Maigolin and
Marguiles, and brother Of Father Ga
pom, an extreme Radical, are among the
lsiiccessfill candidates 81 kiav
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08

garding the making Of contracts with
the parish priests for the lease Of the
churches, have decided not to accept
the clause which provides that the may.
ors may now renew contracts with new
parish priests, as this. it is held here.
would submit the priests to the mayors
exequatMre.
Nor viii the Vatican accept the pro.
posed amendment in the organizations
Of cultural associations, as it il not
provided that the latter shall recognize
the hierarchy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08
SPECIALS

Mems and Ladies Handkerchiefs, sc quail
ity; sale price, &c; Ioc quality, sale price, 6c;
Sc quality, sale price, &c.
Mems Suspenders, 2sc quality; sale price,
NC.
Mems Suspenders, soc quality; sale
price, SIC.
Mems Nightshirts in fannels, soc quality;
sale price, CSC.
Mems Neckwear, 2sc quality; sale price,
I7c. Mems Neckwear, soc quality, sale
price, soc.
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HOoted Soldiers During Eviction.

Nice, France, Feb. s.-Troops ant
gendarmes yesterday participated in tn,
expulsion OF the students from loea
seminary. There was much hooting al
the soldiers on the part Of the crowd, but
there was no violence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08
LADIES' UNDERWEAR

Ladies Ribbed Underwear, a5c quality,
sale price, nc.
Ladies, Heavy Fleeced Underwear, Soc
quality, sale price, 37c.
Ladies Heavy Wool Underwear, LOO
quality, sale price, rs.
Ladies Fleeced Wrappers, Las quality,
sale price, Csc,
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HATS AND CAPS

Soc Hats in all styles and colrs; sale
price, SIC.
100 Hats in all styles and colors; sale
price, 75c
ass Caps in all styles and colors; sale
price, l7c.
soc Caps in all styles and colors; sale
price, 37c.
Loo Caps in all styles and colors; sale
pice, zoe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08

working for Mrs. Fay, was called to
South Woodbury. 70 help care for her
grandchild, the Charles Cady child, who
is critically i'll.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08

Bullock. chaplain; Harry Bliss, W.; Al
ice Goodrich, ID NJ; Bertha Parker, sen
tinel: Riley Provost, guard
Mrs. Margaret Clark, who has been
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08
MEMS DRESS AND WORK SHIRTS

soc Working Shirts in all colors. Now SIC
7sc I" heavy Jersey fleece, all
colors, SOC
! 90 Working Shirts, blue flannel, zoe
soc Dress Shirts in swell patterns, CSC
7Sc Dress Shirts, well made, all colors, s8c
100 Dress Shirts, TIC
100 Dress Shirts in colors, soc
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BOYS AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY

Boys heavy feeced-lined Stockings, 2oc
quality, sale price, Ioc.
Boys heavy ribbed Stockings, 2Sc quality
sale price, nc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08
OYERCOATS

Fall and Spring Top Goats, made Of pop.
ular material in latest fashion in gray, black,
and tan, good value and sold everywhere
at 1900. Sale price, 7.40.
Rain Goats made Of Cravenette in the
newest shades and latest style, sold the
world ever at 10 90. Sale price 6.4S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08
Russian Rastile Arain in uge.

On account of the revival Of terrorism
and political crimes, the Schlusselburg
fortress, famous as the Russian Bias.
tile, has been restored to its former use
as a prison for persons sentenced TO inn
prisonment for political crimes. TWEEN.
~ sailors Of the Black sea feet have
just been taken there in chains to serve
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08
MEMS UNDERWEAR

Mems Fleeced lined Underwear, soc
quality. Sale price, SIC.
Heavy all wool Underwear, sold every.
where from 100 to Tag. Sale price, nc.
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MEMS HOSIERY

Camel Hair Socks, positively sold at 2oc
everywhere. Sale price, roc
Heavy all-wool Socks in gray, blue, red
and brown, sold at a5c the world over. Sale
price nc.
Heavy all-wool Socks in gray, blue red
and brown, sold al Soc. Sale price &c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08

Sanders, G. r.; Lila Lamb, V. H.; Ar
thur Bullock, p. G. A.; Ada Grey, sec
rotary; Ella Dwinell, A. secretary; Susie
Lamb, r. S.; Forest Grey, ~; Georgia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-08
LADIES, HOSIERY

Ladies heavy Aeeced lined aoc quality; sale
price, lie.
Ladies Wool Hose, asc quality; sale
price, IT'S
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MEMS CARDIGAN JACKETS

r.as Jackets in all colors, sale price, 7Sc.
ago Jackets in all colors, sale price, 1T.
90 Pontiac Jackets in all colors, 100.
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VATICAN PICKS FLAWS IN
LATEST FRENCH PROPOSALS
Will Not Accept Certain of Minister
Brands Provisions.

Rome, Feb. s-The Vatican authori.
ties. after studying the text Of the CIR
cular issued BY the French minister ot
education, NJ. BRAND, to the mayors re-
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hing ,
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-04-19

Ownie Houston, son of James
Houston, is very ill.
If you want first class black
smithing, go to Frank Brumbly.
Golden Tankard and sugar beet
seed Is cents per pound at Will
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. J. Richardson
enjoyed last Sunday with their
son, Arthur and family at Anton
ito.
w. E. Middleton purchased,
Friday, the residence property of
Ed. Rich, located on lots, 7, 8 and
8 in block 25, La Jara.
Dave Howe was here from Den
yer, Sunday, spending the day
with his mother. Mrs c. G. Flint
ham and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hubert, of
Denver, and DIR. Rupert, of Ala
masa. rode out to the Lovett home
last Monday where they were
guests over night. Mr.. and Mrs,
Hubert expect to spend the sum
mer at their beautiful country
home and are looking for Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin down about the mid
die of May.
The general complaint among
shippers is the great scarcity of
cars. Upon several occasions there
has been delay of days before the
shipper could load Il consignment
of stock. Just at this time of the
year the railroad company is kept
on the jump taking care of traffic.
and it will probably be continued
for some time to come.
Mrs. Robt. Lyons returned from
Denver, Wednesday, leaving Mr..
LYONS in the Mercy hospital. Al
ter consultation with physicians
in regard to Mr.. Lyons health
which has not been of the best for
some time, it was deemed advis-
able that he remain in Denver for
IA while. Accordingly Mrs. Lyons
is disposing of her household
goods and making other necessary
arrangements for her departure.
There isn't finer fellow to be
found than Mr.. Lyons, and it is
with mingled regret for his mis-
fortune and hopes for his recovery
that his many friends wish him
God speed.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-04-19
|EVENTS OF THE WEEK !

Blue stone at the La Jara drug
store.
Jim Mcdaniel shipped a carload
of cattle to Sante Fe, Wednesday.
A. c. Faucet, of Sanford was
among the visitors in La Jara, to-
day. o
- Mrs. Fred Warshauer was here
O6uuday, with friends, witnessing
the ball game.
For household furniture as good
as new, at reasonable prices. see
Thos. McCunnitf.
Ed. Newcomb has rented the
house recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mr. Robert Lyons and will take
possession on May lst.
Mrs. Ed. Rich is preparing to
remove her household goods to
Albuquerque, at which place she
will reside permanently.
Leroy Wilson shipped two car
loads of hogs to Pueblo, Wednes-
day He went down with the
shipment and remained two days.
Jake Pursely made trip to
the Cumbres range, the first of the
week, to see if it is advisa ole to
take cattle to that point, for sum-
mer pasture.
Mrs. Ed. Murphy will arrive
this week from Randolph, Nebraska,
where she went two weeks ago to
spend some time with relatives and
to bring home her little daughter
who has been staying with rela-
gives
George Fitzpatrick and Ralph
Rowan, miller and bookkeeper at
the Alamosa mill, arrived in town,
this week, Mr.. Fitzpatrick to as
sumo the management of the local
mill, and Mr.. Rowan to act as
bookkeeper.
John Adams, of AIamosa, has,
during the past two months, ship
ped from Alamosa, 1903 head of
cattle and 5000 head of sheep, not
counting the numerous sales he
has made to neighboring farmers.
All of this stock was fattened on
peas and speaks well for the pea
as a fat producer.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-04-19

Leandro Quintana, of Capulin,
was in the city Monday.
Bottled beer for family use. The
best ever Walter Seyfer has it.
With each 25c tooth brush sold
we will give you a 10c cake of Col
gates toilet soap at the La Jara
drug store.
Tom Tinselbloom went to Lead
vile, recently, called there by the
illness of his sisters children who
have the small pox.
August Thompson, the man who
makes the flour at the mill, was in
Del Norte, this week, putting in
some milling machinery at that
place.
Mr. Ryan. auditor for the Colo
RADIO Milling company, spent a
couple of days here, this week,
checking up the business at the
flour mill.
The farmer is the only fellow
who is recalled from his slumber
by music the chirp of the robin
1t sure beats the whizzing of the
alarm clock.
The McIntire cattle were taken
to the hills the first of the week
for the summer, headquarters on
their mountain ranch along the
headwaters of the Coneios river
Will Flintham had his ankle
badly bruised the first of the week
by having "a mule sick him. The
accident will take him out of the
reach of mules heels for short
time.
Fifteen carloads of fine Sm
Luis valley hogs We're shipped thi.
week to furnish toothsome foot
for the particular people of Lo'
Angeles The demand for valley
pork is becoming great through
out the United States.
! A trio of runaways broke the
towns monotony Monday and gave
us something to think about be
sides ourselves. The Capulir
mail carrier. Frank Blake and Mr.
Burck, of Sanford, We're the prin
cipal actors in the case. Th,
horses took fright and got beyonc
the control Of the drivers. Mr.
Burch Jared worse than the othe
gentlemen in question as his We
hicle was broken up considerably
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-04-19
Mrs. jim Hutchins. of Sanford

Mrs. Jim Hutchins. of Sanford.
is very ill.
Wilson still has good onion sets
at y per quart
Now you have to irrigate. See
Wilson for your rubber boots.
DIR. Schenck was IA business
visitor to Alamosa, Thursday.
Peter Peterson was among the
La Jara merchants, Wednesday.
l. j. Richardson shipped five
cars of oats west and north, this
week.
Ed. Hepdren was out for the
first time since his recent i'll
ness. Tuesday.
l.. a. Norland and Ed. Murphy
We're over in the Waverly district.
Monday, on a business trip.
Buy flour
Buy Ben Hur flour.
Ben Hur flour 81 60 per 100 at
Wilson's.
All kinds of fresh vegetables can
be had at divers meat market at
prices that will suit your pocket
book. -.
NJ. Vigil purchased several lots
in the neighborhood of the Lopez
residence and will erect a neat
residence thereon.
John Harvey. who owns the
Harvey ranch near La Jara. was
up from Leadville, the first of the
week, on "A business trip.
Mrs. George Gibbs and young
son, of Del Norte, arrived in town,
Thursday, to spend couple of
days with Dave Gibbs and fam
lily.
An epidemic of some unknown
sickness is prevalent among the
canine tribe in La Jara. The fine
dog belonging to Luther Norland
passed in his checks, Sunday, after
"A few days illness.
The young Kirkland lad who
was badly scalped by having fall
en- under the wheels of the water
tank of a thresher, recently made
his initial trip down town after his
accident, Monday. He is getting
along nicely and, it will not be a
great while before the torn flesh is
securely grown, leaving but a
slight scar.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-04-19

Lon Mitchell was here, Friday,
on business trip.
Mrs. Reese and Mrs. Berthelson
were over from Sanford. Friday.
VIM. Geddes came upa bus
mess visitor from the Austin
ranch. Wednesday.
If you want bum cigar keep
away from Seyfer's. He only
handles tie best.
Romualdo Ortiz went down to
Sante Fe, Thursday, called there
by the death of his neice, Miss
Dias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Gibbs drove
down to the Moss ranch, Sunday.
to spend the day down on the
farm"
Walter Seyfer always has the
crowd. Why? Because he sells
the best goods and gives everyone
square deal.
Manuel Lopez, of Capulin. was
kicked by n horse the first of the
week. and had his leg broken in
several places.
Ed. Newcomb has moved his
law library from Monte Vista to
La Jara, and will engage in the
practice of his profession.
DR.. Chishlom and VIM. Hodge
were among the enthusiastic look
ers-on at the ball game, Sunday.
They reside at Antonito.
The sewing circle will meet with
Mrs. Chas. Weist, Thursday, Ap-
ril 25th. The ladies are requested
to come as early as possible as
there is plenty of work to do.
Mrs. Thomas McCunniff enter
tanned THE club Wednesday after
noon at least we supposed she
did as we saw the head of the
house taking lunch dosn town at
the hour for feed, on that day.
Petty thieving in La.Jara hasbeen
assuming some notoriety during
the past few weeks. Sid Lovett and
Frank Pursely are the latest vic
tins, having had property taken
from their vehicles in open day
light. Sid says that he is keeping
his Methodist eye out for the mis-
creant who will sure need patching
up if he comes in contact with
Mr.. Lovett' s mitt.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-04-19

Felis Gallegos was in our midst
Thursday.
Mrs. Ed. Hendren is again on
the sick list.
r. E. Mortensen was a trader in
La Jara, Wednesday.
M. G. Price was down from
the Swede settlement. Wednesday,
p. $. johnson and Narciso Mar
tinez were at Freedom, Saturday
Hilario Valdez, the enterprising
sheepman of Capulin, was in town
to-day.
If your horses need shoeing
take them to Brumbly's. He'll do
it right.
Everybody has,his garden in and
it will not be long before we are
partaking of choice homemade
vegetables.
Paints and wall paper of all
colors and designs at the Chas.
Magnes lumber office.
Ray Mckinney has accepted "a
position with G. b. West in the
coal business at Alamosa. He will
leave about May l.
Benjamin Richardson, of New
York state, is expected to arrive
here, this week to make his home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |.
j. Richardson, and to assist his
father in the lumber business.
John Flintkam has severed his
connection as bookkeeper at the
La Jara mill. and, with his wife.
left for Denver this Friday night
to remain. Mr.. Flintham will go
on the road for Denver whole
sale house.
Jose Ignacio Martinez and wife,
of Los Sauces. will leave shortly
for IA pleasure trip. They intend
stopping in Denver so long as II
proves interesting and will then
| journey on through eastern states,
visiting the leading cities and
places of note. Mr.. Martinez has
succeeded in accumulating sub
stantial fortune through close APP
plication to business and frugal
method and now intends to enjoy
with his wife the fruits of his
years of toll. May they have the
time of their lives is the earnest
wish of The Chronicle and theil
many friends,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15


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med mango 1llustrationer og Planer sendes
!rit overall.
Denne Bog er populert skrevet; saa at en-
hver kan forstaa den. Den har reddet OF vii
komme til at redde Mennesker / Tusindvis
fra Craven.
Idenne Bog beskrives allie ~sygdomme, som
hjemspge Menneskene. SAINT den Made
hvorpaa de hume helbredes.
Den err skrevet for Skandinaverne af Pro-
lessor Collins fra New Yorks Universiiet.
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er sin V9gt vard i Guild.
De, er en- Bog for allie og enhver, ung eller
gam,nel Mand eller Kvinde. rig eller fattig,
allie burde have Nytte alden.
Boren er nyttig saavel for raske som yge.
De rasl;e 1ere af den, hvorledes de skulle
forebygge S~ygdomme og 1eve ct lykkeligt
Liv. lie syge bor l9se ON de forskjellige
~Sygdomme og den Made hvorpaa de kunne
he1bretles.
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