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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-09
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NOTHING SO GOOD as
DR.. WEkvER'S
MEDICINES.
For Humors.

TsHESE Invaluable Medicines have achieved COM
i PLETE TRIUMPH In eradicating Hunors, of all
kinds, the human system. They introduced to
the pubic six years since aud have been used with
entire success. The Cancer and salt Hheum syrup
Is taken internally, which ceanses the Blood by throwing
impurities To the surface, when the Cerntc Is applied
externally and NIL crupons are destroyed, and Health
and Beauty restored Their Astonishing success
duced their wonderful preparations 10 The public They
out in almost every form, from PanGcess down To
Pills, and all for HumorS, tqf course h'y dftl
But IL has been reserved 10 DR.. Viewers syrup
and Ccrnte 20 achieve what tder the cirrumstanresl
ed by any medicine introduced 10 the American pub
llc Why IL this? Simply because they perform what
they promise; notwithstanding the Introduction OF
these new and wonderful preparations TO the public the
ther way conquering they go. IL the public wish 30
try these preparations have not word TO say for
they have sure Remedy 10 TALL back upon,
viz, DIR. Wenver's Canker and salt Rheun,
syrup and Cerate. OF this fact tle pubic are wei
aware for thousands all sections of the country, have
been cured by them, after all other reedies have utterly
failed
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-09

APPLE PARER, CORER AND -LICER,
n which does il all at once. Also The /" lniouS APP
pie Parer, which keeps pairing All the time Made by
ID, H. WHiTTEMORE
Wor.,Ster Mass
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-05-02
NATURES
Hair Restorative !

Contains NO LAC SULPHUR-NO SUGAR OF
LEAD No LITHARGE - No NITRATE OF
SILVER. and is entirely free from the Poisonous
and Health destroying Drugs used in other Hair
Preparations.
Transparent and clear as crystal, II will not soil
the finest fabric-perfectly SAFE CLEAN, and
EFFICIENT - desideratiInS - LONG SOUGHT
FOR AND FOUND AT LAST
II restores and prevents the Hair from becom-
ing Gray, imparts soft, glossy appearance, re.
moves Dandrutf, Is cool and refreshing to the
head, checks the Hair from falling of, and restores
1t to great extent when prematurely lost, pre-
vents Headaches cures all HumOrs, CutaneOus
Eruptions. and unnatural Heat AS A DRESS
ING FOR THE HAIR 1T ISTHE BEST ARTICLE
IN THE MARKET.
DIR. g. Smith, Patentee, Groton Junction, Mass.
Prepared only by Proctor Brothers, Gloucester,
Mass. The Genuine Is put up In panel bottle,
made expressly for IT, with the name of the article
blown in the glass Ask y0 ur Druggist for Ma
lures Hair Restorative, and take no other.
Send a three cent stamp to Proctor Bros for a
Treatise on the Human Hair. The information Ii
contains is worth $500 90 to any person,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-05-02
The Earlier, the Easier.

An old man one day took "A child on
his knee and talked to him about Jesus,
and told him to seek the Saviour now,
and to pray to him and to love him. The
child knew that the old man was not
himself Christian, and felt surprised.
Then he looked up into the old mans
face, and said; /" But why don't you seek
God ?
Then the old man was affected by the
question, aud replied, All, my dear
child, l neglected to do so when l was
young, and now my heart is so hard that
| fear shall never be able"
All my reader, believe him. To-day,
if ye will hear his voice, harden not your
hearts," 1t will be more difficult to hear
tomorrow. And weeks, and months,
and years hence, even could you be sure
of them, how high and how strong u
barrier will gradually be rising between
you and Christ They that seek me
early shall find me-
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-05-02
0be Qimes, New BLOOMFIELD, 1)a.

" seeing that the hour was untimely, and
there are three of you, it will be but
showing you ordinary courtesy to have
others present. | shall now call for my
comrades aud in the meantime don't fear
that I'll neglect you; you can sacrifice
yourselves at any moment, only make up
your minds who is to die first, (it was my
policy to keep it before them in this
shape and if you desire to live, don't do
anything to disturb my nerves, for if my
finger should by mistake give twitch
on this trigger, may do that which ]
shall be sorry for"
expected break when | called, but
with steadfast look inside--a look so in
tense that it caused my eyes to ache and
my sight to blur--I called, Watch !!
Watch ~ Soon heard them come first
sturdy Joe Scott, from Vesey street, then
the Stringhams from the inner market
Barney" from West street, and indeed
there was help enough Upon entering,
my d" Garibaldian" (who seemed to be the
lcader,) made lunge at Stringham, but
he was too wary an old fox to be caught
easily he parried the blow with his club
and then introduced the toe of his boot
under the fellows chin, and sent him
sprawling backward.
This was favorite move Of his (String-
ham's), upon which he prided himself
greatly. Eventually the two elder bur-
glars did the State some service; being
recognized as old offenders their sentence
was heavy one of them was noted
cracksman," from Liverpool, Of whose
arrival the police had been apprised. The
younger of the three was sent ON the
island for one year and six months, but
he was off again in less than two months
for l saw him, and he told me how he had
escaped by swimming He also told me
that once on that night nearly caught
them when endeavoring to fit key to the
door that they had been inside about
an hour, and that if | had entered l
would never have come out until | was
carried out All this he communicated
as took him again to the station house
from whence he was sent again to the
Peniteutiary, and I saw him no more.
! j.. r. IT,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-05-02

glee, and examining us as closely as if
Sally and ourself were the world renown-
ed Siamese twins, and he was taking his
first look. Bill, by-the-way was stub.
bed-chuckle-headed boy, whose habili-
ments would have made the fortune of an
ordinary dealer in mop-rags.
At length we arrived at the bars, and
while we were letting them down, Bill
shot past us, and tore off for the house,
as if pursued by a thousand bulls of Bash
an. He flung open the door with bang
and shouted at the top of his voice:
"Mother mother James Clark is
comm hum with Sal ~
Is he ~ screamed the woman, in re.
ply.
Wal, | declar y "I didn't think the
saphead knew enough p
Reader, We didn't 90 in.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-05-02
sU N D. AY READING.
Down the Hill.

The evening of every mans life is com
ing on apace. The day Of life will be
spent. The sun, although it may be up
in mid-heayen, will pass swiftly down the
western sky, and disappear. What shall
light up mans path when the sun of life
has gone down? He must travel on to
the next world but what shall illumine
his footsteps after the nightfall of death,
amid the darkness of his journey? What
question more important, more practical,
more solemn for each reader of our Jour
nal to ask himself? That is long journey
to travel without light, without a guide,
and without a friend Yet every man
must perform it. The time is not far
distant when all men will begin fhe jour
ney. There is an evening star in the
natural world Its radiance is bright and
beautiful, and cheering to the benighted
traveller. But if life's evening star is in
good hope of Heaven. Its beauty and
brilliancy are reflected from the sun of
righteousness, whose bright rays light up
the evening of life, and throw their radi-
ancc quite across the darkness of the
grave into Immanuels land. 1t has illu-
minated the footsteps of many traveller
into eternity. 1t is of priceless value. A
thousand worlds cannot purchase it yet
it is offered without price to him who will
pcnitcntly and thankfully receive it.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-05-02
Seeing In Part.

A traveller, as he passed through Il
large and thick wood, saw part of II
huge oak, which appeared misshapen,
and almost seemed to spoil the scenery.
"If," said he, d" | was the owner of this
forest, | would cut down this tree"
But when he had assembled the hill and
taken a full view of the forest, this same
tree appeared the most beautiful part Of
the landscape. How erroniously,' said
he, have Judged while I only saw Il
part"
This plain tale illustrates the plans Of
God. We now see but in part. The
full view, the harmony and proportion Of
things, are all necessary to clear up our
judgment,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-05-02
1 Have Given my Tongue to God.

How is it that Freddy is not as cross
and fretful as he used to be? / have not
heard one ugly, fault-6uding word from
him for ever so long? That is what his
auntie asked
at is because have given my tongue
to God" said Freddy, land | cannot
speak bad words any more"
That is good. But Freddy must not
stop there. He must give his ears to
God, and his eyes, and his hands and
his feet, and above all, his heart. Then
he will be Gods, and Gods child will be
good and happy child
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-05-02

DW" The investigation recently into
the cause of the death of George Temple,
a Brighton -Mass-butcher, developed
facts showing common practice Of dress
ing and sending to the Boston market,
carcasses of beef cattle trampled to death
in cars, or effected with cattle disease.
Temples death was caused by blood pois-
on, inoculated into his system while dress
ing dead OK.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-05-02

peS-You may tame the wild beast the
conflaeration of the American forests will
cease when all the timber and dry under
wood is consumed; but you cannot arrest
the progress Of the cruel word which you
uttered carelessly yesterday or this NOR
ning--which you will utter perhaps, be-
fore you have passed from this house one
hundred yards, that will go on staying,
poisoning burning, beyond our own con
troll, now aud forever.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-05-02

DGas- There is beautiful legend illus
trating the blessedness of performing our
duty, at whatever cost to our own inclina-
tions A beautiful vision of our Saviour
had appeared to Il monk, and, in silent
bliss, he was gazing on it, The hour ar
rived at which he was to feed the poor Of
the convent He fingered not in his cell
to enjoy the vision, but left to perform
his humble duty. When he returned he
found the blessed vision still waiting for
him, and utteriug these words: tHodsf
thou staid, l must haze fed" -- M-
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-05-02

Asg- A very skilful and successful
teacher of children is wont to express her
indebtedness for much of her success to
the following rules, which were first put
into this shape by Jacob Abbott;
When you consent consent cordi,
ally" !" When you refuse, refuse finally,
When you punish punish good-naatared.
ly." q Commend often" /" Never scold,
Some bulky books contain less practical
value than these short sentences.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25

achSrt ppb Gin srbabsner Sinn unc rim brbsr
3utb ea;u, penn in unierm ganee elm 5arlt
aid stssa isine fatbrliIdeu llutsrtbanen sere6t
isin mill. CgraspD llap eitien hrtsn, uner-
i6ittfrIi6en @trsdtisfeitsNna bat uuisr G5ress
hsr;ra. SD bate II 10, mic ss 10 eft seiast ,rer-
zen IL, irsene Elm yrisiIts far bic aatbolifen in
her GiSeeis Wiains ssfrresrt. 70 LANCE i'd bier bin.
aaes, mas farlbsr bic preiie ssiast rrn Ssscr-
;usunssn, ron auesrpresnstitsr ~ prisilssien n, pom
t%eienrern Sssinhisuaseu,. srn ,~hauhssni gsrfebr
;triifcn mir unb ru Staatstfbrrer, mar u n
rabr. SD babe ME strasA serlarsts fir bic
Stsllars fsr airde bier IN itnisfnr i@rtttersrS'
tbum SsNen uue in Der IiSesie.9Retnt ais ,rss
allsemeine &s6t I, tas &sart, mic e. audb In
Trrufen ecr airts scseniiter tti.sr.s; ebrtt nne
cinfad, anertann,. tbs bar BET G,rcsbtr,ca az
rIhrt, NIB eas bat rr nit grocer ete.eretiafrit az
rGsrt. Issbaib, meiue ssretrisn Ssrren, in biz
ir @tTuntr'a trr Srens eeatn urI:ru 8ciSst IL.
unisrn Sanecsbsrra it TER @eyrr"ro, psltc eaS
@sbct @pttes: ,,0jrte Rem taijs, ..uS rsS Sal
iers IN, une @ptt, mas @cttts III !" in uns &C.
pfan,t bal, laee i'd Sic elm, tie G5lIlsr Az erarsir
zen unt in Rem &uf: Sc iets Se. Iaiefdt Der
aaiier pcn Gsutidlaue -Gs lstf Gs. arnisil
Sctsit ser @resbsrses ppn Seisn /! Sis lstsn
brG y ein;uafnnisn. ,(Iie gsrian.m.una ltimmt
| teaeiftert Gin. WV
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
Gdr bic "auremb nrssr @atetfe)'
Nus Iamaha.
@tt. Tbtrffe 2. on, 1

SI. aperflfZ z. AH. 1911.
Seesrscae &esaftion Der eurembnrser6a,et
Sd bin nunmsbr in ben Stanb aeiest
Sbnsm etpas, pie i@ bOfe rsdt Grfrsu>
liaes mittteilen ~ fbnnen. sc ,uar an,
Disnfas 9admittus, ben 8. Sftober; als
man anfnG unltre &apeae aufsus
I6mddtn; Der altar, reidsersiert nit BLU
mentraueen unb 9eadtern pranste in
sinsm aranse BON Smmsrsrin bic Stas
tue Der alerfsliSaen Sunsfrau @mddte
cine berrlide Blumemfrune; int Sanetaas
rum ipurpe bic pdpfliae Glasse aufses
biet unb sulest bic game 3apeue NIT IL
rem Ws,pince BON Smmersrin umbans
gen !--@esu RIGS = Inns llbr Radmit>
tags purpe ie@lpde seIdatet nm anauaets
gen, tab be set fli&en G~rsreitisn
isst anfansen pdrpen, Sn Der 9aptIIe an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
Gorraponsesa aus Woiern. Sn ten Q

G~orraponsens aus Saiern. = Sn ben 1asen
scm 22.-24. Gct. fanb IN Iiinden cine ger-
iantmlans tir6Iidsr 2escluiicnGre tatt. Die
5bsirebussr, fsnis bic IiteraIeu. 3reinaursr> Gel
tunsea itaantenre ieffIbe ,8attcliftn : Gpnsreb."
Das 3aurt .otsr her pabf .bisfer neuprctsfAnti-
I6tn Secte 1T ISainserj ais 2irtenSGtsr iftbsn
ibm einise abssfaaefe preftNMen ;ur Ssits.
Das ibrise publitum 10 itbr ,etuulGt; bel gDfi-
tenn bic naeiifn @nbSnatr Tnb sfenf ptsr YER
faspie @ettsseusnfJ .6reimaurer, ibsrale yrcts-
~ifantsn uub Snhsrt foeiale Jlnb pcltiG9e llmfur,-
manner. 3st{finbe Der rGrifliteu Rslisipn, GGts
8unbessencHfu Der observation-disclosures Der yari-
fer Commune, st1niihertrefai@ bat tielelten IN
tinr Rsibe Ssa 2lrtifeln has 8ayen(de Batter
lamb" sestidnet anbhie @itperlesanS ipirt tpcbl
LANCE auf l9 tpartsn IaHen. Was MN aber tas
prpsramm bttriat psI&eS aaftem Wsuprotefan.
tfnecneil IL Min6ex bsratbfn unb au8tnrmmen
uurts, 70 IN taftlse Gin @fhfbs ron Mibsrfpri-
den, ibeplosil1sm lixfan, bepubteu 9ulsn, Gin
wabres Meintrrsrf mshfrner 5fu1tIet. Bon fol-
den 5sinten bat bic airds Gsiifs wabrlid ni9ts
~ fir6ten.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
4arembnrger Gazette.

srsys,tete Sdrifteu, ceazcittens
nes taieriIden unb texsStsn 8i<
orsdbE opbismen alerSrtFeis ufoms
.sten /; Rte eriammluns lcbnteittm ipiss
q emibsum;t rauidencem Sstfau. @ep@
'ater iiitt 81. ZEN 5au, bas taeseus Ops>
ni6tmstr aus Der Stride rbiuausses
tbranst rrdsS, i'm 0eiite idcn eie Sdster@
taufen hes Wittslalters aaSsrsrn unb
sslaubt, 'css Der ansebtiH, @sanseneces
!9aticaus sinitpeilrn fetae WaFenss9
+:,palt sur sSitisen 8ne9tuns Ger Gbriaen@
belt anruusen merce, neil sr ia, I'm sesrn
ras nsraS eutIde &ei1 Sris9 su fhbs
rem, pexisftsns 100000 ~gaypnnctte
beiisen rsa1e"-anrerer rlrssrsimtbsiten
her S&nstf'lden 8epe aitt gu ssbsnfen.
| Rabre SeifaassS reane bepieien, tas ..
Sdulte Der gan; beioutera Sympatbis
irrr 8enama,luns fid ;l srfruen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
Gsrriseaoen, aus ggirttembers.

Wv ~
!: Ds'ssier her ueureuab. Gja;stte" MIRO
es wpbl Sntereiiren SUI bSren, mic bic DSk
iainserI6e Aiselesenbeit sebt unb mic Ct
Iielbft IN her jinsiteu Belt ii6 serbalt.
F@pttlpE p SeItwiltYpnee
ISa6e rthfts wiiTeu, 10 bae m
sSrpsema- g nsea ni6ts mebr
firGten 1T. Damit loa absr
nidt sefast fein, eas uidtt sinselne ibm
anbansm nab ron Der Stride at3ufausn
bic Niehertrddtisteit baben. Wsas bic
|taieriide 'saesieruns, mag bic 8eidsres
sieruns 'tburl mas iie ,ppuen, rieie birrz
ar&iid' tcsnntiide Grase Der llnfeblbar<
fsit serrir1rt iibsr cog fathtaiIde Bolt
Fnidt ipsid Madt ras es dsiaen @lau@
ben pcrteusrcs. 0eun tiensi9en SeSe=
rffen in rrrsaAreiIe unb IN lhrn Wirtbs=
taaiun,m6tMSdrsn, bic Srasespare, mas
taS' 8clfNNabe ct, :ssn Der Ia
scayrrnuns 'dtscn lanss ;nfrf9puuren.
@srttembsss ipecieI 'betrdfute, 70
rrfdt! apllfdalhi9 Ru>
be. SIN fninar Start Strttsnt ausse<
nauG,eu, bat lid aud aur rsia fleinss
hSxaein GSGtsaserianer :afanauuusefuns
ben. Die sesriiaftise &drttmttersiids
@esicrun9 bssiinHist RAG llatpefen nidt
bat III per Mini afib { a I,
berr Spn @ittnad il fiirsiitf lei
sl~pWtirnteit res 5odpirbisft. Sildcfs
senls6tle in S1uttsart tine1t .Tpaf
ami asabit pins TX. auSses
d rsasht I. @fwie aia 3eiden, hob man
lmi ,uastem DSaisNtr S6wiasel aitt
hslsist.- 9Sie ale Sdrefiarden 70 &Geibt
n,4h TSltsnssr. ssrftaft serfebrt sid u,it
her prutetantii6en 0siilidfeit .hebaups
tet hie, &irte ire fdUn 800 Sabre lang
in al ibrenG ntideipunsen. Der Mann
mas alnsIdabis ieini mic CT aud Den Smi>
uianssra idsn LANCE nnsebSren icu.-
@ctt &eIere; q / III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
actpmmen, rpuree tas ,,&eai GREATER

grteffrr, Ter ieinem ebrwdrtisen ausisbsn
mad itcn lanse im Dienite 0ottes, i'm
&eintsrse res Serreu seurbeitet, streins
tsat une uus su srttaren anfnS, was bic
,Grrrcitie n" sisentlid feicl u. mas
ofefelben be;retteu. Gs ,rar cicies Gin
grieiter aus tan rielbefanntcu, Won ben
unslSubisen uno alien Ssimeeu pes 9i6@
tee, baS ea it Se'uS G~briitus, sielsebabs
ten uno serfNsten Srcens Ger Ss1uitcn.
Sein Name 1T &es. P. Watsu, lie
Grercitiea aausrten ssn NenitaS Nade
mittas an taS Sonntas Mprsen mad
Der H. Mefs Gs purpex tasIid 4 grsz
tisten aebalten iitsr bic serfdisrsnenppnfz
II, bic tei 6suliden llebussen erpdbst su
rerttn rTsen ; pannrarps raS .aeine
Sfirium Ter aIerbosssitcn Sunsfrau
Maria stfetet unp jsrcx Mbenp ua, q
llbr Der Sesen nit esm bpdwarrissn
@ute ertbeilt. 90 .gtus es fort bis am
6yitase, 100 tann bic Betdten auInsen.
Datei hssseilisten fib stipa s Sei6tyd<
'a.
'ai.lefe 6feaoe 'eute noa srcbsr
re'een@ am Gretas Nadn''ffdS Fam
49, L. GsTL.E an.
nf ooeT. Spdot lgnatius ron Wipns
tIsal 1'epser UNI psarefe etipa 10 Stuf
nesten sae Satrau'eaf Der ". 6lr't1nr'S.
uaie .salss aesr ~aee ssltatfsf, Den BIZ
iasfl'alsa oaas ~ t'1lsi' uno aus Fen
9a''psf .n'slfs Apc'sss Der S'rdse, raS ole
lffss'ltSfe Embarrassment rds Srpc reI
sfssI ~ ~ernpfanssu- Sr ielet ertbetltt
Aa Den .sf'rs1 Absuesti, am 6relta9 l'e
Sailataacsn Ssst'aasait een' bcd,ir. 0ute.
2cd9 'aef ras Nfds Ger 6reuee tilr li''s
'astD a'ttd apu ''c'blite We'teres sor ii&
essen sae-or Der ebroaretse prdlat OF
Z se-rsa1a Serlatsss' tpilrpe. sm SonnS
ts9 .bsnrssn st'ua' 9se6erl 3o ubr rllrsel
DC @latfefl sum esdstesctfnite sslautet.
aass ZEN Ssr'''tare daabier idritten ~
erf one .5Ssl't'se 'a'sAstbar' nit Soutass
aao 0irsltee; tbre'' fplsten aeie pricfn
usc peratcd,ir. SiidcS eann fam rie, etS
ma ~ Snatransntets erte WiiFtbance II.
;aistt Gus Eplt. Se ipurre .unter TEN
Sla''ser er Waltt UNI pera Veldute Der
VlSdeamer Nn@w. Ssfef IN ne &trd9e
Sele'tst. IA Der &'rde aber lggr So ned
ldeaes. Der Saiptatsar mar 70 tlinitS
rs,a sed'lai'ft Dap 10y, 0b'e Der Wabre
9s'f ;a 'sahf ~ trsts1, la8s' lam, td' has
elhea '0lgeh 'aonsil al1r, faa me seS
lepen' uaeer Dem atfafe t!afo paS Suo
er auer1sl!sfer SAisfsai allf Der
sSahsellenlere mar eer SB far fen
p0@ip. oi'a'0l fsrld'tsf; ptr Sar;e ebpr
w" S~aH''aa1'aa Wat ahselaa1 NH zen
ahpelearen Sftosilff1 itae gr'slisrr lne
90 par en 'epf lasofsr ansud y Ylele
VI S0a'a'e a'o Sarpllfe sulaiin'en 81
lspen' Ses' teu'e ete y. wtslle bestrlT
aeh. ga ffat Der sr3elaton per'rr UNI
Rtpe''e aas oe"e' Welape Nelpsf emp
laasea lsaha' aat e0tsa'teiea. USE
W@s" ~'t etl'aaat aus i0's | anf e''''l'al
a0tae'sh laps"'
ssa 0.slsa wafeea ss'p.sperl : sa
pteFsrn, 1 O'aton, 5 SaSpl@sn, z Wb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25

ssasssm 8atKurtiden SoFaffitH luro
aseint, ne l~lnsara'leien nit abrsr 9e,pea
4snng file be- &attplifen slatpnnmie an
bent btfsn Bsse ssem pom &iraenYTsz
sintsnte 'sanstid, &ssselSsteu Satrntsume,
Saspma,' ,ur rsttr ais bic misera plebs.
contribuens aeltra, laien rc!le, 'trirsssT
umtpton Ginfus 81 erriasen, hraItrn, raiz
frIbe insber alta1ss irde beleFans orr Nm
fars kissn iei teraits sematt. TroeRrr
@um5 in g CT. aus Sern trinst @rHse
ansi tnn S@reserlanb rom wafeml,
OentfaIanp,a ner &unfftatt @fndu,
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relif ersablt Der Mant nit ica'rar Stu,sl
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gen Sasnpf sese1 bic Seiuiten sefibrt
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baheaman f848ia bic r,ere ssasreesSsrs
fo,6n,o., h,en eioensn Yaraaranfcr eit,z
sefiet,i senas .rsttem bic Sofnhen anf
etpiae atten aus her Sdwei; ~ser,rieI.n
weruru. -Dis1emSsuke fp,ascts tic @uz
Samnlluna, firmild,eu 8eifau. Der. SOM.
ores NaSe,:uit MeSt in Seineu arbeimu,
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litGt. ,sprssrrt oeaeu odIes llnkeil uuttftirt,
weld,ssi iet Sobrkuacerten ron secm az
fommu,isi. .Die.Sirde ma1t aaf bos
re6te ,axasoment asftellt, msKe ruffsz
tbiustb ,adfaltet rcsoen, une snur halt
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he fir ySatbolifcn NM Ncrpteitouten pa,Ie.
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, bic Sanlmififde setse ais bic mafae
,fotbOfilde Sirde u, retstferiucn. Ia
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smt Wcrfisempeu Or. Edulte oufocsers
bert. iei,,en sspr,rsa an fd,tieeen. ped,er
Icrternna scrlola .re,a aud alstair
,sutmrad. Der . ebematiae CARMEL
,terrsnd, p. 6saeirtbe C9tbr
.sosgs,), ssn Del @sriammluns ltirz
,n,iid .beoriist, beauik in der Sleicuna
sines spusnpaen @eltuaanes, wele
drr, mar, nidt ein NAL ben seifli6en,
s;sl ,ucriaer ben 1eSnkhsz 0sarafter am
fiett, HE tribune, ann in fmnsSflder
Ssradetie GraiNIe Srinas atfranften Sers
;ens .tarb su seben. er f6itstm in Bill
beaesr SYra6e unp nit thsatmIFder sles
tipn ten uniseieaem Gkaraiteryaer fatbps
IiIdrn @irde, beriibrt In sarter9SeiIe zen
iesten ariss Der Oeuti9en sssen fem @as
terlant, feien D5ainser ais nrn Tafriarz
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-10
s. c..
Friday Morning. March 10, 1871.


It is .dne to- the gentleman entrusted
with the political department of this
journal to state that the articles relating
to the consolidation Of the Greenville
end Blue Ridge Railroads, which ap-
peared in the, PHGNN respectively OF
March 4 and March 8, did not emanate
from his pen, and do not reflect his
sentiments. Whatever may be the pos
sibilities of the scheme. the oircum-
stances of the case do not justify, in his
mind, the confidence which the said
articles imply in the enterprise. The
articles are due to the proprietor who,
believing that the said consolidation
could be made advantageous to the
State, was disposed to rely upon the
assurances given that there were parties
in position who were determined to
make the enterprise promotive of the
public good. As it is, by their fruits
shall we know them.