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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-13
Western Maryland COlIeso
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STUDENTS OF both SEW.
IN
DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS


rNllS Institution is eligiby located 4, Al.
4 healthtul and tlourishing city OF We.,.Inlo
stcr, 10 Carroll county, on the line ~ M wln-
crn Maryland Railroad, about midway b., "e,t-
the cities o. baltimore and liagarstown.
II Is under the special patronag. ~ a.
Maryland Annual Conference Of tAe Me,hoSiH.
Protestant Church, but 10 strictly f,es gsn.'
any sectarianism, either in iis eouf,e 81 ,,ash
or rules Of discipline. "aoJ
Male aud ivmalc students reeite In ......,-
clhsscs, but all have the advantage Of in,,,ass
tion from every Professor having ebsrSs !,
the studies pursued.
The Scrcnh Semi 1unuoI .Se,,;o,
win commence on Tuesday. seplenh.r A,
ISL, and close on Friday, January 7sth' lsy,'
embracing Il weeks, exclusive of the holIda,,
At Christmas.
Faculty OF INSTRUCTORS.
REy. J. 7. WAN, u. D., Priaeipat-prot.,.
sor II Moral and MentAl Science.
Ray. JNNEs X. NICHOLS, y. D., vice p,,..,
pdl-froiessor Of Bellies Lettres, and Prine,,.l
OF Preparatory Department
r. l.. BUocEErr, A, M.--prnfessor OF Ph,,i.
cal Science and Modern Languages.
REy. JtHEs W. RgEsE. A. M.-Pro(e,,o, NJ
Ancient Languages and Literature.
TnoHAs A. & Arcu, 4. M.--profcs.or ofNath.
ematirs.
Rty. Arousrrs wE0srER, d. D.--Profeuor
Of Theology.
wv. iEaivo. VI. D.-Lectuter on Aus,on,
Psychology and Hygiene.
T. . NoHEggsr, EsQ. Lecturer on Civil Law
and Political Economy.
j. J.. SuEABAS, NJ, D.-Lectuter on Gsolo-
" aud Parontology.
Miss ANSiC ;. HAScE-Prseeptres Of Ladie,
Department
MISS MAgr :. CoviSaros Teacher Of Mut.,
French and Drawing.
College AgeHt-IiEy. f. l.. WILSON, Jobn,-
Vile, Frederick county, Nd.
Ncedrd-Ions II. IiSaLrNa, ESQ.
M1tron-MEs. JANEs X. Nichols.
Expenses for Session of 81 Weeks
Board, lodging, washing, fuel and
lights, $50 %
TUIrIoS:
Preparatory Dept. Third Glass 1000
First and Second
Glasses, HD
Collegiate Dept, Freshman and Soph-
omore Classes, 7ls
" Junior and Senior
Glasses 30 %
Matriculation fec payable on entering
Collegiate Department., 500
distraction in Music, with use Of 10.
strumeu,'), $500
" Drawing and Painting
water colors), 10 %
No extra charges for any study in
the Regular Course.
Terms Of Payment.
Cab 80 aicaaes for half session, both for
board and tuition.
Books and stationery purchased Of the Col
lego must be paid for on dsiirsry.
For Catalogue and Circular containing full
information, address
J. 7. WARD, pRfsciPiL,
HsstaiEsisr, Nd.
aug Ilh, 1871, till jan. Isl.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-13

Ofthe three hundred and twenty bnild.
ings intended for public worship in New
York, seventy are Episcopalian; fifty five
Presbyterian; forty Methodist; thirty two
Roman Catholic; twenty nine Baptist; TWEEN.
ty-six Jewish-other denominations having
each a smaller number Of the remaining
seyeniy-fye.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-13

One man in hundred reads book;
ninety nine in hundred read news.
paper. Nearly century ago. while the
American press, which is now spreading
oak was in Us green twig, Thomas jefferson
said he would rather live in country with
newspapers and without government. than
IN country with q government without
newspapers. The press, instead of being
the fourth is the first estate Of the realm.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-13
NOTIONS.

HoSlERY, Domestic and Foreign, Of
III very best grades; Gloves, Linen and
Paper Collars, Linen Bosoms, Fancy Goods,
&e., &c, full assortment always on hand,
at IT, X. GERNAND'S,
Corner Main aud Church Streets,
ap 2m Westminster,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-13

The friends of Dr. Schoeppe, convicted
and sentenced to death at Carlisle, Penna.
several years since, are moving to procure
a new trial in consequence Of the alleged
worthlessness aud iaaecuracy Of Dr.. All.
ken's chemical tests as developed in the
Wharton trial, DIR. Schoeppe conviction
was secured mainly through Aliens tcsti
mony. the scientific value Of which the
Wharton trial has greatly deprecated.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-13

Loan CoURTEsAY, young English noble
man, has gone into bankruptcy with debts
amounting to es2i,SO6, or more than four
millions Of dollars,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-13
Educational.
Far ne Deulocraiio Adsoeats.
Programme and Time Table of An
49,. Upgraded School.

Aessrs. Etliiors;;-In my opinion the re.
qnired space ia your paper cannot be used
/, for . better purpose than to insert the fol
losirg, written by Prof Newell, for the
Pennsylvania School Journal
Idesire that the Teachers of Carroll coun.
ty will conform to this Programme as near.
" as possible.
]. N. NEwsoS, Examiner.
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-27

making ten or dozen trees out Of one
stock proper which treos never can in
the very nature Of things have set ol
natural roots, and will either upturn with
the first hard wind that comes after they
have attained considerable heads, OF
they will finally dwndc and die before
coming aged trees. These hints arc
thrown oct in order TO warn the pnblic
Too much caution cannot be exercised
in deciding OF whom to purchase trees,
by 6rst ascertaining the reliability as
well as the responsibility Of the vender,
&c. RICHARD TURUSTON.
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-27

A CvLIroRNIA TEA PLANTATIoN--At
Col. w. w. HOLSTERS ! saw something
had lever seen before The Colonel
has tea plantation, in nm evidently
fourshing condition; but, though the
plant looks thriving, and the planter be
ieves that, in time, he will reap an abun-
dant harvest, this is venture should
not advise many to embark in for the
present. Fortunately, Col. Hoilster
has both means and the disposition to
make these experiments, Of which the
farming community Of California will
some day reap the benefit. Shall ex-
pose my ignorence by confessing that l
never before knew that there is really
but one tea plant3 The different varie.
ties we buy, are only the results Of the
different manipulations In preparing it
for tho market. The plants themselves
look to me like small, young orange
trees. saw them from one to four
inches in hight, and the seeds ara about
the size and shape Of hazel nut, To-
gether with the tea, the Colonel has i'm.
ported live Japanese TO take charge Of
tho plantation; SO that, il tea raising sue
ceeds at all, it certainly will here. His
almond orchard, too, is on q grander
scale than that OF his ncighbors; $4,000
trees nave already been set out--some OF
them. in race are over two years old
and $4,000 more are being planted.
Speaking of his neehbors, they are not
SO very near The Colonel has hun
drcd thousand acres, more or less, on
which to plant tea. cotton or Canada this
ties, should he choose.--Ocsrland for
January.
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-27

- Why is On ola poke. handksr.
chief like ~ old shipi Because Il hes sx.
psrisassd msay . hard blew.
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-27

IIIGH IIEELEp Doors There is no
torture lady will not submit to- for the
sake Of being fashionable; and there is
no fashion which is 50 injurious as the
immense heels which are considered just
at present so necessary to stylish "
boot But were the terrible results of
wearing such heels forcibly impressed
upon women we believe they surely
would refuse to run such risks. These
heels produce crooked feet and distorto
limbs, which are an outrage on ANATOMY
and humanity, and should render the au
thors Of them amenabe to law. They
throw the foot forward, causing all the
weight to rest on the toes, and twisting
the ankle out Of all shape. They also
are the principle source Of the corDs and
bunons which every foot seems to be
afflicted with at the present day. 1t is a
monstrous abuse Of the human limbs in
women, but when it comes to taking lit.
tie girls and putting their feet into high.
heeled boots, thus jamming their fee,
out Of shape. and throwing their plable
little legs out Of their natural ballast,
and bending them into sem. circles, il is
a cruel sacrifice to fashion.
Should this pernicious custom go on a
few years, there will not be found per
feet leg among the female portion Of our
people. Were it merely n question OF
looks, in might be passed by; but they
are but trines compared with the injury
done to the pcl,is, spine and chest, from
the constrained and stilted attitude which
the abnormal elevation Of the heels In.
duccs. Fashion is at best but cruel
and ignorant tyrant. and among all her
caprices not one is SO wantsn q violation
of the laws of hoalth as this sfashion OF
wearing high heeled shoes - Western
| Rural
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-27

Special notices double the above rates. Edi-
torial notices 20 cents per line for the first and
10 cents for each additional insertion. All
transient advertisements cash in advance.
Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
8 lines free, over five 20 cents per line.
Cards or communications of personal
character, If admissible at all, double the usual
ates and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
State offices. $500. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, 25 cents per line.
Yearly advertisements, paid quarterly, in
advance. Legal and transient advertisements
to be paid for when left at the office.
All job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Ad Iress all letters and communications to
J. S. DUNHAM, Editor and Proprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-27
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MISCELLANY.

CAN You AFFORD IT Can you afford
to smoke and chew tobacco, thus spend
ing from Eve to fifty dollars month
and injuring your nervous system, ant
perverting your whole constitution, anC
thereby transmitting to children weak
ened constitution, thus making them pu
ny inyalids for life?
Can YOU afford to burn on. your ner
vous system and demoralizc your Who'll,
character by the use of alcoholic Ii
quors?
Can you afford to indulge in habits o
speculation, gambling. and other tricky
and mean modes Of making money?
Can you afford to make money at tn,
expense of your manhood your morals
your health, your just respectabillty, ano
your integrity?
Can you afford to gain even the wholG
world and thereby make Of yourself {
moral wreck?
Can you afford for r1lo sake Of momen
tary amusement, to waste your youthful
preparatory years, when by study you
should become scholar, or by industry
either tradesman OF n useful artisan
Can you afford to rob your mind to
clothe your back with silks and satins
and crafty mere love for display?
Can you afford to be tricky and there.
by detraud your employer of the just
services You owe him, even though you
do not get your pay, thus making your,
self m oral bankrupt
Can you afford to be otherwise than
upright, truthful, faithful, temperate,
courteous and in all respects corrac,
A COOP TEMPERANCE SPEECH "A cor
respondent sends us the following good
speech, which, as she assures us, is near
ly verbal report Of one that she heard
at temperance meeting: 81 have beer
thinking, since | came into the meeting
tvniyi,t, abvut the losses We met WIN
since signed the total abstinence pledge
tell YOU there isn't man in the society
has lost more by stopping drink than
have. Wait bit till | tell you what
mean There was nice job Of work to
be done in the shop TO day, and the boss
called for me- Give it to Law, says
he. He's the best hand in the shop
Well, l told my wife at supper time; and
says she. Why, Laurie, he used to cal
you the worst. You've lost your bad
name, haven't? That's fact, wife,
says |. And it amt all I've lost in the
last sixteen months, either had pov.
erty and wretchejness, and I've lost
them had an old ragged coat, and 9
shocking bad hat, and some water p' DOT
boots that let the wet out at the toe AS
fast as they took it in at the heel. I've
lost item / had red face, and a tremb.
ling hand and pair of shaky legs, tina,
gave me an awkward tumble now and
then had habit of cursing and
swearing; and I've got rid of that, had
an aching head sometimes, and a heavy
heart, and worse than all the rest, Il
guilty conscience. Thank God! I've
lost than all Then told my wife what
she had lost 'You had an old ragged
gown. Mary, says l. And you had
trouble, and sorrow, and poor wretch
ed home, and plenty of heart aches, for
YOU had miserable drunkard for hus
band Mary. Mary thank the Lord
for all you and have lost since | have
signed the Good Samaritan pledge -
Erchdnge.
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-27

ET A newly invented photometer
proves that light penctrates one hundred
fathoms below the surface Of the sea
seventy fathoms moro than hitherto sup.
posed.
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-27
POETRY.
Bear and Forbear.

Be careful. ye, whose welded hearts
Are lovingly united;
Be heedfal. lest an enemy
Steal on you uninyited
A little willy, serpent Term.
With graceful. Turing poses
Or, coming in diff rent guise,
A thorn among the roses
Be careful, ye. whose marriage bells
Now merrily are ringing.
Be heedful of the bitter word.
The answer keen and singing
The sharp rctort. the angry eye
Its vivid lightning fsshing-
The rock on which so many hopes
Are daily, hourly dashingl
g Bear and forbear the only way
To tread life's path together.
Then come, and welcome, shining sun,
Or come. dark. cloudy weather,
Two welded hearts, conjoined in one
That cannot live asunder,
Have put Loves golden armor on
U, world look ON and wonder
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-27
Col. VIM. T. BOURNE.

Formerly cf Fort Smith, Arkansas. will as
sist me In the duties of my Agency ] am
prepared to make cash advances on all ship
ments Of Cotton to the House of Messrs. +. l.
BRAuNs Il Co., Baltimore and will personal
ly guarantee TO shippers as much per pound
net. as they would receive by shipping to
New Orleans or New York markets.
G. A.. MEYER,
Agent frr Baltimore and AvkansAs.
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-27

- What are you doing Z" said . 70.
ther to . son, who was tinkering t an old
watch. "lmproving my time, Twas tho
witty r:joindsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

Nd, 9ens mir sebt's idledt in Der
Gbe; mcin Wann 1T DER leibbaftis Scu<
fel !
8as cu nidt iasit Bat er renn aud
SSrner
s6 nein, cu Ssabma6erin.
8enn's 10 it, pie pu iasit, liebe Sbes
reie, pann miro er iie balp befpmmen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

Wein lieber Serr! 70 Gin Sels e
mdlpe fam id Sbnen unter Suncert
Sbaler nidt liefern.
Damn malen sic mir ems NIT pc
trple m, RAP fVmmt sewis ni6t 10
tbeuer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
SanoelswiTenjduitliaes Separtemeat.

Der Sineslsf iFsnitaitli6s GURUS umfast ane 3psiae
,iner suitu susli6su @~rsiebuns. sini6lteslit QeIen, Sdrei.
ben, @ei6itte. Geographic, @rammatt. Sriefitrdben, Re
e~slbunssu, @ebnsr, alssbra. @epsstris. Suffabrtn. pbait,
&tritltne Ssbrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
sSn Der Sresaener Gonoitorci.

preubiider Splrat. -5ampler y a NJ
nenfud en-, sepie aus Berlin.
Wirtb.-No bere ie, aus Berlin batsn
mir man bios @tncbeuteL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

Gin amrriianilder 6riersnsridtsr iastc
81 sinsm 3ensen: ~Sunser @oun rrnn
sic in rie'em Zone weiter iprsden, 10
wirp rieIer @srihtsbpf feline @irre yer.
Srilen nnc Sbnen Gins an Sbr ScttSers
arllenes Waul idlasen, RAP Sbnen Sbre
3abne tlappernc in SIREN Wasen bin
m%terfahren." Sieie wirrcsole Grmabs
nunS lpll mirtli6 GinSuud auf zen 3eu.
gen S'mNGi sGEEna
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
Wfaoemii@es geaartemrut.

Drittc Siaft: Gnsli6e Ssrsnpmex. Gersbau. Ress-
funf. Reesasrnssn. Ntte Sti&i6ts une @eesrapbie, RSmi.
i6e |~ltsrtbumstunee, @epmstre, 5risenpmttris. pbpNf, ga.
tsiaii5. @ris6iit, 5ranjSlit, Ieuii6 uns Spauila, Ipsnu
ssplnittl 3easuiNs ilr zen SattSlieismus.
Speite Nlane sieeeituusen. gS5bsnti6s Detattrn.
erstt. Ytileicpbie. 9usliSt eiteratur. @rttiite altertbuus.
tunee. Srtanii, Gfrenemie. SnalYtii6e @eemstr,s, qans.
msNtn. gesmie, saeiuilt, @ritbif6, 3susniFe fur zen Ra.
tb%sliesmus, Sranisfl6, Geatlt une SpaniiS (peHu az.
rlunlbD.
ten. epsit. lt~ntsrptpiit, @tbit Gfrenpmie. Wee.sats. Strs1.
1uns, Staatspirtbl6aft, 9ateinii6, @ritttft. 5ran,Sdit,
Dsutf5 uRe Sgantit (renu seplniStl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
@ittleres Sebartemeat.

Tritte SLATE Srtbrsrartis, essn. SAreiber. eSram.
NATL, &ssusr, Gererapbis, GsieiS;s. 5raE;6fla Cpsan se
pinIttl, Relisicrss llutsrri6t.
3ipeite &iaTe Seen, S6reiesa. @rarnatit gufiap.
l6retber, Setuen. Nlsebrd, Seutl5, ydttiniit, WritAtin
6ranselr6 (Tena sepuuiStl, &ei8irnsuR.errt6t.
Grftc SidNe yeien. S6reitsn. Sersbau. Nufiaef1res
Zen, Rseetunf, tneiti6te, Geographic. RetnsH, Nistbra,
@eSmtiris, SuGiasren. TtutiS. qateiniiS. @rtstif4 Ssan.
;sfih une Spdpila (penR sepiinitD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

Gin 8aftbaus bate gum S6ilre Die
beilisen crci 8Snise. Giner pisier prei
8Snise mar curG bic 3eit pom @etter
sans ressepaf6en, 10 cap nur Die swei
anpern nod gut iparen.
DER Serpaltsr res 0aitbauisS melrste
ries rem Sausberrn init Der Sitte. CT
mb6te zen Yerpii6ten piersr neu malen
lalIen. Der Ssrr aber ipar Elm 0ti;balS
unc %antipUrtste ras foite ibm ;u siel, CT
mb6te alip nur pie llntsrl9rift res
S6ilceS rabin abancsrn lalIsn 4: u.3ur zen
;wei beiliaen erei &Snissn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

Gin 6auptmann, pelher in Seincess
lam feline Gcmpanie na6 Ger Sdeite
idisben lief unp ole S6eibe al Elm S6eus
ertbcr bate tefeitisen laien, purce iber
einen leiner 1eute irbr aufsetrabt neil CT
nidt nur Gle S6eibs, ,pnecrn ioSar Gas
S6euertbpr feblte. Naheem ale Ans
wrilunsen unr Wuben bel ibm fru6tlpS
bliebrn unp rer Hefrut INNER mod cas-
SbeucrbUr ni6t traf. beorebts ibn Der
Captain nit barter Strafs. Der Ste
fruit, rariiter iebr bstrpfen, iaste rarauf /:
~Seic nur niht tSie, mein Ser! fomz
men rod RE Ssinre ni6t ale gum S6eus
ertbcr beraue, es fcmmen rpt aud pels
de b%intenherum, eie ihies i6."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

Cine iebr seidwdbise Dame, wel6e
ibren 0cftcr UNI &atb fraste, ~iiberbdufte
rfnielten nit einem ipl6sn Strpm BON
8~ecensarten, rab er pur6auS niGt su
@prte fcmmcn fpnnte. Der becr6nate
Opftcr fam fein anteres Wittel, ais ibr
su lasen: Miarame, ;eisen sic mir Sbre
3unse! Die Dame sebOrAte, unp rann
laste er: SD bite Sic, sieben sic ries
lelbe niht cher suriid, ais bis i6 selprps
den babe. 60 traGte er iissum Sdweis
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

@bideultd.-@t6 liebte r une
betratbet bic 9iie! 8enn er muir
w~enisitens mid betratbete unp rie
9tie liebte!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
Ilgemeine Meaalatioaea.

Ter llnterriSt bssinnt am srfsn Wsntas im September
une ltlisei am erfen Sui.
gtn outer ltilibsr Character wire ssn isstn I'D ,ur aui.
uabmt Nieleenesn %aeferetrt.
Seer Stueent rire bel lsinem @intritt ssprlft uns ia eas
bsparttn!snl uni stt Slaht sslsst bic iensn 5~asistsiten an.
ssmeHsn fue.
aat rem Zen Stussntea sebrauSrs Sa5T ins Der Gin.
N6t bee Sirsetprs unlsrperien.
Ssri6is wsrssu ags ersi glsuats an bic Gl;srn ssianst oesr
an bic Sermnneer Ter StuesntsH, nm eisit ubsr bic @siune.
bell, Sttrastn une 8erii5ritte ibrsr SreRe petE glauesi ~
seaatrittissn.
Sc Ias Snaimi htst aasn sHsu. Die Stltsipn. ws6s
stetrt pire, II bic 2smiit .Sattelil1t eet weresR sit rsli,
eipitn NnftteR Nnser5slaubiser nitt ttetn,ritrst
Ypeasu fin,elnbei,en penss man G6 an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
Or. Semeeict, Director.
Yfarrer q. &ofe.
Hfarrcr y. 81. SlSbelm.
G. ~ pebu

sesp. NJ. SeiH, Siidef peu "a grsns.
M M:s. :. 3 i: @ss se%ss"s;s s Ssrss1'. s sSST,' a.~s,
Gbriu. g. ~. CELEB, Yrairis gu 9ttsa lHis.
Gbrm. Sebn eawier,
@brw. 2. q. Start,
u. y. Reitemaper, Geo. -
y. Saneiser, gsa.,
~. Sedlep, Gsa., sauNsa. Sswa.
GEO. Z. Sas, Gee, Nietsgssor Soma,
VI. C'1rien, 9sa,. WsSItasr, Soma.
Vtr,p, Z, u. Wstcr;p, futpsns, 3s4a,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
ttateres Separtemeat.

Sweits Sldfe Su6fabirea, qssn, ReansH. @eesra
ybie, Streitsn. Satetismus. Sinsunterrt6t.
Srife Slade: SuSaatrren u. Z efnirsn. 2eisu. S6rsi.
Sen, 8e6nsn. Gsi6t5ts, gspgraghtt, leutf4, GatsSismas
z;vouuts~rIht
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
Sesinsuueen.

Bdr YiuTt. II. 3eibsn. lutsrri&i miro srrra tr,atlt. Bier
teii6trliGe Serausbeidbluns. @s rirs tein ubjus sefattst
psssn abpskubsit ausssnPminen in 5sasa lang s~aasrnesr
8rdnlbeit resr G~rilahuns.
Seer 8efadRssr felte NIT miueefsns erei Semmsr. une
erti @inter. Anjisen perietsn iein. iepis nit elmer asulasn.
ben Nn,abl Ssmeen, Strlmpfs, SaiSsnta6sr. Saaeta1sr,
Strsisiten, 4dmme. Snreen II. I N. 8etaer eieisr gesens
ganee wte gem esars'um ga.slslL ~snn ntSt ~eslenesre
fad ieQte nit hem Rausu ees Stuesntcu aeieitnst ZEN.
9lteru. rsIte itre aineer mad Saule temmen AZ ladsu min,
itsn, ielten ,rtt sse6sn ,us5r Anjsiss sasSa ns3sn sp0
eds nettiae Rtiieaele %einieneen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27

0ott lei Sanf.

Wott Jet Saaf.
c.-Sater, no BAIT pu cenn ale
rieie f6bnen Oufaten Der
8ater. = gpn bent Germ 3piens
mayer, fir bic Ysbanpluns ieinsr So9ter
Mmalia.
&inp.-Oie lit ia aber s%eitcrben; Be-
fpmmit Gu esnn aud 9elr lpenn bic 9eus
te iterben :?
Sater.-@ott lei Oanf! Sa mein
&inc, benin ipenn i6 nur be;ablt pirre
fir bic seute Die i6 furire, 10 miiBten mir
balc betteln seben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
Sobanncs Goaeginm.
Nrairie on Gbien, WiS.
Inter Setting Der Gritli6en Sriher.

Der 3wet sisiss Snfttutes ii, Ger SuseHO prairie su
Gttsn's une es sdniai. HersTstets slns @steseneett la biz
be @riiebuns ju erbaltea.
Tie ease ess G~paestums IN uuatsrtreHeH btnlHtli6 Ger
@eIanebsit, SsauemliHiett uns StSRbsr Der SceReris.
Das Gebdues III srps nne seluerr einssrittet; feline Rotten
Fus sei6sut. I'M paNelbe nit Saem ~ reriehsu nae gum
@ebiietn ue Gcrisrt Ger Stueentcn ~bettraSsn tanu aud
ii Is uneeten rn wsiten uue berrlider Spteipliseu.
Ter SMeieReurius umfaet NQes, mas ssrebuli6 in Gsls
lssien selesrt rire. upe II In sisr Tepartsmsuta ~einssiseilt
Su sds llntsre, @iitt!ers, SaneslswirenibaTtibe uRs Giaes.
mii6s Department.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-27
Die ilberne Maus.

Gin Serliner Sff;isr nit isiner Dame,
i'm Opm ;u SSln Die Decentralization
betra6tenp.
Der 6dbrer. Sisr 1T bic kefaRnte
lilberne WauS, welde einmal rpr LANCER
3eit ais BIC Wduis iid 10 fart sermctrt
batten, RAP ie ale Selpfriitte ruinirtsn.
unc in Der sansen llmsesenr sur Ianc<
PLACE murren, ppn ZEN Serl6iecenen cas
BON beimseludten 8emeineen CUR Sss
Idnftisuns res 6immelS bier ssepfcrt
tpuree.
Dame. = Soft. weld Elm rnlnn !
llnp raspn jlpbben Die Seute, rae es u1s
bbren pirpe. Sp mat Is in Berlin cenn
bod ntemalS mid ppriefpmmen.
Sffisier. SDren Sic man, mein
Suteter, finn renn Gle 2sits bierum nod
INNER 10 pumnl, rat ie an lcl6e SslGidz
ten jlrten?
6Ibrer. > nein, irenn mir nod 10
cumm rdren, eann bitten mir l6pn lans
sc einen flterncn ,,Yrsubsn" seppfsrt.