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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-08
DRIHEN 10 SUICIDE.
Sad FaS of a NSzO Hampshire School
TSaeksy-A Mothsr'S Curse.


Sad Fate Of a Ma Hampshire School
Tsaeksy-A Mothers Curse.
Miss Cross, a schoolteacher in Stark,
New Hampshire, lately committed SUI
eide by drowning, under the following
circumstances, as related by-e locatpa-
per: She had ohaFgs-of the school for
several weeks. The scholars thought
much of her, and till within a~short time
before her death she kept an orderly
and excellent school. But during the
last week all seemedto be disorder and
confusion in the school The committee,
DIR A. Thompson and M. 7. Pike, Esq.,
having heard Of the fact, visited the
school on Friday and found it much as
above described, on.-which, after the
school was dismissed, they kindly talked
with her privately relative to the school
told her how 1t seemed to them, and ad-
vised her, as she appeared pale and
nearly sick, quietly to go to the agent
and resign her position; or II she telt
strong enough = TO go on with the
school, and thought she could i'm
prove int the particulars they meh-
! TONED, she could do so. She, said she
would determine what was best between
that time and the hour ofZsChool the
next morning Fhey left for their
homes. She did not returnto to her board
ling house that highland her friends BIZ
came alarmed. The school house was
Locked, On looking in. at-the- window
the key was, seen on the floor. On en-
terfns they discovered on her desk some
little articles Of value she had taken
from her person andthe folloYingpote,
addressed to her sisteri JllJ q j |
DEAR MARY-All | have to say is
that the curse is fulfilled, The daugh-
tiers shall die in sorrow, if not in shamFe
before they are twenty. Ask Albdrt
1 tThompsonT andT Thomas Pike why
Good bye al. IL. AfURFIANAlE;I
Search was. made,fopher body. The
school house was situated on the ba1E
of the river, where the water was deSI
and still, and the body was found neh
Eby. Before the Coroner's jury her sis
ter explained the note by relating tha
they we're the children of Amos <
Cross, of Waterford, Me-, and that \
consequence of some difficulty between
| them, her father separated from his frs
wife, and was again married, on whitl
his mother, taking sides against him
pronounce with dreadful emphasis tHi
: curse upon her sons children; Hi
e daughters shall die in sorrow, if not !
: shame, before they are twenty, and tb
! sons shall be- cut'oflin infancy" Sh
said that for some time Lauriana ha
Q constantly dwelt upon the subject Of th
curse, and the more so recently, as sh
: was hearing the age Of twenty, and Sd
had done and said things which ha
: caused her to think her sister mediate
) suicide, And her room mate testite
: that only a week before she had spoke
q of it to her, and alluded to the fact tn;
r. she was nineteen years of age, and
I. the curse was fulfilled she had but
II short time longer to live. The fact tn
& some Of her brothers died IN infant
l. tended to strengthen the superstitio
so that insanity and death were the col
T. sequence. ...tg, ,th
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INnREAHE OF POPULATION

; scotland has indcreased in population
from 3,O66.BS3 to 3,36O,0l8 between 1861
andg187l. During which period the
Commercial classes have largely increas-
ed. while marked diminution took
place among the farming population.
THIS Is attributable In part to the fact
that It it is more profitable 70 let land
for moor-shooting than to small farmers
Emigration has thus been stimulated
Ii looks rather hard that honest and in.
dustrious people should be driven from
their homes, and perhaps their native
land, merely because the rich idlers may
have better facilities for hunting.
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A PR0MISTYG POLITICIAN,
[cAstle Rock Icol.l Nsws.l

One Fluke Magilder thus throws him
self in an announcement upon the snf-
fraees of his 'fellow-citizens," " and makes
very gracious promises Of what he will
do II elected;
/ promise to have switch put in at
the country seat in fifteen minutes alter
my election; / promise 70 unravel the
Beecher mystery; Ipledge myselfto pro-
duce rain whenever needed, thereby
avoiding the necessity Of irrigation;
will Danish the grasshoppers from our
land, and render this Eldorado Of the
West Garden Of Eden l will work fol
nothing and board myself. Have pity on
an orphan forty-two years old, and elect
the undersigned 70 a seat in Congress.
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WESTWARD.

Manifold passengers bound East by Train No.
l2 and Train No, have no change TO New York.
Connections at Rayenna with the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh road; at Meadyille Union and Cory for
the Oil Regions; at Corning for Rochester, and az
BinghamtOn for Albany. Springfield, worcester,
Boston, and all points In New England
Western bound passengers BY Train No. nave
no change 10 Cincinnati, and by Train NO, nave
choice Of sleeping coach through to St Louis with
out change, making connections with the Louis
vile Short Line Railroad, Mail Steamers for points
In the South or Southwest, Also, with the Ohio
and Mississippi or indianapolis and St. Louis lines
for points In indiana Illinois, Missouri Kansas
and points In the Far West. Z, -
For further information as TO time, fare and CON
nections apply 70 the local agent asking Ior TICK
cts via the ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
BROADGUAGE ROUTE
No "stOp-over' allowed upon local tickets. 10.
cal passengers must purchase tickets TO their tirst
stopping place, and then Tepurchase nom that
point to destination or, ,,D,,C
: HlI la -s r1 w. B. SHATTUC,l
o. Gen. Passenger aud Hckd Ageni, Cincinnati, o.
P. ID. COOPER, .u-l.nW o..
Gen. Superintendent, CieueiGnd, o, noyl6Td
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recently been witnessed, in order to pro
woke vengeance, and thus furnish pre-
tence for calling on the President for the
military, by means -ofwhich only. their
power can be prolonged. That is the
whole story in briefly. Y Sun.
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Domestic Seuind Machines.

TITS AN ADMITTED FACT BY PRACTICAL
Sewing Machine men, that the Domestic can
not be put tof time. A large number have been
sold from the Canton office and they are giving
iight running, quiet, easy to operate and durable
Give Il a trial before purchasing elsewhere
sold on monthly payments and payments re-
ceived every Saturday BY the undersigned.
Domestic and Davis Sewing Machine Needles
for sale. Beware OF bogus needles. r
Z Remember the place Essig's Dry Goods Store,
Public Square. LEWIS 4. MYERS, ~,
3iulyl6 7l-ga6sl 10 a.a4Au.AiH 70. ]
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a M1NLOST.

Henry Baldinger, Of St, Louis, Mis-.
souri,. left his family about the first OF
September, on his way to Washington
City, on patent right business and, as it
appears, became somewhat deranged,
and wandered from his direct route east,
came to Forest, o., thence to Carey,
rn-thenee TO sVaRleu, where-he was
taken and put in the Hancock county
Infrmary. He broke out on the 9th
inst, and nothing has been heard Of
him sihGa Alfpficefa fand friends oi
humahitS are 5bQues edto give intor-
matioRS his s6rroNfuR wife, mother
and two sisters. He is about 3S years oi
aae,6 ieet high, black hair, high fore
4 head, high cheekbSne, blue eyes, BLACK
moustache an chjh whiskers, black ha'
! pants and vest; had no coat on~wher
last seen. AN expenses paid for tele
graphing when found.
IsrAddress ell information to Lueyl Bald
4 ihger, Mt. Eatdnl Wayne county, q, =
tfsSr y u TIUcf BAnDIEdER.
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HACK LINE. ca
CANroNGA AKRON Hack.
This Hack leaves Canton for Akron on

cTRAYEDFROM THEPREAusEs OF THE I'M
y dersigned, bay mare about Is hands high,
about years old, one white hind foot, dark name
and tail Information Of said animal may be left
al CiIy Bank and suitable reward win he given.
= '.,7.l . u. X. FEATHER.
canlon. q. kuzs., 3. lsIA.--NA \ -
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THE CURSE or TRUE LOVE.
An ElObsment, and a Bridegroom Cop
victed of Abduction.

victed of Abduction.
A Young man, living in Randolph
county, N. J., became enamored with
the daughter of a neighboring farmer,
she being under fifteen years of age,
and his love was reciprocated. He
was about to start, for an adjoining
county SAYING ne would wait for her fYe
years If necessary. The girl could not
bear the thought Of separation, and at
length agreed to elope. The Palr
walked seven miles through the pines
and sand to his fathers house, and early
the next morning. we're taken to the
railway station, and thence to Philadel-
IpRia, where they were married by an
alderman, the girl declaring her age to
be eighteen.
groom s siser at Hadden6eld, where they
y were eV confronted by the father Of the
bride and officers. The groom was ar
rested and committed to jail on charge
Of abduction. Subsequently he was IN
dlcted by the grand jury, and on Wed
nesday last arragned lor ulal' PC
court room was packed by an audienfe
whose sytipathies were centered upon
hthe couple. .a3NllN3A ,a1AylAu,la
The girl, like a true heroine, assumeec
Pher SHARE Of the blame, admitted her at
lection for her husband and her willing
ness to quit her fathers house
and asserted her belief in the honor o
hef-lfusbands--s- --..'.--a.-s
c. S, Cannon, formerly Attorney Gen
eral, delivered an eloquent defense, Hu
nudge Woodfordy charged that the l4'
IhAd(been Violated, and that the jur
| must not be influenced by appeals I
their sympathy. fTy-iIJ.
The Jury was out all night, returnin
FIVE times for instructions, and at lengt
rendered a verdict of guilty, with areC
ommendation for mercy. ~ -
On the rendering Of the verdict tn
prisoner was seized with conyulsion
which continuing, sentence was deferre
utit the December term. Much sympi
thy is entertained for the defendan
who is esteemed an honorable, uprigl
man.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

r AXE SHORE AND TUsCARAwAs VALLEY
RAILWAY.
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On and after May 25. 1874, trains will arrive at
and depart from stations named below, as follows;
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GOING SOUTH
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ztllErRHRQ4PS

FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO
IT RAILWAY.
Condemned Time CEt-Juig26 1874.
TRAINS GOING WEST i6s
sIIIioSs iET. no. II lEo5NaRI Rx. No. q n. NO 8
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| No. Daily, except Monday; Nos, 2, 4, p and
8, Daily, except Sunday Nos. and paly'
f. R., MYERS,
u'a General Passenger and Ticket Agent
| HLEvELKND AND PITTSBURGH RAILWAY
| " Condensed Tine Card-4dy 81, 1874
- i--a-ssaa gDaily,e except Sunday )u.-s-uss
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General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
w. W. CARD, Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
gcunirp properip 10 Ge,.

4 i CROTON LANDING-ON-HUDS with
N tre rver veto RENT. furnished season ory
COTTAGE geol garden full supply
nk Of nt
twenty private univ
H. l. CLARKE, ia Ffont-sl
ITO LET-COttage by the sea, containing FIVE
deght:Ur iaatod % the bGsts Of miles
rent 500 kESNEll SOY, Ocean Grove. "
T'0 LET-On Long Island, gem of place !;
HOUSE rOelds AreEose n 30 minutes from eiv rert
$50 Don- Inquire Of owner, d. CHAMBERLAIN, Ill Rea
foriy -seoOudsL
ITO LET Furnished for the Summer-At
PAssAIc J. A. Minutes from se~York large doabe HOUSE,
u c1rrate house fruit &C besu1tai
grouscs src ample shade 500 month Address B. FRITTS
f4ss1ie n. J.
ITO LIGHTHOUSE, u rooms. unfinished. on
II Iilef Of PeskSk!l High grUund. 70
Lac Monr1Ne VIA yrArs
reQules Terms ApPy
PRANK p FOWLER. 30 PiDeE-. e. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16

IL RECEPTION ROOM, 1902 Broldvsx
Work ROOM corner Broadway AND 45lL-si
COMMITTEE ROOM l72 West 45th-t.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 40 West 45th.st
sEavANs every capacity for city and country Work 'er Al
capable aihu Cone pealr dressed sls
jewelry allowed. Brtsr ITO West s5tbst
This conducted BY a tht ash it'
uppo all nav. felt the need OF reform Soa
shoali Of onse bouf'
n til I .. saturday dcers eissri at y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16

SARATOGA SPRINGS.
~ DRs srROhG's REMEDIAL INSTITUTE
OPEN ALI rHB ikAR, -, -.
the of the esdns Cssreh and state v" hsAh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16

OFFICE and HOUSECLEANING done on
rslosabe terra. resy-c.5s rcHsoi
FAMiLIas' WAshsG 60 VI -1~ A'~
SAsll AI~s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16

ATS. g. E. V. ODELL~, 1903 West 34th-st.,
n Garner Broadway n teytaDsld 1892 the extensive
and relabe EMPLOYMENT BUREAU The Und states bote
amhe farmers and employers generally ALWAYS
no supplied Agricultural HELP
apd tmse for anr capacity, and Of al nsnonaluga
made familiar wh the record Of
cs Who situations through
and a. We maze avsabe the Of
tse before recommending to-u for
ton, EMPLOYERS hev better OF tep
through than other Communications By a
pt.ttsn
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CAPABLE. tidy. eolored young women want

~ ILACEs thorough
recommendations wiling aud
9th . PROT HONk lSs
bowel hist overt drLg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-16

Vetreff Der Sinic Hemi6 uno SettemburQ,
l.1err Berger trat mir neue Sa6nen elm, n0
mentlid iiir bic yinie BON Tippoh iiber
Vuremburg na6 SommeloinQen, uno pon
0ietir6 na6 Gianoen. Die (1errn Giihen
uno 6ober %uerlangtcn cine S~el4leuniauna
in Der Gntideibun9 fir Die Ba6u uon QSil;
entweocr na6 @iiiperluii; ooer Gauteuboh.
Der StaatSminilter erluiberte oonu, bar
an Der Nttertlinie bel Gii6eu 9e6nut perOe,
oaB Die FlGne Der ⅈerbabnen ierti0 ieicn.
unp Ntanoen ni6t perud0lGBigt muroe. Der
Decentralization Ser Eanerus tbeilte nit,
Dap oos Stroigeistbu6 Dem Staatsratbe
ilr Se9utodtung Der 6ppotbeteneeiet9e
bunS iiberrei6t iei. Ncnn mo9lih, ioaen beioe
e'elepc nod oieiss Sabr Dor Die &ammer
tomlien.
2Sle Ole ,,Snp. llr." erfdbrt, bat 6err
Ebilipport neucroingS nahitcbenoe Gonz
c~eliionen fIr Giienbabneu be0e6rt:
y Cine yinie, mclde ii6 uou Ser Set
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiber @rcpenmabsr nab
@aiierbiuig uno Die Saucr!inie ob;ueiot
p cine Vinie uon Sippod na1 Oommcls
oingen iiber luxembourg nit beionoerem
Sabnbof bel lebtercr Stabt unb nit 9bs
%;peiguns uad Dem !Nolerider 6%iittenmerf
s. Elm Sramwup pom 9SGGcnoOrf mad
Sianoen, oeien GurUen uno Stei9unaen &C.
10 eiugeri6tet lino, Rap CT nod 8elieben
our6 Eierpe oper eine yotomptipe beiabren
pcroen tanu.
G6terua6, II. Nou. Seine &sl. SO
belt unler Bring taotbalter lit beute NadD
mittag bulb 3 llbr aui Der Gdternader
STANDARDIZATION III %ieinenl, uon Der prin;
Oeinridss Gilenbabn @eieQihuft perebrten
Salonwaaen eingetroiien, nm ieine Geiie,
na6 10 WtinIteu Nlufentbalt, iiber 0a1er.
biui9 na6 Erier aui S6loB lSeisbaus tort,
~Suiesen. Die 6erren Siir9ermeilter uno
SbOflen %unlerer StaOt BADEN Seine 6obeit
I'M prd6tuollenS onsySogen 6epiQfommt.
Dad Dem Gmpians eridien Der Erins in
6iuil am Sulons 6eniter uno 9riibte freunos
li6lt, unter Giuatruien Der 6erbeiseeilten
S6tcrna@er, Ole llmltebenoen. (Ans.)
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2 II I { III b u T q.
2Sie Die Suxem6uraer 2seaieruuo

"
fir Die i40nen &iinite lorgt, ;eisen Die
Sublioien, pel6e tiirSli6 oielelbe oen Sc
ian9 uno Mulitpereinen oes 9onoes su=
tommen lieB, Sier Die Cite oisIsr unter-
Itibun9en
Ser Staot 9urembur9 1925 6ranten,
Der Staot Ghterna1 400 Sranten, Der
Stabt @rsperma6er 500 Sranten, Der
Stabt 9ianoen $50 6ranfen uno ser
8emeinoe 6els $50 6ranten su 8unlten
Der beitebcnoen Wtuliti6ulen. 8eiana. II.
Mulitpereine.
800 6ranten Dem @sians- ano Muiit=
Sereln gu &ils.
$50 6ronten Dem 8eiGn9. uuo Mnlit-
Terein i'll Nieoerpilb.
30 6ranfen benz y@Gcilien- Yerein" III
N%ieoerpilb.
275 6ranten Dem gsians- uno Mulit=
Verein gu @lerf.
200 6r. Dem Mulit' Ssrein iu Werjh.
$50 6r. Dem Mulit.@ srcin .Orania" III
Golmar.S er9.
200 6r. DEM Wulit.Y ersin 5u Siefir6.
100 6ranten Dem @elan9-Sersin vGdn=
serbunb" gu Sietir6.
800 Sr. Dem Muiit.9 erein gu ettelbriid.
rs 6r. Dem @elan9s Ysrein iu Gttslbrad.
100 6r. oemlfulit=Y erein suGid a. b.S.
$50 6r. Dem 8eians- uno Mulit-Ser=
Elm ju Solingen.
100 III. Dem &iuft-gsrein III @ros=
bous.
l25 6r. Dem Mulit= Yercin III Settborn.
$50 6r. Dem @eians. unO MuFt.Yer.
Elm gu Gid a. D 4lieite.
$50 6r. Dem Muilt Ysrcin oes Gutter
werts ,u Gid.
60 6r. Dem @siau9s@e iu 8ei=
merstirh.
80 6r. Dem @elanS=Ysreiu ,u SOmmsl=
bin9en.
$50 6r. nem MluIit-Yercin 81 SaleiI-
miihl.
30 6r. Dem @elang=@crein DSrpbeOn"
81 S6leiimibl.
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Rbsia- aab Mpjsleau.
Dns seSt a6er GiuEi Sn q0ln Idle


DGs gebt aGer fimR! Sn G0ln i6eint
Ole Te9ltrun9 oos Spri6tipOrt niht gu
tenren vluer ltuea 9ibt, gibt ooppclt." Nm
III. u oOember bat Ger GberprGliOent
Der GheinproUinS fir Die ain 10 Suli
D. ). BON eInem nit mplttubru6artigem
Hegen uno Saqelihlog l6per beim9elu6-
ten Slir9erTelItcreien Sitburg, Suoeloori.
&puburg uno Spei6er oes &reiies 9it-
burg, 10 lpie me6rere 8emeinoen Oes &rei=
Ics Yriim, einen She'll pes 20notreiies
Srier uno eini9e @emCinhen Deg Greiics
Serntaitel bis sum S9luTe b. s. cine nll-
9emeine 0uus:oQette fir cen lmiang Ger
&%belnpropinS bepiligt.
25ouu, 5. NOp. 9ie 3abl ser ra!ttatbo-
ll'den SbeolO9cn" al %unierer uuiperIitdt
b%ejifert lid auf IA, worunter flint
Shwei,cr, Spei SOldnoer, ;pei 8aiern
uho fiini Yreubcn, inter oieien aber fem
einSi9er u beinIGuoer.
Am IL. Slopem6er fiel in gerntateI
Der erite S6nee.
Bonn, 8. IoO. SaB Die @auuerei
aud in u%ni,rct StaOt quite 6orti@ritte
maht uno sur sr6Bten Sorliht mabnt, be-
meilt wleoerum folSenoer, am nerloNenen
Samsiag itatt9ebubter Yorfal. gn oieiem
Sage wuroe elm S6uiterjun9e BON leinsm
Nteiiter 9el6idt, einen &orb poll fertiger
S6ub uno Stiefel in eircm @srtbe BON
ca. 20 Sblrn. gu perldictcn II &unoen i'll
brin9en. Sn Der NGbe DER nelen cUarQe=
liIhen STRIDE t0mmt Elm Osrr 81 Dem Sun
gen unO bat oenlelben inter perl6ieoenen
Soripie9elungen, fir i'm in einem na6e 9es
lesenen Soule auf 8runO elmer luittirten
Ge6nung einen fleinen @elobetrag eirsu-
t%oIiren. Sieran wuroe gleidseitis oas
Yeripreden 9etniipIt, Dem Sunsen Elm
Srinfse!o pon4 SCR 81 sebeu uno bis Sieier
Suriidtebre, aud Den Sorb nit SGubpua=
rem in iideren Yerpabriam nebmen gu
wOaen. Der Sunse gins hierauf Elm, be-
rednete l6on i'm Stilen, mas er nit Dem
SrOBen Srintseloe iid fir Sersniisen be-
l4aiien Tonne, sins nit DER &ednuns in
oas ibm beSei6nete Saus, puroe bort, oa
mon Den &e6nun9sausiteler ni6t fannie,
jiemlid ~unsndois sntlaIlsn nno woDte To-
Damn i6nel gu icinsm auftrasssber gu
riidtebren. 2eBtere iuar inspii9en aber
pcrOuftet uno nit inn Sdube uno Stieiel.
Dem Sduiterjunsen iol oaburd iOfori
flar seworben isin, iuel6e Solsen es bat,
luenn MIN oas Sprii1wort, S6uiter bleib
bel Oeinem Soften. nidt befelst.
Go6fen,, 8. NOp. osrr eanbratb b.
6rens ma6t Dem Sperm Yaitor &oSerid
bier Die Wittbeiluns, oaB es teinem aus
sewielenen @eiitlidsn srlaubt lei, in oer
Yiarrtirde b. Il. 8. Sr. @mtsbanolunseu
uOrSunebmen, wobl aber iei es ibnen 9e-
itattet Meie gu leien bel peri9lolie-
ner Sbire. Serner perlanste Der s.. 2ano
ratb pom 8. Yaitor, oaB er inn Die
Namen Der r@eipsrrten," iuelde in Der
9farrfirde Meiie 9eleien bdtten uno oen
Ort ibrer @obnuns angelo.
Am 10. Nopem6er pu.oe Die meme
Moislbriide in 9erntaltel s%roiinet.
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in Oct rNeub=& rsp. 3ts." lsien mir

in oer .NeuB= Girep. 3ta." leIen mir !:
.Sn Sol9e GrloB bes Gultusminiiters wur=
DC 10 chen Den Gdilern bieIigen @pmna=
llulns er0Hnct. baB DER S6ul=@ ottesOienit
an 2Serftn9en nur nod Wtittwods uno
6relta9s, Sonnta9s Morgers uno nur an
eommunisnsS a9en NGhmittn9s uerbinos
lid lei. 6erner perpfli6te Die NnItnlt III
re 3Oglln9e niGt mebr CUR Sbsilnabme on
Der 8el6te II. Der gcmeiai aItli6en Gom.
muniOn. Barum ni1t qlei1 aui einmal
ole STRIDE 9anS perbieten, ipdre bod piel
einfa6er.
Am Gewof6e bes boben Chores Der
0Omtir6e SIT Diiiniter bat man unter DER
Wauertiind)e tpertbuole WanogemGloe 9e.
Iunoen. sic lolen aus Dem -. ooer ii.
SGErbunoerie berriibren, unb beablihtist
Oas Oomcopitel, unter 2eitung oes Sperm
Ir6iteften 0ertel BON tl6tiser 2iinitler=
bano cine Genopirung pornebmen su loIien.
@ie iriibcr mitgetheilt, bate Der betannte
Wtaler Serr Sette9ait ii6 bel einem Stur,
o 0eriilte in Der 4e9ioifir6e l9were
SerleBunsen Su9eSogen. Inter Der ior9=
ldmen SebanOlung unO Yhege Der Merstc
iopie Der SdrmberSiSen S6weItern I'M
6lemensbolpitale lit er jiemli9 wieoer ber-
gcltellt uno bat uns perlalen, I'm i'm nd6-
item Sabre boHentli4 ieine arbeit pieoer
aufSunebmen.
Sonoon. Die Sorarbeiten gum Gro,
SeB Der Seligipre6uns bon 259 Mtartprern
GAS @eliprielter, "a Seiuiten, 8 Sensbics
timer, Z 6ranciscaner uno IS 9aien), pel6e
bon 1857 bis 1891 in gnslanb fir Den
tatbolilden @lanben ibr 0eben geopfert bas
ben, lino in feierli6er Seriammlung in Der
erSbiI6OHi9en &apelle uertiinoet uoroen.
Der 2SrnGefer Gercle &utbolic sdblt
our Stunoe l6on 700 Utit9lieber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-16

The Lasalle Monthly" fin=
bet th in Ieinem IS 6efte Dor uns. Sieie
Sdrift fann auf's @drm ite empfoblen wer=
ben. Der Snbalt bes p%Orliegenoen Seites
ut Elm rei6er uno man9e Der Nrtiteln !.
y. Ole bicsrapbilhe StiSSe iiber Gribii9oi
Sa9bcs bon New Yort lino Muiterarbei=
ten. Der PrsiS 20 Gents per Oeft BON
As Seiteu 1T Gin icbr biai9er.
Uon 3idels SeutI l.
tanii den Sanblricon hes oaoe=
meincn gSiIiens, bas ipcsiea fir Sen prGe=
til6en Gebr0uh innerbolb Der .. CT. be-
arbeitst III, liegt uns oos II, y un0 10
Seft Dor. Siele Nrn. rei6en BON ,Stcu.
erruoer" big oSbierorsneitunoe". Sog
Wert l1rcitet ieinem Yrosramme 9emdB
porarl hno 1T fir ihneles NaAi6loaen
uobl gu empfebIen. Yreis per oeit Is Gts.
Die @ebriiosr gsnsinscr in q. 9. Iono-
ten uns oos |. Scit, Der Nlten Il. Neu=
en- w eft fir 1874. Die lie in 10 peiten
Rreilen b%etannte iluitr;rtc Monatsl6rift
CUR unterha!tun9 uno Yelebrune, fam
&atboliten niht 9enug empfoblen ,peroen.
Sie beIten ShriftieQer Oeuti6lano's lino
Wtitarbeiter an Dem Werfe uno Der nit
bielem Sohrsan9e uermebrte Snbolt lit
trob Der &eouttion Oes Yreiies OUT 90
Gents per 6eft, Elm 10 s~eoiessner. pie i'm
penige 3eitidriiten ~liefern. Die Slide
Iino meiitens wobre &unlturbeiten. Sas
porliesenos Seft entbdlt
Die Wallfabrsr. 8eti6t Don u. @sr.
tr.-Oer Sdnsctlla. Sifcriibe Nopeus
ron pbiIirp 1aieus.-8a b . iibe 3eitr
Senoiien. DR.. Wdttbias Gberbarp. @,ibcf
Won 5rier.-geieIu DIT. @seanfsnipSns pen DR..
gNilbslm MOliicr. = Gtre Bsfeisuns
beS Critters. Bon 5. .. Srsntinnglta.-
Gin laa in Der &siiesut. Na6 benz
NieSeriaueiidsn bee 8. s. Grsmer BON gB. Gan.
&C., Ha6ruf an Sermanu Spn Wal.
ltndrcet. Scnstt pom I.-G in mpbern
0iftpflanse. Ben h. o. s. alsin.-Oas
Sen Der en- gelwetbs in Giniiebslu.
-Oas Spfer. Tevsas BON Gufemia Sra.
in pom Sallitrern. Die erfen BuSlar.
fen bss brihtntbums in &pm. Gi.
ne Stupis ron 9Sbilbelm SesGenta1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-16
Sngembnrger gazette.

gu beSipe feln. Gs lit iebr Ieidt mDslid,
oag ole Nn9elesenbeit lid nod peiter per-
fpldelt; Sis eiubrinsuns oes Gr5bii6ofs
na3 &atibor t6nnte gele9sntlid. 10 por-
l'9tl9 Der Sir6enfirit aud ieiu miro, bod
erIol9en, uno es oiirfte lid in oieiem 6olle
lraqen, ME Die Olterrei@iihe Gegieruns
lld IN ocrlelben perhnlten miirNe.