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Why Southern Immigration Schemes
Have Failed.


The defect, the fatal objection to all
southern immigration propositions, Is
the failure to offer to sell homesteads to
the farmers whom they seek to allure to
that country. There Is no propositions
to allow the thrifty farmer an interest
in the soil. There is too much 1ntellI
gence IN the world, even among the
working classes, to render any scheme
acceptable which does not concede to
them an equal station with any and all
other classes. The European immigrant
comes to America to secure home for
himself and his posterity. 1t he IS ex-
pected to be merely tenant. he viii
remain on the estates of the European
aristocrat rather than become a tenant
on the lands of an American. Let the
south arn people secure an influx OF
white immigration by offering to sell
lands in parcels to suit, to Immigrants,
on accommodating terms, and then show
the natural advantages of the country,
and they will soon turn stream of I'M
migration In their direction. A few years
ago large number of Swedish and Ger
man immigrants were induced to go to
Mississippi and Alabama. They had
not been long there until they saw the
position they were expected to occupy.
They had not come to America to be-
come hirelings. With good reason they
became dissatisfied, and scarcely waited
for the close of the year to leave the
country. Some of these people came
to Missouri, where they became pro-
prietors of small homesteads, and are
annually contributing to the prosperity
of the state. They might have remained
in Mississippi and be contributing to its
prosperity, had they been properly re-
ceived.
These may be unpleasant truths, but
it is best that they should be told. The
interest of the whole west should be
subserved by the highest possible de-
velopment of all the southern states.
There must be disposition to give i'm
migrants an even start in life. If the
south is ever made to bloom on account
of the labors of adopted citizens.
St. Louis Republican.
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The Commune in France.

A Paris letter says: Evidently diff.
ticulties are fast closing in about us, and
every day we have some fresh cause for
rehscting upon the security of the mo-
ment. The spirit which animated the
Commune is very far from being crush
ed. Some men are once more organic
ing for another attempt, and Just as
they did before in 1S48 and 1871. So
cleties of workingmen are formed in
each ACCOMPLISHMENT under the direction
of district commissioners which take
their orders from central committee.
The next step is to bind the men by
making them solitaire IN all dangers
and benefits, and by the element of Sc
crecy always attractive to the uneduca-
ted. Members of the society who have
work, are privately taxed and one-half
of the proceeds is added to the sinking
fund reserved for war budget. The
rest goes to aid those who are out of work
and IN distress. Just before the war
matters had reached the stage where we
ind them to-day and CreuZat was Sc
lected as the best point for beginning
strikes. The difficulties then caused,
made possible the 4th of September
This time the strikes are to be encOur-
aged IN Paris. 1t is q positive certain
- SA-s'N 'AtO SCI 0ouA4atO A4uSe SoL1O " AZ
end one day or another, and the belief
that it viii not last long gives the chiefs
of the International an opportunity for
saying that it will be succeeded by an
other commune"
ITCHING OF THE TAIL or HORSES. The
itching described is of the fundament,
and IN the endeavor to scratch it the
tail is often rubbed against something
until the hair is all worn OF, and thus
disfiguring the tail very much. A free
application of lard to the parts, even
reaching into the parts affected, will
stop the itchic after few applications.
THESE are the days in which she says,
81 don't care I wish was dead - and
he sympathetically reioins, Chang the
bonnet You're never satisfied r
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READ WHAT IT WILL DO.
BRooKyIILE. Pa. April 27.

bhOOhYIllLEs IA, ApIlI 70 4oiz.
DR. R. Y PIERcE-Having first applied to a
number of physicians and failed to ct relief
I resolved to try your remedy. -Four bottles
have completely cured me of one of the worst
cases of eatarrh of which have any know
ledge, having suffered for months with an
acute pain in the head, and breathed only with
the greatest difficulty. deem it due You, as
well as suffering humanity, that this recogni-
ton be made Of what we deem a. invaluable
medicine. CHAs. Q. ANDERSON.
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Alasl that with the old singers most
of the sweeter tunes have died upon the
air. But they linger IN memory, and
they shall vet be sung IN the sweet re-
union Of song that shall take. place by
and by In a hall whose columns are
beams of morning light, whose ceiling
is pearl. whose floors are all gold, and
where hair never turns silyery, and
hearts never grow old. Then she that
sang alto, and she that sang air, VIII be
in their places once more.
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H. mast stnnendons enterprise 81

THE most stupendous enterprise on
the continent for the relief Of human woe il
the National Surgical Institute Of Indisnapo-
lis. Indiana. It mas s capital stock OF $780,,
900, with over fifty surgeons assistants and
ployed in giving relief to thousands OF suffer
ers annually. They treat as speeialties crook
ed feet, legs, spines and ali other human de-
formities, slso paralysis, chronic diseases
piles, fistula and catarrh. Send for circular.
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svmptoms of Catarrrl.

Dull, heavy, headache, obstruction of nasal
passages, discharge falling into throat. some
times profuse watery, acrid, thick and tena-
cious, mucous, purulent, muco-purulent bloody.
putrid, offensive, etc. In others a dryness.
dry, watery, weak or inhamed eyes, ringing in
ears, deafness, hawking and coughing to clear
the throat, alterations, scabs from ulcers,
voice altered. nasal twaAe offensive breath,
impaired smell and ia sre, dizziness, mental de-
preston, tickling coughs etc. Only few of
the above symptoms are likely TO be present
in any case at one time. No disease is more
common or less understood by physicians.
The proprietor OF DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy
viii pay $500 reward for an incurable case.
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=. RRowN,s vERM1rUeE coMFrTs
FEuRrY YEARS, ExPERIENCR or AN

Mrs. Wfnslow's Soothing syrup IS the prescTip-
ton Of one Of the best female physscians and
nurses in the United States. and has been used faE
thirty years with never failing safety and success
by millions Of mothers and children. from the fee
BILE infant week old to the adult. Il coETects
acidlty Of the stomach relieves wind collie, rszu-
lates the bowels, and gives rest health sud comfort
to mother and child. We believe Il TO be the best
and surest remedy in the world In AL cases Of dys-
EMERY and diarrbosa in children, whether It A<Ess
nom teethiBg or from any other cause. Full di-
rections for using viii accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile OF CURTIS q
PERKINS is On the outside wrapper.
Said by all medicine dealers.
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The English Language in the Orient.


noticed but one striking change.
rms is the astonishing spread of the
hngilsh language within the last twenty
years, resulting both from the numbers
OF English and American travellers who
visit the east, and the use of the Ian
guage by travellers of other nationaIi-
ties. French, which until within tbe
last few years was indispensable. has
been slowly fading into the background
ana is already less available than Eng
Iish for Italy and all the Orient. / was
little surprised, in Rome, at being
accosted by a native bootblack with
Shine mp your boots ?" In Naples.
every pedder of canes, coral. photo
graphs, and shell-fish knows at least
enough TO make n good bargain but
this Is nothing to what one meets in
Egypt. The bright-witt d bows learn
the language with amazing rapiditv
and are so apt at guessing what they do
not literally understand that the frav-
eler no longer requires an interpreter.
AT the base of Pompey's pillar to-day a
ragged and dirty girl came out OF a
ieIeh hut and followed us, CRYING.
Give me ha'pennyg' All the coach.
tasl;,.sno most of the sEopkeepers are
tI ,-i Ii with the words necessary for
o,,o,, &C. ~ ono prefer to use them,
800 uiSer tney see that you are ac-
simple, natural structure Of tSc Fro
lish language undoubtedly cont';ll Us
also to its extension. II Is eIraa5S, AZ, II
leading Language of the world s5olen
by ninety millions of people fdonbla
the number of the French-speairin,ey
racesl, and so extending its coaouests
year by yenr that its practical value is
IN G,avanee of that of any other tongue
-Bayard TauIor.
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We sec by the commercial report that
Proctor & Gamble have reduced the price OF
their long established and popular brand Ez-
ira Olive Soap. It's present price and superior
quality makes it the cheapest as well as the
best zap for consumers.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-05-14

FARMERS and stock raisers have fire.
quently told rs that they have seen very good
results from giving Sheridan's Cavalry COndi-
ton Powders to COWS and swine before and
after they drop their young. The Powders
put them in good condition. and give them
strength to care and provide for the sucklings.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-05-14

VICTIMS of consumption seeking Te-
lief and restored health should use DR.. Wish
arts Pine Tree Tar Cordial. This is the only
preparation that develops the full virtue OF
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-05-14

RAGGED stockings and protruding
toes are not seen on feet where SILVER TIPS
are worn. Parents remember this, they last
twice as long.
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THOSE FAVORITE HOME REMEDIES
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER.
ALIENS
Lung BalSam.
Lung

And lohy they should al,ooys be kept near a
hand.
1st- PATS killer is the most certain CnoIera
cure that medical science has produced.
Cd ALLEN,s Luxe BALsAlr is a cure for Cous hs
Of tue Pulmonary Organs.
Sd. Pam KILLER will cure Cramps or Pains II,
any part OF the ysten- A single dose usual
4lh. ALLsS's Luxe BArsAar VIII cure that terri
remedies fall
5th. PAIs KILLER has proved a sovereign RENE.
dy for Fever and que and & hill Fever n
has cureG the most obstinate cases.
7lh. PAIN KILLEE a a uniuien; is uneouaies for
Fest Bies, Chiibiains, 3 4ras, Bruises Cuts,
sth. ALIENS LUNG RAIsAaf-AFothers sbou.d
keep Il on hand i OF Group.
9Th. PAIs RIILER has cured cases of Rhenms-
tism and Neuralgia after years Standing
10th. ALI "a s Luxe BALsAa has been before the
pubic period OF ten year., and in that time
sections Of forafpn -corFr7frfss ~ 49, -
many rivals but no equals.
nth P..IS KTLs ER Is purely vegetable prepara-
The simplicity attending iJs Use. taSeti'esr
with the eat variety OF q seases thar NAV
amount OF pain aud suffering that car Is ~
lsvtafed tnro6gH its use makes IL imperative
upon every person q supply themselves with
hand.
I2th. A IErs's Luxe BA1sAM IS LARGELY endovz,,
By Physicians Drug lists. Ministers Pub,ic
speakers and me Press-aIl OF whom sE,sar
use in ali cases Of Coughs and Colds.
Every hous elk eeper should keen these 70 ,-.,s
able remedies st hand with them. % ne mem ~
many = physician BIZ VII BE- ssveI- --'-s -Do
Directions accompany each o8tsle.
J. \ HARRIS. Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio
For sale by Richard on & Co. ~ forls- p
faTS, CINCINNATI; 4. A. Robinson a 90 Louis.
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WE have often wondered whethe,

WE have often wondered whether
there is person in the country who does not
know and appreciate the value Of Johnson
Anodyne LiDiment as q family medicine? It
is adapted to most all purposes, snd is the
hast main DESTROYER that can be used.
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FouNDHk i.11EDY.-As soon as the
horse is found 70 be stiff. swain tbe Ices
aud feet with hot water, 40 hot that az
hand can not bear to touch Il, lint NJ ', 40
hot as to scald. After short time Ne az 5o
legs should be rubbed dry and the bo s-se
gently exercised. Have never known
'''a 70 fail TO remedy the trouble.
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CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK
from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS vERMIFUGE COMETS
viii destroy worms without injury TO the child.
being perfectly WHITE and free from all color
ing other injurious ingredients usually used in
worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, Projectors,
No. 2I5 Fulton street. New YORK.
Sold by druggists and chemists, and dealers In
medicines at twenty-five cents bottle.
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Go TO riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, N.
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For sale By all Druggists and efesse.l IDaaisrs
For sale BY Richard-on & Co. It fosis; J. =
Park, CINCINNATI: il. A. Robinson. a % Fs,r,fe
Vile; G. ". Jones & Co, Memphis. q i Eerf =
Co. New Orleans; g. W. George Galveston
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! 70 EAs-H " Xxx. Agents rvansef: parti-u-
- iass ilse- = erth q Co. 81 Isouss. No.
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The properties Of DIR.

VINEGAR BTTEERS are Aperent, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretie,
Sedative, Counter-I rritant. SudOrific. Altera
tive, and Anti Bilious
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eblinssm, Z. Sspt. Ssute Rorssn UNI 6

gblingen, z. Sspt. 5eute Rcrssn uu, 6
llbr ifarb rubis une scttsrssten, psrisben nit ben
b. Sterbeiaeramsntsn, unitr pfarrer, Serr u.
Spnn.aa. EerIelbe mar asbcrsn AZ Wshsr i'm
Sabre 1896 unb wurbe 1859 gum grietsr &c.
reibt. Seine trife Mnfsquns srbitlt CT ale
8aplan ~ Marnah unt muree RON ea, mad Gr-
bebuns tisier aaplanti CUR pflrre, i'm SABRE
1855 mad Gldreiler bsfSreert, no Ct bis gum
Sabre 1863 psrbIieb unb bann pieIe Steat nit
Der pfarrei Quainsen Sertauf6te. SIN Sabre
1868 ,cs or mad GbIinssn, no sr tarb.
Die Grunbtussnesn tss prisfsrli&en estens,
namlid cine inniss 5rSmmisfsit, iisfe Etmutb
une src6e SpferpiQisfeit bsIaB Der Verblidene
in bp5em @raee. Sbl1on bic lssttn finf Sab
re ltines eebens pislfaG eur& has Siettbum,
bas CT in GUlse elmer ni@t ssbsilten 9unsensnt'
3iinbuns bel f1 trus, sstribt pureer, 10
wubte or bod tets nit grocer Grsetuns f@ IN
ben Wilsn 8pttes ~ fisen. Sein Cob rire
fir Jpn nur Der Mnfans zines ~be1srsn gsbens
Isin. Or rube in 8ritesnl
am Z. eeptember fibrte bic glsrfsr Nuit
Gin Concert i'm sOrtissn Sblpeparfe aut oas
Itbr gut ~ausisl. Gin Gremeer, Der 3ufaais ,u.
sesen mar, ipriGt f& itbr lobenr iibsr bic yeiffun.
gen Der Dilsttanttn aus unp ,Olt BEN aapsa.
msiier, Serr 8altt, bic ~streitnte anerfennuns.
Die enreMburger 3eitnng bttIast I'D in t'
mem Ssisartifel, rab bic 8einliten bic Suffer v.
icsar ,eie mtif untsr elericaIer
5u&tsl f%ebtntsn g &ulmeifer",0
id um bic Wtrtreituns ets .euremb. Wortes"
fimmutsn unp bic .,libtrals", fol- pobl be:ben
,,rrptlii6e", .eursmb. 3eituns" ~ psrerdnsen
iutten. Sbr alasen trift aber aud bic lauen
Iursmb. 9iberalea, bic nun sinmal ni&t ale ibre
4raft in bfn Gulturfampf sinlsssn molten. Die
3siuns fsat ferner bic Ysbauptuns aut baB Der
SGus, cen has Gpnesreat i'm @robbsr;ostt um
sspdbrs, iQu,Orii9 iti. Iann trSfst lid ras quite
,glatt, bas glatt Der Aufssflartsn" eamii, nab
bic isst in Der Stride bsrrihenbe partei unmos.
LID aur bic Dausr bic Ssrritaft bsbaltsn psree,
esnn Ia lie bic @sltssi&i6ts ni&t riidsdnsis
MAIDEN fOnns 70 fsi fe t%siimmt, poa ibr binwss-
seidpsmmt ~ trerpen. nne eab eas balo &c.
itsbsn pire, has prOsnclieire bic frampfbafte
@srswsiauns, nit Der mir lie ibsrall in hem
8an,pf sesen Greibeit unp 9i6t ireien ldben.
Den 5slisn vetri ihwemmt bas @l6sr meesr-
ner auffldruns ni&t 70 tals meg; CT %trurselt in
Der Wabrbsit.
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-RObIen g. II. September. @eItern
Ibeno lanste per gabn, bon 2onoon fom=
meno, Senri &Odefort bier on uno
nabm Mbteisequartier i'm Sotel .3um
3ieien". Sn Dem 6remoenbu6 bat er li6
untsr Dem Hamen Senri De 9ucai einse=
trassn. Ser 2aternenmann. in belen BE-
s~leituns li9 feline Sodtsr befinoet, iebts
beute friib feline Reiie nod 8liel per gabn
fort. Bon lebterm Srte seoenft oerielbs,
iple Die ,&obl. 3ts.' bort, mad StaIien Ii6
81 beseben.
s. iiren. Is. September. 3wii9en
bier unb Der Station gettpsiB iisl seitern
Worsen iudbreno Der Sabrt elm gremler
pom 3us uno puroe iofort setobtet.
-Srier, Is. September. @etern
Worsen IL ubr srplocirte auf Dem
Quinter Sittsnmerte Der 8aste6el, mo-
Ourd seb n Weniden idmere @srlssunsen
oapon trusen elmer mubte iofort ampu=
tirt tperben. lleber Die uriade Der ggplo=
iion 1T bis iest nidts befannt Die 8srwi=
flung iol cine arse iein. Nus Den umlis=
eenosn S6riern itromten Sauienoe bon
Meniden berbei, uel6e Den SOo ibrer AN
9eborieen befir6teten.
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Yrenbiiae &uife.

Dem 6irtbii9pf pom Sres.au lit bss
fanntlit leit Gem 1. Sanuar b. ). bic
Optaticn ron 10000 Sblr. selperrt;
trpBrsm purpe or ron Der 8reSlausr
SteusrtebSrre aufssforrert fir risie
10000 Iblr., bic in Ter Rssierunsss
Sauptcaie liessn, eie ginfommenfeuer
su sablsn. gs nfplsts Exclamation {:
aber iie rurpe absewieien. Darauf ri9s
tete Der 8irftiibpf cine Sei6perre al
ben Ginan3minilsr, pprauf sr sinsn Be
iGsip erbislt in BEN ~aussefibrt pirc.
paB ,par pur6 Die Ysrfisuns Res pree.
Gultusminifsrs bic IL. 900 Sblr. Staatss
bsfplpuna pom 1. Sanuar ab ni1t mebr
ausaSablt leisn, RAP pieIe Dp!aticn ater
feinsswess surids3oasn lei Sielmebr
bdnss es pom rss Sirfbil9pfS sissn,r
freier Gntl6lissuns ab, ii6 wisper in cen
GenuB rer Dptatipn ~, lsBsn. incsm or
rie ieit Nnser ais Sabresf,if saeante
pfarraeas in Sraslowis eausrnc unr
untsr Sea&tuns Der tesiaaEssn sslssli.
den Sorl&ufleu wisesrbelcBe, in mel
dem GaQe lelbt lie einsebaltenen 0ss
baltsraten iofort sur Na1sabluns se,
lan8en wiireen. Der Yerluf elmer Gin.
nabmaseue In Sinns tss S%teuersslesse
lisss taber ni6t Dor.
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Gorrefp0n0eu,.
Cincinnati, Sbio, ben A. Oct. 1874.
@ssbrter Ssrr Neeacteur!

VstpIItt VtII UtpaCItur
Seute BADEN bic ssutl6sn 8atbolifen ron Gin
einnati einen G&t fatbelii6en @sit an ben Iaa
selsst. Sie fsierien las s~ifr3isfe anniperIa.
rum ibrer WutterfirWe, namii1 Der bl. Drei.
faltisfsitsfir6t. lin pisle 8sier reht impoIant
su MAIDEN, une UNI ben 8atbplifsn cine wabrs
rperftbatise eisbe sesen ibre airts sinsunSBen,
bate Der bc6p'se Albrif, Yfarrsr Der @smsinee,
tpster Nate NOD 3eit nod @sls selpart. ST
bat namlit has 0pttesbaus burb ben ~bsfanntsn
OecpraticnssM alsr 3bien in itStsn Garbsn.
i&muf IeBen ln0tn. Die Deecrationen lne i'm
sp.biI&en, rein fir1li&en StyIe, anselest une
baIten lid ifrtns an bic Sauart ees Usbaubss,
psItts ieBt unter bic i&Snfen, ieppbl pis untsr
bic Seraumisiten, pss &om's pom Nmsrifa, &C.
rs1net ptresn fam. Cine neue itbr ssI6maf-
Seue committeeman, trast piel CUR 3isrpe bel.
S1on nm balbsebn llbr Wcrsens. mar bas
@cttesbaus seeranst pOa pom WlGubissn. Nuu
fane Elm feierliteS pontificalamt Ifatt, celebrirt
rem be9p'fsn perm Yii&Of 5ssbe pom 60.
pinstcn. Se6w'ser aubr mar Gr1prisltsr, P.
y. Sautb 9. s. G. funsirtc ale Diafpn une Serr
WieYtr, Gin Seminarilt funsirte ais Subeiaecn ;
bst9w'ser Or. S1Snboft mar @srsmonisnmsi.
Her. SIN Sanctuarium rparen ssaenpGrtia bic
bettp' scn Serren Mlbrit, Gernseins, QecpOlp II.
upbaus. Nah benz Gpanaslium tstiea Der
bptp'se p. Otto 3air o. s. F.. bic aan,sl une
belt cine aussHei&nets yrepist, in wsl&sr sr bic
Stesntnns eisits Gsltes srflarte, Defenders aber
auf ben SGpifrisfeiten p%erpsilte, seaen welbe
bic Iretfalttgtsitssemsiabe, pGbtenp 40 Sabren
ia fampfen bate. Gr trrinnsrte earaa ME bic
aataplifen BON Samilton ~ iener 3sit In eisIes
0citssbauS %8eteninsn leien, ibre 9briitenpfihs
ten III s~rfalen, nne eaB rurp nm sisitn Ssmpel
in ben 40 Sabrtn 40 airten in Cincinnati une
llnJesene ~trltaneen linb.
Na6mittasS parsn ale Strassn UNI bic Sir,
dc pift a~nscfllt nit Wsniaen, nm ben fmeierli.
6en 3us ess glcsius Waiisn', ees Plus. Dram.
usr. unp bsS Sonifa,ius.S inslinss gsrsins AZ
leben. Dice, iebr tart psrtrstsne Ysrsine ,csen
I'm 2 nbr utter Der Multiplying ees 8robmar.
itaas ane Der MiflenSmarl&als, nit ibrsn per-
itisptnsn 5abnn pom Mcsartsbaas In feisrli.
der vrolsiicn sur b. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, no
Der piusmannsr.S Berlin lsin 25iabriess Subj.
laum beains.
Die Miislieosr bislsr Vcreine fiatsn bsiuate
has ssraumise Wettrstaus unb mebaten Der iei-
srli&tn gsIptr BET. Mad benz WasniIeat peibe-
te bcGm'ssr y. Otto o.. 3. +. ,mti Iabnsn Gin,
pel4e BON ben Ssbr. Ssnjisu aus paris imppr.
itrt purpen. Mad Der d%abnsnpsibs bslfiss Or.
St&t, prof. hes ct. Warp's Ssminars, bic aan.
gel unp bielt cine fir bic 8sIsssnbsit lebr PAT
isnps prscist In psl8sr &c bic 9setutuns Der
Gabue erf!arte, ais 8abat Gbrifi une Habns Der
Welt. Wab benz Sesen nit BEN bedpireisffsn
0ute ivurbe bas in alsr Wtlt bsribmte y@rpBsr
@elt" selunsen. X.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-14
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3eidslanpe felt Nnnerion purh DvutI1s
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mobilien, pel6esur 9erdussruns fummsu,
entpeper gar feinsn 8dufcr finpsn, ODER
enorm biqis lpsseiblasen rperren. lin.
ter pieien umltdnpsn baben ii6 metrere
Norp amerifansr In 0ptbrinssn einses
funoen unp ais quite Spefulantsn, cam
rereien uno Sitter BON beceuteneem
umfanse anseteuft.
MeB. s. Sept. @eitern Dor rrei Sab
ren bat eie Ginwsibuns ces DenfmalS
Statt %9cfunren, wslbrS BEN in ben bies
isen Nmbulan;en wdbrenp rsS lsBtsn
8rieses aeitcrbsnsn fransSiiden Spleaz
ten auf einem Ger 8irhbbfe Der Stapt
Deg erridtst wOreen 1T.
Sn Der bieissn 8atberrale rpurce &c
setsrn Morssn cine McIe ssleisn, mel
der Ger Sirsermeifer, feline Seiseoros
nsten uns bic Wsbr;abl Ter 0emeinrss
rdtbe bsipobn.sn. Muser risisn lparen
iebr Yiele pericnen in Ger Rir9e al,s
weIene.
Granfrsi6 iisbt, oas bic Staet Dies
nod INNER Die alien SYmpatbien BE-
pabrt.
Nus Sierf in 9~otbrinssn G,irp tsri6s
tet. pas rs unri6tis 1T. eas rae nett berz
un befannte Damen Yenlionat in Huld5
rorf bel Sierf aufsebpten rpsrre. Die
S6refern BADEN rie grSfnuns Der
Gurie auf BEN IL Sftpber iefsstelt.
Die 3abl Der Inmelrsnrsn 1T auserses
pSbnli6 srrs.
StrabbxrQ. 5. Sspt. Na6eem bic
Musfibruns Der Mrbsiten gum Sau
Der reGtsrbeinii6en Sorts bel Sunpbeiu.
Neumibl unp Nusnbsim in einselnen
Sbisetsn sst,snnt in g%ntrsprieie %eeTnitip
Yerssben pprren iinc, bat rsr Sau risisr
Sorts nunmebr% bsspnnen. Oieielben err
balten feline 10 teesutsnre Nusrsbnuns.
mic bic aui Zen, linfsn llfer, aud fol-
bsrsn Sau nibt 10 raid bstrieben rpsrrsn.
Na9 sinss;ossnsn Grfunrisunssn mill
man in nisiem Sabre Ten nalien @ras
ben bS6itenS bis gum 0afsrlpiessl bers
hslsn unp nit cen eaeur6 e~rsislten Grrs
malIsn Die 1crmirune rss @aqfSrperS
Beginner, wdbrenc man ii6 BET zen
Waursrarbsitsn in pislem Sabre auf
bic ausfdbruns Ger Sunramsntirunsss
arbsitsn tel6rdnfsn miro. Die Sbsrleis
TING risier Yautsn III Ger biclisen ~tailers
li6sn Sprtifeatipn ibertrassn, Gle sur
lpseislen esituns rerielben cummanrirten
Snssnisur : Sifeiere psrpen in Sebl
itatipnirt, wolslbit ie bersits sinsstrcHsn
unb gum Sbeil pas alte G%pmmancanz
tursebaure besesen baten.